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Evening star., 1934-01-22
Tales Of 4 Wayside Tee.

"HERE is more than one scaly
side to this game of golf. Not
only is the harassed duffer
plagued from the playing side by
slices, hooks, schlaffs and so on but
he also picks up his share of worries
over the correct Interpretation Of the
playing rules.
Quite recently the United States Golf
Association, in conjunction with the
Royal and Ancient Golf Club Of St.
Andrews has done a commendable joo
in revising the playing rules. SO that
some of the situations which have long
puzzled players have been very well
cleared up.
The Lost Ball Situation.
THERE is, for instance, the case Of
a lost ball Nearly all golfers
have understood in the past that
they had five minutes to look for q
ball. The rule stated that If 1t was
not found within that time the player
had to go back to where the last
stroke was played and play another
ball with a penalty.
But there was frequently the case
where some member Of the match
found the ball before the player got
back to where the last stroke was
played Then began q debate on
whether he was entitled to return and
play it. Here was the stock Of many
an argument.
But the new rule now takes care Of
this. If the ball is given up as lost
the player cannot resume play with
it, even if it is found before he has
put another ball in play.
A Better Break.
A MOTHER point on which the player
~ gets q better break is the case
where his ball lies on, under or
against some such object as bridge,
steps or boards in q hazard, shelter
house and so on. Formerly the player
was entitled to move such an object,
but. unfortunately, in q great many
securely anchored that this was i'm
possible, unless he happened to have
derrick handy.
Now, the player who finds himself
hamstrung by such lie has the priv
ilege of lifting and dropping his ball q
club length away from the obstruction.
when he finds that the latter can not be
moved, and there is no penalty for
doing so.
Another change has been the altera-
ton of the rule with reference to NOV
ing q loose object near the ball, and
which always seemed to me something
more than ridiculous. The old rule
prohibited the moving Of any loose OBJ
ject lying more than q club length away
from the ball either through the fair
way or in the rough.
Evening star., 1934-01-22
Pitt Assured Lead.

IItt ASSuTcO Ledu.
WHETHER or not they succeed in
w beating West Virginia's Noun
taineers at Pittsburgh Saturday
night, Pitts Panthers are certain to
hold the lead in the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Conference for at least an
other week. The Panthers have won
their first three games, while George
town, in second place, has scored three
wins against two defeats.
The only other conference game this
week will be played at Philadelphia,
also on Saturday night, with the Buck
nell Bisons tackling Temple. Although
beaten twice in three starts, Temple
figures to win from the Bisons with
plenty to spare Bucknell lost its only
league start to Georgetown. 1924. at
Lewisburg early in December and has
Jared badly in non-conference compe-
ton since then.
Evening star., 1934-01-22

BY the Associated Press.
National League.
Detroit 4; Toronto. 2.
New York Americans, 4: Boston. 2.
Montreal Maroons, Q; Chicago, 2; tie.
Standing of the clubs.
Evening star., 1934-01-22
Pro Hockey

By the Associated Press.
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MUSICIANS t. entertainers for beer tav-
ern work. IN reply state loves price 4
what Won DO Address BOX K-285. Times.
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10 Rooms with Board
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
81 Unfurnished Apartments

GIRL IT. wants room and board near
Dearborn and E. Washington. IR-7270
4608 z. Michigan.
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N E R C NDIS

36 Radios. Musical Instruments
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a m. a. M Movie. secretary.
GENERAL. oRRINANcE no. 81. 1888
dlnance No IL 1922. as amended. COM
monty known as the Zoning Ordinance,
and hZing time when the same SHAH
BE II ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
Section l. That the U3. or business dis
tricti the AS or 800 square foot area dis
trlct. and the H2 or 50-foot height dis
trlct. be and the same are hereby amend
ed supplemented and extended so as 70
in0ude the following described property.
to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of the
east property line Of Locke Street and
the southwest property line Of Indiana
Avenue. as now located in the CITY Of
indianapolis, Indiana. thence IN a. south
eastWarc!y direction on ana along me
southwest property line OF Indiana Ave
nue. 70 its intersection with the west
property line Of Blake Street; thence south
on and along the west property line Of
north property line Of North Street;
erty line Of North Street 20 It's intersec-
ion with the east property line Of the
north on and along the east property line
Of said alley and said east property line
extended north TO its INTERSECTION with the
north property line OF Walnut Street;
thence east or and along the north prop
erty line OF Walnut Street 70 its inter-
section with the east property Inc OF
Locke Street; thence north on and along
the east property line Of Locke Street 20
its intersection with the southwest prop
erty line Of Indiana Avenue. the point or
place Of beginning.
Section ?. This ordinance snail be n
fun force and effect from and after Is
passage. approval Dv the Mayor ana puo-
licati0n according 70 law.
State Of Indiana. Marion County. City
Of Indianapolis SIS.
I Henry o. -Goett. CLERK Of the CITY o.
Indiana polls Indiana Go hereby certiiY
the above and foregoing IS a full, tue
and complete copy Of General Ordinance
No g. 1898: that said ordinance vas
passed oy the Common Council on the
18th day OF october. 1894. and was signed
and approved oy the Mayor on the llsl
day Of October. 1884. and now remains on
file and on record IN my office.
Witness my hand and the official sal
OF the City OF Indianapolis. Indiana. this
10th day OF October. 1884.
lSEALl HENRY o. GOETT. City CLERK.
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AUTO M OLIVE
. RENT A TIRE O.

48 Accessories. Tires, Parts
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MARRIED MEN

Indianapolis superintendent for large
manufacturer requires the services OF four
married men of neat appearance with car
Two with sales experience and two WIN
out sales experience. Must he satisfied with
SOS per week 70 start Excellent alvanCe-
ment opportunities Apply Thursday. 10
a. m sharp 10 MIR BAKER. Suite 3l6
Indiana Pvthian bldg
MAN WANTED-For service station. $50
weekly 10 start. Experience not re
ouired $3.50 cash deposit required on
equipment. MANUFACTURERS. 2l4-H-
1443 Wesley St. Wheaton. H.
WANTED-AutomObil mechanic that has
age basis 1889 n Illinois 81.
SELL RENl Or Buy REAL ESTATE
through classified ads In The Times
Phone "ad-taker." RI 655l during buEi-
ness houra
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LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

STOCKHOLDERS annual meeting Of the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general business vii
b held at the Office Of Kingan q CO,
indiana polls. Thursday. Nov. 18th. at %
a m a NJ Movie secretary
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LOWEST RATE IN CITY ON
LOANS OF s2O0 or LESS

All loans. $40 10 $500. q, per month.
What rate are you payingo Furniture
Teacher and Diamond Loans. Your Dia-
monds viii be safe.
Public Welfare Loan Assn.
$50 OCCIDENTAL BLDG, S. E. Cor
WASH. AND ILL. SITS, RI-3587.
Directors: G. A. Efroymson. n. P. Lleber.
Judge Collins, Franklin Vonnegut. VIM. J.
Mooney. Henry Laagsenkamp, II. NJ. Dun
bar. Ralph BamberRer and p. G. Reilly.
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FREE MARCELS
8 Transportation
INSTRUCTIONS
Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

STUDY ENGINEERNG-Clas IN draft
ing and designing. personal instruction.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 804 Fl. Wayne.
ave
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Is Wanted-Male or Female

HOUsEWORK- Good home. 81 week. HU-
1851. 2 20 70 a. n.
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COUNTY RELIGIOUS
GROUP WILL MEET

First meeting Of the season Of the
children's division of the Marion
County Council Of Religious Edu-
cation Is scheduled for , Tuesday
az the First Presbyterian church.
when a panel discussion institute
VIII be held.
Miss Martha Bennett. director Of
religious education IN the Fairview
PRESBYTERIAN church. Will lead the
discussion on The Message Of
ChiStmas for the Church School"
Mrs. Karl Zlegler. cradle roll SUI
parintendent Of Zion Evangelical
church. Will discuss Creative EX-
peuences IN Program Building and
Source Material" Miss Mabel I.
Cutlery. director Of religious edu-
cation az the FIRST Presbyterian
church. Will talk on other Crea-
eve Activities on Christmas" and
Mrs. c. E. Wolcott. junior superin-
tenGeut OF Central Christian
church. Will talk on Christmas
Decorations and the Relation Of
Santa Claus" The Rev. Jasper Cox.
pastor Of Speedway Boulevard NJ.
T. church. viii lead devotionS. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hoy Of the Seventh
Presbyterian church. viii sing. &C
companied by Mrs. Lem Latham.
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BRIDGE PLAY SET AT
PROPYLAEUM

Younger members of the Propy-
laeum Club, daughters of members
and their friends have been invited
by the club to attend a morning
contract bridge party and lunch
con Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Frederick E. Matson, chairman Of
the social committee has arranged
the party which will begin at 10.
Luncheon will be served at /.
Members Of the club who will be
hosteSses are MeSdames Herbert w.
Todd, Conrad Ruckleshaus, oscar
Jose Jr., John P. Collett, Louis M.
HueSmann, Fisk Landers, Paul Lee
Hargitt, John w. Kern, Weber D.
Donaldson, Robert McMurray, Louis
Ramon Thomas, William H. Wem-
mer. Henderson H. Wheeler, l.. G..
Zerfas and Miss Katharine Malott
Brown.
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Mt. Holyoke Club of indianapolis
has invited alumnae clubs Of seven
women's colleges, members Of the
American Association of University
Women and their friends, TO attend
a lecture to be given by DR.. Mary
E. Woolley, president Of Mt. Holyoke,
at 8 Wednesday in the American
Central Life Insurance auditorium.
For thirty-flve years she has d.
rected the college and when she
took Office she was one Of the
youngest presidents and one OF a
few women presidents. She was
one of the first women TO attend
Brown university and received her
A. B. and A. NJ. from the university.
She taught at Wheaton seminary,
was instructor. professor and head
of the biblical history department
of Wellesley college before becom-
ing president of Mt. Holyoke.
DR.. Woolley was chairman Of the
college entrance examination board
from 1887, president OF the
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Ohio Man Takes
Bride in Home
Rite at Lebanon

Miss Ruth Marie Price was maid
Of honor at the marriage ceremony
read today in Lebanon at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Richard
Neptune. for their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Geraldine Neptune. and
Harry Goodwin DEGREES. son of Mrs.
Grace DeCroes, New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
Mrs. Price wore an afternoon
gown Of brown crepe, combined with
brown and white MORE and carried
bronze and yellow chrySanthemumS.
Henry Cook. West Lafayette. was
best man. The bride wore powder
blue crepe and carried white
chrySanthemumS.
Following the ceremony, which
was read in the presence of i'm
mediate families and a few friends
before a fireplace banked with palms
and ferns. the couple left for the
east. The Rev. Carl Metz. Lebanon.
officiated, and Mrs. Metz played
Dream Girl o Delta Zeta." Il
Love You Truly" Wedding March !"
from "Lohengrin." and AT Dawn
ing
The bride attended Butler uni
versity. was graduated from Indi-
ana university and is a member Of
Delta Zeta sorority. DR.. DEGREES
attended Purdue university. The
couple will be at home in New
Philadelphia.
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Of
Research Club
to Be Observed

Thirty-ffth anniversary of the
Womans Research Club will be
celebrated Monday at a guest meet
ing in Central Avenue M. E. church
A group Of former presidents will
appear in a playlet, written by Mrs
Joe Rand Beckett and Mrs. L. H
Millikan.
One group in the cast will repre-
sent a modern club meeting and
the other the first meeting in 1899
In the first group will be MeSdames
M. j. Ault, c. E. Cottingham, David
Ross, r. o. McAlexander George
Van Dyke, J. NJ DUNCAN, E. D.
Clark and Miss Alta Roberts. In
the other will be MeSdames C. A.
Hodges, R. w. Mercer, j. w. Noble,
]. L. Wallace, F. E. Floyd, j. G.
Benson, w. C. Hartinger, Theo E.
Root and Miss Elizabeth Smith, as
sisted by Misses Jane Wallace and
Margaret Millikan.
Founders of the club, in Novem-
Der, 1899, were Mrs. J. K. Jones,
still an active member, and the late
Miss Sarah Rudisell and Mrs. Jea-
nette Smith Gulick Mrs. w. T.
Brown, now of Los Angeles, was the
first president, and Mrs. Clark is
the present president.
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BRIDAL SHOWER TO
FETE MISS HUGHES

Pink. blue and silver appoint
ments and a miniature church.wed-
ding scene Will appoint the serving
table for a miscellaneous shower
which Miss Dorothy Kerkhoff Will
give tonight az her home. 4l20 Shelby
street. The party Will honor Miss
Margaret Hughes. whose marriage
10 William p. Stanley will take
place Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. E. r. KerkhOf will assist her
daughter. and guests will include
MeSdameS Charles Hughes. Minnie
Zobbe. Harry Snyder. c. Stanley,
Harry Link. Herman Kerkhoff. E.
StOCkamp. Fred Sutton. Harvey
Pctree. Fred KerkhOf. Ella Wander
grill. William Link. Charles Kerk-
hof. Ellen Kortepeter. Ethel
Thomas and T. BuChmeier; Misses
Margaret Hughes. Mary Ellen STAN
lev. Sarah Jane Stanley. Kate
Hughes. Mary. Hichey. Bernice
StOckamp. Gertrude Link and An
nette Sutton.
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Annual dinner dance of st. Mar
caret's Hospital Guild will be held
Saturday night, Dec. 8. in the din
ing and lantern rooms OF the IN
dianapOlS Athletic Club. Assist
ing Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe, general
chairman. will be the following
committees:
Music. Mrs. A. F. Head and Mrs.
william Low Rice; reservations,
Mrs. John LANCE; concessions,
NeSdames G.. I. Seybert. Charles
Kotteman. w. Marshall Dale, Vince
Canning an Mark Enright.
The entertainment committee IS
composed Of Mesdames William A.
Doeppers. Francis Snex, John Rau
Jr.. Dudley Griffith, Harrison Ben
nett. Herbert Bacon, Maxine Haul
ser. Lewis o. Ward. Donna Akin,
Jack Adams. Frank Ball Jr.. Frank
T. Carroll. Leon DeSautels, Forest
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E1ss MARY LEoTI HARTsOCK daughter OF Mr. ana MIS- "a MY
NI Hartsock bride OF Robert a. f4 nc the
80 NJ Iarmon Frshor in ceremony Nov H. After Oec e
couple will be Pittsburgh Pa oddrc IN
Metcafe WalHng are OH ,,or
Virginia Thev will make in Providence H. bTloe
at Of her mother
I 1idoJ Mrs walng was Miss Frances Holiday the ooe
groom is a son Mrs Everett l. WaAls % ~ - homo
After Ian Mr. and Charles E Buscnnann VIII oe aO
Buschman formerly was Miss OO
stance Fowler and Mrs Frank b. Fo"lel'
William is chairman Tor the
ST Margars Hospital Guild be held Dec al the 0iail"p
Athletic Club u.orrioro pos Miss
Mrs Homer before her recent matage was 1
H Warner I'd
Ferars parents are Mr. Arnado Eberhart SheloyV
this as wee president VI 4e
Indiana Alpha theta sorority
Mr. and Alpe announce the engagement Oh e %
Harold NJ Cohen son OF MI ana MIS- Gus
Cohen The ceremony place Thanksgiving night
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Dr. Mary E. Wooley, President OF
Mt. Holy0ke College to Speak

American Association of University
Women. 1928, and is senator OF
the united chapters of Phi Beta
Kappa. She wrote "Women's Col
leges in America" published in the
Encyclopedia Britannica.
She holds the following honorary
degrees: Lift. D., Brown univer-
sity; Lid, Amherst college; LID,
Smith college; A. NJ. and LID, Yale
university: LID. Denison, Rollins
and Oberlin.
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At dinner which Louis Schwitzer
will give tonight. Miss Edna BALI
and her fiance, Howard John Lacy
II, will be honored. The dinner is
occasioned by the approaching
marriage Of Miss BALI, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. BALI, and Mr..
Lacy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Lacy ST.. The ceremony will be read
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar A. Jose Jr. will en-
tertain at luncheon and with a
bridge party Wednesday at her
home, 48l4 North Meridian street,
and the following night, Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Wemmer viii en-
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St. MargaretS Guild Dance
Scheduled for Dec. 8

Hindsley, Ralph Lochry, Donaldson
G. Trone, Hester VanLandingham
and Reinie Miller.
Preparing the printed programs
are members of the advertising
committee; Mesdames Fred Norris,
NJ. L. Haymann, Willis Conner,
William A. Doeppers, w. Marshall
Dale, Frank Haight, K. M. Mosi-
man, John Rau Jr., Preston c. Ru-
bush, Harry K. Stormont. Norman
Schulmeyer, Gale B. Wolf and
Miss Mary Pavey.
The guild will hold an all-day
meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Rau, who will be assisted by
Mrs. Dale
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RECEPTION TO BE
GIVEN FOR ARTIST

A reception will be held for Cor
don Mess at the John Heron Art
Museum from 3 to tomorrow in
connection with Mr.. Mess one-man
exhibition. V. Ernest Field, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde D. Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Yorker and members
Of the museum activities committee,
of which Mrs. Charles Latham is
chairman, viii assist.
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TEA ARRANGED BY
JEWISH. WOMEN

Invitations to new and prospec-
tive members Of the Indianapolis
section, National Council of Jewish
Women. have been issued for tea
TO be held at the home of. Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Bloch. 4l63 Washington
boulevard. from to 4 Monday af-
ternoon.
The tea will be in charge of the
membership committee. Of which
Mrs. Jack Harding is chairman.
Appearing on the program will be
Mrs. J. Harry Green, sponsor; Mrs.
Richard Fielding, in musical mono
logs; Miss Mae Henri Lane. piano.
Mrs. j. <. Vance Jr. and Mrs. Max
Wall viii be accompanies.
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Miss Edna BaLS GNd FianCe VIII
Be HOnOred at Dinner

terrain at dinner for Miss BALI and
Mr.. Lacy.
A tea which Mrs. Herbert Todd
will give Friday afternoon at her
home will fete Miss BALI and Miss
Josephine Reed, whose marriage TO
william I3ertermann also will take
place Thanksgiving day
Miss Mary Adelaide Rhodes will
entertain Miss I'd and Mr. Ber-
termann, Miss Bali and her fiance
Saturday night at dinner me
night preceding the wedding cere-
monies, Mr.. and Mrs. BALI viii en-
terrain members of the bridal party
at a rehearsal diner.
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THO Entertain

Misses Mary and Emily Voyls en-
tertained with a party last night
Among those attending were Mrs
Ralph Willis, honor guest; Misses
Thelma Joyce and Lois Buchanan
assistant hoSteSSes; Mrs. Grace Cox
Mrs. Neva Beaver and Misses Alice
Courtot, Martha Jensen, Martha
Elson. Mary Byers and Gertrude
Scanlon.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN IN
HONOR OF SPEAKER

Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank was
hostess today az the Town Hall dis
cusSion luncheon. Richard Wash
burn Child's lecture on Changing
Structure Of Government Other
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
e Matson. Mr.. and Mrs. Prank p
Manly. Mr.. and Mrs. James Noel.
DR. and Mrs. Jean S. Miner. Henry
Danner, William Fortune, Earl
Barnes. DR.. Vincent A. Lapenta and
Miss Clara Gilbert.
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Club Group
of District
tOASSenble
Institute Program to Be
Under Auspices of
City Unit.

Members Of the Seventh District
Federation Of Clubs are invited 20
attend the club institute dav. 70 be
sponsored b. the Womans Depart
ment Club all day Tuesday At the
clubhouse. Mrs. Clayton II. Ridge.
general chairman. has announced
that questions pertaining 70 the
general state and district fedora
tons and problems Of individual
clubs viii b. discussed.
Mrs. r I Poston. Martinsville
club institute chairman for the
state federation. viii open the dis
cusiCn ar 10. and her subject will
boz The Advantages u a Club Insti-
tufe."
Mrs. Frederick @. BALI viii con-
duct q panel jury beginning al 1890
Members o. the jury viii be Mes
DANES r 0. AicAlexander. Felix T.
McWhirter z. c. Rumpler. c. j.
Finch J. ". Moore. George A. Van
DYKE. William A. Eshbach. Paul T.
Hurt Philip A Keller and Mrs.
Ridge.
aAAFA Jul 0tMfuuAFu
Mrs. Robert A. Hicks. president
% Indiana Federation Of Clubs. and
Mrs. Edwin y. Canine. state director
of general federation. viii JOIN the
jury group later in the day.
Dr. Josephine L. Pierce. Lima.
o.. second ce-president of the
General Federation Of Clubs. Will
boz honor guest az the luncheon 10
be served az 1890. State officers
attending the executive session Of
the Indiana federation will attend
the luncheon. Seated at the guest
table with Mrs. McAlexander and
DR. Pierce Will be Mrs McWhirter.
Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Canine. Mrs.
Finch. Mrs. Ridge. Mrs BALI and
Mrs. POstOn. Mrs. MCWhirter Will
give the invocation.
DR.. Pierce Will be the speaker of
the afternoon when the institute IS
resumed at 1870. An open forum
Will follow.
The ways and means committee
with Mrs. A. c. Barbour. chairman,
VIII have charge Of the luncheon.
Decorations VIII be arranged by
Mrs. Roscoe c Leavitt. Members
of the courtesy and ushers' COM
mit,ee VIII assist in the days &C
tIvities-
Aid in Event
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. NJ B.
Hedges. Mrs. Frank d. Downs, Mrs
Harry S. Clendenin or at the club
house
rs the Consumer the Forgotten
Man2" VIII be the subject Of DR.. Earl
r. Beckner when he speaks before
the community welfare department
of the club AZ its discussion lunch
con at 1890 Wednesday.
DR. Beckner IS associate profess
sor and acting head Of the depart
mcnt of economies at Butler uni
versity. and a member of the Marion
County Consumers League. He will
be- introduced by Mrs. J. W Moore
also a member Of the league.
Fred Van Devcnder Will speak
briefly on the better housing pro-
gram Mrs. Paul T. Hurt viii pre-
sent Mr.. Van Devender. They are
CO-WOrEerS on the Chamber of Com
merCe better housing committee.
Mrs. Chales II. Smith, chairman.
Will preside.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. E. J. Shields
or Mrs. Frederick II. Bowen. Com
mittecS assisting Mrs. Robert Shing-
Ter with luncheon arrangements in
Clude. Courtesy. Mrs. F. Remy,
chairman: hospitality. Mrs. William
+. Kennedy. chairman. and tele-
phone Mrs. Robert Bryce, chair
man.