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waterfall that he broke the pipe.
In token of their appreciation of what
Arch. had done for the family, Mrs.
Col sent him this photograph.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Spsin win be the topic OF lectures
70 be given by Mrs Samuel ArtInan
before chapters OF the International
Study and Travel Clubs next week.
as follows:
Normandy chapter will meet with
the president, Mrs G. Aldrich. Mon
day. She will be assisted by her
sister, Mrs. E. Murray. Members
will respond to roll call with remin-
essences Of the summer, Miss Dolly
Clark will give readings.
Egyptian chapter will meet Tues
day at i:30 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. J. G. Beck, with Mrs. George
w. Bell and Mrs. Talmadge Smith
as assistant hoSteSses. Mrs. william
Shafer will give musical program.
assisted by Mrs. Ray C. Money. Mrs.
Harry Huntington is new member.
Brittany chapter will meet at the
Marott Hotel, Wednesday at p. m.
Mrs. A. Dobbins will preside.
Chez Foo chapter will meet at the
home Of Miss Mary v. Bayne,
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Lincolnian and Ama1onian chap
tiers will meet Friday at 1880 p. m.
for a luncheon In the Lincoln room
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Miss MkiYk
BYide-ELeCt
Entertained

MRS. H. S. NIKIRK, 42I E.
1V1 Twenty Eighth ST., entertained
Friday evening with bridge party
and crystal shower in honor Of Miss
June Nikirk, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Nikirk, 345 Kenwood
Ave. whose marriage to Roy
Crowder will take place Oct. 20 at
the Sutherland Presbyterian Church.
The hostess was assisted by Mes
danes Maude Sicily and j. N. Nj
kirk
Guests with Miss Nikirk included:
Mesdames Russell z. Young. Harry
TacSett, Lewis r. Thomas. Robert Price.
Ted Owens. Frank Crowder: Misses
Marguerite Johnson. Myls Smith, eusan
Hale. Doris West. Katherine EleSea. Re-
bekah Hisslop. zelms Cummings. Louise
Crowder. Florence Grady. Elizabeth Poe.
Mary schanek and Alice Hoover.
Mrs. Frank Crowder will enter
tain with a miscellaneous shower
at her home Sunday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Nikirk. Mrs. J. M.
Nil1irk will entertain oct. 6 with
a miscellaneous shower, and Miss
Marguerite johnson with a boudoir
shower Oct. 8. Miss Nellie Morgan
will give a personal shower, the date
to be announced later.
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HOnOYed at
Bridge Fete

MRS. PHILIP BERNSTEIN, A2s
4f1 E. Thirty Third St., enter
tanned Friday evening with bridge
party and boudoir shower In honor
Of Miss Diana GreenSpan, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. B. GreenSpaIl,
e0e S. Illinois ST.. whose marriage
TO Morris OlShan will take place
Oct. IA.
Decorations and appointments
were carried out in orchid and
green. the bridal colors. Shower
gifts were presented to the BRIDE
elect by means Of q treasure hunt.
Guests with Miss Greespan were:
Mesdnmes George Long. Hubert Free-
man. David Pollock. Saul Marcus, Mike
Piltz. Fred Mitchell. N. B. Rappsport and
William Barb; Misses Ida Lobraieo, Mary
belle Dyson. Alma Haser, Edith Barns,
Jessie Hamriek. Bessie Gerstein. Constance
S2angler. Pauline sommeFs. Frieda Naper-
stick. Ruth Emhsrdt. Rebeeea Simon, Helen
Clark and Jeanette Brill.
Miss Edith Clark, 1886 N. Illinois
ST.. will entertain in honor Of Miss
Greenspan at Sunday afternoon,
with a bridge party.
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OF Hotel Lincoln. There will "a
special music. HostesseS will 81
Mrs. j. A. Cameron, Mrs. v. r. Lee
Mrs. v. B. Binager. Mrs. s. H. Nor
row, Mrs. H, J. Stombaugh, Mrs
G. w. Perlee and Mrs. Truman
Short. Garden flowers will decorate
the luncheon tables.
Toyama chapter will meet at thh
Marott Hotel Friday at 7:3o D. nj:
Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy was host
esS for the ArtInan council Wednes-
day evening. Newly elected oficers
are: President, Mrs. 3. F. HollingS-
worth; first vice president, Mrs.
Clara Aldrich; second vice presi,.
dent. Mrs. J. X. Lang; secretary
Miss Sadie Campbell: treasurer
Mrs. Tessie Goodman; pubIicity
Mrs. George T. Smith: membership
Mrs. S. B. Prater: entertainment.
Mrs. George P. Steinmetz; musicl
Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy. Those
present gave a brief report OF how
they spent their summer vacations
A luncheon for all chapters wild
be given at the Marott Hotel Thurs
day. A reception will be held from
IL to p. m. Members of ArtmaI
council will be hostesSes. Follow
ing luncheon. talk win be eivts.
oy Or. Vincent A. Lapenta, Italis
consul. There will also be a mv
steal program.
Mrs. Samuel Artman will prese
a gavel to Mrs. J. A. Cameron
president of the federation Of tbS
International Study and travel
Club. The gavel was made from
a limb OF the charter oak. found
at the museum at Hartford. Conn
The wood was given to Mrs Art
man by Mrs. W. d. Beardsley. The
presentation speech will be an origi-
nal poem--a condensed revision OF
Roberts Rules Of Order.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY FOLK

their guests Mr.. and Mrs. H. K.
Metcalf and daughter, Patricia
Mary, Yokohama. Japan. who will
arrive in Indianapolis Wednesday
They arrived at Vancouver. B. c.,
today. They are on their way to
London, England. where Mr.. Met
calf has been transferred. Mrs.
Metcalf was before her marriage
Miss Helen Terry Caperton.
Ray c. Cooper. Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, Is in New York.
Miss Ethel Maple. l3l E. Six
teenth St., is at Hotel Roosevelt,
New York.
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, 800 Sun
set Blvd, and son, Fdederic, Jr., are
In Ojai, Cal, where he will enter
the Thatcher School.
Mrs. Frank w. Cregor, 1871 NJ
Meridian st., is IN Gary for a short
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MEETINGS OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

The first meeting of the school
year will be held by the Parent
Teacher Association of School 81
at 3.15, p. m. Miss Charlotte Car
ter, principal, will speak. officers
and board members will be
hosteSses.
Tau Delta Sigma Sorority will en-
terrain with a rosebud party at the
home of Mrs. James Fleener, 812
N. Bradley Ave. Mrs. Gilbert Gee
is chairman in charge, assisted Thy
Mrs. Charles Killion and Miss Clara
Miller.
Members of Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION of School 80 will hold their
first meeting of the year at 3;15
p. m. with Mrs. Robert Goodler
incoming president, presiding. Z
- $500 r>--~~-''---- WI ~ ~ivon
and new members will be introduce
School So will hold its first Parent
Teacher meeting at 2:15 p. m. The
BIB class will give a demonstration
of its morning opening exercises and
Mrs. Clyde Titus will lead commuE-
ity singing. Miss Ada Wyrick, prin-
cipal, will outline the years work
Mrs. L. G. Litten, new president, will
preside.
The literary department of the
Woman's Department Club will
meet. Marcus Dickey will speak
on Poetry as Expressed by Our
Hoosier Poet, James Whitcomb
Riley"
The first meeting Of the school
year of the Parent Teachers Asso-
at School 10, will be held at 3:15 p.
m. with Mrs. c.. M Lindsay pre-
siding. Fire Prevention" will be
the topic.
A Colonial program has been
arranged for the first meeting OF
the Parent Teachers Association at
School rs. at 3:15 p. m. Mary Trauh
Busch will present q musical pro-
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Luncheon will be served at l, fol-
lowed by a business meeting. Mrs
Frank Schmedel, hostess.
The Indianapolis Council of
Women at Hotel Lincoln. Luncheon
at 1915 p. m. Speakers will be
Mayor L Ert Slack and Dick Miller
of the Chamber of Commerce.
Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays
will hold meeting at 10 a. m. in
the Women's room of the Fletcher
American Bank Bldg, Mrs. David
Ross presiding. George Sim, Louis-
vile, KY, will speak on Movie
tone and q iVtaphone." Mrs. w. H.
Lewis will give report of the ma
tional convention at San Antonio,
Tex.
Wednesday
The Womans Rotary Club will
hold its first meeting of the club
year at the Propylaeum. Dinner
will be served at $3.50 p. m, and a
program will be given by Mrs. Helen
Warrunn Chappell following dinner.
The Irvington Home Study Club
will hold the first meeting of the
season. Presidents day will be OBJ
served with a luncheon at the
Propylaeum. Mrs. Milton Mangus
is the new president, and Mrs.
Harry Jordan, the retiring presi-
dent. The program will be on
Vacation Notes.
First meeting of the Alunnae
Club of Mu Phi Epsilon with Mrs.
Joseph Gregoire, 3002 Talbot Ave,
luncheon at 1890 p. m. Topic for
discussion Listening to Music"
Members of the Parent Teacher
Association of School will meet at
3:15 p. m. Mrs. j. R. Farrell of the
home service department of the In
dianapoliS Power and Light Comp
pany, will lecture on Home Eco
nomics."
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Monday

The Citizenship class, sponsored
by the Community Welfare depart
ment of the Womans Department
Club, will meet at IL a. M, under the
direction of Mrs. Edward Franklin
White.
The Indianapolis Literary Club
will meet at the D. A. r. Chapter
house at 8 p. m. for ladies night.
Leon j. Bailey will present Book
Plates" George Buck is club presi-
dent and James A. Rohbach, secre-
tary.
Alpha chapter, Phi Beta Delta
Sorority will meet Monday evening
with Miss Betty Hartinger, Ills N.
Butler ST. Election of officers will
take place. All members are urged
to attend.
The first meeting of the Wash
ington Township Women's Repub-
lican club will be held at 8 p. m. at
Templeton hall, 4141 College Ave,
with Mrs. Frank j. Lair as the
principal speaker. Candidates pres
ent will be Harry Leslie and Miss
Genevieve Brown.
Regents day will be observed by
+ Daughters of the Union Veterans
at the Spink-Arms Hotel. Luncheon
at /, in honor of Mrs. w. w. Gates,
regent.
The New Era Club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Donald Warren,
1915 Ashland Ave-, at 2 p. m.
Catherine Merrill tent No. g.
Daughters of Union Veterans, will
meet at y. m. at FIT. Friendly
512 N. Illinois st. Mrs. Nellie Nc
Ginnis, president, will preside.
Tuesday
Delta Tau Mothers Club will
meet at the chapter house, Forty
NiEh ST.. and Gracelatd Ave
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ndOYSerS Of 4
PhOtopLays to-
OpenSeGSOn1
.n EovrrroNE and vitAphcnl

"NEovIErONE and vitAphond
IVA lecture by George Sim
Louisville, KY, Is on the prosram
of the Indiana Indorsers Of Photo
plays at its first meeting OF the year
to be held at 10 Tuesday morningt
In the women's room Of the Fletcher
American National Bank Bldg. Mrs.
David Ross will preside, and MfT
w. H. Lewis will give a report OF
the national convention at San An
tonic, Texas.
Chairmen, vice chairmen and
committees Of the indorsers tor the
coming year are announced IS fol-
lows:
MembershIp-Mrs. z. l. burnett. ehairs
man; Mrs. J. II. orndoFff. V1ee chairman
and Miss Helen DALEY.
Hosultality-MrS. John Titus, chAtrman;
MRS Charles Sherman. vice chairman;
Mrs Curtis Hodges and Miss Grace Foitz.
Speakers Bureau-Mrs. L. q. Hughes
chairman.
chairman.
PhiIanthroplc-Mrs. Alex Goodwin,
chairman: Mrs. John Harrison. vice ehaiy
man; Mesdames W. @. Bartholomew
Harold Warren. W. A. Sutphin. John
Titus and L. q. Hughes.
Cooperative Downtown Thesters-Mrs
Thomas Demmerly. chairman.
NeighbOrhOOd TheaterS-MrS. H. q
Bertrand. chairman; Mrs. Harry French'N
north district chairman: Mrs. Harry Nc
Donald. east district chairman; Mrs. Q. r.
Kempf, south district chairman, and
Mrs Claude Power. west district chairman.
BuIIstln-Mrs. H. C. Hacker, chairman.
Picture Committse-MrS. Charles David.
son. chairman: Mrs. james sproule. vic
chairman.
AusomObIIe-AGrs. ". @. Freund. cha
man: Mrs. Francis Summers. vice cha
man.
TeIephone-Mrs. H. y. Riehardsol
chairman: Mrs. @. A. BTattain. vice cha
man.
HisssriAn-Mrs. E. W. Springer. chg
man.
Music--Mrs. T. W Engle. ehairmS
Mrs. John Compton. vice chairman.
Pubusity--Mrs. Fred n. Knodei. chair
man.
ReEiStratiOn-Mrs warren HarreiS
chairman.
PrOnam-Mrs. Harry Fseneh. chair
man.
CitixenShIp-Niss Helen DALEY. chair
man: Mrs. ". W. Ward. vice chairman.
Federation Of Ciubs % thu seventh Dis
triet-Mrs. M. p. 'Ault. delegate: Mrs. J,
H orndorh. alternate.
Community Fund-MTS. Wolf suSsman.
chairman.
Local CounciI--Mrs. ". p. Holmes,
delegate; Mrs. ". H. lewis. alternate.
AmsrieGniIAtion--MTs, Benjamin Meyer,
chairman; Mrs, Isaac Born. vice chair
mar
O1ieers-chAirmAn. Mrs. David Ros,,
| FIRST vice chairman. MIS-. Thomas Deuf
merry: second vice chairman. Mrs z. -
Burnett: third vice chairman. MrS. Wolf
Sussman; fourth vice chairman, Mrs.
James sproule: recording secretary. Mrs.
Fred H. Knodle: corresponding secretary,
Mrs.. Bloomfield Moore: treasurer. Mrs. J.
II. orndorn; executive committee. Mes
danes Harry French. M. E. Robbins and
W. W. Ward.
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Literature Unit
First EUent to
Be WedneSda.

The literature department Of th$
Woman's Department Club viii
hold its opening program Wednes-
day. Marcus Dickey, associate of
James Whitcomb Riley will discuss
Poetry as Expressed Through Our
Hoosier Poet" Frederick Kruli,
composer, will sing a number Of
his original Riley songs.
Tea will follow the lecture. in
charge Of the following hostesses:
Mrs. w C. Smith, general chair
man: Mesdames c. B. Biakesley,
october chairman; Victor Kenda
sub chairman; Hugh J. Baker, Ed
win J. Church. M. B. Hedges, famed
Chalmers Morrison, w. P. Morton.
M. L. Mendenhall, e. Walter short
A. r. Dewey and g. e. Pittmar
Mrs. John M. williams Is chairns
Of the literature department.
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gram. Mrs. George H. Losey will
preside.
The Rev. l.. B. Cooper, pastor of
the United Brethren Church will be
the speaker at the first meeting of
the Parent Teachers of School 81,
at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. George Hottie,
president, will preside.
The Girls Glee Club will give Sc
lections at the meeting of the
Parent Teachers Association of
School 81 at 3:15 p. m. Piano duets
will be given by Misses Rosalena
Voeller and Vera Embry. Mrs.
Charles T. Paul will speak.
Denmark will be the subject of
the talk at the meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers Association, School
SO, at 3:15 p. m. Mrs. Arthur Hoff-
man will talk Mrs. Chester Zechiel.
president. viii give a report on the
community find.
Thursday
Caroline Scott Harrison day will
be observed at the D. A. r. chapter
house at 2 p. m, with Miss Julia
E. Landers as chairman. Mrs. John
H. Holiday will present personal
"reminiscences in the life of Mrs.
Harrison. Mrs. Don w. Bridge will
sing Loves Old Sweet Song" Host
esses will be Mesdames James L.
Gavin, Adelaide G. Atkins and
Quincy Myers.
The opening meeting of the
Aftermath Club will be held in the
goldroom of the Marott Hotel
honoring Mrs. William A. Myers,
incoming president. Luncheon will
be served at 1 p. m. Mrs E. w.
Mitchell is hostess. Mrs. E Hol-
man will talk on From Indianapo-
lis to San Francisco"
Beta chapter, Delphian Society,
will hold the first meeting Of the
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Women to Hear
Mayor Slack at
Meeting Tuesday

The Indianapolis Council of Wom-
en- will meet for 1915 p. m. lunch
con at Hotel Lincoln Hotel Tues
day. Mrs. M. E. Robbins, president,
and Mrs. Wolf Sussman, chairman
of the civic committee, will be in
charge.
Speakers will be Mayor L. Ert
Slack and Dick Miller of the Cham
Der of Commerce. who will talk on
"Civic Development" Mrs. Cora
Young Wiles will present an organ
program. Mrs. Walker Baylor will
present cycle of songs, music for
which was composed by Mrs. Wiles
and the words by Miss Adele Storck.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Fred Bretthauer or Mrs. Carl
Day.
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Alummce Club to Meet

The Alumnae Club Of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority, will hold its first meeting
wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph Gregoire, 5000 Talbot Ave.
Luncheon will be served at 1880
D. m. What We Hear In Music"
will be the subject Of the years
study, with Listening to Music" as
the first meeting subject. A report
from the national convention held
in Denver. Colo, last June will be
given by Miss Norma Mueller, dele
gate from Indianapolis.
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Entertain at Cards

Mrs. George Wittemeier viii en-
terrain at cards Sunday afternoon
at Mars Hill Hall for the benefit of
st. AIMS Church. The committee
in charge consists Of MesdameS
Thomas Harmon H. Hieny, A. Baker,
Bertha Hayes, Bertha Wehrel, F.
Landick, w. Renner, s. Bauer and
B. Hahn. A chicken dinner will be
served from 80 until 3 p. m. pre-
ceding the card party.
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Mrs. D. L. Chambers. 5272 N.
Meridian ST., has gone to Nevada
for a two weeks visit on a ranch.
DR.. and Mrs. James H. Taylor,
1908 N. Pennsylvania ST.. have as
their guest their daughter, Miss
Margery Taylor, New York.
Mrs. Teasdale Fisher, Cincinnati,
Ohio, is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. John M. Shaw, 1906 Park Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Caperton,
1880 N. Meridian ST., will have as
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Tea GjUe11 for
Music Section
byMrS. Parker

The music section of the Woman's
Department Club was entertained
with musical tea at the home Of
Mrs. w. B. Parker, 1925 Guilford
Ave, Friday afternoon.
The house was decorated with
lavender and orange fall flowers.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs pre-
sented group of songs; Mrs. Cor
nelius F. Poison sang a number Of
Indian airs and a review of the
music section study course was
given by Mrs. John R. Craig. The
hostess was assisted by MesdameS
Frank McCaslin, Frank @. Walker,
Earl Richardson and George Bow
man.
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Initiation Friday Night

Rough initiation Of Sigma Alphl
Chi sorority was held Friday nigh
at the Beta chapter house, 1892 ParN
Ave. Formal services will be held at
sunrise Sunday morning, followed
by a breakfast. Pledges are Misses
Imogene Pollom, Jane Pitnan,
Mar Clayton, Ethel Bergman and
Billy Hinkle.
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Club Department
to offer Glass
i'm CitiSenShib

The community welfare depart
ment of the Women's Department
Club will sponsor a class in citizen
ship as part of the years program.
The first discussion, to be led by
Mrs. Edward Franklin White, will
be Origin and Necessity of Polit-
ical Parties" at IL Monday morn
ing at the club house.
MesdameS E. c. Runpler, chair
man; Philip zoercher, Curtis Hodges
and w. G. Smith compose the cit
izenship committee. A practice
voting machine will be in charge
of the citizenship preparedness
committee, of which Mrs. Ira M
Holmes is chairman.
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season at the Fletcher American
Bank Bldg. at GAS a. m.
Mrs. Earl Fortney is hostess for
the women's luncheon bridge, Ava
lon Club meeting, at the Indian
apoIis Athletic Club. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. H. H. Bush
ong.
Friday
Presidents day will be observed
by the Irvington Fortnightly Club
with Mrs. F. William Hogle, presi-
dent, as hostess.
Saturday
Members of the Saturday After
noon Literary Club will observe
Presidents day with Mrs. Glen
Howe, incoming president, as host
ess. Mrs. George Alig, Jr., will pre-
sent talk on Indiana Artists." A
musical program will be given.
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Rush Party Sunday

The first OF a series Of rush parties
to be given by Theta Mu Rho Soror-
ity, will be a tea at $3.50 Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Miss
Maxine Ballwig 52S S. Central ct.
Miss Constance Perkins is rush cap
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Entertains at Cards

Members of Garment Workers
Local No. 127 will entertain with a
card party at $3.50 Monday evening
at 312 E. Washington st.
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HENDERSON, daughter of Charles Henderson
1VI Chicago at brlan
Baker will make their home
Elizabeth Lockhard bridesmaid Miss
the bridegroom maid Of
D. general of
SunnySide held at the
Indiana ballroom Oct 5.
M of Mr. and Mrs Charles Schumacher
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
COMMITTEE CALLED

Chicago. May IS 'P-The repun lcan national committee has been called 10 meet in Kansas City on June to hear contests over dele gates 10 the convention. The call was sent out today by Roy 0, West. secretary,
 West said he understood thcr" would be contested delegates from Tennessaa. Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama and possibly Georgia George Wharton Pepper from Penn sylvania. senator. is chairman Of the committee on credentials who Will hear the contests.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
fRATERN|7|ES MUST
 ! BE KEPT IN PLACES
tContlnued from First Pakel

should confer from tune to time in the interest of the particular organ ization or of the school.
 T shall he slad to have your representative members come 10 me with such problems as they may wish 10 sunhit 10 ns, and with such requests as they may Hlsh 10 make. l shall not hesitate to take the lnl- lative and call them into confer nee
 Your dances have, in the past, -ometimes brought discredit upon you and upon the sc hool. While, Of course. We cannot he responsible for dances outside Of our plant. we shall tNpect that you will provide such safeguards al your dances as will rrotect your good name and that Of inc school,
 If you have regular places Of meeting. other than the homes of >our mothers the conduct of your members at these places must be ~!ch as not to be objectionable to my citizen.
 ."I shall not pry into your affairs md shall. as ! have indicated. hase r1y Judgments upon the results hlch your org8 nilatlons achieve Tn The character and reputation Of !. heir members. As you may seek !, my help, l shall he glad to give this help in all causes that may contrib fte 10 ih. upbuildlng of your char j actera and the improvement of our
 rbooi
 MT Slade told the members, their dances were better of late than they crn three years ago when they brought considerable criticism upon h., school because Of their conduct,
 | was about that time that so- salicd ultra coll glaio" dances were f ing held at th" Burrtt Hotel and
 her places in this city, Farming
 nn West Hae"n. Hartford, New AHaNen. and Ausonia,
 T f became necessary for the man A cement of the Burrltt Hotel to bal %fhe dances for time, but at pres
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18

ent the hotel allows the dances and they are conducted satisfactorily.
 Of course these dances were con ducted by the fra'ernlries when they were not a recognized part of thc school and were not recognized, therefore the school had no control Of them. it has been learned. Since the school authorities recognized the organizations. their dances have been better.
 Toward the latter part of his talk. MT Slade pointed out ssNera of fhe schools regulations and urged the pupils to live up to them.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
OVERRIDE TILLLE VETO

Boston. May IS LP-A bill al- thorizing the city ot Boston 70 pay the widow of John J. Hefernan, nho was president Of the city coun cil, the salary for his uncompleted term. was passed today hy the sen ate over Governor Alv3n T, lullcr's S veto The vote was e5 to .. The bill becomes effective lnssnnch as the house of representative had previously taken like action.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
JAP BOYCOTT PLANS

Berlin, May IS q P)-pelegate- oi chambers Of commerce ut Shanghai Nanhing, Nlngpo. kiu hiang l'oochon, S"atoW AmoE rhanssh4 and Canton, China TllI meet at Shanghai May , to decld" measures to boycott Japan heCau Of her inter- ention in Chinese ali fairs, the Tagehlatt's Shanghai cor respondent Cahled today.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
NOTORROAT REGATTA

Hartford. May lS UP1-An out hoar1 mo'orhoat regatta with en fries in three classes in planned i,H the newly organized Hartford Out hoard Motor association for May c6 It is planned 10 hold the races on the Connecticut river oyer the Hart ford Yacht club course, Entries will be accepted in Classes'R and ( for a grand free for-all,