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Card Parties

Bingo party is to be held by the
indianapolis Saengerbund at 2.15
tomorrow night at 40 S. Delaware
st.
Association of Past Matrons and
Past Patrons Of Marion County.
Order Of Eastern Star. is to sponsor
a card party at the Millersvi.le
Masonic Temple at 8 tonight. Mrs.
Rea Koehler is general chairman
and Mrs. Mona Thomas. association
president. Chapters represented in
the association are Nettie Ransford.
Broad Ripple, North Park. New
Augusta, Lawrence, Oaklandon.
keystone and Millersville.
All games are to be played at the
party to be sponored by the Wom-
ans Club of Holy Rosary Church at
It's hall Sunday night. Mrs. Gus
Cato is president and Mrs. Phil
Mlceli chairman. The party is for
the benefit of the school fund.
Card parties of the South Side
Euchre Club are to be at $50 Sat-
urday, Sunday and Wednesday
nights.
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sometimes almost too good, for me.
I've been used to having lots OF
dates but l don't think he has. He
thinks 1 love him and tells me that
he loves me. l would hate losing
him but I don't feel satisfied, al
though I believe he would make
some girl a fine husband.
I don't have as good time with
him as l have with other fellows.
Do you think I could get him used
to the things I like and then get
the thrill out of going with him?
Sometimes he bores me to death
but should I overlook these little
things? I wouldn't want to hurt
him by telling him don't love him
I think 1 could love him if he were
what 1 want him to be. Do you
think he isn't my type and should
stop seeing him?
PUZZLED.
Answer-That's exactly what I
think. You aren't in love with the
man at all, although his devotion
feeds your vanity and therefore
you hate to be without it Many
marriage is made on this basis,
but they seldom succeed. The
woman simply joins the man in
alteration of herself. Aside from
his love of herself she has no basic
interest in him at all.
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SOrOrities

Annual dinner of Tri Beta Sorori-
ty is to be held at $50 tomorrow
night at the Columbia Club with
Miss Bessie Krass, hostess, and Miss
Mildred Redelmann, assistant. Rose,
pink and lavender colors are to ap-
point the table.
Alpha Chapter, Theta Sigma
Delta Sorority, is to meet Monday
night at the home Of Miss Con-
stance Kuhn. 2414 Guilford-av Ar
rangements are to be completed for
a rummage sale to be held Nov. g
Mrs. Herbert Brickler is to be
hostess Monday night for a meeting
of Phi Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Beta Chapter, Theta NJ Chi
Sorority, is to hold SPECIAL meeting
tonight at the Claypool. where its
regular meeting is to be Monday
night.
Delta Chapter, Alpha Omicron
Alpha Sorority, is to entertain with
bridge party tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Lee E. Strong.
Chi Delta Chi Sorority is to meet
at Tuesday at the Y. w. c. A.
Miss Roseann Davey is to be host
ess Monday for meeting of Phi
Theta Phi Sorority
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Wedding Party
Members to Be
Dinner Guests

Following rehearsal tonight at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
members of the Carson Walker
bridal party are to be entertained
at dinner at the Columbia Club and
attend the club dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Carson
are to entertain for their daughter,
Miss Helen Frances Carson, and
Robert E. Walker, who are to eX-
change marriage VOWS tomorrow in
Mckee chapel of the church.
Autumn colors are to appoint the
dinner table, which is to be lighted
with white tapers in silver holders
Covers also are to be laid for
Mrs. F. B. Alley, grandmother of
the brideto-be; Miss Dorothy Jane
Atkins, maid of honor; Misses
Janice Kellogg and Jessie Fisher,
bridesmaids; Edward G. Horner,
best man, and Gale Shullenberger
and Frank Reissner, ushers.
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BY JANE JORDAN

You think you are too kind
hearted to tell this man that you
do not love him, but this is not
true. Real kindness would lead
you to release the man so that he
could replace you with some one
more temperamentally suited to
him. Those who love the same
things and are travelling toward
the same goal belong together, but
not those whose hates are for
others loves. If you feel that you
have to make a man over before
you can love him, you are licked
before you begin:
Dear Jane Jordan-I know this
sounds very silly and even imposSi-
BILE but it is the truth. Both my
sister and I are attractive but
neither of us has any boy friends
and not many girl friends. l am
really in need of friends. I get so
lonesome by myself all of the time.
Solitude makes one really miserable.
People with friends do not under
stand how one feels who has no
friends. Could you give me a sug-
geStion as to how I could act or
what I should do to have boy and
girl friends? LONE WOLF.
AnsWer-Love or friendship new
er grows when we fret about it.
When you are too preoccupied
with the reactions of others to
yourself it prevents you from
flowing outward toward them with
the warmth that wins friends. At
the bottom you are really more in
tereSted in yourself than you are
in the other fellow. Your interest
in him depends on his interest in
you. If he makes the first move
you respond, but you are afraid to
make the first move yourself.
The next time you meet some
one you wish to charm, try to for
get yourself and your problems
and concentrate on him. Remem-
Der that people love to be noticed.
They are hungry to hear nice
things about themselves. The need
of humanity is for some one to
understand. In your eagerness to
be understood yourself you forget
that others wish to be understood,
too, Look at the problem from
the other persons viewpoint in
stead of your own and you will
have no trouble in surrounding
yourself with plenty of friends.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a girl Il
years old and I like a boy who is
Is. We have been great friends fol-
two years but now my girl friend i;
coming between us. I like this
boy very much and do not want tc
hurt his feelings. Should talk the
matter over with him or should ]
go on pretending not to notice any
thing? BABE.
AnsWer-Your problem is to in
terest yourself in other boys.
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Evelyn Eye to
Become Bride
at Cumberland
By 7 imCs Spccidl

By Times Spccidl
CUMBERLAND, Ind, Oct, 25. -
Miss Evelyn Eye, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Oscar H. Eye, and Donald
w. Sanford, are to exchange we'd
ding rings tonight IN their nuptial
ceremony at the First Baptist
Church. The Rev, O. A. Cook is
to read the ritual before an altar of
palms and ferns, lighted by white
tapers in seven branched can
delabra.
Before the ceremony, Miss
Dorothy Cain, violinist, is to play
AT DaWning," 20 Promise Me- and
Il Love You Truly" with Miss Anna
Fay Albea as accompanies.
Guests are to be uShered to the
peWs by Raymond M. Eye, John f.
Sanford and John Lining. Wilbur
Sanford, the bridegroom brother,
is to be best man.
Attendants Named
The bride is to be attended by
Miss Marie Weaver whose change
able peach taffeta is to be fashioned
on GreCian lines. She is to carry
Talisman roses and yellow button
ChrySanthemumS Caroline and
jeanne Eye, the brides cousins, are
to wear orchid and green taffeta
frockS, fashioned alike, and are to
carry rose petals in baskets. Bar
bara Ann Amos. ring bearer, the
bridegroom's niece, is to wear an
old rose tatfeta frock, and is to
carry the rings on a white satin
pillow.
The bride, entering with her
father is to wear a white imported
lace gown, designed Queen Elizabeth
STYLE, and a tulle veil falling from a
cap edged with orange blossoms.
Her bouquet is to be of Johanna
Hill roses, baby breath and white
button chrySanthemumS.
Mrs. Eye is to wear blue crepe
gown. black accessories and a
shoulder corsage of roses and baby
breath A reception is to be held az
the brides parents home. The at
home announcement is for 370412 E.
MiChigan-St, indianapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berner to
Entertain at Pre-Nnbtial Party

H. Grant, Misses Betty Carter,
Nancy Ballenger, Marjorie Spencer
and Margaret Habich and Donald
Berner.
The following out-of-town per-
sons are to be guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. CRUDE, Evansville; Philip
Hoop Jr., Shelbyville; DR.. William
Mcconnell, Sunman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Hutchins, Fond Du Lac,
Wis; Miss Catherine Williams, Ra-
cine, Wis, and Miss Joyce Buth,
Kokomo
Party appointments are to be car
ried out in yellow and white.
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HOLD BRIDAL DINNER
FOR MEAD WEDDING

Tonight on the eve of Miss Sybil
Stafford's and John Mead's wedding
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stafford
Sr., and Mrs. Albert J. Beverage ST..
is to entertain with bridal dinner
Guests with the engaged pair are
to be Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin B.
Mead Jr.. FIT. Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Blish, Seymour; Misses Bar
bara Stafford, Anne Ayres, Melissa
Wadley and Evelyn Chambers;
Bingham Booker, Nicholas H. Moves
Jr., Burford Danner, Thomas Ruck-
elshaus and William H Stafford Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kack!ey,
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Stone and
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge Jr.
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SeWall Council
Board Meeting
Set for Nov. Il

May Wright Sewall Indiana Coun-
Gil of Women is to hold its next
board meeting Thursday, Nov. 81,
at the Washington, it was an
nounced following yesterdays ses-
sion.
Luncheon and program is to fol-
low a business meeting. Talks are
to be given by the following state
presidents: Mrs. Ocie Turney, Bed
ford, Women's Relief Corps, depart
ment OF Indiana; Miss Hazel Tower,
Martinsville, Sons of Union Vet
Grams Auxiliary of the U. S. A; Mrs.
Bessie Hart, Federated Patriotic
Societies; Mrs. E. May Hahn, Ameri-
can War Mothers and Mrs. Jennie
L. Golden, Bloomington. Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Mrs Hahn, chairman, is to report
on the revision of the constitution
and bylaws.
At yesterdays meeting, reports
were given by Mrs. J. E. Moffet,
Bloomington Council of Women
president, and Mrs. Carl w. Foltz,
Indianapolis Council of Women
president. Mrs. E. Maude Bruce,
Anderson, state president, reported
on the recent national convention.
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Y. ". G. 4. GROUP
TO ATTEND TEA

Members and friends of the public
affairs committee of the Y. w. c. A
are to call at Mrs. Walter c. Mar
mons home in BrendonWood from
2 to Friday, Nov l. for tea.
Committee members are Mes
danes R. E. Adkins, NJ P. Crabill
E. N. Evans, Edgar Forsyth, H E.
Barnard. Carl J. w. Manthei, Will
liam Roberts, Frieda Parker, Paul
Beard, Vernon D Parker, Leonard
A. Smith, James L. Murray, j. H.
Smiley, George A. Newton, David F.
Ditchburn, F. L. Evans and Miss
Hazel Funk. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from committee members.
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Two Couples
to Be Hosts
at Luncheon
Woollens and MONEYS
Arrange Event at
Columbia Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M Woollen
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Henley
Mooney are to be hosts and host
esses at luncheon tomorrow at the
Columbia Club following the Town
Hall debate at 4 between Walter S.
Pitkin and William Harlan Hale.
They are to discuss the question,
Does Life Begin at 40?"
Mr.. Pitkin, philosopher and writ
er, is professor of journalism at
Columbia University. Mr.. Hale is
associate editor of Fortune maya
zine and author of The Believers. >
Also seated at the table with the
speakers and the hosts are to be
Maj. and Mrs. William Craig, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Spencer, Miss
Dorothy Merrill, Robert A Adams,
James Rogan, Ferdinand Schaefer,
Elmer Stout, Miss Julia Brink, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton O. Page and Mr.
and Mrs. w. I. LongSWorth.
Out-of-town guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Donald DuShane, Columbus, also
are to be at the main table.
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KITCHEN SHOWER
HELD AS SURPRISE

Misses Florence Harrison and
Dorothea Allanson were hostesses
last night at a surprise kitchen
shower in honor of Mrs. Alfred
Mendel at Miss Allanson's home,
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
G. E. AllanSon.
Guests included Mesdames Linwood
Bedford, Frank Walter, Charles Sui
Ivan, NJ. F. Clymer, Esther Baker,
Orie Smith, Blanche Mitchell. Ora
Dean Juxhorn and Misses Virginia
Wolfe, Goldie Oberle, Mary WAL
tiers, Sue Tezzman and Otie Rife.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
TO HOLD MEETING

Hugh Copsey Unit, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, is to hold luncheon
and social meeting Monday at the
home of Mrs. Frank Copsey, Banta-
I'd, near Bluff -rd. Assisting Mrs.
Copsey are to be Mesdames Gene
We've Danner, Cora Martin and
Ethel Horbig
Committee chairmen appointed by
Mrs Howard G. Smith, unit pres
ident, are, ways and means, Mrs.
Frank Copsey; membership, Mrs.
Julia Harris; peoples, Mrs. Bonnie
Poppa; welfare, Mrs. Jessie Copsey;
Fidac, Mrs. Ruth Rocker; Knights
town Home and Americanism, Mrs.
Fred H. Foster; rehabilitation and
hospitals, Mrs. Marjorie Trees and
legislative, Mrs. Jessie Copsey.
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Presbyterian Church, Which stl has The records Of The
events during Mr. BeeChers ministry there from 1889 to
1847.
MY ganduncle preaching here when Indianap
oils had about 1000 population" Mr.. Stowe said When
pointed to him that the famous preachers
former home Ohio-st from the Cadle
Tabernacle, he recalled from family history that
Mr. Beecher had painted the modest little house after
prayer meetings while his wife held lantern
He was interested in hearing about an 1ronestone
china water pitcher, formerly owned by Mrs Lyman
Beecher, mother Of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mr..
Beecher. Miss Emma Claypool prizes the pitcher as
relic inherited from her mother. Mrs. Solomon Clay
pool. Mrs Caypool received the antique from Mrs
I'd wife of DE- William Billiard whose
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Ceremony at Church Unites
Mary Cochran, Robert Pentecost

Miss Mary Cochran, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Cochran, and
Robert Pentecost were married at
10 this morning in Mckee Chapel
of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church by DR.. j. Ambrose Dunkel
Mrs. G. E. Eberhart, church or
ganist, played bridal music preced-
ing and during the ceremony. Lloyd
T. Pentecost was best man.
Following an informal reception
at the church, the couple left on
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Announcements

Brookside Chapter 481, Order of
Eastern Star. is to entertain Mrs.
Josephine Brown, worthy matron Of
Indiana, during her official visit at
the chapter Tuesday night. Dinner
is to be served at $50, followed by a
meeting at s.
Christian Park Woman's Club is
to entertain with a dance tonight
in the community house. Mrs. Her
bert Hayes is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Powell.
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DINNER HONORS
ENGAGED COUPLE

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz en-
tertained last night with a bridal
dinner at their home for their
daughter, Miss Irma Schultz, and
John P Potter, whose marriage is
to take place tomorrow.
Covers were laid for the engaged
couple and for MeSsrs. and Mes
danes Alfred Stumn, Willard
Worth, Eugene Loeper, Edward
Copeland. Herbert Ristow, and Miss
Rosalee Madden, Miss Lena Crick,
Miss Ruth Otte, Harry Potter and
Harold Schultz.
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wedding trip. They are to return
to indianapolis to make their home.
The bride wore a black suit with
black fox trim, black accessories
and gardenia corsage. Her only
attendant, Mrs. Lloyd T. Pentecost,
wore black crepe dress with a sill
yer fox cape, black accessories and
a corsage of yellow tea roses.
Out of-town guests at the we'd
ding included Mrs. George S. Will
son Jr, Washington; Mrs. Mar
guerite Heidenreich, Sullivan, and
DR. and Mrs. w. L. Pugh. MilroY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berner are
to entertain tonight at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club with a dinner
for their daughter, Miss Lillian Ber-
ner. and her fiance, Joseph E. Ha-
maker
Rehearsal is to follow for The mar
riage ceremony to be read tomorrow
at the First Presbyterian Church.
Covers are to be laid for Miss
Berner. Mr.. Hamaker and Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Hamaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Stoger, Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
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If your problems puzzle you write TO
Jane Jordan for enlightment. Comment
on all the problems which interest you.
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
going with a fellow about q years
old. I am just 90 He doesn't en-
joy the things that I do and I am
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Bridal Gown Fashioned
of Ivory Velvet; Train
Five Yards in Length.
CARRIED in Same Material With
Different Design; Palms and Ferns
Form Background for Altar.

CHNESS of bridal
shaded the wedding
Frances daughter
R. n
Tabernacle
Phoenix palms background
OF the altar White 14branchd
chance and IN of the table
Three pyramids of white canthmums
foreground
pews clusters
of White chysanthemums
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MEMBERS OF CLUB
TO Be ENTERTAINED

Members of the Evadne Club are
to be entertained at mask Hal
loween party tomorrow night at the
River Park clubhouse. Contests,
stunts and dancing to the music of
Brown Buddies is to be included on
the program.
The committee includes: Enter
tainment, Misses Esther Sonnich,
Olive Hord and Becky Shidler; re-
freshments, Mrs. Marion Wooley,
Mrs. Donald White and Miss June
Snay, and decorations, Misses Pat
Thompson, Paula and Vesta Irvine.
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UOl GU w ucdUll
with some of the
things he does. He
doesn't live in In
dianapolis. H i S
home is about ITS
miles from here
and he comes to
see me almost
every weekend. l
go out with other
boys during the
week and have a
grand time with
nice fellows. He
ic Irn1.Iy good
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ALTENHEIM GROUP
ARR4NGES BAZAAR

Auxiliary to the Altenheim met
today to complete arrangements for
the annual bazar to be held Nov.
20. The program included vocal
and instrumental selections by Mary
Catherine and Bert Brouse and
Robert Bosom.
The auxiliary is to sponsor a
rummage sale all day tomorrow.
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Studu Club to Meet

Mrs. John K. Wood, 1883 Scho-
field, is to be hostess for meeting
of Erin Isle Chapter, International
Study Club, Inc, tonight. Mrs. Earl
Doame is to assist the hostess and
Mrs. S. R. Artman is to lecture on
Women of Mexico"
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The brides attendants wore gowns
of the same material as the brides
but designed in different styles.
Their coronets of three velvet folds
matched the headpiece from which
the brides long eggshell illusion veil
fell.
Mrs. Donald Meredith Ream. the
brides sister, was matron of honor.
Her gown was fashioned in military
effect, with three velvet frogs on
the bodice. and with a quilted Dutch
collar. The large bell-shaped
sleeves ended in tight cuffs at the
wrists. A train swept the floor.
The bridesmaids, Mrs. Edmund
McGibon, Evanston. Ill; Mrs. Henry
E. Todd and Mrs. Woods A. Caper-
ton Jr., attended in gowns fashioned
alike. The dresses were cut on En-
plre lines, with high boat necklines
and shirring at the dropped
shoulderlines. The puff sleeves end
ed IN tight cuffs. with tiny buttons
trimming them from the elbows to
the wrists. The trains fell from
the tullneSs created by Shirring in
back.
All the attendants carried arm
bouquets of Gala lilies with stems
wrapped in white satin.
Carries White Orchids
The bride walked to the altar with
her father. Her gown, cut Empire
style, had three folds of the velvet
at the high square neckline and
similar folds edged the V-points Of
the sleeves wrist bands. The five
yard train spread out in fan shape.
The veil fell over the face in front
and beloved out the length of the
Train in back. Her bouquet was of
gardenias and white orchids.
Irving w. Lemaux Jr., the brides
brother, was best man. Guests we're
seated by the uShers, Fred Lever
baugh, Chicago; Joseph Rust. Iowa
City, Ia; Horace F. Hill III and
Lawrence E. Hill. Paul Matthews.
organist, played the program cf
bridal music as DR.. ]. Ambrose
Dunkel read the ceremony.
Mrs. LemauX came to the wedding
IN a two-tone blue and gold gown
with a cape edged in ruffling.
caught together at the neckline with
Dubonnet roses. Fullness shirred
together in the back was draped
INTO a train. Her corsage was of
orchids
Reception Held at Club
Mrs. George Lemaux, the brides
grandmother, appeared in an i'm
ported beige lace gown, with match
ing satin slip. It's sleeves were
pulled, with cuffs tight at the
wrists. With it she wore a stone
marten scarf and a corsage of white
gardenias. Mrs. Miller witnessed
the ceremony in a sapphire blue
SATIN gown with a flat bow low in
the back terminating in a train,
The bow was lined in Dubonnet.
ana her corSage was of white gar
denlaS with royal blue foliage.
For a reception in the ballroom
OF the Columbia Club, the foyer was
arranged with evergreen trees.
Similar trees and palms banked the
orchestra platform, and a TERED
wedding cake centering the serving
table was surrounded with greenery
and white flowers.
Among out-of-town guests we're
John Schneider and Miss Frances
Rodgers, both of Iowa CITY. Ia
John Van Derzee, Chicago; Mr..
McGibon, Evanston, H.; Harold
Demarest, New York; Emerson
SWartz, Garden City, and A. G.
Stleoel, the brides grandfather.
Rodeo, Cal
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller left for wedding trip. After
Nov. l they are to reside at 200 s
Summit-st, Iowa City.
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Mrs. LdSlie Hon0red

Mrs w. C. Waller entertained
yesterday at her home, $3.50 E. 34th-
st, with party honoring Mrs. o.
H. Laslie. Other guests included
Mrs. E. A. Bayless, Mrs. c. G.. Duck
worth and Miss EmeIine Pulliam.
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Henry Ward Beecher Kin
Visits Locale Of Early
Passionate Ancestor Held
L. an Stowe Meets DR.. Jean Miner, Minister
Of Second Presbyterian Church, Which
Has Recorded Granduncle's Work.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

I YMAN BEECHER STOWE of Ward Beeche
II famous independent CT Harriet
3eechor
indianapolis
from the pulpit Presbyterian
Wednesday
Trustees
MI Stowe NIIlner present pastor
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MEETING OUTLINED
BY I. L. ALUWNAE

Indiana University Alumnae ere
to meet at Tuesday ct the Wash
ington for E short business meeting,
Mrs. Walter Lewis is president.
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Calendar Society of the Centenary
Christian Church is to sponsor a
supper and fish fry at 5 tomorrow
night.
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ATHLETIC CLUB TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Southern Athletic Club is to spon-
sor a card party tomorrow at 1885
S. Meridian-st. The public may at
tend.
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Photos bv Voorhis.
Mrs. Urban l.. Stein
The marriage of Miss Katha-
rine Fischer, daughter of Mrs.
Marie Fischer, to Urban L. Stein,
took place Oct. at st. Patricks
Church.
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Joins Faculty of Conservatory

Miss FdnchOn
Fattig
is to teach
dramatic art
at the
Arthur Jordan
Conservatory
of Music this
gear.
She has been
appointed
to the staff
by Miss
Ada Bicking,
acting
director.
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Claypool
the indianapolis formerly the
University Dental College
Mi Stowe the author Of Harriet