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/ wonderful Iuxury-giving Santa

a wonderful luxury-giving Santa
Claus.
On the one hand many of your
friends may have given up all idea
of luXuries, for the time being. On
the other, the stores are stocked
with the most sumptuous luxuries
they ever have had. 1t is an ideal
year to splurge!
Jewelry is one of the first gifts
that come to mind, in such a case.
For men there are several brand
new extras that are bound to de-
light any masculine heart.
New collar clips, instead of collar
pins, are the latest thing on the
market. They come, two joined to-
gether with a short platinum chain
that slips under your ties knot. The
clips fasten to either side of the
collar.
Cuff links, always good, are brand
new when made in modern bars of
opaque opals with ebony through
the center ands short white gold
links between.
Lots of Gifts for Women
Belts for men, with modernistic
platinum buckles, solid silver keys
to fit their front doors and auto
mobiles, walking sticks with silver
shirt studs and gold buckled evening
suSpenders and gold buckled carriers
to match make up quite a list of
deSirableS.
For women solving the problem
of luxurieS is no chore. Give her
something to wear! GosSa1ner sheer
silk hosiery is always acceptable;
have the dozen pairs divided be-
tween plain chiffon and lacy mesh
and between daytime and evening
shaded. Golf gloves to match
costumes are nice. Good, too, are
the following; three pairs of suede
gloves, one brown, one black, one
white, and all pull-ons of 12-button
length.
Dressing Gown Good
Equally suitable as gifts are
new French lingerie sets that use
lovely lace and dainty Ninon for
gown, StepinS, slip, braSsiere and
then add a matching bed jacket:
quilted pastel colored dressing
gown or pajama suit.
An order on bootmaker for a
couple of pairs of evening slippers:
SILK sheets and pillow cases: a, lacv.
bridal looking negligee.
Or brand new beach outfit of
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Leaders Are
Selected by
COP. Club

Committee chairmen and vice
chairmen were appointed Tuesday
by the board of the Indiana Wom-
ems Republican Club which met for
luncheon with Mrs. Helen johnson
Harms, president, at the Columbia
Club. They are:
Mrs Henry Campbell hostess; Mrs.
Harry Tutewler speakers, Mrs. r.. Harry
Anderson. outstate membership chairman;
Mrs Louise Wisenberg. membership sec
Tetary: Mrs Frank Cones, chairman.
Mrs wizard Id H. Armm 1s E5t Port
land chairman, Mrs. william Gremel-
spacher, Logansport, yice-chairman, pub
tive. Mrs. Omer Hawkins. decorations;
Mrs. j Macdonald Young. chairman.
Mrs Morton Keith and Mrs. Martha Hug
gins. vice-chairmen. entertainment; MISS
Pearl Randall chairman, Msr. A. N. Bob
bitt. vice-chairman. music; Mrs. Reuben
Miller, chairman. Mrs. Herbert Luckey.
Mckinney, Frankfort. auditing, Mrs E. L.
Burnett. chairman. Mrs. william Lewis
Mooresville. and Mrs Ellyn I Heild1er rdl
man. house; Miss Jessie Levy, parliament
tartan.
Members of the board in attend
ance at the meeting we're; Mrs.
Karns; Mrs Sussman, first vice
president; Mrs. Kist, second vice
president; Miss Levy, retiringe re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Waymire,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. o. A.
Hobbs, treasurer, and DR.. Amelia
Keller, Mrs E. E. Neal of Nobles-
Vile, Mrs. Bert Thurman, Mrs.
George Bonham of Elwood Mrs. Ida
Belser and Mrs. Gemelspacher, di-
rectors.
Miss Nellie Gray Hollowell was
appointed recording secretary in the
place of Miss Levy, who resigned.
The club is planning to open its
program with big meeting the lat
ter part of January with speakers
from out of the state as guests.
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ZOntu Club
Hears Talk
by Allen

Business and professional women
turned aside from typewriters.
books and other equipment of their
careers Tuesday to enjoy the OBJ
servance of Christmas at holiday
parties of the Press and Zonta
Clubs.
Press Club held its annual festiv-
tiles at 'HooSer Home" the home
of Mrs. Samuel Ralston. Zonta Club
met at the Columbia Club for din
ner to hear w. Roland Allen, per-
sonnet director of L. S. Ayres & Co.
speak on This New Profession.
Business"
1t was announced at the meeting
that the club will present a Christ
mas check of $50 to the school board
for the public school milk fund.
Business should realize its hu-
man responsibility" Allen said, in
discussing a new type of intelligent
competition that is doing away with
cut-throat methods"
"A business whose motivating
course is profit will last so long, and
no longer" he said. 1T will de-
stroy itself. One can accelerate it.
with such result, or let it take a
normal course"
The wedding out of old employees
and putting young men and women
in their places, he called a disas-
trous trend.
ssFn1D1Ovey.c must rea1iza ftoF H.,
can not have a constructive bust
ness with the element of fear; with
employees afraid of days without
work, or old age without means of
support.
AS a remedy for this, Allen dis
cussed industrial insurance and pen
sions.
Miss Louise Ross introduced the
speaker, and Miss Ann Feeley. presi-
dent, presided.
A musical program was given by
Miss Eugenia Magidson. soprano,
accompanied by Mrs. Esther Jaffe
and Earl Smith, who played trumpet
solos, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth
Allen. Mrs. Eleanor Saunders was
program chairman.
At the Press Club meeting.
"reminiscences, My Christmas with
Riley" were presented by Miss
Laura Smith, after which Mrs.
Blanche Foster Boruff, Bedford and
Mrs. William Herschel as Mr.. and
Mrs. Santa Claus, distributed gifts.
The hostesses, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs.
Julian Hogate, Danville; Mrs Mabel
Harlan, Lafayette, and Miss Kath-
eryn Pickett, were given gifts OF
pewter.
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at Twenty-third and Alabama
streets.
Members of the college of educa-
ton choir, the college of education
trio and Margaret Snyder, soprano,
will present the program
Miss Ruth Benedict, director of
the choir and chairman of the
music for the conference, has an
nounced the following complete
program:
THURSDAY NIGHT
Chorus
Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee"
....... :..s......... ...-.....: 80. bacn
..et,g eHhee 1senSISo%SHss
Slumoer song 1900. Gretcnanlnon
The Galway Piper" go. Irish Folk Song
Vocal Solo
"Contentment" .......... Salter
The Cuckoo" ...............Leh Lehman
Margaret Snyder. soprano.
FRIDAY, $50 P. M
Vocal Trio
Eli, Eli" Arr. by Rissland
Traditional Yiddish melody.
Hungarian Dance No. 5''...... Brahms
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.Sbu1~ Junior
League Film
Ticket Sale

Sale of tickets for Wizard of
OF" and Little Red Ridinghood, +"
moving pictures produced under the
auspices of the arts and interests
committee of the Indianapolis Jun
ior League, to be presented at the
Civic Theater playhouse at 1890
and 2:30 Saturday, Jan. 2, was
launched at a meeting of team cap
tains this morning at the home of
Mrs. Dudley Pfaff, ticket chairman,
1922 North Pennsylvania street.
Team captains include Miss Caro-
line Sweeney, who portrays the role
of the Scarecrow in The Wizard of
o." MesdameS Clifford Arrick,
William c. Griffith, Carl G. Von-
negut, Dorothy D. Goodrich, Robert
G. WinSlow, Gaylord Milliken, Bur
rell Wright, Miss Sally Reahard and
Miss Eunice Dissette.
Indianapolis League is the only
league in Region 5 whose members
write, direct and produce their own
movies for children'S entertainment.
Productions we're in charge of
Miss Rosamond Van Camp, assist
ed by Mrs. WinSlow. Walker Win
slow was in charge of photography;
Mrs Arrick and Miss Dissette, prop
critics, and stage and scenery, Robert
Clark Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Louis H. Haerle is chair
man of the arts and interests COM
mittee.
Cast of Little Red Riding Hood"
includes Helen Griffith in the title
role; Mrs. Anna Marie Sayles as
the mother; Mrs. WinSlow as the
wolf, and Mrs. Hollingsworth as the
woodman.
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IuUitQtiO11S
Are Issued
/. for Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clifford Bar
rett, 3173 North Delaware street,
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Fletcher Barrett, to Robert
William Todd, son of Mrs. Robert
I. Todd, Bedford, N Y, which will
take place at $50 Wednesday, Dec.
30, at Christ Episcopal church. A
reception at the Propylaeum will
follow the ceremony.
Miss Eleanor Anne Barrett will be
her sisters maid Of honor and
bridesmaids viii be Miss Martha
Jane Mayer, Miss Jane Fitton, Miss
Julianne Campbell and Miss Marion
Bates of Lansing, Mich.
Mr.. Todd will have his cousin,
Charles v. Hulick, New York, as
best man, and John Watson. Rus
sell Fortune Jr., Berkeley Duck Jr::
and Ernest Clifford Barrett Jr., as
ushers.
A number of parties will be held
during the holidays for Miss Bar
rett. Today, Mrs. William Evans
was hostess at a small luncheon at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barrett Ev-
ans will entertain with a buffet
supper for the bridal couple on
Saturday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus will be
hostess at a tea at her home in
Golden Hill on the afternoon of
Dec. %, anc in the evening Miss
Martha Jane Mayer will entertain
with a dinner party for Miss Bar
rett and her fiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby Whyte
will entertain the bridal party with
a dinner at their home Dec. 20.
Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton and her
daughters, Mrs. John Collett and
Miss Frances Hamilton, will hold
tea for Miss Barrett at the Ham
ilton home, Dec. %, and in the eve
ming Miss Julianne Campbell will
entertain.
On the eve of the wedding, Dec.
%, the bride-elects brother and
sister, Ernest Clifford Jr. and Miss
Eleanor Anne Barrett, Will entertain
the bridal party at the Princeton
Triangle Clubs show at the Masonic
temple.
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SCHOOL WOMEN TO
CONVENE IN CITY
diana School Moments club will

Indiana School Women'S Club will
meet Saturday at the Lincoln. The
business meeting will convene at
1890 in Parlor A, on the mezzanine,
and will be followed by luncheon at
1915 in ParlorS E and F, on the
fourteenth floor.
Laura ZirbeS, associate professor
Of education at Ohio state univer-
sity, will be luncheon speaker. Miss
ZirbeS is well known as a lecturer
and writer on elementary education
and formerly was one of the fac
ulty of teachers college, Columbia
university, and member of the
national reading committee, which
is responsible for the twenty fourth
year book of the National Associ-
alton for the Study of Education.
She now is a member of the ad-
visory board of the Progressive Edu-
cation Association.
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"WOOLIES" CLUB TO
SPONSOR "SNO BALL"

"Woolies'' Club of the Central
Y. w. G. A. industrial department
is planning a "Sno BalF' to be held
at $3.50 Thursday night at the CEN
trail building. Proceeds will be used
to provide Christmas cheer for
unfortunate families.
Music will be furnished by Johnny
Reddel and his Silver Night Hawks.
Miss Anna Devine is general chair
man, assisted by the following sub
chairmen: Misses Ruby Durham,
decorations; Martha Snodeman,
booths; Faye Neikirk, tickets, and
Gladys Hill, publicity
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RRAO L 1OAG AGL-OA ffCOOh
There are gracefully falling levers
and deep open V-front finished with
a vest to narrow the width through
the bodice. The skirt shows the
SmarteSt depth in a Snugly fitted
yoke with SHINING diagonal lines
at the front.
A novelty wool and silk crepe mix
ture made the original in brown
tone with plain almond green crepe
contrast. The tiny buttons at the
center-front of the bodice and on
the sleeves are gold filigree ball
shape.
Style No. $40 may be had in sizes
SO, 3S, 40, 40, A, 46 and 48 inches
bust. Size So requires 81 yards OF
39-inch material with IS yard of 35-
inch contrasting.
Black canton-faille crepe silk with
white vest is smart.
Our winter fashion magazine is
ready.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred).
Wrap coin carefully.
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HERE, BRIEFLY, is THE NEW WICK PLAN:
2. After n Gold Starts

At night, massage the throat and chest
we'll with Vicks VapoRub (now available
in white stainless" form, if you prefer.
Spread on thick and cover with warm
flannel. Leave the bed-clothing loose
around the neck so that the medicated
vapors arising can be inhaled all night
long. During the day any time, any
place-use Vicks Nose Drops as needed
for ease and comfort. Of there is a
cough, you viii ike another new Wick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09
1. Before n Gold Starts

own experience tells you is apt to give
you cold - for instance, a night on a
Pullman "a dusty automobile ride -
over smoking - over heated, over
crowded rooms, ETC., etc. - and you
feel the slightest stuffiress of the nasal
passages. Vicks Drops are especially
designed to aid the nose-Nature's
"preventor" of colds-when over-taxed
by such emergencies of our artificial
present-day living.
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bathing suit, pajamas, bathrobe and
tent equipment for the beach,
should she just happen to get an
invitation south.
Motion picture cameras or any
good camera delight young folks,
or older ones, for that matter.
For sick folks there are gorgeous
quilted satin throws, with pillows
to match, individual coffee ther-
mos bottles to keep liquids hot,
electric equipment to prepare light
lunches at their bedsides; trays
for card-playing, eating or writ
ing letters; reading lamps, easy
chairs that spread out like touches
and of course the standing order
at the florists to send them flowers
every week from now until next
Christmas.
The pleasure they will get out
of a different box of flowers each
week for year is impossible to
calculate.
De luxe packages of food come
in the luxury class. Imported
hors d oeuvres, fancy conserves
packed in colored, triangular glass
bowls, jams in peasant pottery
jars, various tidbits in glamorous
containers.
For the housewife, pewter sets for
her desk, in modernistic design are
charming. Gold pencils with
knobbed ends for dialing the phone
are luxurieS, too, and acceptable as
they keep your nails from breaking
and do it in gilt-edged manner.
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At that first sneezy, scratchy irritation
of the nose or upper threat Natures
unmistakable warning that you are
catching cold"-use Vicks Nose Drops
promptly as directed. Many colds can
be checked at this stage and bad
colds avoided.
If you catch cold easily, the wise
plan is to use just a few Vicks Nose
Drops up each nostril after exposure
to any particular condition that your
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product "a Cough Drop actually
medicated with ingredients of Vicks
VapoRub.)
This gives you full 24-hour treatment
and without the risks of too much inter
nal dosing" which so often upsets the
digestion especially of children = and
lowers body strength at time when
Nature most needs it to resist disease.
Don't "dose" colds except on your
doctors advice.
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MRS. GILL HOSTESS
FOR CLUB. MEETING

Mrs. John Gill, 1902 King avenue,
was hostess this afternoon for the
annual Christmas party of the
Wednesday Afternoon Club. Mrs.
Homer Jones read a paper, The
Social Life of Washington"
Mrs. Jesse Ruth sang a group of
Christmas carols. Plans were made
to fill Christmas baskets to be given
to needy families. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs, Bob Shank.
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academy Girls
to Haze Party
at PrObyIaeun1

Members of the junior class at St.
Agues Academy will be hostesses for
luncheon bridge today at the
Propylaeum, honoring the seniors.
Chaperones will be Mrs. John E..
Lynch, mother of the senior class
president, Miss Catherine Lynch;
Mrs. Robert Engle, mother of the
junior president; Miss Kathryn
Engle and Miss Jeanne O'Connel.
Bowls of Talisman roses will CEN
ter the tables.
Committee chairmen in charge
are Misses Marian Messick, Mary
Dean and Kathryn Engle.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY WAR MOTHERS

officers for the ensuing year were
elected by Marion county chapter,
American War Mothers, at a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon in the
Fletcher American National bank.
Mrs. Ralph E. Remington was
elected president Other officers
are:
Mesdames John Kutchback. first vice
president; M. f. Costin, second vice -presi-
dent; J. P. Cochran. third ice-president;
NJ. Pohlman, recording secretary; H F.
REYNOLDS, treasurer; J. c. Ryboldt. custo-
dian of the records Maude Jones. his
torian oscar Lewis, chaplain and Mayme
Berry, corresponding secretary
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BETA DELPHIANS TO
MEET At LUNCHEON

Mrs. j. A. Matthews, 400 Poplar
road, will be hostess for a Christ
mas luncheon to be given by the
Beta Dephian chapter at noon
Thursday. A Christmas program
and gift exchange will follow.
Mrs. A. c. Hirschman is chairman
of the arrangements committee, as
sisted by Mesdames w. A. Bohme,
R. w. Johnson, H. H. AkerS and J.
II. linn.
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DAVIS TO
MARRY ON IAN. 2

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Davis, 24S2
Park avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Jane Davis, to Gilbert La
fayette Guthrie, Atchison. Kan.
The wedding will take place at
430 Jan. 2, at the home of the
brides parents. Miss Davis is a
teacher in the public schools at
Atchison, and will return home
Dec. 10.
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DANCE IS PLANNED
BY JOBS DAUGHTERS

Miss Irene Bentley is chairman of
& bunco party to be held by Jobs
Daughters, Bethel No. 4, at 8 Satur-
day at South Side Y. w. c. A. A
holiday dance Dec. 30 at Castle Hall
also is being planned.
Miss Louise Hollingsworth recent
ly was elected honor queen of the
organization replacing Miss Viola
Maberry. Other elections are: Miss
Louise Steinberger, senior princess;
Miss Bentley, junior princess; Miss
Martha Armstrong, guide and Miss
Phyllis Ent, marshal.
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ALUMNAE CLUB TO
HOLD YULE FROLIC

Delta Epsilon Alumnae Club will
hold Christmas party on Friday
night at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert T. Wagner, 1857 North Tai
bot street.
The hosts will be assisted by Mes
danes Walter o. Lewis, Harry Craw-
ford, Carl Shafer and Carl Watson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09

If it's luxury you want to give as a Christ
mas present. perhaps you'll find it here.
(A) New French lingerie includes a bed jacket
in lace and pale green Ninon to go with nightie
slip, panties and brassere.
OBJ Brand for man is the new collar
clip rubies and diamonds set in platinum, with
chain between the clips.
Co grand gift for girl is the jeweled brace
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Mrs. ShelIy Is HOsteS

Mrs. John Shelly, 1881 Bellefon-
tame street, entertained members
of P. H. L. E. Club at Christmas
luncheon Tuesday Following off,
GERS were elected: Mrs. Gus Schme-
del, president; Mrs. Alfred Mathey,
secretary, and Mrs. Elmer Willette,
treasurer. Donations of money and
canned goods were collected for
charity,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09
Musical Program Is Arranged
for Teacher Training Sessions

Students at the Butler university
college of education will provide
special music for sessions of the
state meeting of teacher training
supervisors Thursday night and all
day Friday on the school campus
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Sienna Rios to Meet

A special meeting Of Sigma Rho
Gamma sorority will be held at 9:15
tonight at the home of the presi-
dent, Miss Betty WaiSS, 1120 South
Illinois street, to open the winter
social program with the celebra-
ton of Chanakah.
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dininutive watch.
CD An imported facon has real carved jade
for stopper.
(E) New cuff buttons are opal bars, with ebony
and gold centerS and gold chain between them.
Cd For the sick room boudoir are pastel
colored quilted satin throw and pillow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09
ELECTA CIRCLE
HOLDS YULE AFFAIR

Mrs. Frank Seidensticker, 1902
Broadway, was hostess for the
annual Christmas luncheon of the
Electa Circle at her home today.
Covers were laid for forty guests.
Decorations and appointments
were in Keeping with the Christ.
mas season. An exchange of gifts
was held during the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-09
SCHOOL FACULTY IN
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mrs. Benjamin Richardson, 1889
North Pennsylvania street, will en-
terrain members of the faculty of
Tudor Hall school with their an
nual Christmas party at tonight
at her home. A Christmas program
will be presented, and a gift shower
held, proceeds to be given to relief
agencies for distribution among
the needy.
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BY JULIA BLANsHARD

NEA Service Writer
NEW YORK, Dec. eff you have
money to spare this Christmas time,
the stage is all set for you to be
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Daily Recipe
OLD-FASHIONED
DOUGHNUTS
[ cup 1Onrm mater
I yeast cake
1-2 teaspoon salt
1 cup 6roaOm sugar
1-2 cup butter
9 eggs
I cup milk
1 teaspoon camilla
5 cups graham or aOhoIe
1Uhedt -four
At noon soak the yeast in
water, add salt and a cup and
a half OF flour tc make a thin
batter. In the evening cream
the butter and sugar, stir in
the lightly beaten eggs, add
the milk, and mix with the
sponge. AT bedtime add
enough flour so it can be
kneaded easily, and set in
warm place over night. In
the morning knead thorough
ly, let rise again, cut down
and roll, cut and fry.
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ChGDter to Meet

Alpha chapter, Delta Tau Omega
sorority, viii meet at 8 Wednesday
at the AntIers.
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COlLeQe Alat1pn0e Meet

Wilson college alumnae club was
entertained today at a Christmas
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Don
Brewer, president, 1861 Park ave
nue.. Luncheon was followed by
business meeting.
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Postpone Election

Election of officers to have been
held Tuesday by Hamilton-B Berry
chapter, Service Star Legion, has
been postponed until the January
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15
FORMER SECRETARIES
WILL HONOR JUSTICE
Holmes to Be Congratulated by
Honor Law Students Who Have
Served Under Film.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March IA
Each year Oliver Wendell Holmes, vet
eran Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme Court, takes as his sec
rotary a member of the Harvard Law
School graduating class. Tomorrow
at washington more than score Of
those whose privilege it has been to
labor at his right hand will call in a
body TO pay tribute TO the juFist's long
and useful career.
It had been planned, Prof W. Barton
Leach Of the Law School said today,
10 visit Justice Holmes q week ago 70
eongratuiate him on his nlnetteth birth
day anniversary, but so many others
were eager TO pay similar tribute on that
date that postponement OF week was
taken.
Prof Leach was Justice Holmes
twenty-second secretary, serving IN that
capacity in Ie24.25. OF the 20 Law
school men, all selected by the faculty
from the graduates Of highest ranking
IS are living, and as MANY as md II
possible will make the pilgrimage 70
washington tomorrow.