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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
Dusky ROamer Girls
Will Play Phant0ms

An exhibition game between the
colored Roamer Girls Of Chicago
and the Bismarck Phantoms will
be played at the State Training
school gymnasium at Mandan to-
night. The game has been called
for 8 p. m. bismarck time).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
CARD HURLERS IN FORM

Bradenton. Fla.-The st. Louis
Cardinals batterymen have advanced
so rapidly during four days Of train
ing that the outfielders and infielders
will have to look at curves Of near
mid season proportions when serious
battling drills start Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

A Cornell professor has developed
q cabbage thai won't smell up the
house when cooked. What Z sur
prise WHEY has for hubby when he
comes home tired from work!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
Saint Reseryes Beat lmps

The Kelley coached second squad
team from st. Mays avenged an
earlier setback at the hands OF the
Coach Arnold Van Wyk's Imps, win
ming 20 to IS after trailing 8 to 8 at
the intermiSSi0n.
Playing on comparatively even
terms. the Impe ialtered In one per-
iod-the third-and the st. Mary's
team utilized the five points scored
in that quarter for their margin Of
victory.
Helbling with four field goals and
. brace Of gift shots was high-point
man for the Saints. Elofsou and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
AUKER SLAMS HOMER

Lakefield, F1a.-Even the pitchers
are hitting in the Detroit camp. Eden
Auker, who will be one OF Mickey
Cochrane's regular hurlers In the
coming pennant fight, blasted out .
four base clout, while Hank Green
berg. who aspires to succeed Babe
Ruth and Lou Gehrig Is the home
run king Of the American League,
pounded out two doubles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
Maddox Aggies Take
Regional at Jamestown

jamestown, N. D., March 7.-(R-
Maddox Aggies defeated Enderlin
high % to here Wednesday night,
winning the right to represent region
two at the Glass B state tournament.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
RIIFFING MISSING

st. Petersburg, F1a.-The absence Of
Charley (Rufus the Red) Ruffing,
continues to mystify the scribes who
follow the Yankees training activi-
ties. The management has clamped
down the lid Of silence concerning
Ruffing since he was definitely listed
as q holdout and the only information
available is that he hasn't signed and
hasn't left his home at Nokomis, Ill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

Free throws missed: Ferderer 2.
Tarr 3, Geiger l, Owens /, Groom
Quist /.
Referee: George Heidi. Umpire:
Bill Morlan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

Approximately 200 Of the 400 gen.
uine Stradivarius violins existing In
the world today are in the United
States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
CUBS PLAY FIRST GAME

Avalon, Cal.-The Chicago Cubs
came up TO their first combat test
Thursday, q seven inning intra-camp
tussle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07
rOxx IS A.. MAINSTAY

Fort Myers, Fla.-Connie Mack, We
teran manager Of the Athletics, pins
his pennant hopes on Catcher Jimmy
Foxx in q preseason appraisal Of his
team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

MILLERS BLANK EVELETH
Minneapolis, March 7.-(R-Putting
on q snappy exhibition Of skating
and passing, Minneapolis .blanked the
Eveleth Rangers to 0 In . central
hockey game here wednesday night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

Totals ............ 8
Free throws missed Yeasley
Burcxhardt l, Rausch |, Helbling
Schultz I, Erickson l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-07

Clausnitzer each with a pair of
buckets from the floor led the 1mps'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-19
1884 DIScovlY LIST

Green River Toyla, W I
P. Cannon, 1873 acre: m'us'
$8.40. :, 4
Clear Greek TOEn:s.
Drake, Est, 9 IL acre:
Hendersonville Tovl: d! 4
A. Ellis, l lot Druid HIS I
Edneyville Township y
Fortune. | house and @']
Fork, S1.S5. Iii.
Hendersonville ToT ~ Y !,
Fuller, 90 lots Block ;. NJ :, ~
Lake, Laurel Park, sS.'s 4
Hendersonville IOTl;'it y :.
jamin Fine, l house s'' -
Avenue W est, cow T., Ei.
Fisher. 2 lots lnalan -
$3.50. -, r.ur.ls. |
new P. Hood, Comm, ! l g.,t I
tain View subdiTs'n' ''''
Rock, 1924. -,..,.SiD. :
Hendersonville ! own rrs.i
McAdoo. 4 acre: N''
tom, 1884. -, r.r,,sip
HendersonvIl!e iu .."nn,,i,
Nc Carson, 7 acres 'HV'
$1.03. 80 r,rr;5iE
Perry. / lot near Poa 's;s q
Green River IO"I E..s, !
M. Rogers, | lot Wv"
$1.58. 81, rour;tt !
Hendersonville IC Sa..,s !
Robertson, 10 lots w"
$7.79. -. rounk;
Hendersonville io ''"., I
Russell, 2 lots hO'' /
$9.12. :. rowr:st
Hoopers Creek lO% I"t.
Souther, 2 vacant u" 81
1881. r.u,.t11
Toms, 80 acres 4' j
HendersOnville i I0T'p
Weaver and Smith Id; "a ,
lot Druid Hills; s5T,i.,wr:f'
HendersOnville i.Usorstil,t
Hotel pSS;;:.h
ooros ond building, -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-19
AUSTRIA SUSS'SSm%I|
ALL SPORTS %e!sIl|
WITH NAn w

VIENNA, Aug prrc'
Vice Chancellor ..tsrbstI
Rudiger Won S'al .nort !
tria's "supreme ::ppO Ortn: y
has ordered all ,,rpsred u
with Germany sever
teiy. .rder vs.
He said his oI's s;ttscn
because of vioIelIt wont :
Austrian goverEna,'r,tste :,
Voeikischer BeOD sss d =
ieh, official Org sSTsly =
tianaI Socialist
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-19
MONDAY, AUGUST :,

Jane Sample, ~ ~ ',
Ashe st., s4.56. "'os,
win Sans, l-2 A..
and lot 0sceola sect a,,t ,
Henrietta .r q, Sanders.
lot Ashe : St., $4.2S', =
Gus Seawright, ,
lot No. 92O Chcrrv 9, b,
Ollie Shelton, / bS NJ, /
No: 1908 Valley s. 4'o Y
Henry Shelton, w. y
lot Whitfield St. NJ n b.
school l9..l, house, $4.7l," sa
viii Shepherd, IL.
lot No. S22 Oak s. b i,e,l
Campbell Shield q
acre, l house Ess, &
$4.25. -''' st|
Susie shipman, % =.
Creek road, $3.50 ~ 20
Ethel Simmons, n
Gap road, $2.S5. ~ ~
jennie W. Simnos. |
and lot East Flat Pos. i
Richard S Simmons. ivy ! i
lot ,, East Flat Rock, ! "a
lot lot % No. 2l2 Third n
.Addie P. Smith, III
lot No. 745 Beach s, 4
John Smith, 8 g.! n
way near railroad, s.
Tom Smith, | b FU''
Locust St., and EiyS Sss I
1921. s"'a
Will Smith IN
Corn, $2.2S. sS
Frank Stages, ! hmm,
North Cherry St., s |vHS 4
Henry, Stevens, I'' II
lot Sixth Ave. west 81
W, c. Stiles, | lot 81, III
Maple and Beach s. II
Juanita Owen stScrr. :,
and lot Seventh Ave. w., 4
F; D. Sullivan, 3 ~
buildings ng East Flat Ro,S |
Francis Summev, IVY /
lot 92S Valley St., 5 . ~
Rose Summey, Est Wy SS.. !
St., SIPS. ~
William summey, ID j
St., $3.7l. ~ \
Burnley Thompson, i'll
lot Oak St., $7.l3.
Clarence and Betis Ts,,I
l house and lot Near R,s:d
row Lumber Co., s,,v
$4.2S. ''S
Samuel Thompson j
and lot No. TAI Bead + n
D. A. Walker, | fs.sI ~
Harris St., $2.2S.
W. A. Walton, I !,x ]
lot Caswell St., | holr ~
corner r Church St., Nc
Belle Webb, 7 CIV
Creek, $500.
Lola Whitley, L toua
and lot No. 7Ol Slim. VI
and Oak St., SSH
Albert w. Win ! ut 81
ond Ave. east, H4!n, N,f
Charlie Williln 4! houses d
lots Justus St., NNN. L
Della Williams, Is, { 81
Little River road, Gti. /
Jane Williams, f., ! y
and lot No. 9l3 Stys.t A
west, $3.50. 1
Jessie Williams. ! tEs
lot No. 442 Harris s., I'll
John Williams, 8 hg.si
lots First Ave. west, '!.i
Marcus Williams, Z
acres Lake Falls, s7.lS.
Monroe Wilson Est,
mountain land, 1874. j
Willie Wilson, | a
land. SAP,
Laura S. Wood, ! tssI
lot Seventh avenue e8tN
Richard Wright, It, II
and lot Brooklyn, siA i
H. H. Young and wife y
and lot Ashe St., ssh i
Mary Young, ~ lot IA
No. TIA Cherry St., Sill Il
Walter Young, ! ho:x u
No. 5O7 Beech s., &
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-19

COLORED
Lance Allen. 5 $40 acres Shaws
Creek mountain land, $4.14.
Luther Allan, l house and lot
No, TAO Beach St., $4.45.
Minnie ]. Allen, estate, 8 lots
I house Ashe St., $7.98.
James Altman, estate, 1 house
and LOT on Ashe St., $500.
Mary Alverson, l house and lot
No sol Cherry St., 1928. -
Rev. R. B. Anderson, | house
ID lot 9th Avenue, $15.6s.s 40
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
Helen Louise Titus Becomes
Bride in Rite at Church

bridegroom, was gowned in almond
lace. Both had orchid cotsages.
The bride wore her mothers we'd
ding gown of japanese satin, fash
Toned empire style with a rope of
pearls at the waist and a design
of lilies of the valley down the pam
els. on the two trains and at the
hemline. A necklace of Brussels
lace vas at the throat of the dress
The ivory tulle veil came from
braided satin coronet. Her flowers,
orchids, gardenias and lilies of the
valley.
At a reception at the Titus home
greenery and lighted tapers deco
rated the rooms White gardeniaS,
lilies of the valley and maidenhair
fern were arranged in an antique
silver centerpiece on the serving ia
bic. Assigning we're Mrs. E. C..
Klngholz and Misses Kathryn and
Annette Klingholz, all of Paducah,
KY. Mesdames j. N. Greene. Burt
Essex. j. w. Titus. Frederick Taylor
and Edward Van Ripper and Misses
Elizabeth HiSey. Alice Rayburn and
jeanette White. Members of the
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority trio sang.
The couple left on a wedding trip
TO Florida, Cuba and Bermurda.
Mrs. Demerath travelling in a brown
check suit with brown accessories.
They will make their home in New
York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

Proceeds from two morning books
reviews May Is and May p in Ayres
auditorium will be used for the
benefit of the Disabled Overseas
Women's Fund of the Indiana Unit,
Women's Overseas Service League.
Mrs. Alice Baxter Mitchell will re-
view Now in November" and The
Old Maid"
Luncheon parties being arranged
for the event include Mrs. Tom G.
Folks. Mrs. Polk. president Of the
unit. will entertain h. executive
board and guests. Mrs, Mitchell.
Mesdames Robert NJ. Moore. Walter
P. Morton. Marie Reynolds Ford,
Theron Goddard, Arthur Trester,
Marie Griffey. Josephine GRAY,
Laura Cooley and Misses Alice c.
Bush. Hazel Dickens and Leafle
Williamson.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore. chairman
OF tickets announces a partial list
Of sponsors,
Mesdames Paul v McNutt. Kurt
Painter. Albert J. Beverage Sr-
Earl Barnes. I. w. Longsworth, Fred
Matson. Walter Marmou. William B.
Burford. c.. Barrett Monkey. Henry
H. Thornton. J. 1. Holcomb. Wal
lace Lee. P. c. Rubbish, Ernest De-
Wolfe Wales, E. P, Severn, Jane
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
OUerSeaS Service League.
Sponsors Benefit EUentS

Barrett, Paul T. Hurt, Frank Nc
Hale. William Bartlett. Arthur r
Robinson, Edna Raymond, NJ E
Coston. Luther Williams. Cleon
Nafe, L. c. Zerfas, J. A. Mcdonald,
William T. Hughes, Leonard Ems
minger. Edmund D. Clark. Max a.
Bahr. P. z. McCoun. J. NJ Drake,
Chic Jackson. Hilton U. Brown.
George Cornelius, D. NJ Perry. Lin
ton A. Cox. William Hershell.
Charles J. Kotteman. w. C. Harri-
son, j. E. Cochran. Thomas B. Barr.
J. z. Barcus. John F. DarmOdy. Paul
A Bessire. J. J. Bibler. Thomas A.
Wynne. Robert c. WinSlow. Guy
Rock. Chester w. Albright. o. E.
Carter. George Bowman. George
Garceau. Murray Badley. James Nc
Bride. H. o. Mcrtz. T. J. SchoOnover,
T. Victor Keene. Guy Wainwright,
o. L. Watkins. J. " Ricketts,. w f.
Tinney. John W Burke and J. K
Berman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
PARTY rendered
FOR BRIDE-TO-RE

Mrs. Fred c. Gardner entertained
today in honor Of Miss Anna Marie
DUNCAN. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Duane DUNCAN. whose marriage
10 jess Prltchett Jr. will take place
Thursday Miss Betty Ford and
Miss Mabel ESpey viii entertain
with linen shower tonight al the
home of Miss Espey. 647 E. 4sth-St.
for Miss DUNCAN.
Mrs. Robert H. Espey and Mrs. s.
NJ. Ford will assist the hoStesSeS.
Guests will include MeSdames
jess PritChett Sr.. Jack Gulng.
John W Templeton and Robert
Ford and Mrs. DUNCAN and Misses
Helen Gearen. Dorothy Arnholter.
Vera Gray Hinshaw. June WIllcutts.
Elizabeth Reeves and Agnes Bal.
A personal shower and bridge
party vas given Thursday night by
Mrs. Richard Coon. who was assisted
by her mother. Mrs. o. N Springer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

Tradition played leading role in
the marriage or Miss Helen Louise
Titus. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde E. Titus. and Nicholas j.
Demerath. New York. last night at
the First Baptist Church. 1t was "A
years ago in the same church and
TO the strains Of music played by
the same organiSt, Charles hansen,
that the parents of the bride were
married.
AT last nights ceremony the Rev.
Homer h. Sale, Decatur. Ill. assisted
py the Rev. J. n. Greene. heard The
marriage VOWS exchanged as Mir
hansen played themes from the
Wagnerian opera. "Parsifal.' Miss
Jane Mcbride, Fl. Wayne. and Mrs.
Jane Johnson Burroughs sang.
Lighted cathedral candles were
the only note OF color in the SET
ting OF palms. pyramid evergrcenS,
cyUolum ana woouwardian terms.
Laurel trees we're at eacn size OF
me altar. White BOWS marGeu the
peTs Tor the 1amiueS. Guests were
Seated by Frank taIrchiId, JacN
Guhng, frederick johns, Philauel-
phla; cyrus ocum, 81. Louis, JOnn
davidson, Princeton, n. j., ana
George Guckenberger, Cincinnati.
Gowns OF the attendants were
fashioned alike. Accordion plea. ing
at the high neck in front formed
a deep decolletage IN back and &C
corolon pleadng around the SAIrt
hem formed a slight train. 1hey
wore crown velvet grdles and
braided haloS OF tulle in their haIr
Mrs. Jack Gullng. matron OF honor,
wore lime green and carried tails
man roses. Inc osher Attendants
wore oanOdll yellow. Bridesmaids
were Miss Betty Lupton, Miss
Elizabeth Jean Martin. Miss Jean
Davidson. Decatur, IL; Miss Jean
Hayden. Fl. Wayne: Miss Martha
Jean Stephenson. and Miss Betty
Matthias. both of Chicago. They
carried bouquets of yellow gladiolas.
silver wedding foliage and Talisman
roses.
Mrs. Titus wore green satin and
Mrs. H. E. Sala. mother of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
Helen VI. Lneden1a11n to Be Bride
Tonight in Church Rite

Dreams by Stoughton: 20 Perfect
Love and the wedding marches
Harry Mcneil will sing 20 Promise
Me" and Il Love You Truly"
Joseph L. Sitzman and Emil c.
IverSon Sr. will seat the guests and
Emil J. Voelker will be best man.
Mrs. Luedemann will wear printed
crepe and Mrs. Iverson will wear
blue Both will have gardenia cor
Sages. Thelma Lou Luedemann as
flower girl will appear in frock of
green dotted net over taffeta and
carry a basket Of peach roses and
spring flowers.
Miss Margaret Layton. maid of
honor: Mrs. Homer Carter and Miss
Dorothy Mae Iverson. bridesmaids.
will wear gowns fashioned alike OF
Shirred net over taffeta with capes
Of he net Miss Layton will wear
green and carry Joanna Hill roses
and Mrs. Carter and Miss Iverson
will have TsiSman roses and be
gowned i'll peach.
The brides gown of white satin IS
fashioned with jacket. long train
and her fnger-tip length veil will
come from cap Of braided illusion
trimmed in tiny Gala lilies. Her
flowers Will be Brides roses.
The couple Will leave on a we'd
ding trip. the bride travelling in a
gray suit With turquoise and black
accessories.
Miss Ruth Hutchins. harpiSt. Will
play at the reception and assisting
will be Mrs. James Kersey and
Misses jeanette BALDWIN. Ruth
Beinke. Martha Luedemann and
Velma Iverson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

Palms and ferns. interspersed
With white spring flowers. will be
7rrsnged as 4 setting for the mar
rage OF Miss Helen NJ Luedemann
and Christian J. Iverson at 8 to-
night at ST Marks Evangelical
Lutheran Church. DR.. Reiner H
Benung Will hear the marriage VOWS
exchanged by Miss Luedemann.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
" Luedemsnn. and Mr.. Iverson.
son Of Mrs. !. c. IverSon.
Guests from Out-of-toVn for the
ceremony and reception 10 follow
will include MI and Mrs. Elmer
IverSOn. Cuyshogs Falls. O.: Mr
and Mrs. Alvin IverSon and daughter
katherine Jonns. Memphis. Tenn:
Mr. and Nrs. Dudley Chambers.
South Bend and Herman Baldwin.
Cincinnati
Mrs. ovid II. Dunn. orgsnist. will
pay a program Of bridal music. in
Guiding "Liebestraum~ by List.
BenedictiOn Nuptaile" by Saint
Ssens, Meditation" by dEvery:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
CARL RHINE TO WE'D
IN TOLEDO

Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann H. Rhine
went 70 Toledo. o. yesterday 70 be
present at the wedding Of their son.
Carl Rhine. schenectady. n. Y. and
Miss Maxine Murray. daughter of
M ard Mrs Wilbur Murray. which
Is 20 take place today.
Paul H Rhine will be his
brothers best man and Hermann Jr.
and Austin Rhine. also brothers OF
the bridegroom-to-be. will be ushers.
Others 10 attend from indianapolis
Will include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Rhine. Mrs. H z Rhine. Mrs.
Henry Knu6Sen and Mrs. Paul II.
Rhine.
The -to-be was grad
usted from Indiana University and
Is a member OF Phi Kappa Psi fra
,ernity and Miss Murray attended
The Cleveland Art School.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
PRESIDENTS DAY
OBSERVANCE SET

Presidents Day will be observed
by Chapter 20 Of the Women's Or
ganization, National Association Of
Retail Druggists, with a luncheon
Tuesday in the chapter room.
New officers TO be installed in
clude: Mrs. O. A DeLoste presi-
dent; Mrs. George Stockton. first
vice president; Mrs. H J. Borst.
second vice president: Mrs. George
Maxwell. recording secretary; Mrs.
Lawrence Heustis. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. c. J. Reed. member
ship secretary; Mrs. w. A. Green.
auditor: Mrs. Edward Ferger. par
Humanitarian, and Mrs. E. NJ. oraw-
ford, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
CITY AUTHOR TO
ADDRESS SORORITY

Miss Mabel Leigh Hunt. Indian
apolis author. will outline her forth
coming book. The Boy Who Had
No Birthday Monday night at a
dinner meeting of indianapolis
alumnae OF Alpha Phi Soririty
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. r. D. Grimes. $40
n New Jersey-st. Assisting Mrs.
Grimes will be Mrs. John Clymer,
Mrs. A. S. Rowe. Mrs. Bruce Nc
Intosh and Mrs. Wood c. Mol.
Arrangements for a June reunion
at De Paw University chapter
house will be discussed at bust
ness session following the address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
Music Holds
Interest of
FlickingerS
Mother and -Four Chill
dren Play Variety
of instruments.
Rr FLIZABETH CARR

THERE s plenty Of activity IN tne
i Dan ". FlickinEer household
on y Pcnnsylvania-st This musi-
cauy inclined family finds a multi
,Ide Of ways 20 spend It's leisure
umr
Mrs.. F7ickingcr and her four chill
drcn all play musical instruments
and sometimes they stage a four
rms circus. with Dan playing the
clarinet or the third floor, Mar
Irric practicing The cello in the IL
1rarv. Freddies in the bedroom Nth
trumpet and Emily al one OF the
tvo grand pianos
They're not forced 70 practice.
Mrs F7ickinger explains. we want
them 20 appreciate good music. 70
be- able 70 do ensemble work. rather
than solo. She explains II is
-ide issue for all Of them. really an
outlet for feeling and 1t helps with
the discipline problem"
Dan. who is IS. plays the saxo-
phone. piano and violin in addition
20 the clarinet. although its the
clarinet ne plays in a band With a
group Of ShOrtridge High School
p0ys.
Wins scholarship
Just this week he received a
-cn0larship 70 the Culver Military
Academy summer school where this
summer. as he did last he will at
tend classes and play in the Culver
band His real ambition. we un-
derstand. Is not 10 be an orchestra
leader or a musician. but TO be a
lawyer.
The orchestra Al School No 20 in
cludeS tao members of the Flickin-
ger family. Marjorie. u. and Fred
die. 10 Freddie who reads music
easily has been playing since he
was q and noV Is studying the trum-
pei
A siege Of tho measles temporarily
has deferred the study Of piano by
Emily. o but Mrs. Flickinger says
she probably viii resume her work
this summer.
Hear dat schools
Mrs Flicknger. Dan and Mar
IOric gave several ensemble pro-
grams at Schools 20 and IS this
year and Freddie and Dan often
play ducts.
Tho musical inclination comes to
The family naturally. from both
sides OF the house Mrs. Anna Will
man. mother OF Mrs F1ickinger. and
her sons all played or sang and Mr..
Flickinyers father played the VIC
I'm
Mrs Flickinger manages 20 divide
her time between teaching piano.
checking on the activities OF her
family and playing golf at Meri-
dian Hills Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs LaurenS Henderson
and MI and Mrs. J. Perry Meek Rill
60 10 Holland. Mich. next weekend
for tulip time They will be guests
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sigh,
Grand Rapids
Ms Franklin n. Taylor and
daughter. Florence Marie. will visit
Iu Allentown and Philadelphia. Pa,
and in Washington next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11
ALPHA DELTA Pl TO
MARK FOUNDING

Celebrating the eighty-fourth an
niyersary Of the founding Of Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority. a state day OBJ
servance will be held Saturday.
Nav 10
Mrs Raymond Gross viii Dc chair
man Of a tea TO be held in the ait 4
ernCon a. The Indiana polls A,hlerics
Club and Miss Dorothy Baldridcei
viii be in charge Of a dance TO loi-l
low in the evening.
Chapters at Indiana University
and Hanover College and alumnae
chapters will be represented. Mrs.
John Grob is president of the In
dianapol.s Alumnae chapter most
eSs for the events
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

MISS MARY IOIEN is MEM
WI Der OF the decorations com
mittee for the annual ball of the
Civic Theater to be held next
Saturday night at the Athenaeum.
Mother by proxy to the scores
of children who have attended the
Clare Ann Shower Nursery School
which she founded, Mrs. Richard
Lieber will spend Mothers Day
with four of her grandchildren.
Elizabeth and Walther are chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lie
Der. and William and Rich
ard are sons of Mrs. Walther Lie
Der Mrs. Lieber has two other
grandchildren. Norman Jr. and
Jean. son and daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Baker, Fergus Falls.
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Kendall
Plainfield. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Sally Kendall. to DOYLE c. Nicely.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nice
~ Richmond. The Wedding will
take place June %.
Mrs. John r. Gray Jr. before
ner marriage May , was Miss
Mary Eta Mcintyre. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. c. J. Mcintyre.
The engagement Of Miss Mil
dred FOssmeyer to Harold c.
Brandt. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brandt. is announced by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
FoSsmeyer. Vincennes. The we'd
ding will take place May 1S in
indianapolis.
Not only on Mothers Day but
every day Edith Albershardt finds
a companion in her mother. Mrs.
w. G. AlberShardt.
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1LGMNAE MEET
AT NOUSER HOME

May luncheon Of the Alpha Chi
Omega Alumnae Club was held to-
day At the home Of Mrs. Evelyn
MOuSer. - Meridisn-pl Assisting
the hOStesSeS we're MeSdames J.
VOriS Tobin. T NJ Rybo'-. f. J.
Braman. Lawrence Winninger. Mar
shall Crabill. Willis H. Buckles,
John Henry johnson and Miss Clar-
lbei Hacker.
National convention Of the Soror-
Ity 10 b. held in Greencastle June
IS. was discussed. Mrs. Finley
Wright vas in charge OF the pro-
gram
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MRS. CAYLOR TO BE
CLUBS HOSTESS

Election Of officers and discussion
ol a state luncheon will be the con-
Germ OF members Of the Ward Bel
mont Alumnae Club when they meet
a. 80 Saturday. May Is. at the
home OF MrS John NJ Caylor.
Mrs. z. ~. Congleton. will De in
charge OF the discussion az the busi-
ness session. Dessert luncheon will
be served the members.
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Class VII Meet

Monthly meeting Of the Bethany
Class of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church will be held at 2:30
Monday at the church. Tea will
follow for members and guests.