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g 1875 NEA Service. Ioe.

JuTeQ IN autOmODlIe acClQelI dG
noon. Need you desperately. Bring
mother and come if humanity pos
sible. FLORENCE"
And now there was this. His
sister in distress. Her husband and
her two little girls injured. Serious
", the menacing yellow sheet said.
1t was the law of human nature
that this should come first with
him now, should crowd his own
problems into the background. He
drove home rapidly, dreading to tell
his mother, but knowing it must be
done without delay.
TIE found her in her bedroom,
IL placidly writing his sister a
letter John told her, saw her face
pale and tighten.
She said, I'VE must catch the $50
train! What time is it now?'
Ten after four" John told her.
Hadn't we better wait for the night
train, Mother? A shock like this
and then a rush-youu collapse"
IN not collapse" she replied.
Florence needs us. She may need
us terribly before morning. Get
two bags. Call Susie. Call Ebe to
drive us in my car"
These things were done as she or
dered. Strangely, it was she who
took charge, her mother heart SO
determined to get to the child who
needed her that her mind worked
like machine.
John had minute or two to
spare before Ebe brought the car
out. He went to the desk and wrote
this hurried message:
Darling-Called to Washington
Taking Mother to my sister who's in
trouble. Her husband and two chill
dren were seriously hurt in an acct
dent today. Wait for me! Your
John"
He enclosed it in an envelope
and wrote on the outside simply
Elaine" He ran across the lawns
and knocked at the back door of
the Hunter house, which was the
more accessible. Penny answered,
almost at once. He said, Give
this to Elaine, Bertha I'm leav-
ing town. Don't fail"
Ebe was sounding the horn. John
ran to the waiting car and got in.
his mother and the bags already in
side. Ten minutes later they we're
on a train speeding toward Wash
ington.
From then on, John realized, he
must take charge. Already his
mother was looking limp and tired
and frightened.
She said, Three Of them hurt,
John! Seriously Florence said. If
it's bad, we CAM expect three out
Of three to live, can We? The law
of averages, I mean"
He said, "NonscE Sc, Mother. Ten
out of ten could live if the breaks
are right. Florence may be panicky."
Florence is a calm person" Mrs.
Mcneil reminded him. Later she
said vaguely, Il was making sweat
ers for the little girls"
John said firmly, I'm going to
get newspapers, Mother, and read
to you" He did, until his brain
and throat both were weary. Only
in snatches could his thoughts dwell
on the girl who was sleeping in the
old Hunter house back in WORTH
vile.
Ito Be Continual
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Club Officers
Will Be Headed
by Mrs. DenisOn

Mrs. Max H. Wall, outgoing presi-
dent of the Home Economics Club,
will be chairman of hostesses at a
presidents day luncheon of the club
Wednesday at the Marott. Mrs. w.
j, Marks, honorary president, and
three founders, Mesdames Edward
F'erger, c. P. Benedict and Herman
Rogge, will assist Mrs. Wall.
Installation of the following Off
GERS will be conducted during the
afternoon: Mrs. Bert DeniSon,
president; Mrs. j. c. Barnhill Jr.,
vice president; Mrs. George Goss,
recording secretary; Mrs. E. J.
Young, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. H. B. Ashley, treasurer, and
Mrs. T. E. Grinslade, auditor.
Following the service Mrs. Frank
B. Huntre will sin gand Mrs. E.
Preston Jones will review Ruth
Suckow's novel, Folly
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dummy, East played the ten and
declarer won the trick with the
jack.
Declarer now reasoned that East
was probably out of hearts and
made a nice play by leading a
small club. West won the trick
with the king.
AT this point, if West returns
either a heart or a club, the con-
tract can be made. However, West
returned the queen of diamonds,
which declarer won with the king,
and now, regardless of what de-
clarer does, he will have to lose
either a club or a heart trick to
West. This fine defense defeated
the contract one trick.
Copyright. 1885, NEA Service. Incl
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MEETING SPONSORED
BY CLUB GROUP

To promote a neighborly spirit in
Irvington, the Irvington Union of
Clubs will sponsor a community
meeting at 8 Wednesday night at
the Julian School auditorium where
Mayor Kern viii speak on Our
Civic Government" j. Russell Pax
ton and John White will direct
group singing.
Miss Laura Holden will arrange
an exhibit Of the unions new art
crafts course, being directed by Mrs.
G. D. Vawter and Mrs. George Nc
Gahagan, co-chairmen, assisted by
Mrs. James Layman Schell and
Mrs. H. L. HasbrOok.
Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown will
give the first study course program
of the union on Oct l when she
will speak at the Irvington Masonic
Temple on Athens Revisited" Mrs.
Layman D. Kingsbury is chairman
and MeSdames D. B. Johnston. o.
H. Bakemeier, Richard B. Miller
and Misses Maude NJ. Russell and
Martha Cunningham are in charge
Of Mrs. Browns course, art, liter
allure and travel
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LUNCHEON TO OPEN
CHAPTER SEASON

AS its first meeting Of the year
AnagnouS Chapter. Epsilon Sigma
Omicron Sorority, will hold its an
nual presidents day luncheon Tues
day at the SEVERN.
The course of study is English
Literature" and Mrs. Francis D
McCabe Will give a review of "Gul-
iver'S Travels" by Jonathan Swift,
first book in the course.
Mrs. Frank SymmeS will be in
stalled as president of the group
with Mrs. w. D. keenan,, first vice
president; Mrs. William L. Sharp
secretary treasurer, and Mrs. c. j.
Finch. sponsor. Mrs. keenan, is re-
firing president.
Mrs. SymmeS has announced ap-
polntment OF the following dele
gates and committees for the year
Mrs. Francis AIcCabe, delegate 70
the Indiana Federation of Clubs
with Mrs. Bert Gadd as alternate,
and Mrs. Walter Carey. delegate TO
the Seventh District Federation OF
clubs with Mrs. G. c. Roberts as
alternate. The program committee
IS composed OF MeSdameS Jerauld
McDermott. w. D. keenan, and
Stuart S. FauSSett.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

The PoplarS, Mooresviue, will be
the scene Of the Sesame Clubs
opening fall meeting. Mrs. E. T.
Albertson will serve a shostess.
When members of the Present
Day Club assemble for a presidents
day luncheon, Mrs. Chic Jackson
will preside, assisted by members of
the executive committee. Short
stories Of Louise Closer Hale will
be discussed by Mrs. j. c. Travis.
Presidents day luncheon of the
Welfare Club will be held at 1880
at the HilIcrest Country Club.
Hostesses will be members of the
retiring board. a program will be
presented.
Birthday luncheon of the Auxili-
airy of the Irvington o. E. S. is
scheduled for II 80 at the Irvington
Masonic Temple.
TUESDAY
A map study of Asia will be d..
Stephen j. COrey's topic for a meet
ing by the Irvington Tuesday Club
at the Webb tearoom. Following
luncheon Miss Violet Aubers, violin
iSt, accompanied by Miss Edith Gar
rison, pianist, will present a pro-
gram.
World Affairs will be discussed at
the presidents day luncheon meet
ing OF the Meridian Heights Inter
Sc Club. Homer L, Chaillaux will
be guest speaker.
Arabian Chapter, international
Travel-Study Club, Inc. will meet
at the Fortville park clubhouse with
Mesdames Baxter McBane, Earl
Hiday and John Walker as hostess
seS. Mrs. S. r. Artman will lecture.
Mrs. ]. P. Lucas, assisted by Mrs.
Anna Ray and Mrs. Nancy E. Emf
Chadwick, will entertain Spencer
Club members at a presidents and
founders day tea and guest meet
ing.
Problems of City Government
will be Mayor Kern's subject for a
talk before members of the Marion
County Democratic Women's Club
at the ClaypOol
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. A. A. Dunn and Mrs. John
Horne will be hostesses for the
presidents day meeting of the
Wednesday Afternoon Club. The
meeting will be in charge of Mrs.
Homer Jones, president.
Officers of the Zetathea Club will
present reports when members meet
at the Rose of Sharon tearoom for
a presidents day luncheon at l.
THURSDAY
North Side Study Club president,
Mrs. o. T. Wingfield, will extend
greetings to club members at a
meeting with Miss Ruby Hardin.
Wall Street pike, hostess. Club
members will respond to the presi-
dents greetings.
Mrs. Oscar Lee, 1902 College-av,
will entertain members of the 1908
Club at her home.
SATURDAY
Miss Este Fisk will discuss Gaspe
peninsula and Nova Scotia before
members Of the Alpha Gamma La
treian Club when Miss Helen Hit
tie entertains the group at her
home, 108 S. Emerson-av.
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CLUB WILL MEET
AT DEDERT HOME

Ephamer Literary Club members
will hear Miss Marjorie McDuffee
describe Seeing the West From the
Air" at a meeting Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. F. H. Dedert, who
will be assisted by Mrs. Matt Har-
ris, new president. and Mesdames
Annie Brookhouse and Andrew I'm
derwood, past presidents. Mrs. Floyd
Kirk, treasurer, is in charge of the
musical entertainment.
Other officers are Mrs. S. w. Gray,
vice president; Mrs. F. w. Hughett,
secretary; Mrs. G.. j. Kamphaus,
historian, and Mrs. Eff1e Rogers,
parliamentarian. Mrs. Hughett,
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Laura Craig
Poland form the program commit
tee.
Mrs. Andrew Underwood and Mrs.
Effie Hill are delegate and alternate,
respectively, to the Seventh District
Federation of Clubs, and Mrs. A. S.
Brown, delegate to the Indianapolis
Council of Women. Mrs. j. j. War
mer is alternate.
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Solution to PreUiOIS
Contract Problem
BY w. E. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge Leaeu


IN the days of national auction
L championship tournament, mid
western and especially Cleveland
players were rated the favorites
Today, however, eastern players are
the high favorites in contract tour
naments.
This, I believe, is caused by the
fact that the eastern players are by
far the better bidders, while mid
western players depend upon their
great playing ability to pull them
through.
At the forthcoming Western
States Championship tournament,
which will be held in Cincinnati,
Sept. % to %, a great exhibition
Of card playing should be given by
these fine midwestern players.
In todays hand, L. j. Haddad,
Chicago, president of the American
Bridge League, and Charles "A. Hall,
Cincinnati, who were runners-up in
the national masters pair cham
pionship, losing it by only 2ia match
points, give a good sample OF fine
defensive play.
=
MIR. HALL was sitting in the
WI West and Mr.. Haddad in the
East. In response to his partners
spade bid, Hall opened spade and
Haddad cashed two spade tricks.
The dummy is short in clubs;
therefore, most defensive players
would try to stop declarer from
rufhng clubs. Mr. Haddad figured
that as his partner had double
hearts, he held at least four and
had possibly club trick.
So. instead Of returning a heart,
Mr.. Haddad Immediately decided to
try to create a club trick for his
partner and returned the ten of
clubs.
West played the queen and de-
clarer won the trick with the ace.
Declarer Led . small heart from
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Suddenly he pit his hands over
his eyes and WINGED. This girl
whom he loved had been hungry
enough to faint. Who was she,
then?
Sitting there, thinking Of her as
he had kissed her yesterday in the
old library, as she had sat with
him at his own fireside later, the
freight on her hair and her slim
hands resting quietly in her lap,
ne knew that he had nothing to
forgive. If she had deceived him,
it was because some necessity had
impelled her. Some force too great
10 fight.
He thought, "Old Bertha called
her Elaine and she just let it ride.
She's an opportunist-but aren't we
alp"
He was so engrossed with ration
alizing Ruth's conduct that the real
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First Event
of Season to
BeReceptionI
Department Club Party
Wednesday to Honor
President.

When the presidents day recep-
ton for members and guests Of the
Woman's Department Club is held
from 2:3O to 5 Wednesday at the
clubhouse, Mrs. R. o. NIcAlexander
will begin her fourth consecutive
year as president.
Arrangements chairman, Mrs. Ed
ward L. Pedlow, lists the receiving
line. With Mrs. MCAlexander Will
be department chairmen, Mrs.
Charles Hartman. American home;
Mrs. John williams. art; Mrs.
Charles H. Smith. community well
fare; Mrs. Robert B. Malloch. lit
erature and drama. and the officers.
The officers include Mrs. James d.
ErmStOn, first vice president: Mrs.
a. c. Rasmussen. second vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Hezzle B. Pike, third
vice president; Mrs. John F. Engelke,
recording secretary; Mrs. Malcolm
Lucas, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Edgar r. Eskew. membership secre-
tary; Mrs. Horace G. Cassidy, treas
urer, and Mrs. Harold K Bachelor.
auditor, and directors, MeSdameS
James NJ. DUNCAN. w. D. Hamer.
Harry E. Watson, William c..
Bartholomew, oscar NJ. Pittinger
and Oscar L. watkins.
Assisting with the reception will
be Mrs Felix T. NIcWhrter, foun-
der. past president and trustee Of
the General Federation of Clubs:
Mrs. Edward Franklin White, hon
Orary first vice president of tho
General Federation; Mrs. Alvin T..
Coate, founder; Mrs. Everett NJ.
Schofield. past president; Mrs.
Clayton H. Ridge. past vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Philip A. Keller, past
vice president; Mrs. Edwin I. Pos
ton, institute chairman; Mrs. Will
liam H. Polk, state president of Ep-
Silon Sigma Omicron; Mrs. George
A. Van Dyke, fine arts chairman
of Indiana Federation Of Clubs, and
Mrs. H. E. Katterhenry, chairman
of poetry for the state federation.
During the afternoon, Mrs. James
E. Loer. harpist, Will play, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. Harry Green. and
Mrs. j. K. Vane will present vocal
numbers.
Members of the general arrange-
ments committee assisting Mrs.
Pedlow will be Mrs. Tilden F. Green,
first vice chairman and her commit
tee, composed of Mesdames o. E.
Anthony, E. L. Burnett, Harvey A..
Grassland, John Roscoe Curry, w.
A. Eshbach, c. Fred Klee, H. J..
Lacy, John E. Messick, Harold M.
Trusler, prospective membership
chairman, and Mrs. Merritt E. Wolf.
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BFGIN HERE TODAY

Ruth woodson. pretty. high-spirited
girl % 10 in search q work. seeks
refuge from a storm in an old stone
house with a blue door in the little town
q worthwhile. TIE queer old caretaker.
Bertha Gibbs. also known as Penny.
thinks Ruth Is Elaine Chalmers. whose
grandfather built the house.
Ruth. needing shelter and having fallen
n love with John McNeill. the young
man next door. decides % stay on q
while. posing as Elaine Elaine mean
while al Grsvcastle College. vows IN a
sorority meeting 70 win the love OF neT
childhood hero John MCNEIL. she
plans - 20 20 worthwhile
John Mcneil has fallen in love with
Ruth. whom he calls Elaine and
they spend much time together.
r aine goes 20 New York for the
weekend and her mother Gwen Deal
tells her that Elaine's uncle Duncan
Hunter. has escaped from an asylum and
is thought 70 be IN New York. Elaine
is engaged 70 Teddy Van HARRINGTON. but
encourages others. among them senior
a. Annapolis. she plans 20 90 20 WORTH
VILE Monday, instead Of waiting for tall
vacation
Mrs. Mcneil returns home from a
visit she and John. alarmed about
Elaine" being alone in the old Hunter
house with Bertha Gibbs urge her 20
come and stay with them. Ruth de-
clines. She decides she must 90 away
soon.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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SUNSHINE CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

Members and friends of the Chill
dren's Sunshine Club Of Sunnyside
will be entertained at a fried
chicken dinner and card party at
1890 Wednesday at the Snively tea
room with Mrs. r. G. Griswold
chairman.
Fall roses and ferns will decorate
tables. Assisting the chairman will
be Mesdames T. E. Hanika, L. R.
Lovick, Anna Ralphy, Harry Nc
Hale. D. C. jolly, Eugene Blackburn
and Ord EVernann.
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October WeddinQ Set

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Workman
Bloomfield, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss &C.
neva Workman, to Frank Wehrel
son of Mrs. Bertha Wehrel. The
wedding will take place Oct. 5 at the
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
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Bridal P0rtu ARRANGED

Green and yellow colors will ap-
point a party which members OF
Beta Chapter. Sigma Delta Zeta
Sorority will give Monday night at
the home of Mrs. William Raasch,
524 Spruce-st. The party will honor
Miss Isabelle Sutphin, who will be
married to Max Chambers, Lebanon,
Sent %
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a dance Oct. 5, the same night that
the Lambs Club will hold It's first
fall frOlic at the Columbia Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F. Hill III will
soon begin rehearsals for the Lambs
floor show.
A patron and patroness list had
been formed for the Columbia Club
dance
Included are Messrs. and Mes
danes Frank A. Butler, Albert j.
Beverage Jr, Eugene @. Dehner,
Harry Boggs. j. Duane DUNCAN,
Arthur V. Brown, John D. Pearson,
Irving w. Lemaux, Frank G. Laird,
Charles T. ZWick, John p Frenzel
Jr, Wallace o. Lee, Will G.. Sparks,
j Hart Laird, Roy Elder Adams,
John K. Ruckelshaus, Fred G.
Cause. Clifford L. Harrod, Arthur
O. Pittenger, Maurice G.. Butler,
Conrad Ruckelshaus, Curtis ROtt-
ger, Ben T. Parks, Dudley r. Gala
hue. Fred c. Gardner, Maurice L.
Mendenhau and Ralph NJ. Span;
DR. and Mrs. J. H. Kemper and DR..
d
Group Will Aid
A floor committee will be formed
by John c. Ruckelshaus, R. Stew
art Bailey, Caleb N. Lodge, Oscar
NJ. Kaelin Jr., Thomas F. Ruckel-
shaus, William B. Ansted Jr, Bur
ford Banner. Coleman Atkins, John
Hughes. William B. Haigerty, Scot
Wade, William A. Shepler, Edward
Gallahue and Norman D. Perry.
Hiram w. Mckee is chairman of
the Lambs bachelor committee of
sponsors. Others on it are Nelson
A. Gladding, Elmer w. Stout, Fred
erick A. Clark, Percy H. Weer, Fred
erick Burleigh. Blair Taylor, Mark
H. Miller, Herbert J. Reade, Robert
w. Kruse. James S. Rogan, John C.
RUckelshaus, Albert o. Deluse,
Henry SEVERN. Theodore SEVERN,
William Kennedy Jr, Charles w.
MOores. Norman A. Perry, Wilson
Mothershead, Coleman Atkins S,
Richard F. Buttolph, Nicholas H.
Moves Jr., Thomas F. RuckelShaus,
William H. Stafford Jr.. Joseph c.
Wallace, Robert l. Brakeman Jr
Paul H. White Jr., Oscar NJ. Kaelin
Jr, John G.. Williams and Caleb N.
Lodge.
Concert Scheduled
The Indianapolis Symphony or
CheStra with Ferdinand Schaffer,
as concert master, will offer its first
concert on Oct. Is. The Civic
Theater tentatively has set Oct. 10
as the date for its opening produc-
ton under Mr.. Burleigh'S direction.
Amelia Earhart will be sponsored
by Town Hall in a lecture in the
morning of Oct 10 in the ballroom
of the Columbia Club.
LuCrezia Bori, soprano prima dom
ma of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
Will sing to music lovers in the
Martens Concert series on oct. 81.
Play to Be Given
The Dramatic Clubs first pro-
ductiOn. When Ladies Meet" by
Rachel CrOthers, will be offered to
Its members by its director, Ricca
Scott Titus. on Nov % at English's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joss. chair
man, will arrange a dance to follow
the play at the Columbia Club. Mr..
and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Denny and Mr.
and Mrs. Keyes w. Atkins, will help
to arrange the party.
Egbert Driscol is president this
this year. Mr.. William Munk is vice
president; Wilson MotherShead,
secretary, and Robert Scott Jr.,
treasurer.
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CHORAL SECTION TO
SPONSOR ADDITIONS

Additions for new members of the
choral section Of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will be held from
10 to II Tuesday in Fred Newell
Morris studio.
Mrs. Carl Irrgang is Musicale
president and Mrs. Minor S. Could
ing, membership chairman.
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PediqOS Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pedigo. 5734
Washington-blvd. entertained friends
Thursday night and showed mo-
ton pictures taken on their trips in
the United states and Canada.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Birchett, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shep-
pero and daughter Media: Mr.. and
Mrs. David Clark and son, Leo NJ.
Horning, Miss Farrell G. Brooks and
employee Of Mr.. Pedigo.
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A special meeting for the parish
vice presidents of the Mothers Club
of Cathedral High School will be
held at 2:30 Tuesday in the school
cafeteria. Arrangements will be
made for keno parties on Nov. and
10 in the knights Of Columbus au-
ditorium.
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October to
Be Socially
Busy Month
Dances, Other Parties
and Musical Events
on Calendar.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's PAGE Editor

ENGAGEMENT books are being
L flied with notes Of the open
ings Of the social, dramatic and
cultural organizations, which pro-
vide the men and women Of society
with entertainment during the win
ter season.
During October not a week will
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Miss FdgiR TVedS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fagin. $3.50
E. Westinghouse. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Fagin. TO James w. Cleve-
and. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cleveland. Linton. The marriage
took place las, Saturday night at
the Fagin home with the Rev. w
r. Wendall officiating. The couple
viii live at 1924 Spruce-st.
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BetrOthdl Announced

Mrs. Bernard Villinski announces
thea engagement Of her sister. Miss
Rita Greenwood, to William A.
Meister, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J..
Meister, Batesville. The wedding
will take place Oct. 5 at St. Philip
Neri church. Miss Greenwood is q
graduate Of st. Agnesi Academy.
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STATE LEADER OF
CLUBS TO SPEAK

Miss Rosa Tonkel, Fl. Wayne,
president of the Indiana Federation
of Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs, will be guest speaker at
a dinner meeting of the Indian
apolis Federation Thursday in the
Woman's Department Club. Miss
Genevieve Brown, indianapolis Fed
Grafton president, will describe the
years program.
Music will be provided by the
Kapp Sisters. Miss Lena Harvey is
reservations chairman.
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BOARD
TO HOLD MEETING

Board of assistants Of the So
ciety of Mayhower Descendants will
meet at the Young Women's
Christian Association at noon
Wednesday for luncheon and trans
action OF business.
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90 Dy without one
of these major
events. The Co.
lu m bia ClU b
dance will initiate
the series Of
q a n c c S. plays,
concerts and lee
lures. It's for
nal party will be
next Saturday.
The Indianap-
oils Athletic Club
viii celebrate the
beginning of its
social sea son with
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MISS BERRIE WILL
BE OCTOBER BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Berrie. 2740
Carrollton-av. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence May, to Paul Carmack.
Rushville. The wedding will take
place Oct. ID.
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