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EAST WASHINGTON LooP.

Tuesday-7:l5. Grace Church VS.. Trim
ity: s:15. Warwicks VS.. Internal Revenue.
WedneSday-S:l5. KatZmans vs.. War
vicks; 9:15. Internal Revenue VS.. Renrocs.
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Totals. is 5 37 Totals. ~
Referee-Mr Mention.
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EPISCOPAL WINS EASILY.

Totals. .13 026 Totals. 20 2 4:
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0oIIoWTnaI: FyinS saDS ,S. aSIes We;
Stores VS.. Thomas z. Clark Co. wednes-
day-s:30. Dome Oil Co. vs. Young Mems
Club.
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WI WI L
st. Joseph Club 8 Sig. Tau Lam. &
Tomorrow-9:30. Sigma Tau vs.. Ma
tionsl Lumber Co, Wednesday-s:30.
Punkern pun vs. Mt5 rsssn; IsnurSoayGL ..,GL
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Tomorrow-7:3o, Merrick VS.. 8. A. K:
$40. Delaware 4, Hudson VS.. Lawrence
A. c. Tuesday-Marvin Church vs.. G.
p. o. Wednesdsy-7:3 80, R!naldi Tailors
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Summary

Totals. lis 541 rotaA -. 0
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StuartS LeaUe ON Wedding Trip
Following Marriage Ceremony

Carl Olge. Shelbyville, and Everett
c. Watkins, Washington,
Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, Or
ganist, played bridal numbers as
guests were seated by John A
Schumacher, Mr.. Campbell and c.
Robert Shaffer. Robert H. Stone
was best man.
Mrs. Schumacher, matron of
honor, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Search maid of honor, wore gowns
of citron green matelaSse with
pleated ruffles at the back and
around the neckline. The dresses
were girdled in jeweled belts. They
carried bronze and rust chrysan-
themums tied with royal blue metal
lie ribbon. The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore white
MORE fashioned on princess lines,
fastened down the back with tiny
buttons. Pearl clips we're at the high
neckline and the finger-tip length
veil fell from a coronet. She car
ried white roses, lilies of the valley
and gardenias. Mrs. Fitchey wore
violet blue transparent velvet and
Mrs. Stuart chose sapphire blue
crepe. Both had gardenia corsages.
At reception following at the
MaroJt, Mrs. Campbell and Misses
Margaret Lewis, Delight Morrison,
Isabel Hanson and Frances Moody
assisted.
The bride attended Butler Uni
versity, where she was a member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, and
Mr.. Stuart was graduated from
Butler, where he was a member of
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stuart Jr.
have left on motor trip, and upon
their return are to make their home
in indianapolis. Before her mar
riage yesterday at the University
Park Christian Church, Mrs. Stuart
was Miss Kathryn Fitchey, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Fitchey.
Mr.. Stuart is son of Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Stuart Sr.
Marriage VOWS were exchanged at
an altar banked with woodWardia
and cibotium ferns lighted by taperS
in seven-branch candelabra. Two
tall standards of chrysanthemumS
and a blue vase with fall-colored
flowers formed a background with
the greenery. The Rev. E. l.. Day,
the bridegroom grandfather, heard
the exchange of VOWS,
Out of-town guests attending the
service included Mrs Walter S.
Graham, Frederick, Md; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank c. McCaughan and Miss
Amy Sweeney, Muncie; Miss Vir-
GINA Scott and MFR. and Mrs.
Charles H. Todd, Terre Haute; MI
and Mrs. A. Edward Campbell, New
Albany; Miss Cynthia Ann Demaree,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elfreth Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. William Miller, Prof. and
Mrs. c. J. Sembower, Bloomington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde A. Walb, Miss
Eloise Walb, Ralph Walb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. Walb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur K. Remmell, Miss Halle
Cummins and Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
Heinrichs all of Fort Wayne; Clyde
A. Walb Jr., Lafayette; Mr.. and Mrs
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MRS. ANNA FRANZ
HONORS DAUGHTER

Mrs. Anna Franz entertained
Saturday night at a party in honor
Of her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Franz, who is to be married to HUI
bert Butcher at 9 Thursday morn
ing in st. GATHERINGS Church.
Guests were Mesdames Floyd
Norman, Harold Flory, Robert Skill
man, Henry Croker, Arthur
Schmalz, Anthony Bermaish, Cur
It's Butcher, Chester Walden, Ezra
Carrico, Herbert Thiele William
Thiel, Peter Holzer, Charles .Acngill,
Joseph Holzer, Carl Weinbrecht,
Harry Stewart, Robert Franz,
Walter DUNCAN, Edward Gels, Ed
ward Trimpe, Harry Woirhaye, John
Gedig, Albert Prouty, Irwin Laugh
lin and Misses Helen Hausser, Cath
crime Hart, Lucy Hole, Doris Wal
den, Helena Butcher. Louise b.
lander, Lillian Massing, Evelyn
Holzer and Mary Riley.
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Mrs. Du Shane
to Entertain at
Bridal Shower

Mrs, Donald Du Shane, who came
from Appleton, Wis, to be matron
Of honor in Miss Martha Hocken-
smiths wedding to Victor P. Hertz
Thanksgiving morning at SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral, is to entertain
with bridge party and hosiery
shower for the bride-to -be tonight.
The party is to be at the home of
Mrs. Du Shane's mother, Mrs. Henry
j, Mccoy, who is to assist her
daughter.
Shades of yellow are to be used
in the decorations and appointments
of the serving tables.
Miss Alice K. MCGOWAN was
hostess at a breakfast yesterday
morning ct her home, 2021 N. Me-
ridian-st for Miss Hockensmith and
Mr.. Hertz.
The table was laid with a gold
cloth with a centerpiece of yellow
and bronze chrysanthemums and
lighted by green tapers. Corsages
were favorS for the women and
boutonnieres for men guests. Miss
Agnes M Kohling assisted the
hostess
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Army Auxiliary
to Honor Head
With Luncheon

Mrs, Emory Cowley, president of
Woman's Auxiliary TO the Thirty
eighth Division, United States Army,
is to be honor guest at the aux
iliary'S luncheon at 1890 Wednes-
day at 2712 N. Meridian-st. Pro-
gram Of toasts and responses is to
be given by Mrs. CoWley, Mes
danes Fred Brown, Carl Foltz,
Henry Roberts, M. B. Spellman and
Emma Strobel. Mrs. Allen Fleming
chairman, is to preside
Special guests are to be Gen. and
Mrs. w. K. Naylor, Gen. and Mrs.
Robert H. Tyndall, Chaplain and
Mrs. A. G. Oliver Jr., Adjt. Joseph B.
Henninger. Mrs. Maude Bruce. An
derson; Mrs. E. May Hahn and Mrs.
c. J. Finch and reception committee
members. Mesdames H. K. Pruitt, J.
P. Cochrane, P. J. Clark, Mary Hub
bard, Mayme Castor, Mabel Bruce
and Nettie Skiff.
Musical entertainment is to in
clude numbers by Mrs. Asel Spell
man Stitt, accompanied by Mrs, Nell
Kemper McMWtrey. Mrs. George
Seal and Mrs. George Book are to
be in charge of decorations. Year
books are to be distributed.
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EVENTS


Alpha Chapter Tonight Thema Taulman,
Collection food for Thanksgiving
Arrangements dance Nov. 80.
Miss Ruby HolSappe
Easopolis Marybele Enoch SIG N Greyst
Alpha Alpha Tonight Miss Helen
Founders Day
Beta Chapter Tonight. Miss Ruth Baase, 220
Gar1eld-dr
Beta Chapter Tonight Miss Katharine La Garde,
Society Church Tonight ST Mesdames
Pierce Brady OConnor, McNelis Wurz
Modern Woodmen of America. Prospect-st
Philip Society. Tonight, McCae chairman
CHURCH GROUPS
Young Sodaly Church. Tonight
Skating party Miss Virginia OBrien chairman
Northwestern L O. c. F. and ChappeI Rebekah
w. members families.
ar Club E Church
O present paylets
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Delta Zetas to
Tell Members
of Social Work

A meeting to acquaint members
with Delta zeta Sorority's national
social service project, school at
Vest, KY, is to be held tomorrow
night at the home of Mrs. Colin
Dunbar, 3615 Watson-rd, by the In
dianapohs Alumnae.
A business meeting is to precede
this program and a social hour is
to conclude the entertainment.
Members are to bring gifts of cloth
ing and household articles to be pre-
sented to the school for exchange
days. These gifts are to be traded
by the school for produce raised by
the community farmers.
Mrs Roy H. Peterson is to conduct
the round table discussion of the
school. Mrs. Lee Harper. Misses
Ruth Emigholz, Marjorie Campbell,
Pauline Etzler and Katherine Ru-
bush are in charge of the meeting.
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GROUP SPONSORS
FASHION EXHIBIT

Cathedral Altar Society is to
sponsor a fashion show and card
party at Friday afternoon at the
VIM. H. Block Co. auditorium. All
games are to be played.
Hostesses for the afternoon are to
include Misses Frances Dux and
Mary Griffin and Mesdames ]. j..
Cole, NJ. j. Conway, Frank Duffy.
Letitia Evard, William Finn. J. P.
Fitzpatrick, F. B. Foltz. John Fraim,
Eva Geiger, John H. Gillespie, Ber-
nard j. Guedelhoefer. Marguerite
Gwinn, John Habing, Katharine Hal
Imam, C. G. Hardigan, Elizabeth Hill
genberg, e. A. Luadick, John Lynch
and I. N. Worth.
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A. A. b. w. to
Hold Dance at
Woodstock Club

First Thanksgiving dinner dance
of the Indianapolis Branch, Amer
lean Association of University
Women is to be given Saturday
night for members and guests at
the Woodstock Club.
Mrs. c. D. Alexander, general
chairman. is to be assisted by Mrs.
Willis B. Lincoln Jr. and Mrs. Ian K.
Joyce, program chairman. Mrs, Os-
car M. Helmer is in charge of the
program. Reservations are being
made with Mesdames S. W. Ben
ham, w. l.. Worcester, E. C. Klei-
dered, Ray H. Briggs and Charles
L. Rose
Buffet Style Dinner
The dinner is to be served buffet
style in the dining room from 7 to 9
followed by dancing to the music
of Johnny Reddells Silver Night
hawks orchestra.
Several dinner parties are to be
given by members for their guests
preceding the dance, and Dutch
treat groups are being arranged by
others.
Assisting hostesses are to be
executive board members, Mrs.
N, Taylor Todd, president; Mes
danes Ian Joyce, Calvin R.
Hamilton, A. D. Lange, Paul H.
Beard, Oscar M. Helmer, Walter P.
Morton, Lester A. Smith and Miss
Mary Riggs. Other hostesses are
to be Miss Kathryn N. Bowlby and
Mrs. Everett E. Campbell, chairman
of evening study groups.
Charles Arnold, Kroger Food
Foundation director, is to come from
Cincinnati to address the association
consumers research group at 1920
tomorrow in the classroom of the
Kroger Grocery Co. warehouse, 1011
E. st. Clair-st.
Can Cutting Demonstration
A tour through the bakery is to be
followed by can cutting demon
Stration to show quantities and kinds
OF canned foods. Members and non
members of A. A. U. w. are to at
tend, Transportation is to be pro-
vided, if desired, by making arrange
ments with Mrs. Paul j. Stokes.
chairman.
Mrs. Guy H. Shadinger whose
hobbies include weaving, study of
gypsy lore and raising of goats is to
talk to the associations arts section
at 10 tomorrow morning in Rauh
Memorial Library. She is to illus
trate her talk with coverlets, articles
she has woven and a loom holding
an unfinished blanket started by a
famous Navajo woman.
Mrs, David l.. Smith. general
chairman, and Mrs, Russell L. Hip
pensteel, arts chairman, are in
charge.
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TO GIVE
VICTORY BANQUET

A victory banquet for the Ca
thedral High School football team
is TO be held at 7 Tuesday, Dec. 10,
in the Athenaeum by the Mothers
Club.
Mrs. Timothy McMahan, Mothers
Club president, has selected Mrs.
William Kiesle as chairman. with
Mrs. Thomas Gillespie, co-charman.
Arrangements are to be in charge
of Mesdames r. C. Fox and Leo
Mcnamara; tickets, MesdameS Alvy
F. Golay and John Mckay; spon-
sors, Mesdames Bernard Wulle and
Blanche Price; financial, Mesdames
Frank Swindler, William Fox and
Thomas Fitzgerald; hospitality and
music. Mesdames Edward Brennan,
w. H. Wake, H j Bloom, Norman
Redmond, Anna Billman. Randall
Pryor, and publicity, Mesdames N. J.
Connor and T. x Lanahan.
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WOMEN TO HOLD
LUNCHEON SESSION

Luncheon meeting at noon tomor-
row at the Washington is to replace
the regular evening meeting of the
Marion County Democratic Wonlen's
Club.
Edward z. Edwards. state direc-
tor of National Youth Admins
tration. is to be speaker and Mrs.
Smiley N. Chambers is to preside.
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MRS. CLAUS IS
PARTY HOSTESS

Luncheon, bridge party and per-
sonal shower yesterday were given
at the home of Mrs. Emil Claus for
Miss Margaret Thomas. The mar
riage of Miss Thomas and Joseph
C. Mccarthy is to take place
Thanksgiving morning, Miss Lois
Claus assisted her mother
Guests included Miss Thomas,
her mother, Mrs, John T Thomas,
and her grandmother, Mrs. Cath
crime Foltz, and MeSdames Flurance
Mccarthy, Edward Mccarthy, Bert
Jaffe, Jonathan Brinson, Thomas
F. Caughlln, Edward P. Egan, Frank
Butcher, Kate Cook, Nellie Taylor,
Harry Thomas, David Foltz, Edward
Schanb, Mary T. Harmon, Joseph P.
Harmon and David F. Harmon and
Misses Mildred Thomas, Caroline
Foltz, Patricia Taylor and Helen
Cook
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Girdle Interrupts Dress Tone

Girdle Interrupts Dress Tone
A gold and green studded girdle
interrupted the monotone of Mrs.
George T, Palry's cream brocaded
gown. A garland of sweetheart
roses and forget me-nots nestled in
her hair.
A wide red sash wound around
Miss Mary Sinclair's black skirt,
topped by a silver lame blouse, A
tiny black bow in Miss Betty Reed
hair emphasized the demure effect
created by her taffeta frock with
long full sleeves and high beruff1ed
neckline. The taffeta was striped IN
gray, green and white.
Gold ornaments in Mrs. John Col
let's hair matched the coiled belt,
worn with her white crepe gown
with pleated shirtWaiSt bodice and
short cap sleeves,
Mrs. William Munk had a gray
blue military style evening cape
thrown over her extremely full,
black taffeta gown Mrs. Charles
A. Latham's wine velvet cape had a
hood lined in black, the color OF her
gown.
Drapery, Train Give Beauty
Mrs. j. F. CAROLS silver lame
gown had graceful drapery and a
train to give it beauty. Mrs Charles
Harvey Bradley's flowing turquoise
blue chiffon gown had shaggy wine
flowers and slippers for contrast.
The short cape of Mrs. Sylvester
Johnson's aquamarine lace gown
fell in tiers. Pleated cape sleeves
fell over Mrs. Charles A. Great
houses shoulders and a pleated
flounce swirled around her feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mead, Fort
Wayne, who were married recently,
came for the production and were
house guests of Mrs. Meads parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stafford.
Mrs. c. Willis Adams Jr. en-
phasized her blonde fairness with a
black velvet gown, which had white
gardenlas wreathing the neckline.
Mrs. Perry O'Neals satin gown,
shlrred and draped gracefully, was
of deep eggshell,
Egbert Driscoll, club president,
and Mrs. Driscoll came from a din
ner party at their home with their
out-of- town guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Driscoll and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aull Jr, all Of MiddletoWn, O.
After the play, the members and
their guests went to the Columbia
Club for supper and dancing,
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PIT. A. WILL HOLD
BAZAAR ON DEC. 8

Each room at Irvington George
Julian School is to arrange a booth
for the bazaar and festival to be
sponsored by the PIT. A. Dec. s.
The booths are to include food,
white elephant, apron, aircraft,
bridge accessories. book and maya
zine exchange, pantry shelf, variety.
toys, toiletries. handkerchiefs and
florist stands.
Side shows are to be presented
and a supper is to be served. En-
tertairment is to include tricks of
magic, music and novelty perform
ances.
Mrs. Edgar j. Rennoe, chairman,
is to be assisted by Mesdames lay
man Kingsbury, w. J. Weesner,
Frank Wheeler, C. L. Bellfry, H. L.
Hasbrook, E. o. Behymer and A. r.
BayleSs.
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L''O;1gt0n Union to Give Fifth
Messiah Performance Dec. 8

Irvington Union of Clubs is tC
present its fifth annual performance
of Handels Oratorio, The Mes
Siah," Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6, at
the Irvington Methodist Church
Mrs. Louis w. Bruck is club presi-
dent.
j. Russell Paxton, director an
nounces the following as soloists:
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, So
prano; Miss Maxine Moore, con-
tralto; Farrell Scott, tenor; John
White, bass. Mrs. Dorothy knight
Greene is to be organist, Mrs. ].
Russell Paxton, pianist, and Mrs.
Robert Hamilton, chairman.
Following the presentation, the
doors are to be open at Cars Hall
for the eighth annual art exhibit,
also sponsored by the union. The
exhibit is to continue until Dec. Is.
Committee Named
The committee in charge of ar
engagements includes Messrs. and
Mesdanes Walter H Montgomery,
chairmen; Louis w. Bruck, Walter
Ward, Silas J. Carr, Raymond Still,
Bert Cruzan, Victor Jose, Layman
Kingsbury, Tom S. Elrod, Ernest
Ropkey. Edgar Forsythe, James
Todd Fred Still. F. E. Glass and
John Paul Ragsdale, DR.. and Mrs.
Willard Gates and James Butler.
To be eligible to exhibit, artists
must live in Irvington, have passed
two recognized juries and have eX-
hibited within the past two years.
The unions class on foods met
this morning at Irvington Masonic
Temple. Miss Anita Beadle lee
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COPSEY AUXILIARY
TO AID FUND DRIVE

Hugh Copsey Unit, American
Legion Auxiliary. is to contribute
$40 to the Seventh District Fedora
ton of Clubs radium fund for City
Hospital cancer clinic.
The post and unit are to en-
terrain with a party at Lowell
Peck's home, and a show is to
be presented in January at the
Southport High School. The unit
also has made donations to the dis
trict councils Christmas fund and
is to entertain patients at the
United States Veterans Hospital
during the holidays.
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BRIDE-TO-BE IS
HONORED AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace o. Lee en-
lertained with a tea yesterday at
their home for their daughter. --iss
Luana Lee, and her fiance, Eugene
j. Cruzan. The marriage of Miss
Lee and Mr.. CruZan is to be
solemnized Thanksgiving day.
ChrySanthemums and roses in
fall shades appointed the rooms and
assisting were Mesdames John L.
Mullen. Memphis, Tenn, E. Lee
Jones, j, Ray Martz. Bruce Ken
dali, Frank F. Jones and Misses
Mary Louise Lee, Rosemary Cruzan.
Rose Ann Doebber and Mary Ed
wards.
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SISTER ENTERTAINS
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Miss Evelyn Pinnick entertained
recently for her sister, Miss Marie
Pinnick, whose marriage to Dale Gill
son is to take place Thanksgiving.
Rose and white appointed The party
at which the following were guests:
Mrs. James F. Pinnick, mother Of
the oride-to-be; Mrs. Earle L. Shute,
Evansville and Mesdames John
Craig, William Ahrn, Everett Writ,
Roy Skeeter, Misses Margaret
Brady. Lois Williams, Hazel Guio.
Dorothy Mendenhall, Adelyn Phil
lips, Evalyn Mitchell and Margaret
Mitchell.
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G.. O. P. WOMEN
TO NAME HEADS

Officers are to be elected by the
Indiana Woman'S Republican Club
at Friday at the Columbia Club.
A talk by Mrs. Fern E. Norris,
Harmony Within the Party" is to
precede the election.
Piano duo is to be presented by
Mrs. Bert c. Morgan and Miss
Pearl Randall. Hostesses are to in
clude Mesdames D. o. Wilmeth
Inez Seedlings. R L. Brouse, Ovid
Butler Jameson. S. L. Shank. S. H.
Fletcher and Ella Gardner. Mrs.
Louis Pomush. vice president, is to
preside.
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of
Music Clubs
to Be Topic

Extension Of music clubs through
out Indiana is to be discussed at
the annual spring convention of In
diana Federation of Music Clubs,
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, president,
announces. Tentative dates for the
convention are April % and 30 and
May 2. 1t is to be held IN the
SEVERN.
At a recent official board meeting,
Mrs. Hunter reported district meet
ings held throughout the staCe dur
ing the month. Four new junior
clubs and one senior club have been
affiliated with the federation, she
said. They are the Repertoire Club,
Michigan City; The Allegro, and
Lebanon Juniors. both of Lebanon;
the Mcdowell Club, Seymour, and
the Rcckport Music Club, a senior
organization.
Interesting Projects
Among interesting projects spon-
sored in state districts, according to
Mrs. Hunter, is that Of the Evans
vile Musicians Club, which is offer
ing a prize for the newly federated
club which makes the greatest prog
ress during the year. The club also
sponsors an annual artist course,
and this season is producing an
operetta by members.
At the Hartford City meeting Of
District 5, Mrs. Hunter reported 100
per cent representation. Mrs. Mabel
jackson, Kokomo, reelected dis
trict president, is arranging a dis
trict concert for which one of the
national winners Of federation con-
tests is to be engaged.
100 Per Cent Attendance
One hundred per cent attendance
also marked the meeting Of Dis
tricts and 9, at which Mrs Ken
meth Chastain was reelected Dis
trict 9 president, and Mrs. Charles
Avery. MartlnsVille, was elected Dis
trict 7 president.
Mrs. R. L. Martin is president Of
District 6. which met at Terre
HaUte. Mrs. j. r. Clines, West
Lafayette, was elected at the meet
ing held at Fowler. and Miss Lena
CARBON, Shelbyville. was named
District 10 president at the meet
ing held in Rushville.
At the Rushville meeting, the
Union City Cecelian Club won a
prize offered by Rushville for the
largest percentage Of membership
attending the district meeting. Next
district meeting is to be hello in
Union City.
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tured on christmas Cakes and
Cookies"
Mrs. John c. Mellett is to meet
her class in contemporary litera-
tUre at the temple at 10 tomorrow.
to review The Lees Of Virginia" and
1T Never Can Happen Here" The
regular meeting Of the council is to
be held at 2 Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Russell Bosart,
5728 LoWell-av.
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Birthday Party for Son

Mrs. John Thompson entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Ernest Davis,
3543 n. Illinois-st. Saturday with a
birthday party for her son, Bernard.
Thanksgiving colors appointed the
party at which the following were
guests: Betty Miller, Marcia Van
Nauker. Mary Clay, Martha Spen-
Ger. Anna Louise Mock. Joan
McEWaine. Ruth Davis, Malcolm
Honeywell, Thomas Angelo, Jimmie
Cubert and Joseph Oliver. Mrs.
Davis and Miss Katherine Ruddy
assisted Mrs Thompson.
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MONTHLY MUSICALE
BY ZETA CHAPTER

Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota,
national professional musical Soror-
ity, is to present its monthly musi-
Gale at s tomorrow night at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Edgar F.
Kiser. 3715 Washington blvd.
Mrs. Bernard D. Rosenak ar
ranged the program which is to
include:
Paper-"Childlife Reflected in Music.
Mrs 0. NJ Jones.
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Feminine Dramatic Club
Members Give ColOrful
Note to Entertainment
Befowered Bejeweled Women Appreciate Opening OF
Season at Englishs Theater; Dancing Follows
Presentation of ''When Ladies Meet"
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

BefoUered beleveed appreciate
Of their members
Saturday night EnglBhs.
Sophisticated
H,
andM Mrs
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The costumes of Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus, the Lead
Mrs. Anna Marie Gall-Sayes and Mrs Hathaway Sim
mons flashed across the scenes in smart contrast or
blended in harmony with the colors of the settings.
The clubs presentation always is an occasion for en-
teraining out-of-tOWn guests. Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
Shipnes brought Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tullis, Holland
Park, III. Shaggy wine flowers were pinned in Mrs.
Shipnes hair and their matched her crepe gown,
its bodice distinctive because of the twists of the
terial crossing N Crecian style.
Coils Of black velvet outlined the neckline and
decoletage of Mrs Booth Jameson's black satin gown.
At the end the decoetage velvet spread
u,ide falling To of rhinestnneS