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Evening star., 1932-08-20

American Association.
Minneapolis, 6; Toledo, 4.
st. Paul, 4; Columbus, 2.
Milwaukee, 10: Louisville, 9.
Kansas City, z; Indianapolis, 6.
Evening star., 1932-08-20

MANGIN gave Allison hard fight.
l'1 The Newark player brought off the
more spectacular shots at times,
although both stroked brilliantly and
made many seemingly impossible re-
coveries that kept the gallery on edge.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1932-08-20

Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles, 10; Missions, 6.
Evening star., 1932-08-20

Standing Of the Clubs
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE UN CIUDADANO DE
TAMPA

Hoy por la manana Sc reci-
bio aquf I'm telegrama de Bax-
ley, Georgia, comunicando que
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

italiana Sc ponga en- ell merca-
do y entonces las barreras aran-
celarias Sc levantaran otra vez
contra las harinas extranjeras.
Ell trigo Sc vende aqui a $1.65
el bushel, 3 wees ell precio que
tiene en- America. Ell flete anado
algo, pero la gran diferencia pro
viene del derecho de importation
de IS c~entavos por bushel, mas
del costo del trigo donde Sc Gull
tiva.
Los macarrones y e. pan para
40 millones de personals, consul
men cerca de 800 millones de bu-
shells anualmente, o 7 Y medic
por cada persona. De esta can
tidad Italia cosecha cerca de las
tres cuartas parties.
Ap6yase ell precio de S1.65 el
bushel porque el agricultor tia
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
HARA UNA VISTA A TAM.
PA Ell E GING

Ell pr6ximo microbes hara
una vista a Tampa ell mayor ge-
neral Edward l.. King, iefe del
cuarto cuerpo de ejercito, que
incluye a la Florida. Tom6 ell
mando Ell general King por ha-
Der sido designado delegado a
la Conferencia del Desarme. ell
mayor general Frank D. Mccoy.
Por vapor arribara ell gene
raj, de la Habana, donde ha es-
tado pasando una temporada.
Sirvi6 en- la guerra Hispano-A-
mericana, en- la Guerra Mundial
y es un Official de la Legion de
Honor.
Tn grupo de oficiales de la re-
serva, destacado en- Tampa, acu-
dira a darle la bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
yOTICIAS DE
INTFRES !0CAl.

Siguen operando los ladrones
en- esta ciudad Y aver entraron
~ robaron en- ell almacen de los
hermanos Courtney, situado en-
Madison y Brush, llevandose
1870 libras de jam6n. De la bode-
ga y carnicerfa Jackson, West
Michigan 420, extraieron ciga-
rrillos, tabacos y where's con un
valor de SIS.
A Manuel Fernandez, de la
Gale Aileen 2716, lie robaron un
radio valuado en- 800.
Efectos de barberfa y ropas
lie llevaron a Jose Perez, de la
avenida 26 mum. 1405.
Los ladrones- que entraron
por una ventana del fondo de la
casa de u. IL. Mcclure, Gale 22
918, Sc llevaron $23 que este te-
MIA en- un bolsillo.
Del interior de la casa de G..
S. Farguhr, Gale de Kay 50515,
Sc llevaron un reloj de orc y una
cadena, un alfiler de corbata con
16 brillantes y un brillante de
I'm kilate.
lie robaron pollos y gallinas
a los siguientes ciudadanos;
Joe B. Klay, de Chelsea 701; j.
A. Sarrett, de Central avenue
6,805; Sra. A. McRae de la ave-
nida Central $500 y w. R. Futt
de Taliaferro 4,212.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
SERA SEPU1TADO EN- WA
SHINGTON Ell A
DE JOHNePHILLIP SOUSA

Reading, Pa, Mario IA
las pocas horas de haber regre-
sado de I'm. banquete celebrado
en- su honor, una enfermedad
del coraz6n cause aver la muer-
tie del famoso director de ban
fas de musica, John Phillip
Sousa, autor de varias de las
flas famosas marchas militares
fue Sc tocan en- ell mundo.
e La Srta. Lillian Finnegan, su
FNcretaria, lie encontr6 enfermo
SEQ despues de media noche a
,sando al medico de la familia.
r. las IL y media habfa dejado
Fde existir.
Ell cadaver sera conducido a
Washington, donde recibira Sc
pultura.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

lian0 dice cue no rUede viyir
sin una fuerta protection aran-
celaria. Durante amos Mussoli-
nj ha estado tratando de cose-
char a trigo necesario en- SUI
pafs rera cubrir ell consume.
SIS e~sfne"zos ha aumentado el
400, en- cinco amos.
Pornue el campesino italiano
neces;.a ell dinar0 de sus c0se-
chas lo mas pronto possible, ell
gCbierno mantiene apartado el
tr;go extraniero, habiendo limi-
tado e. consume q I'm cinco por
ciento de trigo extranjero, ell
otono pasado.
Mucho trigo Sc ha comprado
De la America del Sur en- ell pasa-
do roro los importadores Italia
nos nieHsa0 este ano que la can
tid2d q comprar este ano sera
mucho mayor. a causa del pre-
clio y oHe Ia Argentina sera ell
pals mas beneficiado.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
LOS S~ECUESTRADORES DEL
NINO LTNDBERGH NO
IAN PEDIDO RESCATE

Hopewell, N. j., Mario T.
Fl captain ]. ]. Lamb, de la
ia del estado, anunci6
no. cue los secuestradores del
niIo Lindbergh no han hecho
petici6n de rescate Y que nj
los senores Lindbergh nj la pc
Iicia han tenido contacto algu-
no con los secuestradores.
Esta declaration contradict
los informes dados por algunos
investigadores, la semana pa
sada, de que una nota ehabfa
sido encontrada sujeta a la
- ana por donde los bandi-
o. sacaron a la criatura, He
vardosela. Sc habia dicho que
la nota demandaba $4,000 por
ell rescate, pero este punto nun
ca Sc pudo confirmar. Official
mente.
Circular rumores fantasia
cos sobre ell paradero del nino
Y las actividades de la policia
y los secuestradores, pero ma
da de cierto hay en- ell parti-
cular.
La realidad puede concretar
Sc asf: que ell nino no ha sido
encontrado; que las autorida-
des no tienen ning1n conoci-
miento de su paradero, y que
NADIA sc ha vuelto a saber de la
~criatura Y sus secuestradores
desde la noche del martes,
cuando ocurri6 ell secuestro.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
DOMINADA POR COMPILE
TO LA REBELLION FACTS
IA EN-

Helsingfors, Finlandia, Mar
20 T. Con ell suicidio de Kus-
taa Latvala, uno de los leaders
de Lapua, la organization facts
ia, ha terminado la rebellion de
los camisas negras de Finlandia,
que solo ha durado una Sc
mana.
Ell presidente de la Republi-
ca firmo aver una proclama con-
cediendo amnistia a todos los in
surgentes, con la exception de
los leaders, y ell cuerpo principal
Iue venfa avanzando hacia esta
poblacion comenzado a rendirse
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

Como autores del robo al al
macen de los hermanos Cortney
situado en- Madison y Brush, fue
ron detenidos anoche cuatro ne
gros y sometidos a interrogato-
rio por ell jefe de detectives
Bush. Dos de los negros confe-
saron Ell delito.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

Ell comit6 de policfa del Ayun-
tamiento Sc reunira hoy a las
nueve de la mafana con ell fin
de redactar un informe sobre
algunos aparatos de jugar que
vienen siendo explotados en- es-
tablecimientos de Tampa.
Ell prop6sito de los concejales
es imponer una licencia a esos
aparatos, que han suplantado a
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

en- Mantsala, donde un contin-
genie del ejercito contuvo su
marcia hace pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
Los DTCEN QUE
Los CHINOS ESTAN Alta
CAMEO

Toxic, Mario LAS auto
ridades m~ilitares iaponesas die
ron una nota a la prensa en- la
noche de hoy diciendo que
5000 soldados chinos han CO.
menzado una ofensiva sobre
las posiciones japonesas de los
a'rededores de Liuho, obligan
do a sus tropas a adoptar me-
didas de defensa.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
ITALIA QUIERE COMPRAR
rs MILLONES DE BUSHELS
DE TRIGO

Roma, Mario Los Crane
ros de Mussolini estan cast va
clos e Italia n~ecesita adquirir rs
millones de bushels de trigo en-
los mercados del mundo. Ell pre-
clio es la principal consideration
este ano, la calidad es secunda-
ria. Solo Sc comprara bastante
rigo hasta que la nueva cosecha
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
CITACION

La Secci6n de Recreo Y A.
dorno del Centre Espanol ve-
rificara esta noche una junta
extraordinaria para tratar en-
ella asuntos de importancia
relacionados con la pr6xima
Verbena.
FL secretario ruega la mas
puntual asistencia.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07
las maquinas de jugar que ida
ban" dinero.

De acuerdo con ell presupuesto
aprobado por ell Comite de Ca
minos del estado, que ACADIA de
reunirse en- Jacksonville, en- ell
condado de Hillsborough Sc gas
tara en- este ano la suma de
$272,850, distribuida en- esta for
ma: $10,525 para la pavimen-
taci6n entire Tampa y la Inca
del condado de Pasco; $4,000
para ell canine II, entire Tampa
y Six Mile Creek; obras en- ell ca
mino mum. 5, en- Bruing, que cos
taran $4,000; y $4,000 para
ell canine Mum. 5 en- Six Mile
Creek y ell cruce del Atlantic
Coast Line.
Ell total del presupuesto apro-
bado por ell comite monta a la
suma de 9 millones de pesos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-07

ALI habfan chocado dos auto
movies, perdiendo la vida un
hombre llamado J. Gomez, We
elmo de Tampa. Guiaba ell au-
tom6vil donde Gomez viajaba
ell ex-Lector Jose Lagunas.
No Sc sabe 81 las otras perso
mas que iban en- ell vehlculo re-
sultaron lesionadas.
De Gomez solo hemos podi-
do averiguar que es hermano
de I'm hombre a quien aoui Sc
conoce por eel Chiquitin."
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Engagement
of Daughter

Mrs. A. II. Moore entertained to-
day at her home, 3ll1 Broadway, at
a bridge tea announcing the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss
Florence Moore. to Floyd James
Meeker Of Fl. Wayne.
Miss Moore viii be married June
Is in the Mckee chapel OF the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The serving table was arranged
with crystal and silver service.
White tapers in cut glass candle
holders lighted the table. Bridal
colors Of pink and green viii be
used in other appointments.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Roy Pape, who served, and. Miss
Mary Taswell, who poured. Guests
were
Mrs Gerald Reddins. Mrs Ruth Eitle-
iors Mrs. Russell Lowry. Mrs. Pape. Miss
Taswell. and Mesdsmes Norman Baxter.
Edward Hilgemeier. Howard Kaiser. Gilbert
samRll. Harry F. Reed. Clarence Morri-
son. Russell Moore Earl Hubbeil. Robert
shideler and Misses Mary Jewell Fargo.
Loretta Ross. Ruth Dpnke. Marion Brown
and Jane Keves.
out-of-town guests we're: Mrs. Charles
Howe. oreensburg. Miss Lois Redding,
Michigan City; and Miss Leah Peters. TT.
Wayne.
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Colonial Tea
Planned by
PIT. Group

Parent-Teacher Association Of the
Theodore Potter Fresh Air school
viii entertain with a colonial silver
tea and Homecoming from 70
Friday afternoon, May q, at the
school 1901 East Tenth street.
A program viii be presented at
R.30 in the auditorium. Mrs. Ressie
Fix Of Technical high school will
give readings; Milton Dills. boy So
prrano. viii sing. and a concert trio
from the Arthur Jordan Conserva-
tory Of Music. composed Of Miss
Irma Mae Steele. violinist; Stanley
Morris. cellist. and Miss Hilda Korss.
pianist viii play.
Tea viii be served following the
program. Music during the tea win
be provided by members Of the
Technical high school junior or
chestra.
Those who viii pour tea will be
Mesdames George P. Steinmetz, A.
G. Rasmussen. S. NJ. Myers, Alice
Jones, and Alex Jameson.
The reception committee is COM
posed Of Mesdames w. q. White,
William Johnston, J. A. Meister,
Walter Themes. J. c. Kelly. r. L.
McLaln. Willard Steinman, G. G.
Smith. and Bjorn Winger.
Three hundred former pupils and
their parents, and friends Of the
school are expected to attend. The
public is invited.
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Ten Seniors at
Butler to Get
Circle Degree

Ten seniors at Butler will be hon
ored with the circle degree at the
May meeting Of the Indianapolis
Alliance Of Delta Delta Delta to be
held at the chapter house at $50
Wednesday, May Is.
Dinner will be served at, $50,
followed by business meeting and
bridge. New officers to be installed
in the Alliance are:
Mrs. Murray De Almond. president;
Mrs. Otto Jensen. vice-president: Mrs.
william Shirley. recording secretary; Mrs.
william Innes. corresponding secretary;
Miss Josephine Murphy. treasurer; Miss
Lillian Martin. Pan-Hellenic representative.
and Miss Katherine Stanley. Trident cor
respondent.
Those receiving the circle degree are:
Misses Louise Bolin Rnsalind Gibson.
Juanita Graves. Virginia Holt. Ann Nc
Dewitt. Gertrude Pence. Margaret shively.
Anna Marie Sanders. Virginia Taylor and
Harriet Trinkle. Those receiving this de-
gree from the alliance are Misses Marian
DAVIS. Josephine Murphy and Betty Trot-
ter
Reservations should be made for
the dinner with Mrs. William Shir-
ley.
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In the Realm of Clubs

theme Of the meeting of the Miner
va Club at the home Of Mrs. M. E.
Burkhart, Ass Central avenue. Mrs.
Emil Elmer will read a paper.
Mrs. o. N. Allen, CLOS Carrollton
avenue, will be hostess to the Irv-
ington Catholic Woman's Study
Club. Mrs. G. B. Ewell and Mrs. l..
F. Tearney are on the program.
The Ephamar Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. Matt Harris, as
hostess. Assisting her viii be Mrs.
Henry Wischmeier. On the program
will be Mesdames w. s. Freeman,
J. J. Wanner, S. w. Gray and
George J. Kamphuas and Miss Mary
E. London. 1t will be guest day.
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will meet with Mrs. G. e. Parsons,
4337 Broadway at o'clock
luncheon. Mesdames E. c. Rubbish
and F. M. Lyle are on the pro-
gram.
Wednesday Afternoon Club will
have as hostesses. Mesdames A. A.
McCray and o. o. White. On the
program will be Mrs. William
Praed and Miss Bertha Jasper.
Guest day viii be observed by the
Zetathea Gu with Mrs. j. w.
Knipp, assisted by the reception
committee. composed Of Mesdames
G. F. Hurst. H. 2. Thurston, w. j.
Laughner, r. v. Sigler and E. B.
Jackson.
~Glorify Indiana" will be the
theme OF the New Century Club
meeting. On the program will be
mesdames F. r. Rankin, H. w. Bee
be and @. r. Day.
Thursday Lyceum Club will meet
with Mrs. J. H. Talge Of Carmel
as hostess. On the program viii be
Mrs. 7. d. Campbell.
FRIDAY
Guest day will be observed by
the Woman's Advance Club with
Mrs. Fred B. Keuthan as hostess.
Guest day will be observed by the
Irvington Fortnightly Club.
SATURDAY
The Negro in Literature" viii be
the theme OF Butler Alumnae Lit
erary Club meeting. Miss Kath-
crime NJ. Graydon, 300 Downey ave-
nue., will be hostess. On the pro-
gram viii be Misses Mildred Quinn.
Katherine Quinn and Fay Cantrell.
Tenth birthday anniversary Of
Chapter @. p. Z. o. Sisterhood, will
he observed at q / o'clock luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. H. E. Doggy,
$50 Pleasant Run parkway. Mrs.
William G. Gardner viii be guest
speaker.
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Miss Leedy
to Be Feted
by Mother

Mrs. Ulysses Grant Leedy will en-
terrain tonight in the Hunters lodge
OF the Marott with a bridal dinner
in honor OF her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Mae Leedy. and Malcolm
MacNiven DAWSON, who viii be
married Monday at Christ church.
Covers will be laid for thirty
guests, including members Of the
family and attendants, who are:
Miss Mary Isabelle Leedy. maid OF honor:
Misses Julia Bowman. Gretchen Hamilton.
Jeanne Hamilton and Mrs. Harry Hsinxer-
ling. bridesmaids: Kenneth Wolfskin. best
man: Hollis Leedv Calvin Hampton.
GEORGE Hachet and Charles sipe. ushers.
Decorations and appointments
will be IN the bridal colors Of pink
and blue. White tapers in silver
candelabra will light the table ar
ranged with silver vases filed with
pink roses and delphinium.
Miss Leedy and Mr.. DAWSON viii
present their attendants With gifts.
Out-of town guests will be.
Messrs. and Mesdames Pierre Hachet.
George Hachet T. Verne Buchanan. and
Peggy Joe Hachet and Judith Ann Blu
chanan OF Auburn: Messrs. and Mesdames
C. Blaine Hamilton and Harry Heinzer-
ling and Misses Hamilton OF Garrett: and
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank DAWSON. parents Of
the bridegroom. San Francisco.
Miss Bowman entertained at a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
this afternoon at her home. 215
Serkley read. She was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. George w. Bow
man.
Covers were laid for guests at
small tbales centered with white
rose shaped vases made OF paper.
holding lilies of the valley. On the
white nut cups were miniature cell
luloid brides. Gifts we're presented
to the bride in the form OF a treas
ure hunt. Guests with the bride
elect were:
Mrs. Leedy. Mrs Hamilton. Mrs. Heinser-
ling Mrs. Pierre Hachet. Mrs. Georges
Hachet. Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. DAWSON.
Miss Hamilton and Miss Leedv and Mes
danes f. Carl watson. Cecil strupe. Ken
meth wolfskill. Ralph Mccullough and
Misses Helena Sine. Virginia Hampton and
Marguerite Ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough and
niece, Miss Ham, entertained with
a dinner party at their home, 524l
North Delaware street. Friday night.
Guests were seated at small
tables centered with blue tapers
tied with peach tulle.
Guests with Miss Leedy and Mr..
DAWSON we're:
Mrs. Leedy. Mrs Hamilton. Mrs. Helm
zerling Messrs and Mesdames Paul Nc
Carty. II. A. Brewer and William MeGriff;
Miss Bowman. Miss Jeedy. Mr.. Leedy and
Mr. Hamilton.
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Miss Aileen Klaiber, head Of the
Klaiber Studio Of Dramatics, is
director of the variety stage show
to be given in the Athenaeum
tonight. The stage win be set as
a ship, with Miss Klaiber as the
captain acting as master Of cere-
monies.
Those taking part include Misses
Tnelma Joyce. Dorothy Gutfeisch.
Lillian Hardy. Rose Levin, Lor-
raine Walls, Jean Huff. Bobbie
Burres, Clairene Frizzell, Helen
and Betty Jean Whitehead and
Russell Joyce.
Students of Misses Lucia and
Eleanor Wild will dance. An
eight-piece orchestra will provide
the music and Miss Esther Lef-
kos,itz. soprano will sing.
Ushers will be Misses Jessie
Levin, Lavins Steinke and Ro-
sale Pacona.
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WOMEN LAWYERS
TO HEAR TREANOR

Judge Walter E. Treanor of the
Indiana supreme court viii speak
at the dinner meeting tonight Of
the Indiana Association Of Women
Lawyers. The dinner viii be held
in the Harrison room Of the Co
lurnbia Club.
New officers win be elected. Mrs.
Florence II. Thacker. president. VIII
be IN charge Of the business meet
ing.
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MISS BETTY HELM
GUEST AT PARTY

Miss Betty Helm, whose marriage
to Paul r. Browning will take place
Saturday, June 4, was honored by
teachers in the beginners depart
ment of the Tabernacle Presbyte-
rian church school, Friday night at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Kraft. 729
West Thirty-frst street. It was the
regular meeting of the teachers, and
following the business session, Miss
Helm was presented with a gift.
The home was decorated with
baskets Of snap dragons, and other
spring flowers. other guests were:
Mesdames Helen Reddlng. Bertha Myer.
William Wilcox. Jean Dayie. William d.
Balm; Duncan McDougal. Harry Hooley.
Hazel Dunweig. GLADYS HAWKING, J.. b. Ma
lone. T. Victor Keene. Elmer Funkhauser
o. B. Little and Miss Angelina Vernon.
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SORORITY TO STUDY
WORK or ARTISTS

Famous artists will be included in
she subject for study at the meeting
Of Kappa chapter. Pi Omicron so
Fority, at 7 Monday night at the
Washington. Miss Flora Drake is
the program director. Members
will respond to roll call with current
events.
The following papers viii be
given: Lorenzo the Magnificent"
Margaret Waggoner; Caesar Bor-
gis.' Miss Gladys Young: 'Nicolo
Macchiaveli, Miss Flora Drake;
FLeonardo da Vinci," Miss Julia
Evans. and Michael Angelo" by
Miss Martha Olsen.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

for their flower, the Azalae; ma
tional flower of Switzerland. Meet
ings are to be the second Friday of
each month from 1920 o'clock to
1890. Officers are: Mrs. Wallace
McQuae, president: Mrs. w. H. Hal
Ion, vice; Mrs. j. Burdette Little,
second vice; Mrs. @. F. Dillenbeck,
secretary; Mrs. Ralph N. Blythe,
treasurer: Mrs. M. E. Heiner, mem
bership chairman; Mrs. T. V. Han
cock, publicity chairman. Mrs. Dill
lenbeck is also musical director and
Mrs. Maloon delegate to the I. T. S.
O., Inc, federation meetings. other
members are Mrs. Charles w. Sweny,
Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs. James
L. Beatty, Mrs. j. w. Ripley and
Mrs. Ella Sedwick. The business and
organization meeting we're followed
by tea, with Mrs. Samuel r. Artman
an honored guest.
Mrs. Henry Hussey and Mrs.
Marie Philpott will entertain the
Zuyder Zee chapter Thursday at
Mrs. Hussey's home, 4310 North Me-
ridian street, with a garden par
ty. Luncheon is to be served, fol-
lowed by bridge. Baskets Of flow
ers are to be used for house and
table decorations. Arrangements
are in charge Of Mrs. Frank H.
Wheeler and Mrs. w. F. King also
will help serve. Mrs. Artman, Mrs.
Grace Lin Sandy and Mrs. Jacobs
are honored guests. Mrs. Jacobs
will give the obligation service to
Mrs. H. l. Hasbrook and Mrs. Mar
tin M. Cooper, who are to be for
mally received into the chapter.
Australian chapter recently was
entertained by Mrs. Jules G. zinter
with an attractive bicentennial tea.
Mrs. Artman gave a lecture on Ha-
wall and the Philippine islands. This
was followed by an interesting tab
loid depicting the life Of George
Washington from the cradle to the
grave. Mrs. Zinter, dressed in CO.
lonial costume, was assisted by Mrs.
A. G. Broecker and Mrs. O. K.
woodling, also in colonial costume.
Chapter members presented Mrs.
Zinter with a pewter tea service Of
colonial design. in appreciation Of
her service Of the last two years.
Venetian chapter is planning for
a picnic Monday, its regular meet
ing day, but arrangements have not
been made.
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Mrs. Burnett VIII Be Hostess
to Woman Department Club

There will be art talks by officers
OF the Indiana Federation Of Art
Clubs, moving picture show Of
various art colonies in. Indiana and
elsewhere, strolling singers, for
tune-telling booth, a Chinese ba-
Ear, where oriental objects will be
on exhibit and for sale; a rock gar
dent plant exhibit, cricket cages,
birds and fish bowls.
Under the trees tables will be ar
ranged for those who wish TO play
bridge. The afternoons entertain
ment will be concluded with pro-
gram Of dances by the pupils from
the Partridge School of Dancing.
Any one interested in art projects
is invited to attend.
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The regular business meeting Of
the International Travel-Study
Club, Inc, will be held at 1880
Tuesday In the d. A. r. chapter
house, 324 North Pennsylvania
street. This is the final meeting Of
the club year and each chapter
president is expected to attend.
Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs, install
lation officer, announces the install
lation services Of newly elected
presidents and officers will be held
Tuesday night at Castle Hall.
Mrs. Wallace McQuae entertained
at an informal tea the newly organ
lied Lucerne chapter at her home.
The house was beautifully decorated
with pansies and sweet peas. This
new 'Lucerne" chapter is repre-
sentative Of Switzerland. They
have chosen for their motto, Where
there is love there is harmony and
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SORORITY MAKING
INITIATION PLANS

Miss Loretta Bauman is chair
man of the formal initiation cere-
monies OF Tau Gamma sorority
Monday night at the Spink-Arms.
Those to be made members are
Misses Opal Buckley. Doris Hart,
Marie Stone, Jocella Byrne, Kern
Porter and Mildred Gaskins.
Miss Bauman will be assisted. by
Miss Helen Adams and Miss Olive
Kern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
GRADUATING CLASS
FETED AT DANCE

intermediate class in the Meth
odist Episcopal Hospital School of
Nursing entertained members of the
graduating class with a dance Fri
day night on the roof of the nurses
home. Decorations we're peonies,
potted plants, Japanese lanterns
and balloons. Silver bracelets in
scribed with the hospital initials
and the year were presented seniors.
Patrons and patronesses were Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Stone, Mrs. John G..
Benson, Miss Betty Benson, Miss
Frances Macmillan and Miss Bertha
McGillivra, and members of the
hospital supervising staff.