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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
W.C.T.U.
Arranges
Institute
"a Groups to Take Part in
Spring Meeting on
Tuesday.

Twenty-four Women's Christian
Temperance Unions are to be rep
resented at the annual spring in
stitute of the Marion County Union
at the West Washington Street
Methodist Church Tuesday.
Arrangements for carrying for
ward the 1886 county organization
goal are to be made. Mrs. L. E.
Schultz, county president has been
aided by other county officers and
committee members in arranging
the institute.
The Rev. w. H. Tindall, West
Washington Street Methodist
Church pastor, is to read the Scrip
ture lesson and give the welcome.
Other speakers are to include the
Rev. William Spratt, Victory Me-
mortal Methodist Protestant
Church pastor; DR.. William G.
Hartinger, Indianapolis Methodist
Church District superintendent,
and DR.. E. G.. Homrighausen, Car
rollton Avenue Reformed Church
pastor.
Following the devotional period
Mrs. Schultz is to preside at a
panel jury discussion when de-
partment chairmen are to make
reports. Luncheon reservations are
being made with Mrs. E. P. MeSSick.
Contests Scheduled
Two silver medal contests have
been scheduled for school children,
with grade school pupils competing
in the afternoon, and high school
pupils at night
Committees named by Mrs.
Schultz are registration, Mrs. Alonzo
HulS, chairman, and MeSdameS Ed
ward George and Bessie Hart; deco
rationS, Mrs. H. C. Benson, chair
man, and MeSdames Carrie SwailS,
C. H. Faulkner and Charles Hartz;
resolutions, Mrs. Oscar Montieth,
chairman, and Mesdames w. D.
Armitage and Bert S. Gadd; cour-
tesy, Mrs L. E. York, chairman, and
Mesdames F: A. Durnell and j. Fred
Masters.
Miss Irene Trueblood is official
paper chairman, assisted by Mes
DANES Ebert Moore and Addie
Lancaster; membership, Mrs Claude
Lauden, chairman, and Mesdames
Mary Hensley, H. Sloan, Ruby
Yount, Charles Grant, Bertha Den
ny, H. E. Benson, Cora Bernhardt,
Roy Heishman, A. D. Morgan, Ber-
tina Smith, Harry Claffey, j. c.
Beck, Carl Stuck, Ella Marshall, G.
c.. Pittinger, Hazel Orme, Mary
Heightner, Elsie Hockett and Miss
Nellie Toy.
Aids Are Chosen
Mrs. E. P. MesSick, county treas
urer, is ticket committee chairman.
Serving with Mrs. Schultz are Mrs.
Silas Hyker, first vice president;
Mrs. j. o. Jacquith, second vice
president; Mrs. E. A. Williams, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. r. G.
Vermillion, recording secretary; Mrs.
E. P. Messick, treasurer; Mrs Frank
H. Burns, and Miss Beatrice Gallo
way, directors.
Departmental directors are Mes
danes F.. j. Lair, Epha Johnson,
E. A. Williams, Theron Waddel,
Theodore Barr H. N. Garris, T. A.
Berry, F. Pittman, Charles Ealand,
Bert S. Gadd, Phoebe Link, Herbert
Johnson, R. E. Himna, Silas Ryker,
A. E. Kemp, Carrie Ross, DR.. Re-
becca Parrish and Miss Irene True
blood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Abba XII Delta Al1tn111ae
Are to Honor Founders

alumnus. The sorority was found
ed at Lombard College, now Knox
College, Galesburg, Ill, in 1888.
Mrs. Don McQuoid is to direct an
original playlet to be given by In
dianapolis chapter members. La
fayette alumnae are to hold a
candlelight ceremony honoring the
founders.
Reservations committee includes
Mrs. E. Gordon Hinshaw and Miss
Charlotte Engle. Transportation is
being directed by Misses Matte
Mae Engle, Catherine Lewis and
Reeta Clark.
Attending from indianapolis are
to be Mesdames Kenneth G. Baker,
James E. Clark, j. Malcolm Dunn,
George w. Ford, Oscar M. Helmer,
E. Gordon Hinshaw, Ralph L. Nc
Kay, Lewis Meier, v. Saylor, E
George Schaeffer, B. Lindsey Tam
ney and c. o. Thornberry, and
Misses Mary Elizabeth Arlington,
Reeta Clark, Nell M. Coats, Char
lotte Engle, Matte Mae Engle
Catherine c. Lewis, Helen Nolan
dress, Jeanette Smith and Ida B
White.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Home Department Is to
Hear DR.: Josephine Pierce

American Home department
Woman's Department Club, is to
hold its last meeting of the season
Wednesday afternoon in the club
house, 1902 N. Meridian-st.
"Our Changing Patterns" is the
subject of a talk by DR.. Josephine
L. Pierce, Lima. o.. former General
Federation of Women's Clubs vice
president.
A musical program is to be given
by Mrs. George E. Lowe, soloist
accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Did
way.
Applied Education department is
to meet at l Wednesday, when Mrs
E. c. Rumpler is to review you
Can Master Life" by James Cor
don Gilkey. Mrs. Charles L. Hart
man is to preside.
I1oStesSeS for tea to follow the
program are to be Mrs. John F.
Engelke, chairman; Mrs. Clarence
j. Finch, vice chairman; Mesdames
Edmond t. Albertson, Nettie M.
New, j. H. Arlington. John M
Phipps, j. M. Dalrymple, Ethel M
Rathert, Oliver S. Guio, Charles
Roberts, E. May Hahn, Paul T
Rockford, Bert c. Keithly and John
A. Simmons.
The art department is to conduct
pilgrimage to Muncie tomorrow
as guests of the Muncie Art League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
.ALUMNAE CLUB
TO BE HOSTESS

Indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority is to
be hostess for international reunion
day April 25 at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Hillary G., Bailey is state chair
man.
Forty chapters in the United
States and five in Canada, together
with alumnae groups, are to meet
on the same day in state centers to
celebrate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Juniors to
Hold Parties

The Junior Columbians attending
the spring dinner dance at the Co
lumbia Club have arranged parties
to precede the dance tonight.
Among the young hosts and host
esses are to be Misses Gloria Field.
Doris Belzer, Harriet Caylor, Doris
Harmon, Thalia Eby, Dorothy Ev-
erett, Patsy Boggs, Kathryn Bing-
ham, Dorothy thinner, Ruth
Campbell, Dorothy Ball, Eloise
Akin. Thomas Nickel, Robert
Schwab, John Van Horn, William
Bowen, Scott Olive, Larry Knowl-
ton, Bernadette Scoglund, Stewart
Krauss and Ransom Griffin.
The floor show to be given at $50
by the Juniors is to be repeated at
HAS for parents who arrive late
in the evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
SUNSHINE CLUB
TO ENTERTAIN

The Childrens Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside is to entertain members
and friends with a luncheon bridge
party at L. S. Ayres' Tearoom at
1890 Wednesday, April %.
Hostesses are Mesdames John w.
Frain, chairman, John E. Hampton,
Claude Geisendorff, Harry German,
Grover A. Long, Ure M. Frazer, E.
L. Reeves, Letitia Evard, William
Mcqueen, Donald Brodie and Miss
Marie Rockford.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Marriage
Ritual Is
SATURDAY.
Bridal Attendants From
Out of Town Arrive
for Festivities.

During the week remaining be-
fore Miss Virginia Roberts mar
riage to Stuart S. Blish, Seymour.
the couple is to be entertained at
several parties.
Miss Janet Blish, Seymour, Mr..
Blish's sister, is To be maid of honor
at the wedding next Saturday in
Second Presbyterian Church. She
and Miss Virginia Hall Washing
ton, one Of the bridesmaids, are in
indianapolis for the weekend. Mrs.
Otto w. Eisenlohr is to be Miss
Roberts other bridesmaid.
Upton Blish, New York. Mr.
Blish's brother, arrived today. He
Is to be best man. Edwin Blish,
Seymour, another brother, and
John lockwood are TO be ushers
with three former classmates of the
bridegroom -to-be at the University
Of Virginia, Armin Schlesinger,
Milwaukee; william Scott, dorado,
w. Va, and William Forster, Erie,
Pa
Miss Betty Reeds dinner for the
couple tonight is to be at the
Woodstock Club. The group is to
dance at the clubs opening party
afterward.
Parties Are Arranged
Miss Roberts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Roberts, is to be
honored by Mrs. Eisenlohr and Mrs.
Marcus Warrender at a luncheon
Monday at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. Tuesday Mrs. Biagio La
Penta and her mother Mrs. John
Sloane Kittle, are to be luncheon
hostesses at Woodstock, honoring
Miss Roberts.
Miss Dorothy Du Puy's luncheon
Wednesday is to be at her home in
Golden Hill. Miss Elizabeth Tag
CART has invited the bride-to-be
and her friends to a luncheon
Thursday at her home.
Miss Roberts is to entertain her
bridal party at luncheon Friday,
and that night Miss Blish and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Blish are to en-
terrain with bridal dinner at the
Columbia Club following wedding
rehearsal.
After Miss Jane Fitton's dinner
last night at the Sheffield Inn, the
guests went to the indianapolis
Athletic Club for dancing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
UNIT OF LEGION
TO PLANT TREES

The Bruce P. Robson American
Legion Auxiliary is to honor the
memory of Mrs. Frank E. Long, its
first president, by planting trees at
tomorrow at the Julia Jameson
Nutrition Camp.
The grove of Scotch pines and
tulip trees is to be marked by a
granite boulder, on which is to he
placed a bronze PLAGUE designed
by William F.. Collins.
Mesdames Donald Fl. Smith, Fred
c. HaSselbring, William F. Collins,
Willard S. Boyle, Paul E. Beam, v.
Clay Gullion and John Paul Rags
dale are in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Weddings
and Clubs
in Season
Brides-to-Be Are Feted /;
Spring Dances Go
Into Swing.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor


brides TO-BE are bidding for
ID the attention of party-goers.
and country clubs first spring
dances are reminders of the out
door season to come-when SWIM
ming. tennis and golf are to pro-
vide amusement for leisure hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Kahlo are
taking the bridal party of Miss Hope
Pfafflin and William j. Lochhead
to supper tonight at the Columbia
Club where guests are to dance.
The KahloS' son, Ravens, is to be
an usher at the wedding Monday
in the Propylaeum. Joseph Wallace
and Neil Estabrook are to be ushers,
too.
Other guests are to be Mrs. Paul
Hoffman, Birmingham, Mich; Mr..
and Mrs. Guerney Mann, Richmond:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kern and Mr..
and Mrs. jeremiah Cadick; DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Pfafflin and DR.. and
Mrs. John Mclean Lochhead.
Mrs. William Skaters luncheon
guests at Woodstock yesterday were
Miss Pfafflin, Mrs Pfafflin, Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Cadick, Mesdames
William Yungclaus, Fisk Landers,
Conrad Ruckelshaus, Volney Brown,
Paul Lee Hargitt, John Cooper. Ru-
dolph Haerle and Miss Madelaine
SpeerS.
Miss Emita Ferriday, another
bride-to-be, is to arrive soon with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ferriday Sr., from Wilmington, Del,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Kurt F.
Painter, and Mr.. Painter, Miss Fer
riday's engagement to John Peters
Hedrick, son of Mrs. Peters Hedrick,
Saginaw, Mich, was announced last
winter.
Col. and Mrs. William Guy Wall
invited their guests for the Wood
stock Club opening dance tonight
for cocktails at their home before
going to the club for dinner.
They are to be host to Bert
Reade, Norman Perry, John G. Ruck-
elshaus, Theodore SEVERN, Misses
Hilda Hibben, Evadne Hibben, Clara
Gilbert. Mrs. William C. Bobbs,
Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, Mrs.
Herbert M. Woollen; Gen. and Mrs.
Robert H. Tyndall, Col. and Mrs.
George v. Strong, Comm. and Mrs.
Ola Fred Heslar, Messrs. and Mes
danes James w. Noel, George M.
Bailey, Russell Fortune Sr, Cor
nelius Alig and Earl Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ball
came from Muncie to attend Frank
o. Vikings musical play. Gypsy
ana at English's last night. Mr..
Ball is the new president of the
Indiana State Symphony Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Parry
are to have a small group of friends
to dinner Wednesday night before
going to see Accent on Youth" at
the Civic Theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Val Nolan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Coy and John K. Jen-
nings, Evansville, are arranging to
see the Kentucky Derby next month.
Patrons and patronesses for the
Stansfield Circle dance, to be given
at Woodstock Friday night, have
been announced. Proceeds are to be
used for the benefit of the STAINS
field Boys Club and other welfare
work.
Sponsors are Messrs. and Mes
danes William A. Atkins, James
Noel, j. I. Holcomb, Edwin H. Forty.
William H. Morrison, C. E. White
hill and John S. Wright, Miss Jessie
Holcomb, Gov. and Mrs. Paul V. Nc
Mutt, Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Samuel Lewis Shank, Miss Clara
Gilbert and Jack H. Rhoades.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

Indianapolis alumnae members of
Alpha XII Delta are to go to Lafa-
yette tomorrow to attend the soror-
itys founders day celebration.
The program is to be directed
by Mrs Jean Pigman, Miss Marion
McSeveny and Miss Jane Burch,
students, and Mrs. S. S. Cromer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Mothers to SerUe

Zeta Tau Alpha members and
pledges are to be guests OF The
Mothers Club at luncheon Tues
day at the house, 800 w. Hampton
DIR. Mrs. Patrick Farrell and Mrs.
j. ]. Scott are to be hostesses. A
business meeting is to follow the
luncheon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Announce Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Asher have
announced The engagement of their
daughter, Miss Betty Asher, to Nor
ris Rothbard, son of Mrs. Bessie
Rothbard. The wedding date has
not been set.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
Local Musicale
to End Season
With Concert

indianapolis Matinee Musicale is
to end its season of programs Fri
day when Bomar Cramer, pianist.
is to be presented in L. S. Ayres g.
Co. auditorium.
Members and guests are to form
luncheon parties to follow the pro-
gram, scheduled for 1896.
The program follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
SDedEs Before PIT. 4

Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown spoke
last night at the meeting of the
Mary E. Nicholson School 10 Par
ent-Teacher Association. Her talk
was based on her travels in Greece.
Mrs. Robert ]. Masters presided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-18
WedS in Ceremony Here.


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15
BE SURE TO REGISTER

The ina date for registration, prior to the pri-
mary election will be August 21 This only about
two weeks remain for registration Citizens who fail
to register before the expiration of this time limit will
automatically become disqualified for voting in the prma
ries.
Of course there will be opportunity for registering
after September 18th election to vote in the
era election November but why wait? The primaries
important 1t is in the primaries that candidates
nominated or eliminated If large numbers of citizens
ec to register in time to vote in the primaries their
lect may many undesirable candidates to be nom
mated and many worthy candidates to be eimnatd Don't
permit this to happen Get busy to-day and register
Rev. w. HI. Peck, of Bethel A. M E. Church. is Of
the progressive leaders who helping to men,
bers of group to register He trying to make it
for them register by arranging with the City Clerk to
have deputy clerks to take registrations at Bethel
Church. Monday, August IT, from to p
We commend Rev. Peck and other progressive lead
ers for aggressive steps like this and urge citizens of
our group advantage of this convenient opporun
ty to register.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15
With
THE YOUNGER SET
(By ULYSSES w. BOYKIN)

ty boys); Herbert and Louise
Simms, 0he two Simms "chil-
dren") Marguerite Murray, (She
looks just like a princess); Charles
Stephens, and that darling little
Frances Raiford eve hear Frances
is going to return to the Univer-
sity of Michigan this falD; Ann
human, a very sweet thing from
out of town; Roscoe Jones, Gle is
still a very good dancer) Frank
Penick, Gle stands out in the
crowd as a gentleman) Bessie
Jones, June Dickens, Harley Lark
ms, (Hollie was married to FLOR
ENCE GREEN last month. They
have been keeping it a secret but
it leaked out and so Florence con-
fessed to us that they married on
the seventh of June at the home of
Rev. Jesse McGruder on McDoug-
all Avenue. We wish the young
couple luck); Carolyn Plummer,
(That is one young lady that has
blossomed OUT; Catherine Sher-
mine and Robert Mathews (Cathe-
rine is stopping with the Mathews
this week. Her home is in YpsD;
Geraldine Porter, Herbert Hill (He
did the "Malinda Hop. He can
certainly go) Marvin Cocker, Gle
also had to do some trick dancing)
Harry Soloman, Carlyle Johnson
1.-TWO cousins that get around
quite a bit together; Jetawyn
Soloman (She is Harry's lovely
sister,; Ann Newman, Sylvester
Stewart, Robert Trueman, Leroy
Soles, Catheleen Coote (They still
go around together), Tom Spencer
and that lovely Alice Harris (Alice
was there with her mother. Par
don Alice but we could hardly be-
lieve it. Your mother looked so
young). Tom managed to get Q
few dances. Daniel Gillespie (He
was as high as ever); Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester McFall (You remember Les
ter was quite a football star at
Northwestern and he went south
to Morehouse College to attend
school. He was made captain of
the college football squad and re-
turned last month with his very
charming bride from Georgia. The
young bride is just carried away
with this place and expects to have
a very enjoyable time while she
is here. Lester is going in bust
ness with his brothers,; Winifred
Welker, Henry Anderson (He had
a little trouble but it is all ironed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15

The short days with their nippy
breezes find the social activities
among the young folk at a stand
still. They are really having a
breathing spell after a full week of
activity made possible by the Ma
cirema Club. 49,. We noted one thing
this week; that no matter how late
the party broke up the night be-
fore, early morning found the
tennis courts occupied, the golf
links populated, the water traffic
heavy and the bride paths in us.
..Nacirema week was indeed quite
successful with so many interest
ing and enjoyable activities.
Gloster Currents Dance at the
Graystone, Thursday night, was
tremendous success. -. Ellariaz
Thompson, the girl who toots the
sax in the orchestra surprised us
all when she sang a couple of hot
numbers. Clotiere Rosemond is
going places too. She certainly
has a lovely voice. The Nacirema
activities closed with a visitors
party at the club house, Saturday
night. A few of those we took
note of were that lovely Vunies
Barrow, and her house guest Tyler
Mae Richards of California; Eliza
beth Elkins, looking as charming
as ever; Sylvester Williams, who
was a little sad over the absence
Of Myrtle Goldsby, Mildred Cum
mings, who is spending her sum-
mer taking care of her brothers
ice cream store; Melba Grimes
(she has been daffey over the
young A n Arbor law students,
Maude Coins Lewis and her hus-
band Walter (They were married
last week by Rev William H. Peck
at one of those very quiet we'd
dings); Carroll Evans, (He is a
soda jerker at Benson's Drug
store on Jos Campau. The young
fellow was with two very lovely
young LADIES'; Douglass Tibbs
(They say he had to give up his
job on the boats becaCse of his
age); Catherine and Warren Car
ter, Catherine has made quite an
impression on the heart of MINI
rod Carney. Take a tip Nimrod.
Be yourself and you can make the
girD Elizabeth Green (She is look
ing good these days. Campus life
has done things to herr; James
Dunbar, David Northcross, Wini-
fred Welker (She recently posed
for an artist. That's a rare beau
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15
Bay City Lawyer Fights Discrimination In
Detroit Department Store Cafe

Bay City, Mich.-(ANP)-As the
result of two incidents involving
discrimination in the cafe of the
]. l.. Hudson company in Detroit
in which he and his family were
made ii wait for service, Oscar w.
Baker, we'll known Bay City at
torney, in a recent letter of pro-
test to w. H. Albyn, assistant gen.
eral manager of the store, gave
him the alternative of correcting
the abuses complained of, or fac
ing a suit for damages under the
Michigan Civil Rights law. The at
torney contends that the com
pany's policy of making colored
people wait in their cafe depart
ment, solely because of their color,
constitutes discrimination with in
the meaning of the act"
Following investigation of the
matter, Walter T. Wright, general
superintendent of the Detroit de-
partment store, wrote Attorney
Baker in part, as follows: q have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15
GOOD LUCK, JOE

Fight fans everywhere awaiting with keen interest
the scheduled bout between Joe Louis and Jack Sharkey
which will take place in New York City, next Tuesday.
Despite his defeat by Max Schmeing, the Brown
Bomber still has thousands of admrng friends and boos
tiers who are confident that he will be victorious
Sharkey, although it is generally acknowledged that
Sharkey is an experienced and dangerous fighter.
If Joe wins the fight, it will go long way toward
restoring his former selfcondence and aggressvenes
and starting him back his victorious march toward the
world heavyweight
the other hand, if he should be defeated, some
sports experts predict Joes future the ring will
be full of uncertainty.
We expect the Brown Bomber to win the fight,
however and we join with his many other friends in wish
ing him lots of good luck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15
Behrendt Favored
For Reelection

The filing for reelection Of Hen
ry Hehrendt, present sheriff OF
Wayne County, has been acclaimed
by civic leaders throughout the
county. His long record of dis
tinguished service as a law-enforc-
ing official has given him the l.
deal temperament and background
so vital in the administration OF
this important post. Mr.. Ben
rendt combines a rare knowledge
Of crime detection with a business
like management of the sheriffs
office thug giving the taxpayers
of-Wayne County an extremely eff
ficient office run at the lowest
possible cost.
The report of the Wayne County
Supervisors shows that the coun-
ty Jail is now being run better
than ever before. The civil end
Of the department has proven it
self to be more than self-sustain-
ing during Mr.. Behrendt's admin
istration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15

out now. Isn't it loveO Theodore
Sherman docking very sharp;
Willis Ward, Bassett Jones (He
was lucky enough to bring Eliza
beth Elkins); George Higgins and
Ernesta Jackson (They are that
away about each other); Ruby
Fears t m Buffalo (She asked
about S. T. Holland), George Nc
Kenzie George seemed to b. en-
joying himself. He has a new
Ford, you know; Norma Cocker
(She asked about Charlie); Lillian
Brown, (She missed Frog Week
just to stay here to attend Naci-
rema Week.; Villa Lacey (She
had to tell us to be sure and at
tend the vitaphone dance given by
the young peoples division of the
n. A. A. c, P. at st. Cyprian's Pa
IRISH House, 2Sth and Milford
streets, Monday August 10; Leo
nard Andrews (He is going out
for golf. The girls tell us that he
is quite a good shot. Well soon
find out if he is bluffing); Hazel
Miller (She is a perfect hostess
Hazel has very pretty eyes. They
sparkle all the time); Charles
KAPPA Fisher eve talked about
the Claud Coopers, Vivian a n d
Claude), who have just returned
from their honey moon trip; Will
liam Rutland, (Just as loud as ev-
err; Phelton Brooks, (His car is
his hearD; Wilbur Brewer, Hank
Talbert, Neil Henderson Lorraine
Moss, Jaunita Hobbs lorraine
tells us that she is going on trip
east with Juanita and her family
very soon) Larry Douglass ellis
band is still going strong); Re-
gina Soloman. (She has been on a
visit in the SOUTH; Juanita Jack
son (She still leads the field in
styles. Her family had a little
misfortune recently. Their house
caught fire and quite bit of dam
age was done); James Jones, the
big time. There were so many we
just can't think of them.
Hope you enjoyed the way we
told you the goings on this week.
Let's make it date for the next
issue.