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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Uj polgar lett
csal6 aldozata
Megint ujat talaltak XII a svindle-
rex. - Krupa Janost6l ''polgaro-
sitasi'' ad6t szedett be egy szel-
hamos. ~ A megyei iigyesz figyel-
meztet6 felhivasa a k0a0nseghez

Krupa Janos honfitarsnnk, aki
az 1919 Taylor st. alat lakik, a
multi heten kapta meg polgarleve-
let, amelyre igen biiszke volt.
Krupahoz a napokban bealli-
tott egy ember es bemutatkozott,
mint HI. X. Llewellyn fs AIT mon
dotta Krupanak, hogy $66.35-ot
kell fizetnie ad6ban, miel6tt pol
garlevele ervenyre jutno.
Krupa atadta penzt az "ad6-
szed6nek'' aki arrol nyugtat is
allitott XII. Az "ad6szed6" ARA is
utasitotta Krupat, Z hogy jelent-
kezzen polgarleveleert a megye-
haza 3O2 szamu szobajaban.
Krupa elment masnap a megye-
hazara, kereste a 3O2-es szobat,
de nem talalta, inert a megyeha
zan a szobak nincsenek szamozya
De a kereses k0zben betevedt a
harmadik emeleten levo megyei
'iigyeszi hivatalba, ahol epen Tho
mas iigveszt6l kerdez6sk0dott.
Thomasnak kilon0snek tint, fel a
kerdezoskodes es faggatni kezdte
Krupat, aki ere elmondta neki
a t0rtenetet.
Thomas Igyesz azonnal utasi-
totta Harrison detektivet, hogy
nyomo1za XII a csal6t es egyszers-
mind lapok utjan figyelmezteti
nemcsak az vi polgarokat, hanem
9 Observation-Disclosures egyaltalaban,
ha ilyen sxelhamos k6zeledne
hoxxaji1k, hiYjanak azonna1 rem
d6rt, vagy 5t ertesitsek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
MAGYAR TISzTVIsHL0N0
A MKGYEHAZAN


Or0mmel hallottuk a heten,
hogy Miss Kaibas (Ress) Juliska,
varosunkban islnert, kedves ma
gyar leany, County epiiletben
fog dolgozni ezutan. Ugyanis az
auditor irodajaban kapott allan
do alkalmazast. 0r6mmel kozol-
jik ezt a hirt, inert ez AIT jelenti,
'hogy meltanyoljdk a magyarsa-
got, s elismerik, hogy a magyarok
kozott is vannak olyanok, akik
fontos hivatalt bet0lteni kepesek.
.Gratulalunk Miss Kaibasnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
vERHOvAY 108.

i ) - &
Keretnek azon tagok, Xix mas
fi6kokt6l lettek ide athelyezve Is
tov&bba azon tagok, xix mutt
ev folyaman valtoztattak lakasai-
kat, a jov6 gyllesen okvetetlenIl
adj&k le cimiiket q tikarnal, hogy
AZ rendes cimekkel rendelkezhes-
sen, hogy . kozponti, vagyis Yer
hovay Lap cimszallagot kiigazit-
hasa, elenesetbe, ha q lap mem
iArna, ne okolion senki mast, csa-
kis sajdt nrag&t.
HolGsr Andrfs, titkkr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
vERHOvAY 106
Megindul q tagszerz6s teljes er6-
vel Verhovay fi6kn&l. Qyiil{s
vasarnap. Il

A Youngstown 1O8-ik VerhO-
way fiok az iden els6 akar lenni az
osszes Verhovay fiokok k0zott
tagszerzesben. Ez az iden annal
konnyebb lesz, inert az igazgato-
sag januari gyiilesen tagonkent 3
dollar tagszerzesi diijat engede-
lyezett felnott tagok utan es Is
szazalekot minden gyermek ntan.
A fi6k vasarnap tartja rendes
havi gyiileset, amelyen tagok
keretnek, lehet6leg teljes szamban
megjelenni, hogy a felyeteli ivek
kioszthat6k legyenek. Az ui alap-
szabalyok ertelmeben barmely
tag haznal felveheti az nj tag
elsS befizeteset, amelyet a gyiile-
sen aztan beszolgaltat. A beallasi
dijb6l a fiok fedezi az orvosi kolt-
seget, ICY tehat tlalajdonkeppen
csaknem semmibe sem keriil a be-
alias.
A Verhovay Segely Egylet ma
a legnagyobb, legerosebb es
penziigyileg legszilardabb ma
gyar intezmeny, amely minden
olyan biztositast nyujt, mint az
amerikai biztositok.
Beallhat az egyletbe egesz ele-
ten at fizetendS, 20 even at fize-
tend6 'biztositasra, 20 es 80 ewes
elereses (endowment) biztositas-
ra, amikor tag 20 vagy 30 ev
lejartaval kikapja a teljes bizto-
sitasi 0sszeget Is pedig beallhat
5OO-t6l 5000 dolarig.
A betegsegely osztalyba nem
muszaj beallani, de a Verhovay
lnyujtja a legtobb segflyt, inert
havi 90 cent elleneben hetenkent
s dollar segelyt fizet 500 dollar
|erejeig.
A titkarnal mar eddig is tobb
Iui tag jelentkezett.
Minden. Verhovay tag gyerme-
kenek az ifjusagi osztalyban
helye. Ha beallitja gyermekst
nemcsak hogy nem fizet semmi be-
allasi dijjat, hanem is centet kalp,
ami eppen megfelel az els6 havi
Itagsagi dijnak, .|a
A tisztikar remfli, hoey i va.8
samapi gyiilest, amely dslutxn d
6rakor kezd6dik i refornif v n
egyhkz gyiiltstermsIben, toms u
sen keresi fel 1. tassAg 3. '5|: s|sl
Msaf 1lIki6 e1
]. =! H. sll T. III : q s "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
A LORANTFFYAK GYttLESI
HATAROZATA

A multi kedden tartott Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna reformatus n3egylet
gyiilesen ugy hataroztak a tagok,
hogy eln0knSjiiket, Mt. Laky
Zsigmondnet bizzak meg, hogy a
N6egyletet kepviselje Marcus Is
en- New Yorkban leleplezend6
Kossnth szobor iinnepelyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

z6k segitsegere es legalabb
avval jaruljon hozza a mu-
latsag anyagi siker6hez,
hogy jegyet megveszi meg
akkor is, ha mem k6sziil ell
menni.
Segitsiink azokon, akik
6hesek.
81 n6h6ny centet rend eltetesi he.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
A Nagybizottsag gyllest tartott
RENDK1vtII LAToGAToTT GYtIEs MEGvALAszToTTA
Az VI TISzTTKART - BIZOTEsAG A MARCUS 15-IKE Rem
DEZESERE. s KEPvsELvE LEsZ A YOUNGSTOWN MA
GYARSAG A NEW YORK; KossUTH- -szoBoR
LEI.EPLEZEsI ttNNEPELYEN

Meg italian soha oily erdekl6des
mem mlltatkozott a Nagybizottsag
tisztujit6 gytilese irant, mint az
iden ss eltekintve az elkeriilhetet-
len 0sszeitk0zfstol radikalis Is
a nemzeti erzelmii elemek k0z0tt,
amely az ut6bbiak gy6zelmevel
vegz6dott, a gyiiles igazan felio-
gosit ARA, hogy AIT remeljiik, mi
zerint Youngstown magyarsaga
komolyan fogja venni a Nagybi-
zottsag altal k6pviselt Magyar
Haz iigyet.
Dacara a kisse tulheves vita
max, AIT remeljik, llogy Nagybi-
zottsagban teljesen kisebbsegben
lev6 radikalis csoport meghaj jlikl
a t6bbseg akarata elott es mem
fogja politikaiat alland6an raer6-
szakolni a nagy tobbsegben lev5
nemzeti erzelmii magyarsagra.
! A politikat legjobb kint hagyni.
a Nagybizottsagi terem ajtaja.
elStt. A eel a Magyar Haz letesi-l
tese es exert mindnyajunknalz
dolgozni kell.
A gyiilest Lovass Lajos elnolS
lnyitotta meg. A munkaval elfog
lalt titkar helyet Nemenyi Mix,
l6ssal toltottek be.
A titkar megallapitja jelenle-II
vok nevsorat.
Reformatus Egyhaz: NJ. Ilaky'
Zsigmond, Zambori 1styan fsI
Gy0rgy Tamas.
A Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz, amelyf ezen gyjilesen csat-
t1akozott 4 Nagybisott n i
Borssy- -Kerckes Gy0rgy Is Katocs
Janos.
verhovay 1OS: Nemenyi Miklos
Ern6, Juhasz Jozsef IT,, Rig6 Mi
haly es Bors6di Janos.
Scent Tstvan Egylet: Hoffer
Andras, Darazs Frigyes, Turner
Josef, HOrvath Istvan es Dem
jen Uajos.
Bridgeport Sz0vetseg 16-ik
osztalya Gagyi Janos es Kat6cs
0don.
Greg Egylet: Lovass Lajos es
Kopcso Mihaly.
Mmkasbetegsegelyz6 es Onkep-
z3k0r 49-ik osztalya: Homolya
Tstvan, Schloszer Antal es Szikora
Laszl0.
Kossuth Kor: Uray Karoly, Je-
rabek Lajos, Molnar Lajos Is
Giirtler Adolf.
Katholikus Ifjusagi Egylet:
Lautner Mihaly, Gall Geza, Sau-
Ter Janos.
Polgari K0r: Habodasz Gusz-
tav, Mixich Gaspar, Kovacs Mix
los, Pelebtay Marion es Balask6
Gyorgy.
0sszesen 10 ++estiilet 33 szava-.
zattal.
A multi gyiiles jegwokonyve
Ifelolvasas utan elfogadva-
| A kikildott bizottsagok jelen-
ltik, hogy csarter iigyben silk
lseges az 0sszes tagegyletek es egy-
hazak jegyzokonyvi hatarozata,
amelynek megszerzesere regi BIZ
zottsag: Nemenyi Mikl6s es Ho-
molya Istvan keretnek fel.
! A Kerekgyart6 hangverseny
mem volt megremdezhet6, inert a
mivesz keszpenz garanciat kert,
amelyet a Bizottsag mem adhatott
meg.
/ A Kossnth szobsrra gyiijtott
[penzt kezel6 biottsag a kezelese-
ben volt teljes 0sszegct ia dollar
|
lz6k segits6gere es legalabb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
A sznNT aYoRGY s10vET-
skG aYttLfsB vASkRNAP

a SIT. Gyorgy Sz0vetsdg vasar-
nap delelott scent mise .utan
tartja rendes havi gyiil6set az
esyhaz gyiilestermeben. Fontos,
hoey 4 tsgok mind ott naradja-
nak.a gyiilsen.
y hslrnr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
Esen1enyek

gyar Segelyzo Szovetseg es
a Rak6czi, melyek mind
ketten Bridgeporton szekel-
mex egyesiilni kesziil.
Lapunkban kozoliiik a k6t
egylet kozos nyilatkozatat,
amelyben a ket egylet tiszti-
kara jelzi, hogy megalla-
podtak.
Tiszta szivb6l jovo 0rom-
mel iidvozoljiilS mi es iidvo-
z0lheti az egesz amerikai
1nagyarsag EFT az egyesu-
lest, inert igy ezentul mem
lesz csak harom nagy ma
gyar egylet a Verhovay,
az Egyesiilt es a Refolmatus
Egylet.
A Rak6czi es a Szovetseg
egyesiilese igen iidv0s a ket
egylet tagsagara nezve, bar
milyenek is legyenek a felte-
telek - azok bizonyara a
biztositasi szamitasok alap-
jan t0rtentek.
Ha a ket egylet tagsaga
hozzajarul az egyesiileshez,
es remeljiik, hogy ezt
megteszik, .akkor az
egyesiilt. egyletnek kozel Is
ezer tagja es kozel 81 ,7oo.-
600 vagyona lesz.
A Szovetseg tagjai koro-
sabbak, de nagyobb tarta-
lekkal rendelkeznek. A Ra-
k6cziak fiatalabbak es va
gyonuk csekelyebb. A ket
kiil0mbozet, ugy veljiik, ki-
egyenliti egymast.
Az egyesiiles hatarozottan
megerositi mindket egyletet
6s a tagoknak a kezelesi
koltsegeken okyetleniil sok |!
p6nzt megtakarit.
Youngstownban nincsen
Rakoczi fiok, de a Szovetseg
itteni osztalya szepen gya-
i.apodott az utobbi idoben.
Greg tagjai oriilhdtnek az
egyesiilesnek, inert val6szi-
niileg megoldja a jo5v6 nagy
kerdeset, amely a Szovetseg
el6tt lebegett.
Nehany 6vvcl ezel6tt a
Verhovay es a Szoyetseg
tisztikara is megallapodtak,
de a Sz0vetseg tagsaga elve-
tettc az egyesiilest, inert az
anyagilag sokkal jobban al
l6 Verhovay magasabb tag
sagi dijjait, de az azok altal
nyujtot nagyobb jogokat es
kedvezmenyeket mem akar-
tax elvallalni.
Most azonban val6szinii-
leg mem lesz rata valtozas es
ha lesz is, az csak kis mer-
tekben fOgJa a tagsagoC ne
mileg erinteni. Icy tehat
.aligha lesz kifogasa az egye-
stiles ellen a Szovetseg tag
saganak.
Ha a ket egylet egyesiilt,
italian meg maid elton annak
az idcje is, hogy a Verhovay-
val is megtalaljak a koz0s
alapot. Milyen sep volna
egy csaknem 33 ezer feln6tt
IS 10 ezer gye1mekb6l allo
egylet, kozel harom es fel
milli6 vagyonnal. Akkor
volna igazan hatalmas, szi-
lard es megingathatatla in
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

lyere j,ittatta.
Gagyi Janos penztarnok jelen-
ii, hogy a Nagybizotsag hazalap-
jan takarekbeteten $7O9.61-et ke-
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09

varga Istvan, enok,
vasas J6zssf, titkar,
Kundrath 1stvan, penztarnok,
Lalkatos LAssl6 biz. elnok,
serf6zS J&nos,
Rosa J&nos,
Zelenak S&ndor es
Horvath Q&bor biz. tagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-09
NYILATKOZAT.

Mi aulrottak egyrszr6l mint Amerkai Magyar Segeyz5
Szoveseg k0zpon tisztvs6 masreszr6 pedg Rak6czy
Magyar Beegsegeyz6 Egy kozpont szve3 es ugyan
tesiet konvenc6a ata ca megvaaszott egyes6 bzosag
tagok kijelentjHk, hogy:
nevezett ket eslet egyesset heyesne tagsagra
jonak es hasznosnak latjnk, kijelentjHk hogy:-
ezen egycstenek tovenyes akadaao
tudunk kivhet5nek tauk es tagagunknak anjanu.
Ezn onkentes Is 6akaatu nyakozaunkat ajatkezu aara
snnkka is megerostjuk.
Ket Bridgeport, Conn 1923 januar 3O-an
Rak6czy Magyar Bsegsegeyz6 Az Amerka Magyar Segzo
Egyet Sz0vetseg
reszerol: reszer0l
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Dinner Bridge
TO Be rendered
Bride ofAMg. /

Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Goodwin
and DR.. and Mrs. Oliver w. Greer,
will entertain at the Goodwin home,
36O1 Guilford Ave, tonight, with a
dinner bridge party in honor of
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Shriber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c..
Shriber, 1886 Broadway, whose mar
riage to DR.. Arthur G.. Funkhouser
will take place Aug. 1.
Thursday the bride-elect will be
honor guest at the Columbia Club,
when Mrs. Rice lambert and Mrs.
Howard D. Wright entertain at a
luncheon bridge party.
Thursday Mrs. Haney E. Berry,
1881 Park Ave, entertained with a
luncheon bridge party and linen
shower in honor of Miss Shriber
The luncheon table was lighted with
pink tapers and arranged with ferns
and daisies. With Mrs. Berry and
Miss Shriber were Mesdames Elmer
Funkhouser, Ralph Funkhouser,
Howard D. Wright, Herbert Heck
man, Adrian Altman, Clifford
Kearby, Rice Lambert, willard
Stevens, Dana Mobley, Jerome
Turnkey, Harold Trusler, Edmund
Haggard, Wallace French, John K
Goodwin, George Davidson, Levens
Cady, Robert st. Pierre and Miss
Florence Schwankhaus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
AfterMoOm Brid1e

The board of the Richmond
Woman's Club, Mrs. Clarence M.
Brown, president, has received a
large number of reservations for the
afternoon bridge party to be given
at the Elks Club there Monday aft
ernoon.
Members Of the board who will
be hostesses are Mrs. Clarence M.
Brown, president; Mrs. David M.
Edwards, first vice president; Mrs.
D. G. Hess, second vice president;
Mrs. Luther Feegar, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Reba Shrieves, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Rees M.
Ryan, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Hud-
son, registrar; Mrs. Fred Lehman,
head of music department.; Mrs.
Lewis c. kim. head of the art de-
partment; Mrs. E. H. Harris, civics
head; Mrs. William j. Blackmore,
director of the American Homes
group, and Miss Beatrice Swallow,
chairman Of the literary depart
ment.
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EntertGinS for
Miss James to Be
Bride Thursday

Miss Margaret James, whose mar
riage to Wendell J. Brown, Chicago,
will take place Thursday, was hon
ored this afternoon when Mrs. Ro-
bert Bastian, 1881 Central Ave, en-
tertained with a bridge party and
kitchen shower in her honor.
The bride's-elect colors, jade
green apricot and, blue were carried
out in the flowers and refresh
ments. Assisting the hostess was
her mother, Mrs. E. w. StockGale,
and her sistre, Mrs. D. Maurice
Stephenson.
The guests were: Mesdames Ed
ward James, Charles R. James, Chi
cago; Oscar Rainier, L. v. Prirgle,
Avon Park, Fla; Carl Kistner,
Richmond Bastian, w. A. Shoe
maker, Wakarusa; Frederick Alber-
shardt, Austin Clifford, Paul Han
cock, Charles Petig. Alfred Gloss
brenner, Donovan Hoover, w. G..
Albershardt, Russell Veit, Merrill
Smith, Philip Johnson, William
Foltz, Louis Wood and Robert
Brewer; Misses Betty De Hass,
Florence Lupton and Sarah Hunter.
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Worth Uses Jewels

The Importance which jewelled
ornaments play in the evening mode
is indicated by a gown which Worth
has just designed for a well known
Partisan. This is of pale pink satin
on most simple lines, the distinctive
feature of which is the jewelled
shoulder straps. The straps alone
are worth $500 and we're designed by
M. Worth himself and the stones
cut under his direction. A large
oblong imitation diamond rests on
the shoulder and from it are two
narrow strands of eight diamonds
cut on the old fashioned rose pat
tern. Then comes a large emerald,
then the double row of diamonds
and so on, terminating in a two
branched ornament, combining en-
eralds and diamonds M Worth
lately expressed his opinion that
jewels will continue to be used ex-
tensively on evening gowns and
worked in as a part of the frock
design.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
Bridge, Shower
for Miss HenkeI
to Be Wed Soon
-.&

Mrs. Donald Kennedy entertained
this afternoon at her home in Mar
tinsville with a bridge party and
green crystal shower honoring Miss
Lenore Henkel, who will be mar
ried to Herman Lauter Wednesday
at noon at All Souls Unitarian
Church.
Summer flowers and appoint
ments were in violet, green and yell
low. With the bride-elect were
Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Martinsville;
Mrs. Charles Benzel, Milwaukee,
Wis, and the following Indianapo-
lis women: ATesdames Henry l..
Dithmer, Jr.; Emory Baxter, Addi-
son King, Edward Fillion, John
Moore, Dudley Smith and Walter
Stuhldreher, and Misses Minna
Margaret and Helen Lauter, Anna
G. Gardner, Harriet Adams, Lucille
Chandler and Ann Wright.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
FEDERATION OF
MUSIC NEWS

At the meeting of the State
board of the Indiana Federation Of
Music Clubs at Hotel Lincoln Mon
day the following members were
present: Mrs. E. B. Birge, presi-
dent; Mrs. Henry j. Schurmann,
Mrs. Norman Schneider, Miss Jane
johnson Burroughs, Mrs. c. A. Max
we'll, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. Mary c.
Hammer, Mrs. Edwin Shedd, Mrs.
Verna Sterling, Mrs. Fred R. Boke-
lob, Mrs. Robsinson, Terre Haute,
new State chairman of special
memberships, was introduced. 1t
was decided that artist member
ship in the Federation will be by
invitation of the board.
Fees for federating various new
groups we're agreed upon by the
board. Home groups wishing to
federate will be charged 81. Quar-
tets, exclusive of music in industry
will be charged 81; orchestras,
choruses or ensemble groups will
pay $40.
Mrs. Edwin Shedd, State chair
man of hospitality announced that
the federation card party will be
held in March.
One phase of federation work
which is coming to the front is
music in religious education, This
includes music in church educa-
tional institutions, Sunday school,
week day church schools and vaca-
ton church schools, along the lines
of both vocal and instrumental
music for special occasions.
During this summers session of
the vacation church school at West
minister Presbyterian Church, In
dianapolis, the junior and interme-
date departments under direction
of Mrs. Fred R. Bokeloh, made a
special study of the history. words
and music of ten hymns. At the
end Of the course a contest was
held, one phase of each hymn was
played on the organ, after which
the children wrote the song name,
tune name and the words of the
first verse. Thirty-six children were
entered.
Josephine Taylor, IL, and Ludwig
Bohn, IL, each made 100 per cent.
Each received as an award a copy
Of "Alice in Crchestralia," by Err
nest LaPrade, member of the New
York Symphony orchestra. Twelve
of the thirtv-six children made
averages of 80 or more.
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SorOrita Parties

A Japanese( garden and bridge
party was given by the active
chapter of Delta Sigma of Indiana
State, Terre Haute. Wednesday eve
ming, at the home of Miss Alberta
Schnell. The committee in charge
consisted of Mildred Sleight, Shoals,
president of the chapter; Alice KEEP
ner, Rushville; Dorothy Soeder,
Terre Haute; Louise Hall, Green
castle, and Martha Ritenour, Bloom
ington.
Guests of honor were Misses Alva
Hall, Clinton; Paula Pfeiffer, Terre
Haute; Aline Callahan, Brazil;
Mary Leader, Jasonville, and
Josephine Swope, Terre Haute.
The chapter will entertain with
it's annual boatride dance the eve
ming of July 10. Miss Lillian Max
am, Terre Haute, is in CHARGE
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League VIII
Make DTiUe
for Members

FTHE Indiana League of
Il Women Voters will make
a definite effort to increase its
membership during the ensuing
year, according to an announce
ment made today by Mrs. j. G.
Boss, Elkhart, director at large Of
the State league and chairman Of
organization. The month of Oc-
tober will be devoted to member
ship campaigns in each local league.
The local leagues have been given
a certain percentage of increase as
a goal toward which to work, the
percentage depending upon the size
Of the league in relation to the COM
munity, its strength and ability to
absorb and use new material.
1.-THE object Of the campaign"
Mrs. Boss stated, lis not only to en-
large the genera membership of the
league in Indiana, but to interest
women who will be well qualified to
carry on the league program. With
this aim IN view a idennlte enorC
will be made to secure as new men,
bers women, who are leaders in
various sections of the communities,
who will form a nucleus for ward
organization of the league later"
The campaign will close with q
membership tea in honor of the new
members. Study groups on legisla-
tive procedure and on election laws
will be organized in each local
branch of the Indiana league, ready
for new members to join. Special
activities such as one-day schools on
election procedure and campaign is
sues, ballot marking classes and
radio teas will be planned to be of
particular interest to the new men,
berS.
AS an aid to the membership
campaign a new pamphlet published
by the Indiana League will be ready
for distribution next week which ex-
plains the aims, methods and serv-
ices Of the league, both national and
State.
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News Of Indiana
D. A. R. Chapters

Wythougan chapter at Plymouth
held luncheon Friday at, The
Country Club.
Visitors from all the Middle West
have been guests at the William
Henry Harrison mansion in Vim
cennes owned by the Frances Vigo
chapter of that city. On July 4
there were 1913 adults and twenty
three children registered as visitors.
The Frances Vigo chapter will
soon be the owner of valuable
memento, a deed to 400 acres OF
Knox county land which William
Thompson, Knox County pioneer
Henry Harrison gave to Samuel
for making brick used in the Harri-
son mansion. The deed will be pre-
sented by John L. Thompson, near
Bruceville, grandson Of Samuel
Thompson.
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FLORENCE NJ. JOHNSON
WEBS HOOSIER IN EAST

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Eugene H. Johns
ton of Pittsburgh, Pa, formerly OF
Bloomington, son of Mrs. H. w.
Johnston, 81 w. Twenty-f1rst ST.,
this city, and Miss Florence M.
Johnson, formerly of Franklin, a
daughter of the late Judge and Mrs.
william A. Johnson, Franklin,
which took place at the Little
Church Around the Corner, New
York, Friday.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston were
graduated from Indiana University
and received masters degrees at the
University of Pittsburgh last year.
They are studying at Columbia Uni
versity this summer. The bride is a
member of Pi Beta Phi and Mr..
Johnston of Kappa Sigma.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. James Woods, 1855
Evergreen Ave, entertained Thurs
day evening with an informal din
ner in honor Of Miss Margaret Fin
neran and Charles Dana Rollings
whose marriage will take place
Wednesday. Roses and delphinium
were used on the tables. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and
son, James, Miss Finneran, her
mother, Mrs. Thomas j. Finneran;
Mr.. Rollings, MIR. and Mrs. w. S.
Rollings, Mrs. Rose Rollings, and
Miss Marion Whitney.
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MUSIC SECTION PLANS
LUNCHEON BRIDGE

The music section of the Woman's
Department Club will hold lunch
eon-bridge Monday at noon at the
Home Economics studios, 26 S.
Pennsylvania st. The following
reservations have been made: Mes
danes William A. Meyer, Paul Me-
10y, Edward Pedlow, Harold Pur-
cell, Frank McCaslin, w. B. Parker,
John P. Ragsdale, George Bowman,
Earl Richardson, F.. G. Walker, John
Craig, Robert D. Wilson, H. B. Rich
ardson, Hazel Mack, Charles David
son, o. L. FEWER, M. B. Hedges, Will
liam w. Ward, George Headley,
George Cox, Devore, M. D. Didway,
Leander Smith, Jane j. Burroughs,
E. L. Burnett and John A. Ross.
Reservations are in charge of Mrs.
Fred H. Knodel, 2151 College Ave.
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MRS. ARMER TO HONOR
VIRGINIA FOXWORTHY

Mrs, Robert Armer, 500 East Dr.,
Woodruff Place, will entertain Tues
day evening with a bridge party and
linen shower in honor of Miss Vir-
GINA Foxworthy, who marriage to
Brewer Graham, will take place
July 81.
The guests will be Ndesdames H. T.
Graham, A. M. Armer, Mildred
Morgan, Dorothy Lance and Donald
Chaddick and Misses Mary Eiler.
Lois Mona Rushton, Marcia Dean
Rushton, Virginia Graham, Clara
Foxworthy, Harriet Shoemaker and
Emily Brossnlan,