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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18

Now that the holiday whirl has susded enough to allow a deep
breath, indianapolis society is making of for the more interesting
social whirl offered this time of the year in the south.
Miss Imogene Shea is leaving soon with her mother, Mrs. Wesley
Shea. 1855 North Meridian street, for Florida.
Miss Margaret Wilson, 1921 North Meridian street, has gone TO
California for the remainder of the winter season.
Mrs. Walter Baker Williams, accompanied by her husband, has gone
to Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. williams will make their home in Cleveland for an
indefinite period.
Miss Edith Miner became the bride of Stuart Gorreu this morning
in Toledo.
Mrs. Dwight Harvey before her marriage Wednesday night was Miss
Jane Elizabeth Decker, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Moeslein, l East
Twenty-eighth street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18

~vice-regent, Miss Mary Fribley; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Ruth
B~erkeyp-le; recording secretary,
Mrs. Cora Ferguson; registrar, Miss
Aida Fi1e-tone; hit-ricn, Miss
Helen Fribley; trca urer, Mrs. Pear
Byre-, and chaplain, Mrs. Elma
Fricley.
Ann Rogers Clark chapter, Jeffer-
sonville, met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Walter Swartz. Miss Jen-
ME Taggart was assisting hostess.
Miss Lila Cain and Miss Katie JAG
obs read papers.
Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball was
elected delegate from the Paul Re-
we're chapter, Muncie, to the Cont
mental ConTresS to be held in Wash
ington. D. c., in April, at a meeting
he'd Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
j. r. Marsh. Mrs. Clarence Ct.
Ream, regent, and Mrs. Horace G
Murphy. vice-regent, r delegates
ex-of1cio. Alternates are Mrs. John
Spencer, Mrs. j. r. Marsh, Mrs. w.
o. Hammond. Mrs. Harry Maxon,
Mrs. A. F. Hickman, Mrs Shirley
Babhitt. Mrs. Harry tanning, Mrs.
Charles Gilmore and Miss Harriest
F. Cullough.
Mrs. George Buntin and Miss
Fa-wen we're elected delegates to
the Continental Congress- at a meet
'ng Of the Terre Haute chapter. Al
terrct-s ere Ms. c. Eherly, Mrs. No
bic Johnson, Mrs. Walker Schell
NIrs. Harry Baker, Mrs. w. W. Ad-
amson. Mrs. w. G.. Clark, Mrs. lone
Gilbert. Miss Lo;'sn K'eiser and
Miss Mary Alice Warren.
Mrs. A. e. Dupree, Bloomington
was host-ss for a meeting of TIE
chapter Wednesday. Mrs. I. VIII
iiams read a paper on "Schools in
the South" Mrs. E. r. Fletcher
regent; Mrs. George Daugherty
vice-regsnt, and Mrs. Bert Curry
were elected delegates to the ma
tioreI convention. A'-errates vii
he Mrs.. Lee Benns. Mrs. Lula Ra-
der. Mrs L. e. Rainbolt. Mrs. l. r
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
CLUB WOMEN HEAR
DEAN COULTER

Dean Stanley Coulter Of Purdue
university will address the members
of the Woman'S Research Cub at
the home Of Mrs. Edmund D. Clark,
1912 North Meridian street, Mon
day.
The luncheon committee, headed
by Mrs. M. o. Ryker, includes MIS-.
j. w. Duncan, Mrs. j. NJ. DUNCAN,
Mrs. l.. M. Edwards, Mrs. j. D.
Ermston, Mrs. o. w. Fffer. Mrs.
Mary Carver, Mrs. T. w. Grafton,
Mrs. H. E. Hadley and Mrs. F. G.
Heath.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Annual
Formal Ball to
be Held Feb. "a

Announcement Is made that the
tenth annual formal ball of Sum-
nys.de Guild. one of the leading so
cial events of the year, VII be held
at the Ind ana ballroom, Monday
night, Feb. "a.
Mrs. Chantilla White, who has
ceen general chairman Of all the
previous dances, will sgain be In
charfe. The affair will be a Wash
lngton's birthday party.
officers Of the organization re:
President. Mrs Fred S. Duesenbsrg;
irst v!ce-president, Mrs. A. C. Ear
ing; second vsce-presideut. Mira. VIII
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
CLUB ARRANGES FOR
CARD PARTY, SALE

st. Joan of Arc Women's Club
will give a card party and food sale
in the school hall at Q Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott SheSler and Mrs. J.. A.
Gibson are in charge of the affair,
assisted by the following commit
tee:
Mrs. Clyde c. Bowers, Mrs. James
r. Swartz, Mrs. Joseph T. Brady,
Mrs. John H. Bingham, Mrs. A j.
Fest, Mrs. F. S. Earhart, Mrs.
George w. Maupin, Mrs Victor
Beckerich, Mrs. Bryan Davis, Mrs.
A. j. BOOSTERS, Mrs. w. H. Berhng.
Mrs. Maurice Early, Mrs. M. Il.
Koss. Mrs. Walter Dean, Mrs.
George Mullins, Mrs. w. A. Bren-
nan. Mrs. z. l. Moore and Mrs. E.
A. Wysons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Elect NeW Officers

Mss Velma Runyan vas elected
members chairman of the Girls
Friendly Society of Christ church at
a recent meeting. Other new OIL
GERS are: Vice-members chairman,
Miss Margaret Copley; secretary,
Miss Jane De Hart; treasurer, Miss
Helen Kidwell; executive commit
tee, DR.. Maybelle Prettyman and
Miss Katherine Kidwell; finance
committee, Miss Mildred Rounds
and Miss Helen Keene; publicity
chairman. Miss Tnelma Gray. and
sergeant-at-arms, Miss Gene VIII
son.. The next meeting will be held
at 6 Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Deceased members of the Indiana
chapters, announced at the Deem
Der called meeting of the national
D. A. R. board, were Mrs. Mary H.
D. Davis, Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter; Mrs. Mary E. Orchard,
Bloomington; Mrs. Nice. Sims, Cap
tain Harmon Aughe; Mrs. Emma L.
R. Elliott, Christopher Harrison;
Miss Laura l.. Smith, FIT. Harrison;
Mrs. Mary H. Emison. Francis Vigo;
Mrs. Emma D. Gerard, General de
Lafayette; Mrs. Mannta A. Miller,
General Francis Marion; Mrs. Estel-
la B. Prince, General Jacob Brown;
Mrs. Caroline B. Melish. John Paul;
Mrs. Rose B. Pence and Mrs. nellie
Y. Howe. Joseph Hart; Mrs. Jennie
S. F. Trimble, Manitou; Mrs. Ella
K. Thompson, Prentice; Mrs. Mary
f. Deeter, Ouibache; Mrs. Susan T.
Delaney, PiankShaw; Mrs. Ellie M
B. Thomas, Richmond; Mrs. Me-
garet Friend and Mrs. Rachel Jones,
Rushville; Miss Frances M. Good
win, Sarah winston Henry: Mrs.
Emma DuShane and Mrs. Kathryn
Carlisle, Weinrichter. Schuyler Col
fax chapter; Mrs. Mary Clark, Will
liam Henry Harrison.
Richmond chapter elected dele
gates to the Continental Congress
at a meeting held today. Talks were
given by Mrs. Robert Hudson, who
spoke on Native Song Birds" Mrs.
Efie NJ. Thomas, Voices of Wild
Fowl" and Mrs. Anna Bradbury,
Books and Waterfalls" The Febru-
airy meeting will be a Washington'S
birthday luncheon. Mrs. James B.
CrankShaw. state regent, will be
guest of honor.
Mrs. Horace G. Murphy, Muncie,
state chairman of the committee
on national defense, will make an
address before the Kikthawenund
chapter. Anderson, Wednesday, Jan.
%. Delegates to the Continental
congress will be appointed. The
meeting will be held in the Blue
Triangle room. with Mrs. R. W.
Bailey as chairman of hosteSSeS.
williams Tufts chapter, Elkhart,
had a program on national defense
friday, Jan. II. Mrs. John P.
KeSter was the speaker.
Winchester chapter will meet
Jan. % with Mrs. Carrie l. Barnes,
Mrs Susanna HaineS and Mrs.
Mary w. S. Lamm as hoSteSSeS.
Roll call will be answered with the
names Of artists. Mrs. Lydia Pref
low will give a talk on Trees. Birds
and Flowers" Mrs. Barnes will
speak on Art A musical program
will be given by Mrs. Genevieve Mes
bit Clark
Charles Carroll chapter. Delphi,
viii celebrate its nineteenth ami
verSary with a luncheon this month
at the home of Mrs. B. B. Mayhill.
Mrs. James L. Bavin, vice-president-
general from Indiana, will be honor
guest.
Indiana's quota Of boxes sent to
Ellis Island has fallen below the
number deported within the same
period last year. March Is IS the
final date to report boxes. Mrs. Guy
AlSpaugh. state chairman, is anx-
ious for Indiana to preserve its for
mer record. Chapters are urged TO
send q box, however small
Tppecanoe River chaoter, Boar-
bon. has elected the following new
officers: Regent. Mrs. Jessie Wood;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18

liam Freund; secretary, Mrs. Carrie
L. Eammel; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Charles Mart n; treasurer, Mrs.
Ethel Wacker; corresponding secre-
tary, MIS-. Le-oy Martin; di. ectors,
Mrs. Fred s. Kyaucs. Mrs. Guy D.
Rock and Mrs. Frank z. Gaines;
parialnentar-an, Mrs. Edward
Ferger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
MISS SPITZNAGEL Is
HEAD OF SORORITY

Members of the Alpha Chi Zeta
sorority elected officers Thursday
night at a meeting held at the home
Of Miss Alma Kirk, GIG North Tenn
pie street.
The new officers are: President,
Miss Louise S~pitznagel; vtce-presi-
dent-secretary, Miss Esther Trimpe.
and treasurer, Miss Eleanor
Roempke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Try-O Outs Scheduled

Additions for membership in the
active section of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will be heard at
10 Saturday morning. Jan. IS. at the
home of Mrs. Robert Brakeman. 3348
North Pennsylvania street. All ap-
plicants are asked to apply TO Mrs.
Frank Edenharter, membership
chairman. before next Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Program to
Be GiUen by
City Group

Members of the active section CT
the INDIANAPOLIS Matinee Musicale
will present their mid-January pro-
gram at 3 Friday afternoon at the
John Heron Art institute.
The program. which is in charge
OF Mrs. Robert w. Blake, will be as
follows:
'Duettino concertante mach Mozart"
buSoII
"Schcrzo' ..........--.. .Saint-Saens
Lucille Wagner and Marie zorn,
p~ianiStS.
"FeidelnSamkelt' ...-.--....--. .BIaiiunS
Der SchmieQ RlatlLle
Minneled BIshnl
Miss Charlotte Lieber. vocalist;
Mrs. Frank Edenharter. pianist.
second Violin Concerto. Opus 43'
Martha Rundell. v~iolinist: Anita
Wandell, pianist.
BourrcS .....---.---- DAN
Two Etudes" ......--.-.--. Grandtanny
"ImprOmptu Caprice .PleruS
Marjorie Call. harpist.
"A Sons Of THANKSGIVING Parks
The GvpSieS ..-..--..---.. ScnuInann
Girls OCtette' .--.-...--. -Scnumann
List the Cherubic Host" ...--..- .Gaul
Technical High School Girls Con-
cert Club. Nadine Beauchamp, So
prano: William Moon, baritone.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
HOLD FIVE SAILORS
 WHO KNEW SLAYER
Portuguese Alienists Say Man Who Killed Minister UnS0und

Lisbon, June 10 (UP)-t'ive mem bers of the crew of the German cruiser koenigsberg were held by Portuguese police today when they admitted they had known Franz Biechowski, who shot and killed Dr Albert Won Balligand, German min ister to Portugal, last Saturday.
 BiechoWsk was examined again by Portuguese alienists, who said he assured them he was happy over the accomplishment of his crime. They said the last examination confirmed their belief after earlier questioning that the man was mentally un- balanced
 The koenigsberg will sail tomor- row for Germany with Dr. Von Balli- sand's remains which were given q state funeral here yesterday. Gen. Antonio Carmona, president Of Portugal, personally paid his con- dolences 10 Frau Non Balligand at the German embassy, and then the Casket vas taken on a Caisson to the German cemetery where it was placed in the chapel to await the hoenigsbers departure.
 Biechowski cannot be executed for the assa ssination under Portuguese law. No capital punishment exists in this country. the most severe pun Ishment the court martial can lm- pose will hr 80 years at hard labor. The court martial will begin his trial Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

Sparks circus, one of the world foremost traveling amusement instI- tutions, arrived in New Britain early this morning for performances this afternoon and tonight. The big show arrived on special trains and was greeted hy an unofficial welcoming committee. consisting of d huge throng Of youngsters and their cld- CTS. who saw the unloading Of tn" biggest and heet" Sparks show in the long career Of the organization.
 The Sparks circus has bocn sUh- stantially enlarged in every depart ment this season and is said 10 b" presenting a two hour program Of circus features unsurpassed hy any outdoor amusement organization.
 The special show trains arrIyed al daybreak from Moriden and within 2. remarkably short time the hugo tent spires were pointing skyward ar the show grounds at St. Mary $ playgrounds. Fully 10 acres are re- aured for the erection Of the rented city" which is almost ,pa}lty within itself. aS the big shOE carries its own physician, dentist, postm1s- ter. veterinarian. commIssary and other requisites of q community
 The personnel of the Sparks cJrcus . numbers more than e5n. if is stated. The three rings, hIppodroma track, steel arena and stages arc alive with
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
TOM MIX IS SLOW
 IN REAL PURSUIT
Daughter Elopes and Is Married
 Yuma, Arizona

Beverly Hills. Cal, June 10 P'- Tom Mix. cowboy firm hero, who on the screen has pursued many Vll- lains many times. always with suc- cess started % minutes 100 late to pursue his eloping daughter, Ruth Jane Mix, and today she was Mrs. Douglas Gilmore.
 The 17-year- old bride and her ac- tor husband were expected here to- day from Yuma, Ariz., where they were married yesterday at 10:45 q. rn Mrs. Olive stokes Mix, the girls mother and Tom Mfx's divorced wife was waiting here 10 give them her blessing. She said today that she had opposed the marriage be- cause the 27-year-old bridegroom had been married before and for other reasons, but that she would "help make the best of il"
 Girl Leaves Note Behind
 Mix heard Of his daughters elope- nent yesterday when he read a note she had left behind in the tradi- tioral fashion before she departed for the Arizona line with Gilmore about l 4 m. He immediately call ed his attorney, who telephoned Sheriff J. C. Hunter of Yuma county to stop the ceremony. Hunter founl the couple at a hotel They dis played their certificate of marriage and informed him he was 100 late" "
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
pot BILE FEATURE AT EMBASSY

After barely escaping many dan gers with their lives in fleeing Rus sian revolu'ionists party of refu- gees came 10 the United States only to face q firing squad. However, the firing squad used blank cartridges and tho stone wall against which the refugees stood was a motion picture sci
 This was for one Of the dramatic scenes in Song of the I'lame,' First Nationals n-Tcchnicolor drama. which comes Wednesday to the i'm hasgv thcarcr.
 Song of the Flame is an olabo- rate dramatic spectacle Ii is based on the stage operetta, having been brought 70 the screen through Vita phone. The prominent cast IS head ed by Alexander Gray Bornice Claire, Noah T}cery, and Alice Cen tIe.
 James Murray is featured in Uni versars dramatic all-talking picture, l"Hide-Out," coming 10 the Embassy theater Wednesday.
 "Hide-Ou is a college picture Of most unusual type. 1t contains a delightful romance and q gripping dramatic plot. Thus far. most col lcee films have been Of q light and frivolous nature "Hide-Our' pre- sonts dynamic story in a colles setting
 Beautiful Kathryn Crawford t' featured with Murray in the picture
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

Shanghai. June 10 GPS - Japan csc adviCes tonight stated that as a result of the reported rout of the na- tlonalist army near YoChog, the last barrier between the kVangsi rebels and the Yangtze river, the Wuhan cities-Hankow, Wuchang, and Hanyang were considered Erayely menaced
 The three cities are strategiCally located, both commercially and from a military standpoint, on the Yang tze nearly 600 miles west of here. Hankow was for some time the seat of the nationalist government be- fore its military successes in cen- tral China permitted its establish ment at Ranking.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

In California brides must be IS years old and three days notice is required before issuance of a, mar riage license. In Arizona girls of 16 are permitted to wed less their par ents make formal objection Miss Mix said she was IS when she and Gilmore secured their license.
 Sheriff Changes Plans
 The Gilmores had planned to spend a brief honeymoon in Yuma, but the attention attracted by the visit of the sheriff to their hotel made them chance their minds, and Gilmore announced that they would return to his home here,
 Mrs. Mix said her daughter and Gilmore twice previously had plan ned to elope. Five weeks ago, she said, they started to Las Vegas, Ne vada, but were forced to return when Gilmore became ill. Two weeks ago Mrs. Mix said she unin- tentionally locked her daughters automobile and discovered later that she had foiled second attempt.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

The ace gunner on the Mlssissipp: is Fredric March He is also a sharp shooter with the women, The sailors try to persuade him 10 make Clara fall for him, hoping he will leave her fiat. He refuses. However, March and Clara meet accidentally, anu the inevitable happens They fail for each other.
 Harry Green is happy too. Hear ing that March's sightseeing won first prize at target practice for the Mississippi two years before, Green bets 5000 that he will repeat Har- " gives Clara the day of, and March takes her across the border for an afternoons outing
 Clara IS q real "It' girl in this picture. Don't miss 1t.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
AT JHE, PALACE

The comedians Of screenIand. George Sidney and Charlie Murray in the Cohers and kolIeys in Scot land need no introduction to movie patrons Of New Britain
 This picture will he strengthened by "'Hurricane'-a drama of the sea which makes inc double feature program at tho Palace today and Wednesday worth while
 The picture is might epic or tho aca with adventure, drama. romance and thrills portrayed with a sweep that will grip any audience Bosworth gives one Of the great est performances or his career ae Hurricane" Martin. the bold mari
 ner admired by his men for his
 fearlessness, hut feared hv them ho- cause of his mysterious habit of in dulging in maniacal laughter. John
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
NATIONALISTSLOSE
 f IMPORTANT CITY
Last Barrier to Rebel Capture Of Important Cities Passed

Hankow, Hupeh, China, June 10 P' - The invading Kwangsi army today overcame the defense of the Ranking nationalist forces near To- chow, northern Human province. said reports reaching here this after noon, and forced the nstionslsts to retreat northwIrd along the railway line toward Wuchang.
 Dispatches from foreign sources said the fighting had begun just south of Yochow, on the northeast shore of Tungting Lake, late Mon day. The kwangsi army including 8 number of reputed bandit organi- cations as well as the anti-Nanking provincials, previously had captured Changsha, Huanese capital, with only nominal resistance from its na- tionalist defenders.
 The stated objective of the kwangsi rebels is this city and it's sister municipalities, Wuchang and Hanyang, the former just across the Yangtse River.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
CLARA BOW HAS TIT

Clara Bow, serving sodas to the boys Of the fleet in Harry Greens tlug store in San Diego, gets in a lot of Tt" The boys fall hard for the "Bedhead.' She plays theia all along She has a special boy friend on each battleship then the whole fleet comes in al once.
 Deluged with boy friends, Clara is helpless The sailors check on her. find she has been giving them the run-around. The result is 8 free for-all battle that almost wrecks the drug store. The sailors plot revenge.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
X. Of (. Chaplain Is
 H0rOred by {'niyeysit7

Niagara Falls. x Y, June 1H IF- Tho Rev. John NoGivney, Bridce- port, Conn. supreme chaplain of th. snjGh-s or Columbus was honorod with the degree Of doctor Of laws 10. day at tho 7&rd annual commence mant exercises cr Niagara University
 Henry W. Walsh. Hartford. conn received tho Niagara medal for oN fraordinary achiaysment in ath I.tjcs."
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
UNLOADING SPARKS CIRCUS

acts thToughout the two hours of the porforrnanca. The program is ro- rla,e with aeriaIsts, acrobats, horse ren and horsawomon. subjGgators Of wild Hons, tigers and Ioopards. novel offerings uy the three herds Of elo- plants. and the hilarious antics Of cu army Of clowns.
 The performances start at and 2 ?. m. with doors 10 the manaserie opcnmE at and | p. h. m order 10 allo" p full hour for rh" inspec- ton Of the zoolo=lnal collection.
 The program includes the original Nelson family the Guca troupe Of riders, staring Flora Bedini. the Fink Wright Duo Of equlihris's. the Aerial Walters and many others.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

it is the average woman wants, stil i, was good fun and had an und -- lying dramatic theme that the audi cnce appreciated.
 Matinees will be presented at th. Grand today. tomorrow, Thursdd, and Saturday. Evening performances are presented daily al 8-&U.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
GRAND rHEATER. HARTFORD

"What a Woman Wants win
 Frances Williams in the featured role opened at the Grand theater last night before an audiesce that was. fully in accord with the Jamas Thatcher Plavo7s who were present. ing the piece Happily cast every player extended his Or herself to make the play T sure fire produc- lion and their success was attestod bv the hilarious laughter and rap'
 attention Of the capacity house thaD was present. Frances Williams en- acts the role of a spjnster who d. r.dss 70 go modern with tr4if Imaginable reerlts and while n" writer could hardly say that the play aasware tho question as 10 just whit
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

nv Mack Brown is cast as the juvenile lead, role in which he shines. The feminine interest is cen tered in Leila Hyams, who has the role of Hurricanes dacghIer.