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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-01
Indiana Council of G. O. p.
Women ,C0nUeneS Wednesday,

Opening session of the state con-
vention of the Indiana Council of
Republican Women, to be held
Wednesday at the Columbia Club,
will be held at 10, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Frank j. Lair, presiding.
The program will include greet
ings by Mrs. Louis R. Markun, act
ing chairman of the Marion County
Council of Republican Women, and
a response by Mrs. Robert A. Den
mis-, vice-president of the state
council and chairman of hostesses
Of the convention.
The presidents message will be
given by Mrs. Lard, with Mrs. T. j.
LOuden, Bloomington, second vice
president, presiding,
Mrs. L. Preston Highley, music
chairman, will direct community
singing. A school of politics will
be conducted by Mrs. Louden; Mrs.
Bertha A. Zimmerman, Terre Haute,
and Mrs. zeola Heraty Misoner,
Michigan City.
Luncheon will be served at u.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, state
council chaplain, will give the in
vocation.
The afternoon program will begin
at l. Allan Fletcher. Markun will
give a reading, THE Future Voters
of America" and Mrs. H. B. Nc
Clanahan will sing. All state and
county candidates present will be
introduced. Miss Clara Chapman
Gilbert will give a current events
talk, "Our World of Today"
A quartet from the Memories"
ensemble, composed of Mrs. Hazel
Sylvia Hill Mrs. Richard Fielding,
Mrs. George Beigler and Mrs. L.
Preston Highley, accompanied by
Mrs. Eva Fleming, will sing south
ern melodies
Mrs. Christene Bradley South,
who will speak, is a Kentuckian by
birth and is the daughter of Senator
William o. Bradley, who was the first
Republican governor of Kentucky.
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Mrs. Herbert WoOllen, chairman OF
the membership drive of the Indi-
ana State Symphony Society, has
announced teams and captains for
the campaign which will open
Monday. The assignments follow:
Team No. Miss Gladys Alwes captain;
Misses Eleanor Atkinson. Helen Shepard
Mesdames Ruth Benedict. Glenn Friermooo.
Mr.. Ernest Heberlin, Mr.. J. B. Ryde.
Team No. Mrs. George Bailey. cap
tain: Miss julia Brink. and Mesdames- H.
ris. J. Mcdowell.
Team No. 3-Mrs. Isaac Born. captain;
Mesdames Charles Efroymson I. G. Kahn.
victor Goldberg, Jack Goddard. William
and Miss Gertrude Feibelman.
Team No. Mrs. Wendell Coler. cap
tain: and Mesdames Russ Byers. Ray
mond Gill, Stuart Greene, Jean McCor-
mick. Walter Tony. Harold Walton.
Team No. 5-Mrs. Glare Cox. captain
and Mise Bernice Church. Eugenia Magid-
son and Ruth Van Meter, and Mesdames
Ovid Dunn, William Devin, e. G. Johnson
and Ruick
Team No 6-Albert Deluse. captain;
Misses Katherine Brown. Elizabeth Carter
and NJ. NJ. Rhodes and Mrs Kurt Painter,
Kothe William Mothershead and Perry
Team No. Miss sara Ewing. captain.
Team No S-Miss Olive Faulkner. cap
tain; Misses Helen Hittle and Mable Muir
rer.
Team No. e-Mrs. Henley Holiday. cap
tain; and Mesdames Meredith Nicholson
", Charles Il. Bradley. Austin Brown,
Jesse less. FLETCHER W: G Griffith. Fred HoI-
Wilson and Messrs. Parsey Pfaf. Con-
rad Ruckelshaus.
Team No. 10-Miss Hollingsworth. cap
tain.
Team No. 11-Miss Grace Hutchings, cap
tain.
Team No. 12-Miss Lorle Krun captain.
Team No. 14-IrS. Carl Lieber Jr.. cap
tain; Mr. Herman Arndt. Mrs. Lorinda
Cottingham Howell. Mrs. Frank Eden
Ter. Miss Martha Rundell. Mr.. John
Schumacher. Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Team No 15-Paul Matthews. captain;
CLARENCE Ebert. c; L. Heath and Misses
and DR.. William N. WiShard.
Team No. 16-Mrs Robert Milliken. cap
tain; Mesdames William Ray Adams.
George Denny Sr.. T. A. Gillian, George
Home Addison Parry; Ernest Rq4Pel, James
Hodges and Elizabeth Watson.
Team No. 17-Mrs. Edward NorvelI cap
tain; Misses Betsy Byram, Betty Burns,
Hyde, Dorothy Johnston and sibyl Stat
ford.
Team No. 1s-Miss Elizabeth ohr, cap
tain.
Team No. 1s-Mrs. Henry schurmann,
captain.
Team No. 2O-william Schumacher,
captain.
Team No. 21-Mrs. Louis Thomas. cap
tain; Mesdames Frank Ball Jr, Willis Con
ner Jr:. Herbert Bacon, Everett McGrif.
A. F. Head and Howard Koch
Team No, 22-Mrs Robert Winslow. cap
tain; Mesdames Clifford Arrich. James
Collins. Miss Harriet Denny. Francis Dunn
WILLIAM Garstang, Theodore Griffith
Misses Isabel Guedelhoefer, Harriet Denny
Carolyn Richardson, and Mesdames Ed
ward Taggart.
Team No 23--Miss Dorothy Merrill
Tudor Hall, captain
Team No. 24-Mrs Charles Latham
special gifts team, captain, and Mesdame,
George Bailey, Robert Adams, Thomas H
Cox, Jack Goodman. Dorothy Goodrich
Elsa Haerle, Sylvester Johnson Lafayette
Page, Norman Perry Herman Wolf. Her
bert -Woollen and Messrs. Jacob Mueller
| and Leonard Strauss.
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North Capitol avenue, is state
ticket chairman for the meeting
of the Indiana council of Re-
publican women, to be held
Wednesday at the Columbia Club.
She also is a member of the board
o. directors of the Women's De-
partment Club.
Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel,
51O2 Washington boulevard, is
chairman of the Northumberland
department of the Woman'S De-
partment Club, which will enter
tain the general club at its first
meeting Wednesday. She will
preside.
Miss Alice Dickey, 1901 West
Morris street, is a member of the
committee in charge of the bene-
fit bridge party to be given this
month by the Indianapolis Alum
nae Association of Zeta Tau
Alpha -
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Miss Rosamond Van Camp is
chairman of the Children's the
ater at the Civic theater. She
has announced the signing of Miss
Muriel Brown of the Goodman
theater in Chicago to serve as
guest director for The Three
Musketeers," which will open at
the playhouse Saturday, Oct. Is.
Besides the customary matiness
for juvenile audiences, the chill
dren's theater also will present
The Three Musketeers" at three
evening performances for adults.
Miss Van Camp is a member of
the Junior League.
Mrs. Elsie Brubaker is assistant
chairman of the benefit card
party TO be given by the welfare
Club Friday, Oct. 7, at the Athe-
naeum.
Mrs. Lawrence F.. Orr, $3.50
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Betr0thed Couple Will Be
Guests at Dinner Party

Chicago and Mary Elizabeth Royse of
Terre Haute, and Messrs. Frederick Bax-
ter, Harry Sargent and Austin Bruce.
Miss Power and Miss Helen FoS-
ter entertained this afternoon at
Miss Powers home, 1920 Washing
ton boulevard with a kitchen
shower and bridge party. Miss VIM
fired Foster assisted.
The guests included:
Mrs. Fifer Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Godfrey,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Emory Baxter, Mrs.
Norman Baxter. Mrs Walter Hickman,
and Misses Martha Jane Baker, Frances
Height, Lucy Link, Marjorie Devaney,
Virginia Cochrane. Helen Hitz, Mary Belle
Long of Thorntown, Eleanor Peterson and
Sarah Crouch, both of Charlottesville, Miss
Royse, Miss Wurst, and Miss Fargo
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Garden section of the Womans
Department Club will meet at 1890
with MIS-. Willard N. Clute speak
ing, and at for a program
Mrs. James P. Darnall, 3410
Brookside parkway, north drive, will
be hostess for a meeting of the Ses-
anne Club when Mrs. Bert J. West
over will discuss The Lady of Co.
dey's." Responses will be "A Late
Book I Have Read"
Ladies night will be held by the
indianapolis Literary Club at the
D. A. R. chapter house. Charles P.
Emerson will discuss The Cultures
of the East and West"
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
will hold Presidents day at Two
Brooks estate with Mesdames Hay
den K. Rouse and Dewitt S. Nor
gan as hoStseses. Mrs. Archibald
M Hall will be the speaker.
"Thirties to the Numerologist'
will be the subject of Miss Mary M
Kautz in a talk before the Irving
ton Woman'S Club at its President S
day luncheon at Whispering Winds
Presidents day will be observed
by the New Era Club at the home
of Mrs. Fred Faulke, POSI- Ruckle
street. Mrs. w. L. TilSon is preSi-
dent. Mrs. Nellie Petri will assist
indianapolis Associate chapter OF
Kappa Kappa Kappa will meet with
Mrs. Henley T. Hotel, 1856 Broad
way. Assisting Mrs. Hotel will be
Mesdames Charles Federman anc
F. L. Zried.
TUESDAY
Guest day will be held by the
Women's Auxiliary to Railway Mai,
Association at the Woman's Depart
ment Club. M. E. Foley will be the
guest speaker.
Alpha Iota Latreian will meet
at the home of Mrs. Claud L. Sum
ner, 221 Hamton drive. Mrs
F. S. Taylor will assist. Following
the program, to be given by Richard
F. Mills, style show will be pre-
sented.
Mrs. Harry E. Jordan is chairman
Of the Presidents day luncheon tx
be held by the Irvingtdn Home
Study Club at at Whispering
Wids.
Mrs c. E. Terrell will be hostes:
for the Hoosier Tourist Club meet.
ing On the program will bt
Madison, the Switzerland of Amer.
ica," by Mrs. J. P. Asphalt; Hoo
sier Haunts Of Lincoln" Mrs. E. Il
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D, A, R, GROUP TO
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY

The birthday anniversary of Car
oline Scott Harrison, first president
general of the D. A. R., will be cele-
brated Wednesday at the opening
meeting Of the local chapter named
in her honor. The Honorable Will
liam Henry Harrison, her grandson,
will be the speaker at the celebra-
ton to be held at in the chapter
house.
Washington bicentennial music
will be presented by Raymond D
Jackson, bass, accompanied by
Dorothy Knight Greene.
Hostesses at the tea will be: Mrs
Ralph w. Showalter and Mrs
Harold r. Cunning, who will be as
sisted by Mesdames Cleon Nafe
William F. Kegley and E. l.
Shaver.
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TRI PSIS ARE TO
PLEDGE MOTHERS

Tri Psi sorority will hold pledge
services for women whose daughters
were recently pledged to the Butler
chapter of Delta Delta Delta, at a
luncheon meeting at 1890 Friday,
Oct. 7, at the Tri Delta house, 300
Hampton drive. Tri Psi is an or
ganibation of mothers Of Delta
Delta Deltas.
Mrs. J. w. Putnam will be the
guest Of honor. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Thomas A. Bowser, Flor
ence Harris, J. J. Marshall, c. P.
Ryan, D. o. Taylor and William F.
ENRICH
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SORORITY WILL
HOLD RUSH PARTY

First of a series of rush parties
to be given by Beta chapter, Delta
Sigma sorority, will be a slumber
party tonight at Robin Wood inn
A midnight lunch will be served to-
night with a breakfast Sunday
morning.
The chapter viii make plans for
other rush parties, a bridge tour
nament, and rummage sale to be
held soon at a meeting Monday
night at the home of Mrs Clifford
Hart, 524 South Central court.
There will be a picnic supper fol-
lowed by the business meeting at
7.3O
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baxter
will entertain with a dinner party
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
tonight for Mr.. Bakers sister, Miss
Delight Baxter, and Orien w. Fifer
Jr., whose marriage will take place
Oct Q.
Autumn flowers and colors will be
used in the appointments and deco
rations. The guests will include:
MI and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Mishawa-
kee, weekend guests of the BaXters;
Messrs. and MesdameS Emory Baxter, Paul
Fifer Herschel Davis, Lewis Hensley, Gull
yer Godfrey Misses Mary Jewell Fargo,
Marian Power. Dorothy Wurst of East
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INSTITUTION HEAD
TO Be SPEAKER

DR.. Mary Harris, superintendent
Of the Federal Industrial Institu-
ton for Women at Alderon, w. Va,
will be the speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the Altursa Club Friday
at the Columbia Club
She is in indianapolis to attend
the national meeting of the Ameri-
can Prison Association, Oct. 3 to T..
DR.. Harris is a member of the
board of directors for the associ-
alton, as well as chairman Of the
woman's committee, an auxiliary
organization. She will be intro
duced by Miss Mamie Bass, program
chairman.
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Plan DRAMATIC Recital

observation-disclosures department will
be hOsteSses to the general club at
its first meeting at 2 Wednesday.
Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel. de-
partment chairman, will preside,
and will introduce Mrs. Alice Bax-
ter Mitchell, who will give a dra-
matte recital Of Maxwell Andersons
Elizabeth, the Queen. ,"
Mrs. Marian Green will sing a
group Of old English songs, accom-
panied by Miss Francis Wishard.
Autumn flowers will be used to
decorate the auditorium and dining
room, where tea will be served fol-
lowing the program.
Mrs. A. NJ. ShouSe is chairman
Of arrangements. She will be as
sisted by:
Mesdames Earl Wayne Bott. z A.
Brown, Willard ". Clute, Edward Ferger,
Harold Ferguson, Harry L. Foreman.
Howard J. Lacy. Robert j. Malloch. Arthur
Mckinney and Frank Wampler.
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IS Dorothy Merrill,
Mothers to Be PZed0ed

Delta zeta Mothers Club of But
Ter university will honor pledge
mothers at a meeting to be held at
1880 Tuesday at the new chapter
house, 342 Berkeley road. A bridge
party will follow the luncheon and
business meeting.
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CONple to Be at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Louis Ste
venson will be at home at Craw-
louisville after Nov /. Mrs. Ste
venson formerly was Miss Majorie
Ann Lilly, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Lilly of this city.
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Department
Art Group
Will Meet

Art department Of the Woman's
Department Club will hold its open
ing meeting at ? Monday at the
clubhouse, 1902 North Meridian
street.
Miss Ida B. white will speak on
From Cleopatra to the Crinoine
Girl illustrating her talk with
figurines in period costumes.
Tea will be served following the
program. with the following men,
bers acting as hoSteSseS:
MesdameS E. A. Brown, chair
man; Louis A. Fleury, Isabel A.
Ferguson, E. A. Kelly, Elizabeth F.
King, Clarence c. Wysong, George
A. Bowen. w. A. Rowland, Roscoe
Leavitt, Jerome E. Holna. Charles
F. Remy, Oscar L. Watkins. Mer-
rift E. Woof and DR.. Mabel Bibler.
Exhibit Will Be Held
There Will be an exhibit of paint
ingS by L. o. Griffith, Nashville.
on display at the clubhouse during
October.
The annual art pilgrimage will be
a trip to Brown county Oct. Is,
which Will include visits to the
artists studios and luncheon at Abe
Martin lodge, Brown county state
park. Mrs. Alvin T. Coate is chair
man OF pilgrimageS. and Mrs. A. c.
Rasmussen is in charge Of reserva-
tons
Mrs. Paul T. Payne, chairman of
the art department, announces the
following program for the year, with
committees who will serve the de-
partment during the year:
Nov. Harold Stark, Aurora. Ill. viii
IeCtuTe on Steamboat Gothic
Dec o Art IN the Commonplace ex-
HVlng pictures given in costume. with
music. poetry and dance, by girls OF the
Young Womens Christian Association.
Jan. = An Afternoon With the Ar
TlStS, moving pictures by DR.. and Mrs.
Feb. 6-"The City Of the Sacred Weu''
Illustrated by Mrs. Glenn Diddel. with dis
play OF costumes leWelry and Curios.
Marcn Indiana artists exhibit at
John HERON Art institute, an address.
Pest. with tea and reception for artists.
arr ciubS OF indiana and guests
april 3-Garden section. The Art OF
A9rr60 s Irlg by Lawrence V. Sheridan.
Mrs H. b Burnet. 44l7 North Pennsyi-
Eanla street the first and third Wednes-
days, beginning in November.
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DIS general chairman. Following is
list of hostesses for each month:
October MMesdames Edward A. Brown,
CHAIRMAN; George A. Bowen Louis A.
elizabeth Fair King, Clarence c. Wvsong
". a.. Rowland, Roscoe Leavitt jerome
r. Holman. Charles F. Remy oscar T.
W,a2fiEIns' Merritt E. Woolf and DR.. Mabel
December -Mesdames William H. Kersb-
ner. chairman, Charles w. Field Oliver
n p, quo Frank M. Bush. James M DUNCAN,
". =. Mcguire, Elnora Stewart. L. S.
Graham NJ. R. Carver. William K. Bells.
w: S. Jensen, H L. Sinner and A. G.
January esdames Bert Gadd. chair
man; Earl Wayne Bott, Maurice Menden-
nan. j. c. Fardesty. w. l. Hoag q r
MNa3iIg sT e Edwin W l. Lennox Willis K.
d part j. Il. Orndorf, Louis Babe, and H.
-, FebrqaryE Mesdames W D. Long. chair4
BOYD Templeton, J. B. Phillips. J. c. price.
\. Alden Adams, J. c. Morrison Harry
E. Voshell, J. J. Shirley Carl F Pohl-
Mann I.J I1 Aloert Power, and Miss Florence
March Tea-Mesdames Harry E. Watson.
CHAIRMAN. Bert McCammon, Edward r.
Niles. victor 9: Kendall. J. B. Vandawork-
81, >. +. Miles, A. H. Hinkle Frank
6lmoerHn, J. N. Higgins, Donald Graham,
6ooert l.. Moorhead. Benjamin F. Cline.
P t-a A. Wood, Peter Q. Rally, Bert c.
erickson, J. W. Barnes. Albert FRITZ. c. z.
Crlppin, Everett A. Hunt, W M. O'Brien.
e. Fred Klee J. G. Marshall L. L. Miek,
Hezzie B. Pike, Martin H. Wallick, Louis
Sch~lt;zer and John NJ Williams.
April-M esdames Walter c. Grow. chair=
nan, George Mess. s. NJ. Brundage. L. @.
bennett E. L. Burnett, Raymond ".
Chorley, g. w. Gordon. S. H. Clendennin,
George NJ. Stedman.. T A. Stewart. Ber-
nice Summers, A. G. Wills and Charles
Courtesy Committee Mesdames ws1+sr
J. Slate, chairman; Milton I. Miller. vice.
Chairman; J. Otis Adams. Philip A. keller.
Lawrence McTurpan, Renee Barnes John
Mendenhal, John E. Messick, Thomas
Spencer, G.. B. Taylor, Miss r. Katharine
Beeson, and Miss Florence Bass.
Door-Mesdames julius (. finder chair
man; Frederick c. Albershardt vice-chair-
man; Charles NJ. Clayton. Herbert Grimes.
W. L. Mendenhau. John r Craig. F. H.
Katterhenry. Willis Kinnear. Frank Wamo-
Ter and Miss Lucille Ballard.
Ten OClcck-Mrs. Helen Talge Brown.
Miss Bessie McClain and Mrs. H. H
CObuTn
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Mothers to COnrene

The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers
Club of Butler university will hold
the first meeting Of the year at 2
Wednesday, at the chapter house,
4721 Sunset avenue.
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Before her marriage Sept. 81,
Mrs. Robert H. Patterson was Miss
Mary Esther Kinney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Kinney.
Twentieth street and Shadeland
Drive. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
are at home at 1853 North Illinois
street.
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Committees Are Named
Officers of the art department

Officers of the art department
and committees for the year are:
MeSdames II. B. Burnet. honorary chair
man; Paul T. Payne. chairman: E A.
Brown. vice-chairman; j. NJ Thistlewaitp.
secretary. L. P. Robinson treasurer; w d
rector. w
Exhibit Committee -Mesdames w D
n naiiie, chairman II. B. Burnet, T. F.
Dawson, l. M. Edwards, o. L. Watkins.
william H. Hart, Henry Leighton and
Frank E. Weimer
November Luncheon Committee Mes
danes James T. Hamil chairman. Frank
G. DALEY. vice-Chairman: J. Otis Adams
A. 5. Ayres, j. E. Barcus, Lewis A. Cole,
Frank NJ. Fauvre. Harry W Foreman
frank E. Gates. Forest B. Kellogg Row
Slaughter, Edward Ferger William d Van
Landlngham, George NJ Cornelius Frank
NJ Schodeld, John M. Williams. Isaac =
Woodard, William w Winslow, GUY Stav-
man n Miss Ida B. White and Miss Pearl
n Music Mrs. Charles A. Breeze and Mrs.
Crafts-Mrs. Frank F. Brandt. chair
man; Miss Bertha NJ Edwards vice-chair-
man; Mesdames Stanfield Keenev. Edward
L. PedloW. Earl Wayne Bott. Howard w
YRa a Thomas Spencer and Floyd L.
Art .Guides-Mrs. A. F. wickes. chair
man; Mesdames Hugh Baker. Roland Cot
ton, Albert NJ. Shouse. John F EnkeIke
W P Morton, Henry Leighton and VII,
liam J. Teter '''" ~
Pilgrimages-M esdames Alvin T. Coate
ccn noLdn n John T. Curry, F. L. Pedlow,,
vey A. Grassland Charles F Miller Rus
sell Adkins, A. C. Rasmussen. Charles +.
Sowder, E. Eugene Stuart Fred L. Petit
Ionn, a. e Barbour, w. j. Hubbard and
- Pubhcity-Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, chair
Telephone Mesdames M. B HEDGES
CHAIRMAN. Forrest Danner vice-chairman.
Herbert Grimes Marie r. Ford Maud
8G9 Or Swell Laura Blanton, A Adair. B. F.
W. H. Craft, r. B. Daley. Albert N1erer
and Emma r KING O'O -'A"O4c c.
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Symphony
Aids Named

Mrs. Herbert Woollen, chairman Of
the membership drive of the Indi-
ana State Symphony Society, has
announced teams and captains for
the campaign which will open
Monday. The assignments follow:
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HOstesses are Appointed

There will be a separate group Of
hostesses for each month of The
season, with Mrs. Arthur S. Ayres
as general chairman. Following is
a list of hOSteSses for each month.
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Garner Is Not Frank

John Nance Garner has spoken. He turns out to
be much less a dangerous radical than his Repub-
lican opponents advertised him to be.
His letter accepting the Democratic nomination
for Vice-President is the tameSt utterance in the
campaign to date-which is saying good deal
OF course, there is nothing surprising in that For
thirty years in congress he has been proving that he
is safe from the politicians standpoint
OF all the propaganda put out by the G. O. P
factory. the attempt to dress up Jack as dangerous
fellow is the most absurd
About all that Garner allowed himself to say on
this occasion of acceptance that the Republicans
are pretty terrible lot What could be more ortho-
dox as Democratic utterance than that?
One thing more than any other is important to
the public in the case of Candidate Garner Will he
work for immediate modification of the Volstead act?
That is important if Jack becomes Vice President
and presides the senate 1t also is important if
he loses the vice-presidency and wins-as he doubt
less will win-hs for congress, which he now is
carrying as a side line.
Even regardless of the November election he prob
ably will continue as Speaker of the house and its
virtual dictator in the coming lame duck session.
If Garner is as frank as he claims to be- he should
tell the people whether he, very recent convert
to the wet position. will use his great power for VOL
stead modification when congress opens in December
SO far. he has neglected to commit himself
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A Matter of Ethics

E. T. Clark, who has become the Presidents Sec
rotary, is big man in politics and business But no
man is big enough to hold such public Office and at
the same time remain on private pay roll.
1t is not a question of Clarks good intentions
which we believe to be above reproach Nor is it a
question of his value to the President-Clark under
Coolidge was very successful White House secretary
But the present relationship is questionable Clark
is the vce-presdent and Washington representative
usually called lobbyist of large business corpora
ton.
That corporation has definite partisan interests in
many governmental matters, including tariffs and
taxes.
The President must be very insensitive if he can
not understand why is wrong for him to ask Clark
to occupy the position of White House secretary even
Tor short time, while he is being paid by corpora
ton doing business with the government
Despite all the talk about governmental economy
Hoover is spending more money at the White House
and has more secretaries the federal pay roll than
any other President ever had
Ii Clarks services requred-and we don't
doubt that they arehe should be given the Job, and
salary of one of the regular secretaries and he should
take the oath of Office.
After ALL the secretary to the President is not a
personal servant but official of the United States
government more powerful than many cabinet officers
Much more than the vagary of Hooverian taste is
involved. 1t is matter of public ethics