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The Washington times., 1930-07-14
'MunrOS Will
Summer at
MetOXet
New United States Minister
To Haiti and Family atWa-
quoit Bay for the Season

The newly appointed United
States Minister to Haiti and
Mrs. Dana @. Munro, are spend
ing a quiet vacation at the
Munro summer estate near
Metoxet, Waquoit Bay, Mass.
The new ENJOYS father, Prof..
Dana Carlton Munro, OF the
department of medieval his
tory at Princeton University,
with Mrs. Munro is touring
ireland while his son and his
family occupy the house. The
senior Munros have occupied
the house at Metoxet for 81
summers. 49,
Mr., and Mrs. Munro have
with them their three children.
Upon their return to Wash
ington, they will close their
ho'lse here to go to Haiti, where
Mr.. Munro will assume the
duties of his new office.
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Motoring North
Mrs James Parker, wife Of
Representative Parker, who has
been spending the summer at
Salem, Conn, with her family,
is making a motor trip to New
Castle, Me.
she is accompanied by her
cousin. Mrs. Hugh Backing
ton. of Paris, who arrived last
week from abroad to spend the
summer with the Parkers.
Capt. John H. Gibbons and
Mrs. Gibbons, of Washington,
who passed the winter at their
Palm Beach villa, are visiting
Mrs. George De Witt at Nigh
brink at Southampton, L. I.
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Congratulations
Mr.. and, Mrs. Allen RushtOn
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of a daughter on July
4 at Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs.
Rushton is the former Miss
Adelaide Douglass and formerly
made her home in Washington
with her mother, Mrs. David
Hunt Blair, and Mr.. Blair at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Blair, who is with her
daughter in Winston-Salem. Will
return to her apartment at the
hotel shortly.
Cottage for Season
Mrs. John r. Williams is
established at her new home at
West Beach, Beverly Farms,
Mass, for the summer.
Her cottage is located just
across the street from the sum-
mer home of her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Letter.
Miss Winnifred r. Thorpe,
Of Boston is at the Dodge Hotel
for an indefinite Sojourn.
Tea Hostess
Mrs. Frank C. Henry, who is
spending the summer at Poland
Springs, Me-, was hostess at a
large tea Saturday afternoon
at Poland Spring House.
Mrs. Daniel c. Stapleton as
sisted Mrs. Henry at the tea
tables.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Former Aide Here
of the President
Stationed in N. Y.

Lieut. Comdr. Gilbert C.
Hoover, jr., now on duty on
the Milwaukee in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, has taken an apart
ment at 152 East Fifty Second
St., for the duration of his
stay in New York.
Commander Hoover was until
recently the naval aide at the
White House.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Bathing Suits
Radnced to S3.05

All-wool suits Of a splendid
elastic knit in the two-piece
type that seems to be most
fashionable now. They are
smart as they can be, with a
harmonizing rubber belt. In
such good color combinations
as red and black, nile and
black, etc. The shorts have a
military stripe down the side.
They are the regular $5 grade.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
LetJAUG Go
Shipping
BY Patricia l.

For names OF the shops tOhere
you can find the articles de.
scribed belo1O, address Patricia
Lee, care OF The Washington
Times, or telephone District
$3.50. Extension 165. betUeen
the hours of $3.50 and S.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Bath Ball Keeps
Baby Quiet, 81

A clear ball floats in baby's
. bath. Inside Of it a swan, duck
or frog swims about in water
that bubbles when the ball is
shaken. Babies love their bath
when they have this fascinating
toy.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Lip Stick Handkerchief,
A Smart Gift. 25c and 81

No more must we smear lip
stick all over a fresh hanky.
Now there are large red squares
in the corner to use for lip
stick so the rest may stay un-
spotted. In linen they are Csc.
Large chiffon squares for sports
or evening in white or pastels
with red square are 81.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Ice Box,
Water Bottles, 49c

In these hot days when we
need lots of cool water, it's
convenient to put two or three
bottles in the ice box for chill
ing. There are square green
glass bottles made for this pur-
pose that lie on their sides in
a compact space. They have
suction caps and look well
enough to pour the water at
the table if the family is din
ing alone.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Seven Sons
Are Good
Copy"
Activities Of Sons of Senators
And Mrs. Hiram Bingham,
Of Interest Here

Keeping up with the
Binghams, that is the activi-
ties of the seven sons OF
Senator and Mrs. Hiram
Bingham of Connecticut, is
something Of a job.
But they are all intelli-
gent and ambitious, and
after all, Senator and Mrs.
Bingham are the only
parents in officialdom who
can boast a family of seven
sons. So the job is really
worth while.
Just Promoted
Hiram Bingham, jr., who is
now serving as the United States
vice consul at Tokyo, Japan, has
Just been advanced a step in the
consular service. Announce
ment of his promotion was made
today. by the State Department.
ment.
Mrs. Bingham is spending the
summer at her home in Salem,
Conn, and the Senator will .jcin
her there as soon as Congress
adjourns. In September he will
60 to Samoa, as a member Of the
American Commission there.
Only two. of the sons are mar
ried, Woodbridge having wed
Ursula w. Griswold, of New
York, two years ago. They
makes their home in Connecti-
cut. Charles Tiffany Bingham
also married a New York girl
Kathleen w. Howell, daughter of
Mrs. Irwin White Howell. They
were married in June, a year
ago, and are living in New York.
Other Sons
The other sons are Alfred
Mitchell, Brewster, Mitchell and
Jonathan Brews ter. The
younger boys are still in school
busy working out careers for
themselves.
Woodbridge has an unusual
education as a background.
After being graduated from
Groton and Yale, he attended
the Yenking School in Peklng,
and studied the Chinese Ian
guage and literature.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Julius NOyeses to
Name Son in Honor
OF Mothers Family
Harris Ewing

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Went
worth Noyes will name the son
born to them on July 4, Julius
Texada Noyes.
Mrs. Noyes was formerly the
Countess de TeXada, daughter
of the Duke and Duchess OF
Texada of Spain. When she
married Mr.. NoyeS a little over
a year ago she was the widow
of the late John Sherman NC
Callum, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes will, the
latter part of this week, go to
Cloverhurst Farm, their place
at Bridgeport, Conn. They plan
to go abroad early in the fall
to visit Mrs. Noyes' parents.
In Maine
Miss Barbara Wright, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hamilton Wright,
has gone to Bar Harbor, Me-,
where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, and her
niece, Miss Victoria Catalani
for about two weeks.
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Here August /
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler,
whose marriage took place June
%. have been the guests of the
latter'S mother, Mrs. John Blu
chard Fine at Princeton, N. j.
They are returning to Wash
ington. August /, where they
will be at home at 1921 Kalo-
rama Road. I
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Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, who
has been making a brief visit
IN New York, has returned to
Newport, r. L., where she was
hostess at tea yesterday.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Mrs. LOOntis Visits
Belgrade on Trip
For Russian. EriLeS

Mrs. Henry P. Loomis has ar
rived in Belgrade on her inspec-'
ton trip as president of the
world organization for the re-
lief of Russian exileS.
From Belgrade she will go to
Jugoslavia, and after a tour of
that country to other European
countries where there are col
onies of Russian exileS.
, Mrs. Loomis is a Sister-in-law
of the Secretary of State, Henry
l.. StimSon. '
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
To
Be Guests
At Fete

The Ambassador OF the United
States to italy and Mrs. John
w. Garrett, who are returning
on July 81 to Italy, will .oe the
guests of honor at q large re-
ception given Friday at the
Five Farms Country CLUB Of
Baltimore.
In Italy the Ambassador and
Mrs. Garrett will go to Ana
capri, where they have taken
San Michele. the villa so much
talked of just now apropoS of
the book of that name. There
they will have with them the
musical art quartet, which has
been giving a series Of con-
certs at Evergreen House. In
the autumn, Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rett will return to Rome, where
the American Embassy will be
established.
At the last concert at Ever
green House last week, Mrs.
Garrett wore the costume she
wore at the wedding in Rome
of the Crown Prince Of Italy
and Princess Josepha, OF Bel
GUM.
Return From New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe have returned to Wash
ington after a few days visit
at the Ambassador. New York.
Wedding News
News of the elopement Of
William D. Birch, son of for.
mer Representative and Mrs,
william F. Birch. of New Jer-
sey, with Miss Margaret Hap
good, of Mountain Lakes, N. j.,
has been received here.
The ceremony took place on
Thursday last at Easton, Md,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Birch are
now honeymooning at Skytop
in the PoconoS.
Mrs. Birch is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Hap
good, of Mountain Lakes. She
prepared for college at St.
Johns School in Mountain
Lakes and graduated from Cor
nell last year. Mr.. Birch, who
is a member of the firm Of
Birch and Birch, Dover auto
mobile dealers, is a graduate Of
Phillips Andover Academy. He
graduated from Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology in 1928.
Going To Quito
Charles Page, third secretary
of the United States Embassy
in Havana, has returned to his
post after a vacation in this
country.
After a stay Of several weeks
in Havana. Mr.. Page will go to
his new post as secretary Of
the legation at Quito, Ecuador,
under the recently appointed
United States minister to that.
country. William Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodbury.
Blair. who are spending the
summer at Newport, r. l., were
hesta ct dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
Weekend Hostess

Mrs. George MeSta was hostess
at her Newport, r. l., villa,
the Rocks, at luncheon yester-
day in honor of her weekend
guest, the italian Consul Cen
eral of New York, Commenda-
tore GraZZi.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14

from padding and canvas, it's
light as a breeze.
It's a good fashion. both
In the single breasted suit
shown at the left and in the
double-breasted. And patch
pockets give it a sporty air..
if you want it.
The Washington times., 1930-07-14

Mrs. Walter F. Brown have re-
turned to their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel, after
passing the weekend motoring
to Bedford Springs and in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
Farewell Dinner
The Minister of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi, who have
been spending the early sum-
mer at the Whitney villa at
Newport, r. l., were hosts at
q farewell dinner last evening.
The Szechenyis will leave
this country the latter part of
this week for Hungary, to re-
main until late in the fall.
Going to Beverly.
The Greek Minister and Nine.
Charlambos j. SimopouloS, who
entertained at dinner last eve
ming at their villa in Newport,
r. +, will leave today. for Bev-
erly, Mass, where they will be
guests of Mrs. Bryce Jallan
for three days while attending
certain features in connection
with the Massachusetts, ter
centenary.
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Return Today
The Chinese Minister and
Nine. WI, who have been mo-
toring in the North, will return
to Washington today?
Princess Aymon de Faucigny-
Lucinge will return to New
York from Newport this week
and will be at the Madison for
a few days before going to
Breton Woods.
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The Assistant Naval Attache
Of the British Embassy and
Mrs. w. c. Horton entertained
o small party at the dinner
dance at the PLACE Deauville at
the Wardman Park Hotel on
Saturday evening. Britten
Browne was also among those
at the PLACE Deauville at the
hotel on Saturday evening.
Sailing
Miss Frances Mae Bronson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Bret Bronson, of Chevy Chase,
will sail shortly for Europe
where she will travel exten-
sively, returning to Washing
ton about October /.
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George Angus Garrett and D.
H. MacCauley are spending a
few days at Newport, r. I.
DR.. and Mrs. e. Harry Rau
have returned to their home on
Sixteenth Street, after spending
about q NOR - the West.
DR.. and M o. .. 5. Coulter, of
Chicago, have been passing sew
eral days at the Wardman Park
Hotel. DR.. Coulter came to
Washington for a consultation
with several doctors here. DR..
and Mrs. Coulter will leave to-
day for Philadelphia to visit be-
fore returning to their home.
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Hostess at Tea
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, who
has been making a brief visit
IN New York. has returned to
The Washington times., 1930-07-14
L2~sse Is2As5

The Postmaster General and
Mrs. Walter F. Brown have re-
turned to their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel, after
passing the weekend motoring
to Bedford Springs and in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
Sorority TO
GiUe Dance
at ClaybOOl

Indiana members Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will celebrate the
sixtieth anniversary Of the sorori-
tvs founding with the annual state
meeting, March Is, in the Riley
room of the Claypool.
Following the luncheon at 1890
awards will be made to each girl
having highest scholastic average
in her chapter. These awards are
offered by the Indianapolis Alumnae
Association. The committee in
charge is composed Of Mrs. Howe S.
Landers, chairman; Mrs. Hubert
Hickam and Miss Margaret Woess-
ner. Mrs. Landers will make the
presentation.
Mrs. L. H. Mil1ikan is in charge
of the program. Mrs. Charles A.
Harris will talk on the national con-
vention of the sorority to be held in
July at Mackinac island.
Mrs. George Harrison is chairman
of the dance to be given in the eve
ming in the Riley room. ReServa-
tons for the luncheon and dance
may be made with Mrs. Carl S.
Wagner, STA East Michigan street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
Hotel Holds
Final Ball
of Season

The last Of a series Of winter for
NAL balls, given Tor guests at the
Marott hotel and their friends by
George j. Marott, was held Thurs
day night in the marble ballroom Of
the hotel.
More than 900 guests attended
One of the features of the evening
was Virginia reel" Gordon
Carper and his orchestra played the
program OF dances.
Preceding the dance, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. H. Noble entertained with
a dinner in the Crystal dining room.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Gebauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Summers and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Robinson.
Mrs. Matye Conner entertained
with a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Carter and Mark Weber,
Denver.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
Junior Club
Members to
Hold Party

Members of Alpha Latreian Glib,
junior group of the State Fedora
ton of WCmen's Clubs, will give
their second annual skating party
March 81, at Riverside park.
Proceeds from the party will 20
toward a fund, started last year, for
the children's nutrition camp at
Bridgeport. Mrs. Karl Nessler. gen.
eral chairman in charge of the al
fair, has announced the following
committees:
General committee, Mrs Alan
Boyd, Mrs. Howard Fiebcr, Mrs.
Robert Coleman, president of the
club; Miss Elizabeth Matthews and
Miss Louise Wills.
Tickets, Mrs William Horn,
chairman, assisted by Mrs Robert
Gates, Mrs. Henry Churchman, Mrs.
Hugh Carpenter, Miss Cecilia Nc
Dermott and Miss LOrena McComb,
team captains.
Publicity, Mrs Francis Smith,
chairman; Mrs. Hershel Davis, Mrs.
George HalVersOn and Miss Mar
garet Evans Arrangements, Mrs.
Louis Wilson, chairman; Mrs.
George Hoster, Miss Constance
Jones and Miss Elizabeth Fisher.
Stunts and prizes, Mrs. Louis
Hensley, chairman; Mrs. Herbert
Wilson, Mrs. Alfred Rodecker, and
Mrs. Frances Sommer. Refresh
ments, Mrs. Robert Bastian, chair
man; Mrs. Culver Godfrey and Mrs.
Verne Reeder. Patrons, Miss Pelen
Coffey, chairman; Miss Alexandra
Sherwood and Miss Mary Margaret
Miller.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
Girl Scout
News

New candidates reported during
the past week are Troop 20, Virginia
Blackley, Patricia Gilliland, Betty
Efronymson; Troop AZ, Emma
Francis Thompson; Troop As, Al
berta Densford, Charlotte Densford,
Lois Randolph, May Inman; Troop
II, Evelyn Macy; Troop 10, Fay
Senaggs, Gladys Vance; Troop 7,
Evangeline Brown; Troop /, Jean
Daniels.
Blue cards for merit badges must
be turned into the Office not later
than March 8, for the March court
of awards.
Troop 20 will make special study
of fire prevention.
Girl Scout Leaders, Association
will have its next meeting at the
Rauh Memorial library, Tuesday at
1880 Lieutenants are invited TO at
tend with the captains.
Sixteen girls of Troop 40 enter
tanned with a tea to pass their
hostess merit badge. Mrs. J. K.
Langfitt, examiner for this badge,
was the guest Of honor. A skating
party also is being planned by this
troop at the Hawthorne Community
house.
Any one who wishes to become a
leader is asked to attend a leaders
training class. which meets every
Friday at 10 a. m.
Troop 25 members were guests at
the Indianapolis Auto Show, held at
the state Playground last week. &C
companied by their captain, Miss
Irene Stone.
Annual Girl Scout camp reunion
was held at Manual Training high
school last Saturday. The party
was a STORY Book Ball" all girls
coming in costumes representing
some favorite character from fairy
tale. The national Girl Scout film,
the Girl Scout Trail" was shown.
Camp Dellwood film also was shown.
There will be a combined meet
ing of the Educational and speak
ers committees, Tuesday at the
Girl Scout headquarters, at 10
a. m. Mrs. Theodore Vonregut is
chairman of this meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
CityHOst to
Convention
ofPhi Mn

The Travertine room of the Lin
coin was the scene today noon of
the annual state luncheon, given by
members Of Phi Mu sorority. The
affair. sponsored by the Indiana
polls Alumnae Club Of the sorority,
was in honor of active members
and alumnae members Of the new
Delta Epsilon chapter, recently
established at Purdue university.
Rose and white, the sorority
colors. we're used in decorating.
Flowers and tapers wer: in those
colors. Favors were boxes of French
note paper, embossed with the Phi
Mu crest.
Seated at the speakers table
we're Mrs NJ. G. Hunt, Lafayette,
district president for Indiana. Ohio
and Kentucky; Mrs. Lawrence
Pierce, state chairman; Miss Alice
Sexton, president of the Indian
apolis Alumnae Club: Miss Marie
Sangernebo, president Of Delta
Alpha Alumnae Club; Miss liberia
Ruchti, president of the active
chapter. Indiana university; Miss
Helen Frey, president of the active
chapter at Purdue and Miss Naomi
Whltcomb, president of the active
chapter at Hanover college.
Other state and local officers at
the table we're Mrs. Lawrence
Vlark, Mrs. Ruskin Bunnell. Mrs
Elgan Stark, Mrs. Ralph Ploughe,
Miss Florence Day and Miss Lora
Lackey. Mrs. Pierce extended a
message of congratulation and well
come to the active and alumnae
members of the new Delta Epsilon
chapter. Miss Frey responded for
the chapter.
Stunts we're IN charge Of the ac-
tive chapters. Those participating
from Indiana university were Miss
Inca Garrison. Miss DenZil Snyder,
Miss Laura Stout, Miss Mary Lou
Lacey Miss Evelyn Kuhn, and Miss
Helen Stewart. From Purdue, those
who took part were Miss Frances
Davis, Miss Lucille Ahord, Miss
Margaret Thomas, Miss Frances
Nesbitt, and Miss Irma Kahre;
from Hanover, Miss Evangeline
Farrell, Miss Mildred Dugan, Miss
Ruth Carr, Miss Ruth Winters, and
Miss Naomi Whitcomb. Miss Jean
Kelleher gave a jazz dance. Miss
Emily Jean Senior a waltz and
Miss Mary Jane Pfeffer tap
dance.
Reservations from indianapolis
included:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01

Initiation services will be con-
Quoted by the Kodimo Club at the
Sphinx Arms Sunday, March g..
Following the ceremony, which
will take place at 4, dinner will
be served at 6. Miss F4ilda Rabb
and Miss Lena Perish are CO.
chairmen in charge of the affair.
The pledges will present sketch,
under the direction of Miss Belle
Klein. Following the dinner
theater party will be held. Rough
initiation will be held Wednesday
night at Kirshbaum center.
Pledges are Miss Pearl Bryan,
Miss Lena Cohen, Miss Celia
Kaufman, Miss Mary Rappaport,
Miss Irene Lustig, Miss Klein and
Miss Ida Lurie. Rabbi and Mrs.
Milton Steinberg will be guests at
the meeting Wednesday night.
Miss Rabb and Miss Fenish are
being assisted by Miss Marion
Bluestein. Miss Rose Einstandig,
Miss Frances Cohn, Miss Sara
Solomon and Miss Gilda Roth
FEEDER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
RUSH PARTY SET BY
TAU GAMMA SIGMA

Alpha chapter, Tau Gamma
Sigma sorority. will open its spring
rush season with an indoor car
nival at the home of Mrs Hewitt
Talbot, 1866 Broadway, Wednesday
night. Miss Lillian Seitz is rush
captain.
Invitations have been issued to
Miss Ann Arbiu, Miss Alma Beck
meyer, Miss Betty Brown, Miss Jane
Conley. Miss Ruth Deering. Miss
Helen Grinner, Miss Justine Jester
Miss Naomi Jones, Miss Merle
Lawler, Miss Lorraine McCord, Miss
La Verne McCord, Miss Esther
Neeson, Miss Eleanor Phelts, Miss
Mabel Pierce, Miss Dorothy Pier
son, Miss Betty Schelerth and Miss
Jane Wilson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
ALLIANCE FRANCHISE
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

A Mardi Gras luncheon will be
given Tuesday noon at the Sphinx
Arms by the Alliance FTancaise.
Mrs. Paul Krauss is in charge Of a
special program. She is assisted by
Mrs. R. G. Lazarus, Mrs. Clifford
Gay and Ralph Decker.
The regular monthly meeting
Will be held at the Rauh Memorial
Library Tuesday night. Rex P.
Young, director of the travel de-
partment of the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Co., will present NOV
ing picture taken on the American
Travel Agents educational Euro
pean tour last fall. Scenes from
eight European countries are in
cluded. Nine Yvonne Chamilo-
witch will talk on some of the points
of interest in the picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
to
Entertain
at Institute

Student section Of the Matinee
Musicale will present the annual
program for the active section at 3
Friday afternoon at the Heron Art
institute. Miss Lucille Stewart,
president of the student section, will
preside.
Miss Gertrude Whelan, program
chairman, has arranged the follow
ing program:
Sonata in A Major" ............ Searlatti
"Cautigue glamour" ............... List
Inez Lloyd. pianist.
.f fR Hills Of Gruizia ........ .Mednifoff
"Ah Love. but a Day. .Hallett- Gilberte
MargeTy winter Pratt, Accompanies,
prelude in G Minor. .RachmaninoT
Gertrude Free. pianist.
Katherine Russell, violinist. ''N''
MargeEy Winter Pratt aocomgP mp tnbsrort
Mary Morgan Carmen. vocalist.
Mrs. Lillian Flickenger. pianist,
Miss Virginia Leyenberger. celist:
On Wings OF Song, MendelSsonnCl,1 n, Ut
The Hills OF Anacapri''. ........ Debussy
"A Esposia Ross. pianist.
"Giunse alfin IL Momento" marriage
OF F1gaffo' .''''...'.'''''''''' " Hsad
The violet Song, Densm more
Beatrice Beatty. vyo vocalist,
Blue d Danube Watt piano duet
............... Evler- Chasine-Schultz
Wayne Berry and Hayden Frye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-01

Women to
Entertain

Members Of the indianapolis
branch of the State Assembly
women's Club will entertain with
a luncheon meeting at the Ethe-
lem tea room, 1850 North Meridian
street. at 1890 Wednesday
Mrs. Fred ByerS, chairman in
charge OF the affair. is being as
sisted by Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs.
Luke w Duffey. Mrs. William P.
Evans, Mrs. U. S. LeSn. Mrs. Frank
j. Prince, Mrs. Fred Schortemeier,
Mrs Grace Urbahns Reynolds ana
Mrs. j. H. Hewitt.
Mrs. S. NJ. Ruck is in charge of
the program. ConSuelo Couchman
Rettig soprano. Earl V. Shockney,
tenor, and a string trio composed
of Thelma Rubbish, viohnist: Mar
Cena Campbell, cellist and Mrs.
Ruick. pianist, will present the fol-
lowing program:
"CavaAna" Observation-Disclosures. Raj
'WarUu" ........... Schumann
. o. . - d. o. r.
Nov Sleeps the Crimson Petal Quilter
AT Tankertown Inn ......-...... Fisher
Bird Songs a Evenude" .......... CoatCs
Caro- Nome" aria from "Rigo'etto
Freight" ....................... Griinl
Blue Danube waltzes" .......s.. Strauss