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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
Ugyanezen id0ben a fizetesek Is
berendezesek osszege $12,l05.1O-al
lett leszallitva.
Calvin Coolidge
kampanybeszede
A volt eln0k Hoover meIlett tar
tctt kampanybeszedet New York
ban huszonketezer ember el0tt.

| Calvin Coolidge volt eln0ls
a new york; Madison Square Gar
denben hatalmas kampanybesze-
Diet mondott Hoover eln0k mel
lett. Tobb mint 'htrszonketezer
ember el6tt beszelt Coolidge, de
beszedet radon egesz Amerika
ban tovabbitottak.
Coolidge beszedeben teljes BIZ
zalmat fejezte XII Hoover gazdasa-
gi programjaval szemben. Kije-
lentette, hogy a valsag melypont-
Jan mar tul van Amerika Is ut
ban van mar az orszag gazdasagi
talpraallitasa. Hogy ez ICY van,
az szerinte Hoover elnok erdeme,
aki megakadalyozta a veteran
bonusznak a demokratak altal ja-
vasolt foly6sitasat es elejet vette
annak, hogy a kincstar csodbe ke-
rtiljon, ami biztosan bek0vetke.
zett volna, ha kifizettek volna a
t0bb mint ketmilliard kitev0 b6-
nuszt.
Coolidge elesen tamadta Roo
sevelt demokrata elnokjel0ltet,
inert az a bonuszra vonatkoz0an
mem nyilatkozott inert szerintc
semmi konstruktiv programot
mem adott. Ezzel szemben Hoover
programme konstruktiv es a gaz-
dasagi talpraallitast cello tervci.
ben egyetlen egy osztalyr6l sem
feledkezik meg.
Beszede tovabbi folyaman mem
,hallgatta Ell Coolidge, hogy a. re-
p4bikanusok. valasztasi kilatasai
mem a legrozsasabbak,,a de lazert
bizik Hoover gy5zelmeben, inert
az, orszagnak sziiksege van olyaH
elnokre, mint amilyen Hoover.
Feltlnest keltett, hogy Coo
iidge a .prohibici6 kerdeset egyal.
3 s +E al
ITALIAN mem erintette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
GEO. p. LEWIS
MEGYEI PENZTARNoKNAK

Geo. p. Lewis sziiletett 1874
ben Aberdare, Walesben, 81 ev
'0ta Youngstown lakosa, 16s es 0t
gyermek apja, eek KOHL negy
Youngstownban lakik. Lewis %
'ey ota tagja Central Christian
Church-nek, batyja II ev 6ta tag
ia ezen egyhaznak. 0 maga 20
even at tanitotta Young Men S
Bible Class-t. Mindig kivette a
reszet ugy polgari, tarsadalmi
es hltk0zsegi eletbSl. Lewis jelen-
leg mar masodik terminusat szol-
gala mint Ohio allan akepvisel6je
$ ezen hiyataiaban is megnyerte
n6p bizalnfat. Geo. p. Lewis elve ::
'sSzolgald ugy az ad6fizet6ket,t
mint .ahogy magad is szeretned,
hogy teged szolgaljanak. Z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
'szERK1sszr6I UzfNE4EK

d. M, Farrell, Pa. Csakis
templomalapra szamt adonlanyok
es adomanyozok nevsorat k0z0l-
jIik. A acknowledgements elkeru-
iese vegett kihagytlk. Udv.
Hi olvaso, Farrell, Pa. 1.
On mem hallotta a fegyvergolyok
suviteset? Mi sem. 3. A goricei
attores utan kezdod0tt a limano4
val csata. 3. Przemysl varanak
ostroma nem ttdjuk p0ntosal,
'hogy mennyi ideig tart0tt, AIT
tudjuk azonban, hogy ugy mint
minden ostromnak, ugy ennek is
az lett vege, hogy vedelmez6
hadsereg tovabb mem allhatotts
client az ostroml6 agyutiiznek, -
megadta magat 4. Addig viMik
a kors6t kuthoz mig ,el mem
torik.
TT. S. F., Johnstown, Pa.
Kerjiik megnevezni azon lapsza-
mot, amelyben megjelent. Szivc.
sen elkiildjiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
GEO. M. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY SURVEYOR-NEK

Nagyon jol ismert nev ma
gyarsag elott Geo. nj. Montgome-
ry neve, aki Mahoning megyeben
sziiletett es az itteni public schoo-
lokban vegezte ell elemi iskolai
tanulmanyait. Mint mern0k okle-
yelet az Ohio Northern Univer-
sity es az Ohio State University
egyetemeken nyerte ell.
Montgomery, ami6ta elhagyta
az egyetemet, minden percet mer-
noki palyajanak szentelte, melyct
mai napig is gyakorofja.
Amid6n atvizsgaIjuk G.. NJ.
Montgomery segelyt nyujt0 mum
kassagat, AIT latjuk, hogy abban
nagyon sok magyar ember neve-
vel talalkozunk.
A vizsgalat folytan ugyancsak
AIT latjuk, hogy Montgomery ke-
re alatt, az 3 f0ldmer0i szemely.
zete kozott talalunk egy magyar
embert is, aki mar 6 ev 6ta van
az q feliigyelete alatt a f0ldmer1i
hivatalban alkalmazva.
Ugyancsak talalunk AIT is, So
hogy mindazon magyar neyek.
amelyek Geo. M. Montgomeryhoz
lettek beadva munkaalkalmak be
toftesc cdljabol, majdnem minden
egyes alkalommal ,nemi munka-
hoz juttatta a nevsorban feltIn-
tetteket. Hogyha a segelyezesi
alap' nagyobb lett volna, akkor,
az osszes benyujtott kervenyek
nyertek volna elintezest.
Montgomery mindig becsiilete-
sen szolgalta a lakossagot mint
County Surveyor es exert meyer
demli, hogy kerdes nelkiil St njra
megvalassza a kozonseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
Okt6ber 15-6n es lean a south

0kt6ber 15-6n es 16.an a south
bendi magyarok fenyes keretek
koz0tt iinnepeltek South Bendbe
erkezesiik so ewes jubileumat.
Meg megjelent az 0regek k0zul
het. K0nnyekkel szemiikben. AZ
iinnepi felvonulast az egesz va
ros megbamulta. Az iinnepelyes
szehtmiset radon tovabbitotta
helyi lap. South Bend eszrevette
magyarsagot. En- is oft voltam
a hats6 sorban, mint az elsG hit
k0zseg egyik volt plebanosa.
Eszembe jutott Youngstown ma
gyarsaga. Fog1e e nep. valaha ju-
bilalni?...
F. h6 utolso vasarnapjan, 30-an
fogjuk f0Iszentelmi a J6zus Szivc
szobrat, melyet Pipoly-csalad
mar regen felajanlott a hitkoz-
segnek vegre hitk0zseg ell is
fogadta. Ugyanakkor lesz fol-
szentelve Kis Terez szobra is
| melyet Pinter Martonne neha
boldogult ferje, Schmied Jozsel
emlekere ajandekozott temple
munknak. listen fizesse mindke1
adakoz6nak j6sagat!
/ Kedves Kis Terez! Bocsass MEG
kesesert Alazattal hozom tudo
masodra, hogy Antal barat visz-
.Iszavonult regi cs0ndes helyere 8
sarokba. Scent Ferenc -alazatos
fla O es azert mem erzi magat
sertve. Aki raszorul, oft is meg.
talalja OF maid. A re szobrOd
| Antal barat helyere j0tt. Mrs
Tomcsak azonnal gyiijt0tt is tisz-
teletedre egy enekes szentmisere
melyet a szentel6s napjan fogok
elvegezni. Scent Terez, most mai
tcljesedett kivansagod. Rajtad a
sor, hogy megsegitsd e szegeny
hitk0zseg nepet, hogy mindenna-
! pi kenyere meglegyen. Meglasd
tisztelni fogunk es szeretni. Legy
velunk! J6 lesz?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
VERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagok: Gazdik. Andras
al Greed ave-, Struthers, O. Rad
-noty Pal 201S Salt Spring rd., je-
lenl. Massilon, O. Mikes -Gaspar-
me AL Pasadena ave. Magyar
Jozsef, Williamsfield, O. Kozma
Mihalyne 321 South Hazelwood
avenue es Doka -Sandorne 542
Mabel st. - Betegseg titkar-
nal jelentend6: 211 Edward ST.
Telefon 1872.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
Henry Ford gyaros
Herbert Hooverert
Nagyhatasu kortesbeszedet mon
dott az amerikai aut6ipar nesdto-
ra Hoover eln0k erdekeben.

Penteken este mondott Henry
Ford radio utjan kozvetitett kor-
tesbeszedet Herbert Hoover erde.
keben. Beszede folyaman kijelen-
tette cha Hoover eln0k demo
krata part tagja volna, akkor is
tamogatnam negy ev alatt vegre-
hajtott nagyszeru muikajanak ell
ismeresekepen.'
'.Mr. Hoover folytatta Ford,
* s sulXosabb terheket yisel, mint
Abraham Lincoln meg pedie
olyan 0nfelaldozassal, ami Lin
coin melle allitia.''
Ford hangsulyozta, hogy Hoo
yer minden tettet az orsztrg er
dekc iranyitotta es hogy Hoover
'megtartotta lelki nyugalma
akkor, amikor masok elvesztettel
feiuket." /"
''Es ennek az eredm6nyekepe1
mar kezdjiik erezni Hoover Macy
szerii Observation-Disclosures &
eszszerii programjanak a j6 ha
tasat.''
Ford ugyancsak hangsulyozta
hogy jelenleg a penzrendszeriinl
modositasa es talpraalitasa leg
fontosabb problema.
Hoover eln0k gyakorlott vol
ia legjobb bizonyitek ARA, hog,
ezt a Macy, eletbevago kerdest i
8 es csakis . tudja megoldani.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagok: Palinkas Istvan.
p. 0. Box "a Wheatland, Pa.
Mixich Gasparne AL Pasadena
ave. B. 10th Lajosne 1924 Man
haitian ave. Kiss Andrasne PIG
Crescent st. is, Schmidt J6zsefne
3OOS South ave. = Betegseg a tit
karnal jelentend6: 17O6 Oak st.
Telefon 3OS69. G6ber, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
10000 TONNA PLEHRENDELES
"A HELYBELI GYARAKBAN

A youngstown acelmiivek a
mutt napokban $4,000 tonna cine
zett pleh szallitasara kaptak rem
del6st. Il rendelest helybeli
ac6Imiiyeknek, szerz6des ertel-
meben, ujev utan harom h6napra
lie kell szallitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27

Alarcos bal. A Napsugar Egy-
let alarcos balja hetfon este lesz
Wickliff Manor nagytermeben.
Vendeglat6 haziasszonyok lesz-
mex Kovacs Ferencne, Molnar
Gyulane es Petranszky J6zsefne.
Balehok Demeny Ferenc. A bal
tartama fel 9-t0l 12-ig. Akik a
templomhoz jonnek este nyolc es
Eel kilenc k0z0tt, ingyen viszi XII
Uket bizottsag bal szinhelyere.
A Lorantffy hirekb0l. A Refor-
matus Lorantffy Noegyletiink jo-
v6 vasarnap delutan harom oral
kezdettel tartja megalakulasanak
.6-ik evfordul6jat. A n6egyletet
szcrvez6 Mt. Laky Zsigmondne IS
ncrtetni fog egy kitiino magyar
irodalmi miivet. A haziasszonyok
10th Istvanne, ozv. Vargha Ist-
vanne, Rati Janosne es Csatl0s
Gasparne gondoskodnak kitiino
kaver6l es siitemenyrol. A Lo-
rantffy Reformatus Noegy1et leg
k0zelebbi rendes havi gyiileset
kedden, november Len fogja meg
tartam szokott helyen.
Urvacsora osztas. Templomunk-
ban az 0szi urvacsora osztas 10.
v0 vasarnap lesz. EFT megeloz0-
leg, szombaton este nyolc oral
kezdettel biinbanati istentisztelet
A vasarnapi urvacsora osztassal
kapcsolatban emlekezik meg az
egyhaz lelkesze reformacio ie-
lentosegerol is.
fjusagunk munkaja. Multi va
sal Idp tSlt y. II. dHltdlOt dZ
eln0ke Laky Laszl0 We
zette. J0v6 vasarnapi vezet6 Var
ga Erzsike.
Kereszteles. Okt6ber 16:an kc-
resztelte meg az egyhaz lelkssze
Seb6 Lajos es Bosnyak Borbala
sziilok sept. 25-en sziiletett kis-
dedtt, aki a keresztsegben az Err
no-Albert neyeket- kapta. Kereszt-
sziiloi Barta Sander Is Brio En-
zsebet.
Bimbohullas. Macy Daniel Is
Varga Agnes sziil6k 3 honapos
kisfiat temette lelkesz f. no
22-en: -Nyugodjek bekeben.
Koszonet, Takarekossagi~ szem-
.pontbol egyhazunk prezsbiterei
elhataroztak, hogy a templom ta-
karitas manka5at magukra val
laljak, dijtalanul Eddig eleget
tettek igeretiiknek Bende Ferenc,
Papai LaMl6 es S. Balogh Ferenc.
Fogadjak az egyhaz k0szonetet
igy nyavansan is.
- het maalsarendje. szerdanI
estenkmt az enekkar gyakorl6I
Penteken este al
cserkeszek dsszejovetele. vasar-
nap delel5tt fel 1o.kor vasarnapi
iskola, fel tizenegykor, istelifisz-
telet. Este Eel nyolckor c. E. ahi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
BRIDGEPORT sZ0vETSEG

Beteg tagok: Ajvasz Marion
246 Elm ST., Struthers. Kiss An
drasne PIG Crescent st. Vezse Ist-
van 1877 Trumbull ave-, Campbell,
0. = Betegs6g Hus6czki JOSEF
iigykezel0nel jelentendo 1874
Silliman street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
JOHN G.. COOPER PALYAZIK
CONGRESSMAN ALLASRA

John G. Cooper jelenleg Ohio
allam 19-ik keriiletenek congress
mamie. Cooper mindig harcolt a
kongresszusban a Hep jogalert
Az q munkassaga ismeretes Ohio
allan egesz teriileten s batran
allithatjuk, ihogy a kongresszus-
ban keves, olyan congressman fog
lal helyet mint John G. Cooper.
A most lezajlo november va
lasztasok alkalmaval szayazzunk
John &. Cooper congressman-re,
valasszuk meg ot ujra congress
man-nek, hogy ismet testtel-lelek-
kel kepviselhesse Ohio allamot
Washingtonban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27
G0LYAJARAs

Kuti l.. r., 572 Z. Avondale
lakost, valamint nejet okt6ber
gen a golya-neni egy leanygyer
mekkel lepte meg. Ugy az anya
mint kis babaja legjobb egesz-
segnek 0rvendenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-27

tat es ifjusagi tarsas osszejovetel
Vacsorara kesziilink. Huseges
tagjaink es jobarataink lehet5vt
tettek, .hogy a gyilekezeti ebe.
diink j6l sikeriilj0n. Felbuzdulva
a sikeren, prezsbiterium elfo,
.gadta 10th Istvan gondnokunk
ajanlatat es az altala .ajandeko-
zott -baranyb6l reffdez segy % va,
csOrlt- november 6-ra ESQ vashr,
nap, a templom alatti terembcn
Mint az ebedhcz sziikseges ,dolgo,
kat osszeajandekozfak az .egyha.
zat partolo tagok, hissziik. hogy
ere vacsorara sem kell penzt
kolteni, hogy a ]bevetel egyben
tiszta maradvany is legyen.. El6-
re. felhivjuk j6akar6mkat, va
csorara, amt. het oral kezdettel
fogunk megtartani. Vacsora fell
n6tteknek csak 25 cent, iskola-
soknak pedig csak Is cent lesz.,
Kellemes szorakozasr6l condos
kodni fog q rendezSskg.
Evening star., 1932-10-10

Bureau Of Federal Prisons, who will
speak on the subject, Have Our Prisons
Failed?"
Mr. Bates was a member Of the
Massachusetts, House of Representatives
for several years and later became
senator in the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture. As commissioner of correction
in Massachusetts his work attracted
such wide attention that he was called
to Washington to serve as superintend-
ent of Federal prisons and under new
legislation in 1880 became director of
the Bureau of Federal Prisons. In addi-
ton to his legislative and Government
work, Mr. Bates has served as presi-
Evening star., 1932-10-10

dent Of the American Prison Association,
l. o5th he ninth and tenth
International Prison Conferences at
l-nacn and Prague, vice president CT
the International Prison Conference and
special lecturer on penology at Harvard
.mveTS-ty.
An informal reception will precede
the dinner, when the guests will be
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Bates by
Mrs. William John Cooper, president Of
the local branch. Miss Anna Pearl
Cooper viii be the hostess for the din
ner and the speaker will be introduced
by Mrs. Walter Dubois Brooklngs.
Mrs, r. H. Allen of New York City is
Evening star., 1932-10-10

at Wardman Park Hotel during her
stay in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs William I. Van Dusen
and their young son James. motored to
Washington from their home in New
York and are spending some time at
the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Strater have ar
rived in Washington from their home
in Cleveland, Ohio, and are stopping at
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Van SAINT of White
Plains, N. Y, are at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sydney Outlaw
Evening star., 1932-10-10

at the Carlton for a short stay, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. B. B. Ia
tum of Miami, Fla.
Federal Chapter, No. 38, o. E. S.. will
hold a card party in Southern Diaries,
at go M street northeast. Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock, for bridge and
500. Associate Matron Mary B. Warren,
chairman, and Lillian E. Hadley are in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. George of
San Francisco, Calf, are at the Carlton
for few days.
Mrs. Burr Rumsey of Ithaca, N Y, Is
Evening star., 1932-10-10
M. Huxley Of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Stewart of Newark, N. j.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic A. Boyle, who
are spending the Autumn season. at the
Shoreham, entertained at the dinner
dance Saturday evening, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. J. Raymond
Boyle and Mr. and Mrs. Peter @. Nyce.
Evening star., 1932-10-10
Will Hold Card Party.

PISCATAWAY, Md, October 10 (Spe-
ciaD For the benefit of charity, a
card party will be held in st. Marys
Church Hall here october 30. There
will he prizes and refreshments will be
served free.
Evening star., 1932-10-10

Of Chicago, ILL.,, are at the Shoreham
for a week or 10 days.
Mrs. William r. K Taylor, jr., Of
New York City is spending a few days
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1932-10-10

First Dinner Party of Season
At A. A. U. w. Tomorrow Night.
The American Association of Univer-
sity Women will have as its first dinner
guest and speaker of the season toner
row evening Mr.. Sanford Bates, director
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26
3 New Groups
Organized for
Young Women

Three new interest groups have
been added to the program for the
members Of the Y. w. c. A. who
meet with the Young Business Wo-
mems organization on Wednesday
nights. These include studies on
legislation, interior decorating, and
contract bridge.
The new groups will meet for
period Of five weeks, beginning Nov.
80. Supper will be served at 6.
From 6:45 to 7:45 there will be
recreation, music, and a short pro-
gram.
Following the program, the new
groups will meet in two periods.
The first will be from 7:45 to $3.50.
and will include gymnasium, swim
ming instruction, "putter shop"
which develops new ideas for Christ
mas gifts, spotlights on legislation,
and contract bridge.
= The second period will be from
0:45 to $50, and will include work
IN the 'putter shop" a study on in
terror decorating. and a book study.
Miss Ruth S. Martin is secretary
Tor the Young Business Women's
department, and Mrs. w. S. Ben
ham is chairman. Miss Pauline
Mohler is acting president q the
council.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26
Business Club
Initiation Rites
Are Scheduled

Initiation services will be held
by the indianapolis Business and
Professional Womens Club at a 6
o'clock dinner meeting Thursday
Those to become members are:
Misses Amy Colescott, Grace c. Grey
Ruth Benson, Flora A. Hirt, zalia L.
Kester, Vera F. Martin. Josephine Metz
ger, Timoxena Sloan, Alpha Thackery
Mary Jane Wells and Mesdames Julia B
Hewitt, Blanche L. Keene and Mrs. Mary
A. Wells Miss liza Williamson will be
reinstated.
The ceremony will be III charge
of the membership committee, with
Miss Fannie Miner, chairman, as
sisted by Misses Jessie E. Boyce,
Name Calpha, Alice NJ. Stanley
and Mrs. BESSIE B. Helser. Mrs
Camille B. Fleig will sing the club
collect, following the initiation.
The hospitality committee also will
have a part in the program. Miss
Margaret E. Tamblyn, chairman,
will be assisted by Misses Meta H.
Bonke, Marjorie Ford, Belle Griter,
Frances M. Kelly, Vera F. Martin,
Mary Jane Wells and Edna Yenne.
Judge Frank P. Baker will speak
at on Dealing With Crime" The
male quartet from the Butler uni
versity glee club, directed by j.
Franklin Taylor, will give several
musical numbers.
Miss Mamie D. Larsh will intro
duce Judge Baker. Miss Lucy E.
Osborne, president, will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26

Mrs. Leon E. DeSautels is a
member of the entertainment
committee of st. Margaet's Hos
pital Guild, which will give it's
annual dinner dance Saturday,
Dec. 5, in the ballroom of the
Columbia club. Proceeds will be
used to carry on the Guilds work
at the city hospitla.
Miss Carolyn Wolf of Terre
Haute is vice-president of the
Midwest Conference of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Juniors, which is
meeting at the SEVERN. Other
officers are Miss Louise Jaeger,
indianapolis, president; Miss Ann
Barack, st. Louis, treasurer, and
Miss Doris Bernstein, Indiana
polls, secretary.
Mrs. John Perdue Sala, form
erly Miss Joy Taylor, will live in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-26
Drama Unit of
Woman's Club
to Stage Play

Birthday Ball." written by Miss
Marjorie Woods, will be presented
by the drama department of the
Municipal Gardens Womans De-
partment Club at Municipal
Gardens at 2 Monday The drama
concerns social customs of the
colonial period.
Those in the cast include Misses
Mildred Beard, Emily Frances Bern
hardt, Dorothy Phillips, Phyllis Phil
lips, Emily Mae Johnson, and Ken
meth Hughes, who is director.
Following the drama, a musical
program will be presented by Miss
Jane Scott. Mrs. F. William Engle
and Mrs. M. D. Didway will sing a
group of old songs.
Mrs. Nettie Mathews, chairman of
the drama department, will be
hostess for the afternoon and will
be assisted by Misses Hazel Lynville
Emily Frances Bernhard, Helen
Judy, and Fay Jones of the drama
department.
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Revue Will Be
Presented by
Church Groups

The st. Philips players will give
a dramatic musical revue. entitled
Cheerful Earful," at 8:15, Sunday.
In the auditorium of the st. Philip
Neri church.
The production is divided into
three periods of musical entertain
ment, and will include selections
from grand opera. musical, comedy
and popular song hits.
There will be twelve scenes, with
Bob Kirby acting as master of cere-
monies.
Among the special features of
this production are readings by
Misses Virginia Meyer and Mar
guerite Patrick, and dancing by
Misses Marcy Dirnberger and Kath-
leen Reidy. The dancing will in
clude a travesty on the acting of
the telephone girl in Grand
Hotel"
Chorus numbers will be given by
the st. Philip Neri orchestra, under
the direction of Thomas Poggiani.
The cast for Cheerful Earful"
will include:
Hugh Flynn, wilfred Cards. John Ger
ZACH. Edward Hearne. Emmett Mccarthy,
QUINN Robert Fowler, James Kirby. Louis
Meyer, Russell Fletcher. Herbert Fletcher
Jr., Joseph McHugh, James Hickey,
Patrick Sullivan, Claude Lindeman Paul
Nugent, william Mullen. Francis Hague
Joseph McGinn, and Thomas Lenahan
Misses Ruth McAttee, Anna Marie
Margaret Robbins, Dorothy Weidekamp.
Catherine Griffin, Eileen Fletcher, Alberta
Brooks, Mary Naughton. Katherine Nc
Hugh, Mary Margaret Koers Rosemary
Shea. Dorothy Nugent. Julia Casserly,
Patricia Hague, Margaret Hague and Rose
Mccarthy.
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will be Mrs. Frank D. Stalnaker,
Mrs. Edwin H. Forty and Misses
Anna Knubbe and Margaret Bald,
win.
Mrs. D. D. Carey, 3O25 Souther-
land avenue, will be hostess at a
Christmas party for the members
of the Pierian Study Club. She
will be assisted by Mrs H. F. Thurs
ton, Mrs. w. P. Cecil and Mrs. c. A,
Mckinney.
The Portfolio Club will have a
talk by Mrs. Elva r. Elrod, on
Speaking of Psychology" The
supper committee will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon P. Baus.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Carl L. Withner and Mrs.
George Buck will be hostesses to
the Irvington Fortnightly Club. Mrs.
E. A. Williams will speak on "Prai-
RE Provinces of Canada" and Mrs.
o. H. Bakemeier will speak on Ca
madam Rockies"
Mrs. Clyde Titus, 736 Middle
drive, Woodruff Place, will be host
ess to the Culture Club. Mrs.
Hughes Patten will review Passage
to India, and Mrs. A. L. Mckinney
will review Kim" by Rudyard Kip
ling.
SATURDAY
Miss Gretchen Scotch and Mrs.
Forrest Chenoweth will be hostesses
to the Saturday Afternoon Literary
Club. Mrs. Louis w. Bruck will
speak on Humanity Uprooted," by
Maurice Hindus, and Miss Scotch
will conduct a word study.