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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-13
T. VENTS

PROGRAMS
Praers Dinner business meet
Inter Lbas Club 3O Mary
SORORITIEs
Alpha Chapter Rho Delta Tonight
Salle-st. Birthday party for Mrs Henry Ludeman.
Theta Chapter Delta Sigma Kappa Mon Mrs Harry Walton Play
Proceeds for scholarship fund. Meiames
Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi Mon
ralav. Assistants Misses Dorothy Mna
Fogay. IneZ Perkins, Genevieve Jatho and Mrs Heeb
1oa Kappa Mon. Miss Vivian McConaha 410 29th-st
Patrick for rllshee
Voguette Club Tonight Graham,
Birthday party for Miss Graham.
CARD PARTIES
Jolly Workers. Prospect Auxiliary Madison-av
and Pa1is-St
Prospect
st. Beano. Puplc invited.
Auxiliary
Club Tonight End of party series Mrs Julia Martin chair
Legion Auxiliary f.
Cadou 1887 Clark
err Mrs. Fred Geyer program chairman.
P Robson Legion Auxiliary Tonight Central
Church. members hard times
Committee Medames Harold Pursel Fred Hassebring, P
Style show.
Chapter Tonight Temple North, Illinois
Marguerite presiding.
1872 Tonight Masonic
Temple Prospect and State-StS. Fish fry.
Masonic Evergreen Hall,
w. Chicken Music, dancing Mrs.
Mrs. Maude Case reservations charmen
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Y. w. Is to
Stage Dance

A St Patrick's day dance and
covered dish luncheon are to be held
at the South Side Young Women's
Christian Association Tuesday
The dance, to be given by men,
bers of the Acwy Club, is in charge
of Miss Jasemine Bush. chairman
and Misses Miriam Hickman, Lille
Smith and Alberta Robinson. Dick
Piers orchestra is to provide music.
Women in the community are to
attend the luncheon under the aus
pices OF the Y. w. G. A. Womens
Committee with Mrs. John L. Venitz,
hostess chairman and MeSdameS
Otto Kempfer. Walter Galbraith,
Bernard Campbell, C. A. Childers
and William Rosengarten. assistants.
The program is to include talk
on the League of Women Voters
campaign for better personnel in
public service by a league repre-
sentative and talks on camp life by
Miss Jenna Birks, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Cordes and Miss Louise E.
Noble.
A movie of Camp Mccormick, Y.
w. G. A. summer camp at McCor-
mick's Greek state park, is to be
shown, accompanied by lecture
by John Gottschalk of the state de-
nartment of conservation.
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PUBLIC NURSING
GROUP CONVENES

Anniversary days, on which do
nations were received to honor the
memory of George Haerle and Will
liam B. Wheelock. have been an
nounced by the Public Health Nurs-
ing Association Board.
A total of 1852 case visits were
reported for February by Miss Bea-
trice Short, superintendent OF
nurses.
Mrs. Ronald c. Green. former
member of the board, now living in
Providence, R. l., was a. guest at
the meeting yesterday in the head
quarters in the Majestic building.
Miss Mary Walsh, educational di-
rector for the state board of ex-
animation and registration OF
nurses, spoke on functions of the
board and educational director in
relation to schools of nursing.
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The conference, preceding the six
day national convention opening
April % at the Netherland Plaza.
is to deal with discussions on men,
bership, material. legislation, finance
and training and experience neces-
sary for staff members.
Included in the delegation of the
state are: Mrs. /. S. Selector, Fort
Wayne; Mrs. Ray Small and Mrs.
Charles N. Teeter, Hagerstown;
Mrs. o. T. Ross, Rensselaer,; Mrs.
S. N. Compton, South Bend; Dr.
Hedwig Kuhn, Hammond Mrs.
Richard Edward and Mrs. Leonard
Kolb, Peru. and Mrs. G. T. Boyton
and Mrs. David Russell, Elkhart.
The local group includes Mrs.
Clarence Merrell, Mrs. S. N. Camp
bell, state president; Mrs. Walter S.
Greenough. national chairman of
the department of government and
las operation, and Mrs. Mannon.
The state league has started
preparation for its convention at
Culver, May IL and IS. Mrs Mer-
rell has been named program chair
man; Mrs Charles E. Cory. Lafa-
yette, budget committee chairman;
Mrs. Edwards, nominating commit
tee chairman, and Mrs. Robert Fox,
Hagerstown, credentials committee
chairman.
Roard Holds Nicotine
Mrs. Campbell presided at board
meeting yesterday in the Columbia
Club. Mrs Mannon reported the
organization activities in the spe-
cial session of the Legislature.
Miss Margaret Denny, chairman
of the campaign for trained per-
sonnet in government service, re-
ported signatures obtained on the
petition cards which the League is
collecting in connection with the
drive.
Those attending the board meet
ing were Mrs. c. T. Boynton, Mrs.
Dan Albrecht and Mrs. Russell of
Elkhart, Mrs Ross. Mrs. w. Dow
Harvey of Kokomo, Mrs. Herbert
Keller and Mrs. Ralph Mowbray of
Culver, Mrs. Teetor and Mrs. Small;
Mesdames Edwards and Donald
Coppock of Peru, Mrs. Selecter, Mrs.
Lester Smith, Mrs. Campbell, Miss
Denny and Mrs. Mannon.
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Institute Is
to Be Held

Mrs. Edwin l. Poston is to have
charge of an institute on Civic Re-
sponsibilities of Women at the
community welfare department
meeting of the Woman's Depart
ment Club at 1890 Wednesday.
Mrs. Poston, as chairman of in
stitutes for the Indiana Federation
of Clubs, has received commenda-
ton from the General Federation Of
Clubs for her work.
Mrs. Robert Shingler and Mrs. E.
A. Carson are to be in charge of the
luncheon, reservations for which are
being taken by Mesdames Walter C..
Stork, Frank K. Kimberlin and
George A. Bowen
Spring flowers are to be used in
decorating the tea room and the
luncheon tables. Decorations are to
be made by Mrs. Myron j. Spring.
who is to be assisted by Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Jackson. Mrs. Charles H.
Smith is to preside.
The community welfare depart
ment is to sponsor a tour through
the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., at
p Thursday under leadership of
Mrs. w. D. Hamer and Mrs. For
rest Banner.
The Monday Guild a section of
the community welfare department..
Tor women with defective sight, is
to meet March %. A musical pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Will G. Hitz
is to be given.
Mrs. Irving Blue, Mrs. Hugh
J. Baker and Mrs. Edward A.
Brown have been elected directors
of the general club.
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P. 60. Body
Elects Head

Mrs. Emmett G. Michaels is new
ly elected president of Chapter P.
P. E. o. Sisterhood. She also is a
delegate to the state convention,
March % and %, at South Bend.
Other newly elected officers in
clllde: Mrs Herman K. McComb,
vice president; Mrs. Albert c.
Hirschman, recording secretary;
Mrs. Rosa Storer, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Hiram f. Cunning
ham, treasurer: Mrs. William A.
Baum, chaplain, and Mrs. Arthur
w. Mcdonald, guard.
Mrs. Michaels and Mrs. Storer
also are delegates to the state con-
vention. Mrs. M. Chase McKinsey
and Mrs. James F. Hall are alter
mates.
Mrs. Harry S. Rogers and Mrs.
Michaels are delegates to the local
P. E. o. Sisterhood Council.
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RIVIERA GROUP
MEETS SUNDAY

Officers are to be elected and rec
reation and social committees ap-
pointed by the Riviera Continentals
at a meeting in the clubhouse Sun
day afternoon.
Patricia Edwards and Richard
Bridges are to be presiding officers.
The club has membership of more
than 100 juniors who sponsor
dances and other social events.
Retiring officers are Robert Bill,
president; Ted Weakley. vice-presi-
dent: Patricia Edwards. secretary
and Richard Bridges. treasurer. En-
tertainment committee members are
Treva Barry, Vivian Peterson, Carol
Langf1tt, Marian Kimble, Virginia
Burkholder and Mary Lee.
Invitations for the meeting have
been extended to all Riviera junior
members to become Continentals.
The club is composed of high school
and college students.
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HARMONIC CLUB
TO STUDY OPERA

Study of the opera, Martha" is
to be held at meeting of the Har-
monte Study Club at 2:30 Monday
at the home of Mrs. Stewart Greene,
1920 N. Pennsylvania st
Miss Emma j. Doeppers and Mrs.
T. M. Rybolt arranged the program
which is to include review of the
opera by Mrs. Louise Belden.
The social committee to assist
Mrs. Greene includes Mesdames
Simon Kiser, Horace Coldwell, Carl
Lieber. Robert Blake and Fannie
Kiser Rosenak.
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ZETA TAU ALPHA
MEETS TONIGHT

Miss Jear Vestal is to entertain
members of zeta Tau Alpha Alum
nae at a supper tonight at her
home. 344 Whittier pl
Jane Stewart is to talk on Fash
IONS" and Miss Vestal is to talk on
--latest Books" State-day arrange
ments are to be discussed
Assistant hosteSSes include Mrs
Warren Glunt, Mrs. John Goodnight,
Miss Edna Garwood and Miss Ber-
nice Livingston.
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Frederick Holiday Jr.. who made
the trip, are to tell of their findings.
Ann Atkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias C. Atkins, is the Orchard
representative on the Museums jun
Tor board
She is to be hostess, with Lillian
Fletcher and Mary johnson as her
assistants.
Before the program the junior
board is TO meet with its adviser
Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy. Board
representatives create interest among
their classmates by visiting rooms
of the schools and talking on the
museum.
Prairie Trek boys have provided
numerous relics of interest. Many
specimens in the natural history ex
hibit we're gathered by them on
their trips to the West
In the Indian exhibit are nipple
ments used by the Pueblos and
weaving products and sand pictures
of the Navajos, and pottery from
other tribes-all contributed by
Trek adventures.
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green Tablets for relief from rheu-
matte pains, neuritis, neuralgia and
muscular lumbago. These tablets
are a scientific compound of the
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cines, this blend will give a maxi
mum relief from pain, You see it
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or two tablets. to times daily as
required And ask your druggist
about the absolute guarantee that
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Tablets. Try just half bottle, fol-
low the simple directions for Is
days Then, II you should fail To
obtain positive results. why, simply
return the half used bottle within
30 days and your druggist will re-
fund your money And we're not
4 bit Scotch in our praise for this
remedy!
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are tested before they used in the
full things in themselves and the
They showed me the latest Douglas Bomber and like
military the remarkable
tion filled me with hope the will
venting and mechanical genius will be purposes
From there drove to the
cared for few Of them
of them
World War veterans did time the
visited few and patient
stopped for moment the district the
directs the counties then
Weston Administrator
director for the district.
We visited club,
lstraton
NYA people work chiefly supervising young
athletics in occupations
in a will and
Incl
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Rollicking, jaunty hair styles for
the spring! Let your trim be short
i. with astonishing clusters of
curls atop the sickness. The neck
line will be low, with the hair
brushed definitely from the face :. i.
so say authorities on the 1896 modes.
And Don and Albert Mercuri are
just the gentlemen to interpret
them. It's great fun to visit the
MERCURI METHOD Beauty Salon
with assurance that you'll go
forth with comely couture. Just
you book your appointment now
with the Mercuris {. and look for
ward to service that's fiattering.
1920 Lemcke Bldg, RI. $500.
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CLUB TO STUDY
YOUTH PROBLEM

Talks on youth problems and
child labor were heard today at the
meeting of the Clio Club, at the
home of Mrs. Frank B. Wade, 5241
College-av.
Mrs. Arthur R. Lacey talked on
Arguments for and Against Child
Labor Miss Ellen D. Graydon's
subject was THE Unemployed and
Rowing Youth of Our Country"
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Helen Leach Is to Wed
Ne70 Yorker" This Spring

violets. Now that petticoats are in
style, l thought I'd get one to
match the violets. and then buy
gloves and bag the same color"
Hats Turn Romantic
Romantic hats trimmed with IL
laos, white lilies and dropping clus-
tiers of grapes topped off the smart
spring clothes modelled by the young
er Republican Club members.
With their very smart but plain
and ultra moderniStic evening
gowns, Palm Beach women did wear
romantic accessories.
Particularly amusing were the
bracelets. slipper pom-poms and hair
ornaments of real pink camelias o.
white gardenias. Faithfully yours,
HELEN WORDEN.
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Pr PHI ALUMNAE
ARE TO MEET

Mrs. Russell Wilson is to be in
charge of the April meeting of the
newly organized Indianapolis AS
ISOLATION of Alumnae of Indiana
University Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
Mrs. Ray Siebert is to be hostess
for a picnic in May, and summer
meetings are to be under direction
of the rush committee and Mrs.
Ralph E. Peckham. Mrs. Walker
w. Winslow is the organization
president.
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ALUMNAE TO
STAGE DANCE

Local alumnae of Ward Belmont
College at Nashville. Tenn. are look
ing forward to the spring activity of
the indianapolis Club A dinner
dance is to be held March 81 at the
Marott.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Coffin are to en-
terrain club members and their
guests informally at their home
preceding the dinner and dance.
Spring flowers are to decorate the
dinner tables. Mrs Coffin, reserva-
ton chairman, has Mrs. A. Hernly
Boyd as assistant.
Mrs. E. w. Congelton is local
president; Mrs. M Stanley McCo-
mas Jr.. treasurer, and Mrs. Morris
Grain, secretary.
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MOTHERS CLUB
MEETS MONDAY

The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers
Club of Butler University is to en-
terrain with bridge party for
members and friends at las Mon
day at the chapter house, 4721 Sun
set-av.
Hostesses are to include Mes
DANES Frank Seidensticker. w. M.
Bachelor. William Fear. A. c.
Newly, Arthur Raffensperger and
Edwin Manouge.
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CHORAL SECTION
TO ELECT HEADS

Choral section of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale is to eject officers
at 1870 Friday, March 20, at the
D. A. R. Chapter house. Refresh
ments are to be served following
the meeting.
Mrs. Paul Whipple. nominating
committee chairman, is being assist
ed by Mrs. l. F. Myer and Mrs. Rex
P. Young.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
NAMES OFFICERS

Officers were elected at the meet
ing of the indianapolis woman's
Club in the Propelaeum today. Mrs.
Evans Woollen Jr. spoke on THE
Chosen People"
Retiring officers include Mrs. John
j. Brandon. president; Mrs. G. H. A.
Cloves, vice president: Mrs. Grier
M. Shotwell, recording secretary;
Mrs. Almus G. Ruddell, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Carl F.
Walk, treasurer.
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AMICITIA CLUB
NAMES CHIEFS

Recently elected officers of the
Amicltla Club are Mrs. Harry w.
Bates, president; Mrs. E. L. Lam
bert, first vice president; Mrs. Will
liam Perry, second vice president;
Mrs. A. E. Bender. recording sec
rotary; Mrs. E. P. Brennan. cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. John Lari-
son, treasurer, and Mrs. Edward
Smith, parliamentarian
Delegates to the Indianapolis
Council of Women are Mrs. Frank
Castor and Mrs. William Burroughs
Mrs. Galen T. Doyal and Mrs. T
w. Denham are to attend meetings
of the Photoplay Indorsers.
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LEADER HONORED
BY CHALLENGERS

Miss Mae Thigpen has been re-
elected president of the Challeng-
ers Club. Other officers are Miss
Frances Morgan, vice president;
Miss Marjorie McPhetridge, record
ing secretary; Miss Vera Hackle-
man, corresponding secretary; Miss
Jacelyn Mason, treasurer; Miss
Vera Ponds, historian; Miss Trena
Kilander, pledge sponsor, and Mrs.
Francis Aeggiter, publicity chair
man.
New officers are to be installed
tomorrow at presidents day lunch
con in the Lincoln. Miss McPhet-
ridge is to be toaStmistress.
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d. A. R. CHAPTER
HEARS SPEECH

Mrs, Arthur Schultz spoke on the
National Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution magazine at the
Irvingtcn d. A. r. meeting yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Albert Hol-
man.
Mrs. Frank r. Baker. chapter
regent, is delegate. and Mesdames
Raymond Stilz. Albert Holman and
L. A. Roblee alternates to the D. A.
r. continental congress.
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FIFTY CLUB TO
DANCE ON ROOF

Members and friends of the Elks'
Fifty Club are to be entertained at
q dance tomorrow night at the Sew
erin roof. F. w. Spooner. chair
man, is assisted by CORTLAND C. Co.
hee, entertainment committee chair
man: DR.. Paul c. Beckner. master
of ceremonies, and Earl c. Wolf,
past exalted ruler.
Music is to be provided by Phillips
Minute Men. Seymour. and Miss ia
net Dunavent, Columbus, Ind, is to
sing,
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TRI KAPPA GIVES
BENEFIT BRIDGE

Mrs. Ross Halgren was chairmen
of benefit bridge party held today
in VIM. H. Block auditorium under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa
Proceeds are to be used in equipping
the James E. Roberts School for
occupational therapy work.
Assistant hostesses included Mes
danes Dwight Peterson, Ralph Min
nick, Charles Federman. Edward
Kuntz, Cecil Moss, H. A. Vest Fred
Wiecking, j. Fred Holland and j.
Tracy Davis.
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March u. 1896.

March IL, 1886.
Dear Beatrice Burgan - Helen
Catherine Leach, daughter of Leon
7. Leach, indianapolis, says no date
has been set for her wedding, but
she expects to be married some time
this spring to Glenn Morgan Fulker-
son, New York.
Miss Leach is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Finney Jr., in
Monclair until the wedding.
Il expect to make my home in
New York after my marriage" she
said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Smith (Bet-
tinna Foltz) have been skiing on
week ENDS. They take . snow train
to the North Greeks foothills in the
Adirondacks. The skiing season
soon will be over.
Spring Clothes Ready
The shop windows are filled with
pretty spring clothes.
1 find New York women much
more sentimental in their attitude
toward fashions than the girls of
the Southern resorts. Tables have
turned. The sophisticated Man
hattanites are approaching spring
styles in moonlight and roses"
mood.
yes. I'm having a purple taffeta
petticoat made to wear with my
new blue taffeta suit" an unusually
practical minded girl confded to
me at the Women's National Re
publican Club fashion show recently.
you know So-and-So mention
ing a Newport boy) always sends me
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CApdl, IL W IGSlOE.
Mrs. Harry L.
Auxil-
larry Americanism
chairman, is to
make the intro
ductory address,
and present the
flags. DR.. Francis
D. McCabe is to
give the invoca-
ton. and the
Mothers Chorus
is to sing.
Mrs. Norman F..
Clorrid0o ic ol1v
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m a S I e r, brought
back the minia =
t II r e pottery,
carved wood OBJ
jects and serapes
in the exhibit
from their Mexi-
C a n adventure.
Mr.. HOWE took
the colored films
to be shown to
museum members
at the playhouse.
Robert S C o t,
Jack Brant, Jack
Behringer q n d
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Clnb Sees PZnu

Mrs. CT. H. Healy and Mrs, C. v.
Montgomery presented a play to-
day before Friday Afternoon Read
ing Club members. Hostesses we're
Mrs. M. c. Moore and Mrs. H. r.
Aughinbaugh.
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You apartment dUeuers
aCiU also become efficiency er-
perts aChen yoat employ the
Dutchman's rack for dishes.
It's many ertrd grooUes con-
serUe cabinet space no end.
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Entertdins Quest Club

Mrs. H. p. Bartlett, COLT Lowell
av. was hostess today to the Irving
ton Quest Club. She was assisted
BIZ Mesdames L. A. Randall. E. M.
Hughes. A. z. Curtis and Ralph Nc
Kay. social committee members.
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TO
FETE THEIR SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Weinstein,
1901 Washington blvd. will hold an
open house Sunday afternoon from
3 to in honor of the bar mitzvah
(confirmation) of their son. Norman
William. The confirmation services
will be held in Bethel Temple Sat-
urday morning.
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Pupils to
See Film
of Mexico
Orchard School Children
to Learn of Crafts
Tomorrow.
Ely BEATRICE BURGAN
Sarfefv EdffoT

CCHOOL children have learned
} about Mexican crafts from the
Children's Museums loan exhibit.
Tomorrow afternoon they are TO see
movies of the colorful land where
the objects were made.
Boys on the Prairie Trek, led by
Hills HOWE, Orchard School head
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GROUP TO DINE
AND PLAY CARDS

Dinner and bridge party of the
Delta Epsilon Fraternity and Aux
Hilary are to be held at GAS tonight
at the Washington. Mrs. E. r.
Grissell and Mrs w. E. Noble COM
prise the committee in charge.
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on hand However, they seemed quite
cheerful and were very kind.
The usual photographs were taken and then We
were kindly and very considerably left alone in
the Hotel Van Cleve, where we bathed and break
tasted in peace and quiet
Mrs. Schneider and I lunched alone and had
very friendly. chatty boy waiting on us who, l
think. was really greved that we did not eat
long and elaborate meal.
Two directors of the WPA work in the city came
in for few minutes and at drove out to the
Wright Air Field, an Army field where all planes
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LEGION TO GIVE
FLAG TO SCHOOL,

Members of Hayward -Barcus Post
Auxiliary 50, American Legion, are
to attend a flag presentation at 2
wednesday at Wallace Foster
School %. Ernest J. Black, prin-
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Mrs. Pritchard Speaks

Mrs. C. A. Pritchard spoke on
"The Politician" before the Over
the Teacups Club today at the home
of Mrs. j. A. Sutherland, 1886 Suth-
erland-av.
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Pledqed Bu SOroritu

Miss Artus Dawson was pledged
TO Kappa Delta Theta Sorority at
candlelight services held at the
home of Miss Edna Norton, 2509
College-av.
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Hilary president, and Mrs. Hal Shultz
is president of the school Parent
Teacher Association. Delbert o.
Wilmeth is commander of the post.
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LddylcOOd Tea Is Set

Invitations have been issued by
Lakewood School Athletic Associa-
ton for tea at 3 Sunday after
noon, March q, in the lakewood
drawing room.
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VI Y DA Y
By Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt

DAYTON, Owe got off the train in Dayton this
ing at :45. know nothing beaker than meeting peo-
pie that hour of the morning. and terribly sorry
Mayor head of the Chamber of Commerce and
ladies the committee had get up early to be