davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-07-27

Of these beautiful cars are In exeellent
mechanical condition ttroughout. good
clean. Don't fail 10 see these cars. Prices,
S345 and S495. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2lbb
ChamnIafn ST NV
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FORD 1872 Victoria; olive green hnish,
flne tires. exceptional condition inside ana
value at only S407i good trade. easy q.
c. c. terms. open nights. Nolan's out
door Sales Room FiKhteenth and M SITS.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
SALE---LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

WE WILL BUILD AND FINANCE HOUSE
for you, or buy your lots outright. Cal
WI 1898.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

DODGE 1881 4-door sedan. 1915. Origt-
nal fnish. mechanically f&ultIess. tires
very good. new seat covers. This popular
Dodge model has had but one owner and
refiectsl its careful use. Terms and trade.
Leo Rocca Inc Dodge and Plymouth Dt-
rect Factory Dealers. New York ave. ne.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FORD 1888 coupe; original factory nnish;
inside like newi perfect motor. nne rubber
terms: good trade. Open nights. Nolan's.
I'LL Eighteenth NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

DE SOTO 1891 sport roadster. 6-eyl.i one
the condition of this automobile would be
hard to improve upon: very low mileage;
S295. Smoot Motor Co.. 3342 M st. NV.
WEct 1870
Evening star., 1934-07-27

GIRL DESIRES ANOTHER. PERMA-
nently employed, share downtown apart
ment. phone. radio. piano separate rooms
kitchen, Address Box 339-R. Star once,
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FORD 1880 coupe: new paint, nev BAT"
terry: clsan inside and out and It's knock
out for only StR7; good trade; easy o g;
c. terms or surety plan. 81 down. 4l9
monthly Open niEhtS. NolanA III
Eighteenth n w.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHRYsLER 1882 de luxe 5-pass, coupe;
boating power. automatic clutch. free
wheeling. brand-new Ffrestone chrome
horns: very clean and in excellent me-
chanical order; S645. L. P. Steuart. Inc,
1925 i4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FoRp 1890 Tudor. sis5i refnished in
black Ennmer seat covers excellent motor,
top and rubber. See this before you buy
Lee ID. Butler. Inc. 215b Champlain 50. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

OAKLAND 1881 VS. sedan. This car has
black; former owner Just recently Installed
new set of y. S. Royal tires, with
chrome steel spoke air wheels. We are
pricing this car at S275. which is $50
below N. r. A code allowance; S47 down.
Co. s342 NJ 81. NV WEST 1850.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

tires, good motor. good battery good inte-
rior; runs like top. Cut to S2o7: fully
s2ss easy pIsn down. te5ms sSG
Open nights. Nolan's. I'LL Eighteenth
cf u
Evening star., 1934-07-27

ls5 18th ST NE.-Furnished rooms, in
private home; with or without meals;
home comforts. reasonable. AT. lS6S-J.
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RnoMs--FuRNIsHED

ar0f ADAMS MIL RTo J,pt 3o7--A lady
will share A completeiy furnished apart
ment on Rock Greek Paik near all car
lines. With another lady for SIS month;
. rooms. Kitchen FriEidAire bath with
shower southern exposure
1906 nth ST RW-BeAlltifully furnished
bed-slttinF room pith radio. second floor,
next 70 bath. maid serSi plenty hot
water. telephone S25 for one. $50 for
two per month. 2e'
240O 18th ST NV Apt, Exception
ally cool bed room southlrn and eastern
cKp0SHrrs above the houietops single or
twin beds. use OF Lying room: $50 for
Evening star., 1934-07-27

THE THEARLE. 2I22 P ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath shower; beauti-
fully furnished: back porch. Frigidaire;
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

CLUB NJ MEKIDIAN,
2620 18th ST. NV
Overlooking park. coolest location in
from White House. Lounges, sun porch.
SingleS. doubles. large room with sleeping
porch Excellent meals, hotel service
tourists. Reasonable rates.
18th AND QUE SITS. NV.
OPPOSITE PANAMA LEGATION.
Announcing the opening of q high-class
residence tor ladies and gentlemen beau
tifully furnished single and double rooms
delicious meals prepared by dietician
Ready Tor occupancy Aus. 18th. For res
erYaaonS, MET 4565. au4'
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BUICK 1929 de luxe sedan: Arabian sand
fine tires, excellent motor, thoroughly re-
conditioned and ready for Immediate de-
livery. .&Cut to S297: good trads, easy U.
c. c. terms surety plan. 81 down. S2l
monthly. Open nights. Nolan'S, I'LL
Eighteenth st NV
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FORD 1890 roadster, pep, power enap.
set-away. good tires. good motor aad ees
surety plan, So down. 50 monthly. Open
NIGHTS. Nolan'S. III Eighteenth NV,
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WANTEn---RnnNIS

1885 California n. Clean. cool. quiet;
newly DECORATED bay window. electric fan
reasonable; near . car lines. PO. 2453
Evening star., 1934-07-27

14so HARVARD ST. N.w.-Furnished
Evening star., 1934-07-27

BUICK 1880 4-door sport sedan: blue
finish, black trim. cream wheels. wen
tenders; excellent condition throughout;
S365 with Triangles Blue Ribbon Guar
antee and 30-day no-eoSt service. ITi-
angle Open-Air Used-Car Display, l7tn
and Rhode Island ave. ne. open evenings.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FORD 1890 short coupe: original factory
aniSh, GOOD motor better than Ordinary
tlres Everything Is about Tight At this
price OF only Sfp7. GOOD trade. EASY {. q,
g terms or surety plan, 81 down. klA
monthly Open ,niRhts. Nolans OUTDOOR
Sales Room EiEhteenth and NJ SIS, NV,
Evening star., 1934-07-27

clean inside and out. fine rubber, perfect
mechanical condition. wonderful value
for 1857; good trade. easy G. g. G. terms
or surety plan S67 down, SCI monthly
Open nights. NolanS. I'LL Eighteenth
et NJ
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GENTLEMAN, employed, desires furnished
room, reaheo home. northwest, not beyond
Decatur or Porter StS, private bath pre-
ferred. GIVE particulars. members IN fam
lly, price. etc. Address Box 399~R. Star
once
TWO SETTLED LADIES tsiSteEsl want .
nice. elesn rooms kitchen. porch; unfur-
ilished refined private family heat, gas,
elec.; reasonable state particulars; per-
mAHent II suited, references exehanged
1406 Girard nv. Apt. .. aSs
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. Spanish descent.
Government employe. wants neat room;
reasonable. Give particulars. Address
BOX 362-R. Star once. ass
GENTLEMAN desires two unfurniShed
rooms With Jewish family NV location
Address Box S9-R, Star once,
BY attys and WIFE room With twin beds.
private bath. Within block Of s0o6 Co
1amhiA I'd. S2s mo, North ST4a.
CLEVELAND PARk-Gentlernan desires
frcnl WITH private iamlls ate sine
pfiee, etc. Address Box t05-R star once
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1881 coach. $285. Refln-
ished very dark blue; tires are al new
mechanically excellent; very clean througn-
out. Terms and trade. Sold on our
Inc, Dodge and Plymouth Direct Factory
Dealers 4 New York ave. ne. MA. 7322.
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DESlRARLE ROOM

'S2s conn AVE Cool room. 10 win
ows. private bath optional references.
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sSe 9th ST BE-Three blocks from Navy
yard - 80 s. per week. 2a'
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st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1892 Ge luxe sport roadster:
wheels mechanically Derfecti previously
owned BY q lady; driven only 20 900 miles:
drives like a charm tires. paint body,
tenders top and side curtains In very good
eonditieon. Drive Drive tbs e95 and jadss for
Standard Motor Sales. Inc. 2O24 t4th
ST. NV. ~
PLYMOUTH 1882 coupe; noating power,
hydraulic brakes. all-steel body and z real
easy @. g. O. terms or surety plan 80
down. 20 months to pay. Oren nights.
Nolan's III EiRhteenlh St NV.
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-door seean, S235.
Splendid mechanical condition; tires are
excellent. interior Is very clean and the
car has Just been reflnished. Terms and
trade Sold on our MONEY-BACk GUAR
ANTEE Leo Rocca Inc. Dodge and Ply
mouth Direct Factory Dealers 2 New YORK
ave ne. Ma 1922
PLYMOUTH-wi,I sell my equity Of 500
In new Plymouth for $50. Call Mr. Pen-
nington, after s pm. NE. Sol.
tCsntinued on Next PAEa.1
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHRYSLER 1882 convertible coupe; black
finish. leather upholstery. rumble seat,
coWl lights 9 Dayton white side wall
heaVy-duty tires. mechanically AL; S525.
Hill & Tibbitts Branch, 5a49 Georgia ave.
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CHEVROLET 1898 coach. wonderful
car at a price that is a revelation. Good
tires. fine Duco finish. no-drat ventiia-
good trade: easy G.. C. c. terms Open
nights. Nolan's outdoor Sales Room.
Eighteenth and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1882 sport roadster; six
wheel equipment and trunk rack. new top
with full set of curtains. paint and tires
good as new. mileage low; Ruaranteed. OF
course. Potomac Motor Sales. Inc, IL 10
Cnnn u wv
Evening star., 1934-07-27

l4IS SPRING RD.-THREE EXPOSURES.
private entrance large livlng room. bed
room, breakfast and kitchenette, bath.
telephone RaraRe 2Ss
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

ATTRACTTVELY FURNISHED APART
ment: car and bus service. SAMAHA BROS
Rosslyn. Va. Clar 1892. No children.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1888 master sport roadster
Sessed: must sell for cash Ma 1908
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan. $3.50 only S95
down This car Is perfect throughout.
Come in. drive and demonstrate for your
self. Century Motors. 1905 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

roadster; motor perfect; tires. upholstery
up to date looking car. priced TO sell
quickly; S375; easy terms to suit; low
down payment. Standard Motor sales,
Inc 2024 14th St NV. 27e
Evening star., 1934-07-27

.nas2s 5s2s s09s rqi6Oe i6s
and out; owned BY school teacher. Guar
anteed; S107. easy G. C.. g, terms or
surety plan. So down. $3.50 monthly.
Open nights. Nolan's. iii Eighteenth
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1882 special sedan, tan
Duco black trim, straw wire wheels.
fender wells. trunk rack excellent appear
ance and mechanical order: 1915. Hill d
T1bbitts Branch. 5949 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHEVROLET 1899 sedan; beautiful black
Duco finish. clean upholstery. all good
tires. cream wheels. Priced extremely low
for quick sale; any demonstration you
wish; S475; only $3.50 down, bal. easy;
your car in trade. Owens Motor Co., G32J
GRnrpia ave
Evening star., 1934-07-27

F1ERCE-ARROW 1880 bTouEham: rood
motor. new brakes good paint. good solid
body. Compare our price OF S405 with
others; G. G. g, guarantee. Open eve
nines. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1222 22nd
Evening star., 1934-07-27

WANTED OR 9 LADIES TO SHARE
nicely furnished 3-T- X, d, and b. apt.
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Film Stars
to Attend
City Party
Columbia Club to Give
Dinner and Dance
on Feb. %.

Hollywood screen stars who are
travelling from coast to coast will
be guests of the Columbia Club at
a dinner and dance, Feb. %. Reser-
vations are being received for mem
bers and their guests, which will be
limited to 500.
The actors and actresses will come
to indianapolis to attend the open
ing of Moulin Rouge Caravan" at
the Palace, and several are in the
cast Of the picture.
Among those to attend will be
Mary Brian, Mary Carlisle, Ben
Turpin, Roscoe Ates, Jimmie, Luz
ellie and Russell Gleason, Anna Q.
Nilsson, Hoot Gibson, Jack Mulhall,
Eddie Quillan, Roscoe Hatton, Dor
othy Dunbar, Creighton Hale,
Nancy Wexford, Antonio Moreno and
twelve dancers. John Huntley will
be master Of ceremonies.
On the night of the Civic the
ater's presentation of Seventeen"
in honor of it's author, Booth Tark-
ington, next Friday at the Murat,
the club will entertain with dinner
and dancing. Dinner will be served
from $50 to $3.50 and dancing will
be from 10 to l. Ed Resener's Co
lumbians will provide the music.
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Miss Cause, to
WedNeXt Week,
Is Honor Guest

Mrs. Maurice Gronendyke enter
tanned with luncheon bridge party
today at the Charm house in honor
of Miss Katherine Cause, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Cause, 3545
Watson road, who will be married
to Henry S. Bray on Feb "a in North
M. E. church. Mrs. Gronendyke
will be one of Miss Causes atten-
dantS.
Among the guests were Mesdames
Florence Q. Bray, John Bray,
Charles Cring, Clarence A. Jack
son, w. A. Meade, Henry Powell,
Keith L. Johns, James Boyd, Wilbur
Carter and Mrs. Cause; Misses Bet
ty Cring, Nancy Balenger, RATHER
inc Kinds, Edna Conduit and Fern
Stanley.
Out-of town guests were Miss
Martha Boyd, Miss Edith Roll, Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. Harold Love
lace, Mrs. Gilfred Eden, Mrs. Kate
Maxim, Mrs Martin L. Coons and
Mrs. Malcolm Edwards, all of New
castle, and Mrs. Charles Stoup of
Mansfield, o.
Miss Ballenger will entertain with
dinner party tonight for Miss
Cause and Mr.. Bray at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w F.
Ballenger, SIT North Meridian
street.
Guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bray, Mr.. and Mrs. Gronen-
dyke, DR.. and Mrs. Evanson carp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Berger, Miss Cring and Rob-
ert Nehs.
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Party Success
Factors to Be
Council Factors

Important Factors in Party Sue
cess" will be discussed by Taylor
Groninger at a meeting of the Mar
ion County Council of Republican
Women at 2 Tuesday at the Clay
pool.
Sergeant Harry Smith will talk
on accident prevention, followed by
a program by accident prevention
entertainers.
Mrs. Robert Shingler will conduct
a class in contract bridge preced-
ing the program. The class is the
second of a series sponsored by the
club. Mrs. A. Jack Tilson is chair
man, assisted by Mesdames Law
renee Orr, Lee Ingling, and B. L.
Dougherty.
Mrs. Lawrence Mann, hostess
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
danes William Edwards, Lorraine
Bradley, John McCardle, Hugh Mer-
rifield, Mrs. Orr, and Miss Marga-
ret Coneway.
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SOrOritieS

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, will meet Monday at the
home of Miss Alma Arnold, 1401
Olive street.
A George Washington bridge
party will honor rushees of Alpha
Epsilon chapter, Delta Theta Tau
sorority Monday night at the home
of Miss Roberta Bruce, 1857 College
avenue. Miss Bruce will be assisted
by Miss Marion wager, Mesdames
LYDIA Rowe and M. L. Pinkstaff.
Beta chapter, Theta NJ Chi sor-
ority will meet Tuesday at the
Claypool A pledge meeting will
be held at 7.
Beta chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority, will met Tuesday at
the Washington.
A called business meeting of Al
pha chapter, Delta Phi Beta soror-
ity, will be held at 7:45 Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Robert
Browder. 2139 Colleg aveu,sA A
social meeting will f. h
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HillcreSt Club
Will Be Scene
of Guild Event

Members of White Cross guilds
are invited to attend a colonial
luncheon and program to be held
Thursday at the Hillcrest Country
Club by the White Cross Music
Guild OF the Me .hOdis5 hospital.
Members OF the executive board
of the hospital center, headed by
Mrs. Felix r. McWhirter, will be
special guests.
Mrs. Paul Dorsey and Mrs. j.
Harry Green will sing japanese
songs. accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Vance. Mrs. Fred Appel, Mrs. L..
-. Schultz and Mrs. John ThOmp-
son will take part in the program.
Mrs. William Leonard will play
piano numbers and Mrs. Deliver H.
Landers. accompanied by Mrs.
Harold Brady will present violin
numbers. Mrs. Katherine Dali
sheimer and hrs. Glenn bingham
will give readings.
HoSteSSes. who viii be dressed in
colonial costumes. will be Mes
danes Laurence Hayes. william
DobsOn. Harry NGgle. Arthur
Dewey. Sidney Blair Harry. Othniel
Hitch and c. F. Dillenbeck.
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Welfare Group
Will Entertain
Special Guests

John F. Geckler, the Rev. Francis
D. McCabe. Scion Vial and Miss
Emma Puschner will be special
guests at the luncheon of the COM
munity welfare department of the
Woman's Department Club at 1890
Wednesday.
Professor Charles R. Metzger of
Butler university will talk on The
Community and the Delinquent
Child"
Mrs. william Klingholz, who has
returned to indianapolis after re-
siding in Cleveland, O.. will attend
Mrs. Othniel Hitch. department
chairman, will introduce Professor
Metzger. Mrs. E J. Shields and
Mrs. Frederick H. Bowen are in
charge of reservations.
Mrs. Hitch is chairman of the
nominations committee for the gen.
eral club election TO be held in
March. She is assisted by Mes
danes Charles H. Smith. Arthur S.
AyreS. Martha L. Higgins and
Frances S Wands.
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PARTY TO BENEFIT
SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Proceeds from a benefit bridge
party to be given this after
noon in the Banner-Whitehill au-
ditorium by Alpha chapter, Sigma
Delta Pi sorority, will be used for
the scholarship fund.
The committee arranging the
party includes Mrs. Jean DaVie,
Miss Olive Breisch and Miss Caro-
Ign Woodbridge.
Miss Hazel Hart will entertain
the sorority members at a George
Washington party at her home, 81
East Forty-ffth street, on Monday
night. Mrs. Mildred Levey will
assist.
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Dramatic Critic
Will Be Speaker
for SisterhOOd

Temple Sisterhood will meet at
2:15 Monday in the Temple, Tenth
and Delaware streets, for lunch
con and program.
Corbin Patrick, dramatic critic of
The Indianapolis Star, will talk on
THE Theater From A Critics View
point" Mrs. Issac Born is program
chairman.
Program of violin numbers will
be presented by Carl Johnson.
Mrs. Reuben A. Solomon, lunch
con chairman, will be assisted by
Mesdames Raymond S. Kiser, Ralph
Bamberger, Jacob B. Solomon,
Charles F. Kahn, Charles Kauf-
man, Jay G. Kahn, Cyril Weinberg,
Fred Feibleman, Sidney Salinger,
Victor M. Goldberg, Lewis j. Lefty,
J. K. Berman and Sidney S. Aron-
son.
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Gamma AIun1nae of Pi Beta Phi
to Present Annual Play

j. Spivey, William Forsyth and Miss
Louise Sumner.
On the advertising committee are
Mrs. B. A. Arnold, chairman; Mes
danes Buford Cadle, Albert Muel-
Ter, Betty Puett and Garth Marine;
Misses Emma Louise Reeves, Helen
Arzet, Dorothy Jane Atkins and
Madge Mcpherson. Signatures for
the program are in charge of Mrs.
Ralph Gary. chairman; Mesdames
Cranston Mugg, Egbert Hildreth,
Charles Tichenor and William John
son; Misses Dortha Weaver, Ruth
Landers, Sally Bosnian and Martha
Metcaf.
Other committees are: Printing
Mrs. Noble Ropkey; poster, Misses
Lorraine Shelton and Lois Sheriff. q;
properties, Miss Margaret Kellen-
bach and Miss Sheriff.; publicity
Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr. and
Mrs. Robert Schetter, and manu-
script. Mrs. Pauley, Dortha God
dard and Miss Margaret Thompson
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A program of romantic music
will be presented by the student
section of the indianapolis Matinee
Musicale at Friday at the home
of Miss Catherine Lapenta, 2424
Park avenue.
Assisting the social chairman,
Mrs. Irene Jarrard, in the dining
room at the tea will be Miss Vir-
GINA Kochler, Marion Dorothy
Laut, Juanita Vance, Janet Power
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Spanish Musical History to Be
Discussed BY Miss Ste7Uart

Cox, Mildred Moore and Elizabeth
Whistler. Mrs. Moore arranged the
program.
The following program will be
presented:
Violin and Piano
DANA (Tonadilla escenica) Estere-Nn
"Saeta" ................N n-Kochanski
Douglas Day Nye.
Vocal Duet Mexican, Portuguese, Cuban
folk tunes
'Carem Carmela" III W. LOOMS
Carmen Carmela" ..H w LOOMS
Home Everywhere" ...H w Loomis
Under the Silver STAR H w LOOMS
Mrs. Edith Pile and Mrs. Ruth
Jones. with Mrs Dorothy Knight
Greene accompanist.
Violin and Piano-"DanZa Ritual Del
Fuego" (Amor BruioJ .............
,;.....:.. Manuel de Falla ,Kochansh
Douglas Day Nye.
Two Pianos-"S Spanish Folk Dance.
'Malaguena" .......... Grace Helen Nash
Mrs. Mildred Sweeney and Mrs.
Gertrude w. Edison.
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For the fourth year Indiana
Gamma Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi will sponsor a play at the Civic
theater under the direction of E.
Norman Green. On March 10 Her
Step Husband by Larry johnson,
will be presented.
Mrs. E. u. Pauley. president, has
announced committees. Mrs. Green
is technical director.
Mrs. Burchard Carr. usher chair
man. will be assisted by Misses
Helen Carson. Janice Kellogg, Anna
Marie DUNCAN, Janet Jerman. Mar
thalou Schooner, Dorothy Weaver,
AnnabeSs Snodgrass. Mrs. Garth
Marine and Mrs. Buford Cadle.
Mrs. Pauley. chairman of tickets,
will be assisted by Mesdames Ralph
Bockstahler. Robert Armer. Russell
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These children are Bates JOnn-
son, Margaret jameson. Benjamin
Hitz. Eleanor Appel. AValyn Hitz,
FentOn Jameson and Billy Failey.
Mrs. Donald Jameson was in charge
Of appointing the committee.
Mrs. Hubert Hickam visited Tudor
Hall and formed a committee. Ruth
Fishback is chairman and viii be
assisted by Mary Ottinger. Virginia
Smith, Barbara Alig. Margaret Stew
ensOn, JOann Rice, Linda Hamilton,
Barbara Bradley and Marjorie Balm.
Children members Of the museum
are given a gold pin engraved with
n seahorse, emblem of the museum.
Mrs. G. H. A. Cloves is making
arrangements for a campaign among
students Of Park school.
Trek Team Formed
A team has been formed by boys
who have made the Prairie Trek
expedition. Gordon H Thomson,
who has assisted Mr.. HOWE sew
eral years. has organized the boys
in the expansion program. The
boys are Alan Appel, Edwin Craft
Jr.. James Darlington. James Failey,
Alex Holiday, Charles Latham Jr.,
Dan Taylor. Robert Fortune. Char
les Huston. Joe Langfitt, Harley
Rhodehamel. Don Test, Bob Trim
bic and James French.
The young workers know the
story of the museums humble be-
ginning in a barn ut Fourteenth
and Delaware streets. its removal
to the Garfield park shelter house
and finally its establishment in the
thirty-room former home Of Mrs.
John n. Carey. Mrs. Carey loans
the use of the home.
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FAYETTE CLUB TO
MEET IN REUNION

Annual reunion dinner of the
Fayette Club viii be held tomor-
row at the Colonial tearoom. 1433
North Pennsylvania street. Speak
erS Will be William E. Deptlinger.
mayor Of ConnerSville. and Mrs. w.
". Ochiltree. ConnerSville. national
President Of the American War
Mothers.
Others on the program Will be
Joseph NJ. Taylor. William E. JEFF
frey. Thomas Noriarity. director Of
the Cathedral high school orcheS-
ira: Miss Louise BrO6eur. Edward
Kruger. Miss Dorothy Edwards.
Reservations are in charge of Mrs.
Jennie @. Sparks.
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WINNERS LISTED
IN BRIDGE PLAY

Winners in the play Of the
Woman's Contract Club of Indian
apolis Thursday at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club were:
North and south, first, Mrs. Law
renee H. Brink, and Mrs. Elmer
Ittenbach; second, Mrs. Frank Alb
bett and Mrs. Walter MacManus;
east and west, first, Mrs. Warren
K. Mannon and Mrs. Walter Rogers,
and second, Mrs. Elmer Holtgren
and Mrs. j. c. Robinson.
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MISS DRYBREAD TO
BE BRIDE TONIGHT

The marriage Of Miss Laura
Katherine Drvb cad and Russell
Hamilton will lake place at $50
tonight at the home of the bride
groom'S mother. Mrs. Lena Hamil-
ton. Mcfarland -Oad The bride is
q daughter of NJ and Mrs. Jay H.
Drybread. Brown 5burE.
The Rev. r. r Benting will read
the ceremony before an improviSed
altar Of greencry. A reception will
follow the service.
Miss Florence Richardson. maid
Of honor. viii wear black net over
black taffeta and carry talisman
roses. The brico viii wear white
taffeta fashioned with short train.
Her flowers viii be Johanna Hill
roses and baby'S breath. in shower
bouquet. Roy Wrade will be best
man.