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program, arranged by Mrs. Isabel
Cannon Cartwright.
Assistant hostesses will be Miss
Ruby Keiffer and Mrs. Walter
Hiatt
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler will
be hostess at 6 that night for a
meeting of the evening group of
the Alumnae Club. A musical pro-
gram will be given by Miss Ruby
Winders, Mrs. w. A. Baker and Miss
Ramona Wilson, member of Kappa
chapter.
The program for the afternoon
meeting will be as follows:
Trio
NV Love Is Fisherman" . Strickland
Mrs. c. A. scear;c;y. Mrs. AseI Spell ;dI'fSn
man Stitt and Mrs. w. A. Baker.
accompanied by Mrs. Nell Kemper
Paper-"The Stars Go Down" ......
Mrs. Alfred B MaTSif davenport
Heroes of Garcia" ........... .Medinkoff
Solo-"Russian Nightingale'' .Josten
Mrs. Scearcy. accompanied by Mrs.
Jane johnson Burroughs.
Thanks Beto God" ......:...D Dickson
MTs scsarey Mrs. stitt, Mrs. Baker %'N0
Group singing
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TUDOR HALL TO
WELCOME MOTHERS

Tables at the l o'clock luncheon
for mothers, at Tudor Hall Monday
will be arranged according to
classes, with hostess at each table.
HCSteSseS will be:
Mesdames J. K. Lilly Jr.. Louis j. Borin-
fifth Ross c. Ottinger, Clarence Alig Otto
N. Frenzel Jr., Anna-Marie Sayles. William
Higgins. Charles Harvey Bradley and Alex
ander Metzger.
Following the luncheon, which
will be held in the residence, Bur-
ton P. Fowler, president of the Pro-
gressive Education Association and
headmaster of the Tower Hill
school, Wilmington, Del, will speak
on Can Education Face Facts?"
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Mrs. Milton w. Gallon was Miss
Lois McCallister. Her wedding
took place Nov. % at the North
M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seal are at
home at 3127 Park avenue. Their
wedding took place Nov. "a at
the parish house of SIS. Peter and
Paul cathedral. Mrs. Seal was
Miss Martha Folk, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Edna Folk.
One of the loveliest November
weddings was that of Miss Cla-
Foxworthy to Richard Barrett Nc
-Dowell, Nov. 26, at Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Nc
Dowell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton K. FoXworthy.
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versity, will give Christmas read
ings.
Walter c. Rothermel. bass soloist
OF Edwin Ray M. E. church. will
sing a group of Christmas anthems.
accompanied by Mrs. Rothermel
Violin numbers will be given bv
Miss Lillian Starost, accompanied
by Miss Helen Starost.
Mrs. Clarence j. Finch. regent
and Mesdanles Thomas w. Dem
merly, P. M. Dill, w. w Gates. and
George M. Spiegel, past regents.
Will be in the receiving line. Mrs.
Cooper will be assisted by:
Mesdames r. Harry Miller. Kark Kavssr
=. w. GrlHlng, Raymond Stone King W. I
Hoag. J. Q. Cottingham. Eiizab beth Woldt
anna M TomllnSon. F. John Herman Al
ian q. Fleming. Walter Winkler and M. D.
Mrs. Louise E. Kruger is in
charge of the musical program.
Members of Harrison, Lincoln.
Logan and Wallace chapters. and
members of the Junior organization
Will be guests of honor.
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E. c.. Belzer
Will Talk to
Jewish Women

THE Development of Communi-
cation" will be described by E. c..
Belzer, display manager of the In
diana Bell Telephone Company, in
d talk at 2:15 Monday before the
indianapolis section, Council of
Jewish Women at KirShbaum Com
munity Center
Mrs. j. A. Goodman will talk on
"Baruch Spinoza' in celebration of
the philosophers Booth birthday an
niversary. The program is in
charge of Mrs Jack Harding.
Mrs. Sultan Cohen, president, will
preside. The hospitality committee
will arrange the tea during the So
cial hour following the business
meeting and program. Mrs. Jacob
B. Solomon is chairman.
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Mrs. j. D. Smith is general
chairman of the card party. to be
given Wednesday in the lounge Of
the Murat temple for the benefit of
the Shriners' hospital for crippled
children in Chicago.
She will be assisted by the fol-
lowing committee chairman: Mes
danes L. j. McMillen, prizes; Lon
Tracy, candy; j. E. Clinton, door
prizes; Clarence Kittle, program:
William Lewis, tables; Henry Rob-
erts. cards; Ralph Dyson, broad
casting, and Roy L. Craig, tickets.
Mrs. j. j. Bibler, chairman of the
hospitality committee, will be as
sisted by Mesdames Flossie Mae
Crook. E. F. Colwell, Lloyd L. Tuck
er. Floernce Swope, w. D. KEENAN,,
Leonard Jones, S. o. Sharp, Ruth
anne KerSting, Rose M. Hoy, Mary
Hubbard. w. F. Evans, G. E. Null
lin, C. L. Greene, w. L. Heinrichs,
Martin Birk and o. Passmore.
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Junior League
Art Exhibit
Aids Named

Days have been set for Junior
League members to assist at the ex-
hihbit of Indiana artists which will
open Monday at the L. S. Ayres g.
Co., under the leagues sponsorship.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox, chair
man of the art group of the arts
and interests committee, has an
nounced the following schedule:
Monday-Mesdames Sylvester Johnson
Jr.. Evans Woollen Jr Anna Marie, Gall
Sayler, Charles Weiss and Jesse Fletcher.
observation-disclosures Harold Taylor, Fred
erick Boone: T. H. Cox, Noble Dean and
Herman Wolff.
Observation-Disclosures Robert winslow,
John Bertermann II. Robert Millikan,
Garvin Brown and Russell Ryan.
Thursday-Mesdame Hugh Carpenter,
lies Ogle. Robert Millikan, Elsa Haerle
and Wynn Owen.
Friday-Mesdames John J. Cooper,
jeremiah Cadick, Addison Parry, T. H.
Cox and Rosamond Van Camp.
aturday-Misses Mary Sinclair, Sally
Reahard, Betty Brown, Mrs. Theodore
Griffith and Mrs. Conrad Ruckleshaus.
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University
WOnnentOBe
Tea Guests

A tea will be given from 2:30 to
4.30 Tuesday by the American
Association of University Women in
the recreation room of the Arthur
Jordan Memorial hall of Butler
university. Mrs. Amos D. Garlic is
chairman of arrangements.
Butler students will participate in
the program which will include
selections by the girls glee club,
directed by Franklin Taylor, and a
one-act play by the Thespis club,
under the direction Of Mrs. Eugene
Fife.
Faculty Wives Hostesses
Talisman roses will form the
centerpiece for the tea table and a
large brass samovar will be used.
Mrs Walter Scott Athearn, wife OF
the president of Butler university.
will pour.
Assisting hostesses will be wives
of faculty members, including
Mesdames James w. Putnam, Will
liam Leeds Richardson, Henry Lane
Bruner, Merwyn Bridenstein, Nath-
an E. Pearson; faculty members in
Guiding Misses Florence Morrison,
Ida B. White, Mary Dixon and
Mrs. T. @. Wesenberg, chairman Of
the woman's council. and Butler
alumnae, including Mesdames John
Carr, Allen H. Mitchell, Frank B.
Shields, Frank H. Streightoff, j. M.
Williams and Misses Evelyn L..
Carpenter, Margaret K. Duden,
Grace Iugledue and Maud Russell.
These hostesses are planning to
show the guests through Jordan
Hall.
The -adolescent child study
group will meet at 2:30 Tuesday
Dec. Is, at the home of Mrs. j. W..
Weddle, 1921 North Delaware street.
Mrs. T. Victor Keene is chairman
Of the group.
New Members Announced
DR.. Charles P. Emerson will speak
on THE Shanghai Incident" at the
meeting of the international rela-
lions study group at s MONDAY, Dec.
10, at the home of Mrs Lester A.
Smith, 1876 Berkeley road. Mrs. A.
H. Hinkle is chairman.
Mrs. j. r. Townsend, membership
chairman, announces the following
new members:
Miss Lillian Grace Clark and Mrs. Har-
riet Paynter Butler; Mrs. Harold w. Coles,
University of Minnesota and Iowa; Miss
Mary Dixon. Boston university; Mrs. Rus
sell Hippensteel Indiana; Mrs. A. d.
Lange, University of California; Mrs. Ar
thur o. Lindstaidt and Mrs. G.. w. Out
calf, University of Cincinnati; Mrs. D. l..
Smith, Miami university; Miss Marian
Inga Smith, De Pauw; Mrs. Lester A.
Smith. University of Kansas; Mrs. T. J.
Stapleton, University of Iowa Mrs. Peter
Van Geyt Vassar and Mrs. John Waldo,
University of Illinois.
Mrs. Wilbur Appel, chairman of
the ways and means committee, an
nounces that ninety-two women are
playing in the bridge sections,
which meet every two weeks. The
proceeds benefit the fellowship fund.
Mrs. j. M. Williams is the instruc-
tor.
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INTER NOS CLUB
TO GREET GUESTS

An informal guest day meeting
will be held by the Inter Nos Club
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Van DORM, 2154 Broadway. Mrs.
Van DORM will be assisted by Mes
danes w. w. McCrea, B. S. Gadd,
and w. w, Turpin.
The program will be in charge of
Mrs. j. L. Stacey and H. w. Ha-
worth. who will give book reviews.
Mrs. Lorinda Cottingham Hall will
play violin selections.
Christmas carols will be sung.
Home reading will be The Gift of
the Magi" by O'Henry.
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Club
to Entertain
at Luncheon

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club
Will entertain with covered dish
luncheon Monday at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Bradley, 1901 North
Delaware street.
The program will include a vo-
cal solo by Mrs. A. G. Matzke. ac-
companied by Mrs. H. S. Lane, and
dancing by the pupils of the Peggy
Lou Snyder dancing academy.
Mrs. Verne A. Trask, alumni ad-
visor, will be a guest.
Mrs. E. j. Dipple, chairman. will
be assisted by Mesdames r. B. Free
man, G. A. Alig, M. D. Carter, I. w.
Sturgeon and S. F.. Stewart.
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.uptial Rite,
SOlennnized
at Church

The wedding of Miss Roberta
Cramer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w Cramer, 1898 Washington
boulevard, to Christian E. Carls =
took place at 3 today in Mckee
chapel of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle per-
formed the ceremony before the
altar. banked with palms and ferns
and lighted with cathedral tapers.
Jesse G. Crane, organist. played
musical numbers, including Bridal.
Song" by Goldmark, 20 Promise
Me" I Love You Truly" AT Dawn
ing My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice, "Liestraum" and Theta
Lips"
Miss Jane Ann Gardner of An
derson sang Beta Theta Pi Sweet
heart Song" and Theta Prayer"
Given by Father
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an ivory transpar-
ent velvet gown cut on Juliet lines.
The sleeves were pulled full above
the elbow and were tight to the
wrist trimmed with matching but
tons. The neckline was high and
round, and buttons trimmed the
back
Her tulle veil was joined to the
lace cap with orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet of Brides
roses and sweet peas.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Betty Ramey and JON Boswell.
Miss Ramey wore a silver blue
transparent velvet gown with high.
round neckline and corded puff
sleeves. A sash from the sides tied
in back, trimmed with buttons from
the neckline to the waist.
Wears Blush Pink
Miss Boswell wore similar
gown in blush pink. Both wore
white kid gloves and silver sandles.
Miss Ramey carried Butterfly roses
tied with pink ribbon and Miss Bos-
we'll. Columbia roses tied with blue.
Mrs. Cramer wore a black chiffon
and lace gown, and Mrs. Christian
H. Carlson, the bridegroom's mother.
wore black and white satin dress.
Both wore shoulder corsages of
roses.
Robert Carlson, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Willard Baker of Anderson and
Fred Doeppers.
An informal reception followed
the ceremony at the Cramer home.
The dining room was lighted with
white taperS. The serving table was
centered with white TERED we'd
ding cake, surrounded with roses.
also used to decorate the dining and
receiving rooms.
Leave on Wedding Trip
The couple left for a weddding
Trip, the bride travelling in a hva-
cinth blue rough crepe dress
trimmed with black astrakan. Her
accessories were black.
Out-of-toWn guests were Messrs
and Mesdanes Fred j. Tope of New
castle, E. S. Kramer and ! M
WhlMock of South Bend, E. E.
Gardner OF Anderson, Joe EiIers of
Cincinnati, Lyle Newkirk of Mt.
Healthy, o., and Miss Dorothy Dee
of Gary.
The bride attended Butler uni
verslty and is member of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. Mrs. Carl
sen is a graduate of Purdue univer-
Slty and member of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
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November saw many young
women join the ranks of matrons.
Some of these brides still are on
wedding trips, while others have
returned to assume domestic du-
ties.
Mrs. Frank E. Mckinney, for
merly Miss Margaret Warner, is
on a trip to New York, Florida and
Cuba with Mr.. Mckinney. Their
wedding took place Thanksgiving
day at Sacred Heart church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Hart
rick will be at home at 1404
Broadway after Monday. Mrs.
Hartrick was Miss Mary Elizabeth
O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. Bar
bara O'Connor, before her we'd
ding at Holy Cross church on
Thanksgiving day.
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c.. F. Coffin to
Speak Before
D. A. R. Group

"-Products of the Washington
Bi-Centennial Celebration" will be
THE subject of Charles F. Coffin in
a talk before the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter of D. A. R.
Wednesday.
Musical entertainment by George
Frederick Holler. tennor soloist, at
2, will precede the program at g..
Holler will be accompanied by Miss
Gertrude Free, and his program will
be by American composers.
HosteSses for the tea will be Mrs.
George S. Olive and Mrs. William
Henry Harrison.
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CLASS TO HEAR
REVIEW OF BOOKS

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review Scottish Queen" by Her art
German and Forgive Us Our Tres
passes" by Lloyd Douglas at the
meeting of the Meridian Heights
Book Class at ? Monday at the Me-
ridian Heights Presbyterian church.
This WI Sc the third meeting Of
the class for this year.
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CHURCH SOCIETY
TO ELECT CHIEFS

The woman's auxiliary of st.
Pauls Episcopal church will meet
with Mrs. j. E. Mechling, 2916
Broadway, at 1890 Friday, at a
luncheon meeting.
Following the luncheon, there will
be a discussion on the missionary
subject, "The Negro"
An election of officers will be
held following the program.
Mrs. Mechling will be assisted in
entertaining by her daughter, Mrs.
r. M. Morris.
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ELIZABETHANS TO
BE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Charles Mccormick will en-
terrain the Elizabethans of All
Souls Unitarian church at her home,
4041 Washington boulevard, Wednes-
day with a luncheon and musicale.
Assisting the hostess with the
luncheon will be: Mesdames Oscar
Beaur, William Henry Harrison,
Harry Jordan and Charles Bayer.
The musicale will be in charge of
Mrs. Harold D. Robinson, assisted
by Mrs. Otto Meyer.
N1rs. Robinson will discuss the
historic and traditional origin of
European Christmas carols, and will
sing carols illustrating her discus
sion.
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Numbers will be given by quar-
tet, composed of Mrs. Christine
Wagner Roush, violinist; Miss Jean
Pennington, violinist; Miss Lillian
Starost, celiist. and Mrs. William
Werner. accompanist.
Russell l. Richardson will make
talk on Christmas seals.
Mrs. o. p. Fauchier, chairman
viii be assisted by:
Mesdames Edward H. Enners. Edward
Fergcr y X. Forbes. William Freuna.
Fra. F. GFznes. D-nald Graham. s. II
Grfennarg e Nerie Bueh CrifIeY. Thomas
L4d7le anosf D Hamilton.
Mrs. carri Hammell wiz preside
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Daughters of Union Sponsor
Christmas Musicale Monday

A Christmas musicale, sponsored
by the Governor Oliver Perry Nor
ton chapter, national society.
Daughters of the Union, will be
presented Monday at the home of
Mrs. j. K. Cooper, 2143 Broadway.
Mrs. Camille Bradburn Fleig,
contralto, will present a group of
songs, accompanying herself on an
Irish harp. Mrs. Fleig will be in
costume.
Miss Elizabeth Stayton, of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority of Butler uni
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YULE GRAB-BAG
FEATURES PARTY

Guests at the monthly meeting OF
st. Mary's Academy Alumnae are
asked to bring gifts for the Christ
mas grabbing. The meeting will be
held Wednesday night in the
academy auditorium.
Miss Mary Ryan will be in charge
of arrangements, assisted by Misses
Mary Cosgrcve, Lillian Voyles, Fran
ces Steidle, Florence Paetz, Mary
Haboush. Florence Pfeifer and Ma
RE Withem, and Mrs. Helen Sitz-
man.
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BETHLEHEM GROUP
TO PRESENT PLAY

Women of the Bethlehem Luth-
eran church will present How the
Story Grew" at 8 Friday.
Members of the cast will be Mes
danes H. j. Thrun. director; E. L..
Heckathorn, A. NJ. FEST, o. H. Gal
lamore, A. M. Fiest, H. E. Suther-
land, A. K. Trout and Edward
Liljeblad.
Mrs. Edwin F. Burrows will pre-
sent selections on the Jewsharp and
THE harmonica while Wayne B.
Swope will be soloist.
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Ogden Car0IerS VIII Sing
to Railz0ay Mail Auxiliary

OF the Fletcher Place Community
Center will be presented by the Rev.
Albert J. Spaulding.
A s O'Clock dinner viii be served
following the program in the club
dining room.
Mrs. B. H. Beard will be in
charge, assisted by:
E H Hughes Charles H Webster. RAY
mond T. Fox Sheldon Brown. Frank Davis.
r W. Dickhut. J. r. Laid. p B. Koho.
Lionel o. Webb. J. D. Yoder. 5. S. sutton.
Following the dinner there viii
be cards and dancing.
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Christmas music by the Ogden
Carolers will be given at the meet
ing Of the Women's auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association at the
Women's Department club at 2:30
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Stayton will give
a reading. Why the Chimes Rang"
Members viii exchange gifts at the
meeting.
Preceding the program Mrs. Wal
ter H. Vinzant will preside over a
business session. During this period,
Russell I. Richardson WI speak on
the sale Of Christmas seals gnd work
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NM Phi Epsilon AIun1nae to
GUe Program at Meeting

indianapolis Alumnae Club, Of
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. j. E..
Thompson, Marott. Luncheon at
1890 will be followed by musical
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SunnySide Guild Members VIII
Be YuIe Party Guests Monday

Members of the Sunny side Guild
will be guests at the annual Christ
mas party to be given at the CO.
lumbia Club at 1890 Monday
A feature of the program will be
a Christmas tree. with Santa Claus
in a new role. Instead of distrlb-
uting presents. he will collect gifts
for the fund which is used by the
guild to carry on tubercular relief
work in tn homes.
Mrs. Sidney Blair Harry win sing
two numbers. Song in the Air" by
Oily Speaks. and Birthday Of a
King, by Neidlinger.
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CATHEDRAL MOTHERS
SET HOLIDAY DANCE

Cathedral high school Mothers
club has chosen Thursday, Dec. %,
as the date for its holiday dance
at the Cathedral auditorium.
Mrs. w. A. Brennan has been
named general chairman by Mrs.
Nicholas j. Conner, president Of the
clilh
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LODGE CHAPTER TO
ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

Broad Ripple chapter LAG, r. A.
M, will entertain at 8:15 tonight at
the Broad Ripple temple Features
of the program will be violin solo
by Miss Madeline Burke; numbers
by quartet composed Of Arch
Remars. Robert Long. Richard
Fields. Asa Markle; a banjo duet
by Richard Fields and Paul Jones.
Miss Marcy Dirnberger will be
director, and the accompanies will
be Misses Margaret Fox, Margaret
Egan and Nellie OBrien.
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JOAN OF ARC CLUB
WILL HOLD PARTY

st. Joan of Arc Woman's club
will give a bridge party and FASH
ion show at Wednesday. Dec. IA,
at the school hail, Forty second
street and Park avenue.
Mrs. Gerald Ely aSd Mrs. William
Freaney are general chairman.
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Miss Kalah Larman has lead
ing role in "A Manhattan Honey
NOON three-act comedy to be
presented at BIS Sunday by the
Knesses Israel players at the
Kirshbaum Center.
Others in the cast are the
Misses Ida Gorelick, Eva and
Marian Bluestein, Sylvia Shapiro
and Messrs. Archie Paradise, Alex
Levin, Joseph Holowitz, Rudy
Klapper and Arthur Reiser.
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Hostess to Club

The Thursday Afternoon Club
will be entertained Thursday at the
home of Mrs. L. A. De Milt, 500
Pleasant Run boulevard, with the
annual Christmas party.
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Hostess to Snr0ritl

Hostess to SOrOrlty
Mrs. George H. Deck will be hos
tess to members Of the associate
chapter Of Tri Kappa sorority Mon
day at l o'clokk luncheon at her
home. 1915 Broadway.
La gaceta., 1932-03-08
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Solo una embarcaci6n mayor
Sc hizo a la mar, ell vapor Gulf
gem. que Sc dirige a Port Ar
thur, Texas, en- lastre.
Entraron aver los vapores a
mericanos Point Bonita, Agwi-
dale, Jomar y Comal. FL Jomar
viene a cargar. fosfato y made
ra para Espana.
Arrib6 a tomar I'm cargamen-
to de fosfato ell vapor japones
Hakuttatsu Maru. Traio un car
gamento de bananas del puerto
Aware Oregon, Mexico, Ell va
por nicaragiienSe Sama.
La gaceta., 1932-03-08

Los Atleticos volvie. On aver l
derrotar a los Cardenales, esta
vez jugando en- Fort Myers, con
anotaci6n de a 2. Ell team de
Connie Mack jug6 sin cometer
errores, 10 mismo que ell st. Luis
campe6n mundial. Jimmy Foxx
pogo I'm tubey, con dos corredo-
res en- las bases, dando la victo-
ria a su club. Mike Gonzalez
desempen6 ell puesto del catcher
en- parte del juego, y fue una vez
al bate sin "conectar" de hit.
Tampoco pudo batear de hit ell
catcher Mancuso.
La gaceta., 1932-03-08

joyas y efectos por valor de
mas de $4,000, en- una casa situa
da al sudeste de Mango, lugar
donde los Carlton venian resi-
diendo.
Los otros detenidos en- ell case
son los hermanos Lawrence y
Kenneth Carlton y Joe w. Dee
son, vecino de la Gale Tampa
'3509. Otro hermano de los Carl
ton de &c amos, cay6 anoche en-
poder de los detectives de la ciu-
dad, en- su domicilio de la Ave
nida Louisiana, y hoy sera So
metido a un riguroso interroga-
torio.
La gaceta., 1932-03-08
NOTNIAS OE
INTERFS LOCAL

Como result ado de la inves-
,tigacion iniciada ell domingo,
cuando ell cuerpo de un presun-
to ladr6n fuera encontrado en-
la carretera Memorial, cerca de
Rocky Point, fue arrestada aver
tambien la Sra. Mildred Carl
ton, a quien Sc estima complica-
da con su esposo y dos indivi-
duo mas en- los robos cometidos
en- gran ndmero de casas de esta
ciudad.
Con ell arresto de la mujer, ell
diputado Red MCGEE recuper6
La gaceta., 1932-03-08

sc removiera de la lista de los
ministries viajeros. Crowson pre-
sent6 I'm escrito en- ell mes de
febrero pidiendo Sc dejara sin
efecto un acuerdo de la confe-
rencia que lie perjudicaba en- sus
intereses como pastor viajero.
Los diaconos alegan en- su es-
critic, que ell tribunal no tiene ju-
risdicci6n en- ell asunto y que la
dnica autoridad en- ell case es la
Conferencia que dejara cesante
al ministro quejoso.