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Evening star., 1936-11-16
Women's Robes
and NegIigees

P a n n e SATIN.
corduroy a n d
quilted robes in
rich col rs.
SIN all. medium
and large.
Second Floor
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E. VENTS
PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS
Fatrol OF White Shrine
members Lucille Sweet to Capt Retta Hasey
FaSt PRESIDENTS Club Harold c. Megrew Auxiliary S
3 SUM- 1915 Polk-st. Dinner
cherokee Chapter International Mon Mrs
A. j. Mower, 29O6 Parkav Mrs. Andrews assistant
Luncheon ~
women Auxiliary Welfare committee
MIS- ELSIE Gray 5621 Beechwood-av. luncheon
SORORITIES
Lambda Alpha
party for members rushees.
Gems Amlcitiae. Mon Miss Pauline NJ
Alpha Theta Chi Mon Mrs Woody Sherman Or
Covered dish supper. 49,
I'm Chaper Delta Chi Sigma. BIS Monumental
Tau Delta Sigma. Mon. 80 Monumental.
sigma Delta Aeta Mon Mrs Mame Loepe Sngleton-st
Pm Kappa Alpha Mon Mrs Mary Andrews, 18tt-s
Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma
Bingo party Miss Long, chairman. ~
Alpha Chapter, Theta
Eugenia Fiz Mrs. Beulah Weir initiates
CARD PARTIES
Womens Benefit Association Wed Sears Roebuk
Co. social room Mrs. Josephine Mrs Nete Lott
chairman -
show Mrs Ruby M Roesener, chairman
Progressive Club Coege-av Euchre and bnco
Townsend Club g. Tonight. 729 N Holmes. Bingo
Mlneola Council 3D. D. of P Tonight
III Captol-av Cards. bunco Mrs Irene Compton, Bertha
Schuer assistants
zouave Drill Team W. B. A Fri Castle Hall. oho-st
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Bride-Elect
Is HOnOred

Mrs. N. A. Thompson came from
Muncie today to give a luncheon
and bridge party in honor of her
niece, Miss Ellen De Schipper,
Carthage, who is to be married to
w. Robert Porter, Schenectady
N. Y, on March IS.
Place cards, tallies and table deco
rations featured the sailboat motif.
Linen gifts we're arranged in a sail
boat on table in the card-room.
AS guests were being seated for
bridge, Mrs. William Butterfield
sang, accompanied by the sister of
the bride-to-be, Miss CMari De
Schipper.
Guests included Mesdames May
Porter, M. A. Butterfield and John
De Schipper, Misses Betty Gean De
Schipper, C'Mari De Schipper, Betty
Moore, Mary Brown, Margaret
Faley, 10 Dorsett, Isabel Kassubun,
Mary Lou Spenser, Joan Horton,
June burlington, Frances Robinson,
Phyllis Palmer, Helen Higginbothan,
Martha Smith, Sarah Jewett, Jean
Bedwell, Sarah Snyder, Kate Benns,
Ramona Winfield and Barbara
Thompson.
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Baptists to
Elect Heads

Officers are to be elected at the
morning session of the annual
spring conference of the Indianap-
oils Association of Baptist Women
at the Woodruff Place Baptist
Church, E. Michigan and Walcott-
SITS Tuesday.
The meeting, scheduled from GAS
to 3. is to be presided over by Mrs.
F. B. Stickney. Installation serv-
ices for the newly-elected officers
are to be directed by Mrs. L. G.
Trent.
Department secretaries are to pre-
sent the activities of their groups in
pageant form. Mrs. Russell Smith,
Lebanon, is to have charge of the
morning devotions, and Mrs. o. B.
/Sarber is to talk on THE Forward
Movement" outlining a new prof.
4 ect recently launched and being
conducted throughout the Northern
Baptist Convention.
Missionary to Speak
Reservations for the noon lunch
con are to be made by 10 Sunday
night. Following tie luncheon, Mrs.
H. c.. Rowe is to direct the after
noon devotions, which are to be fol-
lowed by acceptance of the annual
thanks offerings from various local
churches.
Miss Amy Alden Acock, of Terre
Haute, who is on furlough after 80
years spent as a missionary in
Japan, is to talk in the afternoon.
Miss Acock has been successfully
stationed in Sendai, Morioka, Os-
aka and Hemiji.
Special music is to be provided by
Mrs, James SowderS and the asso-
citation quartet, which includes Mes
danes F. l.. Warner, R. w. Shep-
herd, r. R. Mitchell and j. G. An
thony. The accompanist is to be
Mrs. William M. Leonard, with Miss
Jeanette Vaughn at the organ.
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The speaker is to be Gordon Keith
Chalmers, president of Rockford
College, Rockford, ILL.,, one of the
youngest college heads in the ma
tion.
His subject, "Individualism and
Whimsy,' is to deal with the adj
vantages of college education.
Following the dinner officers are
to be elected, with Mrs. N. Taylor
Todd presiding.
The nominating committee has
announced the candidacy of Mrs.
Calvin R. Hamilton for president;
Mrs. Harold F. Dunlap for secre-
tary, and Mrs. Leonard A. Smith
and Mrs. T. Victor Keene as direc-
tors. to serve one year. Terms of
the president and secretary are two
years. Committee members are Mrs.
John H. Waldo, chairman, and Mes
DANES William E. Rogers, S. w.
Benham and Paul j. Stokes and
Miss Belle Ramey.
Fellowships to Be Announced
F'ellowships granted women for
graduate study are to be announced
by Mrs. George A. Schumacher,
fellowship fund committee chair
man. Awards are TO be dramatized
by Mesdames Leland r. Smith,
Charles S. Pennewell, E. Gordon
Hinshaw, w. Donald Wright, Paul
H. Beard and William o. john
son.
The creative writing seminar is
to meet at the Rauh Memorial Lii
brary at 2 Monday, under leader
ship of Mrs. Robert B. Adams.
The parental education study and
discussion group is to meet at the
home of Mrs. L. M. DeVoe, 5779 N.
Delaware-st at 2 Friday. A case
study is to be presented, followed
by a panel discussion on Habits. !"
The new discussion topic is "Imag-
ination Truth Falsehood." Mrs.
William E. Rogers is group leader,
and Mrs. J. F. Skillman assistant.
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FEDERATION TO
GIVE PROGRAM

ruSC sectional program of the
Federation of Mothers Choruses of
the Indianapolis Public Schools is
TO be at 8 next Thursday night in
School IS auditorium.
The numbers are to be:
Prelude--"Hungarian Dance" HeIa oo,.
1o 6ai Johnson violinist: Miss Marparite
J.0mIInson. accompanist "'i'o
.. Thhe va v.agabond' .......... Noble Cain
School 49, Mrs Eleanor Goisy d di RSgeFs
MS ..ET peloert Hickman pianist
,SWeethearts" ....... Herbert Pieo,o-
ms school a. Miss Lillian starost dir ety9T
MIS- MIS-, jeanette Daley. pianist. -'''oi'
Inc Bundle Bee" -.
.uaiagne,r;:.,. KOrsakoss Rachmaninon
us,..,n,.M I5s Helen Terrell. pianist Leou0na
Down in Flowery Vale 40
Speedway school. Edwa G6usI ame2v Fes sta
r!gRc 6ot;,, Mrs; Foy King. pianist.
NIg Rtfanrd IN H sPegas AND Adam Gfibeb
School a. mrs, Lance Mantle. director eaST:
"sone N without III BFig W0Tde1. pianist
Butterfly. Butterfly Waltz" -.
Nursery Rhyme sui AgE b Zr s s eains.
!, Schol 81. Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin.
Little Buttercup" Gilbert and Sullivan
School 81. Mrs. Max Feiske. director:
God Be- With You Till Me Meet
60, Jeremiah RANKIN. william Toner.
Rev. S. B. Gould. Joseph Barnabv
School IS. Miss Claudice Ballard. direc-
tor; Mrs. Martha Stephens. pianist.
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Misses Virginia Fennstermaker.
Dorothy Harkie and Miss Jewett
and skit Founding of XII Chap
ter"
Special candle lighting services
were held. Tables were decorated in
sapphire blue and white and fayors
were crested bracelets.
Guests included Mesdames Will
lard Bennett, John Graves, Ermal
Brown Heddon, Roger Williams. Ew-
Ing Cox, M. H. King, John Redell
Mrs. Morse, Misses Clara A. Moore
Adrlenne Schmedel, Kathleen
thompson and Madge Cathcart. all
OF Indianapolis; Miss Value Tim
mons, Greencastle; Mrs. Olmstead
Mrs. Weatherwax, Mesdanes Clarke
Atkins. Mrs. Lloyd Setser. Frank
ivans, Mildred Warrick, joseph TTr-
pan, Misses Martha Castor Alice
Delk, Katherine Irmel, Josephine
in1ait, Elaine James, Miss Jewett
Miss Harkie, Miss Fennstermaker
MISS Crosby and Miss Slant ali If
Bloomington. - -
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Ogden was more judicial.
Wouldn't hurt for her to be a
little bigger. Say Asa" he con-
tinued, a little furtively, at nv
house, at times like this, the men
folks generally get a little swal-
low of-tonic, or something!"
CURE! SureI Good ideal" re-
~ piled Asa, getting a Jug down
from a shelf. He poured two
drinks.
Make it a good one for me-"
remarked Ogden, sourly.. st got a
mean job ahead of mel"
Both reached for their glasses
and were about to lift them when
another faint, squalling cry was
heard from the curtained alcoye.
Down went the glasses, just as
DR.. Luke again emerged from the
curtains with a second bundle in
is hands.
Twins. Asa! Twin girls!" he
beamed. mo wonder they're so
tiny! Heat a brick and put it be-
tween 'em there in the basket"
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PURDUE WOMEN
TO DINE MAY ]

Purdue women of indianapolis are
to have founders day dinner here
May l. Announcement was made
today by Miss Florence Sanders,
newly elected president.
Other officers elected at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Echolds, 5635 Beech
wood-av, are Miss Louise Ball,
vice president; Miss Katherine
Hanna, secretary-treasurer; Miss
Myrta Thompson, corresponding
secretary; Miss Roxie Zerfas, ways
and means chairman; Miss Alice
Carlson, membership chairman,
and Mrs. Echolds, program chair
man.
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And the doctor popped back into
the bedroom.
Just pilin' up the evidence,
that's all he's doin'," meditated
the constable, reaching for the
drink. The fiery liquor was half
down his throat when the sharp
voice of Nurse Kennedy cut
through the room.
Another blanket!" she de-
manded. Ogden choked. Wyatt
stammered, But I amt got on
more blankets"
Then get something else, and
quick" snapped the nurses voice.
I'VE can't send 'em back, you
know!"
A GAIN the curtains parted,
IA and DR.. Luke came catapult-
ing through the swinging curtains.
"Gosh!" he muttered, "triplets!"
Looking neither to right nor left,
he deftly deposited the third baby
in the basket.
Heat more bricks" he told
Wyatt crisply. Got any more
cottOn?"
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Calendar of Club Events

Dana Jones, 1884 Forest-ln, host
ess. Covered dish luncheon.
THE New Harmony Movement"
Miss Estelle Preston.
Independent Social Club. Mrs.
Florence McFeeters, 1928 Jackson
st, hostess.
Stansfield Social Workers, Meri-
dian Street NJ. E. Church. Mrs.
Paul H. Buchanan, hostess. Mes
DANES Leonard Campbell, E. j.
Bayer, j. P. Cook, Wilbur Peat. j.
Em1oett Hall and Sherman H.
Tompkins, assistants. Devotions.
Mrs. Frank Truitt.
Amicitia Club. Mesdames Rufus
O'Harrow and T. N. Denham,
hostesses. Election.
Alpha Kappa Latreian. Miss
Mary Alice Pierson, 1902 Park-av
hostess. Mesdames Adrian B. Nail
and Vincent T. Adams, assistants.
Dessert bridge.
Artemus Club. Mrs. William j.
Hamilton, 1909 N. Pennsylvania-st,
hostess. Business meeting and
luncheon.
Chapter U, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
Mrs. T. r. Cockman, 1926 Euclid
st, hostess. Mesdames A. w. Macy
and j. M. Smith, assistants. Elec-
ton and installation.
Alpha Eta Latreian. Evening
bridge party. Hostesses, Mesdames
R. j. McElwee, j. Dwight Peterson,
N. F. Schaefer, Edward L. Mitchell,
Robert M. Loorais and Paul w.
Huddelston.
Marion County Chapter, Amer
lean War Mothers. Columbia Club.
1870.
Australia Chapter, Interna-
tional Travel and Study Club.
Mrs. Wilbur Washburn, 931 Les
ley-av, hostess. Mesdames, Ray
Noblitt, Clyde Pierce, assistants.
Holland" Mrs. C. H. Castor.
Rembrandt" Mrs. r o ert
Dreen. world News" Mrs.
Raymond Stewart.
Woman's Organization, National
Association of Retail Druggists.
Chapter room, indianapolis College
of Pharmacy. Mrs. A. Hoffman,
hostess chairman. Mesdanes w.
A. Oren. w. F. Holmes, II. T. Wad-
dell and o. A. De Loste, assistants.
To Kalon Club. Mrs. H. w.
Laut, 5270 Pleasant Run-pkwy,
hostess. Russian Folk Songs"
Mrs. Irene Jarrard.
Alpha Latreian. Miss Mary Mar
garet Miller and Mrs. Allan Miller.
hoStesseS. Exhibit of Indiana
Artistry
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MUSICALE WILL
HEAR QUARTET

Miss jeanette Orloff, program
committee member of Indianapo-
lis Matinee Musicale, has arranged
the program to be presented before
the active section at 3 Friday in
the American Central Life Insur-
ance Building auditorium.
A wind instrument quartet fol
flute, clarinet, cornet and French
horn are to be featured.
The program is to be as follows:
Alteration" THE Holy City 49,. Gaul
A !aIHi.In.e from Sonata on. IS Beethoyen
Mrs. S. K. Ruick, organist. '-'
Meme Liebe LIST Grun" -. Brahms
die Mainacht" ............... Brahms
Ocean! Du Ungeheueri'' iobero aapT Weber
Mrs. William A. Devin. soprano:
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, pianist.
lie Vent Dams La PLANE. Debussy
La Terrasse Des Audiences Du Clair
Lies Collines D'Anacapri". .Debussy
Frances Wishard, pianist.
Andantino: Andante cantabile; Allegro
non tropp Artot-Francis Fitzgerald flute:
Gerald Bettcher cornet Roger Riley,
clarinet and Harry Michels. French horn.
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CHAPTER ELEVEN Continued,

Cf1AF1Eh ELEVEN (Contlnued)
VXTARM a blanket, quick
w snapped Nurse Kennedy,
poking her head suddenly through
the curtains. Wyatt moved to
obey, and as the constable Waited
in uncertainty, DR.. Luke stepped
briskly through the curtains with
an infant bundled in his hands.
Another daughter, Asa" he
said to Wyatt, who was arranging
the warmed blanket in a market
basket beside the stove, land Just
about the tiniest I believe I've
ever SEEN"
"How's - ilow's Mama?" asked
Wyatt TREMENDOUSLY.
'Mama's fine" treasured DR..
Luke, giving Asa a pat on the
back as he dived back into the
curtained room.
Wyatt and the constable how
cred over the market basket, in
specting the mite of barely
breathing humanity that lay on
the blanket in its depths.
Wyatt beamed. Beautiful.
amt she?"
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CLUBS OFFICERS
TO TAKE POSTS

New Aftermath Club officers are
to be installed at the last melting of
the club year, May 81, at the home
of Mrs. Fred w. Shideler, Brenden-
wood.
Officers include Mrs. Bertha
Wright Mitchell, president; Mrs. w.
A. Myers, first vice president; Mrs.
Shideler, second vice president; Mrs.
John A. Simmons, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. Henry w. Eaut, cor
responding secretary.
Executive board members are Mrs.
Q. T. Behymer, Mrs. George M. Cor
nellus' and Miss Elizabeth Cooper.
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$50 INVITED TO
DINNER. DANCE

Invitations have been issued to
$50 guests for the annual dinner
and dance of Alpha and Beta Chap
ter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority, to-
night at the indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Sorority colors of orchid and white
are to appoint the table. The CEN
terpiece is to be formed of corsages
of roses and sweet peas. The COM
mittee includes Mesdames Rush
Williams, Orville Barnett and Hbr-
ace N. Jones, Alpha; Misses Vesta
Irvine, Edna Poynter and Thelma
WEIGH, Beta.
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MONDAY

Nl1N0E1
Federation of Mothers Choruses,
Public Schools. 1870. Banner
Whitehill. Mrs. Irwin Yeagy. presi-
dent.
Woman's Rotary Club. 1890 Co.
lumbia Club. Luncheon
Cervus Club. / Monday. Clay
pool. Monthly business meeting
and card party. Mrs. S. r.. Lo-
wick, card party chairman. Mes
danes Irene Lawson, Everett
Irish and C. Bruce Mcconnell,
assistants.
II Jamalie Club. Mrs. c. E. Cox
2001 N. Pennsylvania-st. Dessert
bridge. Honorary members, as
SiStants.
Present Day Club. Mesdames c
A. Cook and U. S. Lesh, hostesses
Current Events" Mrs. Paul T
Rockford. 1.-The Modern Drama,
Mrs. F. L. Pettijohn.
Vincent Reading Circle. Mrs. G
T. Austin. 1888 N. Pennsylvania st
hostess.
Irvington Coterie. Mesdames
Arthur r. Robinson, Fred w.
Hooker and Bloomfield III. Moore.
hostesses. Susan b. anthony"
Mrs. Forrest r.. Davis. Carrie
Chapman Catt," Mrs. II. M. Fer
guson.
Indiana Keramic Club. Mrs. E
H. Meyer, 215 E. 34th-st, hostess
Election. English Ceramics" Mrs
Guy L. Stayman.
Monday Club. SEVERN. Election
Current Event" Mrs. Isaac Born.
Review Club. Mrs. G. Vance
Smith, Isl E. ATHEIST, hostess. Mrs.
Howard Meeker, assistant. I'm.
known Brahms" Mrs. Carl Lieber.
Edna st. Vincent INLAY" Mrs,
Robert Elliott.
Monday Conversation Club. Mrs.
H. D. Goode, 935 E. 23d-st, hostess
Chapter P, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
Mrs. Emmett c. Michaels, 1854 Ken.
wood-av. hostess. Election and in
stallation.
Evangeline Chapter, international
travel and Study Club. Colonial
Tea Room, 1888 N. Pennsylvania st.
Dinner and election.
TUESDAY
Inter Arts Club Misses Virginia
Rrookbank, Betty Carolyn King,
hoStesSes.
Meridian Heights Inter-se Club.
Mrs. E. E. Stacy. 4510 Carrollton-
av. hostess. Mesdames C. H. Beach
r. v. Myers. @. christina. assist
ants. Election. Luncheon.
Alpha Beta Latreian. Mrs.
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Today's Recipe

DREAMED HAM
Two cups finely chopped
cold cooked ham.
IL cup minced celery.
Tablespoons butter.
2 tablespoons -four.
? cups milk.
slices bread.
Melt butter in saucepan and
stir in flour. When bubbling
slowly add milk. stirring con-
stantly. Add ham and celery
and let cook until thick and
smooth, stirring to prevent
sticking. Season with pepper
but no salt. Toast bread to a
golden brown on both sides and
arrange on a hot platter. Pour
over the creamed ham, garniSh
each piece with a Sprig of
parsley and serve.
If yr are using ham cro-
quett< for a company lunch
con serve with frozen horse
ra ,4sh cream, which is nothing
more nor less than two table
spoons prepared horseradish
and l tablespoon prepared
mustard folded into l cup
whipped cream and the mix
ture frozen in the freezing unit
Of yoar automatic refrigerator
or packed in six parts ice to
one part salt and allowed to
stand FOR three or more hours.
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CITY GIRL HEADS
DE PAW THETAS

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March T.
Miss Lucy Ann Balch, Indianapolis,
is the new president of the De
Paw University chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority.
Other officers are: Miss Marjorie
Swenson, Evanston, vice president;
Miss Miriam Waldo, Indianapolis,
treasurer; Miss Mary Florence
Davis, Terre Haute, secretary; Miss
Edith Langtry, Evanston, CORES
ponding secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Offutt, Greenfield, rush captain;
Miss Patricia Birch, Danville, ILL.,,
social chairman and Miss Isabelle
Whitcomb, Shel5yville, editor.
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PARTY PLANNED
FOR SUNNYSIDE

Sunnyside patients are to be en-
tertained Tuesday at a party ar
ranged by the February and March
committees. The party last month
was cancelled because of inclement
weather.
Mesdames Myron j. Austin, A. S.
Birchett, j. w. Burke and o. A..
Chilson are in charge. Music is to
be provided by Mesdames John
Wheeler, H. j. McDargh, Phillip
Kappes and Doris Slavens.
Mrs. E. A. Richardson is to bring
seven children from F'lanner House,
who are to sing and dance. Refresh
ments are to be served by Mesdames
l.. G. Burnett, Max G. Lang, George
Kohlstaedt and William Eisenlohr.
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Nurse got it Az" quavered
Wyatt.
ANY sleeps WOO, clean?"
eyes, 1 think--on the pcrch!"
Get it. Warm it on the bricks
and wrap it around 'em. Be aw-
full careful" The doctor was be-
ginning to look worried, with an
! expression the like of which nei-
Their of the two waiting men had
ever seen. Immediately he ducked
back into the bedroom. Asa
could be heard stumping about Oh
the wooden porch in the darkness.
The constable bethought him.
self of the jug. and poured an
other liberal drink. Hearing
Nurse Kennedy's voice again, he
poured down the fiery drink has
till. as one caught in some dis
creditable act. casa outsider"
the nurse was saying, as she
peered through the curtains.
Then shuck off that coat, Jim,
and quick! Warm it on the
stove!" Like jack-in-the-box,
her head disappeared again be-
hind the curtains.
4 =
DUT in a moment or two the
~ doctor was out again. 1.-THE
coat. Jim, quick" he said, grabbing
it from where Jim was holding it
dumbly against the stove. "And
get out of the way!" feverishly
implored the doctor. bedding a
fourth tiny infant in the basket
with the others. Hastily wiping
sweat from his forehead, the doc
tor dashed back into the bedroom.
Wyatt returned then with an
armful of wool, which he began
warming at the stove. Jim was
reaching to pour another drink
when ksa's eyes strayed to the
basket, where four tiny creatures
lay on the warm blankets and
Jim's coat, mewing and crying
family.
"Look-" he stammered inco-
herently. -Four. Where'd he get
Look. Four!"
yeah! I know!" sympathized
the constable, fitting the jug for
another drink. IT stopped count
in 'em-afraid maybe I'd go
completely batty.''
But it amt possible!" feebly
protested Wyatt. You can't
have four-all at one time!"
"Mebbe you can't" said Con-
stable Jim, with just a note Of
hysteria in his voice. "But I been
here all the time, and there amt
been any brought in from out
side. Lordy. I always used to be-
lieve all I see, but after this"
IRON the bedroom came gasp,
l. an awed GOSH" that evil
IDENTIFY was the doctors, and the
face of Nurse Kennedy, poking her
head again through the curtains.
The constable had an inspira-
ton. Sweater! Comm right up!"
he volunteered, peeling it off as he
heard himself speaking the words.
The nurses head disappeared.
From the alcove came again a
faint whimpering, almost like that
of small, lost kitten.
Wyatt began to blubber like
boy, and Constable Jim had to
steady him as he tottered on un-
steady feet.
Wild-eyed and tousled, Dr. Luke
emerged from the bedroom with
fifth bundle in his hands. Like a
man in a trance he crossed the
room, knelt, and laid the tiny
bundle in the basket.
Gosh! My goodness" he NUT
tered in awed tones. IT never in
my life +. My gosh!" he re-
peated unsteadily, "quintuplets!"
(To Be Continued)
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MUSICAL GROUP
TO HAVE DINNER

Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, 637 Middle
DIR, Woodruff Place, is to be hostess
for a dinner meeting of the Alum
nae Club, Mu Phi Epsilon, nation
al musical honor sorority. She is
to be assisted by Mrs. F. H. Dedert
and Mrs. Lorenza B. Jones.
A musical program, arranged by
Mrs. Neal Ireland, is to be given by
Miss Louise Swan, Miss Edith Jane
Fish, Mrs. Basil Fausett and Mrs.
L. A. Helgesson.
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Junior Auxiliary Meets

Bruce P. Robinson Junior Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary met today
with Misses Betty Jane and Miriam
Ellen Scott. A program included &C
Gordon numbers by Miss Olivene
Buenaman; The Organization of
Our Government, by Miss Mary
Maxwell; The History of the
United States" by Miss Ida Jane
Nesbit, and The History of Indi-
ana" by Miss Laura Elizabeth
Nesbit.
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MRS. JAMESON
READS AT CLUB

Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson pre-
pared an original story, when the
Bugles Call" for the Woman's Club
meeting yesterday at the Propy-
laeum.
Miss Margaret Ships paper was
entitled, Contemporary Self-Por-
traits
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MOTHERS CLUB
TO HEAR TALK

Mrs. Guy H. Shadinger is to talk
on Hobbies of a Housewife" at the
Butler University Kappa Alpha
Theta Mothers Club luncheon at
IL Tuesday in the chapter house.
Mrs. w. G. Hennis, chairman, is
to be assisted by Mesdames A. E.
Coddington, B. S. Goodwin. w. N
Adams, A E. Davis. II. o. Garm n,
J. r. Engelke and A. L. Marshall
Mrs. II. o. Garman Is to lead de-
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was nome by IL luncheon
then at went to Fort Meyer
the last exhibition ride of the Wilbur
tary OF State took the salute
diplomatic day and diplomats present.
These rides really remarkable
most perfectly timed and have
ever SEEN The who
Square Spanish but
today
always hold
great heavy carriages
each oher ny about foot Why they don't
swing a full galop,
had to leave which ALWAYS
exciting but had tonight we have
the having York State dine with rs
So ends fairly peaceful day.
Editorial Note From Funk
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