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The Washington times., 1932-02-13
Informal Dinner

informal Dinner
An informal dinner party will
be given Monday evening in
honor of Senor Vicente Escu-
dero, the famous Spanish gypsy
dancer, who will appear for the
first time in the Capital City
Tuesday afternoon at the Ma
tional. Senor Don Luis de Irujo,
minister and charge d'affalres
of the embassy of Spain, will
attend, and members of the en-
bassy staff, as we'll as DR..
David Rubio and Prof. Angel
Cabrillo y Vasquez, both of the
Catholic University of America.
Joins Family
Miss Edith Storer, of Wal
than, Mass, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and Joined her
father, Mr.. John H. Storer, and
her sisters, at Wardman Park.
7OS(S lOnISn(
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Blair,
of Wardman Park, will entertain
at dinner party this evening
in the east ball room of the
hotel, later taking their guests
to the gold room for the supper
dance. Covers will be laid for 16.
Weekend Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas
McAdams, of New York, are
spending the weekend in Wash
ington, and are at Wardman
Park for the duration of their
stay. Mrs. Augusta K. Grimm,
also of New York, is spending
few days at the hotel.
Mrs. Richard D. Chapman ar
rived in Washington yesterday
from her home in Bethlehem,
Pa, and joined Mr.. Chapman
at Wardman Park, where they
will remain over the weekend.
***
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. w. C. Sipple, of Chicago,
who, with Mr.. Sipple and their
two daughters, has been at
Wardman Park for several
weeks, entertained a few friends
informally at luncheon there
yesterday.
Mr.. M. S. Hershey, of Her
Shey, Pa, is in Washington for
a few days and is at the Will
lard.
Mrs. Regina Jais, of New
York, who is a well-known au-
thor, is in Washington and will
be at the Mayflower until the
middle of next week.
Mrs. George Provost, of this
city, is in New York at the
Barbizon Plaza for a brief
visit.
Mrs. Frank Ward Smith, ac-
companied by Miss Marie o.
Smith. of Towanda, Pa, are
guests at the Dodge for a few
days.
The Washington times., 1932-02-13
Labor Sc cretary
TOGO to Newark
Times Staff Photo

The Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. William N. Doak will go
to Newark, N. j., on Thursday.
February 18, to attend the
Washington's Birthday dinner
of St. Johns Lodge of Masons
to be held in that city Friday
evening. They will be the
guests of former Representative
and Mrs. Franklin Fort while
there and will return to the
Capital on Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis w. Haskell, consul
general to Zurich, Switzerland,
and Mrs. Haskell are at the
Willard for a brief visit.
DR.. Thomas S. Barcley, pro-
fessor of political science at
Stanford University and con-
sulting fellow at the Brookings
Institution was the guest OF
honor at a dinner given last
evening by Mr.. James Maxwell
Fassett, special assistant to
the Attorney General at the
Racquet Club.
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Hosts Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Blair,
of Wardman Park, will entertain
at a dinner party this evening
in the east ball room of the
hotel, later taking their guests
to the gold room for the supper
dance. Covers will be laid for 16.
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Ioins Family

Miss Edith Storer, Of Wa
than, Mass, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and Joined he
father, Mr.. John H. Storer, anc
her sisters, at Wardman Park
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-Dtrected Bu AMOS PARRISH

: other day we saw necklace Of
white beads strung on red rickrack
braid.
From head to foot cotton is in
fashion. Even in the evening, with
dresses of organdie or pique and
wraps of velveteen.
Cotton, Cotton Everywhere
Dresses, skirts, jackets. suits,
blouses, hats all those things
you'd expect to find in cotton. Sport
dresses of pique, seer-sucker, mesh
street and afternoon dresses
of eyelet batiste, dotted swiss and
gay prints. Skirts of pique and
Jersey; jackets in mesh and crochet
like weaves, suits of all sorts of
ribbed cottons; blouses in most
any cottons at all.
And the newest cotton hat is made
of the same type of smooth finished
fabric you find in gloves.
You might not expect to find
cotton coats. But they're in fashion
too. Corduroy ones or Spongy
meshy cottons for sports ensembles
Lingerie, of course lovely
dainty things, as there always have
been, and practical tailored isles
for sports.
But cotton handbags are not.
so-usual fashion. Meshes anC
corded for ribbed cottons are useC
for them. And the glove fabrics
| too.
White and beige are the mos
fashionable cotton handbag colors
And since most of them are wash.
able-or at least cleanable-it's easy
to keep them fresh looking.
Handbags of Cotton, Too
Everybody knows how prac-
tical fabric gloves are. All-white
white sewn with brown or black
heige-plan or sewn with brown o.
beieg are this years colors.
Pique gloves are different. So are
cotton mesh ones. especially in dark
colors. Sometimes they're light or
the outside and dark on the inside
and can be worn either side out.
And for sports, white cottor
string gloves certainly make you ur
| to the fashion minute.
Scarfs, belts, boutonnieres (havt
you seen the crisp pique f1owers?)
all kinds of frilly neckwear in dot
ted swiss, Bingham and organdit
and tailored collars, cuffs and bibE
in pique> how smart they all are
in the various cottons.
And the active sportswoman cer-
tainly appreciates the practically Of
Isle stockings.
(Copvright. 1882. Amos PARRISH
Next-New straws and feIts keeI
men cOOl-headed.
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His Revolt
May Be
Natural
Miss Collins
to Be Bride
on June Is

Engagement of Miss Lorrine Col
Inns to William r. White, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White. $50
Ellenberger drive, was announced
Saturday night by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Collins, 2o17
Dexter avenue, at buffet supper
bridge. The wedding will take place
June Is at the Collins home.
Attendants will be the bride
elects sister, Miss Helen Collins.
maid Of honor, and Stanfeld Krue-
ger, best man.
Bridal colors of pink and blue
were used in the decorations and
appointments Guests were:
Messrs, and Mesdames Robert Blakely.
Don c. Cutshaw, Calvin Mastin. Donovan
Skyles. Arthur Hansen. T. S. Collins Will
liam r. White Othello Armstrong and
Harry Dwyer; the Misses Bernice Arm
strong, vada White, Virginia Smith, Mil
dred and Anna Dryer, Jean Adamson.
Dorothy Cutshaw and Helen and Mary
Hanson and Messrs. Norris cutshaw, James
Jackson. Richard White and Harry Dwyer.
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Elm Tree Will
Be Planted by
War Mothers

An elm tree will be planted by
the Marion county chapter of the
American War Mothers Tuesday in
observance of the Washington BIZ
centennial. Mrs. Ralph E. Ken
nington, chapter president, and
Mrs. E. May Hahn, state president,
will take part in the ceremony.
The program will be as follows:
Invocation by the chaplain, Mrs.
Oscar E. Lewis; America" led by
the chapter quartet; address by
Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth; song by
quartet; reading by Mrs. Emma j.
Strobel, patriotic chairman in
charge of the program, and bene-
diction by Mrs. j. F. Kutchback.
Planting of the tree will follow
the regular business meeting at 100
in Municipal Gardens clubhouse.
Mothers of World war veterans and
patriotic organization are invited to
attend the ceremony.
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Deputy Couple
Are Welded in
Ceremony Here

Marriage of Miss Myrtle Wallace,
daughter of Arthur Wallace of Dep
uty, Ind, to Laurence Bride, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bride, Dep
uty, took place here Saturday aft
ernoon at the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H Mcconnell, 2145 Ashland avenue
The Rev. w. F. Rothenberger Of
ficiated. Miss Esther Loepen. plan
list, played. The couple was at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pat
terson. Only members of the i'm
mediate families and few intimate
friends were present for the cere-
mony and the reception, which fol-
lowed.
The bride wore a gown Of apricot
taffeta and carried Talisman roses.
Mrs. Patterson wore green lace and
carried yellow roses.
Appointments and decorations
we're in the bridal colors, apricot
and green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bride will be at
home after May in Deputy.
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Pledges to Be
Entertained at
Buffet Supper

New pledges of Alpha Gamma
chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon
sorority Of Butler will be enter
tanned tonight with a buffet supper
at the home of Misses Alma and
Marie Mailman, 1898 Randall
street. The alumnae chapter will
act as hostesses.
The active chapter will present
stunt with the following taking
part: Misses Marcella Paddon.
Angelina Shelf, Kathryn Heath,
Hildred Trueblood, Teena PoStman,
Anna Mae Sing, Irene Westfall,
Margaret Riecard and Erma Win
lemeier.
Pledges to take part in a stunt
will be the Misses liberia Watson,
Virginia Boyd, Elizabeth Koch
and Margaret Goodlet. Miss Hazel
Herman, sponsor of the active
chapter, will direct the stunts.
Sorority colors of olive green and
cream will be used in the decora-
tions. Spring flowers will be ar
ranged in the house. Corsages
tied with sorority ribbons will be
given to pledges and active mem
bers.
Alumnae assisting the Misses
Mailman are Mesdames D. G.
Schultz, G. A. Schumacher, F. Floyd,
Jack johnson and the Misses Leone
Tacoma, Kathryn Tacoma. Mar
garet Fitzgerald and Dorothy
! Rubin.
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Elect
to Be Guest
at Shows r
APRIL 25. 1892

Miss Mary Ellen McNamee. whose
marriage to Stanley w. shipnes.
Highland Park. H.. will take place
Saturday afternoon, will be honored
with a bridge party and kitchen
shower will be given Wednesday aft
ernoon by Miss Josephine Rock
wood.
The bride-elect is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Hughes Nc
Nance, 45O7 North Pennsylvania
street. The wedding will take place
at at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Reed.
812 West drive, Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNamee will en-
terrain Friday night at the Pro-
pylaeum, with bridal dinner for
their daughter and her fiance.
Guests will be members of the
bridal party, and out-of-town
friends here for the wedding.
Miss McNamee's attendants will
be her cousins. Miss Frances Reed.
and Mrs. Daniel Ericourt. Cincin-
natl. Mr.. Shipnes will have Gren-
vile Mott, Charlottesville, Va, for
his best man.
A recent party for the bride and
bridegroom ELECT was that given
Friday night by Hiram Mckee, at
his home here.
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CAMPAIGN
PLANS TO BE MADE

Organization for Jewish Welfare
fund campaign will be perfected
Tuesday afternoon at tea to be
given by the director Of the wom-
ems division, Mrs. j. A. Goodman,
at Bethel temple, Thirty-fourth
and Ruckle streets. Attendance Of
100 women is expected. Teams will
be formed and captains appointed.
The fund drive will open April %.
Mrs. Goodman will speak at los
p. m. Thursday from Station
WKBF, explaining purposes of the
fund. Other speakers during the
week will include Jacob Weiss, Mrs
Edith Steinberg. Samuel Fromer,
Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht, G.. A.
Efroymson, Rabbi Milton Steinberg,
Charles S. Rauh. DR.. A. S. Jaeger.
Mrs. Louis Wolf and J. A. Good
man. fund president.
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Card Parties

Mothers club of the Holy Cross
church will hold a card party and
luncheon Tuesday in the Foodcrafts
Shop, 230 Century building. Mrs.
Joseph Schoenig is chairman. as
sisted by Mrs. William Jones.
Benefit bridge party will be given
by the Hilton U. Brown Jr. unit
OF the American Legion auxiliary
in the lounge of the Sphinx apart
ment, 1888 North PENNSYLVANIA
street, Saturday. Proceeds will be
used to purchase memorial peoples
to be sold on Poppy day, May %.
Camelis lodge 121, Ladies Society
to Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen. will give a
card party at 2 Tuesday at Castle
Hall, $50 East Ohio street.
Card parties sponsored by the
Fountain Square Business Mems
Association will be given at 2:15
and 8:15 p. m. Tuesday in Foun-
tain Square theater building audi
forum. Mrs. j. w. Holmes is gen.
eral chairman, assisted by Mrs. Pc
ter Thoman, Mrs. Theodore Barker
Mrs. Esther Mock, Walter Stahlhut
]. R. Brinton, Frank Feeser, Joseph
Carson. DR.. E. A. Brown and Jo-
seph Wade. They were appointed
by l.. o. Rainier, president of the
association.
Fifth Sunday union committee Of
the B. of L. E. and G. I. A. will
give a pilloW-case card party at the
Foodcraft shop at $50 Tuesday.
Banner Temple 81, Pythian Sis
tiers. will have a card and buncc
party Tuesday afternoon and night
at the hall, 119 East Ohio street.
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Paintings to
Be Shown at
Sphinx Arms

A group of pictures selected from
the Hoosier Salon in Chicago will
be exhibited in Indianapolis May
to IA in the main dining room at
the Sphinx Arms. Programs will be
presented the afternoon and night
of the opening Sunday.
A musical program will be pre-
sented at in the afternoon by the
Crinoline Singers, composed Of Bes-
sic May Lowry, Mildred Moore,
Gladys Blake, Ida Friermood, and
Berta Ruick, accompanist. At $3.50
Sunday night, Wilbur D. Peat, di-
rector of the John Heron Art In
stitute, will speak.
Indianapolis patrons Of the
4 HooSier Salon are DR.. William
Scott Athearn, president Of Butler
university; Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton U
Brown, Mrs. w. D. Hamer, Mrs. w.
T. Hall, president of the Indiana
Keramic club; Frederick M. Ayres,
J. Wallace Barnes, and Robert
Elliott.
Sponsors Are Listed
Afternoons and evenings during
the exhibit will be sponsored by
prominent organizations of the city
whose members will act as hosts and
hosteSses. Art department of the
Woman's Department Club will
sponsor the afternoons of Sunday,
MAY l, Monday and Wednesday
Tuesday afternoon, May 3, will be
sponsored by the Federation Of Art
Clubs; afternoon and evening OF
May will be sponsored by the
American Legion.
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will
have a luncheon Saturday, May 7,
and will act as hostesses that after
noon. They also will have a tea
Sunday afternoon, May 5.
Members of the Junior League
will be hostesses for Wednesday
afternoon, May II, and the Caro-
line Scott Harrison chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, will
sponsor the afternoon of Thursday,
May II.
Artists to Talk
Mrs. Robert Winslow and Mrs.
Louise Haerle are chairmen of the
hostess committee for the Junior
League. Mrs. Herman Leetch is
chairman for the American Legion,
The Kiwanis Club will sponsor
Wednesday evening, May 4.
The committee for the Kiwanis
Club is Jack Rhodes, chairman;
Glenn Friermood, Robert F. Dag
gett, Henry I. Raymond, Charles T.
Bretzman and Louis Borinstein.
The Indiana Artists Club will act
as hosts Monday night, May 2, and
members of the art departments of
the city high schools Tuesday eve
ming, May 3.
Each afternoon and evening a
well-known Indiana artist will give
a gallery talk.
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MRS. JOHN WILSON
GUEST AT PARTY

Mrs. Joseph E. Buck. entertained
Saturday night at her home, 60l2
Carrollton avenue, in honor of Mrs.
John c. Wilson, who was Miss Ruth
E. Thomas, daughter Of Mrs. Har-
vey Thomas before her marriage
April 2. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are
at home at 5627 Jufian avenue.
Mrs. Wilson was given gift OF
silver. Silver and white decorations
we're used. Guests were:
Misses Josephine Breen. Helen Richard
son. Doris McCammon. Ruth Fowler. Ger
trude Brown, katherine Elberg. Miriam
Atkinson. Marie Peters and Mary Elizabeth
sweard and Mesdames James Richardson
Ted Kuhns. Vera Pate. Norris Talley. John
Lau and Lawrence Schaffer-
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VOLLMER
IS SHOWER GUEST

Personal shower and bridge party
was given for Miss Elizabeth Voll-
mer Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Ruth Mather. Miss Voll-
mer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry j. Vcllmer, SO North Tacoma
avenue, will become the bride of
John r. O'Harrow May 3. Guests
included:
Mesdames Robert F. vollmer T. Kreigh
Miles, Lee Rawlings. James E. Durham,
Ralph Lands and Randall White and the
Misses Pauline Ballinger. Leila Petrie. Ruth
Kilie. Marjorie Beverly. Ethel Heiper.
Elizabeth Hillver. -fssce Young. Leoia who'd.
Pauline Eckert and Mary Helen Mathef.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Sequartz
and daughters, Rosemary and Flor
ence. 1894 North Pennsylvania
street, are visiting in New York
and Washington.
Mrs William r; Scarf, 800 East
Forty-ninth street, and Mrs. Law
renee E. Penrose, 4710 Kenwood
avenue. will return this week from
Hollywood Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix NJ. WcWhirter,
5241 North Meridian street, have
motored to White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va, for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kauf-
man, West Fifty-sixth street, are
visiting in Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brinkley, 49O1
Washington boulevard, are in San
Francisco, CAL.
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Mrs. Jay Walter Winget, 50O5
Park avenue, was hostess at a
bridge tea Saturday at her home.
The tea table was arranged with
sweet peas and taperS in pastel
shades.
Guests were Mesdames Armin
Ortel of Cumberland, Frank Owens
of Plainfield, Edwin G. Plum, Guy
A. Boyle, James B. Scott, Roberts
H. George, Paul Cooper, Robert
Roach, Charles Wintergerst, VIII
liam Klingensmith and James Ken
nington and the Misses Dorothy
Behler, Winifred. and Mary Ken
nington and Helen Stevenson.
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ZOnta Club to
Celebrate It's
Third Birthday

Zonta Club will celebrate it's third
anniversary with a dinner Tuesday
night at the Columbia Club. Miss
Lillian Chandler, London, England.
exchange teacher at the Washing
ton high school, will speak on
Home Life of England
The program also will include a
group of Scotch folk songs by Peter
M. Grant, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Allen, and a talk by Profess
sor Irving T. Shultz of Butler uni
versity.
The committee in charge OF ar
rangements is composed Of G5is-ss
Leah Spence, Eva Jane LEVY,
Elizabeth Betcher and Mrs Villa
Proctor. Mrs. Eleanor Saunders Is
in charge of the program.
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Frances Krieg
Is HOnOred at
Dinner Party

one Of the seasons parties honor
ing spring brides was given Satur-
day at the Marott hotel by Mrs
Phillip A. Derham for Miss Frances
Krieg, whose. marriage to Or. Paul
Conley Furgason will take place
May II,
Tables were decorated with spring
flowers in pastel shades with pink
and blue predominating. Places of
the guests were marked with
corsages of pink and white sweet
peas, pink roses and blue forget-me-
nots. Following luncheon bridge
was played.
Guests included Mesdames Felix
Krieg, the bride-elect's mother,
Walter j. Stuhldreher, John j.
Darmody, William J. Mooney Jr.,
William Freaney, Maurice McNulty
and the Misses Eileen O'Connor,
Helen Barrett, Mary Katherine
Coulter and Helen Carroll.
Mrs. Stuhldreher will entertain
Tuesday at luncheon bridge at
Woodstock country club.
Miss Krieg's attendant at the
wedding to take place at ST. Joan
of Arc church will be Mrs. Stuhl-
dreher. Philip A. Derham will be
best man and the ushers will be
Mr.. Stuhldreher and Don H. Wright
of Paris, Ill.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Felix j. Krieg, will give wedding
breakfast at the Highland Golf and
Country Club for the bridal party
and immediate families following
the wedding.
Additional parties announced are
to be luncheon bridge May 2 in
the Columbia Club by Mrs. Russell
Pierson and a luncheon bridge May
4 by the Misses Ruth and Helen
Sheerin at their home, 10 East
Thirty street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-25
CHIC DRESS FOR CHILD

CHIC lJRESS FUN CHILD
Who wouldn't be won over instant
ly by its charm and sophistication?
1t just is the last word in chic as
its originator fashioned of marine
blue crepe silk with lace trim It's
splendid dress for simpler best"
For party wear. this cute model
can be delightfully."- carried out in
crepe de chine; she'll love it if you
choose the lyonnaise- pink shade
Finish the round neck and sleeves
with frill of pleated chiffon that
tones with the silk The pleating
can be bought already at any Of the
trimming counters.
Style No. 879 is designed in sizes
8, 10, II and IA years. Size 10 re-
quires 2A yards of 39-inch material
with Is yards of lace.
Dimities, batiste prints and dotted
Swiss are lovely for warm days that
soon will be here.
Order our new Fashion Maya
zine, to show you the way in de-
sign. colors, etc.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin tcoin is preferred)
Wrap coin carefully.
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STUDENT AID FUND Is
FR0LIC BENEFICIARY

Proceeds from the Shortridge
rent-Teacher Association frolic,
held Saturday night in the Manu-
facturers' building of the state fair
ground, will go to the student aid
fund at Shortridge, and to buy new
uniforms for the high school band.
Three thousand people were pres
ent at the frolic, entertainment for
which was provided by cards and
dancing. Decorations used for the
recent home show were used. Music
was provided by two orchestfas. the
Pagans and the Royal Syncopators.
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GENEVA JARRETT
HONORED AT FETE

Miss Geneva Parrett. whose mar
riage to Claude Ware will take place
Saturday, May Z, was honor guest
at a shower and bridge party on
Saturday at the home of Miss Pau
line Stanton, 1854 Broadway. Miss
Parrett is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parrett of Covington.
Bridal colors of rose and green
we're used in the appointments.
The serving table was arranged with
a crystal service. Mrs. r. 3. Will
kins of Lafayette was an out-of-
town guest.
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Women at
Vote League
Convention

% 2 NtftA AFf9o
DETROIT, April 25.-A conven-
ton Of outstanding interest in po-
litical, education, and public welfare
circles opened today--the tenth
convention Of the National League
Of Women Voters. which will con-
tinue until Friday.
Miss Belle Sherwin, president,
and the members Of the board Of
directors have been engaged in pre-
liminary meetings here since Thurs
day. Miss Sherwin will preside
Planned with an eye for economy
and with the desire to "ft the needs
Of the times" the meeting will be
A working convention in every sense
Of the word.
Discarding all frills, the delegates
will settle down to a consideration
OF problems of particular concern
during these days Of economic I'M
certainty, and to the responsibility
OF the woman voter in solving them.
Such subjects as unemployment
insurance, employment services, the
economic crisis and labor legisla-
ton for women, the married woman
worker, taxation in cities and coun-
ties, disarmament and the Sino-
Japanese situation will be discussed
the first two days in a series of
committee conferences sometimes
known as the little convention"
Among the speakers are John B.
Andrews, secretary American Asso-
citation for Labor Legislation; DR..
Mollie Ray Carroll of the Univer-
sity Of Chicago; Or. Edward c. Ell
lott, president of Purdue univer-
sity; Courtenay Dinwiddie, general
secretary Of National Child We'll
fare committee; DR.. Jesse S. Reeves,
of University Of Michigan; Louis
Brownlow, director of public adj
ministration clearing house in Chi
cago, and James G. Mcdonald,
chairman Foreign Policy Associa-
ton.
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SHEARER- HUFFMAN
RITES SOLEMNIZED

Miss MAIZE! c. Huffman, daugh-
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huffman,
East Twenty-first street, became
the bride of N irion Shearer Sat-
urday at the home of the Rev. j. j.
Collins, former pastor of the Old
Bethel M. E. church.
Mr.. Shearer is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Shearer and attended
the University of Kentucky.