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New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
IDENTIFY THUNDER
 TAKEN BY BURGLAR
Woman Claims Clothing Worn
 by Girl Under Arrest

Mrs. Daniel W. Camp, Jr., of 1S1 Vernon street, Middletonn, and Mrs. Harry E. Schuey of Arch street, this city, have claimed several hundred dollars worth of wearing apparel which the police recovered in the possession of Miss Stasia kragiel, r, Of SS Fremont street, Miss kra- giel having been arrested Monday night on the charge of thett.
 Mrs. Camp identified a ratoon fur coat. a set of pajamas. three dresses including an evening gown, a num- Der of articles of silk underwear and an evening mesh bag cecorate ] with diamonds. Her home was ran- sacked on the night Of ATrll 28 in the same manner as numerous other homes in New Britain, West Hartford, Windsor and otfer placcs, and Miss kragiels' brothfr, Walter and George kalesinski admitted, ac- Cording to the police, thatthey com mitted the burglary. A considerable amount of other loot taken from the Camp home has yet to be re- covered, however.
 Mrs. Schuey called at the police station today and claimel number O. articles Of silk underwear Pre- viously. ring which was stolen from her home was recovered n connection with the kragiel and Kalesinski cases.
 In police court toda', Miss kra- giel was remanded 10 tie custody of Attorney Michael A. SGton and her case was continued uitil next Sat urday. She was unaNe to obtain s1.n0o bonds following her arrest and spent yesterday md last night in a cell, where she spent Monday night.
 The case Of Fred Taddarlo, oo, of 4 Smith street, was also contnusd for one week. He charged with theft of q ring whih he is said to have received from a girl friend c Miss Kragiel in exchange for class pin. He is at libery in $500 bonds
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
CADETS |NREV|EW
 BEFORE HOROWITZ
Coast Guard Students Win AlumD Cup Today

New Londn, May 14 (Pl-A p1a- toon Of coas guard cadets com mandod by Cadet Joseph D. liar rinstor Of he first class won the alumni cuJ in competitive infantry drill. the eature Of the daytime events ot the 44th commencement Of the Jnited States Coast Guard academy today.
 The Till was started at 1:30 o'clock on the academy parade grounds, The judges were Lieut.. Col. Nshan HoroHitz. United States army instructor Of the 192d field artilley, Connecticut National Guarts; Lieut. Commander James F.. Mher of the submarine base and Captain Alfred C. Cottrell, Unitd States Marine corps.
 Tie cadets, in service blue, made q sriking picture as they executed Nanous maneuvors Many civilians, indudng persons here as cadet guests for the commencement ac- ti,ities. witnessed the drill, as did Captain H. G. Hamlet, superintend- ent Of the academy and other of fce~s of the academy staff.
 Following tho award Of the cup, the cadets passed in review before assembled officers in honor of Lieut.. Col. HorovltZ.
 The graduating class Of o7 cadets will receive commissions as en- signs tomorrow at graduation eX- ercises which will start at noon.
 The principal speaker will he Andrew W. Mellon secretary of the treasury.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Deaths
Abraham Levine

Word has been received In this city of the death yesterday of Abra- ham Levine, 67, which occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis Fisher of 951 Grand avenue, the Bronx, N. Y. Mir. Levine was a resident of New Britain for 35 years prior to removing to New York sev- eral years ago and he was well known in this city and vicinity.
 For a number of years he con- ducted a store On Main street where Frank P. Duffys underta king par lors are now located. and he was also in business on Main street op- posite Lafayette street for some time.
 Surviving are two sons, Joseph Le- vine Of Hartford, and Samuel Levine of New York, and two daughters, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Charles Car mel Of New York. Burial will be in New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
William J, WicaDdrr


 William J. Wlcander aged 31, Of 56s Arch street. died this morning at New Britain General hospital after a short illness. He was born in this city. and spent practically all his life in this city.
 He was employed as tinsmith by J. A. Hjerpe of Arch street for many years. He was affiliated with the Junior o. |. A. NJ, Lexington lodge, I. 0. o. F.. and the Vega so- ciety. He was member of the Film Baptist church.
 Besides his wife. he is survived by a son, William Arthur Wicander; two step- daughters, Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Ericsson; three sisters, Mrs. Oscar kaln Of this city, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, also of this city. and Mrs. Fred 1eamans Of Pla,l- vile, and a brother David Wlcander of Southington.
 Funeral services will be held Fri day afternoon at o'clock at the home. Rev. Axel I. Peterson. pastor of the Swedish Film Baptist church, will officiate. Burial will be in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
BODY FOUND IN HARBOR

Bridgeport, May 14 Pl-The body Of Sailor John koane 50. missing from his home Stratford, since April o3. was found in the harbor here today
 Keene had been out Of work and vas not feeling well when he left home. II IS believed he was despon- dent and committed suicide.
 H. IS survived by his mother, three sisters and brother.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
CLUB HONORS NANsEN

New York, May 14 Pl-The Ex- plorers club ordered it's club flag lowered 10 half staff today in tribute to the late Fridtjof Nansen and sent this message to the explorers family in Oslo. Norway:
 Tn the death Of Nansen Norway has lost one Of its most eminent cit l@ons and the world an intrepid ex- plorer and humanitarian. The E,x- plorers club extends it's deepest sym pathy. His passing has removed one Of its most distinguished medalists and members"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

New York. May 14 P-Foreisn exchanges irregular Great Britain demand, 4.s5 3-4; cables 1855 15-1j; 50 day bills on bank, 4SS ll-16: France demand. 392 1-4; cables, 3.a2 5-S; Italy demand, 5.c4; cables, 5@4 G-S.
 Demands: Belgium, 1895 1-2; Germany, 23.64 1-2; Holland, 40.1S l-2; Norway, @6.74 l-2; Sweden. 2G.80; Denmark, 26.74; Switzerland. l9.33 1-2; Spain, 1920; Portugal, 4.55; Greece, l.29 3-S; Poland, 11.o5: Czechosloyakia 2.9s IA; Jugoslavia, 1,76 1>2; Austria, 14.09 1-2; Ru- mania, .59 5-6; Argentine, 38.45; Brazil, 11S5; Tokyo, 49.37; Shans- hai, 49.34; Montreal, 9aS7 1-2: Great Britain dollars. others in cents.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
QUINCY FANORS REPEAL

Quincy, Mass. May 14 UP)-Re- peal or modification Of the prohibit tion law is desired by ? majority of Quincy citizens. 1t was indicated today in the results Of g poll con- ducted by the Quincy Evening News.
 Of more than 20.0n0 ballots dls- tributed to registered voters by the News, 12,Q7S were returned,
 Repeal was favored by 6,405 vol CTS, modification by 1.5S9. and en- forCement by 3,134
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
FAVOR LEAGUE CHANGES

London, May l4 tUP-The Brit ish government in general favors the proposed amendments 10 the League Of Nations covenant to har- monize with the Kellogg anti-war treaty Hugh Dalton, under-secre- tary of state for foreign affairs. told the house of commons today in an- sUering a question Of Sir Austen Chamberlain. conservative.
 Dalton said that, if the dominion governments Concurrcd Britain would support adoption of the amendments at the next league as- sembly in September.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Birth Record

A son was born at New BritaiI General hospital today to MT. and Mrs. Donald StockWell of 3.6 Mon roe street.
 A son was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Clapp Of 1a3 Bassett street at New Britain General hospital to- day.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
BRAND SENDS MESSAGES

Paris. May IA UP)-The ques- tionnaire prepared by Foreign Min ister Aristide Briand as the first formal move in his campaign for creation of a United States Of Eu- rope, was dispatched to European governments today by the Quai D D'Orsay.
 A copy of the questionnaire also was sent to the United States, mere ly for informative purposes.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
HARTFORD MAN HELD

Augusta, Maine, May IT P)-An- lonio Lamaire, 2l, Of Hartford Connecticut, today remanded 10 the honnebec county iall in default of $500 bail after proba hle cause on a charge Of stealing an automobile had been ofnnd by Municipal Judge Arthur r, Tlffon. Lamairc was ar ! rested yesterday afternoon after q chase of several miles by state highway policeman.
 A companion, whose name La maIre refused to divulge escaped.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
RUMORED APPOINTMENT

Washington. May 14 = Rumors current here are to the effect that Waldo F.. Clark of New London. Conn, will be appointed to the United States Shipping Board to suc- ceed [. c. Plumber of Bath, Me. whose term expires June s. Clark is engineer for the Connecticut State Commission on Rivers and Harbors.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
BANK SLIT TO Rt HEARD

Especial 10 the Herald
 Hartford, May fl - Judge CarI Foster Tn superior court today cx- cused the case Of the Commercial Trust Go. against pr. n. W OCon- nell. endorser of q mortgage note for the Y. NJ r A. X B. society, un- til tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
1racrE COSTS st,ooo DAY

London, May 14 P--The cost or the London naval conference to the British public funds was almost a thousand dollars a. day.
 Figures made public showed the complete expenditure was f16,6oo (about sS3,o00) or an average Of about S910 daily for a period Of 9l days.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
BURGLARY REPORTED

Manuel Atashian, proprietor Of a restaurant at 29 Lafayette street, re- ported 10 Captain Kelly this after noon that entrance was gained and Y boxes of candy, IT cigars. s2.S0 in change and quantity of cigar cites taken. The restaurant has been under attachment for some time.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Andrew INdeki

Funeral services for Andrew Lo- decki, aged 34. of 42 Silver street who died Monday were held this morning al 9:30 o'clock al the Rus sian Orthodox church. Rev. John Dankevych. pastor, celebrated the requiem mass. Burial was in Fair view cemetery.
 The pail bearers were Nicholas Perun, Peter Briw. Michael Po- br6zni, Alexander Gerant. Daniel Gerant and Paul kesluzhi.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Walter R. Olson

Funeral services for Walter R. Ol- son. aged r, son of Mrs. Amanda Olson of Berkeley Place, Elm Hill, who died Monday, will be held to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the homs Of his mother. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist. pastor of the First Luth- eran church will oficiate. Burial will be in Falrview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
r>JpIOyNT>T IMPROVES

Rome. May A P-Improvement in the unemployment situation vas reported today when April figures revealed a total Of S72, 500 out of work, or 2.932 less than in March The improvement was reported es- pecially Tn Lombsrdy, Neneto, Lat iuu and Piedmont
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Funerals
Charles Needham

Funeral services for Charles Need ham, 7s years Of age. who died sun day al his home, @l Black Rock ave nue were held this afternoon aI /" o clock at the funeral parlors Of B. C. Porter Sons. Rev. William H. Alderson pastor Of Trinity Metho- dist church offfciated. Burial was in Forest View cemetery. Winsted.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
FOUR HELD IN EXTORTION

Glendale, Calf, May 14 UP)- Four young men, two Of them col leee students, were held here today as police investigated an asserted attempt to extort $30o0 from Mrs. r. W. Emery. millionaire San Ma rino society woman.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Two Western Cities
 Show Population Gain

Washington. May l4 Pt-Salt Lake City, out where the west is rambling right along, has passed New Bedford and Fall River in Massachusetts and Trenton, New Jersey, in cities Of the 100000 class in the 1a30 census It was passed m turn by San Diego, California
 The new lineup, as compared with the old lneup follous,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
COTTON FITIRES

New York. May IA UPs-Cotton futures ned steady; May 1895, July 16.GS, October 1914, December .15rn. January I5.07. New contracts October 146Q, December 1ts0, January t4SS. March 15,02.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14

for March and 54I71 long tons in Apru las, year
 Notice has been received hy the New Nor, stock exchange from the United Cigar Stores Co, of America of q pronosod change in its authoriz- od common from 6.0oo,ooo shares Of ito par. 10 G.oooooo shares or mo- par each presen: share 10 he eA- changed for one new share.
 The American Rolling Mill Co. has acquired the Sheffield Steel Corp, through an exchange Of stock.
 Formation was announced of the Associated National Shares. series A q fixed common stock investment trust. composed exclusively Of the common stocks Of 30 of the leading corporations in the United States.
 Nevsprint production hy tinted States mills in April totaled 10a- as7 tons. or 77.7 per cent of rated capacity. compared win it3.G95 tons or So.S per cent Of capacity in March. The output for Aprll by Canadian mills was @2S,o4s tons o3 = per cent Of rated capacity against 2o7.4Ss tons, or es4 pc cent
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
JOYCE GOES TO IIRICH

Paris, May 14 JP) - James Joyce. Irish author who has bc"r temporarily blind for soyoraf weeks. departed for Zurich today to undrrTo a delicate operation for restoration of his sight
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
City Items

Mrs Rose Bula Of 1lo Gold street reported to Captain Kelly at police headquarters today that her son Joseph, aged IS, had not been home in a week.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Real Estate News
'arrAnty

Warranty Eva skrka to Charles Navickas, ct ux, Brooklawn street Zlazej Szumowski, ct uI, to Adolf Bobecki, Linwood street. James Iacava to Teresa Susco, ct ux. Daly avenue.
 Mortgage Frank klosowski, ct ux, 10 Wal enty Drozka, s560. Richard street Angelo Tomasso to Savings Bank of New Britain, $500, Covington street
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
CALICO LINING

A blue tweed suit. with dash of lighter blue, beige and red m its mixture, has 8 stunning Inning, Of blue and red figured calico for its coat and it's sleeveless blouse, with
 a jabot front of the same material.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
RUBBER FUTURES

New York. May 4 P-Rubber futures opened very steady; May t4eo. July 1.6o. September 15.00, new contracts July lA7o, Septem- hrr lS.ic
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Mrs. Ella AuIe

Mrs. Ella Saule, aged 5S, Of II Woodland street, Bristol, died at the Bristol hospital at 9 o'clock this morning following an operation. She was the wife Of Edgar Saule.
 Funeral services will be held from the Bristol Methodist church at ? o'clock Friday afternoon and the body uill be sent to Freeport. Me, for burial.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
nRsERNES ETH BIRTHDAY

Tavtuchot E. |. May 14 (UPl- Ernest La Forte Jr., the 18th of ta children, l3 of whom are living, celebrated his 18th birthday annl- vcrssry on the 18th of the month here yesterday,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
BOIERO SUITS

The borelo suit, Of printed silk or plain fiat crepe. makes one Of the most popular of summer out6ts. Ba- tistc. orGandie or other lingerie sleeveless blouses are the accepted fashion.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14

Tn 1918 an automobile tire good for 2.500 miles cost about sG5. To- day a tire that will travel slA times as far cost only sl0.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Stock Market Struggles Feebly
 To Push Prices Ahead of Levels
 Reached Yesterday In Utility Drive

Genl Asphalt s0i4 58s. 535s Genl Electric S5i4 B 644 Genl Foods .. 59as 585s 591. Genl Motors . 497s 484 491s Genl Pub Sery 45"s A 45ss Genl RwY Sig 97 a5 a6s. Ghdden Co cm 25it 2S34 o4{s Gold Dust ,,. 46i4 455s 45 @s Goodrich Rub 4 411. 4l14 Graham Paige tl2 a14 91h Grpdy Con Cop B 54 54R Ct North pfd 9S14 a2lz 9S1a Hudson Motor 4jas AZ 45
 Inspirat'n Cop 2o7. 2o1s oo1s Int Cement Q. 6a 693. s9
 Intl Harvester 10a7. 107i4 1n7tH Intl Nickel .-. S35. 5S1s B i1 Intl Tel & Tel s53. 63I. 65t. Johns Manvle 114 11213 112l2 Kansas iCty So 761. 75 7614 kresge Co ..-. 3074 Sn54 5Q4 kroser Grocy 351. 54@. 5514 Lehish Valley 741z 7S 741e Liquid Cab'n'c 6'-s s9'z s97s Math Alkali .. 465s 45fe 451 M K 6 T R E SIS 57 557s Missouri Pac .. s S5 s3
 Mont Ward ., 45@s A 445s Nash Motors A AZ. AZ! Nat Biscuit . 6954 56fa Gs1- NatCash Reg 5st. 557s l55
 x R Central 1171- 114 1Ts13 N Haven R R 1i6l2 11ft 11s13 North Am Co 1201z 12h1s 1o0Is Northern Psc ., S41. $ 82
 Packard Mot 7. 12i. 1S1t 15t Psn-Am R ... 67i5 s5as 657. Part Lasky .. 7Q17 694 7nlr Phillips Pet . 4olt AZ 42Is Pub Serv NJ 112 1l5l- 1176s Pullman Co 76% TG3. 7S2. Radio Corp .. 52as 5o 51st Rad Keith-O 431 42s4 4
 Reading RR ..t1715 117iz IF 14 Rem Rand e.. SIS S61z 373. Roy Dutch NY 54s 53s4 54
 St L San Fran 114a. 114& 1147. Sears Roebuck 851s 84a4 S47. Sinclair Oil 28a4 261. o81, Southern Pac 12212 1214 1c17. Southern Ky .1t3t2 f111. 1I21c Stand Brands 23ls 23 g
 Standard Gas 1187s II5@s 118i+ Sed Oil Cal .. 7234 719s 72
 Std Oil Of NJ SIS 80 S0 5. Std oil Of NY G7i- 367s 27 < Stewart W'rner 25i7 261s o31. Studebaker =. 37a4 37 G7
 eXas Corp ... 55aa 5s 582s Texas Gulf Sul 61ic 6014 60 5. Timk'n Kol Der 773s 76ia 76I2 Union Carbide S9is SIS 677s Union Pacific 2267. @24i2 2251. It'd Gas 65 I'p AT. 46ts 47l4 United Corp .. 49is IA 491. L s Ind Alec 937s 92 a3
 | s Rubber .. 29 g9 oa L S Steel ..... 175i1 17G 175 Nandaium Stl l1512 I06 II51- Wabash RR Q. 521. 4q 52 Warner Br Pic 68l2 675, 67a. West gh's Elec lsnls l76 I30t. Wlllys Overland s1. 8is sl. | WoolUorth 64 651. 631,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
WaH Street Briefs

Now York, May 14-Robert L. Hoguct president Of the National Association of Mutual Savings banks, states that savings banks have stop ped paying out money 10 protect margin accounts and deposits are on the increase He said the public Is returning 10 conception Of saving that almost disappeared in the boom period,
 The J. ]. New berry Co, has pur- chased seven Steele stores located at Port Jarvis, Salamanca. Albion, New York. East Palestine. Ohio; OttUm- va and Perry, Iowa and Rock Island, III.
 The tinted Corp, ean-Bon- bright Utility Holding Co. under it's offer Of May has received tenders amounting 10 1,425,0oo shares of United Gas Improvement Co com mon These tenders were in addl- ton 10 5oo,ooo shares previously ac- quired and brought United $ hold ings to [. G I. common 10 6o76,- S46 shares. or 2s,94 pcr cent Of the 22,554ono shares Of |. G. l. common outstanding,
 Crude rubber Of all classes con sumed by manufacturers in the
 
 IS estimated by the Rubber Manufac- turers' association at 4n.207 long tons compared with estimated con sumption of 35,2l4 long tons in March and 4T521 long tons in April | 1929. Crude rubber imports for April were estimated at 499@7 Ions tons. compared with 45,43o long ton,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
Public Itilities Stocks

TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance 21S,52l.67h
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
THE MARKET AT .:t5-3:o0 P. M

Total sales 10 ID r. m.-2 ,440,- roo shares.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-14

for March and 54171 long tons in Aprll las, year
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AlNn1N0e Haze Sale
Indianapolis alnumae of Sigma
Kappa sorority viii have a bake
sale Saturday at the downtown
market.
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PERSONALS

Among the out-of-town guests at
the Marott hotel who are attending
the races are James Talbot Jr., Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Durant,
Detroit; o. F. Rains, Detroit; Davis
L. Saxon, Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Mood, Knoxville; Guy L. Simon,
New York; L. B. Manning, Chicago;
Edward Swazey, Rochester; Charles
T. De Puy, Rochester; Joseph II.
Thompson, Ypsilanti; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Monahan, Cincinnati; r. F.
Mccarthy, Chicago; j. B. Macauley,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Hunt,
Columbus, S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
H. Taylor, Greensburg, and A. M.
Robbins, Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ritter,
Marott, are spending the weekend
in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber, 3119
North Meridian street, have as their
guests, their daughter, Mrs. William
Buckingham Gray and Mr.. Gray,
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane Kittle,
Kessler boulevard, have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Hart
Jackson, New York. Mrs. Jackson
is the former Miss Rosamond Kittle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stuhldreher.
Philadelphia, are spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stuhldreher, 3345 Carrollton avenue.
They will attend the races with the
Stuhldrehers, Miss Frances Kreig,
Fred Mahafey, William Robinson
and Michael j. Duffecy Jr.
Hubert MacAfanus, Bloomfield
Hills, Mich, will spend the week
end with his sister, Mrs. William
Francis Fox Jr., and Mr.. Fox, 3540
North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Munday,
West Forty-fourth street, have gone
to Chattanooga, Tenn, where they
will stay for several days.
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Miss Barney
Married in
Home Rites

The Rev. and Mrs. Ennis M. Bar
ney, 1851 University avenue, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Marian Barney. to
Theodore Randecker. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Randecker, Chicago.
The wedding took place Thursday
night at the home of the brides
parents, the Rev. Mr.. Barney per-
forming the ceremony. The couple
left Immediately for Chicago where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Randecker was graduated
from the University of illinois and
is a member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. Mr.. Ranoecker also
was graduated from the University
of Illinois. Mrs. Randecker, MIR.
and Mrs. E. j. w. Fink and chill
dren, and Miss Florence Eleanor
Perkins of Lebanon, were among
the guests at the ceremony.
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Bride-EIect to
Be HOnOred BY
Miss HaneiSen

Miss Marea Haueisen will enter
tain tonight with a dinner party at
the University Club in honor OF
Miss Evelyn Barnes and her flance
jeremiah L. Cadick, whose marriage
will take place June 7, at high noon
in the Mckee chapel of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church.
Guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
John James Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jungclaus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Haerle, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cullom, Miss Carolyn Richardson,
Miss Hope Pfaf1in, Miss Amelia
Brown, Louisville; William Kothe,
William Kemmer, Arthur Shea and
Ned Julian.
The group will attend the dance
at the Woodstock Club after the
dinner.
Rudolph S. SEVERN entertained
with a dinner Thursday night at
his home, Golden Hill, in honor of
Miss Barnes and Mr.. Cadick. Fol-
lowing dinner, Mr.. SEVERN took his
guests to the Country Club of In
dianapolis for the dance.
Guests with Miss Barnes and her
f1ance were Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Moag, Miss Pfaf1in, Miss Haueisen,
Miss lockwood, Richard F. But
tolph, Theodore SEVERN and Lieu
tenant D. D. Watson.