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ROONS-FURNISHFD.

1864 HARVARD Nw.-Nicely furnished front
rooms. $3.50 week and IS week; Ink, SIS
mo; cool airy, cont. hot water.
1909 n ST. NW.-Two large rooms, nicely
furnished, Housekeeping; running water; sec
ond floor, next bath ADULTS.
1902 37th ST N.W.-Room in private Protest
ant home: continuous hot water no other
roomers Cleveland 4273.
325 10th ST NE.-Two front rooms, beauti-
fully furnished reasonable.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM, blocks south
of st. Adams Cathedral, with use of grand
piano: also garage IL desired: near car and
BUS lines; reasonable. Emerson e433
1914 EYE NV. - Best downtown location;
beautiful. large, cool rooms. shower ath;
SIS and $3.50 monthly.
1924 K ST. CHAMPLAIN. Apt. 52-Large
rooms twin beds; also single ROOM elevator
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE ROOM for lady
In apartment. vicinity Wardman Park, Sls a
month. Adams 8723-J, after pm. IL
1917 ALLISON ST NW-Attractively fur
exposure: private family: telephone. garage:
delightful locality; 10th st. bus, 14th st. cars.
5000 18th ST. NV large room with porch
overlooking Rock Greek Park; j small room.
each with semi-priyate bath; reas. l0a
l16 MASS AVE. Nw.-Nicely furnished
trio lights. well heated in private home'
use Of telephone. Met 0802
MERRILL MANSIONS,
1861 FairmCnt St n.w.-Top of hill; 14th
st. cars nice suites. bath. kitchenette. $40.
Sl9 week rooms. 81 $40 week; day rates.
1922 MASS. AVE. NV.
Not lust rooms, place TO live in comfort
and auiet cool spacious house, perfectly
appointed baths. To-
HOTEL WINSTON.
1st ST. NV. NEAR PENNA. AVE.
Special Weekly and Monthly Rates.
SINGLE room with running water, 81 and
and sl2 per week, Monthly rates as low as
$50 with running water, and $40 with private
Excellent food at very reasonable prices.
1445 GIRARD NV. -,
Comfortable single or double. Private
home. Reasonable. Near bath Adams
5l20-R. l0*
COLORED-63e S. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Neatly furnished front room; ami. Phone
Lincoln 3486-W.
1900 BLOCK OF r ST. NW.-For colored,
reasonable rent. Phone Decatur 1913. To-
CoLoRED--Desirable room for rent; SIS per
month. Adams $3.50.
ROoMS-UNFURNISHED
A r. / AVE. N.W.-2 large rooms. kitchen
and porch, End floor; heat gas and light
furnished: adults reasonable
1910 PARK RD.-4 rooms. bath. ami. End
or 3rd floor; heat, light and gas furnished,
rent reduced Call after $50. g.
20S 4th ST SE.-3 rooms, private bath;
hardwood floors, gas and cleo; 2nd floor;
reduced rent; adults. Lin. 2060W. II"
1l24 VERMONT AVE Overlooking Thomas
Circle)-Good sized rooms, $l6 and $50 a
month. Inquire burlington, ll2o Vermont ave.
1903 NE.-2 rooms Kitchen new house;
Frigidare, continuous hot water; garage II
desired. Atlantic 4867-J.
1905 r ST. NV large room and Kitchen
cite conveniently located; s25 month
ll24 VERMONT AVE. overlooking Thomas
Crcle-Good sized room SIG a month. In
uuire Burlington. llG0 Vermont
ROOMS-FURNISHE & UNFUR.
1925 NV, Apt. 1910 employed lady;
housekeeping or not; walking distance. See
janltor. IL
1877 SHEPHERD ST NV or 3 house
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WANTFD-AUTO TRUCKS.

WANTED-To buy late model used Chevrole
or Ford truck, long wheelbase. ton and hall
stake or express body. Address Box PACK
SJar once.
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WANTED-ROOMS,

COOL, FURN. OR UNFURNlSHED. BY RE
in7d lady in exchange for services during
hours. caretaker. companion,
etc. Address Box 172-X, Star ofhce. To-
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CWNTOWN-CLEAN, NEWLY DECORATED
hk; rooms apts., quiet. mansion-class bldg;
real home for respectable couples; cleo,
linen. radio, cleo fan, car parking, etc. in
cluded: 81 wk. UP. 30l st NV. I0'
1908 nth ST. N.W.-LARGE LIVING ROOM.
Apply kpt No II.
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| 1919 COLUMBIA RID. = LARGE ROOMS,
private bath. porch, 1st floor; gas, cleo,
phone. instantaneous hot water; reasonable.
/ 8i4 CONN. - EXTRA LARGE ONE ROOM,
Knett., b., Stl week: gas. elect. included;
accom-. 3; small rooms. 81. so UP; cont h. ".
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, FRONT
porch, back yard. GAO Irving st. Columbia
9766. Rea sonable.
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1874 MORSE NE-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
Semi-bath gas eec. and heat included;
convenient location; sac Lin. 444s-J
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THE ORALYN l74s N NW-Fofmer en-
bassy, in exclusive section newly furnished
and redscorateai freproof bldg; ali outside
rooms single 80 ss' 81; double. ts.50. lss
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3O1s PORTER ST NV. NO. 202-SECOND-
floor front; newly decorated; 3 rooms, din
cite, kitchenette. bath, large closets; G. e.
rsfriserator. Inspect any time. Cleveland
1917, Cunningham's lO@
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RENT-GARAGE.
ROOMS-FJTRNISHFD,

FOR RENT-One-car garage Rear OF 1886
Monroe st. NV. Col. 5487.
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SAUL'S ADDITION-Large rooms with bath,
porches, lawn trees; near cars and bus;
one or two ladies; good meals. 1901 Farra-
gut ST. NV.
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Q SIS n.W.-A QuIet pIaCt TOT QuItH ptUpIt,
no dogs or cats or wild parties; radios and
time. On the edge Of beautiful Potomac
Park, overlooking Lincoln Memorial and
Arlington Memorial Bridge, within easy walk
ing distance Of White House, Washington
Monument and business center of the city,
Completely furnished Housekeeping apart
mentS. including General Electric refrigera-
tors, table silver and linen, electric fans.
Hotel rooms with bath by day. week or
month. Phone National 9l02.
Evening star., 1932-07-09

2i46 FLA AVE.-Gentleman; outside double
room. comfortably furnished; single room
sleeping porch; excellent Southern meals,
hot bread $40 week North 6662
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

bridge in honor of the bride ELECT.
Miss Helen Carroll and her sister,
Mrs. Maurice McNulty, will enter
tain with luncheon bridge, April
81, at the home of Miss Carroll,
2315 North Pennsylvania street.
A luncheon bridge on April % has
been planned by Mrs. John w. Jor-
dan at her home, 1925 North Illi-
nois street.
Mrs. Russell Pierson, formerly
Miss Mary Bingham, will be hon
ored with Miss Krieg at party to
be held April 20, by Miss Eileen
OConnor at her home, 1923 North
Pennsylvania street.
Observation-Disclosures will be held
May at the Columbia Club with
Miss Helen Barrett as hostess and
on May 8 by Mrs. John j. Darmody
at her home, $40 East Maple road,
Last of the series announced is a
bridge-tea at the home of Mrs. Will
liam j. Mooney Jr., 43O1 Central
avenue. Other parties are being
arranged for Miss Krieg, but dates
have not been definitely announced.
Mrs. William j. Freaney was hos
tess at a luncheon-bridge April g.
and Mrs. Warren K. Mannon enter
tanned at the Little Antique shop.
April 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Vote League
Leaders to
Convention

Mrs. Walter Greenough, president
of the indianapolis chapter of the
League of Women Voters, and Mrs.
Charles N. Teetor, Hagerstown,
state president. will leave this week
end to attend the national conven-
ton of the league, April IS to 80, in
Detroit.
Financing local government and
methods of improving the direct
primary system of nominating can
didateS will be important points
brought up for discussion.
On Monday and Tuesday an ex-
ecutive meeting of standing COM
mitteeS and open conferences of the
committees will be held. Business
sessions open Wednesday when
election of officers will be held.
Program to Be Adopted
At the business meeting Thurs
day a program of work will be
adopted for the coming year. 1t
will be decided whether two new
items relating to the direct primary
will be added to the program for
study during the next two years.
The two items. if adopted, would
call for the study of methods by
which candidates for nomination in
the primary may be recommended
publicly by political party organiza-
tions, and laws relating to the or
CARNATIONS of political parties.
Campaign issues will receive at
tention at the mass meeting Thurs
day evening. The council consisting
OF state presidents and one other
representative from each state will
confer Saturday morning.
Government Economy, Topic
The department of efficiency in
government under the leadership of
Mrs. Siegel w. Judd, Grand Rapids,
Mich, will hold the round table
conference on local governmental
finances.
Mrs. j. A. Steelman of Montclair
Az -, q 4CS4Ol1c1 I'LL GCbO1 VI lIlG Id
tional organization and chairman
of the department of efficiency in
government of the New Jersey
League, will present the point of
view of the taxpayer.
Lent D. Epson, director of the
Detroit bureau of governmental re-
search, will participate as an expert
on local finance.
Directors Will Meet
Mrs. Jean w. Witch, state
budget commissioner for Minnesota.
will present the problems of state
and local administrations.
The Indianapolis board of direc-
tors will meet at 10, May 10, at the
Propylaeum with Mrs. Greenough
presiding.
The annual meeting of the local
chapter is scheduled for May Is at
the Woodstock Country Club.
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VAUGHN CORNISH ON
CONCERT PROGRAM

Assisting artist at the Marott
musicale Sunday night will be
Vaughn Cornish, baritone. He will
appear with the Marott trio in a
concert from 845 to 10 in the no.
tel ballroom. Friends of the hotel
are invited to attend. The program
follows:
Instrumentsl-"M Miniatures" .FrenS Bridge
Minet.
GaVotte.
Allegretto.
Trio
Voice
The Water Lily" ............. Manning
Hills OF Home ...-.::............ FOX
Mr.. Cornish.
Violin
e.PoIShineiIe serenods PgI aislsr
Maude Custer.
boy of Nine ............... Bowers
''Nichavo' Nothing Mattersl ......
'ss's'sssss Mdnna-HuCCa
Mr.. Cornish.
Cello-''Bourree' ...,....... Squire
Voice = '''''
''Old Folks at Home" .......... Foster
Loves Old Sweet Song. ........ .Molloy
Mr.. Cornish.
InStrumental-"Le Calife de Bagdad"
s.ss''''s'. ........s... Bo1eIdleu
Trio.
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Murat Shrines'
Oriental Ball
Is Gala Affair

Murat Shriners held their annual
oriental costume ball Friday night
in Murat temple. The evening was
celebrated as an Oriental holiday
The grand march was led by off,
GERS of the shrine and their wives
in costume, including Messrs. anc
Mesdames Edward B. Raub, Edgar
Hart, H. M. Tebay, Clyde E. Titus
Clifford E. Cox, Obie j. Smith
Charles S. Barker, Vernon G. Shell
Ter, G. L. Harrod, G. E. Robinson
and G. A. Richey.
Various prizes for costumes were
presented during the evening. The
Egyptian room at the temple was
decorated to resemble an orienta,
street scene. Arrangements were in
charge of E. E. Temperly, assisted
by Carl P. Sindlinger, w. j. Schu-
macher, Stuart A. Tomlinson, Johr
o. Bremen, Arthur S. Kimber anc
liner H. Riley.
Judges for the costumes were Mrs
John Fishback, Mrs. Mary Quill
Miss Anna Simon, Reginald Gar.
stang and Horace Mitchell.
Assisting with the hospitalities
was the Arab Patrol" in costume
including Vernon G. Shelter, FREQ
Jewell, Arthur w. Mason and Harry
A. Pell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Committees on
May Day Named
at Butler y.

May day will be celebrated at
Butler university May 10. Miss
Dione Kerlin, president of the
Women's League, and general
chairman for the festivities, has
announced the following commit
tees to assist with the arrange
ments:
Social Committee-Virginia Craig, chair
man; Kathryn Fitchey, Geraldine Kuntz
Julia. Bowman and Dorothy Boyle.
Refreshments Catherine Thurston
chairman; Mary Finch, Ruth Shields
Betty Lou Foley and Virginia Carr.
man; Margaret Walden. Harriet McGau-
ghey, Ava Louise Reddick and Harriet
Denny.
corations-Josephine Ready, chair
man; Clara Ferree, Phyllis Sharpe, Jear
Mediation and Charlotte Carl.
The pageant to be presented in
the afternoon is in charge of Eve
Ign Bentley, assisted by Beatrice
Beelar, Willodean Nease, Harriette
Trinkle and Maenelle Hamlin.
Publications will be in charge Of
Misses Evelyn McDermit, chairman;
Dvera Cohen, Mozelle Ehnes, jose
phine Davidson and Theresa Bag
noli.
In case of rain, an indoor pro-
gram will be presented, in charge
of Misses Ruth Wilcox, chairman
Martha Metcalf, Mary Lou Allen
Virginia Goodwin and Margaret
Harris.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Film Group
to Convene
on April %


Sixteenth annual state convep-
ton OF the Indiana Indorsers of
Fnotoplays will be held Friday.
Aprll 70 at the Claypool. Delegates
from Vincennes, Greencastle. An
oerson, Ft. Wayne, Rockville and
Franklin will attend the meeting
with Mrs. Earl Peters, state presi-
dent, in charge.
The session will open at $50 with
annual reports to be given by all
sVate officers. Mrs. David Ross will
preside at a round table dicussion on
GOOD and Bad Pictures"
Critics to Talk
Three newspaper critics will
speak during the morning. Cor
Din Patrick of the Indianapolis
star Will discuss The Reaction of
Ine Public to Newspaper Critics -
Miss Miriam Bell of the Indianan-
Oils News will tell of stage and
screen" Waiter Hickman of The
Indianapolis, Times will present
The Value of Newspaper Critic
ISM" ''iO
u. I. Weir, assistant superinten-
dent OF the public schools, will talk
on Elementary Education and the
Motion Pictures" Other speakers
are Mrs. Peters, who will tell about
her five-minute radio program
Listening In," and Mrs. Gerd
Lucas Of Greencastle who will offer
PICTURES for a College Town"
Frolic Is Planned
Speakers for the luncheon at
1880 in the Riley room have ncS
been announced. They will include
members of the motion picture in
dustry and others interested in pic
lures.
An Indorsers Frolic in the eve
ming is being planned by Mrs. w.
~. Long and Mrs. w. A. Holmes.
Partial lists of committee chairmen
nave been announced as follows:
Program. Mrs. Thomas DemmerIy and
Registration. Mrs Warren HarreiI: trans.
portation. Mrs. William Freund nominat-
ME-; Mrs., George Brattain; dining room,
Belle ,Tutewiler; decorations. Mrs. Brat
lam lam: luncheon. Mrs: e. l.. Burnett: neigh
porhood theaters. Mrs. Bertrand: music
Mrs. John Compton, and picture Mrs
James Sproule.
Managers and exhibitors will be
present at the convention and will
enter in the discussions.
Mrs. Carl Day is chairman of
the philanthropic committe which
arranges free showing of pictures at
institutions and community houses.
A patriotic show is shown On vl4e
Fourth Of July at downtown thea
tiers. During the holidays potato
and apple matinees are given at
neighborhood theaters, to be dis
tributed among the poor.
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+, &C.. e. =. r With large
state ccunc- nave asked statewide
observance of Better Homes Sun
day"
Mems and women's Bible classes.
Sunday school superintendent and
various religious groups of the city.
are urged to emphasize the moral
welfare of the home in their dis
cussions Sunday and throughout
the week.
Fred T. GLADDEN., Marion county
superintendent of schools, has sent
literature to all county teachers, re-
questing cooperation with Better
Homes Week"
One feature Of this years pro-
gram in the music departments of
indianapolis schools, which has
been suggested by Mrs. McWhirter.
has been the singing in every school
Of Home Sweet Home"
Each day next week has been sug-
gested for special observance by
various groups. Mrs. McWhirter an
nounced.
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Better Homes Sunday Will
Be Observed i'm City Churches

Better Homes Sunday. will be
observed in indianapolis churches
and Sunday schools Sunday, off,
cially opening Better Homes
Week." April "a to May l. Local
ministers have been asked to preach
special sermons dealing with reli-
gious training and influences in the
home.
President Herbert Hoover, honor
airy president Of the Better Homes
in America; DR.. Ray Lyman Will
bur, secretary of the interior, chair
man, and DR.. James Ford of Wash
ington, executive secretary of the
national Better Homes in America
organizations, have stressed the i'm
portance of religion in the Amer
lean home.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter. Indian
apolis, state chairman of the Bet
ter Homes in America movement:
Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges, Indianapolis,
state vice -chairman. and Mrs. Edna
Hatfield Edmonson, Bloomington,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Committees of
St. Agnes Play
Are Announced

Announcement has been made
that the Saint Agnes academy class
play, The Secret Passage" is a
part of the academy'S participation
in the national George Washington
bicentennial program. The play
will be presented at the Cathedral
high school auditorium, May IS.
Committees assisting Miss Mary
Louise Reach, general chairman,
follow:
Tickets, Misses Martha Coddington.
chairman, Mary N Brooks, Frances Davis,
Eleanor. Geraghty Eileen Hussey. Lucille
La Belle. Marjorie Mangold, Anna L.
Manlon, Helen Myers, ELLEN Recap, Rose
mary Sequartz, and Mary 10 Wagner; ad-
vertlSlng, Misses Nellie O'Brien, chairms7
kathleen Behrmann, Margaret Cheese
6Tough, Louise Fogarty, Ruth Hinton.
Mary Kirkhof, Catherine Lynch, Angela
MNcGlnchy. Ellen F: Nc Mannus, Claire
Moorehead, and Mary Helen Taylor;
Helen Briggs, Vincentia Connor, Mary e.
high, Mary M. Hockensmith and Dorothy
MlntS; properties, Misses Martha Jane
Eoerderer, chairman, Mary " Bowen
lEIeanor O'Connor, Ruth Brinkman, Helen
mae Bryan, Irma Frazier, Henrietta
Ealtano, and Catherine Ring; publicity
ann Louise Conley chairman. Catherine
sullivan, and Dorothy WEIGH, and print
ing, Misses Mary Frances Arthur, chair
man. Marie Huse. Dorothy Turpin, and
Antolnette Wagner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
SORORITY WILL HOLD
APRIL SHOWERS TEA

April Showers" tea will be held
by the Butler university chapter of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority from 8 to
$50 Sunday at the chapter house,
545 Berkeley road. Miss Elizabeth
BiSsell Is in charge and will be as
sisted by Misses Evelyn Todd and
Elaine Schmidt.
Pink tapers and roses will deco
rate the tea table. Miniature UNI
brellas will be given as favors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
Pledges to Be
HOSteSSeS at
Dance Tonight

Active members of Delta Delta
Delta sorority at Butler will be
guests of the pledges at dance to
be held tonight at the chapter
house, 300 West Hampton drive.
Chaperons will be Mesdames
Edna Christian and William WieSe;
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shadinger, Miss
Hazel Whisenand, Messrs. Don
Spark, Russell Weber and Nathan
Carder.
Miss Frances McGaw is chairman
of the dance, assisted by Misses
Jane Marshall, Marjorie Ann Pier
sol and Beth Wagner.
The chapter house will be decor
ated with colored balloons and
spring flowers. Compacts will be
given to the women as favors and
roses to men guests. Eddie Calen-
dar and his orchestra will furnish
the music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

Founder Day
Plans Made
by Sorority

Founders day Will be observed by
Pi Beta Phi sorority April 80 with
a luncheon at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club and a formal dance in
the evening on the third floor Of
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will act
as toastmistress at the luncheon.
She will introduce the speakers who
will include Mrs. Robert Beisel,
president of Delta province of West
Lafayette; Mrs. Robert Wild, for
mer president Of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Club and vice-preSident of
Delta province; Mrs. Jasper Scott,
recently reelected president Of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Club: preSi-
dents of the four Indiana chapters,
who are Miss Helen Weyl, Butler;
Miss Mary Louise Altman, IN
diana; Miss Vivian Thomas, Frank
lin, and Miss Martha Swope, Pur-
due.
Mrs. Noble Ropkey is general
chairman of the luncheon and is be-
ing assisted by Mesdames R. E.
Jones, E. E. Temperley, L. ]. Shap-
pert and Misses Dorothy Ryker,
Florence Sanders and Martha Scott.
Misses Lois jackson and Martha
Metcalf, from the Butler chapter,
are co-chairmen of the dance. Mu-
sic will be provided by Harry Dick
inson's orchestra.
Scholarship awards will be made
to the member from each chapter
who has maintained the highest
scholastic average during the last
year These awards are made an
nually.
Stunts will be given by each chap
ter, for which loving cup is
awarded. Last year Indiana Gam
ma at Butler won. Permanent pos
session of the cup will be given to
the chapter winning the award
three successive years.
Honor tables from each chapter
will be arranged. Members at these
tables will include officers and out
standing members of the chapter.
Song leaders will be seated at spe-
cial tables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

NuptialS Are
Set for Today

Marriage of Miss Anna Jean Ran
dali, daughter of Major Samuel
John Randall and Mrs. Randall,
Columbus, o., to Lieutenant Thorn
as Irwin Edgar, Ft. Benjamin Har-
riSon, will be solemnized at 4:30
this afternoon in Columbus.
The ceremony will take place in
the King Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church. The bride will have
her sister, Mrs. Robert Earl Hum
phrey, Dayton, o., as her matron of
honor. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Ruth Hazlett, Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, daughter of Major H. F.
Hazlett and Mrs. Hazlett; Miss
Mary Louise Shaffer, Fl. Hayes, O.;
Miss Mary Rand and Miss Virginia
Rand, Columbus.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
MAGAZINE CLUB TO
HEAR TWO PAPERS

Magazine Club will meet at 2:15
Saturday, April 80, at the Y. w. G.
A. Mrs. F. c. Walker is in charge
of the musical program. Papers will
be given by Miss Frances Mahan on
"Spain's Conquest of Mexico and
Peru" and Miss Alice Matthews on
THE Liberators of Spanish Amer
ica."
HoStesSes will be Mesdames A. G.
Small, w. j. Sumner, j. B. Wanda
worker and Ralph Waldo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

Committees for the benefit caro-
party to be given by the Sunshine
auxiliary at 2 Wednesday in the l.
IS. Ayres & Co. auditorium have
been announced by Mrs. Walter H
Geisel, chairman. They are:
Tickets-Mrs. F. William Engle, chair
man; Mrs. D. F. Dillenbeck.
Special Gifts-Mesdame Richard Brann
.. H. Campbell. Alva ,CTaddick., r; w
Brooks, j. P. Smith, Ed Ingstead, Frank
Coyle, Norman Coulan, Ralph E. Klars
Door Prizes-Mesdames Harry A. Nc
Donald. chairman; Fred N. Knodel, w. G
Freund. j. A. Salters, w. r: Craigle, H. A
Gift, H. H. Arnholter, William Low Rice
Thomas Shortall. Rufus Mumford and w
ecoration-Mesdame Wayne Q. Hill
chairman; H; W. WetseI, E: L. Haynes
Hatfield and w. H. Hodges.
Prizes-Mesdames Gus G. Meyes, chair
man; Seph BEEN, Kurt Schmidt Howard
Paddock and Allen Mitchell.
observation-disclosures H. B. Leeth, chair
man; Otis Carmichael and G. v. Soren-
Observation-Disclosures Otis Carmich-
ael, chairman; Carl Krepper and w. j.
Tickets-Mesdames T. w Engle, chair
man; D. F. Dillenbeck, co-chairman; G. 9.
Gardener, CharleS Mcdowell y. w. NesCal,
Martha Farran, D. B. Sullivan, John
Engleke, Charles Reagan, Charles A. Car
Isle, Garrett Kirby and Max. Morris.
Telephone Committee-Mesdames Rich
ard w. Brooks. C. E. Bushong, Gerald Nc
Dermont and willard Samuel Boyle.
Publicity - Mesdames P r. Chevalier.
chairman Carl Irgang. William Birk and
Leroy S. Martin.
Score Pad and Pencil-Mesdames M
Earl Robbins, chairman; E. Y. Brown, 7.
v. Corbin, w. E. Palmer, Alexander Good
win. l.. H. Brink. Theodore W1eSe and MISS
Peggy Stilz.
Card-Mesdames c. K. Mcdowell, chair
man; Herbert Allison. Frank Denny, Ru-
dolph Kyler and Charles Thomas.
The auxiliary is cooperating with
the Sunshine mission. Donations
have been made by the Welfare
Club, Ladies auxiliary to the United
Commercial Travellers, Mrs. Rose