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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26
Book Review
Course Will
Open Soon
Mrs. John Mellett to Be
Heard in First
of Series.

Reviews of The American Tally
rand" by Holmes Alexander and
Vein Of Iron" by Ellen Glasgow
will be given by Mrs. John Mellett
as the opening book talk of the arts
and interests group of the Amer
lean Association of University Wom-
en- Tuesday at the Rauh Memorial
Library.
The reviews will be preceded by
an Introductory talk on Why Re-
view Books" when Mrs. Mellett will
express her theories on literature as
an art.
Mrs. D. L. Smith. arts chairman.
announces that the five months
course of lectures is open to the
membership and the public may at
tend for a nominal fee.
The programs are divided into
four sections: books on the first
Tuesdays of the month: music. sec
ond; drama. third. and miscellan-
eouS, fourth.
Other October programs include
an illustrated piano talk on mod
ern music to be given by Miss Sara
E. Miller at the home of Mrs. Harry
Foreman, 1886 Washington blvd;
lecture by Mrs. E. NJ Schofield,
drama chairman, on How to Enjoy
Play" and a lecture by Brandt
Steele or The Art of Photography. ="
Mrs N. Taylor Todd heads the
Indianapolis branch of the assocta-
ton and other officers are Mrs. Ian
K. Joyce, first vice president: Mrs.
Calvin R. Hamilton. second vice
president: Mrs. a. D. Lange. Sec-e-
tary. and Mrs. Paul H. Beard. treas
urer. Mesdames o NJ. Helmer. Les
ter A Smith and Walter P. Morton
and Miss Mary Rigg are directors.
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SOrOritieS

Alpha and Kappa Chapters, p
Omicron Sorority met last night
at the Lincoln. Misses Elsa Schwartz
and Marjorie Shirley spoke or
odd Russia" Miss Betty thinner
mans topic was Women ano
Children Under the Soviet" and
Mrs. Herbert MaSSie reviewed
TolStOy'S Anna Karenina."
Miss Virginia Wechsler. POPS
ManSield-av. will be hostess at 8
tonight for a meeting of Rho Gam
ma Sorority.
Rho Sigma Sorority will meet at
8 tonight at the home of Miss Helen
Dawley, 5O16 Guilford-av.
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HOSPITAL GUILD
TO MEET TUESDAY

All-day meeting of the st. Fran
els Hospital Guild is scheduled fol-
Tuesday at the hospital. Covered
dish luncheon at noon will be fol-
lowed by a business meeting at 2:15
when the guilds card party will be
discussed.
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CITY DELEGATION
GOES TO CAPITAL

Mrs. j. F. Kutchback president
of the Marion County Chapter
American War Mothers. and Mrs
Ida Harvey. Gold Star Mother, dele
gate, left today for Washington to
attend the national convention of
American War Mothers to open Sat-
urday.
They were accompanied by Mrs
James Barker and Mrs. Anna Nc
Claim, Gold Star Mothers; Mrs. Os-
car Lewis, Silver Star Mother, and
Mrs. Marie Prick, Mrs. Molly
Prather, Mrs. S. E. Thomas and
Miss Harriet McClain. The other
delegate, Mrs. j. P. Cochrane, left
earlier by motor.
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Misses LauterS' Team Leading
i'm CiUic Theater Cambaien

The team captained by Misses Ell
dena and Sara Lauter with sale Of
TIE regular subscription books is in
first place in the annual subscrip-
ton drive being conducted by the
Civic Theater. announces the drive
chairman. Mrs. Kurt Panther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tharps
team is in second place with 64la
book sales credited; Mrs. Elwood
Dunlavy's team third with 49,, and
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ChGDter Will Meet

Erin Isle Chapter. international
Travel-Study Club. Inc. will meet
at $50 tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs. B. o. Williams for covered
dish supper Mrs. William Basey
will assist the hostess and Mrs. S. r
Artman will lecture on Women of
America"
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CHORALE OFFICERS
WILL BE HONORED

New officers of the Ogden Junior
Chorale will attend a tea in their
honor from 2 to 5 Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Claire
Patten. "a E. 55th-st. Chorale mem
bers and their mothers will attend.
Miss Mary Katherine Stair is
president of the group; Miss Betty
Best. vice president; Miss Jane
Preston, recording secretary; Miss
Madaline Judd, corresponding sec
rotary, and Miss Jane Bayer. treas
urer.
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Reach Golden Date
By Times Special

BU Times Special
KOKOMO. Ind. Sept. 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. William G. Coxon will be
honor guests at a dinner celebrating
their golden wedding anniversary to-
night. Married in Brooklyn, N. Y,
in 1885. they have resided here for
more than 40 years.
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District Meeting Set

By Times Special
MARION. Ind. Sept. 26.-Plans
are being made to entertain IS
members of Phi Chi Epsilon So
rority at a district convention here
Oct 5 and 6. The committee in
charge of arrangements consists Of
Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. Russell
Steinmetz and Miss Gladys Miller.
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Vonnegut will be Philadelphia studying sculpture in
Albert Laessles class group of students from
parts Of the country will share studio while receiving
the lessons.
ChoreOgraphy of Prince Igor and Petrouchka, both
on the program Of the Ballots here, by Fokine.
originally member of the Imperial Ballet School in
Russia His wife who assists in his studio in New York
was once premiere danseuse Of the imperial ballet
FOkine is credited with being of the first to revo-
lutionize the ballet technique. Miss Hamerstadt has
famarzed herself with the activities of her teacher
You know, until 1910 the Italian technique-much
sitter than the present styeprevailed the hallets
IN no nirit Of tbe
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SOrOritu to Entertain

Pledges of Iota Delta Kappa So
rority will be honored at a dinner
tonight at the Marott in charge of
Miss Florence Condrey. assisted by
Mrs. Kenneth Campbell. president,
and Mrs. Walter Duncan. toastmas-
ter.
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Professor to Speak

by tHtS SptctuF
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 26.-Prof.
j. G. Nelson, Indiana Central Col
lege, indianapolis, will address mem
bers of the Garden Club at their
September meeting tomorrow night.
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Glib SnOnSOrS Dnnco

Mrs. Herbert Hayes is chairman
and Mrs. Fletcher Savage. assistant,
for a dance to be held by the
Christian Park Womens Club at 8
tomorrow night at the community
house.
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Betty Hamerstadt to Be
Ballet Pupil; Sculpture
Attracts Miss VOnnegut
Former Will Be Taught by Michel Fokine
Noted ChOreOgrapher; Latter Enrolls
With Albert Laessle.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
LINES Xnman's Pare Editor

Kisses Vonnegut going
WI the
Miss Eamerstad daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Hamersadt had
the Ballots
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Opening Meeting Held
Brookside Mothers Club held its
first fall meeting of the year today
at the community house.
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Monitor Temple, Pythian. Sisters,
will entertain with a bunco and
card party at tonight at 523 N.
BellevieW-p1.
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To obtain a pattern OF this
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth. The Indi-
annapolis Times. 214 w Maryland
coins.
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life modenzed the
Sylphide' said.
his home Rvede-dr has windows afording
River The studio Victorian
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got to be leaving you"
A hand truck loaded with lug.
gage ratified along the concrete
The man with the improviseC
magazine stand began to put his
wares out of sight. A boy with
telegraph company's insignia
on his cap strolled along, asking
for last minute kilograms.
"All board" said the porter
mellifluously.
Katharine felt her fathers
lips. cool and parental, on her
cheek. Now he was shaking hands
with Miss Vincent and Katharine
was crowded into the little cor
ridor with DR.. Kaye.
Johnny, write to me-"
If YOU want me to ~
His eyes were dark with some
unnamed emotion. His square
strong surgeons hands gripped
! hers. Katharine, looking down
could see the whitened knuckles
! Evelyn Vincent crowded into
1.-THE vestibule now. her bulk fill
ing it.
you'll be carried to Harmon
Doctor, before you know it."
He put his lips to her hands
the palms of them. Then he was
gone, all in an instant. The
train moved slowly along the
platform, gathering impetus as il
went.
Evelyn Vincent stripped of
her gloves. "Well, that's that
my dear"
Katharine did not hear her
She was staring out of the win
dow at the stanchions flying
past. What mess it all was
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BY Mabel MeEIiott Q 1895, NEA Service. lnc.

with a pang of conjunction. She
had always seen him, as it were,
through a haze of Bertine's ways
and prejudices. Maybe he was
on her side relaly.
They were making converse
ton now in the polite, labored
way people employ Just before a
train departure.
"Sure you've got your money
safe?"
ooh, yes. And nv travellers
checks" The girl patted her big
alligator-skin purse. She was in
pale tan tweeds with a fur scarf
slung over her slender shoulders.
Her fair hair cleaned under the
brim of her brown felt hat. Her
brown gloves. her slim brown
shoes. were perfection.
They saw Evelyn Vincent just
then, heard her agreeable deep
English voice and saw that a man
was with her. His back was turn
ed. Katharine could just see the
the gray topcoat and the CLEAN
of a fair head. She was unpleas-
antly affected by the prospect
of having to talk to a stranger.
1t seemed to her she was so
deadly tired that any further eff
fort would be devastating.
, But when Miss Vincent turned,
smiling, Katharine saw that the
man was DR.. Kaye.
Relief flooded her weary spirit.
"John," she stammered. 'But l
didn't know you two knew each
other"
Miss Vincent explained. They
had met on the boat in June, re-
turning from Havre. DR.. Kaye
; had prescribed for her since.
Victor Strykhurst was pleased,
Katharine could see that. The
fact that John Kaye knew kath-
arine's travelling companion SEEM
ed to make things "more regu-
lar" Berthe would have to adj
nit that.
I Katharine hadn't known, hadn't
remotely suspected that John was
coming down to see her off.
Now, naturally enough, he walk
ed with her down the great
/ length of the platform while her
father CALAMITY followed with
Evelyn Vincent. There were
white-coated porters in every
doorway: most of the beds were
already made up. Katharine was
conscious now of the stir and
movement attendant upon depar-
ture. 1t wasn't a dream: She
was really leaving them all.
5 She talked with a feverish
brightness to her companion. II
you talked hard and fast enough
rou hadn't time to think. She
found her compartment full of
flowers-button chrysanthemums
in wine color and white, and a
knot of gardenlas in a twist OF
silver paper. Johns card lay on
them. -, =
81 didn't know whether ia be
able to get away or not" he said
with some diffidence.
Katharine felt her lips tremo-
limo and smiled very gayly to
hide it. There were tears burn
ing at the back of her eyelids.
"eYou are too good to me-"
"Not too good, Katharine"
She had never heard that note
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in his voice before. Evelyn Vim
cent and her father were pacing
briskly up and down, talking ami
matedly. They had the whole big
draughty platform, for the mo-
ment, to themselves.
John Kaye bent close to the
slim, fair girl in tweeds. She was
Dinning the gardenias to her fur
scarf with fingers that shook a
trifle.
you know what l want to tell
you, Katharine?"
She fluttered her lashes down.
war din an instructive movement
toward flight. Hi shand caught,
prisoned hers.
Don't you?"
Her voice was very faint. How
could she stop him? "No-no, |
don't think So"
al can't let you go away with
out asking you if have a
chance, Kitsy."
This-this was terrible! She
hadn't dreamed of anything like
it. Zoe with her foolish, ire
sponsible chatter had somehow
hit on the truth.
Katharine couldn't hurt him.
That was the last thing she want
ed to do to anyone. But how
was she to answer him truthfully
without doing so?
Her silence, was prolonged.
The walking couple, Victor Stryk-
hurst swinging his stick briskly,
Miss Vincent talking in a pleas
ant monotone, passed them again.
Katharine drew a long breath.
T-I don't know how to say
this :"
"There's somebody else?"
She nodded, struggling with an
impulse toward tears.
81 was afraid of that" the man
said. Two men in dinner clothes,
flushed and eXuberant. came
striding along the platform,
glancing at the couple with OBJ
vious interest. DR.. Kaye stood
aside to let them pass through
the door of the train, but his
eyes never left the girls down.
cast face.
cts its nothing" began
Katharine, thickly and painfully:
"Lust a crazy fancy ! had. I'll
get over it ali right"
That's why you're going
away"
Partly"
"I'll get over it, Katharine
repeated, smiling and blinking in
the silence. "And when | do
you'll let me know" said
John Kaye almost gruftly'
promise me that"
ooh. l willw In her relief at
this turn of the interview she
looked almost happy. People die
get over things like that; every
day you read about them in the
newspapers. Just now the pan
was like a sword in her side. But
later-later perhaps everything
would be changed. She would
forget Michael Heatheroe, be
whole again.
Somewhere a bell began tc
clang in a long, dolorous peal
Her father and Miss Vincent al
her elbow.
"Well. well, | suppose we've
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under the power of sale con-
tanned in a deed of trust execut-
ed bv j. f. Creech and wife,
Minnie Bryan Creech to the UNI
dersigned, dated July %, 1927,
and of record in book SO, page
Ga of the trust deed records Of
Henderson county, l will, on the
9Th day of July, 1885, at II
o'clock, noon at the courthouse
door of Henderson county, n. c.,
in the City of Hendersonville, Of
fer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land, to-wit:
Lying and being in Henderson
vile Township, Henderson Coun-
ty, n. c.,
BEGINNING at a stake stand
ing in the western margin of the
Appalachian highway, said stake
standing north GO degrees west
% feet from the point where
the northern margin of Second
avenue intersects with the west
ern margin Of said highway as
shown by plat of the Mcmillan
C. King estate and running
thence with the west margin OF
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said highway south So degrees
east 1852 feet more Or less to 2
stake where the northern margin
of Third avenue intersects with
the western margin of said .higk-
way as shown on aforesaid plat;
thence with the north margin ;9f
said avenue south 81 degrees
west 4S2 feet to stake, 1sAid
stake standing 60 feet from the
center of the railroad and being
the south west corner of lot Np.
3 in block c.; thence north 81 de-
grees west $50 feet to a STAKE.
the southwest corner of lot NJ
8 in block C.: thence north 87sde-
lenger's southwest corner; THENCE
with Ballenger's line in q north
easterlv direction to the heMn-
ning-Being all of lots Nos.i !,
2. 3, 4, S and 6 in Block C;apd
a mart of lot 8, Block B and that
parcel of land shown on the
above mentioned plat as SecoM
avenue, all as shown by plat ,df
the Mcmillan C. King estate r.!
corded in map book No. l., page
% in the office of the register
of deeds for Henderson couutIt
N. c.. Subject, however, to q lei
easement which any. parties nt9y
lawfully have to the right Of. WHY
of Second avenue as indicated nA
map above referred to and apr
additional right of way Of the
Southern Railway Company along
the western boundary of said: ltt3
This the 3rd day Of Jphef
1886. =. H.f'9
D. H. Lee, Trustee, ".:,tt
BY j. Foy Justice, Attorney.
6-3.Mon; Mn
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

katharine Strykhurss, beautiful,
~ tails in love with Michael
who owns a riding
academy. katharine's father is
bish.
Michael becomes engaged to
Sally Moon local coque.te, due
to Sailys scheming. In spite of
this, Michael asks Katharine to
marry him and. impulsively, she
agrees. The marriage takes place
In an obscure little town. Kath.
arine and Michael each 90 to
their homes. Almost immediately
n tchael learns he has inherited a
fortune and title. He goes to
New York to see the lawyer in
charge and is injured in traf-
fic accident.
Katharine, believing Michael
has deserted her, is heart-broken.
Violet Merser, once in love with
Katharine's father, per.uades
him 20 let his daughter go to New
Mexico. Katharine makes prep.
arations for the trip.
Michael RECEIVERS meanwhile,
but his memory is impaired.
Katharine meets him on the
street and he does not recognize
her.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIV
The lofty room was almost
empty except TO ra few groups
of red-capped porterS. Katharine
with her tall, white-haired father
at her elbow, followed a man
CARRYING their bags through the
cleaning. long corridor. They
were to meet Evelyn Vincent al
the train gate.
The whole vast station had ar
unfamiliar air. When shall l see
this place again the girl thought
DULY. 1t seemed to her that she
WAYS saving farewell to home. Ia
the city for good. Perhaps by
some copniving she could manage
to STAY in New Mexico until the
spring, when she was to cOme
into her mothers money. Their
she need never see Innicock
again. Travel-strange places
would help her to forget.
She had urged Violet Mersei
to come down to SCI her off
But with queer little twisted
smile her new friend had said
she thought she'd better not.
"She doesn't like father, that's
it." Katharine thought with d
flash of insight. We'll, neither
Bertine nor her father had been
specially nice to the Mersers, had
ignored them. in fact. But Violet
usually didn't notice such small
ness in people. Viol&, herself,
the girl thought, was 50 generous
and genuine a person that she ig-
nored in others the qualities she
deplored. Well. but father had
come around amazingly in the
matter of tire trip. No matter how
Berthe stormed and ranted, he
had been gently persistent. He
had said that perhaps Katharine
was old enough to decide by now
lust who her friends ought to be
And this Miss Vincent seemed {
pleasant woman. distinguished
and charming.
"I've never understood Father
in the least" Katharine though
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Don't worry about the idiocies
of the young generation. You
were like that, and look how well
you turned out.
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of Norge Rollator Re.
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and m.
food cost-up to $11 a month.
Brunson Furniture Company.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI I H
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Coo and ST.
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soc, Black Draught l5c, Vine
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ration 69c. Freeze Drug Co.
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SIGNS-Bv George-your guar
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THE ORANGE CAFE, 242 North
Main street, opened Wednes'
day morning serving dinners
lunches, sandwiches, delacates-
sen, cold drinks.
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at 3 IA per cent
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Both on insured investments;
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John in love with her and she,
bound to someone who desplsea
her.
(To be continued)
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