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GOOD EMERSON GRID
SLATE is ARRANGED

Nine games. including six out-of-town
contests and three home engagements,
have been carded for Emerson Institute
foot ball team for next Fall. En-
counters with Gettysburg Academy.
Charlotte Hall Academy. Tome InSti-
tute Stanton Military Academy. York,
Pa. High School and Alexandria High
School are to be played away, and BUSH
ness. which will be met September 20,
In the opening game: Eastern and Con-
zaga will be tackled in this city.
The Emerson schedule:
September 29--Business High School.
October eastern High School.
October 13--Gettysburg Academy at
Gettysburg, Pa.
October 1s--Chariotte Hall Academy
at Charlotte Hall, Md.
October 27--Tome Institute at Port
Deposit, Md.
November 3--Staunton Military Acad-
envy at Staunt0n, Va.
November 10--York High School at
York, Pa.
November 16--Alexandria High School
at Alexandria, Va.
November 23---G0nxaga.
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w YET diamonds failed to keep
u independent sandlot base ball
wv teams idle yesterday. Despite
the slippery footing. close
contests were Waged by most
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Rirmingham, z; Chattanooga. ;.
Memphis, z; Nashville, S.
Mobile. S-6; New Orleans, SIS.
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GAMES TODAY.

New York ~ Phils.
IL. I.anis At Ctnein.
Psltsbufgh At ChieaEs
Bs9ekisB ~ HsstsS',
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Tulsa, lo.I: Des Moines, go
Oklahoma City, %-t; Omaha, "a.
Pueblo. i0-io; Amarillo, 49.
Denver, I; Wichita, ?.
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Towing, TT. 6-e-0-5. Central Auto Works,
.AIiEaa aa.-al.<s.as.. .A..a r--Adysrt iaepsfat.
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

Miami, SIS: Daytona Beach. s-2.
West Palm Beach. SIS: sanford. Al.
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MUCH BETTER
purrAnEr.pUJA.

tBatted for Earnshaw in cighth inning
Ph,laaelnhia aaa O O | o q s--3
Washinston - a2I 0i l x--6
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newark, ll~Ss Buffalo. S-l
Baltimore. 6-3. Rochester, Al.
Montreal, s; Reading, 4
Toronto. 10: Jersey City. Al.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. Z: chattanooga. ;.
Memphis. z; Nashville, 5.
Mobile, a-6; New Orleans. So,
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Miami, SIS Daytona Beach. s-2.
West Palm Beach. SIS sanford. Al.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
TAMPA, I: Selma. 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio, AS. Dallas, 9-s.
Beaumont, 1873 Wichita Falls. A.
Houston. 81. Fort Worth. Ill
Shreveport. as Waco, SO.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Tulsa, i0.I: Des Moines, 90
Oklahoma City, A-6; Omaha, "a
Pueblo. 1910; Amarillo, a.,
Denver. Ii Wichita. 2
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento 9-5; san Francisco, Sc
Missions. T~3s Seattle, OIL.
Los Aneeles, Ia; Oakland, GA.
Portland, SO HOLLYWOOD, "a
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CAmEa TOMORROW

New York 1T Phlia,
Pittsburgh at Chieag0.
Breekland III BQsten.
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! EvITT SCHOOL enjoyed one
I of the best athletic years In
i its history during 1929. Be-
cause of the heaviest enroll
s.nn.aE of l.n.,r .r.ttl, rkl.Intin
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President and First Lady
AcceptModerate Program
In Recent Social Affairs
Refrain From Formal Entertaining, But Visitors
Craciously Calendar of Interesting
Events Listed IN Capital.
BY sAILIE Y. II. PICKETT.

the President and Mrs Coolidge have reIraned
- dreary place. for friends have come and gone
in unceasng line and there moving dne rara9 % @ an
Coolidge left Massachusetts, they received the Aon singing
program Ambassador to Mexico
Sheffield guests for little while as were
TT was at matinee performance Washington thater
with Mrs Coolidge She and Mrs Williams
sat side by side in the orchestra chano IN ne wne hous
her discovered that she is so expert
and she watched
players faster few fingers and she
drop stitch" Mrs Williams was especially
in her friends dte and tSqned n e the
have baby have Coolidge baby sacque blue and some
crocheted Often dainty OF wool
accompanies the sacque
NEVER birthday anniversary been celebrated in
IN Washington important will be that OF King George
gnnS M t Mssachsetts avenue ay overlooking the city and
Ambassador Sir Howard and
there being only few invited guests
embassy win than million dollars and will be the
fashion the equipment belonging TO the and most
OF Queen victoria
entertained by the Ambassador and Sonora dc Ferrara and
horse show kept society the alert This week
for entertainment The Neghborhood
Thursday o'clock the House Of Mercy garden
parties win be entertained at the garden party
"A forward presenta-
n ounods oratorio "The Redemption
b aled With hundreds representative society music
among the paonese Sonora de Teez wife Of the AM
the Spanish Ambassador Sonora de Ferrara wife
s sn s 1ufeht ibur Mrs william Jardine and many others
in the diplomatic corps and from ofnciai life
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Luncheon Listed Tomorrow
At the Japanese Embassy
Amba ssador and Nine Matsudaira to Entertain.
General Notes of Interest Relating to
Capitals Diplomatic Corps.
oHRoN pEWEYEE oF PARIS.

have come from New York where the
latter arrived early IN the week from
visit in her home. NJ. BonceSco went
to New York to meet her on her arrival.
The second counselor Of the italian
embassy and Signora Catalani are
spending 3 short time in Atlantic City
before opening their Summer home at
South Coventry, Conn.
The assistant military attache for
aerunauticS of the French embassy anc
Mime. Thenault have with them for a
fortnight the latter's mother, Mrs.
o. NJ. Spencer, who viii so 70 Cape Cod.
Mass, for the Summer the end or this
month. Mrs. Spencer viii be accom-
panied north by Nine. Thenault who
win spend the Summer on the Cape,
Mai. Thenault joining them for fre-
quent short visits.
The assistant naval attache Of tfE
French embassy and Nine. Duoan viii
remain in Washington until the middle
Of July when they will so TO France FOR
the remainder of the Summer.
The attache OF the British embassy
and Mrs. Harold H. Sims wiz remain IN
Washington until the end or July when
they will sail for Europe to spend
several months.
Mime. van Schuylenburch. wife OF the
attache OF the Netherlands legation.
will leave tomorrow for Montreal where
she viii visit her mother. Mrs. Nc
Martin for fortnight,
The attaehe and Nine van Schuyler
burch will sail Saturday. June 50. aboard
the Rotterdam for Holland and win be
abroad for tvo months.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Mrs. Hugo L. Black, wife OF Senator
Black, will leave Tuesday for her nome
in Birmingham, Ala, accompanied ny
their two small sons, Hugo, Jr,, anu
Sterling. Senator Black VIII retain
their APARTMENT at the Wardman PARK
Hotel until the close OF Congress, When
he will Join his family ut their nome
In Birmingham.
Mrs. Edge, wife Of Senator Walter E
Edge, will leave tomorrow Tor bui1alo
where she will attend the convention oI
the Junior League. She Will be absent
week or 10 days.
Senator and Mrs Royal g. Copeland
will return To their apartment al tle
Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow after
trip 10 OgleLhorpe University wheIe
Senator Copeland delivered the princi~
pal address 10 the graduating class DR.
Th0rnwell Jacobs. president 0i the uni
yersity, conferred the honorary degree
0f Ii. ID. upon Senator Copeland,
Mrs. ", Trubee Dawson, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War and her
children will go 10 their Summer home
In Locust Valley on Long Island the
end OF this week for the remainder OF
the season,
Mrs, john Hays Hammond accent
panied by her daughter Miss Natalie
Hammond, VIII sail Saturday. June o,
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Honor Dinners Listed.
With Other Functions.
In Capital Calendar
Congress Circle Represented
in Events Where Hospital l.
ity Was Fcatured--Special
Notes of Interest.

Senator and Mrs. @. w. Waterman en-.
tertained at the dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening IN
compliment 10 Col. and Mrs. w. q. Ball
and Mrs Earle q. Jenckes OF Wyomis-
sing. Pa, their house guest. Their other
guests were Senator and Mrs. Hugo L.
Black. Senator and Mrs. Frederick Btei~
wer, Senator Arthur Capper, Senator
Lawrence G. Phipps. Representative and
Mrs. Joe Grail, Justice and Mrs, Peys
ton Gordon, Mime. Won LeWinski, Mr.
aud Mrs. G. Brooks Frye and Mr., STAN
ley HOrnbeck.
Representative and Mrs Homer Hall
Of Illinois, entertained few friends al
the dinner dance at the Hotel Roosevelt
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will
leave for their home IN Bloomington
H., al the close of the present session
VI Congress.
The chief Of staff, u g. A., and Mrs,
Charles r.. Summerall Will be the guests
of honor at dinner Saturday evening at
Col. and Mrs Harry H. Jordan, Wha
win entertain In their home In George
town.
Mrs. Bl0ed0rn, wife 0f C0mdf Bloc
dorm, u f. NJ, entertained informally
At luncheon st the Willard yesterday.
Miss sally Major, daughter of Rep.
CONTINUED on Fifth Page
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Prominent Capital Folk
In Personal Mention List
Plans Being Made for Summer Vacations-Irips
Abroad Under Consideration-G General
Notes of Special Interest.

for Europe to spend much of the sum-
mer abroad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Denegre will
close their house here the first of June
and go to their Summer place at Man
chester, Mass, for the season.
Mrs. Copley Amory viii leave this
week for Canada 10 join Mr., Amory for
a short stay before opening their Sum
mer home near Woods Hole, Mass,
Miss Katherine Amory, who will so tO
Montana. next week to visit. Will Join
her parents at Woods Hole later IN the
season.
Mrs, Gibson Fahneatnck has opened
her Summer home, Henderson House, IN
Newport for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wade II, Ellis are
spending the week end at their place,
Hippon Lodge. and win be at home TO
their friends this afternoon.
MIR, and Mrs. Joseph n, Davies and
their two youngest daughters have re-
turned from Biltmofe, NJ c., where they
we're visiting with MIR, and Mra Thomas
r. Gheeahornuah, lra and their infant
son, MIR, Davies and their daughters,
Mis- Hahcl Davies and little Miss Emily
tContlnued on Third Fagel
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Col. and Mrs. Latrobe
Popular Newcomers
In Official Circles
Military Aide to President
Coolidge Had Picturesque
Army Career--Member of
Notable Maryland Family.

Col, Osmun I,atrobe as military aide
to the President fiils position with
which notable Cavalry officers have long
been associated, though recently the
honor has gone 10 other branches OF
the service, Col Blanton WinShip, whom
Col Latrobe succeeds, having been aide
To Nal Gen. John A, Hull In the
Judge advocate generals office. Echoes
OF the splendid vacation which the
Chief Magistrate enjoyed In the Black
Hills Of South Dakota resound In the
selection of the present aide. who at the
time when his lines cross those OF the
head OF the Nation, was in command
OF the 4th Cavalry and was taking his
troops from Fort u, A, Russell to the
Summer camp at Fort Meade, Among
the many pleasant episodes which
marked the Presidents first extended
sojourn In the West was the friend
ship which developed between the silent,
retlcent New Englander and the DASH
Ing Observation-Disclosures from Dixie, 1t
IL reliably stated that as the President
came % admire Col. LatTohe and 70
delight In his reeitals In war; of the
hunt and In travelling, Mrs, Coolidge
found an equally entertaining and
charming companion In Mrs. Latruhe,
Col Iatrohe Is native at Baltimore
and belongs 20 a family we'll established
IN Maryland, with many worthy cone
Continued on second Pagel
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Bridegroom Classmates
To Be Wedding Attendants

Arrangements for the wedding of
k1la6 CoE1nne Coryell Wagner daDgB-
Ter Of Col. and Mrs, John A Wagner.
10 Mr.. Harold Arthur Mccormick, u.
r, r., June 81 Warcman Park Hotel
aFs unique ia that the attendants VIII
ke ell men and classmates Of the bride
groom from Annapolis.
TT5e east corridor 1T Wsrdman PARK
Hotel viii be used for the wedding aud
tie bridal party viii DE- grouped st the
f00t OF the broad marble stairway.
THE bridegroom viii receive ms COM
mission ~ ensign 81 the june week
szeTc1seS snd his Degt man, Mr, n, G..
EuFFows, ard the uElleFs, Mr.. George
N0ffe1, MY. David Todd, Mr. A.. q.
T.saEy, Mr. II. g. Madse8. Mr. r. II,
ImbrusaeF. Mr. r. W Jones, Mr. n,
u strange, Mr.. C. II. Kendall. MI w,
a gcfIOeh, Mr.. n. s. Hail Mr. X. X
Jsssss and MT. r, r Eyef, viii receive
flaelr commissions. 1T the same tins.
sgsaev viii form en- arch u swords. under
which the bride and Bridegroom viii
march from the altar.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine.
MatSudaira viii entertain at luncheon
| tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don
Carlos Davila, viii so to New York this
evening for brief stay.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron. who
are visiting in Philadelphia, where they
went Thursday, will return this evening.
The Minister Of Portugal and Wis
countess d'Alte win close their home the
middle Of June and go North to spend
the Summer.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will leave Washington
Wednesday for Brookline. Mass, where
they viii attend the marriage Saturday
of their son, Mr. Georges Peter, to Miss
Helen Fairchild Mann. daughter OF Mrs.
William o. Mann and the late DR..
Mann. The ceremony viii be performed
In the home OF the brides mother, Rev.
Dr. Willard Sperry. dean of the Har-
ward Theological Seminary, offlciating
at o'clock. A reception will follow.
The Minister OF the Irish Free State.
Mr. Timothy A. Smiddy, motored TO
Boston to attend the reception TO the
crew OF the transatlantic airShip Bre-
men. of which Mai. Fitzmanrice, the
Irish flyer, Is a member. The Minister
VIII drive from Boston TO New YorE be-
fore returning to Washington The first
Of June.
The Minister Of Egypt and Mime.
Samy viii return this evening or tomor-
ron \ nsa rta
they went to attend the Derby yeSter-
day afternoon.
The Minister of CzechoSloyakia. DIR.
Fierlinger. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard 4. Grain. Id. in their country
place. Westover, in Virginia.
The Minister of Poland and Nine,
CiechanowSka will SO TO New York to-
day to remain for portion of the week.
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
Mime, Van Royen will entertain a small
company informally at dinner this eve
ming.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de ReeinoS. who with their chill
dren. Adrian, Laura and Beauix, have
been making their home at the Ward
AkeetA VA AANkNA cAAANN 0NuNkM VIC ANNNWsAN
arrived from Guatemala last month,
have taken the house at 3 Bradley lane
In Chevy Chase for the Summer,
The counselor OF the British embassy
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon viii 50
to Manchester. Mass. for the summer
They viii leave Washington about
June :.
The first counselor Of the Peruvian
embassy and Signora dc Gonzales
Prada. who were IN Paris for a short
stay after their motor trip through
spain. are travelling by motor Through
Italy, They viii sail for this country
early In July and expect 10 spend the
greater part of June In Paris.
The military attaehe of the French
embassy. brig, Ilen, George A, l.. Du-
mont, viii leave within few days for
winthrop Me. where he viii address
the hcllau Wood memorial service Sat
urday. He viii return tn his apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel the firSt
part OF the following week, and viii
leave almost immediately for an ON
eial inspection trip to Cuba,
The naval attache ef the Brazilian
embassy. Capt, vllar win be host at
dinner tomorrow evening In compliment
to Capt, and Mrs. David IeIsreton,
The financial counselor as the RA-
nanian legatlpn and Nine, Bcncesco
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Directors Fix Dates
For Three Cotillions

THE board " directors of the Wash
ington Cottiiion met Friday at the May
flower fOf the purpose Of deciding upon
the dates for the three c0tilliOns 70 be
held during the season of 1g2B~l9ZD at
the MayfioWeF Monday, December
10, was selected as the most pFOpitiolie
time for The first VI these popular fnnc-
tiOnE, With the other two following on
Jauary IL and February IL. II Is IN
terestinR 10 note that these dances are
being revived by some III the original
members Of the Bachelors C0ttili0n, W
pleasantly remembered BY Washington
society
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Womens Domessic Club
Has Guests at Luncheon

Representative and Mrs. Ashton G,
ShAlleneerger and Miss ShallenbeTgey
q Nebraska and MIS-, n. l. Metca1 ef
Nebraska were guests &C luncheon ct
the Woman'S National Democratic Club
Friday. May Is. when Mr. Shallen-
berger spoke on Guaranteed Hank
Accounts Among those present were
Mrs. Edward J, MeigS and party Of
friends, Mrs, Charles 8. AamlIn. and
Mrs Morris sheppard, wife 0t the sen.
ator from Texas.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Capital Hostesses
Announce at Homes

Col. and Mrs, George Chase Lewis
will be at home this afternoon nom S
10 o'clock at their residence. No, 6
HeSketh street, Chevy Chase, With
them viii be Miss Alice Brooks Davis.
Miss Btna Day Dcneen and Mr., Stanley
SlayenS. who has Just prepared for Dip
lomatic service,
Mrs Ray Ovid Hai, wife of the As
SiStant To Secretary Hoover. VIII De a.
home In her studio at s0aS q street
tomorrow from TO 8 O'Clock. Mrs, HaN
viii have ON view q number Of her
paintings made while III Greeee and
Turkey.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

ert LeGTow Walsh, Air Corps, ". q. A.
Miss Helen Cabot Lodge, granddaugh-
ter Of the late Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Will be a bridesmaid and Miss
Nancy Smith of Boston viii be flower
girl. Other bridesmaids will be Miss
MargeTy Eustis. Miss Virginia Mason,
Miss Elizabeth Ives and Miss Mary
Hale. Maj. Walsh is stationed at Fort
Leayenworth and win take his bride
there after the wedding.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Gordon
Entertain Guests

Mr., and Mrs, Daniel Smith Gordon
Of the st, Mihiel Apartments were
hosts 60 small company Monday eve
nng, following an executive meeting Of
the Order OF the ScionS OF Colonial
Cavaliers, Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas q. WASHINGTON. Mr.
aud Mrs, Francis u. Culver, pr, JoSeph
q, u, Bulloeh and others.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Walsh. Thom Wedding
Notable June Event

Among the several fashi0nsgie June
srsnAines tlg take place here viii be that
"a ~ Matthew'S Church on June Z of
Mss Caroline Tbgm daughter 81 M.
and Mrs. Cofe0fsn ThoiD. W NsI. ROB-
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn at Home
In Honor OF Daughter

Mr., and Nrs. J. A. Conn 0f Hertford
place vii be st home Sunday evening,
May III. In celebration of the ceDfrma-
ton oi Their daughter, Louise.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Sunshine Clubs
Birthday Party
Attended by IS

The birthday anniversary Of the
Children's Sunshine Club Of Sun
nyside was observed with luncheon
bridge for seventy-fve members ana
guests today at LangeS tearoom.
The club was organized to bring
cheer, help and comfort to the
youngsters at the sanitOrium and
each month a birthday party IS
given for them. A party is given
each holiday.
A Bible vacation school, Girl
Scout club and Boys Indian Club
has been established by the Sun
shine Club. which also has furnished
the recreation rooms with juvenile
furniture and keeps the linen closet,
cookie jar and jam and jelly closet
filled. The club provides a fund for
incidentals at the sanitorium.
Mrs. A. L. Block was hostess for
the luncheon today assisted by
Mesdames George James. Charles
Anderson. Richard Kirby, Ed Ripp-
berger, J. L. Avery, J. R. Vance, and
T. r. Lewis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Redistribution at COLLene

Registration for the midSpring
term at Teachers College, will be
held Thursday. Plans to welcome
the new students are in charge of
the student council who will serve
as q reception committee during
registration day and will honor the
new students with a dinner at the
college Thursday evening.
Miss Gwendolyn Steering, preSi-
dent OF student council has APP
pointed the following hostesseS for
the dinner:
Misses Lois WiRgin, Hazle Bolly, Bird
we'll Davis. DorleSKa Gay. Gladys Roblp-
son. Grace Calvert. Lois Sever, Mary Ad-
dine Stanley Margaret C 5!seSs A A1ce
Edna Hallar, Marion Hinchman, Margaret
Spurge0n. Ruth Winner, Marjorie Fuller
ton, Lorene Bower. Hope Cameron, Doro-
thy Seward and Sarah Yount.
Members of the council are Misses
Steering. Katherine Haas. Virginia Nor
rison. Edith Cavenaugh. iris Hopper.
Marjorie De Burger, Louise Young esther
Prytz. Helen Green, Helen Beatty, Velma
Gentry, Dorothy Casterline, Cleta Ernest,
Mildred Sutton and Thelma Peterson.
Miss Elizabeth Downtown OF the
nature study department addressed
the college on THE Life of the Bee
Tuesday. Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg OF
Butler University faculty will
speak at the college Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Psychologists to
Speak Friday at
Orchard School

Mrs. Edith Murray Peck. Cleve-
land. Ohio, will speak at the Or
chard School, 61O w. Forty Second
St, Friday at $3.50 p. m. on "Recre-
alton for Young Children"
Mrs. Peck. whose visit to Indian
apolis has been arranged by Miss
Faye Henley, director Of Orchard
School, is a psychologist of wide ex-
perience. having worked particularly
with younger children. She is organ
izer and director of the Park School,
Cleveland, and also directs during
the summer months farm camp
for children from to II years of
age
This meeting. one of a monthly
series held throughout the school
year for mothers. will be open to
all interested. Mrs. Sylvester john
son, Jr.. is chairman of the parents
committee of the school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Council Elects
Officers, Heads
of Committees

Mrs. NJ. E. Robbins was elected
president of the indianapolis Coun-
Gil of WomSp at the luncheon meet
ing of the board of directors Tues
day with Mrs. Walter H. Geisel,
1874 RuckIe St. Other officers are:
Mrs. Chic Jackson, vice president;
Mrs. A. B. Click, secretary; Mrs.
Guy Seaton, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. w. H. Geisel treas
urer.
Chairmen of the standing com
mitteeS appointed are: Program,
Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore; Aneri-
can Citizenship. Mrs. c. Hodges;
Civic. Mrs. Wolf Sussman; Court,
Mrs. Frank Symmes; Resolutions
and permanent peace. Mrs. f. Mae
Hahn: Education and Child Wei
fare. Mrs. I. f. Rush; Visitation,
Mrs. w. c. Bartholomew; Motion
Pictures, Mrs B. S. Gadd Hospital
ity. Mrs. Chic Jackson; Public
Health. Mrs. w. H. Link. and Legis-
lative. Mrs. J. P. Cochrane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
W2dResd0u Club

Mrs. J. L. Dunn, Rockville I'd,
was hostess for the Wednesday Aft
ernoon Club today Nature quota
tons were given for responses and
Mrs. G. L. Hacker gave the fedora
ton report, Mrs. E. H. Thomson the
Bible lesson and Mrs. Homer Trot-
ter a paper on The Life and Work
of Gene Stratton Porter" Miss
Katherine Wilma Beasley gave
piano numbers, Roses of Picardy, -
and my Wild Irish Rose"
Appointments were apple blossoms
and miniature birds we're given as
faTorS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-25
Miss D1'u1.y and
John Z. MCCann
Married Today

SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral was
the scene of the marriage at 7 this
morning of Miss Catherine Drury,
daughter of Mrs. Grace Drury, 1925
Brookside Pkwy., and John F.. Nc
Cam. Bishop Joseph Chartrand
off1ciated and Elmer A. Steffen sang
Ave Maria"
The bride was attended by Miss
Frances Lawlor who wore blue
georgette and a picture hat to
match. She carried a bouquet of
roses. The bride wore a gown of
blue georgette trimmed with duchess
lace. She also wore a hat to match
and carried a shower of butterfly
roses and lilies of the valley. Leo
Flaherty was best man.
After a wedding breakfast at the
Marott hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain
left on a motor trip through the
South, the bride travelling in an en-
semble of green with tan hat They
will live in indianapolis.