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BOTH PARTIES HAVE COMPLETE
TICKETS IN FIELD FOR PRIMARY

encumbent; Miles w. Merrill and
Thomas Cowperthwaite.
Presidential electors (three to he
chosan) Mrs. E. G. Monaghan Pies
cott: Roy Wayland. Pl.C1nlx; Kirby
Vidrine, Phoenix; William r. Math-
ews, Tucson, and John G.. Flynn,
Bisbee.
Republicans
! United States senator: Hoval A,
Smith and Ralph Cameron, one
time senator.
Congressman: H. B. Wilkinson and
Benton Dick, both of Phoenix.
Governor: John C. Kinney, w
w. Midgley and William Walton,
Secretary of State Hugh Daggs.
State Treasurer: Ray Killian.
Auditor: Doane Merrill.
Auditor: Doan Merrill.
Attorney general: George T. Will
son, Phoenix.
Superintendent of public instruc-
ton: Mrs. Anne E. Rogers.
State tax commissioner: (two to
be chosen) R. L. O'Neill and Ernest
R. Hall.
Supreme court: Frederis A. Shat
fer.
Mine inspector: Tom L. Sparkes.
Corporation commissioner: Peter
D. Overfield.
Presidential electors: Joseph I'd
all, Eager; V. M. Mckinley, Phoe-
nix; John G. Phillips, Phoenix; Mrs.
Fl. M. Parker, Tucson (three to be
chosen).
Arizona Progressive
For governor: Andrew T. Bettwy.
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RODEO, BARBECUE
CUMMING RANCH

Many Nogalians are planning on
motoring to the Cumming ranch,
seven miles out of the city on the
Ruby road. to attend the rodeo and
barbecue tomorrow.
The barbecue will be served at Il
o'clock and the rodeo events, in
cluding horse racing, team tying and
calf tying, will get under way at l
o'clock.
Adults will be charged an adnniS-
sion price of SO cents, children
free.
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OFFICIALS FOR
FALL ELECTIONS

Following is a list Of election Of
ficials and voting places for the pri-
mary September 18th, and the gen.
eraI election November 9Th:
NOGALES PRECT. NO. L, WARD 1
A. L. Lewis, Judge
Ellis Stoltz, Judge
A. r. Beam, Clerk
Carlyle Thompson, Clerk
zack Mckinney, Marshall
Inspector to be named.
Voting place, City Hall.
NOGALES PRECT. NO. 1, WARD 2
Fred Afford, Inspector
L. r. Gambee, Judge
j. B. Bristol, Judge
Gus Michaels, Clerk
Alfred Kerr, Clerk
Ed Rose, Marshall
Voting place, 438 Grand Ave
NOGALES PRECT. NO. L, WARD 8
B. L. Coulson, Inspector
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SINALOA CHASES
CHINESE OUT

Chinese, deported from Mexico,
have been coming across the inc to
Nogales Arizona, in droves the past
few days Most of the number now
crossing here have been driven cut
Of the state of Sinaloa.
Included in a total of 16, coming
over here Thursday night, was a
man and wife and seven children.
They came from Navojoa, Sonora,
where they had lived for five years.
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CONDITION GRAVE

The condition of z. CN1ike) Frank
enpohl, owner of the Nogales Sad
dlery and one Of Nogales' most pop
u1ar business men, was reported yes
terday to be very,very grave.
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WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 81 degrees Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, and
minimum, 68, Tuesday. There has
been no rain so far this month.
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81 N0CALES GUARDS TO Be AT~S:nliE CAMP
COMP A, N0GALES, TO BE
WELL REPRESENTED. ANNUAL
ENCANIPNIENT AT FLAGSTAFF
Local Contingent TO Leave Here Friday Afternoon
For Fort Tutnil Near Flagstaff; VIII Be
Away Two Weeks

Fifty four members of Company
A, Nogales, Of the Arizona National
Guard, will attend the annual state
encampment opening at Fort Tut
hill, near Flagstaff, Sunday August
IA.
The Nogales guardsne1 will leave
here Friday afternoon and will be
gone two weeks.
Following is a list OF the local
noen who will attend the camp:
Captain George o. Horrall
1st Lieut. R. A. Rawsthorne
End Lieut.. John j. O'Keefe
1st Sgt. Walter L. Bristol
Sergeants
Ralph Gonzales
Herbert Hoover
Leonilo Larriva, Jr.
Edmundo Psez
Lewis Price
Michael Shestko
Charles Williams
CorporaEs
Raul Eeames
Edward Fernandez
Griffith jenkins
Marcel LeClaire
Joe Peters
Jesus Saracho
Privates
Alfonso Bachelor
Frank Cranz
Genaro Garcia
Robert Harris
Jesus Lcera
/ Santiago Medina
Ruben Palazuelos
Steven Patton
Robert Salido
Robert Alvarez
Enrique Arino
John Bartlett
Ezequiel Bejarano
Marsden Coughanour
Rodolfo Delgadc
Arthur Doan
Louis Donlinguez
Robert Fernandez
Robert Frazier
Edgar Garcia
Jose Garcia
Solone Harris
Charles Karns
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CANDIDATES BALL

Senator G.. c. Crenshaw, Sheriff
Victor j. Wager, Harold Brown and
Dave Wilkey are among many No
galians planning on attending the
candidates ball at Tubac tonight.
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WORK OF STRENGTHENING
ARROYO ON TUCSON ROAD
BEGINS In EARNEST MONDAY
Rightofway Dispute Is Settled; State Highway
Department VIII Spend Fifteen To
$4,000 On Project

will be placed on the scene.
Nogales and Santa Cruz county
in general will be pleased to learn
that nothing now stands in the
way of going ahead with the job Of
Strengthening out the arroyo and
thereby protecting the new high
way from future floods.
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PICNIC POSTPONED

The Tucson knights of Columbus
picnic, scheduled to be held in No
gales, Sonora, has been postponed
until August IA.
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George Kasnetsis (cook)
Jack Kring
Arnoldo Leon
Blass Lopez
Ernest Lopez
Charles Mahlow
Ernest Patton
James Peters
Oscar Roberts
Enrique Robes
Ignatius Saavedra
Pedro Salazar
Joe Serino
Robert Somosa
Edward Soto
Fred Teyechea
Jose Vasques
George Wanless
Albert Virgins
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FROM PATAGONIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph IT. thinner
man were here yesterday from Pata-
gonia.
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Planned by
Club Group

ARENAS Club will entertain with
May breakfast at u Tuesday.
May "a. at the home Of the p-esi-
dent. Mrs. Frank Freers. Lindbergh
Highlands.
Mrs. Leslie Mclean is chairman
OF the committee on arrangements.
assisted by MesdameS Wayne Freers,
Elmer Schmidt. George Stiles. Harry
Wilcox. Harry Halter. william
Hamilton and T. L. Williamson.
A bridge party for the benefit Of
the welfare work done by the club.
will follow the breakfast. Reserva-
tons may be made with any OF the
club members. Prizes will be given
at each table.
The ARENAS Club was organized
to do welfare work. and concentrates
most of its efforts in aiding the
work Of the indianapolis Day Rur-
sery. Their work there has in
cluded the furnishing and main
tenance Of one Of the wards, a gift
Of linoleum for the kitchen, and the
holding of monthly birthday parties
for the children. At these parties
those having birthdays in the
month receive gifts. Proceeds from
the party Tuesday will go 81 the
refurnishing Of the west dining
room at the nursery.
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Lawn Social
Slated by
Club Group

American Home Department OF
the Woman's Department Club viii
Cooperate with its applied educa-
ton and music classes 10 hold an old
fashioned lawn social" at 6
Wednesday night. May IS, at the
home OF Mrs. Paul T. Hurt, 4151
North Pennsylvania street. IN event
Of rain, the social viii be held the
following night.
Booths viii be arranged about the
lawn IN which refreshments, home
made pastries, and foods viii be for
sale.
Officers Of the department and
classes who viii act as hostesses are:
Mesdames Felix 7. Mcwhirter. Paul T
Hurt william C. Bartholomew. Roscoe c.
Leavltt. Edward L, Hall. Curtis A. Hodges
a. j Hgeber. Q. w scaton. Bert g. Gadd
I'd 2. Han. A. c. Rasmussen. Charles A.
Bruce. A. J. wohieemuth. Charles n Clay
ton. VIII c. Hitz. william Dobson and N.
7 Conner
During the evening, the children
will be entertained with sleight Of
hand tricks by Mrs. Charles A.
Breeze. There also will be a For
tune fish pond"
A Scottish Rite quartet viii sing,
composed Of August Jacob, J. Ken
meth Vance. Roscoe E. Leavitt and
Jesse Barker. Their program VIII
include old fashioned songs.
All members Of the Department
Club and their friends are invited
20 attend.
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MeSdanreS Atkins, Adams Leave
for Junior League Convention

tertained at dinner tonight in the
Casino Club by the Chicago league
A special train will carry the dele
gates to Los Angeles after a stop at
Santa Fe.
While in Los Angeles, Mrs. Atkins
and Mrs. Adams will be guests Of
Mrs. Harrison Lobdell
The Tuesday morning session in
cludes luncheon and shop meeting
at the Bel-Air Bay Club and play
ers' meeting at the Uplift Club
The fiesta banquet is scheduled that
night at the Biltmore.
A welfare meeting at the Ambas-
sador hotel theater will open
Wednesdays session. Arts and in
terests. and magazine meetings will
be held. An arts and interests ex-
hibition has been arranged in STEM
dahl gallery. AT 1880 regional din
ners will honor the visitors.
An open forum will be held
Thursday morning at the Los An
geles Country Club. Association Of
ficers. regional directors and the
executive staff will hold conferences
from 2 to 4. Following dinner in
Hollywood, the group will attend
the theater.
On the closing day the official
delegates will meet. Luncheon will
be served at the Metro GOODWIN
Mayer studios. and a sightseeing
tour of Beverley Hills and Holly
wood will be conducted.
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Mrs. RynersOn
to Be Hostess
at Luncheon

Mrs. A. j. Rynerson, 1926 North
Capitol avenue, will be hostess for
the annual guest day luncheon TO
be given by the Calendar Club Of
the North Methodist Episcopal
church at / Thursday in the social
room Of the church.
Assisting Mrs. Rynerson will be.
Mesdanes A. j. Bailey. Charles
H. Bailey Harry w. Claffey. II. L.
Craig. Van d. Dawson, Merlin Dun
bar, James Fischer. A. M. Gloss
brenner, G. B. Jack, Ray Holcomb,
w. F. Hughes, j. o. jackson, George
Kincaid. E. E. Martin, E. o. Moore,
F. H. Nelson. /. H. Osborn, John
Robinson, d. G. Sissenguth and Miss
Beulah E. Bailey.
Following the luncheon a program
will be presented. including a
trombone and trumpet duet by
Charles Payne and Kenneth Hill,
accompanied by Charles Barrie;
readings by Mrs. IIoyt E. Young;
songs by the Treble Cleft trio, COM
posed OF Miss Bailey, Mrs. H. E.
Singer and Mrs. w. Fl. Day, ac-
companied by Mrs. L. r. York and
musical monologs by Mrs. York.
The Rev. w. w. Want will lead
the devotions. The president, Mrs.
W. H. Foreman, viii preside.
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Mothers Plan
Luncheon for
Butler Seniors

Seniors OF Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority Of Butler university viii be
honored at a luncheon Tuesday to
be given by the Mothers Club at
the chapter house, 442 West Forty
sixth street.
Mira Curtis Hodges will be the
principal speaker. Responses will
be given by:
Mrs. walter Krull. chapter advisor: Miss
valentia MenR. retiring active president;
Miss Betty Lower. honor student: Mrs
Thor wesenberR. president Of the Butler
womsn's Council. and Mrs. Edna Chris
tian. social director.
Misses Julia Ann Kennedy and Jane
Anne Gardner will sing vocal duets. ac-
companied BY Miss Muriel Adams,
Mrs. r. II. Loudon is chairman Of the
hostess committee. assisted BY Mechanics
W. c. Harrison. Harrison Walter. Charles
Henderson. VIII Adams and ?. o. Ball.
Following the program election
and installation Of new officers Of
the Mothers club will be held
Seniors to be guests are:
Misses Muriel Adams Mary Jane Krull.
valentia MepR Betty Lower. Frances and
Myrle Earring. Eima Rose Sailors. Harriet
McGaughev. Martha Slaymaker Virginia
Fleming. Mar6enna johnson. Dorothy De-
Frees and Helen Lucas.
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Church Women VIII Observe
Day of Prayer at Mission

and Mrs. L. C. Trent. Mrs. R9sset-
ter will preside.
From IL to IL Mrs. F. G. Sulmer
will lead a discussion on The
Church and Her People" assisted oy
Mrs. Petrache Valesscu, Mrs. J. E,
Sharpe, and Mrs. Glenn Friermood.
Mrs. F. F. Warner will be the plan
ist.
From II to the subject will be
our City and Its Needs" with Mrs.
H. c. LinceaS the leader, assisted
by Mrs. T. G. Lumley, and Mrs.
Hattie Morrell. Curtis Davis, plan
list, will play. For the third hour,
l to 2. the subject will be Our
Western World" led by Mrs. F. G..
Huntington. assisted by Mrs. L. B..
Moseley, Mrs. T. J. Parsons, and
Mrs. R. r. Mitchell The Tuxedo
trio will provide music, accompanied
by Mrs. Guy Rubbish.
The last hour, from to 3, will be
led by Miss Margaret Griffith, on
Our Eastern World" She will be
assisted by. Mrs. Don Tooley and
Mrs. William Leonard.
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London Woman Tells of Radio
PROGRAMS Abroad in Talk Here

er. She also announced that Miss
Mamie Larsh, former president, had
been notified that her paper in a
recent examination on the clubs
history, conducted by the national
organization, had been graded per-
feet, and had won the national con-
test.
Miss Helen Clayton read proposed
changes in the bylaws and consti-
tuition Of the club, concerning the
payment of dues, and past service
membership, which were then
adopted by the club.
Miss Sprott has an outstanding
war record, and since the war has
been allied with the relief agencies
abroad.
During the war she became ac-
quainted with President Herbert
Hoover, and visited him while in
Washington, Tuesday.
She told of the differences be-
tween the radio business in England
and the United States. One of the
main differences is that no adver-
Using is allowed in England, and the
stations are maintained through a
fee collected from licence charge
of 50 made to every owner of a re-
ceiving set.
She said that there are only from
twelve to fifteen stations in the
whole of the British Isles, and that
one Of the main difficulties encoun-
tered in broadcasting is to find an
nouncers who can be understood by
the people in all parts Of the islands.
While in Indianapolis Miss Sprott
is the guest Of Miss Marie Chomel.
The Altrusa Club will handle the
sale Of tickets for one performance
Of the play, The Importance of Be-
ing Earnest" TO be presented by the
Civic theater the first week in June.
The play opens its regular run to-
night at the playhouse.
The ticket sales are being handled
by the ways and means committee
Of which Miss Mary Jane Sturgeon
is chairman. The play cast includes
Mrs. Kurt Painter, Mrs. Robert G.
Winslow, Miss Lois Graham, Miss
Mary Sinclair, David Adilligan, Blair
Taylor, Reginald Garstang, Arthur
j. Beriault. and Hale NIacKeen.
director.
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Music Pupils
to Appear in
Recital Sunday

Olive Killer, violiniSt, will present
her pupils in a recital at 3 Sunday
at the Cropsy auditorium in the
central public library. They will
be assisted by pupils Of the Indiana
School for the Blind. The program
follows:
~'' Mercedes and Misnoa s BsnR iS0un0d
Betty Jane Mitchell. N'O''N
hymn 70 the s sas co5: :Eimsky-KorsskOv
Song OF 1ndiS'' ''so N0ns 'Rimskv-Korsakov
Walter Mitchell
O11O''' walter cieenas, 'O'0 i'''n
.ssl"InteTTmeszzo from cavalleris" .Mascagni
~ Marine ioroothis;eirtt.. '''''.. Ssi0'
'' w Elmer Woods NUNS
4''' . ''A Rosemary Treano;r.. ''0' '"'"
Mercedes and Mignon Banks "'''''
Romance from d MinoS Concerto"
Emily slime.
souvenir ....t-.. ...s. ...s...... .Drcla
..ri.hss,r.ud.. Robert Miller v-.,.,.-
Marguerite oeckieri.' - ~ ''''''
f'''''.' Mitchen Ensemble. I''io'
''Legende" 49,. -. =. =. :. .wieniawski
Roseanne Fogarty.
Scene de Ballet ............ De Bcriot
Clarence Chambers.
"Cavitina" ................... Bohm
Kathryn Mayer
Anne Mitchell. = ''''.''
Romance" ...................... svensden
Mario Pieroni
''Kuiawiak" ...................w ieniawski
Walter Cicenas
"serenade" .................... Pierne
Gale GRADER.
''Frasouita" .............. Lehar-Sreisier
Mario Pieroni Walter Cicenas
Robert Miller. Clarence Chambers.
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Zetathea Club
Will Entertain
With Guest Day

Zetathea Club will entertain with
the second guest day of the season
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. w. Knit, 2l40 Central
avenue.
Mrs. J. F. Edwards, newly-elected
president of the Seventh District
Federation of Clubs. viii speak on
Understanding Us"
The program win also include
songs by Mrs. Hunse Mood, and a
piano duet by Mrs. w. H. Huston
and her daughter, Miss Margaret
Huston. Mrs. S. o. Sharp, presi-
dent. will preside.
Tea viii be served following the
program. The table and the house
will be decorated with spring flow
ers. There are thirty members IN
the club, and each may invite one
guest.
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Spring Musicale to Be GiUen
BY Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Holiday

Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquelin s. Holiday,
1850 West Forty-second street. will
be hosts for a spring musicale to be
given in the gardens Of their home.
at 3 Sunday afternoon, June 5,
under the auspices Of the All Souls
Unitarian church.
Musicians on tire program will De
Mrs. Arthur Monninger. pianist;
Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie, So
prano: Mr.. Ball. tenor; Mrs. Her
man c. Wolf. accompanist, and a
harp ensemble composed OF Mrs.
Alberta Mccain Gaunt. Bonnie Lou
Oberholtzer. and Mrs. Louise Schell-
schmidt Koehne.
Following the concert the guests
win be invited to inspect the gar
dens at the hsme Of Air. and Mrs.
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Guest Day to Be Observed by
Monday Club; Play Is Slated

under the direction of Mrs. z. E
Files. Those taking part will DC
Mrs. Mildred Heller George, Mrs. e
E. Files, Miss Frances Helen Starr
and Miss Betty Jean Bair.
The program will also include a
group Of old-fashioned songs by Mrs
L. e. Schultz, and the dancing OF
the minuet by Mrs. Harry Yockey
Mrs. r. H. Pyle, Mrs. G. T. Dillen-
beck and Mrs. Henry Won Grimmen-
stein.
Hostesses for the afternoon will DC
Mrs. George NJ. Cornelius, Mrs. Vic
tor Kendall, Mrs. James A. LOOMS
and Mrs. Guy Seaton.
Following the program tea will DC
served. Baskets Of spring flowers vii
decorate the house, and viii be ar
ranged on the tea table.
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HOSPITAL GUILD TO
SUPPLY DRAPERIES

Draperies for the three nurseries
at the Methodist hospital will be
provided by the Methodist Hospital
Guild. The decision was made at
meeting Of the guild Thursday
at the nurses home, when the
members spent the day sewing.
The draperies will be of colored
chintz. and will be planned to har-
monize with the newly decorated
walls Of the nurseries. Mrs. M. E.
Thornton, chairman Of the house
furnishings department. with which
the guild is affiliated, supervised the
redecoration. On a background o:
pink or blue are stenciled designs
of animals and balloons.
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Picnics Will
Mark Final
Club Events

Outings and picnicS viii end the
seasons Of many local women's
clubs early in June. After a year
Of literary study or social work,
members viii spend the last meet
ings in outdoor enjoyment.
An outing at the home Of Mrs.
Charles z. Cox. Forty-sixth street
and Arlington avenue. Is scheduled
June 6 for members Of the Monday
Conversation Club. On the same
day Brookside park viii be the scene
of the outing Of the New Era Club.
Hear Call of Outdoors
Members Of Heyl Study Club viii
90 TO the Woodstock Country club
for an informal meeting June 7, and
the country home Of Mrs. o. r.
Scott will be the scene Of the New
Century Club outing, June 8.
Annual picnic Of the Ivrington
Social Study Club will be held June
10 at the Annandale farm.
Tentative plans Of the Present
Day Club include a picnic June Is
on the grounds Of the Indiana State
School for the Deaf with Mrs. o. NJ.
Pittenger as hostess.
Three other clubs viii have their
outdoor meetings the same day.
The Sesame Club will picnic at
Bethany park while members of the
Monday Club will go to Avalon
Country club. Alpha Beta Latreian
Club will be entertained on the
grounds of the Indiana State School
for the Blind.
Plan Picnic June Is
Mrs. Earl Clampitt viii entertain
members of the Multum in Parvum
Literary Club, June Il, at her sum-
mer cottage on White river near
Noblesville, while the Wednesday
Afternoon Club will picnic June l6
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Schwab
on Kessler boulevard.
Dates have not been set for the
garden party to be held by the We'll
fare Club at the home of Mrs.
Frank Haight, las East Fall Greek
boulevard, and the picnic Of the
Stansfield Social Workers Circle of
the Meridian Street Methodist Epis-
copal church to be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @. Braden on
Spring Mill road.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
TO BE CELEBRATED

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hahn,
2O35 Ruckle street, will receive in
formally from ? to 5 Sunday in
honor of their golden wedding ami
versary. There are no invitations.
The Ladies Thimble Club will as
sist Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Eta
Davis of Denver also viii receive
A dinner win be held at 6 for rela-
tives and the club.
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CARD PARTY, FOOD
SALE IS PLANNED

st Joan of Arc Women's Club viii
entertain with a card party and
food sale at 2 Tuesday in the school
hall at Forty-second street and
Park avenue.
Chairmen are Mesdames John
Deery, George Glover and John
Ruddick, assisted by;
Nesdames Joseph Lang. Frank Grit.
Dean Thomas. August KaspeF. William
Clark. Charles Wagner, clyde Bowers. Ray
BosleF. Edwin Marsh. Albert saReu. Robert
Fitzgerald. John Ncshane. Carl Lukeman.
Walter Eaesh. John Langen. Robert
scrogin. Edward Kilrain. John OfMalley.
John S1ithmeyer and Leland Crawford.
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Miss Eloise Sprott, London, Eng
land. spoke on British Broadcast
ing" at the luncheon meeting Of the
Altrusa Club, Friday, at the Column
bia club. She is a member OF the
British Broadcasting Company, and
is visiting in the United States and
Canada in the interests Of this
company.
Miss Elizabeth Boyle. president,
presided. and introduced the speak
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Mrs. Bingham
Chairman for
Party Tuesday

Mrs. John H. Bingham Is chair
man of the card party to be given
Tuesday afternoon by the Marion
County Democratic Women's Club
at the Whitehill audito-
rum. Members Of the committee
are:
Mesdames Frank F. Dowd. Samuel
Fsalston, George Werbe, Mark Gray, Marie
westfan. Leland Davis. Hereford Dugan,
Albert Losche, Kirk Mckinney. Willard
worrell, George Yeazel, P. A. Kelly, w. o.
Smith, May McNutt. Harry Woirhye, w.
G. Gordon. Grace Polhman, Sadie Her
mann, John Donnelly. w. H. Bobbitt. Ed
ward Council, J. G. McNutt. Francis
Coleman. George Wells. Edward Barry.
Z. S. Kenney and Misses Mary Sullivan
and Statia O'ConnSll.
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SORORITY PLANNING
PICNIC LUNCHEON

Lampas chapter of Epsilon Sigma
Omicron sorority will meet Monday
at the home Of Mrs. Helen T. Brown
at Carmel for a picnic luncheon.
They will leave from the home Of
Mrs. M. E. Wolf at 10.
Papers viii be given by Mesdames
(. Preston Jones, Roland Foster
and w. D. Long. A general review
of life Of Christ" and The Prin-
cipal Religions Of the World" will be
given.
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AMICITIA CLUB
TO HOLD PARTY

Mrs. w. ]. Wonning is general
chairman Of the annual card party
of the Amicitia Club TO be helk
Tuesday at the Banner-Whitehill
auditorium.
Others on the committee are Mes
danes Arthur E. Bender, Edna
Sharp. Ethel Lambert, Cash Grahm,
Edna Potts and (. z. Queeney. Res
ervations may be made with any
member of the committee.