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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
CHEYENNE
(Abs Gofdstein. Social Editor
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Next Sunday May ., mt 1O:3 A. NJ
will be Mothers Day celebration at
the Mt. Sinai Congregation Sunday
School. Under the supervision of Miss
Ruth Schwartz and Miss Mary Mar
chick a very interesting program has
been arranged. Part Of the program
that is in store for those that will be
present are the following: open pray
er, Rev \, Rosen; address. Rabbi
Abraham Hoffman; address, Mrs. Allen
Golforb, president Of the Mt Sinai
Ladies' Auxiliary; songs and resi-
tations, Teachers and Pupils; presen-
tation Of flowers by the Ladies' Aux
iiary Of the Mt. Sinai Congregation
An enjoyable time is assured. All
mothers are requested TO be present.
Al meeting held at the X G. Hall
Sunday, May .. the Cheyenne Chapter
Junior Order of Bnai Birth an
animouSlv passed a motion that, in
as much as this chapter recognizes the
call Of the United Jewish Campaign as
the worthieSt and most important drive
ever held tie sum Of twenty five dollars
CS25OOl was pledged These boys are
especially IN be commended for their
interest in charitable and phlun-
tlropical work. Since the installation
Of this chapter. which has only about
thirty members they have been the first
organization to respond to any call true
to The teachings Of Bnai Birth: these
boys are a blessing To Cheyenne Irwry
Mrs Herman PaStenack was the
hostess Al farewell party in honor of
her sister. Mrs. n. Herman who leaves
soon for Laramie 10 make her future
home About thirteen guest gathered
TO hid her farewell Tho greater part
Of the evening was devoted 10 bridge
Mr. and Mrs David Herman take this
means Of bidding their many friends
goodbye.
Mrs \ Buckstcin. Of Pueblo. Colo
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Brown Of this city. She is being OK
tcnsivcally entertained NIr~, Buckstcin
expects to remain in Cheyenne for two
weeks
Mr. Sam Kolmur, after having made
business tour Of he United States
and Canada. has returned home.
Mr.. Sol Bernstein again visited Den
vrc. on sunday. These visits IN Den
vcr are becoming 50 frequent that the
boys Of the city are becoming uneasy
because of tho possibility of loosiuG Sol
from bachelors quarters.
Mrs. u. Herman returned from Den
yer where She was the honorcd Guc-I
at several entertainments given by her
sisters Mrs. c. Poolcv and Mrs Louis
Levitt. before leaving for her now
home in Laramie.
Miss Ruth Schwartz spent sunday in
Denver visiting her hrothur. David, who
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Allen Goldforb returned from an
extensive trip through Arizona and
California. where she spent Ave weeks
travelling through the country seeing
many sights and visiting many friends
Mrs. Goldforb reports of having very
enjoyable time.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

\ regular meeting OF the Independent
order of B'nai Birth No. $50 was held
ut 2:3o L. NJ. Sunday. May .. In the
evening of the same date the members
and their families enjoyed n very pleas
ant time at the dance which included
lastie refreshments.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The Council OF Jewish Women will
hold their last regular meeting OF the
season On May 2eth In the vcstry rooms
nf Temple Emanuel
A lovely home wedding took place ON
Sunday, when Miss Hile Aarons. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aarons
became the bride OF Julian J.. Freund.
llch Of New York City. The home was
cSduisit.ly decorated with a profusion
~ spring flowers and palms. The altar
was banked with ferns and the canopy
was beautifully decorated with lilies
of-the-valley. Promptly at ) o'clock the
wedding march was played and the
bridal party came down the stairs. The
procession was lead by the groom and
his mother and they were followed by
the best man, Edwin Frcundlich,
brother of the groom. Next came Miss
Surrcc Aarons, the maid of honor In a
charming frock of nile green tafreta,
made of tiny ruffles over an orchid slip.
She carried a bouquet of roses, orchids
and lilies Of the valley. Following her
came Mrs. Aaron's, mother Of the bride
and Mr.. Freundlich, father of the
groom. Mrs. Aarons wore a black dress
cf chiffon and lace over silver cloth
she carried n corsage of tea roses and
weet peas, The bride entered on the
, tsrt, 81 hnY fath
gownel in a dress Of chiffon. exquisite.
ly beaded and made with a long waist
line, with girdle of pearls and rhine
stones. Her veil OF rose point lace was
fashioned after rose and fell into
court train Of point lace. Her bouquet
was brides roses. orchids and lilies OF
the valley. The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. c. II. Kauvar before a
small group Of friends Following the
ceremony dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Freundlich left at once for
honeymoon at the Broadmoor and will
bc at home in New York City after the
10th of May. They will occupy the
H'iii' VI INT -si''ilN Ial'its W me ll'N
are in Europe
Mrs l.. Barnett and Mrs. NJ. Kravetz
have returned from Kansas City where
they attended the Barnett G reenman
wedding.
Mrs. j. Sheiflin returned to the city
after being the house guest Of Mrs. ]. ].
Alpcrt of Fort Collins.
Mr.. y. L. Lehrburgpr is in New York
on ten days business trip.
Mrs. l.. ]. Macherct and little dnugh-
ter ReGenn, and Mrs. Max Bellman Of
Los Angeles, Calf. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lehrburger.
The Hazomir, singing club is having
rehcarsals every Tuesday evening at
I 40 at the studio of Mr.. r. Baylis, the
director. 2O01 f. Colfax. Talented men
and women are requested to join.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. jacobson are
the proud parents Of baby son born
April 18th at Beth Israel Hospital. The
little boy has been named Irving Has
kcll.
Cultivate memory, for it is memory
that furnishes the materials for ina gin
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Cultivate memory, for it is memory
that furnishes the materials for ina gin
alton.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

DR.. !. l.. Davis spent the week end at
the Broadmoor Hotel near Colorado
Springs, as the guest of Chas. Rosen-
berg of Denver.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

What is hateful to thee do not unto
thy fellow-man.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

VI her Friday club at her home, this
week.
Miss Amelia Marx, who has been alb
sent from the city, the past three weeks
is now visiting in Demopolis, Ala.
Miss Pauline Grimes entertained the
Thursday nah jongg club at the Col
burn this week.
Mrs. Jennie Lesser was hostess at
n dinner In her home Monday last.
Covers were set for ten guests.
Miss Henrietta Klein had luncheon
guests at her home on Saturday. Covers
were placed for eight
The Current Events club met on
Monday. Each member presented an
article on Mussolinl and the Fascismo.
Mrs Harry Kortz returned this week
from Los Angeles. where she has been
visiting with her son, Raymond Keanc.
DIR. Frank Laude of 3l25 W. Colfax
has recovered from his recent Illness
and has resumed his practice of medi-
cine and surgery.
Miss Nettic Lazozsky entertained at
a bridge party, in honor OF Miss Fannie
W'lnterman, bride-elect and Miss
Helen Soltz, who IS leaving for the
coast Covers were set for fifteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Freundlich of
New York, who came to attend the
Freundlich-A -Aarons wedding departed
on Monday evening for their home.
The Cheltcnham =. r. A. will hold
their last meeting of the year on May
18th at 3 o'clock at the school. The
election OF office will be held.
One of the prettioSt arranged surprise
parties of the past month was last We'd
ncsday for Mrs. Herman Schwah who
HAS ltluIiIcu ~ i'l Hoiiit al III oSu'li
street. Cut sweet peas formed the
center pieces and all cOlors were carried
ont in American beauty shades. Bridge
was the diversion Of the afternoon. The
guests Mrs. Frank Gross. Mrs. NJ.
Graus. Mrs II. Schwartz, Mrs. A.
Schneiderman, Mrs. NJ. Lutz, Mrs. NJ
Kirschstcin. Mrs. ]. Kadish, Mrs. A. u.
Levine, Mrs. 4. Levy, Mrs. a. Gross
n.nn. Mrs. s. Ehrc, and Miss Elenore
with a pair of sterling silver candle
sticks. Don't forget the tea aud card
party next Tuesday, May llth. given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oheb Zadek
congregation at 2222 Marion street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sheriff.
Israel Congregation will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting next Monday.
May 10th at . 80 p. NJ. at the Synagog,
corner 10th and Lawrence street. All
members are urged to he present as
very important matters will be dis
cusscd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Levy announce the
engagement of their daughter Selma TO
William Shcnkhclm Of the city. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Miss Goldie Geller entertained at u
dancing party April - at her home.
Seven couples were guests.
\ slumber party of the T. T. l.. club,
which was preceded by theatre party
WIS held at the home of Edith Mauhl-
stein. All members greatly enjoyed the
affair.
Miss Betty Hoskelis of 24J1 Lafa-
yette announces her engagement to Mr
Jack Bronstein Of this city.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06


The ri Tau ri Fraternity entertained
Mt a unique circus at the Progress Club
on Thursday. All details We're perfect
and the guests might well have come
from Barnum and Bailey. so clever and
exact the costuming. The perverbinl
clowns, bareback riders, ring master ct
nj. were there and with an excess
amount Of heat it was II real circus
day.
Mrs, Max Guldman entertained with
luncheon on Wednesday in her home.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Auer who have
been in Vienna the past -four months,
leave soon for Budapest, where Dr
Auer will study for several months.
Mrs William s. Friedman was
hostess to the members of the Tuesday
GLIB. at her home this week.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Baum and son Nathan Lee
will return next week from Roch stcr
Iim., where they have been this past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Price entertained
informally at the home Sunday, for the
members of the Sunday night club
Mrs j. b. Leyie has as her guest to-
day at the Progress club. the members
Of the Friday club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grimes entertain
cd Wednesday evening with dinner
of charming appointment at the
Progress club. Covers were set for
forty guests.
Mrs. |. +. Levy. who has been so
iouruing in st. Louis for the past month
Is now in Chicago. where she will visit
few weeks
Mrs Samuel Shacrcr is expected
home shortly after a five weeks trip in
California.
Mrs. Hugo RothcEbrrG entertained
the Wednesday club at her home this
week.
hEcsdumcs Edward Mayer, Ice Well
and Meyer Friedman entertained on
Wednesday at the sccoud Of the delight
fuI luuchc0ns. they are giving. The
guests were entertained at the home
Of Mrs Friedman.
The Study club met on Monday at
the home Of Mrs. G. H. Kauvar. Furth-
er short stories ur the year were dis
rus>cd also, the Interpretation ur the
p nlun.
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DEN YER
tAsne DeGeB. SsseiAA Edttss
Pheps NAfn 1ooh)

When the world is white with May
II means many things, some delightful
some lrksomc. To the housewife 1t
is spring cleaning and little else; for
there can be no time for clubs and
parties To the gayer. more carefree
younger set, II means the return TO all
the ports that old man winter made
impossible. Now, one eau see familiar
figures on the golf links and 10 the
park. cantcring down the birdie paths.
many an equestrian devote may b.
climpsed, also on the tennis courts, then
there are those who find pleasure in
hiking, back to nature, as 1t were. For
its care get thee hence from this place
fly, for mirth rules here. this month
OF May
Mrs. Bertha Kleincr is sailing this
week on the S. S. Leviathan for trip
OF several months through Europe.
Word has been received Of the birth
OF daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cries. The maternal grandmother OF
the little lady is Mrs. G. Dauby.
Mrs Morris Herzog OF New York
City is in the city guest at the Metro
pole Hotel.
Mrs. Ruth B, Mayer of Meeker il
spending few days in the city. Dur
ing her stay she is at the Brown.
Miss Marjorie Hornheim. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hornben, who
has been i'll OF scarlet fever is i'm
proved
Mrs. Herman Bendix returned on
Saturday from an extended visit in
Chicago
Mrs. Alfred Triefus arrived in the
city yesterday from ST. Louis where he
went on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. levin will leave
on Saturday for a trip TO New York
city and other eastern points.
The Progress Club on Saturday eve
ring was the scene of Il stag dinner
given by the members of the club,
Nr4 kfr.I TrtnfnG aud Nrs AiIis
Cohen spent Wednesday and Thursday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mr.. Sam Mayer, who has been con-
fined to his home at the Metropole. duo
10 illness. is now greatly improved.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. jacobson are
the proud parents Of baby son born
April 18th at Beth Israel Hospital. The
little boy has been named Irving Has
kcll
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Dr. aud Mrs. Eli \. Miller are tho
proud parents Of n baby son, born May
ith.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Rose Stcllor, a bride of thi,
month. will be the guest of honor at a
bridge party given at the Elks' club or
Wednesday, May 12th. Mrs. II. Snydcl
viii be the hostess.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs, Alfred Triefus and Mrs. Louis
Cohen spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Colorado Springs. guests ut tho
Broadmoor Hotel
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INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY

The Council of Jewish Women will
hold their last regular meeting OF the
season on May 2eth In the vcstry rooms
nf Temple Emanuel.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The Progress Club on Saturday eve
ring was the scene of n stag dinner
given by the members of the club,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Robert CLEFT will depart for her
home in Chicago Monday, after spend
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Sam Grimes.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Ruth Schwartz spent sunday in
Denver visiting her brother. David, who
is u'tguliu. hulI tler
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. levin will leave
on Saturday for trip TO New York
City and other EASTERN points.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Haskell Cohen had the meeting
uf her Friday club at her home, this
week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The Hazomir, singing club is having
rehcarsals every Tuesday evening at
40 at the studio of Mr. r. Baylis, the
director 20O1 +. Colfax. Talented men
and women are requested to join.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The M Beta Nj Girls will entertain
ut shower on Sunday, May ., at tho
Elk's Club in honor OF Rose Stellor
n bride Of May.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Amelia Marx, who has been ab-
sent from the city the past three weeks,
is now visiting in Demopolis, Ala.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Pauline Grimes entertained the
Thursday nah jongg club at the Col
burn this week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mr. y. L. Lehrburgrr is in New York
on Il ten days business trip
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. u. Herman returned from Den
yer where She was the honorcd Guc~I
at several entertainments given by her
sisters. Mrs c. Poolcv and Mrs Louis
Lcvirt, before leaving for her now
home in Laramie
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs j. Shefflin returned to the city
after being the house guest Of Mrs. j. J.
Alpert of Fort Collins.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. L. ]. Macheret and little dnugh-
ter Resenn, and Mrs. Max Bellman of
Los Angeles, Calf. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lehrburger.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The Cheltcnham z. T. A. will hold
their last meeting of the year on May
18th at 3 o'clock at the school. The
election OF office will be held
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Jennie Lesser was hostess at
n dinner In her home Monday last.
Covers were set for ten guests.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

DR.. Frank Laude Of 1925 W. Colfax
has recovered from his recent Illness
and has resumed his practice of medi-
cine and surgery.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Alfred Triefus arrived in the
city yesterday from ST. Louis where he
went on business trip.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Nettic Lazozsky entertained at
n bridge party, in honor OF Miss Fannie
Wlnterman, a bride-elect and Miss
Helen Soltz, who is leaving for the
coast Covers were set for fifteen.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Freundlich of
New York, who came to attend the
Freundlich-Aarons wedding departed
on Monday evening for their home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Bertha Kleincr is sailing this
week on the S. S. Leviathan for trip
OF several months through Europe.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

The Current Events club met on
Monday. Each member presented an
article on Mussolinl and the Fascismo.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs l.. Barnett and Mrs NJ Kravetz
have returned from Kansas City where
they attended the Barnett -Greenmau
wedding.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Harry Kortz returned this week
from Los Angeles, where she has been
visiting with her son, Raymond Keanc.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Miss Henrietta Klein had luncheon
guests at her home on Saturday. Covers
were placed for eight
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mrs. Herman Bendix returned ON
Saturday from an extended visit In
Chicago.
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CANDIDATE is
GUEST Of CLUB
Mrs. Myers Gives Tea for
Democratic Women.

Mrs Edna McGiniard Christian
was the honor guest at candle
light tea given by the Seventh Dis
trict Democratic Womans Clubs at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Myers,
4165 n. Pennsylvania St, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Christian Is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination as Rep
resentative. is president of the club
and Of indianapolis League Of Won
en- Voters. She was introduced by
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke.
Spring flowers and decorations of
yellow and green were carried out
in the house and table appointments
The rooms were lighted with yellow
candles. Mrs Robert Kinniard sang.
accompanied by Mrs Herbert VIII
liam Gibbs. Mrs. John Downing
Johnson introduced the wives Of
some Democratic Candidates. Among
those who spoke We're: Mrs. Evans
Woollen. Mrs. Albert Stump. Mrs
J. ID. ErmstOn, Mrs Richard Cole
man, Mrs. l.. Ert Slack. Mrs. w. c.
De Miller Mrs. John w. Kern and
Mrs. Mary Perkins.
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ReSentS 1t

Dear, Mics [ee: Something's all wrong
but We have very little money and three
children And the price OF .yitehood and
SEASONS old. three-seasop hat that can b.
worn the year around pleasures few and
far between that have to be scTlmped
somehow out Of the food money! / lust
make around $50 a month. Who get 70
work at 8 pound a typewriter until with
two hours out for lunch and go home
right on the dot. their day over, and a
whole evening of play at their disposal
70 ism { fair. They don't work as hard a.
we wivesl Most Of them live AZ home
and pay no board and have all their salary
TO spend on themselves. and they sure do
Look here Alice. those girls ARE
after the very thing you've got. No
energy is so wasted as envy Of the
single girl who can flaunt beautiful
buds. She's after the very same
thing you have whether she's con
scious of it or not: a fine husband,
a home and certain degree Of eco
nomic security. in time the marcel
and the high heels. and the fur coat
will mean n Mrs. before her name.
She, too, will begin to wear her win
ter coat three years because they
are buying their home. She will
own only two pairs Of shoes because
the baby needs a new buggy! The
law Of compensation IS read more
clearly here than any place that I
know SO just pipe down, and re-
member that you've got a running
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And ! don't mean maybe. Here's
happily married woman, who re-
sents the freedom Of these working
girls. the clothes they have, the
good times they can buy for them
selves. But after all, isn't it true
that the very goal Of these fur
coated, MARCHED, chiffon hosed girlies
is the very thing that this woman
has herself? They want a home. a
husband. Their clothes are pure
ly amatory bait, either consciously
or unconsciously.
There are two classes Of girls
working in the business and pro-
fessional world. Girls and women.
who have chosen work as only tenn
porary and a prelude to marriage.
and girls, who have accepted or
chosen it as their permanent groove.
either Of necessity, because they
know marriage is rather improbable
for them, or Of choice, because they
prefer the working world. You can
plainly tell the two types apart,
and the latter is almost never seen
compared with the former
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AN OFFER OF HOPE

Honestly" said Mamie to me,
you may be shocked at me, but at
this moment I think that had
stayed in New York, would be
more self-respecting, as Buddy Ire
mains sweetheart, than l am now
as Mamie Riley, the check-girl at the
Beaux Arts"
flush. Mamie, hush" I said to
her. You are not yourself tonight.
You have always been so self-reliant.
Why, do you know what would have
happened if I had not had you that
first night at the restaurant? Just
as sure as you are alive, you saved
me that night from a prison cell.
Don't despair. You must know
that for anyone who wants to sing
as you do, a way will be made for
her to sing.
You say Buddy Tremaine looks
unhappy. I wonder if it would be
any consolation for you to know that
he is lonely for you? You are the
one woman who brought him back
to the knowledge that there are good
women in the world. You are the
one woman who gave him back what
he lost when he found his wife was
not what he thought her. The only
girl who showed stamina enough to
leave a life Of ease for a principle.
Why. even mis- own wife shows that
she would give up love for luxury.
don't think she's any better than
the rest Of the gold-diggers, do your"
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LEI. OwynNWaM
6I0eozy ga O11Iefozoday

Perhaps not" said Mamie discon-
solately, but she's got him, Julie,
she's got him. I don't see that she's
getting punished for what she did"
"Oh yes she is, dear. She's not
happy. She's not any happier than
you are"
well, she didn't show it last
night, looking out form under her
diamond tiara. I will say this, She
didn't smile very often but thought
it was because she was comparing
Chicago with New York"
Wen, let's not talk about 1t any
more, dear. You're much better than
either of them and you're going to
get your reward on this earth, too.
I'm going out to look for a place to-
morrow and if I can get one, you'll
see that Wen start some voice les
sons very soon. Beside, I've got a
bunch that I'm going to get my $3.50
back and if I get it, Wen have an in
terview with the best vocal teacher
in town"
You dear girl" said Mamie. II
don't believe you'n ever get your
money back, but if you do you must
not spend it on me-"
But, ] want to do something for
you, Maggie"
well, If you want to very much,
you viii let me come into your room
and sleep tonight. am so unhappy,
and 1 do not think can sleep"
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, IncJ
NEXT: GIRL TO GIRL.
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INSTITUTE NEXT WEEK

The second Community Welfare
Institute. which will be held in In
dianapolis next Wednesday and
Thursday, will consist of three meet
ings at the Columbia Club. Pro-
grams are being distributed to social
workers. DIR. Edward T. Devine of
New York will speak.
Wednesda ythe institute will open
with a luncheon, at which. Hugh
Mex. Landon and Mrs. R. A Acher
of Terre Haute will preside. At the
evening meeting Monsignor Francis
GaWsk will be chairman. The
Thursday noon meeting will be pre-
sided over by DIR. Amos w. Butler
DR.. Devine will speak on Penal
ties Of Progress in Child Welfare"
objective Tests in Social Work. +"
and Penalties of Progress in So
cial Welfare"