Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1937 — Page 5
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MONDAY, MAY 17, 1937
VARIED STUDY TOPICS MARK WOMEN VOTE
Retiring and
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To Aid/in Discussions at Biennial Council Meeting
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Bogert Will Lead ia =
On Subject of ‘Techniques’; Department Sessions Will Follow Opening Lucheon.
Indiana League of Women Voters attending the league’s second biennial council meeting tomorrow and Wednesday in Elkhart will have a choice of study groups tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. S. Neil Campbell,
président, and Mrs. George G.
Bogert, Chicago, Illinois 2% = president, are to lead one
on “League Techniques,” and they are to be assisted by incomiig and retiring local league presidents, finance and membership chairmen.
Richard Bunch, director of personnel for the Indiana Department of Public Welfare and the Unem-
ployment Compensation Division, is
to conduct a discussion on “Public Welfare Organization In Indiana.” Miss Janet Weiss is leader for a “Collective Bargaining” discussion, and Sen. Walter R. Beardsley, another on “A Survey of the Patronage System.” Luncheon Opens Meeting The meeting is to open with a
luncheon with Mrs. Charles E. Cory, charge.
first vice president, in Mrs. W. E. Bowman is to extend , greetings from the Elkhart League, and Mrs. Campbell is to give her message. Other speakers on this program and their subjects are Mrs. Virginia Moorhead Mannon, “What the Legislature Has Taught Us” and Mrs. Cory, presentation of the budget. From 4 to 5 p. m. the league's ° six departments and personnel campaign chairmen are to hold sessions. Meetings are to adjourn for a dinner, presided over by Ars. Walter E. Hadley, second vice presis dent. Dr. John P. Senning, Uni: versity of Nebraska department of political science chairman, is to tak on “New Suyles in Legislatures.” Business Session _ On Wednesday morning a business session is to include the following reports: Treasurer, Mrs. William Snethen; finance chairman, budget adoption. Mrs. Cory; acceptance of quotas, organization report, Mrs. Joseph Shirk; headquarters’ report, Mrs. Mannon, executive secretary; department chairmen, program recommendations, Mrs. Richard Edwards; personnel campaign recommendations, Mrs. Tristram Coffin, and National League council meeting report, Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell,
Lawyer to Speak To G.O.P. Club
Thomas A. Daily, attorney, is to “be guest speaker for the Marion County Council of Republican Women meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel Palm Room. ~~ Mrs: Florence K. Thacker is: to tdlk on “Current Trend in Legislation Affecting Women.” A musical program is to follow. Mrs. Clara M. McGrail, hostess chairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames Raymond Chorley, Earl Palmer, William Barrowman, Maud Leiper, D. R. Curtis, Gordon Maple, Willard D. Armatage, Sam McCormick, S. M. Bird, Misses Ethel D. Keal_ing, Emma McManny and Adah Hunter. Mrs. Lee Ingling is to preside.
PEO. Sidicrhood Diinrd
B. P. W. Clubs Return Home
After Meeting
+ Members of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs are back at their desks and shops today with new ideas to stimulate activities and interest in their local organizations. Their annual three-day convention closed yesterday with a breakfast and past state presidents’ luncheon. Miss Helen Bennett, Chicago, was the speaker at the breakfast in the Columbia Club, and the dinner was held at the Indianapolis club house.
New officers are Miss Genevieve Brown, Indianapolis, president; Mrs. Ethel Hendricks, Muncie, first vice president; Mrs. Jeanette Bunnell, Plymouth, second vice president; Miss (Charlotte Voss, Michigan City, recording secretary; Miss Sally Butler, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary, and Miss Lillian Schmidt, Crown: Point, treasurer. They are to meet at- the Indianapolis club house on June 6. Nominating Committee Chosen The nominating committee chosen for 1938 includes Miss Jewell ‘Standerford, Muncie; Mrs. Lottie, Kirby, Logansport; Miss Pearl Brown, Ft. Wayne; Miss Bonita Carlson, South Bend, and Miss Elva Unger, Wabash. The equal rights amendment, was tabled for another year and a vote of instruction was given to delegates {to the national convention to be held in Atlantic City, N. J. July 17 to 24, to vote against the woman's charter. Mrs. Marie ‘Ferguson Thompson, Clinton, retiring president, was made a member of the. national nominating committee. Michigan City made a bid for the 1938 convention. The time and place of meeting is to be set later by the state council. :
Tea’ on Program Of Garden Club
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noon at Mrs. Kenneth R. Badger’s
Mesdames J. Francis Madden, Herbert Ransburg, Heber D. Williams, Walter Forman and George Schumacher. Mrs. Will Swain, Pendleton, talked on “Wild Flowers of Indiana.” Pasquale Montani, harpist selections. , Among guests were presidents of other garden clubs.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Russell
vention of the Garden Club of Indiana in Anderson Wednesday.
To Meet Before Convention
State executive board of ‘the P. E. O. Sisterhood is to meet at 11 a. m. precsding the 14th annual state conventi
Thursday at the Gary Hotel, Gary.
Registration for the convention is
44 delegates from
Mind Your Ma nners
Test your knowledge of correct social usages by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. When following an usher down a church aisle, is it all right for one to find himself a back seat and let the nsher go on? 2. Is!it thoughtful of persons in the end seats of a pew to sit there and let late- comers struggle past them as best they can? > : 3. Does the informality of a small town make it correct for a woman to attend church without a hat? 4. If a girl is going fo church with a man, should she make her own contribution to the collection? 5. Is it necessary for a woman to remove her right glove when she partakes of the bread at communion?
What would you do if— When introducing a Protestant clergyman who did not hold the title of dean or doctor; speaks of him. as— A. “Mr. Day”? B. “Brother Day”? C. “Reverend Day’? = sn ”
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1. No. 2. No." They should - move over tq make room for the late comers. . :
3. No.
4. Yes. 5. Yes,
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preside. Delegates are as follows: Chapter A at Thorntown. Miss Gaskill and Mrs. James Quinn: Chapter | B at Knox, Mrs. A. F. Stanley and Mrs, 1 0. B. Smith: Chapter C at Kokomo, Mrs. {L. C. Bentley and Mrs. N. C. Hamilton; | Chapter D at West Lafayette, Mrs. K. R. | Snyder and Mrs. G. C. Brandenburg; ChapB at Bicknell. Mrs. Paul G. Bicknell | and Mrs. R. P. Rinker; Chapter H at | Newcastle,” Mrs. A. B. Ayres and Mrs, H, | R. Edwards; Chapter I at Greencastie. ! Mrs. Laura Hixon and Mrs. F. 2 : { Chapter J at Valparaiso. Mrs. R, B. Wise | and rs. W. M. Schleman: Chapter K { Terre Haute, Mrs. C. W. Dunn and Mrs. | B. V. Armstrong: Chapter L at Lafavette. Mrs. Eva Linn MacKav and Mrs. E. G. | Stradling; Chapter M at Rushville, Miss A. Gullion and Mrs. B. . ; Chapter N at South Bend, Mrs. iW. H. Hillman and Mrs. A. | Chapter O at- Gary, Mrs. Sup i A. Dnenmap; : "at ROMO, TS. . . uston an LE Coombes. 2 un hanter at Greensburg. Mrs. Robert St. John and Mrs. H. T. Kitchin and the following Indianapolis chapters: F. Mrs. Gibson Adams and Mrs. B. C. Johnson: G. Mrs. Raloh L. McKay and Mrs. W. B. Ward: P. Mrs. Herman K. McComb and Mrs. Harry F. Rogers: Q. Mrs. William T. Chaffee and Mrs. K. 8. Means: S, Miss Laura Fiscus and Mrs. Amos Michael: U. Mrs. dobn 32 anh 2nd Mrs. Paul T, >haeffer . rs. Frank T. Smi Mrs. H. W. Nichols. Wh ann
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Trio to Present Club Program
Mesdames Chester Albright, Arch N. Bobbitt and Harry L. Foreman will present a program at the annual guest meeting of the Indianapolis Branch, State Assembly Woman’s Club at. 12:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Marott Hotel. Members will invite guests, Mrs. Bobbitt, chairman, annoiinced today. Mrs. Bobbitt’s assistants include Mesdames Joe Rand Beckett, Leo Gardner, Charlcs F. Remy, Julius Travis, Edward P. Barry, Charles Ruschaupt, and U. S. Lesh. Mrs. Harry G. Leslie is decorations chairman and Mrs. Curtis W. Roll, luncheon chairman. Officers for the coming year are to be elected.
Mrs. Ferdinand Adams, Saginaw, Mich., has been visiting her uncle, Badger Williamson, and Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Adams is on her way home after spending the winter at Gulfport, Miss, and Yucatan,
Mexicog home of her father, Orville : George Sercombe oe
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Four Brides-to-Be C hoose May and June Dates for Nuptials
1. Mrs. Basil H. Pflumm was Miss Theresa H. Kuhn before her recent marriage in Sacred Heart Church. (Photo by Bass.)
2. Miss Martha Jean Scott, daughter of Mrs. Bessie M. Scott, is tor become the bride of George Edward Gilchrist Jr., Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Gilchrist, Indianapolis, on May 30.
. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwab announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to John Chandler. The wedding is set for June 6. (Photo by Bretzman)
4. The marriage of Miss Mildred Halbig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Halbig, Haubstadt, to Edward G. Greene, Indianapolis, son of Mrs. Anna F. Greene, is to #ake place June 21.
5. Marriage vows are to be exchanged by Miss Ruth Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffith, and John E. Oberlies, son of Mrs. Nora Oberlies, June 6 in the First Reformed Church. (Photo by Vogue)
Gladstone Ave. hostess. meeting. Social hour. Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. hostess. =
Prospect St., hostess.
Scholarship committee report. Phi Delta Gamma.
Pp. m. Tues. p. m. Thurs.
field Lane, hostess. North Park Chapter 404, O. E. S.
Athletic Club. Bridge, euchre.
Kraft, 1120 Union St. hostess. St. Philip Neri Altar Society. party. Auditorium. Party.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Lambda Chapter. Alpha Omicron Alpha. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Ralph E. Bird, 5527 Winthrop, hostess. Luncheon and party. Kappa Gamma Alpha. Wed. p. m. Mrs. George V. Miller, 1427 N. Miss Helen Tindall, assistant:
Miss Dorothy Langer, 1414 Olive St,
Alpha Chapter, Delta Phi Beta. Tonight. Mrs. Barbara Wells, 1312 Mrs. Thomas Cory, assistant. Theta Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa. 8:30 p- m. today, Y.W.C. A.
Wed. Riverside Rink. Skating party. LODGES
Sahara Grotto Women's Auxiliary General House Committee. 12:30 Mrs. Katherine Long, 2516 E. 17th St., hostess. iliary. 7:45 p. m. Wed. Grotto Home. . Hamilton Food Shop. Luncheon. Golden Rule Chapter, O. E. S: Mon. Mrs. Beatrice Helms, GreenCovered dish luncheon.
tion work. Mother's Day observance.
PROGRAM
Broad Ripple Kindergarten Mothers’ Club. garten. Mrs. Bjorn Winger, book review. CARD PARTIES
St. Christopher's Altar Society. Tues. afternoon and night. Hoosier
Nathan Morris Kindergarten Mothers’ Club. Benefit card party. 2:30 p. m. Wed. Auditorium. Mrs. Thomas Lenahan,
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chairman. 8:30 p. m. today.
D.A.R. Regent To Arrange for State Meeting
Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Franklin, Indiana D. A. R. regent, will go to French Lick tomorrow to arrange for a state conference at the Frencin Lick Springs Hotel Oct. 12 to 14. Mrs. Floyd Atkinson, South District director, and Miss Mabel Claxton, junior groups’ vice chairman, will give a dinner tomorrow night for Mrs. Schlosser. Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, former vice president general, is to accompany Mrs. Schlosser. They will attend group meetings in Salem on Wednesday and in Mount Vernon on Thursday. g New members admitted to the national society during April include Miss Clara Coe, Mrs. Mary Amelia Terrill, Indianapolis; Mrs. Mabel Geddes, Miss Helen Van Horne, East Chicago; Mrs. Katharine Manson, Crawfordsville; Miss Eva Martin, Terre Haute; Miss Lida Schultheis, Vincennes; Mrs. Emma Allyn, .Mrs. Mary Bishop, Mount vernon; Mrs. Loretta Van Akin, Madison; Miss Ann Logan, Anderson; Mrs. Wil lemens, Cannel-
ton; Mrs. Alice Alter, Mrs. Claudine.
Bunting, Miss Ruth Phipps, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Cornelia Smith, La Porte; Mesdames Louine Bimel, Catharine Brewster, Margaret Freeman, Portland; Mrs. Mary Green, Muncie; Mrs. Helen Creel, Angoia; Mrs. Esther McCormack, Newcastle; Mrs. Fern Myers, Hammond; Miss Hazel Rambo, Greencastle; Mrs. Cecilia Buechner, Elkhart; Mrs. Nellie Kessler, Portland; Miss Mar= garet Conner, New Albany, and Mrs. Jennie Lynn, Newcastle.
Gateway Dedication ; At Brookside Set
Dedication of a new "Brookside
Park gateway and the W. C. T. U.
memorial gardens is to be held at the North entrance on Saturday, June 5. The ceremony previously was scheduled for May 22. Six hundred trees have been planted in the park by thew. C, T. U,
Plans Dance
“3 Mrs., G.. W. Schmutte Sr. is working on arrangements for the annual spring dance of St. Francis Hospital Guild to be held
Wednesday night in the Hoosier Athletic Club.
Council of Church Women Fix Service
The Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women is to hold its closing prayer service from 10 to 11:30 a. m. Thursday in the Second Presbyterian Church, with Mrs. J. S. Smiley, spiritual life chajrman, presiding. Mrs. Clarence Gardner, president of the United Lutheran Women of America, is to give the Communion address and the Rev. Len Latham, Troub Memorial Church pastor, is to be in charge of the Communion service, Mrs. E. A. Piepenbrok, Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women president, is to Le the hostess chairman, assisted by Mesdames Harry White, H. T. Graham, Will Adams and William C. Harrison. Mrs. Smiley has called a meeting of her committee assistants at the conclusion of the prograk..
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After Nuptials
| | | Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Brown ‘are on a wedding trip following | { their marriage yesterday in the | Fairfield . Friends Church near | Camby. Mrs. Brown formerly was | Miss Virginia Harvey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern W. Harvey, | Camby. The bride attended Western Col- | lege and Butler University and is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. ' Mr. Brown, Chicago, son of Mr, land Mrs. A. B. Brown, Valley Mills, is a graduate of the American Art Academy at. Chicago, and a member of Delta Beta Rho Fraternity. The bride was attended by Miss Jane Crowell, Indianapolis, who wore a pink lace redingote style gown over taffeta. She ‘carried a shower bouquet of - Joanna Hill roses and blue delphinium. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a candlelight net gown, a short veil falling from a wreath of white lilacs, and carried Bride's roses and lilies of the valley. : Ernest Reveal, Chicago, was best man, and Don Cooper, Chicago, and Fred Butler, Valley Mills, were ushers. The Rev. John T. Jones performed the ceremony in a setting of palms and ferns. Mrs. Leland Jessup, pianist, played bridal music. After June 1. thezcouple is to be at home in Chicago.
Pediatric Fun To Get Spring Dance Proceeds
Proceeds from the spring dance of the St. Francis Hospital Guild Wednesday in the Hoosier Athletic Club are to be added to funds for a pediatric department at the hos-
pital. Mrs. Arthur Heidenreich is gen-
eral chairman and Mrs. Everett Schmutte and Mrs. Bernard Weimer, cochairmen. Mrs. Roscoe McKinney and Mrs. RicHard Tubbs are in charge of reservations; Mesdames Edward Trimpe, Raymond Boehm, Fred Roch and Henry Gardner, decorations. The ticket committee includes Mesdames John Gedig, Leo Steffen, G. L. Young, John Dransfield, Glenn Conway, Henry Wachtel, William Lawson, William Shine, A. P. Lauck, Edward Dux Sr. William McKinney, Harry Cook, John Weber and Miss Kate Schmalz. Music is to be provided by Al, Andy and Doc’s Orchestra. A floor show is to be presented by pupils of Florence McShane. ’ The guild has presented equipment and furnishings to the hospital. Among its projects was the redecoration of the guild room. It also sponsors the maternity department of the hospital.
Mothers to Entertain
For Kappa Seniors
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority seniors at Butler University are to be entertained by the Mothers’ Club at a luncheon Friday in the chapter house. Mrs. James Herriott, arrangements chairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames Clair. McConnell, Thomas Wynne, R. J. Sanders, and Mesdames John Mitchell, John Wood and William Guthier, Green-
Folk Dancing, Paintings and Music on Little Club Program
Swedish folk dances, an exhibit
partment Club at a garden party Purdy, Beech Acres, Carmel. Woman's Department Club founders, Mesdames H. B. Burnet, Alvin T. Coate and Felix T. McWhirter, will be special guests. Special invitations also have been extended to the Carmel clubs and to members. of the Department Club and their guests. : A group of club members is to
1 present Swedish folk dances in cos-
tume. In the group will be Mesdames Jerome Holman, John Berns, Hollie Shideler, Everett Lett, Alvin Jose, William C. Kassebaum and Miss Pearl Kiefer and Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman. Miss Jane Crawford is to play accordion numbers and Mrs. Frank Burris is to sing. A clothesline exhibit of paintings is to be hung in the grape arbor. Mrs. George J. Mess is arranging the display. ; The committee arranging the project includes Mrs. Berns, chairman, and Mesdames Helen Talge Brown, Willard N. Clute, Edwin J. Young, Charles. Roberts, of Carmel, Paul T. Hurt, Myron J. Spring, Harold K. Bachelder, Jerome '‘runkey, James T. Hamill, Irving Blue, George Snyder, Anna Keller, Walter J. Slate, Horace G. Cassady and Othniel Hitch. A specially chartered bus is to start from the club house at 1:30 p. m.
P.-T, A. Notes
School 18. 2 p. m. Wed. Officers installed. Traffic boys introduced. Music by intermediate chorus under direction of Lydia Wolf. Tableaux. . School 39. 2:30 p. m. Wed. H. W. Middlesworth, Indianapolis Park Board recreation director, speaker. Music program.
School 42. 3:15 p. m. Wed. John Hardrick, speaker, “Art.” Fashion show by junior high school girls. Paintings by Mr. Hardrick on exhibit all week.
School 56. 3 p.m. Wed. Musical
program by Tommy Higgins’ Band. School 60. 2:30 p. m. Wed. Junior high school choir, music. School 70. 2:30 p. m. Wed. Joel Hadley, Shortridge High School vice
principal, illustrated talk on nature
study. School 75. 2:30 p. m. Wed. Musical program. Installation. Social hour. : \ School 76. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Child Study Club meeting. Dr. W. E. Townsend of Butler University education department, speaker. “Personality in the Home,” topic. School 80. 2:30 p. m:. Wed, Miss Gertrude Thuemler, Technical High School dean of girls, speaker.
Tri Psi Sorority Elects Officers
- New officers of Tri Psi Sorority, Mothers’ Club of the Butler University Delta Delta Delta Sorority, have been elected as follows: Mrs. W. H. Meuser, president; Mrs. H. L. Patrick, vice president; Mrs. F. C. Bell, recording secretary; Mrs. T. H. Patton, corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. D. Rinker, treasurer, and Mrs. D. R. Foster, chaplain.
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‘Museum Guild To. Vasit: Board Member’s Home
Children’s Museum Guild members are to be entertained by Mrs. Frank B. Shields, a museum board member, at her.country home, Foxcliffe, near Martinsville, tomorrow. Special guests will be Mrs. John Jameson, board chairman, and Mrs. Grace Golden, Executive secretary.
New guild officers are to attend. They include Miss Catherine Lapenta, president; Mrs. John Heidt Jr., vice president; Miss Rosemary Rocap, treasurer, and Miss Mary Louise Shiel, secretary. Mrs. John T. Rocap is the retiring president.
Club Hears Mrs. Smith Mrs. Leonard Smith talked on international relations at a recent meeting of the Indianapolis Cur-
rent Events Club at Mrs. J. C. Morrison’s home,
RS’ PROGRAM
French Film Is to Open At Keith's
Symphony Society Women ~ Confident Benefit Will Be Success.
By BEATRICE BURGAN ROOF of women’s managerial qualities will be in the attendance: at “Carnival in Flanders” opening tonight at Keith's. The Indiana State Symphony Society women’s committee decided it needed no men to assist it in putting over the famous medal-win-ning French motion picture for the benefit of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. = The members saw previews of the picture and witnessed how the Flemish women trie umphed by their wiles. They dee cided they could succeed by their salesmanship ability. Tonight’s opening will be a gala “dress up” occasion, and two more days of showings will follow. Al] are open to the public. : : Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, who led the symphony’s women’s finance wecommittee in its drive for cohe tributions, is to have a dinner party at her home before tonight’s opeining - with special entertainment, Thomas Tallmadge and Miss Abby Tallmadge, Chicago, will be among the guests with Ferdinand Schaeffer, director emeritus and orchestra founder; William Sullivan. Dr, Carleton MéCulloch. Mesdames Alexander R. Holliday, Albert M, Cole, Messrs. and Mesdames Here bert M. Woollen, Bowman Elder, William H. Stafford and William H. Ball, Muncie.
Ball Heads Society
Mr. Ball is the society president and Mrs. Woollen is sponsoring the film showing. Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, the wome en’s committee chairman, and Mr, Ayres are having Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Miller to dinner before going %o the theater. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus are to have Mr. and Mrs. John K, Ruckelshaus and Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre as their guests. A trip to East was delayed by Fabien Sevitsky, orchestra director, and Mrs. Sevitsky so they might attend the opening. They are to be guests at a small dinner party are ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latham. i Another group is to have dinner before the show. Among patrons
‘| included are Messrs. and Mesdames
William R. Higgins, Cornelius O. Alig, Herman C. Wolff and Julian C. Bobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes also invited guests to attend with them,
Auxiliary Is to Hold Bridgeport Outing
Women’s Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association is to hold an all-day outing at Bridgeport Nutrition Camp Thursday, as guests of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association. Mrs. B. H. Beard .is chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Vinzant and Mrs. Eugene Thompson. I
Leaves for Parley
Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones, high priestess of Tarum . Court, Ladies ‘Oriental Shrine, left today for Pittsburgh to attend the Grand Council session of the Shrine. Others attending include Mesdamés R. L. Craig, S. O. Sharp, J. W. Parrett, Florence Swope, O. F. Crooke, L. D, Bibler. E R. Pruitt. Thomas Steb= bins, Lon Tracy, Charlotte Halter and members of the patrol and drum and bugle: corps.
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