Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1929 — Page 24

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HINDU NAME OF GODDESS GIVEN BABYJ>R!NCESS Nancy Miller’s Child Is Center of Elaborate Ceremony. BY RICHARD D. M’MILLAN United Press Staff Correspondent. SAINT GERMAINE-EN-LAYE, March I.—The infant AmericanHindu princess, Sharada Raje,. regained quite unconcerned today over the elaborate ceremonies which had given her a name, the first title of which means “goddess.” The child, although dark-haired and dark-eyed, is almost as fair of skin as her mother, the former Nancy Ann Miler of Seattle. The father, Sir Tukoji Rao, ex-Manara-jah of Indore, and the mother were somewhat tired from the strain of the naming ceremony, which took place in a minature theater built behind the somber walls of the Maharajah’s beautiful old chateau here. Golden Pen Writes Name The child was taken from the French crib in which she has spent much of her time and placed before a marble slab on which a sacred fire flickered. She lay there, quiet, for hours on her mother’s lap. The mother, who took the name of Devi Sharmvshlabi Holkar, when she was married, gave the child to her husband while the Hinlu high priest, Karandikar, intoned the chants of ancient rites and nualled upon the spirits of the princess’ ancestors. The priest then took a golden pen and wrote in rice the name Sharaday, meaning Goddes of Learning. Then the father, in accordance with Hindu custom, whispered the baby’s name, first in the mother’s, then in the child’s ears. American Girl Nervous Prior to the final ceremony, the parents bathed in perfumed baths to which had been added sacred waters from the Ganges river and then knelt beside the priest in prayer before burning sandalwood and camphor. Before departing, guests at the

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