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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Miss Fisher Is
Married Here
in Church Rite

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Olcott
Keeney were on their way to Florida
today following their marriage. Mrs.
Keeney was Miss Elizabeth Craig
Fisher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Craig Fisher, before the ceremony
performed by DR.. George Arthur
Frantz in the First Presbyterian
Church parlors.
Only immediate families attended
the services lighted by cathedral
tapers in candelabra placed on both
sides of the fireplace. Spring
flowers were arranged on the mantle.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore her travelling suit
of red, trimmed in beaver, with
matching accessories. Her corsage
was of gardenias.
A wedding breakfast followed at
the Marott.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Keeney and daughter,
Ann; Mrs. Anna Aries and daughter.
Nancy; Or. and Mrs. Craig Barclay
and son, Robert; Miss Martha
Keeney, all of Evansville: Mrs.
Charles Bond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Bond, all of Fit. Wayne and
MIS-. Harold E. Perkins, Pittsburgh.
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Sorority Alun1,1ae to Hear of
Founders Day Luncheon, Dance

decorations and favors, Mrs. Eugene
j. McGarvey, chairman, Mesdames
John G.. Williams, Paul Finney
Robert Faulkner, Richard G. Dish
err, Miss Edith Brown and Miss
Helen Mattice; luncheon program
Mrs. Gerald R. Redding.
Dance, Mrs. Addison Bowling
chairman; MesdameS Alfred H
Guyot, Frederick E. Shick, Glenn
Jackson, Elliot Powers and Miss
Dorothy Dauner; publicity, Mrs
William Haslet, chairman, Mrs
Herman Hess and Miss Frances
Brumit.
Alumnae chapter dinner section
is to meet Feb. II at the Butler
University Delta Gamma house, 26e
Buckingham-dr, for $50 dinner
Miss Elanore Jones, hostess, is to be
assisted by Mesdames David Har-
mon, Harrison Collier, Frederick E
Shick, Misses Dorothy Wilson, Helen
Irwin, Catherine Haugh, Heller
Dodd and Armen Ashjian.
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Delegate to
Give Report
on Meeting
Six Women's Groups to
Hear Talk on War
Conference.
Conference.

Details of the national conference
on Cause and Cure of War held in
Washington, D. c., recently, are to
be given indianapolis women next
Saturday by Mrs. Leonard A. Smith
who attended.
Mrs. Smith is to speak to six local
groups which co-operated in sending
her to the conference. The groups
have included world peace in their
current programs. The meeting is
to be held in the Green Parlors OF
the Y. w. c. A.
The organizations are the Indian
apolis League of Women Voters, In
dianapolis branch; American Asso-
citation Of University Women; Indi-
annapolis Council of S Federated
Church Women, Women's Christian
Temperance Union, indianapolis
section; National Council Of Jewish
Women and the Y. w. G. A.
Meeting arrangements are being
made by Mrs. Edgar T. Forsyth
Y. w. c. A. board of directors vice
president, assisted by Mesdames
John Fuller, M. E. Krahl, Carl H
Hull, L. E. Schultz and Fred E. Fish
man.
Make Arrangements
Mrs. Forsyth and Miss Ruth Mill
gan are in charge of decorations
and refreshments, music is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Hull, and publicity
is being handled by Mrs. John A
Cejnar, A. A. U. w. publicity chair
man.
Members of the reception commit
tee include Mesdames Fishman, l.
A. Ensminger, Lester A. Smith, r
R. Mitchell, Schultz and William D
Roberts.
Presidents of the six organizations
are to be in the receiving line with
Mrs. Smith. They are Mrs. Robert
S. Sinclair, Indianapolis League OF
Women Voters; Mrs. N. Taylor Todd
A. A. U. W.; Mrs. Mitchell, FEEDER
ated Church Women; Mrs. Schultz
w. G. T. u; Mrs. S. Dorfman, Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women, and Mrs. B. S.
Goodwin, Y. w. c. A. board.
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E. VENTS

Ladies Auxiliary United Commercial Travellers. Tonight
Woman's Department Club.
SORORITIES
Phi Kappa Alpha Mon Mrs Grayce Nave 2o1s Mler-st
Miss Peggy Darnel, entertaining.
Alpha Theta Chi Mon Mrs Frank Laakman COB Mddledr Wood
-pl Boyd Gaines entertain.
Indianapolis Associate Chapter, Tri Mon Fred
Wecking Buckingham-dr Mesdames Field Daley,
Moomaw, T. A. Moynahan, assistants
Alpha Chapter Omega Miss Patricia MCKINLEY, H.
Norvie, entertain at home of Mrs. Michael Cain.
Beta Chapter Theta NJ Chi. Mon. Caypoo.
m. Mon. Miss Maxine Archer 300 Graceland-av
CARD PARTIES
Kingan Athletic Social Club K. Hail. Blackboard Mary
landsts Cards. g. dance Proceeds charity Harry ahan
chairman.
Hiatt, Mchgan-s Covered dish
supper, card
Cheer Broadcaers Thurs Columbia Bingo
for milk fund. Mrs Walter Gese, chairman
Mrs Herman Van Benten Sum- Holy Church.
Beech Grove Open to public.
Ladies Society," Liederanz Hail. Washing
ton-st. Mrs Alfred Pich, chairman
F. W. Burns West Strebeck $3.50 Tonight Washington
Denny-sts
MOTHERS GROUPS
Federation Mothers Choruses Indianapolis Public
m. Tues. Manual Training High School.
Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club las Butler University
house, 4721 guests
Charles F. Beghte Claude Lett E.
and W. F. Wagner, hosteSses.
Mothers Clubs Indianapolis Kindergarten. m.
talk by Mrs John M Cunningham D. A. hail. 824
Attitude Education
topic
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Alpha XII Delta
to Hold Dinner
Monday Night

indianapolis Alumnae Chapter,
Alpha Xxi Delta Sorority, has issued
invitations to guests for a dinner
Monday night in Hendricks peasant
room. Following dinner members
and guests are to visit the Indiana
State Library as guests of Miss Mel
lie M. Coats, librarian.
Mrs. Oscar M. Helmer, new presi-
dent, has appointed committees for
the year.
They include: Program. Miss
Helen McLan6ress, chairman; Mrs.
Gordon Hinshaw and Miss Ida B.
White; finance, Miss Mary E. Arm
ington, chairman; Mrs. George
Schaeffer and Mrs. K. G.. Baker;
Carcassonne (Ky) Mountain School,
Miss Charlotte Engle, and Panhel-
lenic representatives, Mrs. Helmer
and Mrs. Ralph L. Mckay.
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ton picture group and outline future
plans. Mrs. John H. Waldo, motion
picture group chairman, is to pre-
side.
Guests to Attend
Honor guests are to include Mes
danes L. G. Hughes, Edward j.
Thompson, John Lewis, Carl w.
Foltz and N. Taylor Todd.
Mrs. Marvin E. Curle is general
arrangements chairman. Guests are
to be registered by Mesdames T.
Victor Keene, Paul H. Beard, Paul
r. Summers, Walter P. Morton and
Charles o. Mccormick
Theater parties for the Monday
night performance of the Shake
spearean film include one in which
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd are to
accompany Messrs. and Mesdames
John H. Waldo, James A. Bawden,
Malcolm Mitchell, Charles l.. Rose,
Maurice E. Krahl and DR.. and Mrs.
Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin E. Curle are
to have as their guest Mrs. Ida
Belle Curle, MartinSville Guests
of Mrs. Robert M. Moore are to in
clude Mesdames Cleon Nafe, P. E.
McCown and Walter P. Morton.
Dr. and Mrs. Russell R. Hippen-
steel are to accompany DR.. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Foreman, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul R. Summers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis B. Lincoln Jr. DR.. and Mrs.
Karl M. Rooms are to entertain a
party of IL in their home preceding
the performance.
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Couple Leaves
on Trip After
Wedding Today

With only immediate families at
tending, Miss Elizabeth B. Carter,
daughter Of Mrs. Fred L. Carter
and Robert I. Brakeman u. were
married today at Mrs. Carriers
home. DR.. S. G.. Fisher, pastor of
University Park Christian Church,
officiated.
The bride wore a dubonnet en-
semble, trimmed with a silver fox
collar, with black accessories. The
couple left for Florida following
luncheon.
The bride is q graduate of Tudor
Hall and the University of Wiscon-
sin. She also studied at Wellesley
College. Mr.. Brakeman, son of DR.
and Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, is a
graduate of the University of Wis
consin and Harvard School of Bust
ness Administration.
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CATHOLIC WOMEN
HOLD CONVENTION

The Rev. James w. Moore is to
speak at 1880 tonight before coun-
Selors of the Junior Catholic
Daughters of America in the Lin
coin, following dinner. His sub
lect Is to DE The Catholic Youth
Movement in America"
The convention, to continue
through tomorrow, opened at 2:30
today at the Catholic Community
Center, with conference sessions
under direction of Miss Marjorie
Morrow, Dubuque, Ia, Junior
Daughters national field worker.
EGmorrow's sessions are to in
Glide a dinner at l at the Lincoln,
followed by a welcoming address by
Miss Isadore O'Hara. and talks by
the Rev. Clement Bosler of st.
Johns Church, and the Rev. Au-
gust r, Fussenegger, diocesan direc-
tor OF charities.
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Progress in arranging the Delta
Gamma Sorority state Founders
Day luncheon and dance on March
81 is to be described at a meeting
of the indianapolis Alumnae Chap
ter next Saturday at Mrs. j. Dwight
Peterson's home, 4014 N. New Jer-
sey-st. The celebration is to be at
the indianapolis Athletic Club.
Mrs. Rex Hayes, Mrs. Scott P.
Matthews Mrs. Rex G. Boyd and
Mrs. j. Tracy Davis are to assist
Mrs. Peterson at the regular meet
ing.
A general state alumnae meeting
is to be held at the club preceding
the state luncheon. Mrs. Henry H.
Morgan, Mitchell, state alumnae
chairman, is to preside. A guest
speaker is to be Miss Elizabeth
Weintz, Evansville, province secre-
rary. Reports are to be made at the
meeting by presidents of all state
alumnae chapters and associations.
Assistants Are Named
Assisting Mrs. Morgan are to be
Mesdames r. Earl Peters, Scott P.
Mathews, j. Dwight Peterson, all of
indianapolis, and Mrs. George Reed,
Bloomington.
Committees for state day, as an
nounced by Mrs. Melvin E. Robbins,
president, include: General chair
man, Mrs. Robert zaiser; state in
vitations, Mrs. Robert Littell, chair
man; Mrs. Frank L. Churchman
and Miss Catherine Gilbert: Indi-
annapolis invitations, Miss Elizabeth
Anne Nichols; reservations, Miss
Edna Rowland, chairman, Miss
Edith Curtis and Mrs. Blanch B.
Rawlings.
Place, Mesdames George O.
Browne, Guy E. Morrison, William
Kegley and John C. Kissinper.
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A. A. q. W. Meeting to Consider
Problems of Motion Pictures

Motion pictures are to hold the in
terest of American Association Of
University Women Monday, with a
public meeting devoted to a discus
sion of screen problems to be held
at 2:30 in Cropsey auditorium.
Groups of members are to attend
the showing of "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" Monday night, which
has been designated A. A. U. w.
night.
Speakers are to include Paul c..
Stetson, indianapolis school super
intendent; P. w. Holiday, Short
ridge High School, and Virgil Slime
baugh, director of indianapolis jun
ior high schools and member of the
board of school commissioners.
Mrs. Walter P. Morton is to re-
view work of the organizations mo-
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Y. w. c.. A. OBSERVES
IT'S FOUNDING DATE

Honor guests at the fortieth ami
versary dinner of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association last night
included Henry B. Banner, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hallett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Ritter and Mrs. Fred Hoke,
all members of the board of trustees.
Former board members who at
tended included Mesdan1es John
Hendricks, James A. Bawden, Edna
Christian, A. D. Hitz, Frank Wood,
A. w. Bowen, Edgar Evans, David
F. Smith and Misses Julia Fish, Au-
gusta Hiatt and Josephine Robinson
and DR.. Kate Williams.
Birthday cakes on crystal stand
ards entwined with garlands of smi-
lax were centerpieces.
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CONTRACT CLUB
NAMES WINNERS

Mrs. R. Ralston Jones Jr. re-
ceived the trophy for the highest
accumulative score for the half
year at the Women's Contract Club
of indianapolis meeting last night
az the indianapolis Athletic Club.
Mrs. Carl Frey and M H. Fuller
won highest North and South hon.
ors in Section /. East and West
winners were Mrs. Virginia Mannon
and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. w. K. Nay
Tor and Mrs. Clifford Bluemel were
winners for North and South, Sec
ton 2. East and West winners
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McFerren,
Section 8; North and South winners
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stempfel;
East and West, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Throop.
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Calvin, Fortville. With them are
to be Miss olives parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar w. Olive; MIR. and Mrs.
George S. Olive, Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Olive and Scott Olive.
Among others TO entertain guests
are Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McDer-
mott, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Davis,
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Seaton, Mrs.
John w. Kern ST.. DR.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Foltz, Mrs. Edison T. Wood ST.,
and Dr.. and Mrs. j. H. Taylor.
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GUILD TO BUY BEDS
FOR SICK CHILDREN

New beds for the children'S ward
at City Hospital are TO be purchased
with proceeds of fund drive ar
ranged by st. Margaret's Hospital
Guild, Mrs. Jackson K. Landers,
president. announced today.
Funds are to be aided by the sale
of Holeproof hosiery at Kinks Cloak
House. Ten per cent of February
sales are to be given to the Guild.
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RABBI WILL SPEAK
TO HEALTH LEAGUE

Rabbi James Hitler, Cincinnati, is
to speak at the third annual meet
ing of the Maternal Health League
Thursday, Feb. IS, at All Souls
Unitarian Church, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Perry
O'Neal, Mrs. Addison Parry and
Mrs. Tom Elrod.
The meeting is open to mem
bers and friends, according to Mrs
Lee Burns, league chairman. Mrs
Rudolph Haerle is to preside and
DR.. j. H. P. Gauss is to introduce
the speaker.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONDAY
New Era Club. Mesdames L W.
higgins and C. E. Sunthimer THE
Growth Of Popular Education" Mrs.
Lillian Winget. Rural Russia in
Process Of Awakening" Mrs. Don c.
Cox.
Bremen Current Events Club. Mrs.
F. e. Bowlby, hostess. Hobbies
What and Why Mrs. w. E. Walter.
Music, Marietta Hans.
Sesame Club. Mrs. S. G.. Camp
bell, 20 N. Hawthorne-ln, hostess
Election Of officers. Covered dish
luncheon.
Indianapolis Phi Mu alumnae
Business meeting.
st. Vincent's Hospital Guild. &c
to 4. Nurses Home.
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PIT. A. TO MARK
WEEK IN OCTOBER

Gov. McNutt is to be asked to set
aside one week for statewide OBJ
servance of Parent Teacher Week in
October, it was announced today.
Mrs. James L. Murray, second vice
president and state convention pro-
gram chairman, is to confer with
him on the dates.
Annual observance of the week
was arranged yesterday at the board
meeting of the Indiana Congress of
Parents and Teachers in the Sew
erin. Arrangements also were made
for the state convention, to be held
in the SEVERN April 21-23.
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GROUP IS TO HEAR
TALK ON FASCISM

Miss Marguerite Andrade, De
PAW University faculty member,
is to address Alliance Franchise at
Thursday night in the Washing
ton. She is to speak on the Fascist
movement in France and activities
of the Cross of Fire and Blue
Shirts.
A dinner is to be given in honor Of
Miss Andrade preceding the meet
ing.
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At-the-DoOr
Book Rental
ssful
Avocation Brings Profit to
Mrs Pearson, Miss
Pearson.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor

TAKING a tip from Mahomet
4 and his excursion to the noun
tain, Mrs. John Pearson Jr. and
Miss Peggy Pearson have formed
an extraordinary rental library serv-
ice. For their friends who believe
they haven't the time to make trips
to library for books, they have
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Daily Recipe
PRIME SAIaD

PRUNE SALAD
2 cups finely shredded cabbage
6 prunes
2 teaspoons sugar
u teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons vinegar
4 tablespoons heavy cream
Let cabbage stand in ice
water for SO minutes. Drain.
Add sugar and salt and crush
slightly with a wooden spoon.
Steam prunes until plump and
remove pits. Cut in narrow
strips and add to cabbage. Add
vinegar, mixing we'll with a
fork. Add cream, beating it
into the mixture until the
whole is frothy. Serve on the
vivid green of leaf lettuce.
Raisins can be added to cab
bage in place Of prunes.
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Mrs. Elisabeth Bogert SchofIeld
VIII Entertain at Pyobylaeatn,

Guests attending the Propylaeum's
monthly Sunday night buffet supper
are to be entertained by Mrs. Eliza
beth Bogert Schofield's presentation,
Representations"
Several parties are to be among
the $50 guests and members ex-
pected to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carpenter are
to entertain in honor of Miss Mar
ian Olive and her fiance, John o.
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State Dance Feb. 22

Annual state dance of Chi Omega
Sorority is to be held in the Lincoln
Feb. %. Mrs. Gerald Shortz, chair
man, is to be assisted by Miss Anna
Lee Webb. The dance is to be spon-
sored by indianapolis alunnae, and
proceeds are to benefit alumnae and
active chapters at Purdue and Indi-
ana Universities
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labored to enter trained scientific
women told their to their country that only
their ability to bear house economically and eff
GENTLY is any
we feel Ike saying 1T happen
fact that this bypoduct question before us
may wake up to find that have way which
unable to situation
Has every human who desires to
Should the work on this problem?
There are three fundamentals happness-work
will produce at least security love and faith
These things possible beings men and
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Bridge Group to Meet

Mrs. w. Carleton Starkey and
Mrs. w. Hugh Bridges are to be
co-hostesses for the meeting and
luncheon of the Hillcrest Country
Club auction bridge section at i
Thursday. Members and guests are
invited to attend.
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e S t a b | iShed the
Pearson Cum-To-
You Library.
On word from
their friends, Mrs.
Pearson or Miss
Pearson stop in
with their book
lists, give hints on
the popular cur
rent books and
delivers them to
the patrons door
steps. The young
librarians deliver
books on Mondays
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ems Clubs. This book which hope will be
published before long so that women in gen.
eral can obtain it. brought to my mind certain things
we need to think about at the present
We have been passing laws and taking action in
order to meet emergency. AS usually happens in
such cases. very few Of have sat down and figured
out whether we want to keep indefinitely with these
emergency measures, or whether We want to work
toward more final results
Take the concrete problem of unemployment
which as by-product has produced discrimination
against women, tendency which we have seen grow
In other nations to its natural climax of restricting
women in all the fields which for wears they have
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EMtert0ins AlatH1nUe

Mrs. Merton A. Johnston, $3.50
Kenwood-av, was hostess at a lunch
con bridge at l today for the In
dianapolis Alunlnae Club, Alpha
Kamma Delta sorority. She was as
sisted by Mrs. K. L. Dotterer.
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and Fridays.
After Miss Pearson completed
studies at Briarcliff Junior College
she continued her reading, which
had appealed strongly to her during
her pursuit of degree in literature
The idea came to her that she
could develop this pleasurable pas
time into a business. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Pearson, said she would
welcome a hobby to fill in the hours
when she wasn't busy running her
household, assisting in the Christa-
more Aid Society activities and
making the social rounds.
Buy Book Supply
Together they began buying books
which they considered had the most
appeal to general readers. The word
soon travelled that the two were
ready to come to their friends
homes with the late books, which
somehow they just hadn't gotten
around to reading"
Their venture has been more sue
cessful than they had expected and
book after book has been added to
their library.
Mrs. Pearson and her husband
Miss Pearson and her mother, Mrs
John Pearson ST., had arranged a
trip to Florida. They appealed to a
friend, Miss Betty Reed, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Jewett Reed.
Won't you take over our library
while we're away?" they queried
Miss Reed didn't hesitate to accept
So while the Pearsons are in Flor
ida, Miss Reed is to be the Pearson
Cum -To-You staff. She is to make
the rounds On Mondays and Fridays
q - n
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas have
turned their backs on winter wealth
er and are enjoying the sunshine at
Naples, Fla.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Skies Test
are travelling through South Amer
lea on their wedding trip, they ex-
pect to drop in on Meredith Nichol-
son ST., minister to Venzuela, and
Mrs. Nicholson at Caracas. The
Nicholsons, still at heart true Hoo
siers, welcome homefolk, hearing
f1rst-hand news about their friends
The prestige granted her as g
Governors wife hasn't deprived Mrs
Paul v. McNutt of the ability to be
impressed by state occasions. She
came back from her visit at the
White House thrilled by the priv
ileges of being assigned to the Lin.
coin Room as house guest.
Il couldn't sleep in the presence
of so much historic grandeur" she
admitted.
Mrs. Robert Allison, Evanston
ILL.,. is in town visiting Mrs. Perry
Hahn and enjoying reunions with
her friends of the days when shc
lived here.
Mrs. Addison Miller has returned
to her home in Columbus, O., after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. anc
4NAA d AAAOllloo OWCllo.
q q
A party of indianapolis folk waved
their adieuX to the States today anc
set sail on a cruise to South Amer
lea. Mrs. Nathan Graham, Mrs
Hortense Rauh Burpee, Miss Estelle
Burpee, Miss Jane Weldon anc
Charles Rauh formed the family
party setting forth for adventure il
the tropic land.
Mrs. James Nelson and her daugh-
ter, Julia Jean, are biding then
time in California until time to sal
to Honolulu.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Matsor
have picked Arizona and California
as their mid-winter vacation play.
ground. On their trip they intent
to visit Mrs. Matson's sister, Mrs
Montgomery Lasley of Beverly Hills
Cal.
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VI Y DA Y
By Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt

WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON-Ths morning was
reading the galley proof of the first few chapters of
book called "The Woman Speaker" by Eudora Ramsey
Richardson sent by Mrs Geline Bowman, honorary
president of the National Professional and Business Wo
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Auxiliary 73o Tonight
Woman's Department Club