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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY G. A, R. LADIES

T. w. Bennett circle, No. 1913,
Ladies of the c.. A. R., installed new
officers Thursday afternoon at Fl.
Friendly. SD North Illinois street.
Following are the officers:
President. Mrs. Bessie Hart; SEN
Tor vice-preSident. Mrs. Clementme
Van ASdal; junior vice-president,
Mrs. Adeline Maze; secretary, Mrs.
Anna Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Bessie
Cooley; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Ma
son; patriotic instructor. Mrs. Flor
ence Bell Roberts; conductor. Mrs.
Anna HewSon; assistant conductor,
Mrs. Ida Wilson; guard, Mrs. Kate
Porter; assistant guard, Mrs. Cora
V. Clapp; musician, Mrs. Ethel
Willis.
Mrs. Roberts. assisted by Mrs.
Willis, was in charge of installation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03

P,p Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Not what
French designers say about the
long skirts, but what American
women decide to do about it will
determine the success or failure of
the present attempt to reintroduce
housekeeping gowns to feminity.
The phrase longer is no Paris die
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Hold Pled0e Service

Rho Delta sorority will hold
pledge services for Miss June
Slower, Miss Mary Roach, Miss
Mary Esther Greenan, Miss Eledia
Mitchell and Miss Juanita Stallings
at a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight
at the home of Miss Ruth Griffith,
1903 North LaSalle street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03

TT seems to be the unanimous
opinion of the really i'm
portant couturiers that skirts
neither very long nor very
short should be, will be, and
ARE the choice of every
elegant woman.
Elegant women have never really
liked the very short skirts. They
just couldn't be nice, unless one
could afford to wear long silk tights
or something like that-and then l
doubt if they could be nice.
But neither can an elegant Wom-
an sponsor very long skirts, which
of necessity trail the ground and
can not be worn for an hour with
out becoming filthy. There are
times and places for long skirts,
and no others-and the time is not
during the day and the place is not
on the street. .......
NNE should realize that all dis
~ cusSionS for and against the
long skirts pertain only to daytime
wear. There is no discussion about
long skirts for evening. There isn't
a woman in the world who does not
like to be a grande dame, nor a
woman in the world who would not
feel demode in short skirt on the
dance floor.
Which leads us to something
rather important about evening
coats-something you must hear
about soon.
It f
The COMturierS
TTEIM. The most elegant furrier
L Il of Paris-pronounced exactly
IiLyo II iS in English eXceOt that the
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PERSONALS

Mrs. J. NJ. Dalrymple, Marott
hotel, is in Long Beach, Cal. where
she spent the holiday season.
Mrs. bessie NJ. GilchriSt. Marott
hotel, has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs w. H Airing. Scars
dale, N. Y, during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie N. Bobbitt,
els East Forty-ninth street, have
gone to Chicago, where they will
spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Bullet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
CARD PARTIES

Division No. 10. L. A. a o. H. will
give card party tonight at $50 i'll
st. Joseph's hall, els East North
street.
La Velle GoSSett Post, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, will give q beneflt
card and bunco party tonight at the
hall, Walnut and King streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
.Sketchers to Meet

Members of the Sketching Club
will meet at 2:3o Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. WOODBURY.
Mason, $50 East Fi.ty-seventh
street. Miss Mamie Moff1t will talk
On Spanish Symbols"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Sahara Buds to Meet

Miss Eleanor Saunders, BIT North
State streets. will be hostess for a
reeting of the Sahara Buds at s
o'clock Saturday night. Bridge will
be played.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Club Has Dinner Party .

Members of the Washington
Boulevard Club entertained with
dinner Thursday in the Crysta.
dining room of the Marott hotel
Mrs. ]. w. Warren was in charge
of the affair. A theater party fol-
lowed the dinner.
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Aurilinru Hos Luncheon

A luncheon for members of the
Southern Club Auxiliary, was given
today at the home of Mrs. Eugene
S. Fisher. 1894 Broadway. The hos
tess was ass sted by Mrs. Eerbert
Sheets and Mrs. William r. Scaf.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Sororitu Meeting Slated

Sigma Tau Delta soror ty will
nold it's regular meeting Friday
night at the home of Miss Gladys
drittcn, 81 North fremont street.
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AssemblV Women to Meet

The State Assembly Women will
hold a luncheon at the Marott
hotel Wednesday. More than fifty
guests will attend. A program in
the formal parlor will follow.
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GiUe Formal Boil

Third formal seasonal ball being
given by the Marott hotel for res
idents and their guests, will be held
at o'clock Thursday, Jan. Is, il
the marble ballroom.
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PLedOes to Entertain

Beta Tau sorority will be enter
tanned with bunco party at the
home of Miss Alice Nickels, 20
North Riley street, Friday night.
The party is being given by pledges
to the sorority.
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A N evening ensemble OF panne
L n velvet trimmed with amethyst
and mauve crystal! I just couldn't
resist making this design, honestly
and my cunning French dress
maker is making it up for me right
this minute! 1t has Princess lines
and hugs the hips, and the short
jacquette is of the mauve velvet and,
Sh-h-h-h, has huge collar and cuff
of-really, my dear, ermine, which
will never be bunny-rabbit again,
dyed deep shade of the purple!
TINE length of evening wraps is
II today's most mooted fashion
question. And the answer is-ex-
tremes. Either very short in a
jaunty, just below the natural
waist-line jacquette effect, or very
long, following the swoop of the
modish gown. There just isn't any
three-length in an evening wrap!
Coats, yes-but that's another story.
CKIRTS are taking circular
- trend, with an opening on the
side, which reveals a harmonizing
printed material underskirt, also
circular. This for afternoon, I
mean, and informal street wear. And
usually it compliments a straight,
tight -at-the-waist jacquette over a
blouse, which matches the under
skirt-and really blouses!
n
AR ReyOir!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Mrs. Elliott EntertQins

Members of the Fayette Club met
at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Carl D. Elliott, 47l0
Carrollton avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03

Arrange Benefit Party
Magnolia circle, No. 4, will enter
tain with benefit card party at
o'clock Friday afternoon at Red
mems hall, Morris and Lee streets.
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Au Revoir!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-21

able, with the rates to central and
eastern North Dakota higher than t6
the twin cities and Duluth.
This complaint" c. w. Mcdonnell,
chairman of the commission, said,
was filed as a follow-up Of our par
ticipation In the Great Northern
California extension case, in which
the Great Northern offered to es-
tablish a complete line of rates be-
tween North Dakota and California
via the Northern Pacific gateways.
This cast was favorably decided by
the interstate commerce commission,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-21
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1880

and we understand We Great North
ern has already started work on the
new line.
"The rate on citrus fruits is now
the same TO North Dakota as other
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states. and we feel that the deciduous
fruit rates to North Dakota via the
northern routes should be no higher
than to other states"
In its complaint, the state board
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-21
State Attacks Rate
On Carload Fruit
From Pacific Coast

A formal complaint has been filed
by the state board of railroad conf
missioners with the Interstate COM
merce commission attacking present
carload rates on deciduous fruits from
California to all North Dakota points.
The commission claims the carload
freight rates on the fruit is unreason-
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OF railroad commissioners asks, that force and apply in the future to the !
the railroads establish and put in Transportation Of deciduous fruits II
FOR PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund

STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund
Cash IN General Fund Din hands of District Treasurer and excluding
Total amount received from superintendent of State and
AMOUNT received from Taxes Levied by District School Board 1851
nepsEHas" GGuaprantty Fun Fund ::... -" Ssm"Sss
ketund 25
Totals amount received by school, Treasurer during the yea ....... ST. SIS 81
amour. received by School District Treasurer dnnuding cash
Expcndiures OF General Fund
Amounts Paid During Year for the following Purposes:
Iernant improvements: Buildings and repairs, etc .......s 1885
Fuel M Janitoonr Service ....... ..... ii3sSSSSS
Salaries and Expenses of school Officers 1oS25
TrItnSp RIA auIoh OF a.. ?s2Sa
p pu%Ms ~ -. :: 5L1a
Total Expenditures During Year by schoo District Treas u -. IS 2.5o 81
Receipts II Expenditures In sinking N Interest Fund
Crane Total Balance.
GranHd T Toai h%repM -, sS5SSssan,
Grand TSsai AK s% aMaand, il. both Funds. June so. 1880 :s5:sSsss
County of Burlegh }SS
Highland School District No. 81
Il do solemnly swear nat to he bet Of ny knowledge n belief the
I'M is a true correct. report of all moneys received and paid II by
G. f. CTR1sTlANsON.
Treasurer of Highland school District No 81
subscribed nd sworn to before ne thsS th day of July. 1880.
70 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of I5urlGGh }ss
q, The within report las beer examined by thu School Board of Highland
hereby approved this 18th day of July; 1850
Attest: MRS. ANDREW OLSON, District Clerk.
OSCAR MAGNUsON. President.
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STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund
cash IN General tund Gin hands OF District Treasure n excluding
~. Sinking FUND.- July ! 1929 .. 49, 405 70
Iotal amoun received ron apportionment Of State and
County Tuition Fund 3OS e.
mount received from Taxes Levied by district School Board s4sSs
Total amount received by School Treasurer during the yea ........ sl1sss6
Total amount received by School District Treasurer Cncludins cash
Expenditure of General Fund
u Amounts, Pad During Year for HI following Purposes:
Salare me expenses of school Officers 130O5
treme una ....... 243O
Tuition to other School Districts Observation-Disclosures. 1900
GIner expenses 1878
Total Expenditures During Year by School District Treasurer -. !. So sss93
Receipts and Expenditures In Sinking N Interest," Fund
Recelpt $500 ...... 26l.6 y
Grand Total balances
Grand Total Receipts $50, 81 s5I is
Grand Total cash On Hand in both Funds, June 80. 1880 :.:: :.:. ssrii tqasii
STATE 0 F NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Burleigh ?S
Apple Creek School District No. 80
l 10 solernnly swear that to h best of my KNOWLEDGE n belief the
within is a true n correct report of al moneys received and paid ot by
" MRS. ARTHUR KNuprsoS.
Treasurer of Apple Creek School District No. So
Subscribed and wor to before me this Sth day of Juy, 1880
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Burleigh ISIS
Apple Creeks School District No. 80
The within report has been examined by HI School Board Of Apple creek
School District No 80. and is found to be correct in every particular nd is
hereby apGrooved hi 81, day OF July 1890
Attest: {. G. DAVENPORT, District Clerk.
AMOS A. ROBIDOU. President
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STATEMENT FOR UTILIZATION
Receipts in General Fund
Iasn IN. Gener iii of District Treasure n excluding
-. SINKING FUND.- July l. 1923 .$2.3e25S
otaI amoun received from apportionment Of State and
Amount received from Taxes Levied by district School Board sRsi
Totals amount received by School Treasurer during the year $500. 81. sos so
Totals amount received by School District Treasurer (ncluding ash
Expenditures Of General Fund
-, Amounts Paid During Year for the following Purposes:
fernlane improvements: Buildings m repairs etc e., F.
mo OF Treasurers Report) ..................S 5aiI9
ruela an Janitor Service zoo
salaries n Expenses Of School Officers 1oo05
transportation Of Pupils 1851
Tuition to other School Districts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2145o
Dt%nrs E.n - :;.: 80. -. ioaa
Expenditures During Year by School District Treasurer .... .se4o465
Receipts IN Expenditures In sinking ~ Interest Fund
Receipts 272SS
Grand Total balance '
Gramd Toaii E% nnd,,r - ''''. go" sl9I IVA
Grand Total Cash o Hand lin both Funds. June 80. 1850 :::.. 1886
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
CGunty of Burlegh }ss
Painted Woods School District No. 9
is a true an correct report of all moneys received n paid ~ by
ne as School Treasurer.
@. w. BROSTROM,
Treasurer of Painted Woods School District No 9
o"'Scllped ano worn TO before me this th day Of uy, 1880.
sr,r or ann 49,. ANEL sTENQUIsT. y
County of BurleigR }ss
Painted Woods School District No. q
- The within. report a been examined by the School Board of Painted
GOD Schoo District No O. and is found to DC correct in every particular
and is hereby approved thiss th day of July 1890.
Attest: MRS. EDNA BROSTROM. District Clerk.
AXEL STENQUIST. President.
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STATEMENT FOL PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund
Cash in General Fund lin hands of District Treasure n excluding
Total amo1nt received from superintendent of state and 80"
Amount received from Taxes Levied by Dstricts School Board 1.sssos
A Amount s rsssiysa from from r sssx oF Nons sr psA ean 1H st Rssan M: rs
Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year ........scss5os
Total amount received by School District Treasurer dncudne cash.
Expenditures of General Fun
Amounts Paid During zeal or the following Purposes:
salaries and Expenses of school officer. 1890
MmeacneIs nelreMenn ruhd 49,. a&W
,naHspot III aa e ~. % EuP rS :~... 1922
books -. -. 6563
Total Expenditures During Year by School District Treasurer .....$ S47 IS
Receipts pendtture In Sinking nd Interest Fund
Itecepts *l2fO12
Expenditures 1900
Grand Total balance
Grand TotalE Expenditures .... ~. $2s17 SO
Grand Total Cash on Hand din both Funds. June &c.. 1880 si,5551S
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of BurlGgh {s
Pleasant View School District Nc. 6
u,. I 10 sdemnly wear hat to the best Of my knowledge and belief the
me as School Treasure
MRS G L. MALONE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA 10" '"'" A"'"'" -"
Pleasant View School District No 6
-. The within report has been examnea by tn. school Board Of Pleasant
ana is hereby approved this 10Th day July. 1880 ~
z Fl ssatr .S 81 "a AR RsHis Ssh 6i.n ns:f Clerk.
EMIL sA1TLEx. trsnasnt.
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STATEMENT q PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund
in General Fund, On hands of District Treasure excluding. ....
Sinking FUND.- July l. 1929 666s6
Total amount received from apportonment o STATE and
amount received from TAKE. Levied by District School Board 2,iiaas
moun received from Other Sources 40
Total amount received by School District Treasurer Oncluding cash
Expenditures of General Fund
Amounts Paid During Year for the following Purposes:
TuG Vu ,JanIoi SERVICE ..''... -. 80. - aoa"n
Salaries nd Expenses Of School Officers ......... 1870
dmtItst -. ..... :: n..:;. ..'.'. oIGS
Redemption Certificate of ndebtedne 10000
looks 77T4
other Expenses 27669
Expenditures During ~ by School District Treasurer :. 80. So 7ol 20
Receipts N Expenditures In Sinking n Interest Fund
Grand Totni Baiancc
a rraanaa T Totai EEecapMm: .. '''..' 80 s3eissso
Grand Total Cash on Hand in bot Funds June 80 1880 .......... 9o72O
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Burlieh }ss
Naughton School district No %
within is a true md correct report If ali moneys received n paid o u by
IN e as School Treasurer.
ALFRED HARRISON,
Treasurer Of Naughton school District 10 %
uDserD'u "' sNe" !" 'el0s "e ms %" cHAss. A." <. joIISsoN.
County of BurlGGh }s.
Naughton Schoo district No *
The within report las beer examined by h School Board of Naughton
school District No. 20 and is found to be correct In every particular and is
hereby approved this 9th day of July. 1880.
Attest: RoBERT soLBERG. District Clerk.
C1AS. A. JOHNSON. President.
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STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION
Receipts in General Fund
cash in General Fund Tin hands of District Urea urer d excluding
go Sinking Fund) July |. 1929 Si430
Total amount received from apportionment Of state and
Amount receivod from Taxes Levied by District school hoard Hill
moun received ron Tuition of pupils residing in other Dis
riots 5000
on Deposits 1921
Totals amount received by School Treasurer during the yea .......s a271o
Total amount received by School District Treasurer INCLUDING cash
Expenditures o General Fund
Amounts Paid During Year for he following Purposes:
Pernranen improvements: Buildings ant repairs, etc. a. > >
:, and of Treasurers Report) Observation-Disclosures zoo
Salaries n Expense of school OFFICERS ioa.4o
.h,Wn TO other School Districts $50
Books ISIS
other Expenses St3i
Total Expenditures During Year by School District Treasurer ....s12oo5o
Gran Total Balances
.rahd Total Receipts i772 90
Grand Total Cash IN Hand in both Funds June So 1880 ......... 81 so
STATE Oh NORTH DAKOTA
County of Burleigh }s
Riverview School District No. %
49, do solennly swear that to Tho best o my knowledge an belle the
within is a true n dcorrcct report of all moneys received and paid u by
me a. School Treasurer.
Treasurer Of Riverview School District No. %
subscrlbed ad sworn to before me this Sth day of July, 1880.
HERMAN WORST.
County of Eurlcigh }ss.
Riverview school District No. 23
The within eport las been examined by the School Board of Eiveryiew
school District No 2%. n is foun to &c correct in every particular and is
hereby approved this 18th day Of July. 1880.
Ely ride of the District School Board:
Attest: RETA I1OGUE, District Clerk.
HERMAN WORST President.
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STATEMENT D PUBLICATION
Receipts in Genera1 una
Cash In General Fund Din lands Of District Treasurer n excluding
Total amount received from apportionment of state and
Amount received from Taxes Levied by District School Board 4.s5s.si
Amount received from Other Sources 5ISos
Total amount received by School Treasurer during the year ...... IS es753
Total amount received by School District Treasurer Gnuudinr cash
Expenditures of General Fuud
Amounts Paid During Iea Tor the following Purposes:
u and Janitor Service S2476 :
Salaries and Expenses Of School Officers 1880
Retirement Eund ?4
Transportation Of Pupils 2O61O0
Tuition to other School Districts Observation-Disclosures. 10000
COX ,,...... 49,. ....... ...... -sIn9
Total Expenditures During Yea by School District Treasurer .. s $685. O
Receipts u Expenditures SIN Sinking n lnterestF Fund
Receipt. s20s7o5
Grand Total Balances
Grand Total Receipts 80. .s1ls12 81
Grand Total Expenditures $500
Grand Total Cash On land in both Funds. June 80. 1880 $3os752
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Iurlegh tss
.Menoken School District No 33
within is a true m correct epo of all moneys received N paid u by
ne as School Treasurer.
MRS. JENNIE DANCE.
treasure OF MenOken School District No. 49,
Subscribe n sworn to before m e this 8th ay of Juy. 1880.
Gee. NJ. WACHAL4
County of BurleSh }ss
M.noken school Distrct NJ. SO
The within export hss been examined by he School Board Of Menoken
hereby approved MS .n day Of July, 1ase
""s' ram 1 ~ D''''' MRS PAUL HOLMES sr.,.dtn..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-29
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
GROUP CELEBRATES
Members of Organization Re-
view Achievements on
22d Birthday.

After several pioneer presidents" and
charter members Of the Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association recalled
the struggles of past years which re-
suited in their community securing
many progressive Improvements, includ-
ing three modern school buildings,
members of the association celebrated
the organizations twenty-second birth
day anniversary last night by stressing
the need for a Junior high school on
the site already purchased.
The early construction of the junior
high school was requested in reSolu-
ton offered by George L. Gee, chair
man of the school committee. who
pointed out that school officials are
asking the appropriation of 5000, 900 to
begin construction on the building in
1882. The resolution also reiterateS the
associations desire to cooperate with
the school authorities in forming the
nucleus of a junior high school in the
graded schooly OF the community.
The association Endorsed the bill pro-
viding for the transportation Of school
children at a reduced rate Of fare, and
also gave Its backing to the Mcleod
bill to control the possession, sale and
transfer of dangerous weapons In the
District.
Opposition was recorded to a proposed
small loan law permitting an interest
charge of 31a per cent per month on
the unpaid balance Of loans Of $500 or
less. Action on all Of these legislative
matters was taken on recommendation
of Frederick j. Roy.
Claiming the present park develop
ment plans call for all the taxation the
citizens can bear, the association OPP
posed the Senate bill authorizing the
loan Of $4,000, 900 by the Federal Gov
municipal center.
President Thomas J. Llewllyn opened
the meeting but turned the chair over
to S. S. Symons, one Of the early preSi-
dents. During the anniversary pro-
gram, preceding the business session,
short talks were given by Symons,
Chester r. Smith, another former
president, and William Love, q charter
member. Solo numbers were rendered
by Roy ], Easter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-29
Anna Richardson, field worker Of the
association.

association.
Mrs. wilson Greene is sailing for Eu-
rope this week, accompanied by Miss
Gotten.
Mrs. Wilson-G Greene will 60 direct TO
London, where she has many friends,
and will attend the performance of la
Traviata" at Covent Garden, at which
time Rosa Ponselle will make her debut
In this opera. Mrs. Wilson, Greene will
afterward go to Munich and Oberam-
mergau, and later to Paris, to confer
with DR.. KouSSevitzky regarding the
programs for the Beethoven Festival"
by the Boston Symphony Orchestra in
December, and then will spend six weeks
at the Lido, Italy. for a rest and vaca-
ton, returning to America about Sep
TENDER /.