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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-08
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Vaudeville
Is Planned

Children's hour committee of the
Civic thester will present it's first
entertainment at IL and 2:30 Sat
urday. Nov. Is. The vaudeville
program will include songs and
dances by Gloria and Olga Field;
Servass, a magician and the Elisa
beth Ray Puppets. "Hansel and
Gretal" will be shown at IL and
1.-THE Three Bears" at 2;30. Mem
Der of the children's hour commit
tee are:
General chairman. Mrs. Raymond Mead;
vice-chairman. Miss Rosamond Van
Camp: promotion department, Mrs.
Sylvester johnson Jr. chairman; tickets.
Mrs. william P. Anderson III; telephone
and clerical. Mrs. c. c. Robinson; posters.
Mrs. william Leggett; publicity. Mrs. Rob-
ert winslow: production department. Miss
GeneYieve PickreIl. chairman; director.
Mrs. Irving Fauvre; manuscripts. Mrs.
Margaret Noble; costumes. Mrs. F. W.
Dunn; movies. Mrs Winslow; front of
the house. Mrs. George Parry. chairman;
treasurer. Mrs. Raymond Mead; ushers,
Mrs. Frederick Boone: box Office and
motor corps Mrs Parry
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Daughter of
Minister to
Be Married

Miss Romania Elizabeth Hargitt;
4daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. V. B.
Hargitt 2414 Station street. viii be-
come the bride of Sherwood Blue,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving p. Blue,
1888 Boulevard place, at Sunday
in Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The brides father will read the
marriage service. The altar win be
decorated with baskets of chrysan-
themumS in the autumn shades, and
lighted by two seven-branch candle
labra. The chancel will have
background Of palms and ferns.
Mrs. G. H. Eberhard, organist,
will play. Miss Rosemary Lowrey
will sing
Schuyler Blue will be best man.
Ushers will be w. P. Hsrgitt. brother
of the bride; Gerald Redding, Fer
dinand Krentler and Leo Shumaker.
Sister Is Maid of Honor
Miss Helen Hargitt. sister of the
bride, will be maid of honor. She
will wear a rose beige lace frock
made princess style, with a fitted
bodice and long full skirt. Her hat
will be transparent velvet rose beige.
She will wear satin slippers to
match, a strand of bronze pearls,
the gift of the bride, and carry yell
low and bronze chrysanthemums.
Jacquelir1e Pennicke. flower girl,
will wear yellow ruffled net frock
and carry a basket Of rose petals.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her oldest brother, Paul
Lee Hargitt. She will wear a white
satin princess gorwn made with a
fitted bodice, long tight sleeves and
full skirt sweeping the floor. Her
tulle veil will be edged with real
lace and arranged cap shape, with
a cluster of orange blossoms at the
back. She will carry roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Hargitt will wear black and
white chiffon and Mrs. Blue will
wear blue chiffon. Both will wear
corsages of rosebuds.
Bridal Dinner Tonight
The couple will go on motor
trip to Washington. D. c.. the bride
travelling in a brown ensemble with
accessories to match. They will be
at home after Dec. l at 1882 Grace
land avenue.
Miss Hargitt attended De Paw
university. Mr.. Blue was graduated
from Indiana university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargitt will enter
! tain with a bridal dinner tonight at
their home in honor of their daugh-
! ter and Mr.. Blue. The table will
be decorated with yellow and bronze
chrysanthemuns and lighted by
yellow tapers.
Covers will be laid for the host
and hostess, the guests of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blue, Miss Helen
Hargitt, the brides two brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pennicke and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Leming, Ur-
bana, III.
/ Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs.
Leming, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Har-
gift, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lee, Aurora,
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bru-
ther, Dillsboro, Ind.
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AInn1nae Club
Party Is GiUen
by Mrs. Mead

Mrs. T. r. Mead, 102 Penway
drive, was hostess for a tea at her
home this afternoon for members of
Pi Beta Phi Alumna eClub of IN
dianapolis.
Mrs. Robert S. Wild welcomed the
guests and introduced the speaker,
Mrs. B. r. Lewis, who talked on
the settlement school. Mrs. Wild
announced that the next national
convention of the sorority would be
held in June, 1881, at Asbury Park,
N. J.
A musical program was given by
Miss Jean Misch, Danville, violinist
accompanied by Miss Marcelle Gid
den. Rushvilla. Mrs. Wild pre-
sided at the tea table, which was
decorated with chrysanthemums in
the autumn shades. Assisting in
the dining room were Mesdames w
Irving Palmer, Fred Mcintosh. Nor
man Green and w. D. burden.
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WEDDING is SET FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY

Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of DR.. jeanette Lieber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lieber, 3119 North Meridian street,
and DR.. Norman H. Baker, Fergus
Falls, Mimi, at noon Thanksgiv-
ing day.
The wedding will be performed
at the home of the brides uncle,
Leo NJ. Rappaport, 1914 Park av-
enue. Mrs. Ralph Lieber will be
matron of honor, and Miss Mary
Baker, Fergus Falls, sister Of the
bridegroom, will be maid of honor.
Richard Lieber and Betty Joan
Lieber will be streamer bearers.
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italian and French. AS might be
expected, the degree of roasting
affects the flavor and color Of the
beverage.
Grinding is done so that all the
flavor possible can be drawn into
the finished cup of coffee. There
are three grinds, pulverized, me
dunn and coarse.
The method of making the bev-
erage determines the grind chosen.
steel cut coffee is coffee which has
been ground by special steel-cutting
machines, which also remove the
chaff from the beans.
Exposure May Hurt Flavor
Careless handling at home often
injuries those qualities which have
been so painStakingly developed
Exposure to the air after grinding
means loss of flavor. Coffee bought
in quantity should be stored in air
tight containers in a dry place.
If coffee is ground at home it
always should be ground just be-
fore using. The grinding breaks
the coat of the berry. This coat IS
its natural protection against loss
of flavor
Commercially ground and packed
coffee has many advantages. AL
most any blend. roast or grind
is obtainable, packed in packages
Immediately after roasting and
grinding
The careful packaging prevents
any deterioration until opened in
the home. After opening, careful
storage is essential.
Take Cars of Pot
If good coffee is to be assured
every time it is made, the care OF
the coffee pot is most important.
It should be emptied as soon as
possible after using to prevent dis
coloration.
Wash it thoroughly in clean, hot,
soapy water, and rinse it thoroughly
in lots of clear boiling water. Wipe
dry with clean towel and let re-
main open to air
The valve should be unScrewed
each time in a percolator of the
valve type and all the parts cleaned
thoroughly with a percolator brush.
It's a good plan not to put the parts
together until ready to use.
A stale odor which affects the fla
vor of the beverage develops if a
coffee pot is kept closed. The per-
colator that is used only OCCASION
ally should be washed and rinsed
early in the day and allowed to air
thoroughly. Scald it just before
making the coffee.
Measure Is Given
While the exact proportion Of cof-
fee to use in the making of coffee
depends upon the brand and the
individual taste, two tablespoons
ground coffee to one measuring cup
of water makes a beverage agree
able to the average taste if the per-
colating or boiled" methods are
used
This proportion is excellent for
general use when making filtered
coffee also. Two-thirds of meas
uring cup is calculated as a serving
of coffee.
Consequently four measuring cups
of water will make enough coffee
for six persons.
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w. C. T. u. BACKS
CHARITY CONCERT

Central Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union is sponsoring a con-
cert to be given at Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal church at 8:15
Wednesday, Nov. 10, to raise funds
for the annual Christmas tree and
party which the union gives annu-
ally for the children Of the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission.
Mrs. L. E. Schultz is program
chairman. Mrs. George Barnes is
ticket chairman, assisted by Mrs.
John Sink, Mrs. Dean Craft and
Mrs. William Paulsel. Mrs. W. w.
Reedy is president.
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DRUGGISTS AID WILL
MEET IN LUNCHEON

indianapolis chapter. No. 20,
Women's Organization National As
ISOLATION of Retail Druggists, will
hold its monthly luncheon at 1890
Tuesday at the chapter house, Col
lege Of Pharmacy.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Harry
Borst, chairman; Charles Watkins,
J. G. Painter, Edward Hall, Charles
Jackson and w. L. Baker.
Miss Anna Mauck of the social
welfare clearing house will speak.
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Guest Program
to Be Held BY
Club Members

Members of the Monday club will
observe guest day at 2:SO Monday
at the Caroline Scott Harrison D.
A. R. chapter house at 824 North
Pennsylvania ST. Get.
A program will be given by Mrs.
A. R. Dewey, reader. and Mrs.
George E. Lowe, soloist, accompa-
MED by Mrs. M. D. Didway. Mrs.
Frank Walker is in charge of the
musical program.
Mrs. Samuel Ashby will talk on
Americas Contribution to Litera-
ture." Mrs. Ollah Perkins Toph,
president, will preside.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Carl d.
Spencer, Mrs. George w. Warmoth,
Mrs Henry Won Grimmenstein and
Miss Lucille Stewart.
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BUFFET SUPPER
WILL BE HELD

Miss Gertrude Brown. 1888 North
PENNSYLVANIA street, will entertain
members of Beta Beta Alumnae
chapter. Alpha Chi Omega sorority
with a buffet supper tonight at her
home. The regular monthly bust
ness meeting will follow.
Mrs. w. Finley Wright will give
a group of readings. The hostess
win be assisted by:
Mrs. Merrill D. Guild. Falkland: Mrs.
Kepler Bowman. Mrs. c. S. Cotitneham.
Mrs H. K. weirick; Misses Helen Murray.
Edith Allen. Geraldine Reep. Florence
Guild.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE TO
BE HELD BY CLUB

Miss Mary Armstrong is general
chairman of the annual benefit
bridge to be given Friday night
at the Columbia Club by Indianapo-
lis Alumnae Club, Alphat Delta Pi
sority.
Miss Armstrong will be assisted
by Misses Harriet Jaehne, Bernice
Gaskins and Mary Irwin. Alpha
Phi chapter, Butler university, will
receive proceeds for its building
fund.
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FISHER WILL
BE SHOWER GUEST

Miss Marian Fisher, whose mar
rage to Chesteen B. Kendall will
take place next Saturday, will be
guest of honor at kitchen shower
and bridge party at tonight at
the home of Miss Mildred Lawler,
325 North Riley avenue.
At serving time the tables will
be decorated with yellow chrysan-
tnemurls and lighted by yellow
taperS. The hostess win be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. c. D. Lawler,
and her sister. Miss Mary Lawler
Guests wlu be:
Mrs. cecrye A. Fisher. Mrs. Roger Tee
garden. Misses Alice Gentrr. Catherine
Matson. Ruth Ianders. Ava Louise Red
dick. Mary BURROWS. Mary Runshe. Mer-
celia Matthews. Norma Davidson. Evelyn
Richey. Margaret Walden. Iris Rollins.
Ruth Mae Bostick and Virginia Gardner.
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0nD,s OJ1al C.
JAudeA10md Tz s757o

Miss Ineva Reilly is chairman
Of the candy sales for the annual
bridge party Wednesday night at
the Columbia Club, to be given
by indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rority for the benefit Of the ma
tional student aid fund.
Mrs. Brent White before her
marriage Nov. l. was Miss Mar
jorie Mason, daughter of Mrs.
Elias r. Mason, 3444 North Penn
sylvania street.
Miss Mary Jane Sturgeon is
general chairman in charge of ar
rangements for the Tipica orches-
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LUNCHEON ARRANGED
BY MOTHERS CLUB

Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
will hold its November luncheon
Tuesday at the chapter house, 442
West FOrty-Sixtl1 street.
HostesSes will be Mesdames L. M
Langston, chairman; Gibson Adams,
Edwin Boswell, w. H. Cramer and
j. R. Henderson.
Preceding the business meeting,
Miss Mary J. Cain of the central
library will talk on John Mase-
field" Mrs. William Fleming Jr
will give a group of piano selec-
tons. Mrs. James Wolyerton Stock
ton will sing.
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MASS MEETING ON
PEACE TO BE HELD

Ar1nistice day will be celebrated
with a mass peace meeting at 8
Tuesday night at Kirshbaum COM
muaity center. The meeting is
being sponsored by the Federation
of Jewish Women's organizations.
Mrs. Louis Wolf, president, will pre-
side.
DR.. David M. Edwards, executive
secretary of the Indiana Council of
international Relations, will be the
principal speaker. Mrs. Oscar Marx
will talk on peace From the View
point of a National Chairman"
A musical program viii be pre-
sented by Mrs. Louis Traugott, ac-
companied by Mrs. Simon Kiser.
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SKATING PARTY TO
BE HELD BY TEAM

st. GATHERINGS Dramatic Club
girls drill team will open the fail
season with a skating party at Riv-
erside rink Tuesday night. Miss
Catherine Cieary is chairman, as
sisted by Misses Mary Spellman and
Pauline Mullen. Other members Of
the drill team are:
Misses Cecilia Bauman. Odelia Bsuman.
Sarah Boland. Pauline Clesry. Carrie
Dwenger. Anna Custard. Inez Custard. Bet
ty Gootee. Bernadette Murphy. Mabel Nc
Govern. Mary Ryan. Helen Ryan. Mary
Feeney. Helen Lee and Elizabeth Ley.
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TUDOR HALL WILL
GIVE CLASS PLAY

Freshman class of Tudor Hall will
present the class play, 1.-THE Charm
School," in the school auditorium at
8 tonight. Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son, instructor in dramatics. is di-
recting the production. Miss Luz
ellie Borinstein is in charge Of cos
tunes and Miss Eleanor Connell is
stage manager. Members Of the
cast are:
Misses Jacoueline Wolf. Eleanor Connell.
Margaret Williams. Maurine Potlitzer. Mari
Louise Falender. Charlotte Niven. Eleanor
Carter. Anne Rauch. Dorothy Munro. Vir-
ginia Anderson. Helen Lehman. Patricia
Jones. Janet Moves and Jean Ann Bolender.
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MUSICAL CRITIC +
TO SPEAK HERE

Members of the Princeton Club
Of Indianapolis will give a recep-
ton for DR.. Sigmund Spaeth, musi-
cal critic and lecturer at the piano,
when he comes to the indianapolis
Athletic Club Nov. q in the first of
a series Of winter entertainments.
Austin v. Clifford, chairman OF
the entertainment committee, an
nounces if all accommodations are
not taken by members of the club,
the lyceum win be open to the
public. -
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loexAs/neR P4onb
LOWER RleAv
NnUAA 1NCYno Nlo]01A
ASxHE[NIER RtAoTO

ira concert, to be given at the
armory Thanksgiving night under
auspices of the Indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club. Miss Myra Majors is chair
man of the house and decorations
committee.
Mrs. Oral G. TIildebrand, the
former Miss Gladys Morris,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Morris, Greenwood, was mar
ried in Greenwood Oct. 20.
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GUILD WILL GIVE
SUNNYSIDE PARTY

Sunnyside Guild will give a party
for patients at SunnySide sanitarium
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. William
f. Werner is chairman of arrange
ments, assisted by Mrs. Edward
Ferger.
Mrs. Charles Bebinger viii give
piano solos. Jack TIlson and his
indianapolis Athletic Club orches-
ira viii present q group OF numbers.
Pupils of Louise Purcell Powell
win dance and Billy Steinmeta, boy
magician awill entertain.
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BUFFET SUPPER
AT ALLEN HOME

Miss Louise Allen will entertain
with a buffet supper at her home
Cold Spring road, Sunday night, in
honor of Miss Florence Taggart and
william Virgins, whose marriage
will take place Saturday, Nov. IS
at Meridian Street Methodist Epis-
copal church. Guests will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. whitehill. Miss
Cornelia Manson. Milwaukee; Miss Eliza
beth Taggart. Miss Mona Taggart. Russell
McDermott. Obie Smith. Robert saltmarsh
and Oscar Kaelin.
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MISS NEFF WILL
HOLD TEA DANCE

Alpha Epsilon chapter. Delta
Gamma Delta sorority, will enter
tain with a tea dance Sunday at the
home Of Miss Mary Neff, gill North
Delaware street. Guests will be;
Mrs. Homer wolford. Misses Marie Wool
ridge. Helen Kinkle. Mary Mcdonald.
GLADYS Mcdonald. Goldia Prevo. Helen
Darneu and Stella Mae HoIloweli.
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Colonial Tea Set

Young Peoples Fellowship of All
Saints cathedral viii entertain with
colonial tea at the cathedral
house. 1859 Central avenue, from 4
to 6 Sunday afternoon. Miss Mar
garet MacLucas is chairman Of the
committee in charge.
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ALUMNAE SOCIETY
WILL GIVE PARTY

Indianapolis A1umnae Association
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will give a bridge party Wednesday
night in the ballroom of the Co
lumbia Club. This party is given
annually. Proceeds go to the ma
tional student aid fund.
Miss Jean Coval is general chair
man, assisted by:
Mesdames Albert Fessler. D. Reid Dixon.
Paul Fifer. Walter Hubbard Jr.. Joseph
Ostrander. Miss Irma Ulrich and Miss
Ineya Reilly.
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Pr Phi Meeting Set

Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club Of
Pi Beta Phi sorority win hold a
business meeting Monday night at
tbs at the home of Miss Martha
Hawkins, 2120 North Pennsylvania
street. Mrs. Robert Mantell, presi-
dent, VIII paside.
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Miss GosLin Hostess

Pledge services of Theta Beta
Delta sorority will be held at a tea
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Miss Margaret Goslin. Pledges are
Misses Dorothy Brady. Kathleen
Flynn, Florence Pfciffer. Janet
Wishmeier and Mary Waggoner.
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Federation to Meet

Annual autumn convention Of
Wayne county Federation of Wom-
ems clubs will be held in Center
vile Wednesday. Mrs. F. z. Green
street. Economy, is president. Mrs.
Herman Jones, Newcastle, win
speak.
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Luncheon Is Held

Delta chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha
sorority, met for / o'clock luncheon
today at the home of Mrs. Albert
Of, 1898 North Delaware street.
Miss Flora z. Drake, principal Of
School 81, spoke on her recent trip
to Europe.
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Daily NIeru

BREAKFAST-B aked ap-
piles, cereal, cream, crisp
broiled bacon, crisp toast, milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON-Baked maca-
roni and cheese, stewed toma-
toes, brown bread, prune pud-
ding, milk, tea.
DINNER-Smothered chick
en-, twice baked sweet pota-
toes, French fried onions, APP
pie, celery and nut salad, va
nilla ice cream with caramel
sauce, milk, coffee.
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Portg to Be Talked

Alpha Tau chapter, Phi Pi Psi
sorority. will meet Monday night
at the Antlers for a business session.
Final plan for bridge party to be
held Friday night in the Columbia
Club will be made.
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Council to ConUene

Council Of past presidents. George
H. Chapman, w. r. c., viii hold a
luncheon and business meeting on
wednesday at the home of Mrs. Al
bert smith, 2103 South Meridian
street.
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Cnrd Pnrtu Arronaed

Members Of the November COM
mittee Of the Altar society Of Little
Flower church wiz give a dance and
card party in Little Flower hall,
fourteenth street and B0sart
avenue. Tuesday night.
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Card Party Slated

Gamma Delta Alpha sorority Will
hold a benefit card party Sunday
at 2:30 at the home Of Mrs. Dono-
van Skyles, 5048 East Tenth street.
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Miss Virginia Sanders to Be
Bride Today of Chicago Man

The marriage of Miss Delphena
Sanders, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram Sanders, 1913 East Forty
seventh street, and Elmer w. Seib-
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GUEST ARTIST TO
AID MAROTT TRIO

Vaughn Cornish, baritone. will be
guest artist at the musicale to be
given from 2:30 to $3.50 Sunday in
the main lounge of the Marott. Fol-
lowing is the program:
'Lento Assai' from Trio in Minor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gretchaninon
Marott trio.
Fri tu" MASKED Ball ........... Verdi
Mr.. Cornish.
CdibdIeiiO .JOAterudAn
Consuelo Couchman.
THE Little Hills" .......-.........F Fox
Dawn on the Desert" ........... Scott
Mr.. Cornish.
Miniatures" ..-.......... Frank Bridge
'Minuet."
"Gavotte."
'Allegretto."
Trio.
Lift Thine Eyes" ...............L Logan
Loves Dream" Katherine Marott Keller
Mr.. Cornish.
Selections from -Lohengrin" Wagner
ITO
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Club to Entertain

Members of the Kati Ancho Club
will entertain their mothers with
a dinner at $50 tonight at the
Spink-Arns.
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Pr Omicron to Meet

Kappa chapter. Pi Omicron ma
tional sorority, will meet at Mon
day night in the Sphinx Arms.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01
Observations On The Keather

Washington. July 1.-Forecast for Southern New England Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday,; cooler Wednesday,. Moderate ~es- terly winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York Local thunder showers this after noon. followed by generally fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday,; moderate to fresh southwest shifting to northwest or north winds.
 Forecast for New Haven and vi cinity. Thunder showers this after noon or tonight; Wednesday fair; cooler.
 Conditions: The disturbance that was over Ontario yesterday has moved eastward 10 the mouth of the &. Lawrence. High pressure covers the plains states Pressure is low in the southwest. Light showers were reported from many stations in the Ohio valley. Middle Atlantic states and the Lake region. Tenn. peratures are rather high In tho northeastern districts but are fall. ing in the northern Mississippi val. ] ley and the upper Lake region. Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled showery weather followed 1 by fair and slightly cooler. Tem nnraturcS VPStcrdav.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01
QUITTING THE RHINE

Military occupation Of the Rhine land has been ended four and hal! years before the date fixed by the Versailles Treaty which most as suredy is pleasing assurance Of the improved relations that exist between France and Germany.
 Pack 10 normal" is phrase that apparently was invented in this country. But it equally applies to Europe, once unsettled but now rapidly returning to it's pristine oc- cupation of attending to business without the aid of foreign troops in the back yards of other nations.
 America may still consider her. self somewhat isolated from Europe; but that is only an assump- tion. We had as much of hand in bringing about the early evacuation of the Rhineland as did Germany and France. Such an evacuation at this time would have been unlikely