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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12

Miss Eunice DlsseIue is vice
president of the Tudor Hall
Alumnae Association, presenting
Rupert Hughes in lecture, BE
hind the Scenes in Hollywood"
next Saturday night at Caleb
Mills hall.
Mrs. r. o. McAlexander is the
newly elected president of the
Woman's Department Club. Sue
ceeding Mrs. Everett Schof1eld.
she will take Office after the an
nual meeting in May.
Mrs. G. c. Trueblood, BIT East
Maple Road, has been in charge
of publicity for the Omicron Pi
state day today.
Miss Mary Virginia Clark has
arranged the stunt being pre-
sented today by Butler university
chapter of Delta Gamma at the
sorority's state day observance.
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H0SteSSeS Named

March hoStesses of Mary Conkle
circle of Third Christian church will
entertain the members at 1890
luncheon Tuesday in the church
parlors. Decorations and the pro-
gram will be in keeping with st.
Patrick'S day.
Mrs. E. w. Sweeney will give a
group of dialect songs and Miss
Gwendolyn Schort will read. De-
votions will be led by Mrs. R. D.
Barnes.
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Soprano Will
Appear With
Marott Trio

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, soprano,
will appear Sunday night on the
program of the Marott trio in the
ballroom of the hotel. Mrs. Harold
Sweeney will be accompanist. The
program is as follows:
Trio-First Movement from "Dumky'
Irlo Observation-Disclosures. .DVQrak
Voice
Yesterday and Today ........ .Spross
Songs MY Mother Taught Me-. Dvorak
Morning" Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
Mrs. Hunter.
Cello umoresdue' ............. Dvorak
Consuelo Couchman.
Voice
Down In The Forest" 5000 Ronald
'Lo A Messenger ............. La Forge
Mrs. Hunter.
Violin-"Negro Spiritual Melody"
Maud Custer. - - - ''''
-Three-Minute Intermission-
Voice
"9Pink, to Me, only with fhIne s0 =,
ct Love Life ............. .Mana-zucca
Mrs. Hunter.
Finale-"Chal Romano" (Gypsy LAD
Trio.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB IN
PARTY WEDNESDAY

Indiana Woman'S Republican
Club will entertain with st. Pat
tricks day luncheon and card party
Wednesday at the Food Craft Shop.
Miss Adele Stork, chairman of the
ways and means committee, and
Mrs. Willard D. Armitage, vice
chairman, are directing arrange
ments. They are being assisted by:
Mesdames Noel Neal. Noblesville; Dor
othy Bonham. Elwood; Clarence Martin
Gaylord Morton. Walter Pritchard Robert
Bryson, Sam Fletcher. Bernard johnson,
Nellie M. Hobbs Florence Thacker. Misses
TeSSSa levy
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ANNUAL DANCE IS
PLANNED BY BETAS

Undergraduate members of Beta
Theta Pi active chapters at Indiana.
Purdue, De Paw universities, and
Wabash and Hanover colleges, will
attend the fraternity'S state dance
next Saturday night at the Column
bia club.
officers of the Indianapolis Alum
nj Association, sponsoring the dance,
are DR.. Byron K. Rust, president:
Albert o. De LuSe, vice-president,
and Kelvin d. Brosnan. secretary
treasurer.
Brosnan has been in charge of ar
rangementS, assisted by Vincent
Ryde, George Denny Jr., Joseph Nc
Duffee Jr., Evans Cochran, and
Richard Bunch.
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Little ChoraIe Club to Hold
TayOutS for Musical Comedy

Little Chorale Club will meet in
Cropsey auditorium of the Central
public library at Monday night
for try-outs for pickles" a three
act musical comedy, to be presented
this spring at local theater.
Selection Of principals will be
made within a few weeks and appli-
cations for membership will be
accepted at the Monday night meet
ingS.
The Little Choral Club, an indie
pendent organization, was organized
two years ago under leadership of
Mrs. 0. Z. Rundell, and has a roster
Of sixty members. Frederick Sa-
bins, formerly of Louisville, is direc-
tor, and 1882 officers are Kenneth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12

Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority Of
the Butler college Of education, will
entertain with a birthday tea from
8 to Sunday afternoon at the
home of an alumna member, Mrs.
Catherine Carson Jones, 2539
Broadway.
A musical program will be pre-
scented during the afternoon by Miss
Angelina Shaneff, vfbliniSt, accom-
panied by Miss Estelle Williamson
and Miss Hildred Trueblood. soloist.
In the receiving line will be:
Mrs. Garry Winders and Mrs Ruth q.
Benedict, patronesses; Miss Helen Eghert,
active chapter president; Misc Hazel G.
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MONDAY CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS

Monday Club will meet at the
D. A. R. chapter house for its reg
ular business session, to be followed
by election of officers.
The afternoon program will in
clude a group of spring songs by
Mrs. F. w. Schulmeyer, accompa-
MED by Mrs Barton Johnson.
Anagnous and Lampas chapters of
Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority will
be guests of the club. Hostesses
include Mesdames Clarence J.
Finch, M. D. Didway and Charles
Augestein.
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MRS. ENGEL WILL
FETE ALUMNAE

Mrs. H. G. Engel will be hostess
to the indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation of Kappa Delta Monday
night at her home, $50 East Fifty
fourth street. Mrs. w. r. Russell
will preside.
Details of the annual state lunch
con April 16 at the Claypool will be
reported by Miss Olive j. Hoffman,
chairman. Her committee includes
Misses Ruby Hamilton, Christiana
Lohrmann, Helen Lille, Marjorie
Alexander and Dorothy Butz.
Miss Hamilton, president of In
dianapolis Panhellenic Association,
will give report from that organ
ization.
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Miss Shea Hostess

Miss Rosemary Shea, SOB North
Rural street, will entertain members
of the Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma
Delta sorority, at 8 Monday night at
her home. At servingitime. appoint
ments will be in st. Patwck'S day
motif.
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SOrOritu to Gather

Kappa chapter of Pi Omicron So
rority will meet at 7 Monday at the
Washington. Miss Charlotte Wise
will discuss Lord Nelson and Lady
Hamilton and Mrs. Josephine Ram
sey Murphy will speak on elizabeth
and Her Lovers" Miss Flora Drake
is program director.
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Plan Anniversary Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wake
land returned today from Florida.
They will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at a reception
to be given in their honor Sunday,
by their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mill
holland and Mr.. Millhonand. at
their home. 5736 North New Jersey
street. There are no invitations.
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Former CervuS
Club Members
Will Be Feted

Cervus club will entertain with a
homecoming and card party at 2
Monday at the Antlers. Guests will
be ex-members, and those who are
eligible for membership.
Members of the board of directors
will be in the receiving line. They
are:
Mesdames Otis McCracken. Martin Col
Inns Harry Wiebke. j. c. Ricter, Timothy
P. Sexton. j. E. Miller, Eugene Blackburn.
H. c.. Sargent. J. G. Austermiller, Max
Patton. Mort Nichols. E. T. Lawrence:
Louis Goldsmith. c. G. Neereman and
Fred Wagner.
Mrs. Charles Austermiller is in
charge of arrangements, assisted by
Mesdames r. H. Mettler, L. E. WeiS-
man, Nichols, E. E. McFarren, Rex
MoonShower and w. H. Forshee.
The board will hold meeting at
i preceding the party, in the Aud
Lang Syne room.
Sorority to Gather
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Democrats TO Meet

Third Ward Women's Democratic
Club win meet at 8 Monday night
at the home of Mrs. John Donneley,
1924 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Julia Landers viii speak on
Women in Politics"
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Phi Siqmds to Meet

Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta
sorority, will hold business meet
ing Monday night at the home of
Miss Betty zintel, 4125 Otterbein
street. Officers will be installed.
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S0roritg to Meet

Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta
sorority, viii meet Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Mia Kehn, 1910
North New Jersey street.
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d. A. r. Picnic Planned

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, will have an indoor picnic at
1890 Thursday, preceding a busi-
ness meeting at the chapter house.
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Indiana university present were;

Misses Rosemary Kelley. Marjorie Reeves.
Martha Belle Steppe Helen Louise Hamil-
katherine Starmer. Betty jenkins Ruth
Evelyn Royster. Martha Gonnerman. Doris
Bruce. Marion Bruce. Sara Curtis Williams
Mary Francis Clements. Dorothy Shacklett
Shirley HAYES, virginia Feltus Dorothy
Bishop Van Meter. Marjorie Horn Eldena
Burkhart. Ruth La Monte. Dolores Karn,
MARGARET Sutphin. Marion Bonath. Eliza
ginia Leverlng and Kate Harris
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Anniversary
Is Observed
by Sorority

Annual state luncheon Of the
Delta Gamma sorority was held to-
day at the Columbia Club. The
speakers table was decorated with
a center plateau of spring flowers,
in bronze, pink, and blue, the So
rority colors. Baskets filed with the
flowers stood at each end OF the
table.
Guests were seated at tables for
eight, each decorated with a floral
centerpiece, with each place marked
by corsages of pink and blue sweet
peas and TaliSman roses, tied with
bronze ribbon.
Seated at the speakers table were:
Mrs. Frank Churchman. president OF the
Indianapolis Alumnae: Mrs. Frank Wood
ard. BLOOMINGTON Alumnae president. Mrs.
Florence Reddick Bows. state probation Of
ficer: Mrs. Edna NJ. Christian social d.
Rowland member of national finance COM
Dorothy Ann Brandt. Indiana UNIVERSITY
chapter president. and Geraldine Carver.
incoming Butler president.
Miss Weintz HonOred
Miss Weintz was the guest Of
honor. Mrs. Churchman gave the
welcoming address, which was fol-
lowed by a candlelight service in
honor of the sorority'S three found
ers. This was conducted by Miss
Edith Brown, Indiana university,
and Miss Mary Grace. Majonnier of
Butler.
Misses Dorothy Ann Brandt, In
diana, and Ruth Pahud, Butler.
reported on chapter activities. and
new chapter presidents were intro
INiuced. They will be delegates to
the national convention to be held
in Victoria, B. c.. Canada, in June.
Stunts by the chapters completed
the program.
The committee in charge of the
luncheon was:
Mrs. Paul D: Gayman. general chair
man; Miss Edna Rowland. reservations
Mrs. George Brown. luncheon; Mrs. Marx
Hamer, entertainment, assisted by Misses
Rosemary Kelly and Mary Virginia Clark:
Mrs. David Liggett. dance chairman; Mrs.
p. Q. Rub. arrangements, and Miss
Marthalee McCresry. publicity.
Formal Dance Tonight
The days activities will close with
a formal dance tonight in the main
dining room at the Columbia Club.
Music will be provided by Connie
and his orchestra.
Those attending from Alpha Tau
chapter at Butler were:
Misses Betty Akin. Jane Ale. Wilma
Aulenbacher. Helen Baker, Katherine
Beaulieu, Mary Blavelt. Geraldine Carver,
Helen Chapman. Mary Virginia Clark.
Mary Eleanor Cook, Dorothy Dauner, Mary
Helen Huntington. Margaret Ensley, Jane
Fisher. Jane CARRIER. Virginia Carr. Jean
Goldlng, Helen Hicks. Florence Henshaw,
Winifred Holmes. Maxine Ingram Vera
kunSe. Margaret Mattingly. Bernice Null.
Ruth Mauzy, Elizabeth Ann Nichols. Mary
Newly, Virginia Plock. Phyllis Sharp. Alice
crime Tinsley. Mary Catherine Wale and
Mary Walden.
indianapolis Alumnae present
we're:
Mesdames Rex Boyd. George o. Browne,
M. r. Clarke, j. T. Davis. P. D. Gayman,
Mark Hamer, Dwight Peterson, Blanche
Rawlings: c; A. Rudy. Dudley Smith,
Epler. n; Fenzel Howard. John N. Kis-
P. Mathews. Clifford S. Miller. Gerald
Redding. Ted Rhodes. James A. Young,
Barrett Woodsmall. Misses Dorothy Hell
mer, Eleanor Munro. Edna Rowland, Rosa
lind Emrick and Edith Curtis.
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Art Section to Meet

Art section of the same group will
open Thursday with meeting at
$3.50 at John Heron Art institute
Miss Blanche Stillson of the insti-
tute will speak on the twenty-fifth
annual exhibit of the work of In
diana artists and craftsmen. Tea
will follow the program.
Subsequent meetings of this group
will be held at 10 each Friday morn
ing at the institute. Mrs. Walter
P. Morton is group chairman, and is
in charge of reservations. These
may be made for either the entire
group Of ten meetings, or for single
lectures, and are open to non-mem-
bers.
French Conversation study group
meets at 1920 each Monday at the
home of Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, STAT
Kenwood avenue. The group will
welcome any persons interested in
its study. Mrs w. l.. Richardson is
chairman, and receives reservations.
Conference Is Scheduled
The A. A. U. w. is employing
various means to raise money for
its fellowship fund. The schedule
includes a sale of paper ware in the
near future, and a bridge party tc
be held at Highland Golf and Coun-
try Club the first week in May.
Mrs. A. H. Hinkle is chairman of
the party. Members interested in
playing bridge for benefit Of the
fund may notify Mrs. j. M Will
liams, in charge of the project. The
regular bridge sections are also con-
tributing to the fund, in charge of
Mrs. j. H. Hewitt.
The biennial section conference of
the A. A. u w. will be held at the
Oliver hotel in South Bend, April
and 8. Members wishing to attend
are to notify Mrs. Todd or Mrs. Paul
E. Tombaugh, president. The tri-
ennial conference of the Interna-
tional Federation of University
Women will be held in Edinburgh,
July q to Aug. 4.
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WOMEN'S FACULTY
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

Women's Faculty Club of Butler
university will entertain the entire
faculty at a meeting at 8 Wednes-
day night in the wonlan'S recreation
room in Jordan hall. The Rev.
George A. Frantz of the First Pres
byterian church will speak on This
World Of Ours" Hostesses will De:
Mesdames John S. Harrison, Ray G.
Friesner. Dean Walker Thor Wesenberg.
George Leonard. T. A. Travis. Misses Flor
ence Morrison, Faye Cantran, Allena
Grafton and Sarah Cotton.
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Mrs. Gaylord S. Morton will be
hostess for the Columbia Clubs
st. Patrick's day bridge party,
Wednesday, Her assistants will
include:
MeSdames Byron Huff, Martins
vile; Frank r. Martin, Bedford
Twin Morgan, Austin; E. G. Toner,
Anderson; Martin L. Rooms, New
castle; Ray Macy, Clarence r.
Martin, Lawrence F. Orr, Chester
Loughry, Albert S. Buchanan,
Walter Krull. M. H. Fuller, John
R. Emison, j. D. Thacker, B. G..
Halstead and Miss Dorothy Cum
ningham.
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Hostess to Chapter

IIVoOCOO % OIVC1PVOI
Miss Mary Martha Fogarty, as
sisted by Miss Dona Dudley, will en-
chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority,
Sunday afternoon at her home, 1888
Pleasant street.
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Many AIumnae Attend

AIumnae attending from out OF
town were:
Mrs. George Reed. Bloomington: Mrs.
Lothaire Ritter. Hagerstown; Mrs Robert
Maxam, Princeton; Misses Katherine Well
man, Evansville; Nedra Hidebrand,
Topeka. Kan: Mildred Dirks. Mount Ver-
nom Dorothy Morris Somerset; Dorothy
Porter. Logansport: Jeanne Wilson. Hunt
ington. and Amy Beatty. Charlottesville.
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Teacher of
England Will
Be Speaker

Miss Lillian Chandler, London,
England, who is in Indianapolis as
an exchange teacher at Washington
high school, will speak at the gen.
eral meeting to be held by the
American Association of University
Women, Tuesday night, in the Hun
ters' lodge at the Marott. Dinner
will be served at $50.
Hostesses will be members of the
International Relations Study
Group. with Mrs. Arthur Focke as
chairman; and members of the as
ISOLATION who are graduates of In
diana colleges other than Indiana
and Purdue.
Members may invite guests. Res
ervations are in charge of Mrs.
Carroll Skaar.
Music section of the Fine Arts
study group will continue its study
Of symphonies at 10 Friday morning
at the home of Mrs. T. Victor
Keene, 1909 North New Jersey
street
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Formal Dance Tonight

Mesdames Rex Boyd. George o. Browne,
M. r. Clarke, j. T. Davis, P. d. Gayman,
Mark Hamer. Dwight Peterson, Blanche
Rawlings: G, A. Rudy, Dudley Smith,
Epler. N; Fenzel Howard. John N. Kis-
singer, G.. H. Morrison. Guy Morrison, S.
P. Mathews. Clifford S. Miller, Gerald
Redding. Ted Rhodes James A. Young,
Barrett Woodsmall Misses Dorothy Hell
mer, Eleanor Munro. Edna Nowlano, Rosa
lind Emrick and Edith Curtis
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
ATRPLANE HELD
ATCABORCAB BY
MEXICAN ARMY

American Consul B. F. Yost of
Nogafes, Sonora, has been asked to
intercede in behalf of Karl H. Kali
berer and Lewis Mercado, whose
arplane, a Ryan Broughman, has
been held for the past ten days at
Caborca, Sonora, by Mexican mill
tary authorities.
Kalberer and Mercado started out
on an airplane flight from Phoenix
to Kino Bay and are said to have
been fined $500 for failure to COM
ply with regulation3 covering adj
mission of ai1planes to Mexico.
They are apparently unable to
pay the fine. They were in No
gales, Sonora, yesterday calling on
the American Consul and said they
would return to Carborca to guard
their plane from possible damage.
Kalberer is a son of a retired cap
tain in the United States Army.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
Washington Birth
Will Be Observed
At Local Church

The 2C0th Anniversary OF the birth
c.e George Washington VIII be OBJ
s,cryed with appropriate services at
ST. Andrews Epi1cop2l church to-
morrow morning. Episcopal church.
e.; al over America will join in the
memorial by special request Of the
church authorizes.
George Washington was an active
conmunicant and vestryman of an
Episcopal church in Alexandria,
Virginia, which still stands, and his
devotion to religious as well as polit-
ical affairs was distinguishing
mark of his character.
The memorial service in ST. An
drew's church will take the form OF
special prayers, music, and an ad-
dress by the rector.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
HOLIDAY RATE
OF CENT A MILE

Travel for 1882 throughout all
parts of the West will e~given early
stimulus over the forthcoming week.
end with the. establishment of
Southern Pacific Company's cent-a-
mile roundtrip transportation fares
for the Washington's Birthday per
iod, according to declarations yes
terday by P. E. Baffert, local agent
for the railroad.
In anticipation of tremendously
heavy travel over the holiday, Baf-
fert said, the company has COM
pleted preparations FOR expeditions
handling of the crowds. Under plans
for the excursions as announced
last week, trips may be started
February 10 to %, inclusive, with
final return limit OF March l.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
Auxiliary Dance
Be Held Ton;ight

Tickets for the American Legion
Auxiliary dance to be held at Case
Anna Maria tonight have been on
sale during the past week and many
have been sold for the occasion.
a large crowd is expected to at
tend this dance and the very p-St
music available has been obtained
a small adr1ic ion price Of fifty
cents per person will be charged.
The popular local orchestra, Pei
tiers music mixers, will be on hand
to furnish plenty of good music.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
GOV. ROLF OF
CALIFORNIA
VISITS NOGALES

California's handsome governor
James Rolf, Jr., former mayor OF
San Francisco for many years, ar
rived in Nogales at 1910 O'Clock
last evening, spent few hours here
and returned to Tucson where he
will attend the rodeo opening to-
day.
The distinguished Californian
was accompanied to the border by
a party of friends, including E. B.
Gilmore of Los Angeles, president
of the Gilmore Oil Company; John
Reilly and Max Pooler, both OF
Tucson.
They were met at the Nogales
city hall by q reception committee
OF prominent 'per!ons, including o.
A. Smith, representing Mayor Har-
ry j. Karns who is i'll; Collector of
Customs James Mcdonald; City
Treasurer Phil Herold; American
Consul B. F. Yost of Nogales,
Sonora, City Alderman John Phil
lips, Mexican Consul Palacios Roji
of Nogales, Arizona, CITY Alderman
Robert S. Burns, Mayor Eduardo
Soto of Nogale1, Sonora, Former
Mayor A. S. Villasenor of Nogales,
Sonora, and G.. r. Michaels, secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce.
"I have been invited by the gov
ernor of Arizona to attend the Tue
son rodeo and that is why am in
Arizona, said Gov. Rolf.
The California executive reached
Tucson by airplane from California
at 7 o'clock last evening.
Nogales international., 1932-02-20

1t IS probable that practically AL
# the $4,000 churches will hold
special services honoring the First
President on this day.
A folk-masque written especially
for the United States George Wash
ington Bicentennial Commission by
Percy Mackaye will be presented
at Con.t,tution Hall, Washington,
D. c., on the evening of February 2l.
This masque is being produces u1t-
der the auspices of the United
States George Washington Bicen .
tennial Commission and the Dis
trict of Columbia George Washing
ton B.centennial Commission.
The ma que is entitled Wake
Nogales international., 1932-02-20
VAUGHAN TELLS
OF WASHINGTON
AT ROTARY MEET

The great Guccess that George
Washington made in life was due
largely to the fact that he had a
good mother, according to Rev.
Father Joseph A. Vaughan of Bro
ply College, Phoenix, who was the
principal fpeaker at yesterdays Ro-
tary Club luncheon at the Cavern
Cafe.
Vaughan, WHO is conducting SER
vices at Sacred Heart church, is
a very able orator and his address
was che of the best ever delivered
before local Rotarians.
He came to the Rotary luncheon
with Henry Preciado, manager of
the Fox Nogales Theater, who, 20
years ago, was a student of Vaughan
at Santa Clara University.
Father Vaughan, speaking on
George Washington, brought out
the fact that schools cannot do all
the work necessary to bring up
young people in the right manner
''They need the cooperation of both
fathers and mothers in the homes, /,
he said.
Warrington, all through his life,
was subject to criticism but that
didn't stop him. He was a man Of
dignity. He was not a talker but
was a thinker, said Vaughan.
The speaker also stra sed the
fact that the trainers of the Am
erican Constitution. put the, name
Of God in the first line of that
document and that the spirit of
dlety prevailed among all its signers.
Among guests at yesterdays lrn-
cheon we're Henry Preciado, j. T.
Whitlaw Of Los Angeles, Hugo Mil
ler and Mess1.5. Watson of San
Francisco and Riley of Nogales.
American Consul B. F. Yost of
Nogales, Sonora, was inducted into
the club as a new member by At
torney M. c. Little, Sr. Much to the
regret of the Rotarians, w. G. Wine
gar presented his resignation as q
member of the club.