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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-23

Subject for
Study Group

Wagner's opera, "Tannhauser,
will be the subject for study and
discussion at the meeting OF the
music section, fine arts study group
of the American Association Of Uni
versity Women, at 10 Friday, at the
home of Mrs. T. Victor Keene, 32O9
North New Jersey street.
This is the third in series OF
four operas studied by the group,
under the leadership of Mrs. Doro-
thy Knight Greene. A program OF
music from the opera will be given,
in addition to the talk.
International relations study
group will meet at $3.50 Monday
with Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh, 61S1
Carrollton avenue. Miss Ruth Mil
ligan, who will return Sunday from
Washington, D. c., will give re-
port.
Mrs. Newton Taylor Todd, STAT
Kenwood avenue, will be hostess at
1890 Monday for the French con-
versation study group. Mrs. w. l..
Richardson is the group chairman.
Mrs. j. M. Williams is conducting
series of lessons in contract bridge
through the association.
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The weeks activities of school No.
10 club included parties for gradu-
Hating Girl Reserves given by Betty
Lou Mellett and Miss Hope Willcuts,
adviser, and for new members.
Guests Of honor at the eighth grade
party included Ruth Rehm, Mary
Hays, jeanne Jose, Janet Morgan,
Marjorie Raiser, Betty Kester, Flor
ence yesterday, Lucille Brown, Mary
Anna Butz, Neva Jean Jarvis and
Carol Langf1tt. At the party for
new members Tuesday afternoon at
the school building the club pre-
sented a skit in which the interests
of the last year were represented.
Shortridge Girl Reserves met al
Rauh Memorial library Wednesday
afternoon. A portion CT the pro-
gram was devoted to reading short
series of De Maupassant. Plans
were made for entertaining Girl Re-
serves who are entering Shortridge
from grade school. The following
girls will represent the Shortridge
club by taking part in the annual
meeting program, Panorama, Jan.
20, at the Y. w. C. A.:
virginia SAWYER. Martha Nav Davis.
Marion Jackson. Wanda Carter Hel.a Lii
tell. Margaret Carter. Marv Elizabeth Liv-
ingston- Dorothy Murphy and Jane ColSner.
Tech club met Thursday at s. ir
the Z. w. c. A. clubroom with Mis-;
Alice Evans, adviser.
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Young Peoples
Branch of Dry
Group to Meet

Mrs. Dorothy Kortepeter, state
general secretary of the Young Peo-
pies branch of the w. G. T. U. for
Indiana, will speak to the young
peoples branch of Marion county,
at the home Of Mrs. H. T. Gullett,
3209 East Sixteenth street at 7:30
Friday, Jan. 20. The general Secre-
taries of each branch in the county
will assist Mrs. Gullett and will in
troduce the presidents of each
branch.
James r. Cobb will lead devotion
ais. Earl S. Bruce and Miss Elsie
Adams will direct community sing
ing. Miss Evelyn Hockett will sing,
accompanied by Miss Gretchen
Kern. Miss Eleanor Perry will give
reading. Miss Grace KnuckleS
will give violin selections, accom-
panied by Miss Jane Everhart. Rus
sell Walden and Dale Gullett will
give a trumpet and saxophone duet.
A vocal duet will be given by Miss
Clara Alice and Miss Mildred Nc
Kay. Plans will be completed for
a city federation meeting to be held
at an early date. Mrs. H. T. Gull
lett was recently made the county
secretary.
The Brightwood union will meet
at 2 Tuesday at the M. E. church.
Mrs. Sarah Oldridge will have
charge of the devotions. Mrs. Rob-
ert Mckay will speak. A special
invitation is extended to visitors.
Mrs. Bertha Smith, president, will
preside.
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Official board of the Indianapolis
Camp Fire Girls Council, Inc, met
in the camp fire office Monday with
LII. Dickerson, president, in charge.
Icayaskam group of school No. 46,
Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, held a
business meeting Monday.
White Water Lily Blue Bird group
Esther Mae Ashton, leader, elected
the following officers: President
katherine Fontain; vice-president'
Betty Jane Bowes; secretary, Helen
Noske: scribe, Barbara Jane Crotts,
and song leader, Marie Lane.
Girls of Wapemeo group OF school
No. 81, Miss Margaret Marshall
guardian, made plans for serving a
dinner and outlined plans for earn
ing the birthday honor.
Deloris Lane, Betty Ann Fire
slime. Virginia Frymier and Clara
Tampy were in charge of the fire.
lighting ceremony at the Wokitan
group ceremonial Thursday night
Deloris Lane was awarded the rank
Of woodgatherer. Mrs. Daisy Smith
is guardian of the group.
Girls of Minnehaha group Of
school No. 81 made glorified glass
Thursday.
Okicipa group of school No. sc
held a party Monday afternoon
PHYLLIS Pennington was in charge
of games: Margaret Duvan. general
arrangements, and Betty Harrison
refreshments.
Miss Helen l.. Nichols, executive
secretary, introduced the Camp Fire
program to the girls of school No
76 Thursday afternoon.
Akitawhaynin group of school No
% made plans for Valentine party
Wild Rose Blue Bird group OF the
Irvington NJ. E. church made plan:
Monday for a spread to be held al
the home of the leader, Margaret
Heagy
Mrs. Mary Heagy, field secretary
introduced the Camp Fire program
TO a group of girls at school No.
Tuesday. The girls will meet in the
East washington branch library au-
ditorium Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Calvin is the new guar
dian of the Lomiki group which mel
wednesday afternoon at the Wood.
Eufx Place community house.
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Seek Donations
of Tickets for
Student BODY

Club women, philanthropically in
clined, will have opportunity to pro-
mote culture among students of
Butler university, according to a
plan being developed by Mrs. Harold
d. Robinson of the English depart
ment.
Mrs. Robinson is establishing an
agency for providing free tickets for
concerts, lectures and plays for stu
dents. Under proposed arrange
ments, persons possessing season
tickets for such occasions, when
they are not able to use them will
turn them over to the student ticket
exchange for distribution among
students.
Mrs. Robinson is soliciting the CO.
operation of the Woman's Depart
ment Club, Matinee Musicale, Har-
monte Club, Portfolio Club, Martens
Concerts, Inc, Indianapolis Town
Hall series and similar groups.
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church. Dorothy Cable is a candi-
date, Louise Fultz passed signalinq
and fire building, Betty Jean Peele
and Betty Wachstein passed bed
making and table setting.
Twenty scouts we're present
thursday evening at troop No. 81.
at New Augusta high school. Ger
trude Colder and Marjorie Golden
passed tenderfoot to Mrs. Charles
Dobson, captain. Martha Poole
Barbara Reinken, Mary Lee Mich
o., Mary Jane Crankshaw. Wetona
Bennett, Bonnie Mcdaniel passed
knots to Miss Emma Bailey. Rose
mary Dobson instructs the club in
first-class signaling.
Seventeen scouts were present
Friday at troop No. 81, meeting at
school No. 81, at Christian mari,
Blanche Tracy, Violet Gillian were
candidates. Bernette Darmstandler
Mary Louise Heavin were invested
Troop No. 81 is taking care of a
lO-year-old girl as a project.
RoSeanna Cox was invested hv
Mrs. Lewis Willsey at troop No 4
Tuesday at the Grace M. E. church
Virginia Shuttle passed Commas
Marie Juergins, Francis Scott fire
prevention, Martha Hogue bedmaIl-
ing, observation, thrift and knots A
class Of second class girls was
formed with Evelyn Willsey as
leader. %
F1fty-six scouts were present Tues
day at troop No. 2s's meeting AT
Broadway M. E. church. Mrs
Charles Cole, captain, passed Nancy
Heath, Katherine Klinard ana Lois
Jean Flora on cooking; Doris Fer
guSon, scholarship; Nancy Heath
Katherine Clinard, sewing: Betty
Bates. health; Joann Ferguson, ma
ture; Ruby Sagslowasky, training
tenderfoot; Marie Glenn was in
vested Patrol No 4, Margaret Kay
ser, leader, presented a playlet.
The first meeting of troop No. SO
was held Wednesday at st. Joan of
Arc school Mildred Jarkirs is act
Ing as lieutenant Of the troop,
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College Girls
Association to
Sponsor Sh0a;

Miss Frieda Ann Bach is chair
man of the scholarship committee
Of Indianapolis Pan-H Hellenic Asso-
citation, sponsoring the Tuesday
night performance of Green Pas
lures" at English's theater, Feb. 2.
More than fifty girls have been
aided financially in college by the
local association, which will use the
proceeds from the performance to
further its work. In its twelfth
year, the fund has loaned $1,000 to
indianapolis women.
Twenty-three have completed
payments of their loans. Money is
loaned without interest, payment
to begin within one month after
the graduate has begun to earn
money, or within year after grad
uation. Twenty-one girls now are
repaying loans, and five girls are
attending Butler university on Pan
Hellenic scholarships this semester.
Members of Miss Bach's commit
tee are: Mesdames Finley Wright.
Ruth Alice; Misses Ruth O'Hair,
Elizabeth Roberts and Esther Rem
frew.
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Home Group
of Club to
Hold Farley

American home department of the
Woman's Department Club will
meet Tuesday at the clubhouse.
Applied education class will meet
at 1890 with DR.. Murray De Ar
mond as speaker. His subject will
be Mental Mechanism" concerning
psychological reactions and their
sources. Mrs. A. c. Rasmussen is
chairman Of the class.
Luncheon will be served at noon
by the class and reservations may
be made with Mrs. Nettie New. The
music class meeting has been post
poned.
At l, the home makers class will
hear DR.. Lee Andrews review THE
Jesus of History" by an Unknown
Disciple" and "A Small-town Man"
Credit from this reading course
leads to membership in Epsilon
Sigma Omicron educational sorroity.
A business meeting viii be held
by the department at and will be
followed by program.
Mrs. Walter Moore, accompanied
by Mrs. Jerome Turnkey, will sing
group of home songs, and DR..
Edgar F. Daugherty. Muncie, will
address the group on, Our Con-
science at Home"
HoStesSes who will serve with
Mrs. Edward S. Ludlum, chairman,
and Mrs. William Sinner, vice
chairman during the social hour
are:
Mesdames C. P. Brigham. Frank NJ. Bush
y. a. Carson. Albert a. Ellig. F. B. Gable,
e. B. Hall. Sidney j. Hatfield. Edmund c.
Moler and Miss Florence Bass. Mrs.
Brigham and Mrs. Hatfield will pour.
Monday Guild, a section of the
community welfare department, will
meet at 2 Monday
Mrs. w. D. Longwell will give n
program of southern readings. Mrs.
Thelma Swartz will give piano Sc
lections of southern songs and
James Reed will sing. Mrs. George
Walter, Mrs. Rilla Reinken and
Mrs. George w. Horst, chairman,
will be hostesseS.
Mrs. Edward Ferger is general
chairman of the clubs birthday
luncheon Feb. 20 at the Columbia
Club.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS

Troop 30 met Tuesday at North
M. E. church with twenty-siz
scouts present. In the absence OF
Mrs. Roy McNair, Mrs. Harold
Magee acted as captain of the
troop. Maxine Brison is a candi-
date.
Scouts of troop No. So, meeting
at Prentiss Presbyterian church on
Wednesday, hiked along Emerson
avenue for several blocks. One pa
troi laid the trail and the scouts
followed it.
Troop No. 81, meeting Wednes-
day at Fountaine M. E. church,
with twenty-one present, had as a
candidate Mary Joseph. Mrs. Abb
ner Fry is the captain.
Mrs. j. F. Mccormick, captain Of
troop No. 38, met with the scouts
at Brightwood NJ E. church Fri
day. Ruth Knuckles and Ellen
Roach were candidates. Elizabeth
Trittipo, Mary zufall and Dorothy
Biltmier we're invested.
Thirty-four scouts were present
Tuesday at the meeting of troop
No. 40 at school No. sc. Second
class scouts are working on home
nurse merit badge. Clubs in fire
prevention and history of the flag
we're held. Mrs. Deane Harder, for
mer captain of the troop, visited
the last meeting and will assist
Mrs. Gaylord Wood for the rest Of
the year.
MARCIA Akin. Catherine Tracey
and. Dolores Crockett were candi-
dates at the meeting of troop No
A. Mrs. Lewis Willsey. captain, in
vested Vivian Showalter.
Mrs. H. L. Tirsway invested Joan
PinneI, Jean Taylor, Winifreo
Kreipke, Sue Ann Knippenbergel
and Alma Freyn at the meeting OF
troop No. As at Northwood Christian
church Friday. Jean Thompson is
a candidate.
Mrs. Charles E. Cole invested
Dorothy Link Friday at trooR No
IA, meeting at Broadway J. E
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Comedy to
Be GiUen at
Club Dinner

Thanks Awfully," a one-act COM
ody, will be presented by the Sutfler-
land Players at meeting of the
Indianapolis Business and Profess
sional Women's Club at Thursday
night at the Womans Department
Club. Norman Green is directing
the production.
Dinner at 6:15 will precede the
program. The dinner program will
be in charge of the research COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Ruth NJ.
Hilkene is chairman. Other mem
bers of the committee are Mrs.
Marie M. Bowen, Mrs. Mary Jane
Sturgeon, Misses Jean D. Adamson,
Frances Buschmann, Eva Green,
and Bess Robbins.
Miss Louise Ross will speak on
Vocational Guidance" and Miss
Robbins will speak on Why Make
WHIP" Miss Lucy E. Osbor, presi-
dent, will preside.
The cast of the play includes
thirteen girls and one man. Other
features Of the program will be
piano numbers by Miss Frances
Lane, pianist, including Medels-
sohn's Spring Song" and Grainger's
Country Gardens"
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Sigma Alpha Iota Plans Recital
for Conservatory Wednesday

zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota, national professional musical
sorority, will give a master recital
for the Arthur Jordan Conservatory
of Music at Wednesday, at the
Odeon. The following program has
been arranged:
Piano
"Andante" northumberland haminade
The jester ..........C Carl Beecher
Ecu Roulant' .DuVernoy
Miss Gertrude Whelan and Mrs
Mildred Sweeney.
VocalE"S Shadow Song (Dinorahl. ...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MeyerbeeI
Miss Bernice Church.
Mrs. T. P. WoodSon, accompanist.
Violin-"Concerto" opus ga. .MendelsSohn
Allegro Motto Appassionato.
Mrs. Thelma Rubbish Bosworth.
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Camp Fire Girls Activities

Camp Fire Office is open each
Tuesday night.
Kodya group of the Guardians
home in Irvington, elected the fol-
lowing officers Thursday night
President, Ednabelle Baum; vice
president, Viola Lynn; secretary
Marguerite Pfeiffer; song leader
Alice Harris, and scribe, Leona SUIT
ton.
Tayusda group of school No. Z
met at the home of Maxine Rogers
Friday night. The girls made plans
for earning the birthday honor and
elected Rovena Smith song leader.
Nominating committee of the
Guardians Association. Miss Hazel
Smith, chairman, met in the Camp
Fire office Saturday morning.
First of a series of meetings to
study interior decorating and home
furnishing was held in the audi
forum of L. S. AyreS store, Satur-
day morning with Mrs. Eleanor Mil
Ter in charge. This course is open
to all guardians, high school girls
and one representative from each
group.
Catherine Jones was hostess tc
the Lewa group of school No. Sc
Mrs. A. L. jenkins. guardian. The
girls celebrated the birthday Of
Catherine.
Tanda Group of the East Wash
ington street branch library, Mis-:
Irene Mazenar, guardian, made
plans for giving two short plays.
A new Blue Bird group was or
ganized at school No. 40 Monday
afternoon.
Lewa group of zionsville, Miss
Adah Tudor, guardian, hiked to the
home of two members of the group
where the girls held their meeting
and had dinner.
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English colonial scenes and the
Revolutionary war period.
Then it came to a climax in the
inauguration of Washington amid
the huzzahs of the populace April
80, 1879, followed by the inaugural
ball. Kenneth Murchison portrayed
George Washington.
Private banquetS after the man
ner of earlier dinners held by Dutch
patrons and revolutionary leaders
were held by small parties in nu-
merouS private suites. Some of the
suites were designated by distinct
ly uncolonial Names prohibition
pavilion" "hiccough hall" and the
like.
At dawn, grand danes in bout
FAINT skirts escorted by colonists in
knee breeches bundled into 15-and-5
taxicabS for home and aspirin.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Buckskin-
attired trappers from Park avenue,
Indian braves from Sutton place,
stolid Dutch burghers from West
chester and colonial grand danes
from Long Island re-enacted the
early history of New York early to-
day at the annual Beaux Arts ball.
Some 5000 of the city's socially
elite participated in the affair in
the Waldorf Astoria. The colonial
motif was in honor of the bi-cen-
tennial of George Washington.
Starting at midnight, the early
life of New York from Indian times
up to the Inauguration of George
Washington as first President of
the United States was depicted in
pageant and tableaux. Many his
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Mrs. Lena Ebert upper Left, is
chairman of tables and covers for
the Carnelian Club card party to
be held at the Marott hotel, Feb. s.
Mrs. Donald O'Neill upper
right) is a member Of the ticket
committee for the Indianapolis
Pan-Hellenic Associations schol-
arShip benefit performance of
Green Pastures" at English's
theater Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Photo by Nicholson
Mrs. John M. Williams dover
Left is recording secretary of the
Woman'S Department Club.
Photo by Moorefield.
Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin dover
right is acting chairman of in
ternational cooperation to pre-
vent war committee of the Indian
apolis League of Women Voters,
which is in charge of arrange
ments for the dinner meeting on
Wednesday night at the Propy-
laeum. Chester H. Rowell of the
Foreign Policy Association will be
speaker.
Photo by Moore field
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Mrs. Boys VIII
Address P.-T.A.
at Club House

Address on Juvenile Protection"
will be given by Mrs. Riddick Boys,
state probation officer, at 100
Wednesday at the meeting of the
indianapolis Federation of Parent
Teacher Associations.
The meeting will be held at the
indianapolis Boys Club, 1400 Eng
fish avenue. Will Wertz, director
of the club. will outline work of the
organization.
Musical presentations will be
given by mothers choruses from
Schools Nos. 81, 70 and Al.
Members of the reception commit
tee are:
Mesdames David Brill. Roy Gray, B. c.
Milburn,, julius Branstetter,. Delbert Elk
man, Robert Mas. T. A. Shull. Bert Sexon
Ben Harris, Edward Ten Eyck, Robert
Sterling and Lester Miller
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International
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will dis
cuSs, development of Hawaii and
the Philippines next week before
chapters of the International Travel
Study Club, Inc. Her subject will
be Development under the United
States"
Venetian chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lowell Waymire, 3456
College avenue apartment No. 2, for
Valentine luncheon Monday.
Mrs. V. F. Crousore and Mrs. c. C.
Mclean will assist the hostess. The
lecture will be followed by the
entire chapter joining in an in
formal Valentine program.
Erin Isle chapter will entertain
their husbands with a dinner Mon
day night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie H. Mills, 3242 College
avenue. Assistant hoSteSses are:
Mrs. George E. Kincaid, Mrs. j. G.
Mills, Mrs. Laura Williams and Mrs.
Ethel Williams. Mrs. Urla Ellis,
vice-preSident of the club, will rep
resent Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, and
she will give short history of the
club. Mrs. Hazel Baker will be in
charge of entertainment. Bill
Hardin, Bob Kelly, and Don Hart
sell will sing.
Arabian chapter is to meet Tues
day for a covered dish luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Laoma Gill, 80
North Tuxedo street. An Hawaiian
program, consisting of a paper by
Mrs. Baxter McBane; vocal duet,
Aloha o." by Mrs. Alfred Sweet
man and Mrs. Marie Hallock, &C
companied by Mrs. Laura Craig Po-
land and reading by Miss Edna
Hobson, is arranged.
Colonial Boston chapter will meet
at the Lumley tearoom Wednesday
at 10 a. m. for a Valentine party.
The lecture is to be followed with
luncheon. Hostesses are Mrs. L. K.
AFFORD, Mrs. Norman Loomis, Mrs.
A. F. Taylor and Mrs. K. L. Wood
ring. Mrs. Dan Brosnan will give
group of musical numbers.
Mt. Vernon chapter will meet for
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Glen
Holsapple, BIT East Westfield bou-
levard. Mrs. Harry Tandy and Mrs.
Clark Howell will assist the hostess.
zuyder Zee chapter will enter
tain with a covered dish luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Frank H.
Wheeler. 1868 Downey avenue Thurs
day. Following the lecture and
business meeting, Mrs. c.. G. Rob-
erts, Mrs. w. F. King and Mrs. A.
E. Bender, in Dutch costumes will
assist the hostess with a Holland
program. Mrs. Marie Philpott will
read paper on the Netherlands.
Miss Wilma Wheeler will give a
reading, Little Dutch Gardens"
Guests are invited.
Castle Craig chapter meeting is
to be held Thursday at 7:45 p. M,
at the home of Mrs. Robert Craw-
ford, 40 South Linwood avenue. AS
sistant hosteSses are Mrs. Pearl
Griggs and Mrs. Blake Thomas.
aloha Oe' will be sung by Mrs.
T. G. Brady and Mrs. Norris Young.
Mrs. j. T. Ramley is to be a guest.
Himalaya chapter will meet for
luncheon Saturday at the Lumley
tea room.
Flemish Flanders chapter met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. John l..
Wilson. Miss Ruth Holman gave a
talk on Hawaii and the Philippines.
Mrs. Homer Bowers, Miss Ruth Jen-
kins, Mrs. Thomas Riker and Mrs.
Earl Smith are new members.
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SORORITY PLEDGES
WILL GIVE PARTY

Pledges of Alpha chapter, Delta
Tau Omega sorority. will entertain
members and guests at bridge
party Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Gardner, 4402
East Sixteenth street. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Theodore
Frederick and Miss Pauline Langs-
dale.
Reservations have been made for
eight tables. A color scheme of
green and gold, the sorority colors,
will be used in decoration. During
the afternoon, Joyce and Pattie
Roesch and Peggy Trusler, pupils
Of Peggy Lou Snyder's school of the
dance. win give q program Of songs
and dances.
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DANCE WILL HONOR
OFFICERS OF CLUB

New officers of the Binnette l.
Yome Club will be honored at a
dance Wednesday night in the Da-
wilson ballroom. The officers are
Misses Helen w. FTeije. president;
Victoria Hanna, corresponding Sec
rotary: Marie Risk, vice president;
Lavonne Maloof, recording secre-
tary: violet Todd. treasurer, and
Josephine Fargo. chaplain
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Social Elite Re-Enact New York's
Early History at Beaux Arts Ball

torical characters were portrayed
by their present-day descendants.
DR.. William Jay Schieffelin, as
the reincarnation of Peter Minuit,
purchased Manhattan island from
Neshoba civilian Jay Schiefflin
Jr.), a chief of the CanarSie In
dians, for $24 worth of rum, bears
and Dutch guilderS.
"Offer him $23 and the New York
Central" shouted a guest attired as
a trapper.
Offer him 500 and throw in the
Crotona watershed" shouted an
other guest, waving aloft a straw
covered bottle.
From the arrival of Hendrick
Hudson in the Half Moon and the
times when Peter Stuyvesant
stumped about the battery on his
wooden leg, the pageant passed to
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ST. FRANCIS GUILD
SPONSORS BENEFIT

st. Francis Guild will sponsor its
annual benefit card party at 2:S0
Tuesday in the social room at st.
Francis hospital. Mrs. Vincent Cor
srigan is the general chairman, as
sisted by the following committees:
Mrs. Davis Crawford, euchre; Miss
Josephine Brogan. bridge; Mrs. j. C. Gold
five hundred; Mrs. Gertrude Miller, pino-
chile: Mrs. Thomas Teagardin. lotto: Mrs
Ed Dux. bunco; Mrs. A. L. Duennes and
Mrs. L. L. Weber, candy, and Mrs. Peter
James, prizes