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Nogales international., 1936-05-09
ID. E. HARDESTY WEDS

D. e. Hardesty, who was recently
married, has returned to Nogales to
locate and will be Joined here
shortly by his bride, who is now
visiting in the east. Relatives of Mr..
Hardesty - Mrs. Mae Parsons, Miss
Caryl Parsons and Miss Dannie Mae
Hardesty - also former Nogalians
- will also locate here soon it is
reported. They have been residing
in San Diego
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Phillips chang
ed their place of residence yesterday
from the Montezuma hotel to the
lower apartment of their two new
apartments at 528 Crawford street.
Mrs. F. L. Bonsall has taken the up
per apartment.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
NEW RESIDENT

George Burkhart of Douglas has
become assistant to Manager Jack
Lee of the Western Auto Supply
Company. Mrs. Burkrart is visiting
In Mesa and upon arrival here the
Burkharts will reside in the Thomp-
son apartments 1886 Walnut street
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
EARL ANTHONY HERE

Earl C. Anthony, Jr., of Los An
geleS, SON of the late Earl C. An
thony, pioneer Los Angeles automo
bile dealer, and owner of KFI ra-
dio station, attended the regular
monthly barbecue of the Nogales
Mavericks Thursday evening on the
Jim Harrison ranch Anthony has
just returned from trip into Mex
leo.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
CORONA MEN FOLKS
WEARING WHISPERS

c. H. McNulty, manager of the
Citizens Utilities Company, and
wife, returned Sunday from a trip
to California Enroute home they
passed through Corona and there
they found all the men folks wear
ing whiskers and the town holding
a "days of '49" celebration similar
to that staged here in April.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
WOOD RECOVERING

Herb Wood of Tucson, former No
galian, who is at Mayo Brothers
sanitarium in Rochester, Mimi,
where he recently underwent a ma
por operation, is getting along nice
ly, it was stated yesterday by his
mother, Mrs. John Larimore.
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STOLEN: Two Mayo blankets
from automobile. Reward B. S.
Butcher. pub. 5-9 1t)
FOR RENT - Electric floor pol
isher, $1.O0 Ter day. Phone 80.
WANTED TO BUY Legal size
steel filing cabinet. Must be IN
good condition and bargain. Price.
Phone 80,
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
BAPTIST CHURCH

H. Mary Sundell, Missionary
GAS A. M. Sunday school.
HOO A. NJ Morning service. Re-
ports of the Baptist State Conven-
ton held in Yuma, May 9Th to 10th
by Mrs. L. A. Wheeler, Mrs M. l.
Carney and Miss H. Mary Sundell
7:30 P. M. Evening service.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

THE NOGALES MERCHANTS
CREDIT ASSOCIATION WILL AC-
CEPT WARRANTS AT FACE VAL
UE ON ACCOUNTS THAT THEY
HAVE FOR COLLECTION. (Adv.)
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

James Edwards, the Yuma Dele
gate whose motion resulted in ad-
iournment of the Democratic state
convention in Tucson Saturday
sine die, was here Monday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Smith.
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BUTCHERS LEAVING
ON TRIP TO TEXAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Butcher are
leaving Monday to attend the op-
ening of the new deep water ship
canal at Brownsville, Texas, con-
Meeting that city with the Gulf of
Mexico.
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AT CONVENTION

T. M. Ford, Jr., manager Of the
Halstead Lumber Company, attend
ed the state lumbermen's conven-
ton at Tucson yesterday.
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WIN SUITS

George Januel won suit in the
Wallace Farrior Suit Club No. 2 and
Fred Brann a suit in the Wallace
Farrior Suit Club No. 3, this week.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Air Pressure Varies

The air pressure on a man. which
is the same as that on anything
else, varies little with the alti-
tude and the weather.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Jerusalem Rebuilt on Ruins

Jerusalem has been so frequently
rebuilt upon ruins that Loday it's
foundations are 125 feet higher than
they were 1000 wears ago.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
A Wang

A wang Is one Of two guy ropes
running from the end Of a gaf to
the deck TO steady the peak.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

County Assessor Harry " Farrior
made business trip Sunday thru
the Elgin and Sonoite districts.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

R. E. Thornton of Tucson was herr
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Feeding the American

To grow crops to feed the aver
age American requires the use of
1.9 acres of land.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

MS. Harry V. Farrlor, who has
baen very Ill, is now able to be up
and around at the beautiful Farrior
home on Pajarito street.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
MISS BEATTY ON
VACATION TRIP

Miss Mabel Beatty, efficient, &C
commodating Money Order clerk at
h r2stoffice. i enjoying a well
earned vacation on the coast - Los
A1Ge'es and San Diego. Miss Beatty
EARNING daughter of Mrs. Mary
@@8tty of this city will return to
7ceales and her dutie- at the pot
f.:c r1X5 week.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

Writ G. Bowman left Tuesday on
a trip to Phoenix and Calexico.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Church school 10 A. M. Mrs. J.
B. Bristol, superintendent.
Morning worship II O'Clock. Moth
ers and Fathers day. The s1bject
will be Marriage.
There will be special music by
the choir, also solo by Mrs. ]. B.
Page. The children's choir will sing
In this service.
A cordial invitation extended to
all. Strangers made welcome.
0. A. SMITH, D. d. Paitor.
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CH]!gL!IRCl1,ZE,44.ElS III
SACRED HEART CHURCH

REV. MOnsignOF l.. DuvsN
Sunday
6, z, 8 and II a. m. Low masses
(8 for English speaking).
$50: High mass.
4 p. M: Rosary and henediction.
BaptisnS from to P. NJ
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

Troy Ramsey of Elgin was IN
town Monday.
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STEWART OUT OF JAIL

William Stewart, theater promot-
or, who was brought back here
from California to stand trial on a
charge of obtaining property under
false pretenses, has been released
from the county Jail on his own
recognizance. Date of his trial has
not yet been set.
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Jne Ell Lilly nome
while Mrs. Prestons sister, Mrs.
Lilly, and Mr.. Lilly have been cruis-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Lilly
Sr. and Mrs. Prestons brother, c.
w. Allison and Mrs. Allison, Los
Angeles.
The Lillys have landed in Los
Angeles but haven't decided when
they are to return home.
Miss Evelyn Lilly, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lilly, is expected
home next Saturday for visit dur
ing the spring recess of Foxcliffe
School in Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman, Mrs.
Josephine C. Ives and Miss Hazel
d. Mckee were hostesseS to the
Tudor Hall School faculty Saturday
afternoon at tea in the Propylaeum
in honor of Miss I. Hilda Stewart,
principal.
Ticket captains for the Junior
League Follies" May Is and 16 are
to keep their enthusiasm running
high by weekly meetings. Captains
are to appoint assistant captains,
and all are to work together.
The general committee also is to
meet weekly.
Mrs. John Collett, ticket chair
man, was hostess Friday for re-
port of progress. Mrs. Henderson
Wheeler, assistant to Mrs. Conrad
Ruckelshaus, ways and means
chairman; Mrs. Perry LeSh. presi-
dent; Mrs. R. Kirby Whyte, revue
treasurer, and Mrs Dudley Pfaff
and Miss Elizabeth Watson, assist
ants TO Mrs. Collett, attended. j..
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BY ELIZABETH CARR

GOCCa 1rlenQ!
Members of the Art Covers Elk
change have 102 and they want
more.
Miss Mabel Hodapp is the only
local member of the organization,
formed March last year by Leon
ard Turley, Louisville, stamp en-
thusiast and commercial artist. Mr.
Turley placed an advertisement in
the magazine Hobbies for a
friendly exchange of envelopes
bearing original and handmade
illustrations.
The exchange grew steadily until
persons in the United States, Japan,
England, India, Canada, Fiji Is
lands, New Zealand and the Dutch
Indies were members.
How Members Are Admitted
The membership procedure in
cludes sending samples of etchings,
pastels, ink washes or water color
illustrations on letter covers to Miss
Hodapp, secretary and one of the
first members.
A committee comprised of Miss
Hodapp, c. Wright Richell, Column
bus. o., president, and William j.
Warwick, The Dalles, Ore, vice
president, passes upon the merits of
the cover. Upon the persons &C
ceptance into membership, bulle-
tin is sent all other members. Be-
fore long the initiate is the recipient
of scores of colored art covers from
near and far.
There are any number of cover
clubs, Miss Hodapp explains, but
they stamp illustrations upon their
covers. The Art Covers Exchange
she believes, is the only one in
which all illustrations are done by
hand.
Entries Shown ut Libraries
An exhibit of some of the en-
tries sent to the secretary now are
on view in the Children's Room at
Central Library. About 30 of the
covers are included in an exhibit at
the State Library.
Some of the illustrations are COM
memorative. One marks the open
ing of the Boulder Dam. Some copy
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"Traumeri'' ......... Schubert
Spiritual and Blues" ........
....-..... 49,. Alexander Tansman
0Arranger by Miss Roberta Trent
String Ensemble
81 terraces in the Moonlight. -. DeBussy
La Puerta del Vino ........ DeBussy
,.- Miss Alice Rayburn. guest pianist
Beau Soir'' .......... DeRussv
ITO Have. To Suffer" .......... TirindeIii
MISS Selma Summers, soprano; Miss
Ruth Cant. accompanist
Etude Tableau Op. 80 No. 4..
Album Blatt ........ Mary
"Austrage" .......... SchTmanr
"Stille Thranan" ....... Schumann
Fruhlinganacht' ......... Schumann
Ocean Du Ungeheuer" (Ooeronl
Mrs. William A. DAWN. soprano. Mrs
Russell Paxton. accompanist.
Ensemble members are Misses Bonnie
Jeane Bealo. Magdaene Burke Martha
quicker; Lillian starost; Mary Margaret
Rudden, 1rma Mae Steele. Ruth Van Matre
Madonna Mullenix. violins; Mrs. Thelma
Robush Bosworth and Miss Roberta Trent.
SchelSchmidt cellos
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CLUB ARRANGES
HOLIDAY PARTY

Mrs. Harry A. Burkart, Ais N.
Irvington-av, is to be hostess for a
st, Patricks day luncheon of the
Wy-Mo-Dau Literary Club at 1890
tomorrow. Mrs. Annie Brookhouse
and Mrs. William j. Kramer are
assistants.
Mesdames Laura Craig Poland,
Dan Brown Jr. and Edward C.
Wischmeier are TO entertain with
a style show and lecture. Musical
program is to include Irish songs
by Mrs. John w. Thornburg and
piano numbers by a trio composed
of Mesdames Carl Leonberger, Ed
ward c. Westminster and Laura
Craig Poland.
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L lmeS SDeclnt
FRANKFORT, Ind, March 16.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. HOFFMAN
were on a wedding trip today fol-
lowing their marriage here Satur-
day.
Mrs. HOFFMAN was Miss Doris
Eileen Young, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt Young, formerly of In
dianapolis. The couple is to live
in Chicago.
The ceremony was read at the
Young home by the Rev. Claude M.
Mcclure, Greencastle.
Palms, draecena and Boston ferns
were arranged on both sides of the
fireplace. Primulus, ferns and tall
white tapers decorated the mantel.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore white bridal satin
gown, fashioned empire style with a
train and shirred sleeves falling il,
points over the hands. Small seed
pearl orange blossoms were en-
broidered on the bodice An Eliza
bethan collar trimmed the neckline
and row OF tiny satin buttons las
tened the gown in back.
Veil Is Lace-Edged
The lace-edged veil was held
in place by a lace coronet cap with
clusters of miniature wax Gala ILL
les and orange blossoms at the
sides. The shower bouquet was
of Gala lilies and white sweet peas.
Miss Ruth jeanette Rich, In
dianapolis, the brides cousin, was
the only attendant. Her pale
pink brocaded satin gown was de-
signed with a chartreuse chiffon
scarf outlining the neckline in front
and falling over the shoulders in
back. Her bouquet was of Briarcli1
roses and forget -nots.
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THURSDAY CLUB
PICKS LEADERS

Thursday Lyceum Clubs officers
for the coming year include Mrs.
Helen Talge Brown, president; Mrs
Harry Wilson, vice president; Mrs.
Vincent Smith, recording secretary;
Mrs. M. A. Baltozer, corresponding
secretary; Mrs Harry Plummer.
treasurer; Mrs. William H. Somers,
critic. Others are Mrs. Merritt F..
Woolf, publicity; Mrs. w. E. john
son, Seventh District Federation of
Clubs delegate, and Mrs. Thomas D.
Campbell, alternate: Mrs. L. C. Mes
sick, local council delegate, and
Mrs. Frank M. Smith, alternate.
Mrs. Brown has appointed Mrs.
Woolf. program chairman. with Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Johnson, assist
ants.
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EVENTS
PROGRAM

Entertainment
night. Home
Phi Tau Tues Miss Julia
Miss Thema and Frances Willis Hick
and Virginia Brady,
Alpha Ihea Chi Tonight Mrs Fields 1409 Keangav
ST. Patrick rush party.
Beta Beta Lambda Tonight Beauty Academy headquarters
Meeting Miss Mary Lining president presented
with R. B. A pin for scholastic activities
Chi Phi Gamma Tonight
Beta Chapter, Theta Nu Chi. Tonight Claypool
Chi Omega Aumnae Association. Ober, SIG E.
Fall Creek-bvd. Mrs. Walter Roberts
Eastopols Club Tonight La
PARTY
Capitol City Council So A
cards. Hail. l1th-st College-av.
MOTHERS GROUP
Delta Zeta Mothers Club
Bohnsadt 26l0 Carrolon-av Benefit Mesdames
Clarence Sones Paul Bray, Grfey w. Wright
mtee
Woodde kindergarten Mothers Club Indianapolis Kndergar
ten Society Thurs Discussion Places City,
Committee Mesdames Ray Harlan, Walter Underwood
NETT Harbod
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Pi PhiS Set
Dance Date

Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi Sorority is to entertain
with a spring dance March % in
the Sphinx Arms.
Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, presi-
dent, has appointed Miss Agnes
Ball, chairman, assisted by Mrs. r.
w. Coons and Mrs. Jess G. Pritch-
cit Jr
The sorority is to honor its found
or at a state luncheon April % III
the Columbia Club. Charter men,
bers Of the four Indiana chapters
are to be recognized, as we'll as ma
tional founders.
Miss Helen Barrett, chairman, has
announced that the following char
ter members are to receive special
invitations:
Mrs. Duncan McDougal, Purdue
University; Mrs. Harry Morton,
Indiana University; Mrs. Allan c..
Raup, Franklin College, and Miss
Mary Catherine Coulter, Butler
University.
Mrs. Robert S. Wild, assistant to
the grand vice president and pro-
gram chairman for the luncheon,
has arranged for Dr. Mary Alice
Jones Of the Tennessee Alpha Chap
ter, to speak. Her recent book de-
Tending college fraternities and
sororities and analyzing anti-fra-
ternity movements is to be the
theme of her address.
Other committee chairmen are
Mrs. Roy lie Smith, reservations;
Miss Marion Darr notification; Miss
Edith Anne Hoopingarner and Mrs.
Edward P. Gallagher, decorations;
Mrs. Hollis Leedy, scholarship; Mrs.
A. Hernley Boyd, menu; Mrs. Frank
D. Hatfield, publicity, and Mrs. Rus
sell Williams, hoStesses.
The club held dinner last night
at the Butler chapter house. DR..
Gordon Batman talked or the
growth of Riley Hospital.
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JANET DYE WE'D
TO JAMES PUETT

Miss Janet Dye, daughter of
George Dye, Wolcott, became the
bride of James Puett, Plymouth, in
a ceremony Saturday afternoon in
Mckee Chapel, Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church. DR.. j. Ambrose
Dunkel officiated.
Mrs Puett is a Butler University
student and member of Kappa AL
pha Theta Sorority. Mr.. Puett,
former Butler football star, is a
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity mem
Der. He is football coach at Ply
mouth High School.
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TUESDAY

Expression Club. Mrs. Vincent
Binager, Nicholas Nickelby Decides
to Become an Actor" Mrs. H. H.
Arnholter and Mrs. Glenethel
Thrush, stephen Foster-Amer-
ica's Troubadour."
Brightwood Mothers Club, In
dianapolis Free Kindergarten. Card
and bunco party, afternoon and
night.
Heyl Study Club. Mrs. w. J. E.
Weber, $50 E. 34th-st, hostess.
Mrs. HI. d. Wolfe and Mrs. Al
bert Nj. Alexander, Development
of the Republic"
Multum- In-Parvo Literary Club.
Mrs. Julius l.. Rockener, 1913 N.
Dearborn-st, hostess. Mrs. Emil H.
Souff1ot, ''Is the Modern Club Wom-
an Better Wife and Mother?" Mrs.
Daniel E. Gruber, Modern Trends
in Education"
Fortnightly Literary Club. Propy-
laeum. Mrs. Joel Whitaker. South
ern Sojourn." Mrs. A. D. Hitz, New
Voices"
McIllvaine- Kothe Unit 1873. Mrs.
E. j. Cadou, 4257 Graceland-av,
hostess. Mrs. Fred Geyer, program
chairman.
Chapter @, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
Mrs. j. r. Kuebler, 304 Burgess
av, hostess. Mrs. Emory Smith,
THE Old South
Irvington Home Study Club. Mrs.
Emmett S. Higgins, 5245 N. Penn
sylvania-st, hostess. Mrs. Chester
Cough, Book of Travel"
Hoosier Tourist Club. Mrs. Her
bert K. Fatout, 3107 Ruckle-st,
hostess. Mrs. c. G. Spurrier, King
of Metals" Mrs. j. P. Aspinall, The
Oil Well and It's Large Family" Mrs.
Charles Roller, "Oil for the Lamps
of China"
Irvington Chautauqua Club. Mrs.
B. F. Daley. 279 S. Ritter-av, host
ess. Mrs. Charles E. Hill, "Presi-
dent of the Chamber--Journey to
italy"
wy Mo Dau Club Mesdames
Harry A. Burkhart, Annie Brook
house and William j. Kramer, host
eSSeS.
The Proctor Club. Mrs. Ralph
Thompson, 1852 Broadway, hostess.
Mrs. Gilbert McNutt, Desire Card
inal Mercier."
WEDNESDAY
Blue Nile Chapter, International
Travel Study Club, Inc. Mrs. r. N
Harger. hostess. Mrs. A. NJ. Tarr,
assistant. Luncheon 1890. Elec-
ton.
New Century Club. Mrs. E. H,
Soufflot and Mrs. Charles Graul
hostesses. Mrs. Burton A. Knight
.Undersea Wonders" Election of
officers and delegates.
Woman's Advance Club. Mrs. A.
A. Thomas, hostess. Mrs. w. E.
Call. Katharine Hepburn and
Katharine Cornell" Responses
Irish wit. Election.
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Banquet to
Take Place

Spring flowers are to decorate
the dinner tables at the anniver-
sary banquet of the MERIDIAN
Heights Presbyterian Church al.
$50 Friday night in the church
community room. DR.. Jean S. Mil
ner is to be guest speaker.
Mrs. w. E. Kyle, general chair
man, has as assistants Mrs. A. B.
Keaton, hostess chairman; Mrs.
Myrtle Shields, decorations chair
man and Mrs. Frank Wise, reserva-
tons chairman.
Hosts and hostesses for the eve
ming include Messrs. and Mes
danes Fred Long, E. L. Hamlin.
G. F. Shelley, Chester Zechiel. Cur
It's E. Burke, R. C. Mccullough.
Robert Findley. John Dunn, L. c..
Wiese, o. F. Shattuck, Harold
Humphrey. George M. Hadley. Fred
Jeffrey, Herbert Hayes, Myron
Austin, Frank Stibbs, George Hew-
ett, H. w. Vernbrock, Harry B. Nc
Neeley, George Lewis, Everett
Booth, Rowland Johnson, Fred
Palmer. H. E. Weier. E. G. Cooking.
Carl Sect and Mesdames Lawrence
Orr, Ester Yarian and Mrs. Shields.
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of Art CoUers
International in SCOPE

the postage stamp, although an ex-
act reproduction is against the law
Some suggest the place from which
the letter is mailed. A member
from India painted a pastel of a
Hindu charming a cobra and an
other from Little America made a
wash drawing of the ship, Little
America, with a dog team in the
foreground.
Approximately one-third of the
members are shut-ins, some of
whom produce exquisite work, Miss
Hodapp says. One young girl, con-
fined to bed with arthritis, hardly
able to move her arms, made an ink
silhouette banner of a cowboy
against prairie background.
Three samples of Texans work
observed the Texas Centennial. In
one, rope" letters were Topped
above a 10-gallon hat and in the
others flags formed the background
for pictorial illustrations of the
state.
Santa Claus Takes Part
There are several in the exhibit
from Santa Claus. These, with
appropriate illustrations of st.
Nick, were mailed to Santa Claus
and then remailed, Miss Hodapp
explains.
Mr. Warwick has made photo
static copies of his original cover
Illustration of Yellowstone National
Park, drawn in green ink. He had
to use microscopic lens to &C.
complish the minute details in his
picture.
Symbolic of the scope of the ex-
change is one members drawing of
a man at postal desk tossing let
tiers in all directions.
The Art Covers Exchange also
sponsors Junior group for chill
dren under Is. There are no dues
in this unit. It's membership now
is rs.
The membership before long is to
include representatives in Ireland.
Scotland and Germany and, Miss
Hodapp says hopefully, more in In
dianapolis
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Young hoffman NubHals
Are Held at Frankfort

Robert stonebraker, Chicago, was
best man.
Mrs. Young attended the cere-
mony in a pearl gray crepe gown,
with a yellow tucked vestee and
gray wool pompoms. Her corsage
was of Johanna Hill roses and
orchid sweet peas. Mrs. Kothman's
gown was of navy blue and pink
and her corsage was of Briarcliff
roses and blue sweet peas.
Trio Plays
During the ceremony and recep-
ton Mrs. Dorothy Martins trio
played. Richard Young, the brides
brother, played a trumpet solo,
Because"
The couple attended De PAW
versity.
Out of Town Guests
Out-of-town guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. B. Homer Hostetter, Bur:
Moore, Judge and Mrs. Harry N.
Routzohn and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Blocher, all of Dayton, O.; Mrs.
George S. Brecount, Miss Olive
Steinle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Breiner, Frank Jr and Alder
Breiner; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Jackson, Robert jackson, Mrs. Cora
Mcintyre, Miss Rachel Cartwright,
Miss Madge Rardon, Mrs. E. A..
Rich, Miss Ruth Rich and Walter
Discher, all of indianapolis; Mrs.
Katherine Mills, Miss Marjorie
Swenson, Miss Edith Sangtry,
Walter Goes, Robert Farbar, Will
liam Buch, all of Greencastle; Miss
Nancy Baker, Albert Todoroff, Rob-
ert Stonebraker, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel F. Baker and Robert Young, all
of Chicago.
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to
Finish Drive

Groups are to come from over the
state to attend the jubilee luncheon
of the Seventh District Federation
of Clubs Friday at the Claypool.
The luncheon marks the conclu-
sion of the clubs drive to purchase
radium for City Hospital.
Guests of Mrs. Felix T. McWhir-
ter, invitations committee member,
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FINE ARTS CLUB
MEMBERS FETED

Mrs. B. H. Moore entertained
members of the Grolier Fine Arts
Club at her home, 289 Burgess. to-
DAY. Roll call responses were "Fa-
nous Works of Art"
The program included talks on
American Women in Poetry" by
Mrs. F. c. Daniels; American
Women in Music" by Mrs. S. E..
Howe and Mural Paintings in
America" by Mrs. C. M. Raber.
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Gardeners Are
Guests at Buffet Lunch

Neophyte Garden Clubs buffet
luncheon today at Mrs. j. Francis
Madden's home is to be followed by
a series of meetings devoted to gar
den studies.
Mrs. Ralph E. Peckham is to talk
on Planting for Fragrance" at to-
days meeting when members are to
exchange plants and seeds. Mrs.
Paul Stokes topic is to be Success
full Planting in the Shade"
Guests are to be invited to the
next meeting at Mrs. Ray H, Briggs
home April 20. Mrs. Joe Merriam
is to be hostess for the spring flower
show on May ID.
Luncheon Set for June Is
A covered dish luncheon is to be
held June Is at Mrs. Heber Will
liams' home. Mrs. Robert BaStian
is to talk on "Cues for Garden and
Lawn Care in July" and Mrs. Briggs
topic is to be Gardening on 40
Minutes a Day."
A picnic is to be held July 20 at
Hillsdale Nurseries.
Another luncheon meeting is to
be held Aug. II at Mrs. Walter
Formans home. Mrs. Williams is
to discuss Living in a Garden"
The clubs autumn flower show is
to be Sept. Is at Mrs. Paul Stokes
home. 1t is to be followed by a
buffet lunch Oct 10 at Mrs. Her
bert Ransburg's home. Mrs. Robert
Mannfeld's subject is to be PLANT
ing and Storing Bulbs"
Mrs. Russell Veit is to be hostess
for a pitch-in luncheon Nov. 20.
Officers are to be chosen at a bust
ness meeting. Mrs. RanSburg is to
talk on Plan for Color in Your