davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
"NENAVIDfM SLOVENSKO
AKO SLOVAKOV!"

Tento pripad je zaiste taky O.
Katy, ze nemozno no nezazname-
nat pre- verejnost'. Mnohi 81 z
neho utvoria mienku o oslobo-
ditel'och', ktorl mas prisli po-
zdvihnit' tiny rozsievat do
nasich srdc kultilru, pokrok. Su
to t. Nv. kultnrtregri. Jednym z
Mich je i p. stavitel' M, zijnci
tn, ma Sloyensku, D., ktory sa
pred Vianocami vyslovil, re tax
"nenavidi SIovensko ako Slova-
kov!" Taketo slova svedcia je-
no dusevnej plytlosti, "a ktorn
sa hanbi ostatna ceska inteli-
gencia, ktora preca len statocne
smySPa so slovenskym narodom.
Pan stavitel', na to nenavidene
Slovensko prisli ste ako kostolna
mys, dnes mate v Z. vel ky
scinziak. z coho? 10 slovenskych
mozol'ov, ktore TAX nenavidite
Nehanbite sa "a svoje slova a ne.
musia sa "a vas hanbit al ostat-
nj Cesi, ktorych hosti to "nena-
-.
yidene" Slovensko?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
AMERIKANKA POMAHA
CHUDOBE.

V nevePkej pohorskej obci Ryb
nicke Hamry pri Sobrancoch, ma
majetok PAM Gladys Vanderbilt
tova, Amerikanka. Dala tam Wy
budovat' nemocnicu, kde sn cho-
ri zdarma ieceni. Jej peclivo
st'ou prevadzana je stravovacia
akcia pre- vsetky skolske deti,
ktore dostavajh zdarma tiez vse-
tky skolske pomocky. Ma Viano-
ce dostaly deti obleky, obuv, bic
lizen a pod, a chudobni l'udia z
obce a okolia penazne podpory a
naturalie. Sestonedielky Ryb.
Hamrov maj1 po cely cas- ich po-
bytu v tejto s1kromnej nemoc-
nici peclivd obsluhu odborne O.
setrovanie. Minute bola osobnym
autom do nemocnice Humen-
nom prevezena -chudobna obcian-
ka, Anna Reluskova, ktorej MAN.
Eel 1ezi chory v hamerskej ne
mocnici. Prievoz liecenie hradl
pi. VanderbiItova. Chorych pa
cientov hamerskej nemocnici
osetruje DIR. Gabriel Russy 70 So
brancov. Spraykynou nemocnice
je 81. Katica Rudnanska. ri. Van
derbiltova ziskala 81 svojou Ste
drost 'ou humannou cinnost 'ou
velk'e zasluhy lplnii yd'aku O.
byyatel'stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
NArI0HoL IA MA LoFATU.

" cukrovare v Uhorskej Vsi
pracoval robotnik Jan F'1s, kto-
~ NAL lopatcu odskrabovat Cd
centrifugalky cukor, aby sa na
stroj nelepil. * tomu ucelu NAL
lopatu. Nevie sa, q ncopatr-
nosti, alebo preco, ale zrazu
stroj zachytil jeho lopatu w
trhol S non do vysky i robotni-
ka, ktory ju pred tym pevne
drzal. Lopata sa pri tom rozbila.
Ma to stroj robotnika odhodil ma
zem a 1boziak sa napichol Ma Rus
lopaty, ktord NAL este rukach.
Fusa priviezli do statnej nemoc-
nice v Bratislave s t'azkym IRA
nenlm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

je len pod Javorinou. Je ho ma
celom Slovensku. Treba ho len
ocenit', nestdpat' po nom, ale sbie
rat, kym este kvitne. Lebo te-
rajsia skola no vykasa hadze
ma nvratie. Tlac ami nespomi-
nam, podobne ami emigraciu,
ktora cloveka najcastejsie Wy
zlieka ducha rncha a w
zlecie i q reci.
Svojho casu sisli sa podjavo-
rinski akademici do Nov. Mesta
II. V. zavolali ma prednasat' !.
Siel som prednasal som i'm, a.
ko nadejnym vedatorom sloven-
skym filologom bohatstve a
krase nase frazeologie, rozkvit-
nutej po slovenskych horach a
dolinach. Upozornoval som ich =
sbferat' tieto skvosty, bezodklad-
ne sbierat', lebo pod mrazivvm
dychom novel dolby kvetom
vysiviek a krojoy spolu miznu.
Tento postup je tax rychly, re
ma pr. sosbierat' material k ia
kym svetom dnes by som aida
nevedel.
Narod zije reci TAXA fareb-
ma rec, ako je nasa slovencina,
musi byt' a moze - zlatou ba.
nou pre- rodeneho filologa. Pra-
vidla Slovenskeho pravopisu =
obratili, ci nechali, alebo do
pustili obratit' pani tax trochu
"a Moravou, Frazeologicky SLOW
mix Tvrdeho obrateny je tvarou
k nasmu Pudu, k nasim ,horam a
dolinam, co je jedine spravne.
V tomto poslednom smere pri-
chodi yam pokracovat', sloven-
ski filologoyia Slovenska verej-
post' nechze prime move dielo
vd'acne. Dokazat' tuto vd 'acnost'
mono len - uplnym rozobranim
diela. Nechze MET jednej kniz-
nice moznejsieho jednotlivca,
ktory bp 81 no nezakdpil!
SostaviteP slovnika, pan Peter
Tvrdy, ako i nakladatel', Spolok
sv. Vojtecha mech prijmu ST.
decnu vd'aku vsetkych mas, kto-
ii nielen 70 zvyku spievame hymn
nu, pc otcoch zdedenu:
Jazyka dar sveril nam Bob,
Bob mas hromovladny,
nesmie nam ho tedy vyrvat'
na tom svete ziadny! .
(Tsvm. N. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
8 vozoM DO voJsKA.

Masiar Julius I4acko Kosic
siel SO svojim vozom skoro rano
prudko pc Rampovej ulici a vra-
zil tu do pochoduj1ceho vojska
5. vozotajskeho praporu. Sp6so-
bill pri tom vojakovi Janovi Mi
kitincovi tri pol en- dlhn trznl
ranu ojo1n mad okom pri prayom
spanku q xranil tiez vojaka Jana
Valingera Masiar sa vyhoyara,
ze vojakov pre- tmu nevidel, vo-
jaci vsak tvrdia, ze siel vel mi
prudko, a ze ked ku srazke do
slo, masiar ndrel do koHa bloom
chcel ujst takze musel byt'
vojakmi zadrzany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
5.FEBRIJARA 5. 1892
ale. ma odstranenie tychto draz-
didiel hrdla, American Tobacco

ale. ma odstranenie tychto draz-
didiel hrdla, American Tobacco
Company ma t6stovaci proces
pouzitim ultra fijalovych ldcov,
vo vyrobe Lucky Strike ciga-
riet. Tieto drazdidla sd potion
predane vyrabateVom chemic.
kych luGebnin. Nemate ich vo
vasich Lucky Strikes. Preto sil
Luckies vzdy tax lahodne. Lucky
Strike sl jedine cigarette ma sve-
te, ktore davaji hrdlu ochranu.
skrze vylucny t6stovaci process,
Herci a herecky museju 81 dat
pozor na hrdlo, preto chytro Wy
.uzili vyhody tychto cigariet. G.
dobrenie Lucky Strike slavnymi
hyiezdami javiska platna zja-
vuje sa vo vsetkych ohlaskach po
krajine. A v Mich stojf, ze ami cent
nebol zapIateny "a tie odobrenia.
Okrem modernej yyroby, L1-
cky Strike sd balene do celefanu
S uskami, CO udrzuje ich cerstvy-
mi. Paklik l'ahko otvorite pri-
,tlacenim jedneho uska potiah-
nutim druheho. (Ohlaska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05

diet'at'u kus chleba, ale kde ho
what, ked' no sama nema a plac
hladneho diet'at'aa laskou neuko.
jis.
" zaujme vseobecnej spokojno-.
sti a pokoja obraciame sa tymto
ma vsetkych verejnych cinitelov
a prosime pomozte nam! Daj-
te nam pracu, ktoru pytame.
Stavby d'alsieho tiseku pokracu-
lllcej statnej cesty Kokava =
Soltyska - IpeP, ktora by potr-
vala Wac rokov kde by sme
vsetci nasli svoje zamestnanie,
domahame sa uz Cd rokov, ale
nase volanie je yolanim ma p1-
sti. Ciel'om odstranenia povod-
noyych Skod domafame sa regu-
lacie nasich potokov Rimavice a
Kokavky, ktore majd raz hor-
skych bystrin, kde by vsetky ma
Sc nezamestnane rodiny nasty
pracu a zamestnanie aspon ma
diva roxy.
Volame, zmiernite tento kruty
tdel, ktory tiesni mas hladuju-
cich, dopomozte nam, aby sa a
spon z regulaciou bystrin .Ko-
kavky Rimavice zacalo uz vo
februari tohoto roku. Neziadame
podporu, ale stalu pracu, ktorej
je u mas dost', len ju podujat'.
Len rychla pomoc moze mas
zachranit cd hladu a biedy, pre-
to opat' volame: 'Pomozte nam 2
Ako vidime tohoto zufaleho
vykriku nezamestnanvch Rimav-
skej doliny, potrebna je rychla
pomoc. Nejde almuznu, ide o
pracu. Martin Razus V zaujme
tychto nasich najbiednejsich in
tervenoval na lministerstve ve-
rejnych prac, ale intervencia ne
mala ziadnceho vysledku. Mini
sterstvo sl'ubuje, ze ak to livery
dovolia, roku 1882 zacne sa o.
prava cesty medzi Starou Hutou
Podkrivanom. Pre- ~ostatny Il,
SEX cesty, a to medzi Podkriva-
nom a Rim. Kokavou ME je este
vypracovany ami plan na sta
vanie tejto cesty V najblKsich
piatich rokoch nepride rad.
Akokol ol'vek sa ma otazka stav-
by spomenutej cesty, obyvateP-
stvu Rimavskej doliny treba po-
moct', lebo je vystavene zahube
a smrti hladom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
MOVE KNIHY DO TLAcE

Ivan H0rvath, ktoreho posled-
ma novelisticka sbierka Vizum
do Europy" vzbudila znacnu po-
zornost', pripravuje, ako sa ozna
muje, novu sbierku noyiel "Ne-
pravdepodobny pravotar". Krem
toho pracuje na dvoch romanoch
ktore sa dostann citatefstvu do
rdk az pozdejsie; Sd to: "Dvaja
sa stretli" "a ''Traja muzovia An
ny Marie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
ARCIBIsKUP KoRDAC 8O-R.

Dina II. jan. sa dozil byyaly>
arcibiskup prazsly dr.. Frantisek
Kordac so rokov zivota. Svoje o.
semdesiate narodeniny oslavil dr.
FIR. Kordac v tichosti a zial 'bohu,
chorV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
1882 BEE PRAcE v KRAJI
NE MORAVSKO .SLIEZSKEJ.

"a december registrovalo sa u
So i1radoy prace Y krajine Mo-
ravsko-Sliezskej 112,842 neza-
mestnanych (v novembri 60,379l
a to 86,264 muzskych, 26,453 zen
skych, 96 ucnov a 90 ucnfc. Gel
kom bolo umiestnene 6649 osob
" novembri 6sO6) a to 1929 mu-
zov, 217O zien, 80 ucnov q H. nc
mic.
Y Morayskej Ostrave chysta
,sa d'alsie prepdst anie banfkoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
oPRAvA sPIssKEHo HRADU

Y polozkach, preliminovanych
ma opravu slovenskych hradov a
kastiel 'oy je urcena al ciastka 3
miliony Kcs ma opravu Spisske-
no hradu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
OHEN v MOLDAVE.

V minulych dnoch podlozeny
bol Moldave ohen, kted'f' mi
Gil hasiGsku kasaren V nei tri
striekacky, medzi mimi novtl
motorovl striekacku okresu. Sko
da je asi 100000 kcs. Pachatela
hfada cetnlctvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
70 starei vlasti
VELKA UDAL0sT sLovEN-
SKA,
Martin Razus.
(Zpravy : krajovych novin.)

1--WE LtIIOlu VIuy Ii, uilChtoI oii
gymnazia v. v. nakladom Spoil
ku sv. Vojtecha v Trnave 73S
stran vel'keho formatu.
To je ia vePka udalost', ia co
slovensky narod cakal uz cd pre-
vratu a az dosial' cakal veru
marne. Radost' je strankovat'
tomto dele, co povstalo bez hlu-
ku cistej slovenskej vole a slo-
venskeho umu. A ked ma
vzt'ah ma novy slovensky pravo-
pis, upraveny pod autoritou Ma
tice slovenskej (preca, dvacat'
atp.), ale neuvadza limce a pre-
jimadla do slovenskej reel. Clo-
veku po tom, co sa stale pod r1-
skom Mafice $ najdrahsim polka
dom slovenskeho naroda. trochu
odl 'ahne. Jednako sn este kruhy
ma Slovensku, ktore 81 cistotu
slovenskej reel uhaja pracou, a.
ko direktor v. v. Peter Tvrdy a
obetavost 'ou, ako trnavsky Spo-
lok sv. Vojtecha.
A to nam je dobre vediet' V
tieto prevratene easy, ked' elo-
veku pri pohl'ade ma ciel'avedo.
ml vybojnost proti nam na ten
nekonecny chaos v hlavach srd-
ciach slovenskych neraz pride
ma mysel': tento narod trpi ma
zachyat sebaznicenia a komu MET
rady, tomu MET pomoci.
Dobre je to vidiet', re aspon
pri tel najposlednejsej baste ma
sho narodneho bytia Owe sa moe
ne: stoj! Nepojdes d alej!
To je hlas tohto mohutneho
svazku!
Hodnota jeho ME je len a.
becednom ukazovateli, ale vo fra
zeologickych vzt'ahoch jednotli-
vych SLOW. Tu prirodzene je vel-
ka praca len dobre zapocata, ma
cieraiuc do skoro nedotknuteho
zlateho pokladu sloveneiny. w
cerpat' tento poklad, to name
ma . vydat' najmenej pat, ale
bo desat' takych svazkov a mic
"a to nedam, re i vtedy budu e.
Ste masy nedotknuteho, vzacne-
no materialu.
Vel'mi som vd 'acny sostavite-
l'ovi vel'Neho diela, re vyrazil
tymto, II mas dosial nevsimanym
smerom. Do zyucnosti nasej re-
ci zapocuval som sd Liptove-
ale vyraznost', bohatost' fraze-
ologie poznal som Ma sloven-
skom zapade pod Javorinou.
Tam okoli Nor. Lieskoveho,
kde sa vrodeny esteticky cit ma
sho Pudu prejavuje " krasnom
vysivanom kroji, prejavuje a cd
raza sa celkom tax. i v mentalite
a vo farebnej reel. Preto som
napisal styorsvazkove dielo
Svety! Preto je tam tolko dia-
logov, do ktorych snazil som sa
povt 'ahovat' sposob vyjadrenia.
Tedy ME prazdne slova, ako sa
nejeden MOI yelkoumny kritik
vysotil ma nina, ale to = co tn
este v reel kvitne, ako kyiet a ia
l1kach a zajtra no uz nebude
tam. Ktorysi mudrc odbavil ma
vysokomyselne, re ked' sa dive
. babky sidu ma ceste d rozprava-
I III, to je este ME roman. Viem,
lenze to je prave to, co nina, alSo
Slovaka v dobe vel 'keho niveli-
,xaeneho pustosenia zaujima, ako
asa to zvlastne tie babky rozpra-
Syajfl Verim, cloveku cudziemu
Rasej dust je take cosi nudnym.
ale ia som yedel poc1yat' take
ecnice i recnikoy hodiny, ba dni.
Nina to nesmierne zaujima ba-
wi, lebo tych reeovych zvra-
toch vidim maPbu slovenskej,
novymi nanosmi nepoplienenej
use, ako ma uprkovJch obra-
koch. Ked sorn ia pri prichode
Slo Iieskoveho istej nedele prisln-
|il Wee. Panoyu do osemsto du-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Miss Gladys Hooker Hon0red
at Bridge, Surprise ShO70er

mother, Mrs. Ray Kennedy, and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Claude Miller.
Guests with Miss Hooker are to in
clude:
Mesdames Thomas L. Cox, G.. Schuyler
Blue, John Sloan Smith. Edward H. Troy
Marvin L. Lugar, Lee Searcey, Harold B.
MCGEE. o. E. Bente, Robert l. Boyer
Ralph L. Ewert. Misses Clara Foxworthy
Maude Ann searcey Dorothy Beightol
Frances Woolery and Martha Baker.
The party followed luncheon and
novelty shower which was to be
given at noon by Mrs. Blue, in
honor Of Miss Hooker, at the
Snively tearoom, 1880 North Ala
bama street.
A color scheme of pink and blue
was to be carried out in the table
decorations and appointments. Gov
ers were. to be laid for the hostess,
Miss Hooker, Mrs. Fred N. Hooker
and Mrs. Edward Troy, mothers of
the bride and bridegroom elect; Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Lugar, Mrs. MCGEE.
Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Smith, Miss Fox
worthy and Miss Baker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Indiana Clubs
Chieftain Calls
Board Conclave

Mrs. Edwin H. Canine, Terre
Haute, president of the Indiana
Federation of Clubs, has called a
meeting of her executive board for
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Claypool.
Plans will be discussed for the
federation convention, which will
be held Nov. l to at the Claypool.
The board will hold its first session
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon, and
will adjourn at noon Thursday.
Among the important issues of
the convention will be the election
Candidates announced are:
Mrs. Frederick c. BALI, Indianapolis.
for the office of first vice-president; Mrs.
A. r. Putnam, Valparaiso, for recording
secretary; Miss May Hobbs, Upton, and
Mrs. Roscoe Raymond Ednburg, treas
urer, and Mrs. Claude S. Steele, Knox
trustee
Following the meeting of the
executive board, there will be a
meeting of all junior chairmen, pre-
coded by a luncheon at noon. This
meeting is called by Mrs. AFRO Moss,
Orleans, chairman of Juniors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Edith Sicily,
D. H. Wilson
to Wed Sunday

The University Park Christian
church will be the scene of the
wedding of Miss Edith Sicily
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Steffy. to Don Harvey Wilson at II
Sunday morning.
The Rev. Lee Sadler will officiate
and perform the ceremony before
the altar arranged with garden
flowers.
Miss Christine Houseman, organ
list, will play a group of bridal airs
preceding and during the ceremony.
Miss Regina Anderson will sing
"Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life" and
Il Love You Truly"
The bride will wear white
georgette gown made on long and
fitted lines. The square neckline
will be emphasized with marquisite
clips, She will wear picture hat
of hair braid and carry a shower
bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.
The only attendant will be Miss
Ruth Louise Wilcox, who will wear
a rose dress, white picture hat and
carry pink roses. Harold Jones
will be best man.
A reception will be held at 4 in
the couples home at 3468 Grace
land avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
City Professional WOmen:S Club
MenberSa at Wa1vaSee House Party

Representatives of the Indian
apolis Business and Professional
Women's Club at the annual Labor
Day weekend house party being
held by the state organization this
week at Lake Wawasee include Mrs.
Adah O. Frost, Mrs. Gladys Durham
Vansant, Miss Eva j. Lewis, Miss
Fac Harris, and Miss Kathryn Zapp.
Mrs. Frost is president of the
Indiana Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs, and
will preside at the banquet Sunday
night, which will be an outstanding
feature of the outing.
This is the fifth such party held
by the federation, and though the
attendance will not be as large this
year as in the past, more than a
hundred representatives of the clubs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Miss Hooker
Names Aid for
Her Marriage

Miss Clara Foxworthy has been
chosen by Miss Gladys Hooker.
bride-elect, as the only attendant
for her wedding to Edward A. Troy
of Hammond, which will take place
Sept. II at the University Park
Christian church. Albert Troy will
be his brothers best man.
Mrs. G. Schuyler Blue, 1926
Graceland avenue, will entertain
Saturday afternoon with a lunch
con, and Mrs. Phillip Miller. 1927
North Alabama street, will be
hostess in the afternoon. Mrs. Ross
T. Ewert, 1884 North Delaware
street, will give a buffet supper and
bridge party Sept. 10; Mrs. Harold
Magee, SIT East Fifty-ninth street.
Will entertain Sept. II.
Miss Foxworthy will entertain
Thursday night at her home, 57s
Middle drive, Woodruff Place. md
Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar, 1916 Wash
lngton boulevard, will give a larty
Sept. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Elma Igelman
to Entertain at
Musicale Tea

Miss Elma Igelman, who re-
Gently returned from Boston, where
she spent the summer giving in
structions in voice, will entertain
with musicale and tea at 4 on
Wednesday afternoon at the Marott.
The program will include songs by
Mrs. Christine Michel and George
Schraeder, pupils of Miss Igelman,
and selections by Miss Consuelo
Couchman, cellist
The guest artists will be Clifton
Joseph Furness, Boston, and George
Lambrose, New York City, who will
present program of piano duets.
Mrs. Louise Mason Caldwell and
Miss Hilda Burrichter, pianist, will
be the accompanies.
Miss Igelman now is teaching at
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fulke, 1916
Barth avenue, left today for three
weeks visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Winifred Douglas has gone
to Philadelphia to spend the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias G. Atkins, 4344
North Pennsylvania street, and DR..
and Mrs. Oscar N. Torian, will
spend the weekend and Labor day
in Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wall and
family, 1923 North New Jersey
street, accompanied by Miss Sara
Helen Whittinghill, will spend the
eek-end in Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ittenbach and
daughter Joan, 1867 Broadway, have
returned from a months vacation
at Lake Wawasee.
Miss Dorothy Kammerer, who has
been visiting here this summer, will
return to her home at New Haven,
Conn, next week.
Mrs. Frank Parrish and daugh-
ter Patsy, who have been visiting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Will
Be Unitedin
Church Rite

Marriage of Miss Agnes Agnew
Andrews, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Andrews, 3141 North New
Jersey street, to Paul Edward Jack
son, Detroit, will be Solemnizeo at
1880 tonight at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church. The bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Jackson, South Bend.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle will
read the ceremony before bank
ing of palms and ferns, interpreted
with baskets of gladioli and other
summer flowers, and lighted with
cathedral candles.
Mrs. G. H. Eberhardt, organist,
will play program of bridal airs,
including the professional and re-
cessional.
Detroit Woman Honor Matron
The bride will be given ,in mar
riage by her father.
She will wear a gown of char
treuse green MORE, trimmed with
beads, lace and tulle, with a scarf
of beige lace. Her hat will be of
beige straw, with band of green
chartreuse ribbon. She will wear
green slippers, and carry pink roses.
The gown was worn by her aunt,
Mrs. Carl Tremain, Los Angeles,
at the time of her marriage.
Mrs. Walter Dana Grow, Detroit,
will be the natron Of honor. She
will wear chiffon printed in shades
Of brown, with a sash of chartreuse
velvet, and brown velvet hat and
slippers. She will carry Johanna
Hill roses.
Brides Sister Flower Girl
Emily Jean Andrews, sister of the
bride, will be the flower girl. She
will wear an ankle length frock of
ruffled pink organdy, with pink
slippers, and will carry a basket of
garden flowers
Walter Dana Grow will be the
best man. UShers will be the
brides brothers, Josiah and Graham
Andrews, Bluef1eld. w. Va.
A reception at the home of the
DIlQe parents Will follow b0e CerS-
mony. Mrs. Andrews will receive
in a gown of brown and green
printed chiffon. The house will be
decorated with gladioli and other
flowers. The serving table will be
centered with TERED wedding cake,
surrounded by mound of white
flowers.
Wedding Trip in North
After the reception the couple
will leave for a wedding trip
through the north. They will be
at home after Sept. Is at 1870
Parker avenue, Detroit. The bride
attended Rockford college, and is a
graduate of Butler university. Mr..
Jackson is a graduate of Notre
Dame university.
Out-of -town guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Baughman
and William o. Hall, Detroit; Mrs.
G. A. Winn and Miss Kate Andrews,
Hanover, Ind, and Mrs. T. F. Blish
and children, Janet, Stuart and Ed
win, Seymour.
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Teachers Back
for New Term
at Tudor Hall

L1embers of the faculty of the
Tudor Hall School for Girls, who
have been studying and vacationing
out Of the city, have returned in
preparation for the opening of
school this month.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman super
intendent of the lower school, and
Miss Martha Gill, head of the
primary department, have returned
from Sypracuse, N. Y, where they
attended the summer school ses-
sion of the Progressive Education
Association.
Miss Helen Hartinger of the
primary department, is home from
tour of the British Isles. Miss
Hazel D. Mckee, assistant prin-
cipal, is expected today from West
Harwich, Mass, where she spent
the summer with her family
Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal.
returned last Sunday from the
British Isles. She and Miss Hart
niger toured the country together.
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Phi Mus Will
Give Garden
Bridge Party

Uadianap polls Alumnae Association
of Phi Mu sorority Will entertain
tonight with a garden bridge party
at the home of Mrs. L. l.. Clark.
Forest Hills, for a group of young
women who will matriculate at In
diana and Purdue universities and
Hanover college this fall.
The garden will be Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns. Miniature
Japanese gardens will center the
tables at serving time. TallieS and
favors In keeping with the Japanese
motif will be distributed by 10 Anne
HAYES, dressed in japanese costume.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Ross E. CONN, Mrs. L. A. Turnock
and Miss Martha Lands, president
of the association. The committee
in charge is Mrs. Robert Reed, Mrs.
Raymond Toler. Miss Marie San
Rernebo. Miss Lora Lackey and Miss
Laura Jane Stout.
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over the state will be present. The
women will be accommodated at the
Sphinx Wawasee hotel.
The program for entertainment
includes golf, swimming, tennis, a
dinner and surprise program to-
night, followed by an executive
board meetings; a family" break
fast Sunday morning, followed by
outdoor sports; bridge and music
Sunday afternoon, with the banquet
at night, and free day" Monday
when the women will be allowed to
follow their inclinations as to recre-
alton.
Miss Katherine Patton, Gary
heads the committee in charge of
arrangements. assisted by Miss Ra-
NAH Clark, Goshen, and Miss Har-
riet Poulsor, Warsaw.