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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-14
WHITFIELD IN HOSPITAL

Bert Whitfield, a taxi driver. en- tered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-14
MRS. MCDOWELL AND
 BABY RETURN HOME

Mrs. Bert McDowell and her baby daughter are doing nicely and were dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital this afternoon and returned home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-14

The Forest Service vessel Pores ter is due in today from Hoonah where she took supplies for a truck trail crew last week.
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O. E. S. MEMBERS

Election of officers of Nugget Chapter No. 2, o. E S., Douglas, will be held Tuesday at 8 D. m, December 15.
 FLORA KIRKHAM, adv. Secretary.
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MISS FOX ILL

Miss Lucille Fox of the Governors office was confined to her home to- dev with Hines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-14

Try The Empne classifieds for quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-14
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau,

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity Beginning at Dec Snow tonight Tuesday; mode
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EVENTS
PROGRA-JS


Chapter
Mon Mrs. Earl Breedlove Luncheon
HILL assistants. Mrs. Joseph Lutes book review.
Eft Cetera Club 1880 Marot. r.
j. j. Mcdowell hostesses. Luncheon
Marion County w G. T. u directors. p
Y. W. G. A.
Marion County Chapter American War Mothers
Columbia Club Luncheon Chapter to party
Whitehl
1vngton Union Clubs vngton Library
Harrison Moore, lecture Indiana History"
Alpha Eta Latreian Tues Odhue Delaware
ST Covered dish luncheon Mrs John r. Surber
SORORITIES
Rho zeta Wed Mrs. Joseph 1443 Alabama-st
Alpha Chapter Tau Delta Tau Mon. II Belle
Misses Dolores Hardin Boneda Mitchell hoStesses.
Gamma Chapter Omega Nu Tau Wed Mrs John A. hostess
Mrs Will Wertz assistant Initiation Dodd
Mrs W. r. Baker Miss Florence
AmiciaeS p. Maxine Johnson 1000 N Belle
Vieupl
Challenger Margie Taylor 23rd-s
meeting
Kappa Alpha Johnson
Card party.
CHURCH GROUP
wonlans Auxiliary, st Paus Episcopal Church.
liam TAT Berkley-rd Ray
Miller assistants Luncheon. William Burrows,
PARTIES
w. B. A. 40 Mon Noon Luncheon, party Brown
$40 Udell-st.
Lavele Gosse Post, " F. W. p, Kingav Walnut
st. Bingo
Hooer Auxiliary v. w. Securities bldg,
las E. Oho-st Bingo Public invited.
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Voters League
Officers Draft
Work Program

officers of Indiana League of
Women Voters for several weeks are
to direct their attention to organ
ization work in addition to partici-
patton in the national leagues cam
psign for trained personnel in gov
eminent.
Early in February Mrs. S. N.
Campbell. state league president,
and Moorhead Mannon. state pro-
gram and legislative director, are to
attend a meeting of the Blooming
ton league, and Mrs. Walter E.
Greenough is to speak before the
South Bend organization.
Mrs. Mannon also is to speak be-
fore the Elkhart league Feb. 10 on
Are Politics Dull?" and is to at
tend a board of directors meeting
in Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Mannon
were guests of Mrs. Charles E. Cory,
Tippecanoe County league presi-
dent, in Lafayette Thursday, when
they attended that organization S
meeting.
Miss Evelyn Chambers, special
campaign worker for the Indianap-
oils league, recently returned from
Fort Wayne where she was speak
er at the institute on better gov
eminent personnel. Mrs. Ralph
Mowbray, Culver, government and
economic welfare department chair
man. addressed a Muncie league
meeting yesterday.
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Central Church
Group to Give
Spanish Party

Spanish tea and program are to
entertain members of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Central
Christian Church and their guests
at 2 Thursday at the church.
Mrs. M. E. E1stun, society presi-
dent, has charge of general ar
trangements.
The program is to be presented by
Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus, dra-
matte reader; Mrs. James H. Lowry,
vocalist, and Miss Irene Bishop,
marimba soloist.
Daughters of members are to
assist, Mrs. Roscoe Leavitt an
nounces., The group includes Misses
Mary Jane Hodge, Rosemary Stall
maker, June Roberts, F'rieda Cassul,
Janet Craig, Julia Buckner, Betty
Rose Martin, Georgia kaufman,
Jean PARCELS, Betty Hooker, Betty
Best and Betty Dawson.
Committees include: Candy, Mrs.
P. M. Kilby; tables, Mrs. o. E.
Smith: tickets, Mesdames H. A.
Koss, R. G. Williams, Nora Digger,
E. A. Carson, Earnest Berns and G.
S. Wheeler.
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Club to Give
Benefit Card
Party Feb. !

Annual card party for the benefit
of the scholarship fund of the Indi-
annapolis Business and Professional
Woman's Club is to be held in the
Columbia Club Feb. 7, Miss Gene
We've Brown, president, announced
today.
Mrs. E. Jane Carter is to be host
ess. Mrs. Gertrude Long, finance
committee chairman, has appointed
Mrs. Norma Skinner arrangements
chairman and Mrs. Ruth Hilkene
Milligan, prizes.
Ticket sales are to be handled by
Mesdames Stella Colrnan, Pearl
Cook, Myra Majors Wirenius and
Miss Alma Williams.
Members assisting the committee
are Mesdames Clara Benson, Amelia
Ripple, June Storey and Misses
Vera Hartman, Fanny Miner, Edna
Augstein, Florence Gerth. Minnie
Hall, Maude Kerr, Mary Hardesty
Jessie Pavey, Statia O'ConneI, Mat
tie Joe Hackley and Helen Dobbins
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International Relations Group
to Discuss Neutrality Picture

ISOLATION of University Women, to
be held at the home of Mrs. Walter
P Morton, 3434 Fall Creek-blvd, at
1870 Monday.
Creative writing seminar of the
organization is to meet at Rauh
library at 2 Monday, with Mrs. Rob-
ert Adams in charge. Registration
now is open for A. A. U. W. men,
bers and non members for a second
course in writing.
Mrs. H. B. Pike is to review
Hands," by Charles G.. Norris, at a
meeting of the books section of the
arts and interests group at Rauh
library at 10 Tuesday.
At 2 Tuesday the consumers re-
search group is to assemble at the
Eli Lilly & Co. Office building, Nc
Carly and Alabama SITS, for a tour
through some of the 80 buildings of
the pharmaceutical manufacturing
plant. Mrs. Paul j. Stokes, 1919
Central-av, group chairman, is to
be notified by members planning to
take this tour.
A dinner meeting is to be held by
the evening group at Tuesday at
Mrs. Webb's tearoom, 1900 N. Penn
sylvania-st. Mrs. Alice Baxter
Mitchell is to give dramatic read
ings and discuss current Broadway
plays. Reservations are TO be made
with Miss Eleanor Jones, AZ N.
Sheridan-av.
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Before an altar banked with
palms and ferns and lighted with
white tapers in two seven-branch
candelabra, marriage VOWS were ex-
changed this morning by Miss Anna
Marie Sander and owen Meredith
Calvert.
The Rev. Ernest Piepenbrock read
the service at st. Johns Evangelical
Church. A wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides father, Carl G.
Sander, followed.
The couple left on wedding trip,
the bride travelling in an oxford
gray tailored suit worn with white
satin blouse and black accessories.
She wore an orchid corsage.
Both Mr.. Calvert and his bride
are graduates of Butler University
where Mr.. Calvert was a member of
Delta Tau Delta and Kappa Kappa
Psi fraternities and Mrs. Calvert was
a member of Delta Delta Delta and
Kappa Delta Phi sororities.
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Pi Beta Phi to
Entertain Its
Grand Officer

Receptions and dinners are being
arranged in honor of Mrs. Lucher
Stark, Orange, Tex, Pi Beta Phi
Sorority grand secretary, who is to
visit the Butler University chapter
following stop at the Indiana Uni
versity chapter.
Mrs. Stark is to be the chapters
guest at the Marott.
Chapter members are to attend
the Pi Phi Mothers Club bridge
party Feb. 3 in VIM. H. Block Co.
auditorium
Miss Jeanne Rettig is the soror-
ity's candidate for Freshman Rose,
to be elected by the Butler fresh
man class to lead the grand march
with the class president, at a dance
next month.
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chairman: Mrs. Theodore E. Root,
assistant chairman: Mrs. William T.
Eisenlolar and Mrs. Kurt Schmidt;
sale of gardenias, Mrs Ella Staub,
chairman; Mrs. Stowel1 G. WATSON,
assistant chairman; Mesdames My
ron j. Austin, Gus Meyer, Charles
Renard and Sydney Weinstein: tick
cts, Mrs. c. w. Richardson, captain
chairman; Mrs. Howard Linkert and
Mrs. Robert Clarke, assistant chair
man; Mesdames William H. Han
ming, Carl E. Wood, Adrian Ham
ersly, Robert Sturm, William
Freund, G. F, Kleder, E. j. Branlan
aud E. E. Fillon; decorating, Mrs.
Gaylord Rust, chairman; Mrs. B. M.
Forbes, Mrs. c. G.. Schmidt and
Mrs. G. j. Bookwalter, assistant
chairmen; Mesdames James E. Ber-
ry, O, H. Broadway, Charles Byf1eld,
Rufus Mumford, John T. Sawyer,
Lynn Stone. Walter o. Webster,
Thomas G. Whallon Edward H. En-
ners, E. L. Burnett, Harry H. Elwert,
j. Frank Holmes, A. j. Hueber, Har-
old M. Trusler, Ferdinand Wander
Veer, Fred Wagner and Harry Yelch.
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PARTY'S PROCEEDS
TO HELP CHILDREN

Annual benefit card party of the
Carnelian Club is to be held in
Ayres' auditorium at Friday, Feb
7. Proceeds are to be used for child
welfare work with the Flower Mis-
sion. Potter Fresh Air School, Polk
Milk Fund, Bridgeport Nutrition
Camp. Children's Museum, Sunshine
Mission and other agencies.
Mrs. d. B. Sullivan is honorary
club president. Other officers are
Mesdames William H. Swintz, presi-
dent; Lena B. Ebert, first vice presi-
dent: Louis A. Fleury, second vice
president; T. William Engle, record
ing secretary; Fred Gunkle, CORE
spending secretary; John Conner,
treasurer, and Wilson B. Parker, di-
rector
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Anna Marie Sander Is Bride
of O1Cen Meredith CaIUert

The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown Of white
lace was fashioned with 1ip-length
jacket with sleeves full to the ell
bow and tight to the wrist. She
wore a lace cap trimmed in braided
tulle and satin and carried muff
of white rosebuds. Mrs. Trueman B.
Calvert, Muncie, mother of the
bridegroom, wore black crepe and
velvet with a corsage of Johanna
Hill roses.
Virgil Hebert and Clarence Gross
were ushers. Mrs. Amy Cleary Nor
rison, organist, played a program of
bridal music.
Among the guests we're the fol-
lowing from out of town: Mr.. and
Mrs. Trueman B. Calvert, Muncie;
Miss Lucille Calvert, Greencastle:
DR.. and Mrs. T. r. Dickson, Nor
wood, O.; DR.. and Mrs. r. Collins.
Upton: Robert Ewing, Shelbyville,
and Miss Margaret Shively, Peru.
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Sunnyside Guild Dance Helpers
Named by Mrs. ChanHlh White

Mrs. Chantilla E. White. chair
man of Sunnyside Guilds sixteenth
annual formal dance, has organized
committees to assist her in pre-
parations. Mrs. FLOYD J Mattice is
assistant chairman.
Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn, box chair
man, has announced that many
boxes have been reserved.
The committees are as follows:
Boxes, Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn, chair
man; Mrs. Charles Seioensticker,
Mrs. o. P. Fauchier and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Lawson. assistant chairmen,
and Mesdames John =. Pearson,
Jesse G.. Marshall, George Hilge-
meier. Boyd Templeton. Wallace o.
Lee. Wayne o. Stone. G.. w. Dun
nington, Ralph Martin, G.. w. Shat
fer, Maxwell Lang, L. G. Burnett,
George B.. Morrison, H. F. Enick, A.
F. Birchett, William j. Wemmer,
william Durkin, Thomas H. Walsh
and George Koehlstadt: hostesses.
Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman, chairman:
Mrs. j. H. Laird and Mrs. Irving
Hamilton, assistant chairmen: Mes
danes Murray A. Auerbach, Edward
Ferger, H. D. Hamilton, George Le-
maux, William Mcqueen, D. B. Sui
Ivan, Richard B. futile, Alta Mar
tin, S. H. Greenberg and John D.
Garrett.
Direct Music Activities
Music, Mrs. Herbert Tyson and
Mrs E. P. Akin, chairman; Mesdames
Mort Martin, John Burke, Fred
c. Krauss and l. E. Wood; pages
Mrs. E. " Mitchell; correspondence,
Mrs. Leroy Martin; cigarets, Mrs.
Albert W. Claffey, chairman: Mrs.
o. B. Perine and Mrs. Carrie Harnel,
assistant chairmen: Mesdames j. N.
Bromert, Leroy Ford, Donald Ora
ham, Orrin Chillson and Sidney
Rice.
Entertainment. Mrs. A. G., Earring
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POLITICAL CLUB TO
MEET ON TUESDAY

Miss Evelyn Chambers of the
Indianapolis League of Women Vot-
ers is to talk on THE Merit Prin-
ciple in Government" at the Marion
County Democratic Women's Club
meeting in the Claypool Palm room
Children from the Marion County
Colored Orphans Home are to en-
terrain.
Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers, pres
ident, has announced the new pro-
gram committee as follows: Mrs
E. Kirk Mckinney, chairman: Miss
Marie Hanson, Mrs. Anna Brown
and Mrs. Kathryn Clements.
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Drake Home
to Be Scene
of Marriage
Irma Frances Drake to
Become Bride of
J. |. Cummings.

Following exchange of marriage
vows this evening by Miss Irma
Frances Drake and Joseph Irwin
Cummings at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Monroe Drake, guests are to at
tend a reception.
The ceremony is to be read at an
improvised alter of antique gold and
natural wood hung with a Belgian
antique chasuble. Tapers are to
burn in two brass candlesticks, and
two gold urns are to be filled with
Gala lilies.
Two blue vases filled with Gala
lilies are to be at the sides o. the
altar banked with southern smilax,
cibotium and woodwardia ferns. In
the hallway, a dark blue vase is to
hold long Briarcliff roses. acacia,
jonqui1s, iris and hyaciuthS.
The bride, to be given in marriage
by her father, is to wear bridal
ivory satin gown, fashioned on
princess lines with a high neckline,
marked by ruching of satin. Self
covered buttons trim the back of
the gown beloy the waistline The
long tight sleeves have cuffs falling
in points over the hands.
Orchids in Bouquet
The tierred illusion veil falls from
coronet of the same material Her
bouquet is to be of lilies of the val
ley and orchids.
Miss Jane Drake, her sister, is to
attend in coral chiffon gown, its
skirt full and accordian pleated.
The shoulder cape falling from the
high neckline, clipped in rhine
stones, forms sleeves. Her arm bou-
quet is to be of violets, Mrs. Finch
roses. lilies of the valley and silver
wedding foliage, with centerpiece
of blue Wanda orchids.
Mrs. Drake is to wear a sapphire
blue lace gown, its high neckline
trimmed with a bow of lace and it's
skirt haring below the knees. Her
corsage is to be of orchids.
Mrs. David Joseph Cummings, the
bridegroom's mother, is to attend in
marine blue net gown, with full
skirt and jacket. Edwin Cummings,
the bridegroom's Brother, is to be
best man, and Robert Stang, Co.
lunbus, and Harrison Eiteljorg are
to be ushers.
The Schellschmidt- Koehne trio is
to play music. for the bridal process
sion and the reception.
List of Guests
Out-of town guests with DR.. and
Mrs. Cummings, Brownstown, the
bridegroom's parents, are to include
DR.. and Mrs. Leo Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Robertson and Mr..
Mrs. R. M. Robertson. all of Law
renceburg, Tenn; Mrs. Florence
Lane, Paoli; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Longacre, Elkhart; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stang, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Del
brook Lichtenberg, Hagerstown, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Cain, Evan
ston. ILL.,
The couple is to leave on we'd
ding trip to New Orleans. The
bride is to travel in grey suit, its
jacket trimmed in a kidskin COL
lar and worn with a dubornet
blouse. Her swagger coat is to
match, with accessories of grey.
After Feb. Is the couple is to be
at home at 81 E. Maple-rd.
The bride was graduated from
Tudor Hall School and attended
University of Wisconsin and Butler
University. She is member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mi.
Cummings attended Culver Mill
tary Academy, Indiana University,
George Washington University and
Cumberland Law School.
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Junior League
Ticket Team
Heads Named

Team captains are announced by
Mrs. John Collett, ticket chairman,
for the spring review of the Junior
League to be held May Is and Is at
English's.
The review, Number, Please is
in charge of Mrs. Conrad RuckelS-
haus, ways and means chairman
Jerome Cargell, New York, is to di-
rect the production.
The captains include Mesdames
Thomas Kackley, Burrell Wright
John j. Cooper, Clifford Arrick, Carl
Vonnegut, David Stone, Kurt
Panther, George ziegler and Gall
Sayles and Misses Helen Sheerin
Eunice Dissette, Eleanor Barrett
Carolyn Richardson and Helen
Shepard,
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Tudor Lower
School Pupils
Will Give Play

Presentation of The Pied Piper Of
Hamelin,' three-act operetta by
Joseph w. Clokey and Anna j.
Beiswenger. is to be held by the
lower school of Tudor Hall School
at tbs Friday in the auditorium.
Leading parts are to be taken by
Sally Ballard, Marilyn Mulvihill,
Dorothy Courtney, May Buford
Jones and Anna Amelia Marmon.
Gloria Strashun is business mana
ger. Chorus work is under the di-
rection of Miss Dorothy Merrill;
dances in charge of Miss Ernestine
Bunnell, and dramatics, Miss Ka-
trine Bucher, coach.
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PIT. A. Board
of School sc
on Committee


Executive board of the Parent
Teacher Association of School Sc is
to form the reception committee
for the associations annual card
party and style show at 2 Friday in
VIM. H. Block Co. auditorium.
The board is composed of Mes
DANES Stuart Bishop, William
Evans, Ada B. Clark, T. NJ Rybolt,
Donald Morrison, John A. White,
Matthew Winters, H L. Plummer,
Thomas j. Faulkner, Carl Wilde,
F. P. Huston and Clarence Alig.
Mrs. Harold Schulmeyer is chair
man of the ways and means COM
mittee. Her assistants are Mesdames
Wilbur Shook, John T. Clark, Cecil
Crabb, Ralph Lochry, F. G. May
nard, E. Kirk Mckinney and John
c. Barnhill.
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Y. W. c.. A. SERIES
TO REVIEW ROCKS

Mrs. Lota Snyder Emery is to give
the first of a series of book reviews
at the Y. w. G. A. at Monday. Her
subject is to be the Chinese book
MY Country and My People" by
Lin Yu Tang.
Talks also are to be given on
How to Prepare a Club Book Re-
view" Both groups of talks have
been arranged to interest club and
church leaders.
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MOTHERS TO HEAR
MAI. A. &. OLIVER

Maj. A. c. Oliver is to be guest
speaker at a meeting of Indian
apolis De Molay Mothers Club at 6
Monday at the chapter house, 1917
Broadway. Members and their
families are to attend. A covered
dish supper is to be served.
Mrs. A. Dunwoody, 1T N. Sher-
man-dr. is to be hostess to the club
at Friday, with Mrs F. S. Wood
presicing at the business meeting.
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A Days Menu

BREAKFAST
Baked bananas, cereal,
cream, crisp broiled bacon,
cornmeal mullins, MARINA
lade, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON
Salt Goldfish chowder with
purified crackers, stewed
dried apricots, hickory nut
squares, milk, tea.
DINNER
Roast cushion of veal,
mashed potatoes. creamed
leeks, salad of dollhouse to-
matoes and Chinese cab
bage. prune and almond
Bavarian cream, milk. cof-
fee.
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TWO BOOKS TO BE
REVIEWED TUESDAY

Two book reviews are to be on the
program of the Inter ALA Club
when it meets Tuesday in The Me-
ridian Grill Manor.
Mrs. James W. Taylor Is to re-
view Time Out of Mind" by Rachel
Field and Mrs H. L. Simons; Ships
and How They Sail the Seven Seas"
by Hendrix Van Loon.
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MOTHERS ARRANGE
FOR CARD PLAYING

Newman Mothers Club, Butler
University, is to entertain with a
card party at 2 Monday in VIM.
H. Block auditorium.
Mrs. w. H. Rohr, chairman, is
to be assisted by Mesdames L. A.
Buennagle, B. A. Burkhardt, Glenn
Cruzan, Daniel Doyle. w. o. Kim
berlin, j. H. Lang, F. J. Mennell,
j. H. Morris, M. ]. Nolte, G. H.
ODonnell, j, G. Quinn, H. M.
Quill, r. G. Reed and D. E. Sinner.
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trailing over terrace and clematis
and jasmine clambering over the
house roof added typical Indiana
note among the plants imported to
the tropics by natives of many
countries.
Talks to Department Club
Mrs. Dickens described the South
American gardens of melting pot
heritages at meeting of the Wom-
ans Department Club garden sec
ton yesterday.
Her garden of hundreds of rose
trees and rambler hedges, goldfish
pool blooming with lotus and the
rockery. including an outdoor oven.
resemblec any of the many gardens
in our state. The bamboo glorietta,
however, was typical of the tropical
gardens, for none are complete
without one of these rustic summer
houses with matched roof.
Mrs. Dickens pointed out that the
seasons in the neighboring CONT
nent are opposite from ours. Roses
have their blooming spree there in
October instead of June.
South American gardens are en-
closed by hedge, wire or iron fences.
Families without dogs depend on
tero-tero. cranelike birds, who
scream a shrill "tero-tero" If a
stranger attempts to trespass.
Spanish homes, Mrs. Dickens not
ed have patios, many equipped with
glass roofs which can be rolled over
them for protection during the
rainy seasons.
Gardens Have Characteristics.
German gardens are characterized
by statuary and garden gnomes,
French and Italian gardens by their
formal arrangements. The South
American gardens derived their
first heritage from Indian culture,
then from the Spanish, which
brought the traditions of the Moors
and Persians.
Mrs. Dickens showed motion pic
lures of her gardens at Buenos
Aires and Santiago.
Tropical gardens in Rio Janiero,
travellers claim, rival the famous
ones of Calcutta. They are known
for the variety of fruits and flowers.
transplanted there by the world
wide immigrants.
Mrs. Dickins' garden at Santiago
was freshened by the water brought
from mountain streams through
irrigation bitches. On certain days
of the week, home owners are per-
mitted to open shutters in their ir-
rigation bitches, which let in a
flood of water from the channel in
the street.
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SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
GROUP IS TO MEET

Members of the Patroness Club
of Sigma Alpha Iota, national pro-
fessional musical sorority. are to at
tend a luncheon at IL Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Louise S
Koehne and Miss Pauline Schell-
schmidt. Mrs. Fred Mccain is to be
luncheon chairman.
Arrangements for the 125 grand
piano ensemble festival, May 8, are
to be discussed. Mrs. Frederic H
Sterling, club president, is executive
chairman for the festival.
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DINNER TONIGHT IS
TO PRECEDE DANCE

Mrs. Stuart Dean is to enter
tain guests at dinner in the Marott
tonight preceding the Lambs Club
dance. Among those to be pres
ent are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weiss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Palmer, Miss Julian
Brink, Miss Betty Jeanne Davis,
Elmer Stout and Arthur Loftin.
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Meetinq Postponed

Winter council meeting of the
Indiana Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs, sched-
uled for tomorrow at the Claypool
has been postponed on account OF
the weather.
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SisterhOOd to Meet

Miss Kathryn Journey is to talk
on Bersea College at the meeting of
Chapter P, P E. O. Sisterhood at 730
Monday at Mrs. Herman K. Nc
Combs home, 1854 Park-av. Miss
Mary Lewis is to assist.
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PIT. a. ShoaC POSTPONED

New Bethel Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION has postponed its amateur
show program until Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, Jan. 80. 81 and
Feb. /. The entertainment was
schencled for tonight and tomorrow.
Rehearsal Of entrants is to be held
Tuesday night. as