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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-09

THEL LEGINSKA will bring her
u Boston Women's Symphony or
chestra to Caleb Mills hall Sunday
afternoon at o'clock for a concert.
She and the orchestra will appear
under the direction of the Indian
apolis Matinee Musicale.
The program follows:
Overture, "Meistersingers of Nuren
SYMPHONY No. g. jUnfnishedi Schubert
Allegro Moderate. Andante Con Mote.
piano Concerto E Flat. .......... .bistz
Soloist. Lucille Oliver.
"Old King Cole" ............ :: .Leginska
symphonic Poem lies Preludes" -. .Listz
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-09

MOTION PICTURES
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
1929 FEBRuAR =.

sziviink .halas erzetenek 5szinte
kifejezeset eme szivessegukert Is
a remek el0adasert.
Eloljar6sagi gyiiles utan. Az
nj eloljarosag tagjai az elmult
szombaton este tartottak elso reh
des havi, gyiilesiiket, amely gyiile-
sen nagyon sok fontos egyhazi
iigyek inteztettek el Is az egyhaz
lelkeszenek biztositasa, miutan
az egyhaz a Pension Plan" "-hez
valo tartozast mem tette magaeva,
ennel fogva az eloljarosag le'-
kesz reszere egy 10000 dollarr6l
szol6 biztositasi kotveny kivetel6t
hatarozta ell, amellyel az egyhaz
jelenlegi gondnoka Shamu Gy.
bizatott meg. Maid Koran test
veriink tette meg jelenteset janu-
ar hor6l. Bevetel volt $1O3.64, a
multi evi maradvannyal kapcsola-
tosan osszes bevetel $326.69, ezzcl
szemben kiadasa leven az egyhaz
max $11S.31, ICY maradvany Xxi
tesz $20S.38. Tovabba Budapes-
ten szekelo "Nagypenteki Refor-
matus Tarsosag" segelyezeserol
szolo kerveny inteztetett el es a
| eel erdekeben a kovetkezo festive
reink adakoztak: $1.00 N. N. so
centet: Koran j., Shamu Gy0rgy,
Hunyadi, F6nagy, Fabian, Sike p.
Sike J. 25 centet Hadnagy J.-ne
Dorko, Hethy, Bordy, Kish, 10th.
Az.East Reliefre 1.50-et Kish I'm
rene. Fogadjak az adakozok az
egyhaz koszonetet.
Egyhazi bazaar. Ne felejtse SEN
kisem el AIT, hogy egyhazunk
4 nagyban kesziil a tartando evi ba-
zarra, amely februar no 2S-an
fogja venni kezdetet templom
alatt levo audit0riumban es tarta-
nj fog marcus no 1-2-3-an este
egy tarsasvacsoraval lesz bezarva.
A noegylet gyilese. Az elmult
vasarnap delutan tartotta "a no
egylet gyiileset, amdyen a bazar-
ra vonatkozolag sok fontos dolgo-
kat targyaltak meg. Ugyszint5n
elhataroztak hogy nilesi noegy-
let vacsorajan is megjelennek.
Az egylet harom vi taggal sza-
porodott, 10th Janosne, Antal L.
ne es Macy Jozsefne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

firmaltak Egyletebe probalta to-
moriteni, hogy veliik vallasos es
onkepz6 magyar munkat vegez-
zen. Nehany ifju fel is jar ezekre
az 6rakra, de egyhaztagjaink
gyermekeinek nagy resze mem
lathat6, holott ez a munka rend-
xviii fontos, inert ez altal newell
jiik egyhazunk jovendo fentar-
t6it. Ujra felhivjuk tehat a SIT
lex figyelmtt, rogy 1915 ewes
korban lev6 gyermekeiket kiild-
jek fel a szombati 0sszej0vete-
lekre.
Egyhazi vacsora. N5egyletiink
e het szerdajan, az esti istentisz-
telet vegeztevel tartotta februari
kozgyiileset, melyen orvendetes
udomasul vette, hogy Mrs. Ker-
ii, elnokn6, partyjan megjelentek
mintegy $24.00-t, a Mrs. Veres
partyjan megjelentek $22.OO-t
adomanyoztak 0ssze N6egylet
templomalapjara, mely osszegek a
penztarhoz szabalyosan be is fl
zettettek. Ez osszegekkel egyiitt a
N6egylet mar az iden is rendelke-
xix annyi penzzel, hogy az egy-
haz esedekes ad6janak fedezesere
$1OO.00-t szavazott meg. Hataro-
zatban ment tovabba, hogy febr.
loan szombaton este 'az egylet
egyhazi vacsorat rendez a Szuli-
gan Hallban, ahol a vezeto lelkesz
a lehetoseg szerint programrol
gondoskodik. Az egylet felkeri az
egyhaz Julianna es Zsuzsanna ne
vii tagjait, hogy kozeli nevnap-
jukra tekintettel Ok adjak ossze
maid a sziikseges hozzavalokat
hogy ICY vacsora egesz jovedel-
me a Noegylet templomalapjat
gyarapithassa. A vacsora reszve-
tell jegye egyebkent $100 6
gyermekeknek 25 cent lesz, amt
buzg6 noink elore fognak arusi
tani. Reszleteket lap jovo het
szamaban fogunk koz0lni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
HAROM GYILKOS ASSZONY
A SIRALOMHAZBAN

Parisban a fellebviteli torveny-
seek meger0sitette az els0foku BIZ
r6sag novemberi .halalos iteletet
Fabre asszony fol0tt, aki a multi
ev tavaszan kegyetlen m6don
tobb kesszurassal meggyilkolta
IA ewes mostohafiat. A halaloS
itelet ezzel jogerore emelkedett
lily most 0sszesen harom Joger6-
sen halalra itelt no varja parish
bort0nokben az itelet vegrehaj-
tasat.
Mem val6szinii, hogy koztar:-
sasdg elnoke akar egynek is meg
kegyelmezzen k0ziiliik, noha nok-
kel szemben a multban mindig
gyakorolta kegyelmi jogat az ell
nok, ennel a harom asszonynal
azonban bizonyara ell fog terni a
hagyomanyokt6l, inert mind a 3
ellen olyan nagy a felhaborodas,
a kozvelemenyben, hogy a megke-
gyelmezes felingerelne nepet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

Kitiin0 alkalom megvennie egy fini-
seles el6tt aIlo hazat az epitG tulajdo-
nost6l. On maga valaszthatja meg,
milyenre akarja finiseltetni. A haz k0-
eel van villamoshoz, iskolak, templo-
mok es iizletekhez. Hat modern szoba
es fiird6, padlas, hatalmas basement,
szen es gyiim0lcs pince front porch
alatt. T0lgyfa finis, EROS konstrukcio,
garazs, cement lepcs6k es behajto ut.
Reszlet fizeteskent te1ket is elfogad a
tulaidonos. Hivja fol ezen cimet: Wal
ter Malinsky 544 N. Belle Vista Ave.
Nappali telefon: 3555s. Ejjeli telefon
1890 6-7
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
AGYoNSZURTA Az EsERNY0

A parisi lapok szerint Auxerre-
b0l, hogy Oft mem mindennapi
szerencsetlenseg aldozata lett egy
f0ldmives, aki sikos jardan
megcsuszott es elesett. Esesekor
mellette haladt ell egy fatal le-
any, aki egy csukott esernyot
tartott kezeben. A fo..dmives
olyan szerencsetleniil esett az err
ny6re, hogy annak ket feszit6
drotja agyaba furodott. A szeren-
csetlen ember r0videsen kiszen-
vedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

lelkesz es egy vilagi kepvisel6 al
tai. Egyhangulag hozta meg a
kozgyiles EFT hatarozatot, ezzel
is bizonysagat adva az alapsza-
balyban megirt celjaihoz val6 ra-
gaszkodasanak. Az alapszabaly
szerint egyhazunknak celia ki-
venni reszet minden hazafias moz-
galomb0l. A tanito kerdeseben
megujitotta a kozgyiiles multi
kori hatarozatat, mely szerint a
presbiteriumra bizza az intezke-
des jogait. Csak annyit valtozta-
tott multkori hatarozaton, hogy
mem ragaszkodik szigoruan ahoz,
hogy ferfi tanitot fogadjunk, ha-
mem tekintettel ARA, hogy keve-
sebb fizetesert tanit6n0t fogadha-
tunk, tobbek particle hozzasz6lasa
utan ugy d6ntott, hogy a presbi-
terium moi tanit6t is alkalmaz-
hat. Tudomasul vette a k0zgyii-
les, hogy a jelenlegi lelkesz ide-
jovetele el0tti id0bol maradt t0bb
mint $300-nyi adot most kell XII
fizetni. A kovetkezo megvalasz-
tott el0ljar6k tettek lie a hivata-
los eskut: Id. Molnar Istvan, En-
delyi Andras, Bondor lstvan,
Eperjessy JOSEF, Vilagi Mihaly,
varga Istvan presbiterek, Balogh
Balazs penztarnok, if. Molnar |.
ellenor. "A t0bbi megvalasztott
prezsbiter a rank k0vetkezo szom.
baton este tartand6 gyiilesen fog
ia letenni a hivatalos eskiit.
Prezsbiteriumi gyiiles. A rank
k0vptkez0 szombaton este fel s
oral kezdettel fogja egyhazunk
pfezsbiteriuma megtartani rendes
havi gyuleset. Ezuton is keretnek
a prezsbiterek, hogy az ev else
gyiilesen telies szamban jelenje-
nel1 meg. ;,
A Lorantffyak tarsas vacsoraja
A rank k0vetkezo vasarnap fogja
a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna n0egylet
megtartani szokasos evi disznoto.
ros vacsorajat. Ere az alkalomra
a Lorantffy tagok nagyon kesziil-
| mex, inert tudjak, hogy egyhaz-
!. tagjaink es joakaroink Macy sza-
ma fog megjelenni. A vacsora al.
kalmaval szinre kerUl DIR. Kol.
basz M6ric betegei. Vacsora-jeg
felnotteknek so cent, gyerekek.
mex % cent. Exert .:g :sgzindarabot
is vegig nezhetik. A vacsora
6rakor lesz. Az egylet eln0kn6jt
e vacsora alkalmaval bucsuzik e
a youngstowniaktol az ohazaba
val0 utazasa alkalmabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUs EGYHAZ
Iselk6Sx:
BoRSY- -KEnEKES GYOHGY
espereS
Templom 6s par6kia:
9o5 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 38637

Heti munkarend. Szerdan
este Z orakor istentisztelet es
utana a Noegylet havi kozgyii-
lese.
Penteken este s 0rakor az
1fjnsagi Egylet 0sszejovetele a
Kossuth K0rben (Mahoning &
West St.).
Szombat reggel 8 orakor ma
gyar iskola es konfirmandu-
sok oktatasa.
Szombaton delutan 3 0rakor
a Kcnfirmaltak Egyletenek he
ii 0sszej0vetele.
Vasarnap d. e. fel II orakor
istentisztelet.
Vasarnap d. II. Q orakor az
egyhaztanaes gyllese.
Multi vasarnapunk. Sep szamu
gyiilekezet elott hangzott az Ige
az elmult vasarnap arrol, hogy az
evangeliumok bizonysaga alapjar
a rosszat soha rosszal, de mindie
csak joval lehet meggy0zni. Al
0rdogtoi megszallott nemarol $40
10 peldazat vot vezetonk a ker
desben. Krisztus a maga isten
erejevel tett csodat, amikor a ne
mat sz6lasra birta. A benniinl
lakoz6 0rd0gi indulatokat is csal
isteni erovel lehet kiiizni. Egyil
indulatot, mely bennGnk var
vagy elleniink szegez6dik, hiab;
akarnank hat hasonlo rosszal ten
nj artalmatlanna, inert Ike
rossz csak tetezne egymast, abe
lyett, hogy mesemmisitene.
AZ vi egyhaztanacs elsO gyu
lese. A feleskiidott vi egyhazta
macs els6 gyileset mem most csii
t0rt0kre, mint ait vasarnap teve
sen hirdettiik, hanem vasarnal
delutanra hivjuk 0ssze, ami
kor mar tisztabb kepet tudunl
magunknak alkotni az VI reno
szerinti munkar9l a sziikseghe;
kepest intezkedeseket tehetunk
Addig is kerjuk az egyhaztanacs
tagjait, hogy y mint feleskjidot
tisztvisel6k rendesen vegezzel
va1lalt munkajukat.9
Ifjusagunk gyiilesei. Az elmul
penteken tartott ifjusagi megbe
szeles es Kossuth K0rrel folyta
tott targyalasaink alapjan Ifjusa
gi Egyletink heti 0sszejovetelei
ezentul a Kossuth K0rben fogj
tartani, ahol a helyisegeket pen
| ticks estenkint rendelkezesiinkr
bocsatja a k0r. Hogy az Egyle
eredmenyes munkat tudjon k
fejteni, ahoz elengedhetetlenI
sziikseges, hogy tagok pontosa
| jarjanak az 0sszejovetelekre II
csak akkor jojjenek, amikor sill
darabot kell pr6balni.
Konfirmaltak Egylete. FOB
mint egy eve mar, hogy a lelkes
/ a konfirmalt fiatalsagot a KoI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
A FARREL.L-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGyUAz K0REB0L
Kohl:
VECSEY A. JEN0,
ref. lelkesz
LIS North Darr Avenue.

Istentisztelet. Foly0 no 10-en|
egyhazunk kebeleben reggel 9-tol
f6l 11-ig vasarnapi iskola es uta-
na mind jart istentisztelet. Szom
baton reggel 9-tol fel 12-ig oyer
mekek vallasos oktatasa. Vasar
nap este az egyhaz lelkesze nj
lesi n0egylet tarsasvacsorajan fog
beszedet tartani, amely vacsoran
egyhazunk kebeleben miik0d6 no
egylet is kepviseltetni fogja ma
gat es ICY az indulas vasarnap es-
te 5 orakor lesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Sep szamu
gyiilekezet elott hirdette az egy-
haz lelkesze az iget, az elmult va
sarnap reggel, amely napon ell
melkedesenek targya volt: "A
siker es balsiker peldabeszede"
A vasarnapi iskolas novendekek
pedig "Itt van szivem, Neked
adom Uram" G.. alkalmi eneket
adtak elo ket hangra. Tagsagi di-
jakat pedig q, kovetkezo testve-
reink fizettek: $500 Kolozsvari
Istvan, 800: Bordy Sander es cs&
ladja es 200 Hunyadi Jeno es cs.
Az egyhaztagsagi fogadalmat u
jabban alairtak k0vetkezok :
Kacs0 Ferenc, Kacso Marta, Ke-
resztes Gyula, Keresztes Gyulane,
Takacs Imre, Takacs Imrene, Du-
lovich Lajos, Dulovich Lajosne,
Macy Gabor es Macy Claiborne. Az
alairast folytatjuk.
Golyajaras. Az elmult het folya
man Sharpsvillen golyajaras volt
ts Macy Imre testveriinket fele.
sege sziil Kovacs Dorti egy egesz-
seges flu gyermekkel ajandekoz.
ia meg. Az edes anya es a kis flu
iol erik magukat.
Jol sikeriilt szinieloadas. Az Ell
multi vasarnnap este igen nagysza
mu k0z0nseg verod0tt 0ssze tenn
plomunk auditoriumaban. Ezer
zsufolt haz elott adta elo ifjusag5
korunk hatalmas gardaja Zilahy
Lajos altal irt Silt nap cimi
harom felvonasos remek szinda
rabjat. Az el6adas az egesz idt
alatt vidam deriltsegben tartotti
ia nagyszamu. koz0nseget. Igazal
jol esett tapasztalnunk az el0
adas alkalmaval a megjegyzesel
k0zepette AIT, hogy a Shenangt
volgyeben elo magyarsag im'
mar ct ev leforgasa utan kezd ON
tudatra ebredni es kezdi belatn
AIT, hogy csakis az osszetartasbal
rejlik az ero, mem pedig a szethu
zasban es ez ICY van jol, miutal
ennek az egyhaznak ma mar a
amerikai magyar egyhazak ko
z0tt az els0k k0zze kellene tartoz
| MIA. Az eloadasra vonatkozolas
| kijelentjiik, hogy helytelen volna
ha csupan egy vagy ket sze
repl6 tehets6get biralgatnank
mivel a szerepl6k egytol-egyis
nagyon jol jatszottak es minden
XII igyekezett tudasanak a legja
vat belevinni szerepebe, a jutalon
mem is maradt ell, miutan a kozol
seq sziinni mem akar0 tapsokka
honoralta a szereploket es nen
egyszer hangzott fel Wig derult
seq. Fogadjak a szereplok a m
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
Cabinet Wednesdays
Are Resumed Today

and Mrs, John Lord O'Brian.
Alternating at the tea table
will be Mrs. Herman j. Gallo
way, Mrs. Charles d. Lawrence,
Mrs. Oscar r. Luhring. Mrs.
George r. Farnurn, Mrs. Seth
w. Richardson, Mrs. Charles
B. Sisson, Mrs. q. Aaron Young
quist, Mrs. Sanford Bates and
Mrs. Claude Raymond Branch,
wives Of Assistant Attorneys
General. and Mrs. Paul A.
Chase.
Navy Ladies
Mrs. Charles F.. Adams, wife
Of the Secretary of the Navy,
win be assisted by a number of
ladies from Navy circles and
her sister, Miss Alice Lowering.
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, wife
Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
viii be at home at her apart
ment at the(Ndayflower and will
have assisting her Mrs. Joseph
M. Dixon, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior. Pre-
siding at the tea table win be
Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, Countess
de Byer, Mrs. Horace M. Al
bright and Mrs. Northcutt Ely.
Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, wire Of
the Secretary Of Agriculture,
will also receive ct her May.
flower apartment. assisted by
Mrs. Roscoe C. Patterson, Mrs.
Paul Bestor, Mrs. Edgar G. Ellis,
Mrs. Theodore Afford and Mrs.
Ernest Hall.
Not Today
The Cabinet ladies not re-
ceiving include Mrs. Robert p.
Lamont. wife Of the Secretary
OF Commerce, who Is in the
midst of moving her Wardman
Park apartment to her new resi-
dence at 2l25 Kalorana Road:
Mrs. James J. Davis, wife Of the
Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Walter r. Brown, wife Of the
Postmaster General, who is in
Toledo, Ohio, for the holidays.
Mrs, Henry Breckenridge, OF
New York city, is passing the
day in washington at the May
flower.
M#&
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John
Morse will have with them
for the Christmas holidays
their debutante daughter, Miss
Frances Morse, from Vassar
College, and their two sons, NAL
verl1 Morse, from Princeton Uni
versity, and John Morse, from
Choate Scl1ce
Ralph Snow, ill has as his
guest his mother, Mrs. Eugene
Francis Hill. Mr.. Hills niece,
Mrs. Richard Howard Jones, and
her husband viii come to Wash
ington for the holidays. Mrs.
Jones was the former Miss
Louise Hill Conkey.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
Envoy Honor Guest

The Right Honorable Sir
Esme Howard and Lady Isa.
belle will be the honor guests
Of the Bureau OF Commercial
Economics and their invited
members at the Carlton Hotel
on Sunday night. January 5.
at which time win be screened
new films Of Mystic India and
Derjaeling, Mt. Everett, the
Gateway. to Tibet. George Rem.
ington Of the Indian govern
nfent will speak and an or.
chestra viii play suitable music.
This Is the first Of the new
series of diplomatic Sunday
night motion picture events Of
the Bureau of Commercial
Economics of 11O8 Sixteenth st.
N. W., where tickets can be
secured. The seasons program
includes films Of Germany,
Hungary, Serbia, Poland,
Rumania, Siam, New Zealand,
Canada, Switzerland, Bulgaria,
Dominican Republic and the
Army and Navy of the United
States. This Is the sixth season
OF the series at the Carlton
Hotel, the arrangements being
made by DIR. Anita Marie
Boggs. director Of the bureau.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
. TIN CONCERNS
To COMBINE


NEW YORK, Dec. IS dN.s3.-
About half the worlds tin supply
viii be affected BY . provisional
agreement for the merger Of four
Of the largest tin smelling COM
panies made In London yesterday,
according to an announcement
made here today.
The Anglo Oriental tin interests,
the Patino interests, which lead
in Bolivia tin production. and
prominent members Of the newly
formed Tin Producers Associa-
ton made the agreement, advices
state. The combine win have q
capital Of 1000 900 ($25, 600. .0001.
The new company win be the
largest tin smelling organization
in the world. The four companies
in the merger are the Cornish
Tin Smelling Company, the East
ern Tin Smelling Company, the
PenpoII Tin Smelling Company
and williams, Harvey and Com.
psny.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
MRS. GANN IS.
GUEST OF
HONOR

Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
was the ranking guest at the
luncheon given today by Mrs.
Joe Grail. wife Of Representa-
tive Grail of California, at the
Mayfower, in compliment to the
president and officers Of the
Congressional Club. Those
present were Mrs. Ray Lyman
wilbur, wife Of the Secretary
of the Interior; Mrs. James e.
Watson, Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Nary, Mrs. Water r. George,
Mrs. Porter III. Dale, Mrs.
Charles s. Deneen, Mrs. Henry
j. Allen, Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs.
C. William Ramseyer, Mrs. Louis
T. McFadden, Mrs. Clarence r.
Lea, Mrs. Clay Stone Briggs,
Mrs. Hamilton Fish,, jr., Mrs.
Homer Hoch, Mrs. Daniel A.
Reed, Mrs. Lawrence Richey,
Mrs. Robert B. Armstrong. Mrs.
Frank B. Mondell, Mrs. Daniel
J. O'Brien, Mrs. T. v. O'Connor,
Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs. Harold
Reed Srnoot, and Mrs. 0. T..
Johnson, ir.
M&&
Lewis Clark, vice consul to
China, entertained q company
last evening at the Club Chan.
tecler supper dance.
~ 4
jeff Chewing was host to q
party last evening at the Club
Chantecier Supper-d dance.
Mrs. Il. Y. Estabrook and her
son John Y. Estabrook, of Wor-
cester, Mass, are at the Dodge
Hotel accompanied by Mrs. B.
Y, Davis and Miss A. r. Yeaton,
also fof Worcester.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18

With the world and his wife
going calling this afternoon the
social sun is all but obscured
by the flutter of bits of en-.
graved white cardboard.
Cabinet Wednesdays" may
be interesting but they are
anything but brilliant socially.
They are the gate crasher's
holiday for, behold, there are
no gates to crash. Anyone with
the desire and q calling card
can 60 visiting the ladies OF
the Cabinet, nibble q sandwich
and drink q cup OF tea. Any
one with the stamina, in fact,
can go calling on all Of them.
Time Honored
cabinet Wednesdays" are q
tim e honored institution In
washington. Today's round Of
calling promises to be particu-
larly interesting, as 1t win be
the first Of the present Admin
istration. New faces viii be
seen behind the tea trays. with
q sufficient sprinkling of IA
lmiliar ones to make the calling
line feel at home.
Il AT the Mayflower Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Gam. sister Of
Vice President Curtis, will be
at home at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
Gam is no stranger to Wash
ington, but it Is her initial ap-
pearance behind the Vice Presi-
Dental tea tray. Assisting her
will be. certain of her friends
invited from both the House and
Senate membership. They viii
include Mrs. James =. watson,
Of Indiana; Mrs. Charles l..
MCNary, of Oregon; Mrs.
Charles s. Deneen. Of Illinois;
Mrs. Henrik ShipStead, of Min
nesota: Mrs. Peter Norheck, of
North Dakota. and Mrs. Henry
j.. Allen and Miss Henrietta
Allen.
Assisting
Also assisting Mrs. Gam
win be Mrs. Wallace Dempsey,
of New York; Mrs. u. s.. Guyer,
of Kansas: MRS. Louis r. Nc
Fadden. of Pennsylvania: Mrs.
James G. Strong, Of Kansas:
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. OF Wis
consin: Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose and Mrs. Harold x.
Smoot.
Mrs. Henry L. StiHnSon, wife
of the Secretary of State, win
receive between 4 and 6 o'clock
at her home. Woodley, on
Cathedral Avenue. With her
win be Mrs. william r. Castle,
jr., Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr and
Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane.
Cabinet Debut
Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley, wife
Of the new Secretary OF War.
viii make her debut as q Cabi-
net hostess when she receives
at her residence 1870 Belmont
Rd.
Mrs. william Dewitt Mitchell.
wife Of the Attorney General,
will be at home at 81 Kalor-
anna Circle. She will be as
sisted BY Mrs. william Howard
Taft, Mrs. Thomas D. Schall,
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
MILE. OTERO
IS ARTIST
TODAY

! eenorita Emma Otero, col
cratura soprano. and Richard
Crooks, tenor. were co-stars at
Mrs. Lawrence To#nsend's
musicale at the Mayflower this
morning. Sonora de Otero,
mother Of the young singer
from Cuba, was present.
Following the musicale Mrs.
Townsend entertained at lunch
con in compliment to the ar
lists, her guests including the
Ambassador OF Cuba and Nine!
de Ferrara, the Secretary Of
War and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley,
the Mayor Of Havana and
Sonora De Gomez, Mrs. Edward
StoteSbury, of Philadelphia; u.
Grant Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Tuckerman, Miss Laura
Tuckerman, Mrs. Frank Let's,
jose M. Linares- Rivarls, secre-
tary Of the Spanish embassy:
Al. y. Pack, Of the British EN-.
hassy; Gonzalo Guell, Of the
Cuban embassy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank La Fargo, Of New York;
Rudolph Gruen, Miss Mar
garetta Wright and Thomas
Stone, Of the Canadian Lega-
ton.
Other luncheon hostesses
following the concert included
Nine. Henry Roso, who enter
tanned in compliment to Mrs.
William Howard Taft.
Her other guests were Miss
Bessie Kibbey, Mrs. James
Brown Scott, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Mrs. william i. Crounse,
Mrs. Henry w. Watson. Mrs.
Paul johnson, and Mrs. Doug
las p. Birnie.
Also entertaining at luncheon
were Mrs. James Couzens and
Mrs. Lindsay Russell.
Mrs. E. E. Gam was the
guest of Mrs. Couzens in her
box at the concert.
Il 4 k#
81 Mrs, Robert Grain and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Grain,
will leave washington tolllor-
row for Baltimore, having taken
b house, 1920 Calvert St, for
the rest of the season. Miss
Grain is making her debut In
Baltimore, old home Of the
Grains, and will return to- town
frequently for parties during
the winter.
Tea Tomorrow
Mrs. Helen Mccoy will re-
ceive informally, Thursday, De
cember 10, from 3 until Z
O'Clock at, Shadowall, her studio
home, 1875 Thirty-first st.,
Georgetown. There win be an
interesting exhibition of arts
tic work. A number Of Wash
ington and New York artists
win be represented. Mrs.
katherine Morris will preside
In the dining room. Mrs. G, II.
Butts and Mrs. George 7. Man
kin win assist
X u
Representative and Mrs. John
G. Schafer will remain in Wash
ington for the holidays and
will have as their guests Mid
sfipmen James II. Camben,
George Wendleherg, and Charles
Schafer.
Representative and Mrs. John
w. Summers have as their
holiday guest their daughter.
Mrs. Hope Summers Witherell,
Of Evanston, Ill Another daugh-
ter, Miss Jean Summers, who
is d sophomore at Northwestern
University, EvanStorly Ill, Will
arrive Saturday for q tWo-Week
kfaswas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-23
Nation Watches Skbo Efforts to Make Three Ro0 Deer
Davis and Elkins Well-Loaded
for New York Invasion

sports writer's, accustomed to the
usual bear" stories and peSsimis-
tic blurbs from college press
agents, we're entirely unprepared
fol- the announcement received to-
day from DaviS-Elkins.
Davis and Elkins will defeat
Fordham at the Polo grounds Sat
urday, and in SO doing. will show
four all-America candidates." de-
clared the communique. Athletic
Director Randolph and Coach
Henderson are most happy that
the Davis and Elkins stars will
get chance to play where a big
crowd can appreciate them"
The southern schools nominal
tons for allTAmerica honors are
Granville Mitchell, end; Albert
Hawley, an Indian from Haskell
Institute, who plays center; Cecil
Irwin, a tackle, and Claude War
rem, half back.
In addition to HaWley the
southern team includes two other
Indian football players who have
had varsity experience with
Haskell. Other -Elkins play
ers are said to have matriculated
from the Quantico Marines.