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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
Arranges Card
Party in Honor
of Bride-to-

A bride-to--be Miss Kathryn
Fltchey, is to attend a bridge party
tonight which Miss Isabel Hanson
is to give in her honor.
Guests with Miss Fitchey are to
be her mother, Mrs. c. Fred Fitchey.
and her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Huegele and Mrs. James A. Stuart
ST., Mrs. Jack Gulling, Mrs. Charles
j. O'Malley and Mrs. Edward A..
Campbell, New Albany.
Others are to include Misses Jane
Howe, Margaret Lewis, Delight Nor
rison, Virginia Bugbee, Mariadna
Colburn, Jessie Strickland, Mary
Elizabeth Search, Jane Sherer, Ber-
nice Grant and Dorothy Jack.
Marriage Nov. "a
The marriage of Miss Fitchey and
James A. Stuart Jr is to be solemn
lied Nov. "a at the University Park
Christian Church.
Mrs. Campbell entertained with a
personal shower at the home of ner
mother, Mrs. Dudley Williston, 46th-
st and Kessler-blvd Sunday night.
Appointments were in green and
white.
Guests included Mrs. Fitchey, Mrs.
Stuart, Mrs. Daniel Young, Mrs.
Clifford Lannin and Mrs. Homer B.
Shoup and Miss Bugbee, Miss Han
son, Miss Strickland, Miss Morrison,
Miss Lewis and Miss Search and
Misses Jean Underwood, Patricia
Kingsburg, Mary Stierwalt Frances
Moody and Bette Sue Woolling,
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sent summaries of conclusions to the
national conference held in WASH
ington each year.
Topics to be discussed are the pres
ent world peace system; the World
War system; naval and military
policies; economic and financial
policies and recent administrative
and legislative actions which have
affected or may affect world peace.
Special attention is to be TO-
cussed on neutrality, disarmament
by international agreement, and
other subjects of contemporary in
terest. Miss Josephine Schain is
national chairman.
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couldn't do that, because we chain
them by the legs both to the
springs and the beds. In order to
leave, they would have to take the
entire beds with them"
Miss Mullen also recalls a pris-
oner who concealed hackSaW in
a plaster cast on his leg, and sue
ceeded in saving one of the bars
at a window before he was dis
covered.
Generally They're Quiet
"But for the most part they are
just nice, sick boys and never give
us any trouble" she said.
Careful nursing probably will
improve Barrett's condition so he
will be able to appear for trial in
two weeks. Under a new Federal
statute, he is to be charged with
murder as a Federal offense, maxi
mum sentence for which is death
by hanging"
Barrett is alleged to have shot
and Killed Nelson Kline, Depart
ment of Justice operative, at West
College Corner, Ind, when Mr..
Kline attempted to arrest him for
alleged violation of the Dyer act.
Barrett was shot through the knees
by Mr.. Kline in the capture.
Faces Possibility of Death
He is to be the first man in the
United State tried under the new
statute. If convicted on first de-
gree charges, he probably will be
hanged in Marion County.
1T seems a little gruesome to
be nursing him SO carefully, when
he may have his life taken away"
Miss Elwell said today. But we
are nurses, and we are trained to
save human life wherever it is
possible to do SO. And Mr.. Barrett
is so meek and appreciative, it
really is easy to nurse him, in
spite of two Omen being present
all the time"
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TruUel-Study Clubs Extension
Group ArYungeS Card Party

ship of twelve or more include Zia
Chapter at Fort Bayard, N. M,
sponsored by Mrs. Judy, Brittany
Chapter; Athens at Charlottesville,
sponsored by Mrs. Clark, Mount
Vernon Chapter; Illinois at Chicago,
sponsored by Mrs. M. c. Stafford,
Cherokee Chapter, and Oriental at
Anderson, sponsored by Mrs. john
son, Colonial-Boston Chapter.
Mrs. Samuel R. Artman is found
er and lecturer of the group or
ganized twelve years ago to gain
knowledge of peoples and conditions
of international interest, and to cul-
tivate thinking in world terms, thus
aiding in bringing about world peace
and brotherhood of man."
The federation consists of IS
chapters and membership of more
than 600 women.
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Bar Leader
to Speak to
Republicans
Fred Cause Will Address
G.. 0. P. Women at
Noon Thursday.

Fred c. Cause, Indiana Bar ASso-
citation president. is to address the
monthly luncheon of the Woman's
Republican Club OF Indianapolis at
1915 Thursday at the Columbia
Club.
Musical program for the after
noon is to include violin numbers by
Mrs. Leland K. FiShback, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ellsworth Olcott
Reservations are in charge of Mrs.
Fred Sims and Mrs. Clarence Mar
tin. Mrs. Archie n. BObbitt is club
president and Mrs. Samuel Lewis
Shank, standing hostess chairman.
Hostess chairman of the meeting
is to be Mrs. Edison T. Wood ST.. Her
assistants are TO include MeSdameS
Arthur Gilliom, U. S. LeSh, Fred G.
Cause, Corrine SWick, Irving Le-
mauX. Fred Taylor. NJ. Bert Thur
man. Mark w. RhoadeS. Paul Tom
baugh. Maurice Mendenhall. E. F.
Smith, E c. Collins, Harry Miesse
and Arthur Levy and Miss Clara
Gilbert.
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Many Seek
Adventure
Elsewhere
Some Socialites Will Miss
Affairs Outlined for
Social Season.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor

When you make the rounds OF the
social gatherings. you meet many
who are ready to leave, have re-
turned or intend to be off in a
month or so. Even with entertain
ing programs on the books for prac-
tically every weekend through the
holiday season, there are those who
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200 ARE EXPECTED
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Two hundred members of the
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, and their guests are expected
to attend the chapters bridge party
Thursday at the clubhouse, 824 N.
PennSylvania-s st.
Mrs. Walter H. Green, chairman
of the finance committee, is to be
assisted by members of the executive
board and members of the finance
committe.
Fruit bowl and appointments in
keeping with Thanksgiving are to
center the candle lighted table at
the tea following.
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FORMER HOLSTERS
TO MARRY IN EAST
Times Special

Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Walter P.
Barclay, mayor of Westfeld, N. j.,
and Mrs. Barclay, announce en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Louise Barclay, to Rich
ard Lloyd Knight, New York. Miss
Barclay was educated at Highland
Hall, Hollidaysburg, Pa, and at In
diana University. She is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
of which her mother, who attended
De Paw University, also is a men,
Der.
Mr.. Knight is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey D. Knight, Coates
vile, Ind. He is a graduate of De
Paw University where he was a
member of Phi Kappa Psi Frater-
nifty.
The wedding is to take place in
December.
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EVENTS

SORORITIES
Gamma BiSes 1925 Sheby-st.
Chapter Chi. Wed Miss Loretta Nayrocker,
Schrader and Genevieve Uhl
Alpha Chapter, P Omega. Wed Miss Doris Williams.
Alpha Chapter Omega
Harry Miss Dorothy Eakin
members ruSheeS.
p Tonight. Miss Thema Dickinson, 1915 N.
Rural-St.
Phi Thurs Lincoln Mrs Louise Dubois, Mrs.
Mary Kennedy, hoseseSs
CARD PARTIES
Martha Washington Club Wed Roebuck Co. Social
Mrs. Forrest Bennett, chairman
Sacred Heart Social Club $50 Tues Hall, Bngo.
Council So Tonight Buschman Hail. 1hSt College,
av. Chicken supper, card party Public invited
E Club. William C. Newman, 1855 s.
Luncheon.
MOTHERS GROUP
Bighwood Mothers kindergarten Society
Thurs Kindergarten. Mesdams Clifford
Turner, Paul Davis, Paul Towsey committee
Fidelity Review 14O W. B. Wed Luncheon cards Regular meet
A D. Streigh Circle 16 Ladies' Thurs Inspection
Fl Friendly, 5l2 n 1linoisst. Chicken supper at g.
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Music Patrons
Form Parties
for Symphony

Gov. and Mrs. McNutt are to en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Storen in their box tonight at the
Indianapolis symphony orchestra
concert in the Murat.
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent A. Lapenta
are to attend in a box with their
daughter, Miss Catherine Lapenta,
and son, Biagio Lapenta, and Mrs.
Lapenta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Hunter
are to go with their son Jack and
some friends. Mrs. Hunter returned
Sunday after trip through the
state in the interest of the Indiana
Federation of Music Clubs, of which
she is president
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AS a shining example of cour-
tesy and mild temper, they point
to William (Willie) Mason, on trial
in Criminal Court this week,
charged with inf1icting physical
injury in connection with a rob
berry at the Peoples Motor Coach
Co. garage during which Sergt.
Lester Jones was murdered.
Mason was a patient in the hos
pital for months, after being cap
tured in an old barn where he
had crawled to recover from foot
injury.
The officers said he had been
shot IN the foot, but he said his
foot was crushed while he was
hopping a train" Miss Mullen ex-
planned today, in her room at the
hospital where she has been
patient herself for several months.
His foot was amputated while he
was here, and he lay with the
other foot chained to the bed
There was a special officer here to
guard him. 1t seemed little
ridiculous to me, for he couldn't
have got away if he had wanted
to. And he apparently didn't
want to.
He Was a Nice Boy
He was such a nice boy while ne
was here" she added. He did
everything we asked him to, and
everything the officers ordered,
They came to take f1ngerprintS one
day, and 1 stood and watched him
carefully place his flngertips in the
ink, just as he was ordered.
II told him afterWard 1 would
have been tempted to smear them
just little bit"
The careful guarding of George
W. Barrett, Federal prisoner now
in City Hospital, seems a little I'M
necessary to Miss Elwell, acting
supervisor during Miss Mullen's
illness.
Two Department of Justice men
you know, G-men-are con-
stantly at his bedside" Miss ElWell
said today. He is in a private
room, and until just recently has
been in a cast Now we are CIV
ing him special light treatments,
and trying to get him to walk by
the time Of his trial, which is to
start Dec. 2.
Becomes Accustomed to G-Men
cat first it upset me a little to
have the Department of Justice
men here. But now 1 have be-
come accustomed to them. They
just sit armed in Barrett's room,
and talk to him and to each
other"
Mason and Barrett are the only
two prisoners who ever have had
special officers to guard them in
the hospital, At all times there is
a city police officer detailed to the
ward, to guard against prisoners
escaping.
I'VE never have had one es-
cape" Miss Mullen said. That
is, one that the police worried
about. Once we did have a pa
tient who was held on a vagrancy
charge leave unexpectedly. He
borrowed clothing from psyche
pathic patient, and walked out
with the visitors.
Just a Joke
Another prisoner, just to tease
u.s.. went into another ward one
day, carrying the bed springs,
which were chainCS to him, with
him. But he was held on a minor
charge, and besides, he didn't try
to leave the hospital.
Really desperate criminals
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MARIE SCHUFFLER
BECOMES BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Schuffler
have announced the marriage of
their daughter Marie, to Venard G.
Trester. The wedding took place at
$3.50 Sunday in the home of the par
ents in Southport. The Rev A. H.
Moore performed the ceremony.
The bride wore brown afternoon
dress. and a corsage of tea roses.
She was attended by Miss Winifred
Townsend. Charles Miller was best
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Trester are to be at
home at IS w. 16th-st.
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the tea which Mrs William II. Cole
man gave yesterday for her grand
son, William Coleman Atkins, who
has opened a brokerage Office with
James T. Hamill and f. f. Gates
Jr. The Atkins are in Atlantic City
introduced to Ticker Mysteries
Mrs. Atkins mother, Mrs. Dora
Parish, who came last spring from
was among the guests who were in
PRODUCED to the mysteries of the
ticker system and stock quotation
boards. O. w. Babcock, New York,
and Arthur j. Illiam, Chicago, bust
ness associates of the firm, were
Mrs. Coleman's guests.
Mrs. Hamili with her daughter,
Miss Philena Hamill, and Mrs. Gates
were assisting Mrs. Coleman. The
mahogany panelled reception room
was decorated with baskets Of flow
ers sent by well Wishers.
Mrs. Atkins daughter, Miss Doro-
thy DuPuy, is to leave tomorrow for
New Haven, where she will be a
spectator at the Yale Harvard foot
ball game Saturday.
Daughter to Dance
Mrs. Lafayette Page is to be in
Chicago next week and will see her
daughter, Ruth Page, dance in the
Chicago Opera Co. ballets. Miss
Page is to appear in Schubert S
Love Song" and in "Tannhauser."
AS soon as the opera season is over,
Miss Page, director of the opera
company's ballet, is to go on tour.
Charles Bruce Milholland, author
of the "Faun," to make its world
premiere at the Civic Theater Sat-
urday, is hoping that his mother,
Mrs. Anna Marie Milholland, will
return from Norfolk, Va, to attend
the opening Mrs. Milholland is IS
and still paints for entertainment.
Mother always was interested in
the arts and encouraged me and my
six brothers to indulge in them" the
young playwright explained. But
she rebelled when suggested taking
dancing lessons"
Told Little White Lies"
While Mr.. Milholland was in Chi
cago taking his first dancing lessons
with a master, he wrote home for
money and told little white lies"
when he explained how he was
spending it, Mother relented after
she saw me dance, and that little
trick I pulled on her is a joke now"
he said.
When he was dancing in the Chi
cago opera ballet, Ruth Page was
appearing in the same company.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid Rack
ley left today for Cambridge, Mass,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Louis McClen-
men. Mr.. and Mrs William Ray
Adams, Mrs. MCClennens parents,
and Miss Jane Adams are leaving
this week END for Cambridge and
will be there for the THANKSGIVING
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett,
1886 N. Meridian-St, have returned
from weeks stay at the Neither
lands Plaza in Cincinnati During
their visit they attended the Gin
Cinnati Charity Horse Show spon-
sored by the Cincinnati Rotary and
KiWaniS Clubs.
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Extension committee of Inter-
national Travel-Study Club, Inc, is
to sponsor style show and card
party at 2 Thursday in the VIM. H.
Block Co. auditorium. Mrs. Burt
Kimmel, chairman, is to be assisted
by Mesdames John Thornburg, H.
P. Willwerth, w. w. Wilson, Ross
Winder, George Dyer, Joseph
Sahakian, Jules Zinter, Charles
Judy, P. j. Clark, and Elmer John
son.
The extension program began in
1888 when Mrs. Kimmel, was presi-
dent. Chapters now organized out
side of indianapolis with a member
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Recent Bride
to Be Guest
at Reception

Mrs Arthur R. Baxter was to re-
ceive friends this afternoon inform
ally at her home with Mrs. Frederic
L. Baxter, who was Miss Virginia
Waggoner, daughter of DR.. w. w.
Waggoner, Webb City, Mo-, before
her marriage on Nov. S.
The hostess was to be assisted by
Mrs. Emory Baxter, Mrs. Norman
Baxter and Mrs. Orien Fifer.
The serving table and reception
rooms were to be decorated with
chrysanthemums in autumn shades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter after Dec. l
are to make their home in Kent
land.
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Guardians to Meet

Camp Fire Girls Guardians train
ing course is to meet at 7::30 to-
night at the headquarters, AZ Union
Trust Co. All group leaders are in
vited to attend. Program Planning"
is to be the discussion topic and
Camp Fire work is to be presented.
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MEETING OF STUDY
CLUB IS ARRANGED

Mrs. Robert White is to preside
at meeting of the Hawaiian Chap
ter, international Travel Study Club,
Inc, at 100 Friday at the Colonial
tearoom. Mrs. Grin Davis is to be
special guest.
Mrs. S. R. Artman is to lecture on
David Livingston. Hostesses for the
day include Mesdames Robert Per-
kins, H. o. Myers and M. M. Ulrey.
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DIR. RICE. TO TALK
TO PARENTS GLIB

DR.. Thurman B. Rice's talk at 8
Friday night at School 76 is to be on
Wholesome Attitude Toward Sex
Education" The meeting is under
auspices of the Parents Club of the
Fall Greek Kindergarten, with Mrs.
Paul R. Griffith, president.
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Prisoners Usually Meek
When Sick, Nurses Say
willie" Mason Is Shining Example Aver Super
vsors of Prisoners Ward at City Hospital.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

All babies they ILL., Women
that
Now indianapolis Miss Mullen
Ewe who the City Hospital prisoners
it
Wounded i'll
and gentle any ordinary patient serve
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Will nave thelr ad-
venture elsewhere.
Mrs. n a t h a n
Graham has gone
to New York to
Join Mrs. Hortense
Rauh Burpe e,
Miss Estelle Bur-
pee and Charles
Rauh. They are
10 set sail for a
vacation in South
America.
Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Atkins were
unable to attend
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COIIIUTe nlOIUeQ H.
to perfect contour.
I just learned that
r A Y M o N D
T H o NJ P S ON 5
staff is thoroughly
trained in Zotos
and Jamal perma-
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nent waving (you know the kind
new soft waves without one gadget
Of machinery. At least you'll want
a refreshing professional shampoo
and-set. SOC now, remember? And
only a bit more, If you crave re-
styling. (Test Bldg. RI-0056)
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Noteworthy news: The Fall Ex-
hibit of The Indiana Artists Club is
one of the best collections which has
been shown for several years. See
the outstanding work now at
Ayres' on 9th floor. You are sure to
find many favorites and perhaps
just the oil or water color you've so
often wished to own.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19

You can almost hear the wedding
march as you enter the BRETZMAN
STUDIO. Brides and more brides,
beautifully artistic portraits Of
brides brides whose charms are
enhanced by the new indirect light
ing effects. To see this display is
to convince you that a Bretzman
portrait will be included in your
wedding arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19

Invited out for Thanksgiving din
ner? Say thank you" by taking or
sending flowers from BERTER-
MANNS. Nuns are very much in
season-25c to SIPS. Or, if YOU are
the hostess, say welcome" by ar
ranging your table with cedar, red
berries and heather from the west
coast. Just phone RI. 1885.
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Use your head =. glamorous holi-
day occasions are already dated.
And now is the time to have your
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MdIoCt RlngleSS ana Gordon hose
they're only soc per pair. That's
unheard of for such good stockings,
but it does provide a real oppor-
tunity for you all to learn to know
these two excellent lines I've been
CHIPPING about. I can vouch for
their wearing qualities . and once
you see them, you can agree how
sheer and attractive. they are.
Course you might just as we'll get
a new pair of Queen Quality shoes
while they're priced s535. Many
new fall and winter models in A
special purchase group are real
values :. and ordinarily would sell
for as high as s875. Better get
your wardrobe on a good footing.
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Exotic perfumes from our
o1Un Asheuille, North Caro-
lima s.. in diminutive bottles
as Frenchy as Paris itself.
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ducts. 1t is a serene
satisfaction to have at
your finger tips t h G
treatment that will cor
rect and youthify your
skin. Call TA-2201. An
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And Why not q snnppy
little contoiner for the glass
OF Jelly. al ready to serue?
1t a0lu brighten the breakfast
table.
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Having cosmetic distress? I know
an excellent solution at moderate
price EX-CEL-CIS Beauty Pro-
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tumbling out to greet
the daylight lamp
at MAROTT'S. Their
sale is on! And no Won
der every one has been
snatching up choice
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expert beauty advisor will call at
your home.
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The counters stacked high with
boxes of hosiery :. all the shades
that are new and smart come
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With your game dinners
this season better serUe
some famous "aOild rice"
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RI. 5551 is the number and III be
happy to help .. just any time.
Your very good friend, The Shop
per,
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