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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931. ID AND CLUBS: OF TO THE WOMEN) OCIETY INTEREST PERSONAL and SOCIAL Mrs. Edna Smither Severln has as her guest fcr several weeks her sister, Mrs. F. J.

Wright, cf Utaphis. ilrs. Kooerc uitj lEagieaxieia is rca Itin? Mrs. Henry Watterson Ellison st Richmond. Va.

Mrs. Henry X. Pierce has as her rjest for a week ber nephew, SULo Vinton, New York. Mrs. Clifford Arrfck has returned after spending six weeks In the east.

Frederick F. Payne is visiting his sister. Mrs. Frits Remshardt, and Mr. nemshardt at their hocie In Heil fcrocn, Germany.

Mi HMi WWU AUMCW at home at 3159 North Pennsylvania street, and Dr. and Mrs. Louis Burck hardt. whose house they hare taken for the summer, are at their country home for the season. Mks Diana Diets has returned from an extended risit at Lake Wawasee.

Mr. and Mrs. Rot EL Pape and Mr. end Mrs. John R.

Hoatson and daughter are spending two weeks at Lake Wawasee. and Mrs. Walter P. Bessel bucher, formerly cf Chicago, who recently moved to Indianapolis, are at home at 3541 North Meridian street. Mrs.

P. Johnson and son, Barry Johnson, have returned from, a rttlt in Dayton snd Lexington, Ky. The Indiana Alumnae Chapter of Delia Delta Delta entertained Saturday with a luncheon and bridge party at the Avalon Country Club, which was attended by thirty members. The committee la charge Included Mrs. tanley Orahame.

Mrs. Francis MU2s, Miss Alice Anderson and Miss Catherine Brandt. Mrs. Mary Post, lTew York. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Nelson B. HoweU, and Mr. UowelL Dr. and Mrs. Earl R.

Bebout entertained Sunday at their home with a dinner party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. IXerschell L. Johnson.

Mr. snd Mrs. James Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. EL O. Allows r. Dr.

and Mrs. IL Nature's Priceless Gift "PERFECT TEETH" Can yea afford te neglect yours? Good Work Moderate Prices Tb PEOPLE'S DEIITLSTS 3 West Washington Si. Htir m. aa. to aa.

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As HAM POO CF tCYTTlAN HENNA at wa errr. srostnw tae ewa. ise VccU Enda Durlns Aucust Good coins on all trains from noon train Friday to and including 12:10 a. train Sunday. Returning, good until following Monday night.

5 Trains Frora Indianapolis 12:10 a. 1:45 a. 12:00 noon, p. 5:00 p. m.

5 Trains From Chiearo 10:05 a. nu 1:00 p. BU 5:05 p.nu 9:50 pi nu, 11:40 p.m. $3.60 To LonisrUle and retorn. Leave 6:00 p.

m. Round Friday or Saturday. Good returning follow Trip ins Monday r3 ricket good in coaches only. Children half fare. Hcketa at Ticket Office.

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Put one on that nasty corn riht away. Comfort comes Instantly as the outer edLre cf the pad relieves the pressure that causes the pain. Then the corn itself soon disappears. Por the center of the padthe part that covers the corn ts Impregnated with a certain tnsrexlient that wcils down through the core of the corn and causes it to dissolve away disappear completely. To get the full benefit cf this medication put on a fresh pad every dy until corn Is gone, tfatu Anderson, Miss Rene Hamilton.

Miss Gertrude Wilson and Miss Gladys Hoffman. The Thesl Club w3 meet Tuesday at 8 m. with Miss Marian KlsseL Gamma Chapter of the Gamma Delta Alpha Sorority. wEl five an outdoor bridge and bunco party Tuesday at p. at the home of Miss Dox otby Spankllng.

Miss Lorraine Dear mia and Miss May Williamson win assist Miss Spauldinx on the committee In charge. Mr. and Mrs. A. Leroy Portteus and daughter Gene hare gone to Lake Wawasee for sereral weeks.

Miss Elizabeth Hughes will be their guest for week. 0 "Dr. andTMrs. Murray N. Had3ey and son David hare gone to Walloon lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Richards, who hare been spending the last year in Paris, France, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith met them on their arrival in New York and they motored to Indiana poHs together. Mr. and Mrs. Richards and Mr. and Mrs.

Horace E. Storer will spend the week end in Brown county. Mrs. Sarah DeweUe and Miss Margaret Brans entertained Sunday with a dinner party at Grares's farm. Edinburgh in honor of Mrs.

Jessie A. Brans, who win lea re next week to hre at Franeonia. H. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur ML Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brans, Arthur ETans and Miss Lola Mcsely. Thursday erenlng Mrs. Herbert Brans win give a bridge party at ber borne for Mrs.

Jessie Brans. Former Hoosier Diplomat. Word has been recerred Indianapolis of the appointment of Henry Bush, formerly ct this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

V. Bush, South Pasadena, CaL, also formerly of Tndlanapolls, to a port la the American embassy at Berlin. Un Bush has been secretary In the American embassy at Budapest and Is a brother of Mrs. D. T.

Brown lee, of this. city. Mrs. Brownlee and her daughter. Miss Mala Brownlee, end son, Wayne Brownlee.

are spend ing the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Bush in South Pasadena. Kentacklan Wed Fifty Tears. I Special to Tba Indian poll Krwal GRESNWOOD.

Ind August 10. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Williams. Ludlow, who are rlsltlng their daughter, Mrs.

J. N. RlddeQ. east of Oreenwood, celebrated then golden wedding annlTersary yesterday with a family dinner at the RlddeU homo. Mrs.

Grace Holmes, daughter; Mrs. E. B. Clare, a daughter, wife of Dr. E.

B. Clore. Greenwood: Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. RlddeU; Arthur Holmes and family, Indianapolis; a grandson. Max Clore, and Joan Holmes, a great granddaughter, attended the dinner. V. SV Boslnesf Women In Turkey.

ISTANBUL Turkey, August 10 (AJ.) Fifteen American business women, members of the National Fed eration of Buslnes and Professional Women's Clubs, are in Istanbul on a good wm tour. The delegation, head ed by Miss Lena Frumps. New Tors attorney and president of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women, spent the day getting acquainted with Istanbul. The American women will confer with the leading Turkish business women. Indianapolis Folk Gaesta at Tea.

A number of Indianapolis guests were entertained with a tea glren recently by Mrs. Francis Splrokowskl. formerly of Indianapolis, at the Old Mia Tearoom, at Rockport, Mass. Honor guests were Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, Miss Evelyn Butler, Mrs.

Perry XL Clifford, Mrs. Frank Jelllff. Washington, formerly of Indian spoils; Mrs. David Hamilton Campbell, and Miss Laura A. Smith and her guests.

Congressman and Mrs. Louis H. Ludlow. Cadle Will Address W. C.

T. V. Howard Cadle will address a meeting of the Nina Brlgham W. C. T.

U. Tuesday at 7 p. m. In Cadle tabernacle. A program of special music has been arranged.

Mrs. Addle lancaster will preside. and return VaaaV CHILI DCS rmrrarxiisuxx Taai cac5U raa cur ut rmyaTii ra cess raUy. soft corns go more quickly than bard corns, But an corns are soon dissolved away by this new pad. Now to get rid cf hard and son corns and to be tree from pain all the time use this new medicated TTZ CORN PAD.

So comfortable you wont know it's on. So good you'll never use anything else. I WOMEN TO HAVE OWN CONTEST AT FRENCH LICK TOURNAMENT '4" i 7 i it tjr a Maft CacraaaaaOa of Tao laaSaa apaBa Km FRENCH LICK, IruL, August 10 Hoos4er "girls' have gone a golflng again! Although this week was sup posedly devoted to "the boys" at French Lick as the annual state ama teur championship tournament of the Indiana Golf Association started Monday on the hill course, the association proved Itself big hearted and again arranged a two day tournament. Many of the state's leading women golfers arrived early to practice and are getting acquainted with the tricks and trials of the lower course that constitutes their battle field. A trio of early arrivals, waiting cn the second tee, is shown in the picture.

From let to right Mrs. C. H. McCasky, Indianapolis; Mrs. Robert Tim ley, Crawf ordsvUle.

and Miss Myrtle Small. Tipton, all of Highland Oolf and Country Club. Mrs. Mccasky witn Dr. McCasky.

who Is an entrant In the men's tour nament, were among the first to land" at the hotel. Mrs. McCasky. who was runner up tn lart year's woman's golf tournament, added another feather to her Empress Eugene chapeau by picking off putting honors this year at the state tournament held at the Avalon Country Club. Another toulnc team to arrive the advance guard included Dr.

and Mrs. H. Cooper. South Bend, rep resenting the Chain of Lakes courss there. Mrs.

Cooper Is the recently elected president of the Indiana Wom A MOMENTgSHINGTON Tka laalaaapaUa Xrwa Bama, OS Alaaa BalUlac WASmNQTON, August 10. The Wlckersham commission. In Its report on "Lawlessness in Law made public today. cites several Indiana Instances of irregularities tn police administration and judicial procedure in that state. The first Is contained In the chapter on The Third Degree." The report reads: A passenger taken from a train, at Pt.

Wayne. Ind, under a charge of receiving stolen goods, was beaten at the Jail by a city policeman and two private railway policemen commissioned by public authority Further along, the report, discussing types of unfairness in prosecutions, cites this Instance: "In an Indiana prosecution for rape of a young girl the defendant, who was eighteen and mentally subnormal, was advised by his employer and the constable to plead guilty. He did so. unrepresented by counsel. The Judge put him on the stand, asked him many questions about the crime, made no of er to appoint counsel, and told him the an attorney would do him no good.

A life sentence was then Imposed. Judgment was reversed, with leave to plead not guilty and Insanity. Commenting that the danger of improper paroles and pardons sometimes Is urged by prosecutors as reason for heavy sentences, the commission "The district attorney argued in an Indiana murder case that the accused should not be convicted of manslaugh ter. which was punishable by mrpris onment for two to twenty one years, because that meant only two years. 'As you know, he told the Jury, the pardon board turns them out In such cases at the end of two years, and that is not enough punishment in thi case.

A life sentence was affirmed because no proper exception was taken." i Pensions have been granted to In rt lan tans as follows: Sixty dollars. Sherman B. Swart wood. Tab; ISO. Dorsey U.

Mann. Muncie; $40 each. Nancy E. Doughty. Kew Carlisle, and Rebecca Ptooae Newport: $35 Claude Smith.

Centerrllle and Earnest Bartlett. Dubois: $30 each. A bote R. McKew. Indianapolis: atrxMn Sums, Indianapolis: Bertha MRS.

STONE DISMISSED AS SAFETY DIRECTOR Can timed freest Fage 1. Fart 1 mind who has more experience. If I cant get her pus a man in charge of Mrs. Stone's duties. have held her over since the first of the year, when I told her didnVknow whether I could keep ber.

I want to make the change before school starts. Mrs. Stone, a graduate of Indiana University and an active worker tn the Parent Teacher Association as the mother of two children, was appointed tn November. 1939. She 'organised the safety movement In the county schools, with the co operation of the Hoosier Motor Club and Fred T.

Gladden, county supertntendent of schools, and operated a county accident prevention bureau from her office at the Jail She was said to be the first woman deputy sheriff tn the county. Speakers obtained through co operation of the P. T. A. and other agencies was Mrs.

Stone have spoken at adult safety meetings at every "AT 1 1 Si an's Golf Association. Mrs. W. D. Clearing er, Gary, the retiring president, was expected to arrive Monday night.

Miss Bell English. Lafayette, youthful runner up in this year's woman's state tournament, was also scheduled to arrive Monday evening. Mrs. J. C.

Patten. IndlanapolU Country Club; Mrs. Ttnsley and Mrs. Homer Flannlgan. Crawfordsvllle: Mrs.

Henry Simon. Highland; Mrs. Sam Goldstein and Mrs. Bernle Lehman. Broadmoor, and Mrs.

Al Heath. Avalon. were out on the course early Monday. Others arriving Monday were Miss Mary Gorham. Mrs.

Harrison Bennett ad Mrs. Frank Mills. Highland; Mrs. Charles Daugherty. Terre Haute and Mrs.

H. E. Marshall and Mrs. F. E.

Clark. Gary. According to Jess Mossier, secretary treasurer of the Indiana Golf Association, the women have something, to work for. as a number of handsome trophies are being offered them. Low gross and low net scores will win.

The trophy for winner of lirst place, low gross, la a beautiful silver tray and silver goblets. Among other awards are a silver covered vegetable dish, and one without a cover, several imported bonbon dishes and a cigarette lighter. The women will turn In cards on thirty six holes. Golf is not the only sport in which they are indulging, for between rounds horseback riding and bridge fill in spaces. An outdoor plunge on top of the hill lured a number Sunday as a relief from the heat.

Thomas. Richmond; Franklin O. Hash. Linton: Anna C. Muse.

Crawfordsvllle. and Lena Felttman. Indianapolis; $25 each, Alfred Groom, South Bend: Henry Cobbs, East Chi cago, and Matthew Jones, Indian spoils; $20 each. Edwin P. Hastings.

Michigan City, and Charles R. Lorash. Indianapolis: $17, Lehman E. Tschnats. South Whitley; $8 each, Harry 8picer, Columbus; Elmer T.

Est. Terre Haute and Lelon C. Lawless. Newcastle. An experiment In the Interest of science has been undertaken by Representative William E.

Hull (Rep HL). who went to a brewery in Stockholm. Sweden, and drank four bottles of beer on an empty stomach to see whether he would become Intoxicated. Examined afterward by a physician, he says he received a clean bill of health, and now he will advocate that the Swedish per cent, (by weight) beer be legalized In the United States. i The United States veterans bureau again has rejected a claim of the Indiana State Sanatorium at Rockvllle for hospital service to a score of more world war veterans In 1923 and two or three years thereafter.

Of the original claim of $17,793. only $7,923 was paid by the government leaving a balance of $9.870. Charles E. Edwards, a deputy tn the office of the Indiana attorney general, recently took the matter up with Senator James E. Watson, who now is advised by veterans bureau officials that nine of the veterans did not come within the hospitalization clause of the veterans relief act.

Contract awards for public and semi public works In Indiana were reported to the President's emergency commute for employment last week as follows: Decatur, resurfacing. $27472; Laporte. paving. Oldenburg, school. $100,000: Wheat field, school.

$150,000: Allen county, improvement to airport. $33,630 Randolph county, paving and graTeling. Ft. Benjamin Harrison, addition to hospital. Indianapolis, street widening and resurfacing.

$26,653. county school since she took office. School patrols were formed and the various schools engaged in a vigorous competition which directed their attention to the value of discipline, cooperation, team work, fair play and school spirit. Proponents of the safety program have credited Mrs. Stone with a large degree of the success of the program, pointing to her educational qualifications and previous experience as qua tying her for the organization and other work called for by her duties.

Signs Are Mrs. Stone recently arranged to have red and white warning signs placed at unsupervised swimming places tn the county, particularly where drownings have occurred. The signs are about eight inches wide and two and a half feet long, being red with white printing Keep Out. No Swimming. By Order of the Marion County Sheriff Some of the signs were being distributed at the time ber dismissal was announced.

It was believed the signs would be Instrumental in reducing the toll of deaths by drownings, many having been directly due to the fact that the victims were swimming In lonely gravel pits or unguarded streams. Permission of the piiveitj owners to post the signs was obtained in each V' Party Is Given for Bride Elect Miss Sue Anna Melster entertained Friday evening in honor oX Miss Harriet Myers, whose marriage to Albert H. Melster will take place August 22. Aitny the hostess was her mother. Mrs.

Ous Melster. Gaesta included the Misses Rosemary Stevens. Ava nelle Myers. Florence Pfelffer. Mae McClaln.

Helen Nave. Ruth Harrison. Mary Alice Bush, Irene Cobb. Catherine Cobb. Mrs.

L. A. Wadsworth, Mrs. George' Myers. Mrs.

George H. Burch, Mrs. May CahiU, Mrs. Eugene Weisse and Mrs. Eva Marquis.

Marlene Dietrich Accused of Delaying Alienation Suit LOS ANGELES. August 10 (A Mrs. Rlsa von Sternberg, former wife of the motion picture director. Josef! von Sternberg, today denied state ments of Marlene Dietrich, film star. that filing of a love balm" suit volvlng her and Von Sternberg had been delayed with suggestions a settlement out of court might avoid oub licity.

The directors former wile blamed the delay on the German actress. Existence of the alienation of atf ttons suit, asking $500,000. and a libel suit demanding $100,000. was disclosed Friday at alimony proceedings again Von Sternberg. Miss Dietrich laser Issued a formal statement, saying that although the suits are four months old.

they had been withheld from actual filing while suggestions were made that publicity could be avoided If she would settle. Miss Dietrich and her husband Rudolph Siebler. German film executive, characterized the suits as "absurd, unfair and unfounded." Mrs, Von Sternberg, plaintiff in both actions, said actual filing of the complaints had been delayed for sixty days at the specific request of attar i ners for Miss Dietrich ana mat at no time had possible publicity been used Two Weddings at Anderson. pedal to Tba Indiana polia Kaaral ANDERSON. IntL, August 10, Miss Leone Emma Teague, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Teague. Pendleton, and Wallace France, 'South Bend, were married at the home of the bride's parents, the Rev.

J. H. Palmer They were attended by Miss June France. CarmeL and Edgar Middle ton. Indianapolis.

Following dinner for the wedding guests. Mr. and Mrs. Franco left for South Bend. Miss Maxlne Brown, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Brown. Anderson and Lawrence Dermond. Alexandria, son of Mrs.

Gilbert Dermond. Anderson, were married at the Brown home. The Rev. Frank K. Baler read the service.

Mr. and Mrs. Dermond will live at Alexandria. W. T.

TJ. Foreign Worker to Talk. "Reaching the New Amfrrlsm With Total Abstlnanee Principles" will be the subject of an address by Miss Sonora Pruden, T. worker in the foreign district cf Indianapolis, at the meeting of the Vayhlng er W.C.T.U. Thursday at 1:50 p.

at the home of Mrs. H. Tilman. Yearly reports will be read and Mrs. R.

R. Helshman. president of Zerelda Wallace will speak on the life and work of Zerelda Wallace. A devotional service will be led by Mrs. R.

J. Downey to open the session to be followed by a memorial service "for five members who died last year conducted'' by Mrs. M. D. Wiley.

Mrs. E. T. Hughes will direct the song service and Mrs. H.

T. Gullett will preside. Necklace. VIENNA, August 10 (AP.) Baroness Maria Reltzes beautiful wife of the wealthy Vienna banker. Hans Reltses.

reported to police the loss of her seven ot pear! chain, said to be valued at The baroness said she felt sure she wore the pearls when she s.irtea out alone on a shODolne: ex pedltlon. She said she visited several stores and suddenly missed the pearls. fMaaaaaU MmihU. KkW TOB.K. Anraat 10.

Arrirad: Caladonla from Glaarow: Saata Maria, from Valparaiso and American Banker, from London; Xoaetuaako. from udraia: Penalaad. from Antwerp; Xinaa tonka, from London. GOTHENBURG. Anraat 10.

Arrived: Konraholm. from Kw York. BKEMEX. Anraat 10. Arrirad: Bra.

men from New York. GLASGOW. Anrnat 9. Arrived: California, from Sew York. PLYMOUTH.

Aornat 8. Arrirad: Rotterdam, from Kew York. COBH. Anruat 0. Sailed: President Booorreit.

for Kew York. DRYCLEAKING SYSTEM Guaranteed Workx No Charge for Pleats ASY TO CASH AND CARRY IN BOXES a ir ox i UDDtl uuuur ivucmai ucl iz 7l(j rr ii nu iii as RETURN FROM MISS ALICE MILLER. OUST AVE Mr. and Mrs. Oustave A.

Recker and Miss Alice Miller have returned from Lake Wawasee, where they vis Reed McCullough 1 Special to Tba Indianapolis Sews) NEW PALESTINE. Ind, August 10. The Rev. Hershell Reed, pastor of the New Palestine Christian church. and Miss Catherine MeCuHough, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Mc Cullough. were married yesterday by the Rev. J. T.

Owlnn. Indianapolis. The bride and bridegroom attended Butler University. They have gone on a motor trip to Boston. The Rev.

Mr. Reed formerly was pastor of the Forty ninth Street Christian church in Indianapolis. Edlnborg Girl to Bo Wed. ISpaciaJ to Tba IndUnapoUa Kewt FRANKLIN, Ind, August 10. The wedding of Miss Mary Sawm.

of Edin burgh and Professor Paul Schumann Ray of cedar Rapids, la, will be held August in the Edlnburg Presbyterian church. Miss Sawln Is the daughter of Mr. and Asa Sawln and was graduated from Indiana University. She has been instructor of home economics at Coe College, where Mr. Ray Is head of the voice depart ment.

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from a painful injury today, as a result of her penchant for riding spirited horses. She was thrown while riding on 'the McLaughlin estate. Mrs. McLaughlin has been Injured In similar mishaps several times before. AMra EMtrXT.

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Stratford. Kane. Pa, win take place In September. Guests win be the Misses Louise Oasklns.1 Mary Hslen Adams and Edna Marie llcfia an. Others who will entertain In Miss lis leys honor will include Miss Adams, I who will give a party Wednesday evening: Mrs.

Wilbur Zobbe. who wCl entertain Thursday evening at her home, and Miss Betty Kicks, who will entertain August 20. Miss Alice Pa ley and Ms Ester ZL Kepple will glva a party at Miss Kepple's home Aurt 27. Miss Oasklns will glre a party at 1 her home August SO. Laagbila XClSmger.

I Special to Tba IndiaaapoUa Jfewal BLOOMFTTTTiT). Ind' August 10. Miss Helen Lurana Killing er. ter of Mr. and Mrs.

WUliam KlUlr ger. of Bloomfleld. became the brle of Lauren Learltt Laurhlln, son of Mr. and Mrs. cnaries w.

iaugnim. aiv of Bloomileld. Sunday afternoon, the wedding taking place In the Prtby terian church at Sullivan, the Rev. Jack Masters officiating. The bride was a student at Indiana University and State Teachers College of ldi i rHOTorLAVH.

cf Its If Witw Braa. Hit arhh 1 edvaro c.nooi!ison IT'S A HIT! Only Three More! HATTEflTOIl Sarpaaslng her rote "Anybody's woman" In THE' AAGNIFICEr4T LIE1 Paramount' Bit With STUART ERWIN RALPH BELLAMY Breathless and Easer Thousands Await His I Arrival! ll? retara I Lieutenant Chevalier love! Chevalier laughs! Chevalier LJ naughtiness! For weeks a I sensation ta New Terk at i.C3, tot here our regular prices wl3 prevail. 25c" ZHz 50c to cmi to ia aut t.i" 1 mam 1 a ar a 0 1 Win II III 1 TWtnr. wlta PEGGY SHANNON Richard ARLEN rri4ar! Traaallnr nusbands" J. a njannannaannannnnnni a jL 1 I if I II i Auth I mTW a I.

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