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The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Navy Enters Contracts
To Purchase 80 Planes

The Navy Department YESTERDAY
announced making two contracts
for the purchase OF aircraft. With
the Glenn l.. Merlin Co. or Cieve-
land, Ohio, the department con-
tracted for one model of expert
mental torpedo and bombing air.
plane. with information data ana
drawings, at $4,000.
Thirty.one training planes ana
spare parts at 1901. 1880 are to be
purchased from the Curtiss Air
plane and Motor Go. Inc, Garden
City, N. J., by the second contract.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Science Chases Cupid
Off Miss Earhart's
Door Step
Nv International News Service

NEW YORK, july TT don't
intend to get married, now nor
any other dRy--rm more wrapped
nm in science than romance.
This statement by Amelia Ear.
hart. first woman to fy the At
lantic, was of interest to the
world in general TODAY, but more
specifically 10 Samuel Chapman,
young Boston engineer to whom
Miss Earhart was reported en-
Gagged. and with whom she had q
long meeting the other day.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12

Colored Mattress Covers.
Double bed size. Neatly
made of pink or blue I 20
percale. Friday. 80. "
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
MONKEY TESTS

RIO De JANEIRO. July 12.-~Dr,
Serge Noronoff. noted Europesn
surgeon and inventor Of the rel
Venation operation" with monkey
glands, arrived today. He brought
number of monkeys with him
with which, it. is understood, ne
will make experiments.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12

Feather Pillows, filled with
new, sanitary feathers. COW
cred with blue striped lick
ing. 21x28-inch size. co
FRIDAY. ......... OO
The Washington times., 1928-07-12

There will be a special meeting of
the executive com mittee of the Ar
iagton County Chapter American
Red Cross tonight at the court
house.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12

Csc PiIIowcases, 42x3S inches
full bleached. Mill seconds,
but a good quality. SC
I Friday At..-.........
SI-Sx6 fl. Grass Rugs. stem
ciled in several attractive
designs, blue, brown TOO
or green. Friday at.
Handmade Gowns, in white or
dainty colors. Attractive
STYLES with various neck
lines ard sleeve lengths
TastetuIly hand en. 70r
broidered. ...-.......
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
DAMAGES GIVEN
VIRGINIA MAN
photo by intern tlonaI

ARLINGTON COUNTY, July u.
With the view of arranging to at
tend the annual meeting of the
State Highway Commission at War
renton. July 10, at which time
allotments by counties to the State
Highway system will be made the
road committee Of the Arlington
District Council of Citizens AS.
sociations will be in the rooms OF
the chamber of commerce at Ciar.
endon.
Richard T.. Eacho. chairman of
the committee today announced that
state Senator Frank l.. Ball. dele
gate Hugh Reid. b. NJ. Hedrick.
supervisor from Arlington District
and the road committees from
each of the associated citizens as
socia ton have been invited to at
tend the meeting.
According to the clerk Of the
county court the appointment OF
the Circuit Court Judge to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of
Judge Samuel G. Brent will be
filled by the governor next week.
inrv i'm the Circuit Court ri
Arlington county last night rend-
cred a verdict of $1,233.5O for the
plaintiff in the damage suit for
SIS. 900 brought by John Doerr, Of
Alexandria. against the Alexandria
Bancroft and Washington Bus Com
pany.
Doerr, who was a passenger on
one of the buses going from Alex
andria TO Washington on the nigh
Of July 2. 1927, lost his left arm
when an automobile collided with
he bus on the hill near Oak Crest.
There will be a, special meeting of
the executive committee of the Ar'-
iagton County Chapter American
Red Cross tonight at the court
house.
The border vidette., 1928-09-15

stock which has been actually subscrib
ed is Fifteen Hundred Dollars (8l ,5OO)
consisting of fifteen t15) shares of said
preferred stock of the par value of One
Hundred Dollars (Sl0O) each, and the
following are the names OF the persons
by whom the same has been subscrib.
ed. tO-Wit:
The border vidette., 1928-09-15
State of California :.
County of Los Angeles %

State OF California So
County of Los Angeles
On this eighth day OF January, in
the year OF our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred Twenty, before me, Rose
c. Miller, Notary Public in and for
the said county of Los Angeles, State
OF California. residing therein, duly
com mlssioned and sworn, personally
appeared. 8 F. McClung, r. Hoag-
land, Douglas e. G. Moore, E. j. VIM
ings, Blake Franklin, B. l.. Fredenbur,
b. A. N. Grant, w. G. Green, u G
Potter, J. w. Shatfer, e. l.. Lawrence,
e w. Fuller, B Mcclure, A. s. Nick.
erson and Nj. w. Mcleod. known to
me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument,
and they acknowledged to me that they
executed the same
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year in this
Certificate first above written.
ROSE c. MILLER (SignedD
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
County, State of California
Notarial Seal
We, the und ersg gned. Lee a. Phil
lips, President of and Preston Hotch
kis, Secretary Of Pacific Finance Cor
poration, corporation organized and
existing under the laws of the State Of
California, and Lee A. Phillips, 0. Rey
The border vidette., 1928-09-15
State OF California L.
County of Los Angeles %

State OF California
County of Los Angeles
On this 7th day OF August, in the
year Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
eight, A. D., before me. Lucille v.
Viking, Notary Public in and for
said county OF Los Angeles, State Of
California, residing therein. duly com.
missioned and sworn, personally ap-
peared Lee A. Phillips, known to me to
be the President and Preston Hotchkis.
known to me to- be the Secretary of
Pacific Finance Corporation, and Lee
a. Phillips, O.. Rey Rule. Arthur G.
Parsons, Willis G. Hunt. John B. Mil
Ter, Howard S. Dudley, Geo. I. Coch-
ran and w. p. Jeffries, known to me
to be and constitute a majority of the
Board OF Directors of Pacific Finance
Corporation, and the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within in.
strument. and acknowledge to me
that they executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand aud affixed my
official seal in said county, the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
LUCILLE v. Viking,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
County. State of California.
Notarial Seal. 9-l5-6t
The border vidette., 1928-09-15
AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
or
PACIFIC FINANCE CORPORATION

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we, the under.
signed, majority of whom are citizens
and residents Of the State of Califor-
MIA, have this day voluntarily associat.
ed ourselves together for the purpose
OF forming corporation under the
laws of the State OF California. and we
hereby certify:
FIRST
That the name of said corporation
shall be "PACIFIC FINANCE COR
PORATION"
SECOND
That the purposes for which 1t is
formed are:
tlst) To own, buy, or otherwise, &C
Quire, hold, manage, subdivide, con-
vey. lease sell mortgage, hypothecate,
bond, dispose OF and deal in real prop.
erty within the State OF California or
elsewhere, for any OF the purposes set
forth herein. or in any way related
thereto;
t2nd) To own, buy or otherwise ac-
quire. hold, manage, convey, lease. sell,
mortgage. hypothecste, bond, dispose
OF and deal In personal property within
the State OF California or elsewhere.
including franchises. for any of the
purposes set forth herein or in any way
related thereto;
(3rd) To issue bonds secured by
mortgage or otherwise. upon any OF it's
property or properties, or to execute
deeds OF trust conveying its property
or any part thereof to a Trustee or
Trustees, and to transact such other
business in and about the premises as
the Board of Directors OF this Corpor-
alton shall deem necessary or proper
for any or all of the purposes set forth
in these Articles OF Incorporation.
(4thl To purchase. own, hold, sell.
mortgage, lease, rent. assign, transfer
and hypothecate real and personal
property, bonds. causes In action, capi-
tal stock OF other corporations and all
classes of evidence OF Indebtedness.
THIRD
That the place where the principal
business of said Corporation is to be
transacted is in the City of Los An.
geles. In the County Of Los Angeles,
State of California.
FOURTH
That the term for which said corpor-
alton is to exist is fifty (5O) years from
and after the date Of its incorporation.
FIFTH
That the number of Directors OF said
corporation shall be fifteen (l5), and
that the names and residences OF those
appointed for the fret year to serve
until Board Of Directors is selected
blythe stockholders. are:
The border vidette., 1928-09-15
Rule. Arthur c. Parsons, Willis g

Rule. Arthur G Parsons, Willis G
Hunt. John Il. Miller, Howard S Dui.
ley. Geo.I Cochran and W. ? Jeffries.
comprising ma jor;ty of the Board OF
Directors of said corporation. do hereby
certify that the above document enti.
tied Amended Articles Of IncOrpOra-
tion of Pacific Finance Corporation is
full, true and correct copy Of the Ar
tices of Incorporation of Pacific Fin.
ance Corporation rs amended, aud we
do further certify that the following is
q full, true and correct report OF the
proceedings had by virtue of which
said Amended Articles of Tnco poration
OF said corporation were adopted.
That upon the l7th day OF July. 1928.
q meeting of the Board of Directors of
Pacific Finance Corporation was duly
aud regularly held at which majority
of said board was present and acting.
That at said meeting resolution was
adopted by unanimous vote OF ell the
directors present that the Articles of
Incorporation of Pacific Finance Cor.
poration be amended as above set forth.
That thereafter. and on the 30th day
OF July, 1928. meeting of the stock
holders OF said Pacific Finance Corpor-
alton was duly and regularly held at
which meeting there WAS represented
more than two thirds of the subscribed
capital stock OF said corporation. That
at said meeting of the stockholders, by
vote duly and regularly had resolu.
tion was adopted by unanimous vote
of ell the stock ut said meeting repre-.
sented that the Articles of Incorpora-
tion of Pacific Finance Corporation be
amended as above set forth.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
hereunto set our hands and affixed the
corporate seal of Pacific Finance Cor.
poration, 7th day of August. 1923.
LEE A. PHILLIPS,
President of
Pacific Finance CORPORATION.
Corporate Seal.
PRESTON HOTCHKIS.
Secretary OF
Pacific Finance Corporation.
The border vidette., 1928-09-15

IL ~ xEcu0uOUIY A<OO <Auk0lcS, O6lsks
B. Mcclure, Los Angeles, Calf.
a .. Nick erson, Los Angeles, Calif.
M. w W.McLeod, Los Angeles, Calf.
SIXTH
That the amount Of capital stock OF
the Corporation is Twelve Million Dol.
lars (8l2,00O,OOO) divided into Four
Hundred Eighty Thousand (480, ,OOO)
shares OF the par value OF Twenty-Five
Dollars t$25) each; OF such total capital
stock, Two-Hundred Eighty thousand
(280, OOOl shares amounting to Seven
Million Dollars (S7 1000, OOO) par value
are and shall be preferred stock, and !
Two Hundred Thousand 1900 OOO)
shares amounting to Five Million DOL
lars (S5, 000, 900, par value are and shall
be common stock.
OF the preferred stock. Eighty Thou.
sand t80O O00) shares amounting to Two
Million Dollars (S2, 900 OOO) par value
shali be known rs "Series A" and
Forty Thousand 40 ,00O)shares amount
ing to One Million Dollars Isl ,OOO, ,OOO)
par value shall be known as ''Series b.
and Eighty Thousand (8O,0OO) shares
amounting to Two Million Dollars 49,
O00, ,OOOj par value shall be known as
"Series C' and Eighty Thousand (SO..
O0Q) shares amounting to Two Million
Dollars IS2. 600. .000) par value shall be
known as "Series NJ. There shall be
no distinction or preference between
"Series AZ, "Series b., '.Series c."
and "Series d. OF tbe preferred stock
except as follows The stock of "Series
b. may be redeemed by the corpora
ti0n at any Dividend date by the pay
Ing to the holder OF such preferred
stock the par value OF such preferred
stock and such further amount as to.
gether with the dividends heretofore
paid upon such preferred stock, shall
be equal to eight percent l8 percent)
per annnm from the date of the issue
thereof. and premium OF Ave per
cent Is percent) of the par value OF
such preferred stock. The stock OF
"Series D. may be redeemed by the
corporation at any Dividend date after
August l, 1929. by paying to the holder
OF such preferred stock the par value OF
such preferred stock and such further
amount as together with the dividends
heretofore paid upon such preferred
stock shall be equal to seven per cent
q per oent) per aunum from the date o!
the issue thereof, and q premium Of
i've (5 per cent? Of the par value OF
preferred stock. written notice of
such redemption shall be given to each
holder OF record of the stock so to be
redeemed, by mailiug such notice at
least thirty (30j days prior to the date
OF redemption, directed to the address
that such holder shall have previously
designated Ia writing Fl 'el with the
Secretary of the corporation, and II no
such designation shall have been fled.
then such notice shall be addressed to
such stockholder at Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia. In case OF redemption at auy
one time % less than the whols amount
OF such outstanding preferred stock
(''Series B" or "Series D") pro rata
number OF the shares held by each such
preferred stOckholder of the particular
series involved shall be red deemed. pro.
vided that il any stock kholder's pro rata
to be so redeemed. includes fraction
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
Federation Head
Cites Benefits
Club Life GiUeS

"Enlighten Your Own Pathway
is the subject of the talk of Mrs.
Iamct D. Hinkle, president of the
Indiana Federation Of Clubs, before
various district club conventions
this week. Mrs. Hinkle will tell Of
advantages CT club life for women
and CT the growth of club life in
Indiana.
One of the federation's major
projects" Mrs Hinkle said at Ma
riCn today at the Eleventh district
meeting, is the election of Mrs.
Edward Franklin White as presi-
dent of the General Federation.
Mrs. Hinkle will speak at Morocco
Tuesday, Plymouth Wednesday and
Kendallville Thursday.
On Friday she will speak at the
meeting Of the State home econom-
les convention in TT. Wayne and
THAI evening give greetings to the
Indiana Federation Of Music Clubs
meeting here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09

Committees
Announced

The following committees have
been appointed by Mrs. w. A. Den
ny, president Of the May Wright
Sewall Council of Indiana Women,
for the State convention of the
council April II and Is at the Lin
coin.
General Mrs. David Ross. Mrs. Thomas
w. Demmerly Mrs. b. S. Gadd Mrs. Curtis
A. Hodges Mrs. Chick Jackson, Miss Glen
AqaS5s2m aqd MFi Edna Ha hsT' Edmond
son. Bloomington, chairman; Mrs. Jessie
Fremont Croan Anderson Miss Meric9a
and Mrs. Edna G. Pauley.
.Music-1Mrs, Frank, McCaslin and Mrs.
william plSil H Herbert Gibbs Gibbs = p.r,.,
Resolutions-Mrs Allen T. Fleming, Mrs
Cora Hawkins, MShawaka; Mrs. Oswald
R Saon A a%d %Fs MRS y r. A a NS Bloom
J. Louden. Bloomington MIS-. Newton J.
derson.
fishers and Pages Mrs. Z. /. Burnett,
Adams, Mrs. Mcclellan Coppock, Mrs. Ro-
bert Elliott. Mrs. George Cox, and Mrs.
Tuesday. 1915 p. m.-Mrs. F. A. Symmes.
and Mrs NJ L. Moon; banquet, Tuesday,
7 D. m. Mrs. W. F.. Holmes; luncheon,
Wednesday 1915 p. m. for patriotic So
cieties. Mrs. j.. E. Barcus.
Hospitality-Mrs. S. r. Artman, Mrs.
John Huntington, Bloomington; Mrs; Ella
Bagot Kehrer. Anderson: Mrs. Halle
Mount Butler Crawfordsville Mrs. G. G..
Derbyshire, Southport, and Mrs. M. E.
Robbins.
Information-Mr f. w. Bilyeu, Mrs,
william T. Cochrane. Mrs. Bruce Maxwell
and Mrs. 1. f. Rush.
Time and PlaCe-Mrs. John Huntington,
Bloomington; Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, Mrs.
Smith Terre Haute. and Mrs. Edna DaRle.
RushVille.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
ABOUT a W66E

The program for the juvenile
minstrel to be given by the Girls
Exposition Club of West Indian
apoliS this evening at 7:45, at the
ranch lirary, 1926 w. Morris ST., will
feature a plantation wedding and
dance revue under direction of the
Mae Boyl Brown with Mrs. Virgil
Thomas as interlocutor.
Special characters will be Irene
Gross, Bessie Short, Eunice Quack-
enbush, Margaret Kent, Alice
Brown, and the dancers are: Max
inc Lambert, Alma EdmondS and
Joseph Kersting. Pickanninies are
Evelyn Lockwood, iona Jordan,
Mary Jane Dehof, Grace Dickey,
Constance Mclean, Jean and Cen
evieve Sanders, Hope Brown, Dor
othy Conroy, Ilene Swing and
Ramona Brown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
MARYE and 'MOM'
THEIR LETTERS
BY RUTH DEWEY GROVES

B1 NJ LII DEWEl OhONLO
Dear Marye:
Surely you must realize that peo-
pie who have no interest in you are
not critical of your appearance or
character. 1t is because Alan wants
you to be his ideal, because he loves
you and is proud of you that he
sometimes finds fault with you.
1t is nonsense, Marye, to believe
that when people fall in love it is
invariably with their ideal. A man
who has always been partial to a
blonde may marry brunei, or vice
versa. But he doesn't forget his
ideal and he wants his wife to be
like her.
You may think that the attrac-
tons that drew a man to you are
strong enough to hold him, and
they are in most cases. But love is
not blind-that is, not incurably so
and sooner or later a man or wife
will appear in his or her true light,
even to those who are nearest and
dearest.
For this reason wise woman
will not resent her husbands criti-
cisms unless they are unjust and
unkind. 1 know you modern girls
say you will not stoop to make spe-
cial efforts to hold your husbands
that the very expression is joke
among you-but, Marye dear, you
can not change the established Or
Ger of things in one generation.
1t has always been the womans
part to make the greatest effort to
preserve the home. It is her inSti-
tuition, her protection, because she
is the child-bearer. Ask any woman
who has attempted to bring up
children alone and provide a home
for them by her own labor, and she
will invariably tell you that it was
hard. hard task.
Marriage affords her a sanctum
for the fulfilling of her destiny
such as nothing else would give her
If she does not preserve this shelter,
even at the cost of a little pride,
she faces the certainty of having her
children grow up in State institu-
tons. am speaking generally, of
course, of the ajority-cases where
the mother would be unable to pro-
vide for her children under her own
roof
1t may not seem quite fair, but SO
long as marriage means more to
women than it does to men, the
women will have to do the pleasing.
For my part have always found
it a great pleasure to please your
father in the little matters of dress
and behavior.
You will get more out of life
through pleasing one man immense
ly than by giving a great number
"kick," as Frank would say, by
wearing a backless evening gown to
theater. I dare say, Alan was
more than justified in objecting
to it.
Lovingly.
MONT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
De Pau1O Students Elected

Twenty-seven seniors and three
juniors of De Paw University have
been elected to Phi Beta Kappa,
honorary scholastic fraternity there,
as follows:
Juniors Harold D. Bockoven, Plymouth;
Paul Dunkin, Goodland and Walter
Roehr. Mt Vernon.
Seniors: John A; Best, D2,s3lphi; sGiesorgia
Hiram Crandali. GreencaStle; Earl Furge
son. Terre Haute; Frank e., HAMMOND 92GS
rietta Jungclaus, Indianapolis; Charles
LaHue. Corydop; Merton Lish. Val Val
lace Lozer. Humboldt, NJ; Louis Nc
Galliard, Lagrange; Margaret Mclean
Greencastle j. Marshall Kokomo; Alice
Maunder., whiting; John Pate. Loogootee;
Christine Scull, Rochester; Kathryn Sho-
KathTyq Skinner GreenessIe ArOnid
Rockwell Smith, Greenfield, Mass; Will
liam Smith North Judson; Paul Sum
mers, Frankfort. and Helen Wagner,
Colburn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
COntu Puthiall Sisters

The Marion County Association
of Pythian Sisters was entertained
Friday by the Acton Temple. Din
ner was served to 100 guests. MIS-.
John Harrison and six Banner Tenn
pie members presented the retiring
president Mrs Monroe McKittrick,
with a mantel clock. Mrs. McKit-
trick presented Myrtle Temple No.
7, with a silver Offering tray for
having the largest attendance dur
ing her term of office.
Mrs. J. Earl Brown, Miss Alma
Burgess and Mrs. Cora V. Clapp
gave readings. The following off,
GERS were elected: Mrs. Mary Nor
man, president; Mrs. Lille Hauck,
vice president; Mrs. Hattie Walls,
treasurer, and Mrs. 2. S. Mont
gomery. secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
A STYLISH FROCK FOR YOUTH
FIII. FIGIIRES


[ 112. Printed voile or geOrgette,
as I'll as crepe de chine, and China
silk are desirable for this model
The pattern is cut in four sizes,
IA, Is, 18 and 20 years. An 18-year
size will require 335 yards of So
inch material. To make yoke fac
ings and cuffs of contrasting ma
terial will require one-fourth yard
80 inches wide. The underbody will
require one yard 80 inches wide.
The width of the dress at the lower
edge with plaits extended is IL
yards.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, practical service for
readers who wish to make their
own clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, including Is
cents (coin preferred, and mailing
it to the Pattern Department Of
The Times. Delivery is made in
about week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
HnrtIo1LChnu1 Min

Announcement is made in Ander-
son of the marriage of Miss Louise
Champlin, Chicago, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Champlin, Anderson,
and Julius A. Hartley, son of Mrs.
John Hartley, Newcastle, which took
place at the Episcopal chapel in
Muskegon, Ill, April 1. They will
live in Chicago. Mrs. Hartley at
tended Lake Forest and was gradu-
ated from Indiana University, where
she was a member of Delta Gamma.
Mr.. Hartley is a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
Club Federation
Asks Observance
of Forest Week

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Amer-
lean forest week, one of the several
special weeks observed by the Gen
eral Federation of WomenS Clubs,
has been proclaimed by President
Coolidge for April % to %.
Forest week is the time when we
give special heed to our great her
itage of forests and rivers and
mines" says Mrs. Francis E. Whit
ley, Webster City, Ia, chairman of
the division of forestry and natural
scenery for the federation. ASKED
how we may best conserve these re-
sources the answer is the one oft
repeated, chiefly by education and
legislation
National Garden week, April IS
to %, is another national week
which the federation observes.
Miss Vida Newsom, Columbus,
Ind, chairman. is asking clubs to
form garden departments. consult
and review garden books and maya
zines as club programs. including
the poetry of gardening; to give all
possible assistance to schools, jul
venile groups and civic groups by
holding contests for flower and
vegetable gardens; to distribute
seeds and cuttings among young
people; to send flowers to the sick
and shut-ins and to arrange flower
shows. Miss NeWsom also asks
clubs to add tree to the Mary
Sherman forest which club women
are planting, to honor the president
Of the federation, Mrs. John D.
Sherman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09
Hostess List
Announced for
A.A.U. w. Fete

Hostesses for the dinner meeting
Of the American Association of Uni
versity Women at the Hoosier Ath-
1etic Club Tuesday, will be alumnae
of Columbia University. Dr. John
M. Gauss Of Wisconsin will speak.
The hostesses will be:
Miss Frances Martin. chairman; Mes
danes Henry L. Drummer. Ethel P. Clark.
Thomas DeHass. Richard Lieber. Angela
Moler. Walter P. Morton. John r. Thrash
er and Ralph G. Morgan.
Misses katherine Book, Emma Colbert.
w. Nieman. Dorothy Pennington. Georgia
Alexander. Grace L. Brown and Jessie j.
Smith