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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-30
Prepare War

/ Prepare war
Together with this, as a part
of it, the bosses are very busy
preparing the youth for the con-
ing war. On all sides can be see
the war preparations. The militia,
budgets are fast being increased.
The U. S. lastsyear spent $741 600
| 600 for war preparations. Con-
gresham Collins, admitted in Con-
gress, that Y cents out of every
dollar was spent for war prepara-
lions. The total man power for
war in this country was increased
to 18.5OO,000. This includes the
army, navy, marines, air forces and
reserves. The National Guard has
grown to 182,715 in 1880. Over
$4,000 civilians are holding re-
serve commissions. Citizens Mill
tary Training Camps, Rifle Clubs,
Boy Scouts have grown.
In all of this, can be clearly
seen that the bosses understand
the role of the youth. General
John F. organ, in recent ara
ticle in the N. Y. Times. said ting
following:
"The next war means the
killing of boys, and more boys
for wars have always been
fought by boys. These boys who
are to be killed are not the boys
of statistics, they are the boys
everywhere, now living in their
homes, at schools, at colleges, at
work, your boys and other boys,
who. If there is to be next
war" will operate the machinery
of war on the battlefield, and
furnish the battle casualties"
This war is being prepared be-
tween the various imperialist
countries, but especially against
the Soviet Union. The Young
Communist League must be built.
Revolutionary Trade Unions. as
well as left-wing groups in the
old unions, the Labor Sports IN
ion, Cultural and Social Clubs,
etc, must be built.
Young workers must be brought
into all struggles, they must play
an important part in the May
Day Demonstrations. This May
Day must also be a mobilizing
place 90 organize May 80 into q
successful First National You'll
Day Celebration. 4
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-30

| the Young Pioneer for their fight
against the bosses war and lynch
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Girl to
Be Bride of
Dakota Man

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Langan, 1921
North New Jersey street, announce
the engagement Of their sister, MISS
Estelle Sadlier, and George Leyerett
Mason, indianapolis, son of Mrs.
John Mason, Fargo. N. D. The mar
riage will take place at 9 Saturday,
Oct. 81, at SIS. Peter and Paul cathe-
dral.
Miss Sadlier will have Mrs. Allen
Moorehead as her only attendant,
and Andrew Bennett Smith will be
Mr.. Nason's best man.
A number of parties will be held
for Miss Sadlier during the weeks
preceding the wedding.
Miss Mary Bingham will entertain
Monday night with bridge party at
her home. % Meridian place.
Wednesday Mrs. Moorehead will
entertain in her honor with bridge
party at her apartment, S758 North
Pennsylvania street. Saturday Miss
Silva Manouge and Miss Martina
Shea will be hostesses at a lunch
con at the indianapolis Athletic
Club. Mrs. Leonard Meisberger also
will entertain in honor of the bride
elect.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Glass Officers
Are Installed
at Tudor Hall

Results of recent class and asso-
citation elections at Tudor Hall
school are as follows:
Student Government--Misses Elizabeth
Hall. president; Ruth Lilly. vice-president:
Rhoda Steckel secretary and Eileen Book
err. treasurer.
Senior Class-Misses Joan Aufderheide.
president Virginia Thompson, vlce-presi-
dent; Isabel Norris. treasurer; Este1le Bur-
pee. secretary. and Betty holland. student
council representative.
Junior Class-Misses Mary DePrez,
president; BETH Kahn. vice-president and
treasurer: Eileen Booker social secretary
and Hope Reisner. student council repre-
sentative.
Sophomore Class-Misses Peggie Ann Will
liamS. president: Maurine Potlitzer. vice
president: Mari Louise Falender. treasurer;
Eleanor Carter social secretary. and
Maurine Potlitzer. student council repre-
sentative.
Freshman - Misses Ardith Mettenet
president: Prudence Brown. vice-president;
Josephine Mayer. secretary. and Jane
thinner, student council representative.
Miss Judy Chambers is editor of
the Chronicle; Miss Betty holland of
the Crown, Miss Taggart heads the
athletic association, and Miss Diana
Dietz is treasurer.
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Sorority VIII
Fete President
at Guest Tea

Anagnous chapter. Epsilon Sigma
Omicron sorority, will observe presi-
dents day and guest day with a tea
at . Wednesday at st. Matthews
parish hall, South Ritter avenue,
in honor of the president, Mrs.
w. D. Keenan,. Mrs. Francis Nc
Cabe will be the hostess.
Preceding the tea, a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Edwin F. Miller,
Peru, state president of the Indiana
Federation of Clubs, will be held at
the SEVERN. Mrs. Miller also will
be a guest of honor at the tea.
At the tea the program will in
clude a talk, Personal Impressions
of the Sistine Madonna" by Mrs.
Melissa Cornelius Polk, and songs
by Mrs. O. T. Behymer, accom-
panied by Mrs. M D. pidway.
Assistant hostesses will be Mes
danes George w. Huffsmith, w. L.
Carey, Stuart Faussett and John
M, Smith.
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chairman of the neighborhood
theaters. All neighborhood theaters
cooperate with the IndorSers in this
project. The produce and clothes
received, are distributed to the
needy in the vicinity of the theater.
The IndorserS have been asked to
help in the national celebration of
George Washington's bi-centennial
which will be held in 1882. Mrs.
Clarence Finch has been named as
the general chairman for this
occasion, with Mrs. w. A. Holmes
and Mrs. w. D. Long, assistants.
All neighborhood theaters have
been asked to give patriotic pro-
gram at this time and also show a
patriotic film.
Mrs. David Ross is chairman Of
the Indorsers.
At a recent board meeting the fol-
lowing chairman and committees
were named.
Hospitality: Mesdames John Titus, chair
man: Charles Sherman, Edison T. Wood,
Grace Fultz and Lillian Jones. Speakers
Bureau: Mrs. r. r. Mills, chairman. Reg
istration: Mrs. Warren Harrell, chairman,
and Mrs. Charles Sherman. Cooperative
Chairman of First Release Houses: Mrs.
Thomas w. Demmerly. chairman. Neigh
borhood Theaters: Mrs. H. C. Bertrand,
chairman, and Mrs. C. R. Kempf, and
representatives from each neighborhood
theater. Pictures: Mrs. James Sproule,
chairmsn. Bulletin: Mrs. w. A. Hacker,
editor, and Mrs. Belle Tutewiler, editor of
notes. Transportation: Mrs. William
Freund, chairman, and Mrs. R. C. Snoddy.
Philanthropic: Mrs. Carl Day. chairman.
Telephone: Miss Helen Dauley, chairman,
and Mrs. G.. A. Brattain, Publicity: Mes
danes Fred H. Knodel, chairman; Charles
Davidson and Lillian Jones. Music-Mes-
DANES Wolf Sussman, chairman; Victor
Hintze and John Compton. Historian:
Mrs. E. w. Springer. chairman. Film
Librarian: Mrs. Alfred Bretthauer. chair
man. Council of Women: Mrs Thomas
Demmerly, delegate; Mrs. R. r. Mills, al
ternatae. Federation of Clubs-Mrs. E. L
Burnett, delegate; Mrs. j. H. Orndorf,
alternate. Community Fund: Mrs. Wolf
Sussman, chairman. Patriotic: Mrs. Clar-
ence Finch, chairman; Mrs. Edward Fer
ger. Memorial: Mrs. j. P Cochrane.
chairman.
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plateau of red dahlias, white tapers
tied with rel tulle and corsages
which will mark their places will be
set for the following founders:
Mesdames scoby Cunningham, Ralph B.
Clark of indianapolis and Miss Estelle
Leonard of Union City; Miss Mildred
Blacklidge, national secretary; Miss Helen
Murray, president of Beta Beta: Mesdames
c. E. Cottingham. E. H. Jenne and Miss
Hannah Keenan,.
Messages Of greeting have been
sent to the two remaining founders
who were unable to be present, Mrs.
Harry Smith of Greencastle and
Mrs. Edward M. Childe of Martins
vile, Ill.
Miss Leonard, with her musical
ensemble from Union City, will fur
nish the program, arranged by Miss
Jane Hall.
Assisting hostesses are:
MesdameS S. G. Howard, Homer G.
Meek, Glen Duttenhaver. Vernon McNeal,
Cleve Fix. Van P Murphy, Misses Flor
ence Guild and Wallace Montague.
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Fifth District Federation of Clubs
and the Woman's Department Club
of Terre Haute is presenting Mrs.
Edwin N. Canine, Terre Haute, as
candidate for president of the Indi-
ana Federation of Clubs, subject to
the election of the state convention
in West Baden Oct. 81, % and %.
Mrs. Canine has been active in
club work in Indiana and Chicago
for number of years, and is now
chairman of the state department
of education in the federation.
She was chairman of the program
committee of the Indiana federation
in 1926; treasurer 1926-192S, and
first vice-president 192S-193O.
She has worked with the Lake
county Red Gross and boards Of
religious education and public well
fare. She is active in church work,
being a former state president, and
now state vice-president of the
Womans Missionary Society of the
Congregational church.
She also is the mother of a son,
who saw service in the World war,
and a daughter.
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MeILett
Is Speaker on
Club Program

Mrs. John G. Mellett will speak
on Literary Sign Posts" at a meet
ing of the literature drama depart
ment of the WomanS Department
Club wednesday. The program will
be preceded by a luncheon at l, in
charge of Mrs. Albert j. Wohlge-
muth, assisted by Mrs. Percy John
son and Mrs. Edward A. Brown.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. Victor c.
Kendall. The program will also in
clude a group of autumn songs by
Mrs. Frank j. Billeter, accompanied
by Mrs. Albert Hirschman.
New officers of the department
are: Mesdames Harley w. Rhode
hamel, chairman; j. w. Kellekson
vice-chairman; Harry j. Berry, sec
rotary, and Louis H. Sturges, treas
urer.
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ings to the club and introduce the
new officers.
Covers will be laid for sixty mem
bers. Autumn flowers will be used
in decorating. Hostesses will be:
Mesdames ]. B. Phillips. F.. C. Walker.
William E. Balch. F. w. Gunkle. G. P.
Stockton. George A. Van Dyke. D. w.
Tibbs. F. H. Rosebrock. H. W. Dragoo and
L. S. Fisher.
Mrs. A. j. Clark will give the in
vocation. Mrs. IneZ G. Sampler will
give a program of Spanish songs
in costume, accompanied by Mrs.
L. j. Shirley. Mrs. j. B. Phillips,
chairman of the program commit
tee, will outline the years study,
which will be on Spain" Short
talks will be given by each of the
past presidents, who will be intro
duced by Mrs. Wilmeth.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White.
candidate for president of the In
diana Federation of Clubs, will be
a guest. The following will be dele
gates from the Magazine Club to
the federation convention to be
held at West Baden Oct. 20, 81 and
Y: MeSdameS Wilmeth, w. C. Bar
tholomew and G. T, Austin.
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Beche1cS
to Be Hostess
at Russian Tea

Mrs. Charles Bechers, 1924 East
Tenth street, will be hostess for a
Russian tea to be given this after
noon by the Omicron chapter, Chi
Sigma sorority, for rushees of the
group. Appointments and favors will
be in harmony with the Russian
motif. The tea will close the rush.
ing season for the sorority.
Assisting the hostess will be Misses
Mary Frances Egan, Marjorie Weller
and Mildred Dietz. Miss Josephine
Mangold, pupil of Miss Dorothy
Fife, will give a Russian dance.
Guests will be:
Misses Edna Boston. Nora Casserly. Lii
liam Beck. Hilda Clemson, ~Thelma Combs.
Helene Elder. Mary Ann Hegarty. Mary
Alice Hile, Eulalie Jones, Mary Long, Edith
Specs Vernice Trout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Presidents of
Literary Club
to Be HOnOYed

One of the oldest literary clubs
In the city, the Aftermath Club,
will iaugurate its thirty-six
years work in the observance of
Presidents day Thursday with a
1890 luncheon at the Columbia
Club.
Mrs. Charles F. Miller, chairman
of the program committee, assisted
by members of her committee, will
be in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Frank T. Day, retiring presi-
dent, will introduce and present the
gavel to Mrs. Charles w. Field, in
coming president, who will give
greetings and assume her duties.
Subject for this years study is
a continuation of study of Ameri-
can history, and Mrs. Miller will
outline the plans.
Following luncheon, Mrs. Melissa
Jane Polk, soprano, will sing, &C
companied by Mrs. John A. Sink.
Professor John j. Haramy of Indi-
ana Central college, will talk on
Americas Gift to the World"
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Anniversary to
Be Observed by
Woman S Group

Woman's organization, National
Association Of Retail Druggists, will
celebrate its fifteenth anniversary
Tuesday with luncheon bridge at
the Woodstock Club.
A large sheltered birthday cake.
representing the service of the six
past presidents, will center the
table. Each past president will
present greetings as she cuts the
cake. Decorations will be in white
and yellow, the organizations colors.
Mrs. Walter c. Stedfeld, incoming
president, will preside. Mrs. James
Sproule, party chairman, will be as
sisted by Mesdames E. M. Crawford,
z. c. Reick, o. A. De Loste, w. F.
werner, w. G. Freund, E. H. Enners.
and j. L. Heider.
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program Of numbers; Miss Gwen
dolyn Short viii give readings and
Miss Dorothy Ryker, soprano. will
sing and accompany herself on the
guitar. Mothers of the new pledges,
who will be guests, are:
Mesdames z. J. Baker. r. H. Barnett,
Bert Beasley. Walter Gehmer. s. w. Bo1issv
nell. F. c. Brown. F. r. Deal. w. r.
Dunkle. r. z. Espy. ]. L. Hill. Henry Halt,
E z. SHELTON. Z. A. Strong. C. r. walters
Romert wands. H. D. willicutts and Mrs.
Paul Coble house ehaperone. The mem
bers Of the active chapter also win Be
guests.
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PRESS CLUB WILL
HONOR ITS HEAD

Mrs. E. c. Toner, Anderson, presi-
dent of the Women's Press Club of
Indiana and Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb,
retiring president, will be honored
at Presidents day luncheon Of the
club Tuesday at the Columbia Club.
Mrs Toner and Mrs. Rabb will
speak briefly and past presidents of
the club will extend greetings. Miss
Janet Cuthill, dramatic reader, will
present the Violet Scene" from
Romance"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Jeze,iSh Juniors
to Open With
Candidate Tea

indianapolis Council of Jewish
Juniors will launch a membership
campaign with a tea at 3 Sunday
afternoon at Kirshbaum Center. 1t
will be the first of a series of social
affairs to be given by the council
for girls eligible to membership.
Miss Dorothy Krish, chairman of
the membership committee, is in
charge. All girls Is or older are in
vited to attend.
Officers of the council for the
coming year are: Misses Julia Gold
berger, president; Jane Slutsky,
vice-president; Dorothy Krish,
second vice-president; Hilda Green
burg, corresponding secretary;
Frieda Brill, recording secretary;
and Adelaide Cohn, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Indorsers Outline Extensive
Program for Coming Season

For the coming year the Indorsers
of Photo Plays are planning an ex-
tensive program. Mrs. Carl Day,
chairman of the philanthropic COM
mittee, will show pictures at all the
community centers and the various
institutions. Several neighborhood
theaters will give children's matinees
for children of needy families.
Through the courtesy of the
bureau of visual education of In
diana University, the Indorsers have
obtained a list of on-inf1ammable
films, which Mrs. Day and her COM
mittee will use.
Plans for the annual potato and
apple matinees, given every year
during the holiday season, were
started by Mrs. H. G. Bertrand,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
CERVUS CLUB TO
HOLD GUEST PARTY

Cervus Club will entertain guests
at bridge tea at Mondayyat the
Antlers. A board meeting at will
precede the party Following are
hostesses, with Mrs. H. H. Albright
and Mrs. D. G. CutShaw as chair
men:
Mesdames Arthur Chevrolet, C. E.
Brown, E. C. Anderson, E. T. Lawrence. j.
C. Norman. w S. Peele, E. B. McCon-
nell and George Mullen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
MUSIC FEDERATION'S
HEAD IS HONORED

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs,
president of the Indiana Federation
of Music Clubs, was in Marion Fri
day to preside at the meeting of
the Fifth district.
Friday night she was guest of
honor at a dinner in Ft. Wayne,
preceding the meeting today of the
Fourth district, at which she also
will preside Mrs. Burroughs is head
of the music department of Indiana
Central college.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Wiggam to Be Entertained
After Town Hall Speech

Mrs. Edward Mckee and Mrs.
Samuel Suthpin will be hoSteSSeS for
the luncheon at 1890 Friday, Oct.
30. at the indianapolis Athletic
Club. following the opening OF
Town Hall" at IL at English's.
To Edward Albert Wiggam,
Hoosier author. who did his first
writing on an indianapolis news
paper, falls the honor of opening
sTown Hall in its first season in
indianapolis. He and Mrs. Wiggam
will be honor guests at luncheon.
Reservations may be made by
those attending the lecture at town
hall Offices or at the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
DelbhinianS TO
Hear Talk on
Panama Canal


Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on "a Trip Through the Panama
Canal" at the opening meeting OF
the Indianapolis Alpha Delphian
chapter Monday, when presidents
day will be observed with dinner.
The regular season will be opened
with meeting at GAS Oct. 26 at
the Hotel English. Mrs. Brown will
be the study leader for the year.
At this meeting her subject will be
Queen Victoria Herself
officers of the club are: Mrs.
Frederick Warfeld, president; Mrs.
H. P. Clarke, vice-president; Mrs.
Frank Uhl, treasurer, and Miss
Josephine M. Vestal, secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10

Major Herbert o. Yardley, who
originally was scheduled to appear
on Oct. 80, is in California directing
picture being made from his book,
American Black Chamber" and he
instead will appear on Feb. II. the
date originally announced for Wig
gam.
Wiggam's lecture will concern,
What Civilization Is Doing to Us, :"
and will follow the general trend of
his books. some of which are "New
Decalogue of Science" THE Fruit
of the Family Tree" Next Age of
Man, and Marks of an Educated
Man, A fifteen minute open forum
will follow the talk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae
to Observe Founders Day

Alpha Chi Omega alumnae of
Beta Beta chapter will observe
Founders day with a luncheon to-
day at the home of Miss Ann Hall,
$3.50 University avenue, to COM
memorate the forty-sixth anniver-
sary of the national sorority which
was founded Oct. Is, 1885, at De
Paw university.
A special table, decorated with a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
INTER-ARTS CLUB
TO FETE GUESTS

Inter-arts club will hold a guest
meeting Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Oscar A. Jose Jr., 48l4
North Meridian street.
The program will include papers
By the following:
Miss Joan Pratt Johnson, Norway and
Sweden:" Miss Margaret Stilz, "Litera-
ture and the Bible" Miss Elizabeth King.
How to Appreciate Pictures in an Art
Gallery" and Miss Ethel Malloch. Pub
fishers Colophons"
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WELLESLEY CLUB
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

Indiana Wellesley Club will hold
its Presidents day luncheon at l
Saturday, Oct "a, at the Indian
apolis Propylaeum.
Mrs. Susan Wilbur Jones, author
and critic, will be guest speaker.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. A. w. Noling.
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CLUB TO DISCUSS
FRENCH LEADERS

Alliance Franchise will open the
season with a dinner meeting at
$50 Tuesday night at the Hotel
Washington, Top of the Town
Cafe. Members may bring guests.
The dinner will be followed by
meeting, when plans for the year
will be outlined. Edward E. Petri
president will preside. Premier
Pierre Laval and Marshall Henri
Petain of France, who will visit the
United States during the coming
year, will be discussed, along with
other current events pertaining to
France.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10

Life grows zestful for Tudor
Hall students during these brisk
fall days. Afternoons are spent
at outdoor sports, including base
ball, basketball, hockey and ten
mis-.
Judy Chambers is at bat in the
upper left photograph and Estelle
Burpee is catching in a close
world serious" battle.
A group of girls at the school
are shown in the upper right.
They are, left to right, Elizabeth
Hall, president of Student Gov
eminent; Betty holland, editor of
Crown; Mona Taggart, president
of the Athletic Association; Judy
Chambers, editor of the Chronicle,
and Joan Aufderheide, president
of the senior class.
In the lower picture, Judy Hall,
right, and Margaret Kitselman,
shake hands after a closely con-
tested match.
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Sunshine Club
Is Sponsor for
Loan Aid Party

Children's Sunshine Club of Sun
nyside is making plans for a card
party to be given in the Riley room
of the Claypool Nov. Is. Proceeds
will be used to replenish the loan
closet at the Sanitarium.
This loan closet is filled with
clothing for the children at Sunny
side, whose parents are unable to
provide for them.
Plans are in charge of the ways
and means committee, with Mrs.
Frank Coyle as chairman.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Wednesday in the Ia
dies parlors of the Fletcher Ameri-
can bank.
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GROUP WILL HEAR
RABBI STEINBERG

Rabbi Milton Steinberg will be
the speaker at the opening meeting
Of the Temple Beth El-Zedeck Sis
terhood at 2:15 Monday in the YES
try at the Bethel Temple.
A social meeting and tea will fol-
low the speech. Mrs. Nathan Ber-
kowitz, chairman of Inequalities,
will act as hostess.
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WOMEN'S FACULTY
CLUB TO GATHER

Women's Faculty Club OF Butler
university will hold its annual
luncheon Saturday, Oct. II, in the
Hunters lodge at the Marott. Ar
rangements are being made by the
program and social committees as
follows: Social, Miss Allena Graf
ton, Miss Helen Cade, Mrs. Elijah
Jordan, Mrs. A. T. Dragoo, Mrs.
Jane Feeling; program, Mesdames
A. B. Carlisle, P. j. Wesenberg, Toll
bert F. Reavis and w. L. Rich
ardSon.
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MAROTT MUSICALE
PROGRAM DRAWN

Assisting artists at the Marott
musical Sunday night will be Mrs
Jane Johnson Burroughs, soprano
and De Witt Talbert, baritone, with
Miss Hilda Burrichter of the Marottt
trio as. accompanist. The program
follows:
Instrumental
II Trovatore" part u ........ Verdi
F00a4- Ell III ............,..,'...V Verdi
Mr.. Talbert.
BELLS of Bergen .Cainee
Wings of The Morning ...... Gaines
Mrs. Burroughs.
Scherzo" ....................Vo Won Goens
Miss Consuelo Couchman.
Vocal
ny d Message" bar ielot
Mr.. Talbert.
(Three Minute Intermission)
"a Tree at Dusk" . Innis
WA4US s......... .................... Test
Mrs. Burroughs
Vocal Duet-"Passage Birds Farewell"
Mrs. Burroughs. Mr.. Talbert.
Instrumental
III Trovatore" part III ..... Verdi
Trio.
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Mrs. OFT to Be Host

Lemon tree committee for the ba-
zaar to be given by Prospect auxili-
airy, Order of Eastern Star, will give
card and bunco party Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert OFT, 1923 Barth avenue. As
sistant hostesses will be Mrs: Au-
brey White and Mrs. Fred Wertz.