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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-23
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PIT. A. Groups
of City to Hold
Annual Meeting

Eighty-slscn Parent-Teacher As
sociauons Will participate in after
noon sessions preceding the annual
dinner meeting Of the indianapolis
Council Of Parent and Teachers at
6 80 Wednesday IN ShOrtridge High
School
Mrs. William z. Balch, council
president. viii preside at all sessions.
Mrs. Robert L. Mason Is general
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Austin
J. Edwards and Mrs Chester o.
Martin. Other committees serving
are as follows: Box Office. Mrs. Witt
w. Hadley and Mrs. Edward Nc
Kenzie. dining room. Mesdames W.
r. Tinney. c. c. ROthman. Clifford
L. HarrOd. R. z. Farley and F. A.
White. decorations. MeSdames
Charles Perrine. Glenn Paris and
c. c. WOlvertOn. place cards. Mrs.
Frank Rieman. hospitality. Mrs W.
Y. kingdom and Mrs. James L. Muir
raw. and music. Mrs. Dorothy Knight
Greene
Honor guests at the dinner will
Be Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Stetson.
Messrs. and NfesdameS W. A. Hack
er. d. T. Weir. Vergil Stinebaugh.
George W. Buck. Clayton Ridge.
Alan W. BOYD. Carl Wilde Merle
Sidener. Samuel Garrison, Miss Viz
ginis Cravens. Nesdames Logan q.
Hughes. H c. Coll. John Lewis.
Oscar B Brown. James r. Moag. the
Rev Robert Alexander. Raymond d.
jackson. Miss Christine Houseman
and Robert Schultz.
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Y. W. g. A. TO HEAR
NATIONAL OFFICIAL

Miss Genevieve Lowry, New York,
member Of the national staff of the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton and advisory secretary, who is
visiting local associations in the
central region, will address a lunch
con meeting Of the south side group
Thursday.
Other program features will be
music arranged by Miss Judith
Julian; devotions led by Miss Flor
ence E. Lanham and a talk on work
at the South Side Y. w. among
younger girls by Miss Edith j. In
man.
Committees in charge are pro-
gram. Mrs. H F. Osborne, Miss
Kathryn Mcpherson and Miss Jul
dith Julian; hosteSSes, Mesdames
Claude Wise, Walter Hardy, Fred
Dryer, Nellie Hiatt, bessie Krom,
William Bruce, Bradford SnodgraSs,
Otto Kempfer, Walter Galbraith
and Charles Nagle.
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STUDENT GROUP
WILL ENTERTAIN

Musical bridge tea will be spon-
sored 5y the student group OF Ep-
sion Sigman Omicron Sorority al
the home OF Mrs. William II. Polk.
50 s. Irvngton-av. Tuesday. The
tea Will benefit the student loan
fund OF the Seventh District Fed
Grafton OF Clubs.
Special guests VIII be Mrs Clar-
enCe J. Finch. district president.
Mrs. Francis McCabe. chairman Of
adult education: Mrs. Fred L. Petit
John. education chairman. Mrs.
Frederick BALI and Mrs. Charles
Stubs. Tables have been reserved
by AS.ss1omes Herman Korterpeter,
Richard Plnder. Percy Merrill. W
2. Holmes. Herman Roesch. Tom
Smith. Blaine Tlllman. Basil Vaught.
William II. Polk. w. y. South. Fred
Fate. Albert OF and John Cady.
Music will De presented by Mrs.
Mildred Smith. sccordionist. and the
Russian violin choir under the d.
rection Of MS. Merle Curry. The
following viii be dressed IN Rus
sian costumes. Muriel Jean Gar
rett. Susanna Pinder. Ethel Hull.
Martha Jane Baker. Elaine Gar
rett. Elma Baker. Betty Orr. and
Emma Coretta Shaffstau. accom-
usnist. and Jane Curry. soloist.
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Miss Dedert and
Roger Miner to
Wed Tomorrow

In a ceremony tomorrow after
noon at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dedert, 1886
Kenwood-av, Miss Rosemary Dedert
will become the bride of Roger w.
Miner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Miner.
The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel will
read the ceremony and wedding
music will be played by Miss Mary
Thomas. Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt
will sing 20 Promise Me" and AT
Dawning" Fred Cordes will be best
man and Carl Holt, usher.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary
Mccullough, will wear turquoise blue
crepe and the bridesmaid, Miss Jean
Cordes, will wear pink crepe. Both
will carry bouquets of sweet peas.
The bride will appear in a gray
afternoon dress and carry brides
roses. A reception will follow the
ceremony.
The couple will go on short we'd
ding trip and will make their home
upon their return at 1884 Kenwood-
av.
Mrs. Frank L. Wayman enter
tanned with surprise miscellaneous
shower yesterday for Miss Dedert.
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White Cross Center OF the Meth
odist Hospital will hold its third an
nual luncheon at u Wednesday.
April -. in the Riley Room Of the
Claypool. Mrs. Brandt c. Downey,
again Will be general chairman.
Committee appointments Will be
completed at the March meeting OF
the executive board OF the center at
10 Wednesday in headquarters IN
the nurses residence Of the hos
pital
Tie annual luncheon is attended
by all White Cross Guild members
and their friends. Election Of Off
GERS will take place. The 81 guilds
viii report on their activities and
silver cups for outstanding hospital
service will be awarded An addi-
tional feature this year will be pres
entation OF awards 10 winners in the
White Gross Health Crusade, now
in progress.
Mrs. W. c. Hartinger will preside
at the executive board meeting and
the nominating committee viii make
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MRS. WILLIAM K. MCGOWAN and Mrs Robert
1VA Ittenbach are members of the ticket committee
for St. vncents Hospital Guild supper dance April
o. Mrs Edwin Gass is committee chairman and
Mrs E O. Marquette, general chairman.
Final arrangements meeting Of the Auxiliary to
the Indianapolis Orphans Home before show of
magic Friday night at the Masonic Temple will be
held Monday with Mrs. Norma Cline, hostess. As
sisting with arrangements for the show to be pre-
sented by j. Elder Blacklidge is Mrs. William H.
Krieg.
Indiana Saddle Horse Association members and
their friends will y the Wild Oats Ball to be
held Saturday r III 80. at the Columbia
Club. Mrs. Edwa- Gallagher is a team cap
tain for the ticket
Annual state day observance Of Delta Delta Delta
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CLUB MEMBERS TO
SEE STYLE SHOW

Mrs. w. G. Holt, general chair
man of the bridge party and style
show of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Mothers Club. announces commit
tee assistants. The party vii! be
held at ? Wednesday in Ayres audi
torium,-
Mrs. G. B. Heard. president. will
be hostess: Mrs. NJ. W. Mangus and
Mrs. o. T. Roberts, ticket chairmen;
Mrs. ]. A. Sink and Mrs. A. L. Bal
linger. pencils and tallies; Mrs. Ann
Porter Pangborn. candy; Mrs. A. H.
Sielken and Mrs. H. G. Crawford,
door prizes. and Mrs. c. L. Zechial,
table prizes.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS
TO BE GUESTS

Several national officers Of Delta
Delta sorority are expected 10 at
tend the annual state day celsbra-
ton 70 be held at the Claypool,
April s.
Mrs. Joseph D. GrigSby. Washing
ton. newly elected national preSi-
dent. is expected 10 attend. as are
Mrs. B. NJ. Richardson. Wyoming.
o. vice president. and Mrs. D. F.
Young. Dayton. o.. alumnae secre-
tarv
Mrs Jane johnson Burroughs and
Miss Imogene Pierson. two members
Of the local alumnae group. will
present a musical program. Miss
Anne Marie Sander is general chair
man Of the event.
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Sorority will be held April at the Claypool. Miss
Ivy Ann Fuller is chairman of the dance
Mrs. Donald B. Sinner is co-chairman Of a lee
ture to be given Friday afternoon at the Uptown
Theater by William NJ Beale, Chicago The talk
will be benefit sponsored by ST. Joan of Arc Wom-
ans Club.
Cabaret party will be given by the Council Of
Jewish Juniors tomorrow night at the Columbia
Club. Miss Sarah Tuchman with Misses Anita
Cohen, Sally Msurer, Shirley Barnett, Frederick
Goodman, Hannah Leah Miller Virginia Marcus
Adelaide Cohn, Sophie Rosenthal and Adeline Rice
will take part.
Miss Marian Olive is chairman OF a dance to be
held April at the Indianapolis Athletic Club as
the CLIMAX to state day observance of Alpha Omi-
cror Pi Sorority.
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Luncheon Set for April n
BY White Cross Center

its report of officers to be voted
upon at the annual meeting. Mrs.
J. w. Noble is nominating commit
tee chairman with Mesdames George
A. Van Dyke, j. Raymond Lynn,
Jack Harding and Dwight S. Ritter
as members.
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!CtODS .SEiddin0 Ru0S

There's a new material to put
under small rugs to keep them from
sliding. It's sort of mesh and 1t
clings to the floor so that the rug
goes over it smoothly and can be
vacuumed as usual. Good for houses
where there are children.
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Club VIII Celebrate

indianapolis Variety Club will eel
citrate It's first anniversary tonight
st a dinner dance in its cluorooms
al the Claypool. Ed Resener's 10
piece orchestra will provide music,
and a floor show viii be presented.
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MANY Games for Guests

Those who had journeyed forth into
Maryland were greeted by their hosts,
who after making sure that all intro
ductions had been made and passing
the time of day, shooed them toward
one of the numerous games, and there
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Stuart Dent
BetrothaI

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Stuart announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Dorothy
du Val, to Mr.. Daniel Miller
Dent, of Philadelphia, the wed.
ding to take place in December
at Old Christ Church in Alex.
andria.
It is interesting that this we'd
ding, uniting two distinguished
Virginia and Maryland families,
should take place in Old Christ
Church, with the reception to
follow at the old GadSby Tav-
ern. Miss Stuart'S grandmother
and grandfather were married
at Christ Church in 1875.
Miss Stuart's grandfather was
the late Judge Charles E. Stuart,
of Alexandria; a great grand
father was Justice Gabriel du
Val, of Maryland, of the Su-
preme Court of the United
States, and another great grand
father was Col. George de Neale,
personal friend and attorney of
General Washington.
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Miss Skidmore
Bride Today

The wedding of Miss Martha
Jane Skidmore, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Don I. Skidmore, to
Mr.. Daniel Starr Terrell, son of
Mrs. Daniel S. Terrell, will take
place this afternoon at the
home of the brides parents.
The Rev. Joseph r. SiZoo will
perform the ceremony before an
improvised altar of bronze chrys-
anthemumS banked against
autumn leaves and palms.
DR.. Skidmore will give his
daughter in marriage. She will
wear a gown of wine colored
velvet, fashioned along RenaiS-
Sance lines with a square neck
line edged with a pleating of
red and green changeable taf-
feta, which forms a standing
collar. The short sleeves of
pleated velvet are lined with
the taffeta. Her small hat Of
matching velvet is made with,
a shirred brim. She will carry a
bouquet Of gardeniaS.
Wears Blue Velvet
Miss Emily w. NicklaS, the
brides only attendant, will
wear a gown of royal blue vel
vet, made on princess lines,
with elbow length bell sleeves.
Her sash is Of wine velvet. She
will wear a hat Of royal blue
velvet fashioned with a pointed
halo and she will carry yellow
roses.
Mr.. Edward deS. Melcher will
serve Mr.. Terrell as best man.
Mr.. Terrell and his bride will
be assisted in receiving by their
mothers. Mrs. Skidmore will be
attired in sapphire blL2 velvet
with a small hat to match. Her
corsage will be of autumn roses.
Mrs. Terrell will be costumed in
black velvet with a corSage of
red roses.
Will Take Cruise
The young couple will take an
ocean cruise and on their re-
turn will make their home at
3025 Porter Street. The bride
has chosen for her travelling cos
tune a green tweed suit,
trimmed with raccoon, with
which she will wear a gold
blouse, green felt sports hat and
brown accessories.
Mr.. Terrell is a graduate of
American University, where he
was a n ember of the Pi Gamma
Mu national honorary economic
fraternity.
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Mrs. Emerson Howe is in
New York for several days.
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1002n Topics
ToBeHosts
At Dinner

Mrs. Karl Core, of Ford
City, Pa, entertained at
dinner at Toby Taverm for
them upon their return
here and among her other
guests were her mother,
Mrs. Charles HoyIe, aOho
has Just come back from
visiting her niece, NqtGSie
Hays Hammond, In NeaO
York, and Mrs. John Rus
sell.
Invitations have been ex-
tended to their many friends
by Comdr. and Mrs. William
I. Causey for a cocktail party
Sunday afternoon in their
charming apartment in Six
teenth Street. It will be in
the nature ola farewell party,
for mmander Causey
leaves shortly to join the
fleet. She is a perfectly de-
lightful person and a charm
ing hostess.
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Copyright 1880

of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs of Costa Rica, Senor
Raul Gurdian and Sonora de
Gurdian, who are visiting in
the city.
Saw pretty little Sonora de
DeBayle at luncheon Satur-
day and she was wearing the
most becoming gray outfit,
the suit trimmed in fox and
her felt hat and suede shoes
of the same shade.
She aOiU desert us this
1Ueek, for she is sailing on
the 10th from New York,
to Visit 1Oith her mother,
Sonora EmelinG Barreto
and DR.. DeBaWe's family
IN MGnGguG. During her
tUo months absence DR..
DeBayle erpects to haze
his hands full taking good
care of their t1Oo adorable
children.
Mary and Elizabeth Howry
are back from the West Coast
and are busy getting their
house on o Street settled
for the winter. They had a
grand three months in South
ern California, took a house
in Delmar, right on the Pa
cific and spent some time in
Mexico.
They visited in Pasadena
and were the guests in whose
honor Mrs. Hancock Banning
entertained at a lovely party.
Mrs. Richard Kilroy, the
former Margaret Bandini
Gaffey, whose family figures
so prominently in CALIFORNIA;
history, feted them at her
home. Mrs. Randolph Miner,
who made her home in Wash
ington a few years ago and
who now lives in Los Angeles,
gave a cocktail party for
them.
They drove both direc-
tions, stopping IN Denver
to ViSit their cousins en-
route West, and ON the qVdy
hOm me stopping IN San
Francisco and Chicago.
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Weekend
TriPpers
MISS Sewers

The Secretary of Agricul-
ture was accompanied by
Mrs. Wallace on a short trip
out of the city over the
weekend.
They were guests at a din
ner party Saturday evening
at the country club at Elkins,
w. Va, given by Representa-
tive and Mrs. Jennings Ran
dolph.
Following the dinner the
"a guests attended the horse
show at Blue Grass Park.
Mr.. Wallace went to Elkins
to speak at the sixth annual
Mountain State Forest Fes-
tival. He and Mrs. Wallace
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Evans, regional supervisor,
U. s. Forest Service, returned
to Washington yesterday
afternoon.
Former United States
Senator Davis EIkins and
his aOife, of Washington;
Federal Judge William E.
Baker,; Representative An
dre1O Edminston, of West
Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Leslie McCuen, of WGshing-
ton and HGrpers Ferry, w.
Vd.;; Mrs. Ernest Randolph,
mother of Representative
Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Carr and their son, RAM
dolph, of Detroit, aOere IN
the party.
Secretary Wallace jour-
neyed to EIkins at the in
VitGtion of Mr.. Randolph.
He and his 9Uife were
luncheon guests Saturday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
WhetseU, of Davis and
EIkifas College.
$3.50
Mrs. Wallace will break
ground this week for a new
tri-Delt sorority house out
at the University of Mary
land.
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The Charge d'Affaires of
Nicaragua and Sonora de
DeBayle will entertain at a
dinner this evening in honor
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Miss Bradley
Is Engaged

Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Of this
city, has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss
Mary Woodwork Bradley, to
Mr.. Henry Harrison Blagden,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bladgen, of Upper Saranac,
N. Y, who formerly made their
home in Washington.
Miss Bradley, who is a mem
ber Of the Junior League, is the
daughter of the late Mr.. Brad
ley, of Washington.
Mr.. Bladgen attended Yale
University. The wedding will
take place in this city on No
vember 80.
Miss Dolly Corbin, daughter
of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. c. L.
Corbin, will entertain at a
cocktail party Wednesday after.
noon at her home in Wyo-
ming Avenue in honor Of Miss
Natalie Keeney and Mr.. Clifton
Wharton Phillips, whose mar
riage will take place the middle
of this month.
Assisting Miss Corbin will be
Mrs. Henry Collins, Mrs. Birk-
ley Smithers, Miss Betty West
and Miss Catherine Fechet.
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Nicolas Khalil Bey, the Charge
d'Affaires of Egypt, entertained
at luncheon today for Mr.. Fish
at the Legation in Sheridan Cir
Gle, when the guests numbered
eight. This evening Khalil Bey
will be host at a small informal
dinner at the Shoreham for Mr..
Fish.
Judge Pierre Crabites, who
for the past "a years has lived
in Cairo, Egypt, is also now at
the Mayflower, following a visit
to his former home in New Or
leans. He expects to be in
Washington until the middle Of
the week. He is a United States
member of the Mixed Tribunal
in Cairo, and is well known in
literary circles both as a con-
tributor to a number Of monthly
magazines in this country and
as the author of several books.
The Winning of the Sudan"
and American Officers in the
Egyptian Army" are among his
recent works.
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The Minister of Ecuador and
Sonora de Alfaro have as their
guests in their charming apart
ment at the Mayflower Mr.. and
Mrs T0I1iS Martinez 0f ROp0ta
Colombia.
Captain and Sonora de Alfaro
entertained at a cocktail party
Saturday afternoon in honor Of
their guests.
Captain Alfaro, who was re-
Gently appointed minister Of
Colombia as well as Ecuador, re-
Gently returned from Bogota.
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Delegates S
To Be Feted


The Secretary Of State, Mr..
Cordell Hull, as chairman of the
Governing Board Of the Pan
American Union, will preside at
the luncheon next Monday,
which the governing board will
give in honor Of the delegates
to the second general assembly
of the Pan-American Institute
Of Geography and History,
which will open a weeks as
sembly that morning in the
Hall Of the Americas Of the
Pan-American Union.
Delegates, representing Latin
American countries as well as
the United States, will be enter
tanned Thursday, October IT,
at luncheon by Assistant Secre-
tary of State Mr.. Sumner
Welles, and Friday afternoon
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hull will be hosts at a reception,
entertaining in their apartment
in the Carlton.
The organizing committee, Of
which DR.. Wallace w. Atwood is
chairman, will be hosts at lunch
con for the delegates WedneS-
day, and Tuesday evening the
board Of trustees of the Ma
tional Geographic Society will
give a reception in their head
quarters at Sixteenth and M
Streets for the delegates. The
reception will be followed by
an address describing the Ma
tional Geographic Society's Yu-
kon expedition by Mr.. Bradford
Washburn, leader, and will be
illustrated by motion pictures.
Organizing Committee
Assisting DR.. Atwood as mem
berS of the organizing commit
tee are Col. Claude H. Birdseye,
Mai. William Bowie, DR.. A. v.
Kidder, DR.. Waldo S. Leland,
DR.. Hunter Miller and Mr..
Richard Southgate, chief Of the
protocol of the State Depart
ment. The organizing commit
tee is assisting in preparations
for the assembly and DR.. Will
liam Manger is acting as secre-
tary general in charge of the
Secretariat of the assembly.
In addition to the organizing
committee, which is appointed
only for the second general as
Sembly, 80 prominent geog-
rapherS and historians have
been asked to form a national
committee which will continue
to function after the close of
the assembly to cooperate in
furthering the aims of the in
stitute. The chairman of the
standing committee is DR.. At
wood, the vice chairman for
geography is Colonel Birdseye
and for history, DR.. Clarence
H. Haring.
The Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper will
return to Washington today
from a short stay in Atlantic
City.
The Ambassador of Italy, Au-
guSto RoSso, entertained in
formally at dinner last evening
at the Embassy in compliment
to Count Alberta Marchetti,
Italian Minister to Mexico, who
arrived in New York Thursday
en- route to Mexico City.
Count Marchetti was formerly
counselor of the Italian Embassy
in Washington. He is a guest
of the ambassador at the EN-
baSsy, and will leave Wednes-
day morning for Mexico.
The Assistant Secretary Of
War and Mrs. Harry H. Wood
ring were hosts at dinner last
evening for the formers sister.
Miss Ida Woodring, Of Meode-
Sha, KanS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. NoyeS
are spending a month at Green
Hill Farms, Overbrook, Pa.
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Indoors, when the days are
too gray or chilly, as yesterday
was, the, are gatherings about
the fireplaces-there being one
in every single room-and roll
licking parlor games are then
in session.
Purchased In the Spring
The del Mars, who also have
a handsome home on Belmont
Road, purchased Oakland only
last spring. The old home,
which was built in 1918 and
once housed the Rt. Rev. Thorn
as J. Claggett, first bishop Of
Maryland, is a splendid exam
pie of colonial architecture. It
Is white with dignified columns,
hospitable-looking green shut
ters, and gracefully spreads
out into two wings. It stands
on a slight knoll overlooking
the historic old road between
Frederick and Harper'S Ferry.
The house is furnished with
gems of antiques that the del
Mars have picked up in their
scouting trips about the country
Side-fitting each piece into its
own little niche. Then there is
the quaint little dairy house, a
roomy old barn and the origi-
nal slave quarters are still
standing. If these walls could
only talk, what a wealth Of
stories would be unfolded-the
dark days of the Civil War
with ragged columns of troops
tramping by on the road to
GettySburg-other times when
the great paneled doors in the
drawing room were slid back
and a stately reception took
place-then on down through
the years, gay times and trying
times, to the present day when
Oakland, breathing real South
ern hospitality, rings with
happy laughter and talk.
Amusing Pets
Two very interesting dwell
erS at the del Mar estate are
Henry and Billy. Henry is a
lovable dog which accepted the
del Mars invitation to join
them shortly after they came
into possession of their coun-
try home. Billy is most un-
usual pet. He is a lamb, a
very modern one, for he doteS
on motoring. Any time his
master and mistress so much
as glance at the car, he is
off like a flash, friSking
about. and all but smiling in
his frantic effort to gain ad.
mittance to the machine.
When, as is sadly sometimes
the case, Billy is left home, he
follows the car and "baas" his
protest. Then there are nu-
merous ducks, chickens and
geese that waddle about and
are surprisingly tame.
Mr.. and Mrs. del Mar had
planned upon making a trip to
the Holy Land this year, but
with all of the trouble and
strife brewing and bubbling
over in that vicinity. they have
changed their minds. Now.
they hope to go on a long
cruise in the Caribbean Sea,
along the coast Of Central
and South America and to
Panama.