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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-12
Alunnae Club
Will Pay Visit
to Foster Hall

Members of the indianapolis
Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will
visit Foster hall on the j. K. Lilly
estate Saturday, Nov. 10, following
a luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Robert F. Wild, East Seventy first
street.
A short business meeting will be
held Immediately following the
luncheon. Mr.. Lilly will lecture on
Stephen Foster, his life and works.
A musical program of Foster COM
positions will be given.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. F. o. Brewer, chairman of the
telephone committee.
Mrs. Wild, who is president
of Delta province. recently returned
from an inspection tour of alumnae
clubs located in Indiana and Michi-
gan.
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Benefit to
Be Staged
byAlunnae

Reservations for the benefit bridge
and fashion show, to be given by
the indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton Of zeta Tau Alpha at 8 Tues
day at the Antlers, have been an
nounced by Miss Margaret Kluger
general chairman.
Miss Kluger will be assisted by
the following committees:
Observation-Disclosures Louise Kerr and
.Candy-Misses Alice Dickey. Mary Lou
ae,sSerS Loujean Gullett and Mrs. Harold
Prizes-Mesdames Russell Justice Allan
T. Nestal and Misses Grace Houck and
Helen Mcconnell.
Publicity--Miss Ruth Ann Carson and
MIS-. T. r. LYDIA
style show-Miss Mildred Lawior.
rysn leSktets-Misses Louise Berndt and Evelyn
Miss Louise Surhe, pianist, will
play during the style show. Pledges
OF the Butler university chapter will
act as candy vendors. The reser-
vations are as follows:
Messrs and Mesdames Hans G. Jacobsen.
Hopert Fennel, Grady Cline. K w.
- - 1ltllly ALVIN
Yetter Charles B. Williams, Kenneth
HEgeIfs' w l., bearing. r. e. Lennon,
Tison, i. E. -Pedlow, Paul E Green, Leslie
M DeVoe, Walter Hendrickson, and DR..
and Mrs John M. Gainey.
~ M d,.si Louise Polk, Q. M. Young.
In Pierce, Leonard l.. swartz, Lois w.
Mikesell and Mildred Cooper Clark.
sell. Lillian Kluger. Dorothea Meyer.
Helma Kahn, Louise Berndt, Bernice
Noerr, Madonna Lathrop, Gladys Baine,
Florence stratmor. Esther Renfrew, Julis
Miller, Corinne yelling. Florence Nor
rison, Gladys Banes, Loujean Gullett, Vera
Fullett, kathryn Snow, Dr. E. B. Lamb,
Laura Schultz, Pauline Rentsch Margaret
OConner, Grace Murray, Louise Kunkel,
Hazel Meadows, Helen Kunkel. Wilma
Gage, Marceila Beaman. Alice Dickey,
Louise Calvelage. Carrie zook, Mary Coop
per, Grace eastman, Edna Garwood.
- Messrs. John Anderson, Paul McCupe,
Norman Schulz, Elmer Foster, Dwight
Renfrew, G. j. Emhardt, Carl Vornholt,
Roy Holwager Allen Mckinley. William
Gullett and William Gage.
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Club Calendar for Coming Week

meet with Mrs. Theodore Laynian,
70 South Audubon road. Guest day
will be observed.
The Alpha Delta Latreian Club
will give bridge party at the Ban
ner-Whitehill auditorium,
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 2102 Meri-
dian street, will be hostess to the
Independent Social Club.
WEDNESDAY
The Woman's Faculty Club of
Butler university will have on its
program Mrs. Irwin Shultz, whose
subject will be "An American Teach
er in London" and Mrs. Karl
Means, who will give a talk on
English Songs"
Mrs. j. H. Allies, 81 East Fifty-sec-
ond street, will be hostess at must
cal tea for Chapter F, P. E. o. Sis
terhood.
Mrs. Clarence r. Martin will be
chairman in charge of the program
of the Indianapolis branch of the
State Assembly Woman's Club.
The Irvington auxiliary of the
P. H. N. A will meet with Mrs.
Robert Insley, SAB University ave-
nue..
The Oct-Dahl Club will have re-
ports from the indianapolis Coun-
Gil Federation at its meeting, which
will be with Mrs. j. M. Gillespie,
5000 North Meridian street.
The Ephamar Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Henry Wisch-
meier, with Mrs. G. E. Wilson and
Mrs. Minnie Blodgett as assistant
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Nora King, 1920 College ave-
nue., will be hostess at a covered
dish luncheon Wednesday to mem
bers of the Capitol City chapter of
American War Mothers.
THURSDAY
Mrs. G. T. Trueman, 4316 East
Washington street, will be hostess
to the Ladies Federal Club.
Women Artists of Indiana" will
be the subject of Mrs. Nettie Kane
at the meeting of the Aftermath
Club, at the home of Mrs. w. Pink
Hall, $3.50 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Charles F. Miller will discuss
Current Events-Art."
The Review Circle will meet with
Mrs. Walter J. Hubbard, 2244 North
Meridian street. Assistant hostesses
will be Mrs. j. j. Williams and Mrs.
E. Roger Smith. Mrs. G. f. linn
will review 1.-THE Fountain" by
Charles Morgan.
The Current Events Club will
meet with Mrs. w. r. E. Payne, $3.50
Downey avenue. Mrs. j. w. South
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The engagement Of Miss Betty
Samson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sentir, 4065 Central avenue,
to Alexander H. Gottlieb of
Phoenix, Ariz., has been an
nounced. The wedding will take
place Thanksgiving day in
Phoenix.
Mrs. Burchard G. Carr was Miss
Catherine Jane Murdoch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A..
Murdoch of Heavener, Okla, for
merly Of indianapolis, before her
wedding Monday at Mckee chapel
of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will
be at home in Indianapolis after
Thanksgiving.
Miss Louise Kerr is chairman
Of arrangements for the annual
benefit card party and style show,
to be given Tuesday night at the
Antlers by the indianapolis
Alumnae Association of Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority.
Miss Frieda Brill is chairman
of the annual card party of the
Junior Hadassah, which will be
held Wednesday night at the Co.
lumbia club. Those in charge of
ticket sales include the Misses
Sarah Shallot, Lillian Rosenthal,
Ruth Goldberg, Flora Rothstein,
Lille Dorman, Sylvia Weisman,
Frances Cohn, Ruth Bernstein,
Rose Levin, Geraldine Young,
Byrnie Epstein and Eleanor Cohn.
Miss Annabess Snodgrass is a
member of the cast of "The
Swan" to be presented by the
Indiana Gamma Alumnae club of
Pi Beta Phi at the Civic theater
Nov. "a and %, under the direc-
ton of c. Norman Green.
Mrs. Julian Bamberger has one
Of the leading roles in Gan Ac-
cusing Finger" mystery play, to
be given by the Kirshbaum play
ers Sunday night at Kirshbaum
Center.
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Illinois y. Faculty Member
VIII Be HadaSSah Speaker

The Indianapolis chapter of
Hadassah will hold its regular
monthly meeting and membership
tea at 2;15 Wednesday at the Kirsh-
baum Community Center.
Or. Avram L. Sacher, member Of
the faculty of the University of
Illinois and recently appointed
director Of B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation of the University, will
deliver the major address. taking
as his subject The Diplomatic Ad-
ventures Of Theodore Herzl."
DR.. Sachar, noted as a historian,
biographer, puhlicist and lecturer
was born in New York, and edu-
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HOLD LUNCHEON

The Pi Beta Phi Mothers club OF
Butler university will have a lunch
con meeting at l Monday at the
chapter house, 800 West Forty-th
street.
Miss Allena Grafton, member of
the woman's council and professor
of the college of religion, will be
the speaker.
Mrs. A. B. Weyl is chairman of
the luncheon committee, and will
be assisted by Mesdames v. v. Hin
shaw, H. D. Willcutts and George
Palmer of Lebanon. Mrs. George
Bowman is president.
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Gated at Washington and Harvard
universities.
He had three years of post
graduate work at the University of
Cambridge England. where he re-
ceived the degree of doctor of
philosophy for his work upon the
Victorian House of Lords.
A group Of songs win be given
by Cantor Myro Glass, accompanied
by Mrs. I. E. Solomon. The meet
ing will be open to members and
friends, and will be presided over
by Mrs. Henry Blatt.
Mrs. Samuel Falender and Mrs.
Jacob zier viii be in charge Of the
tea for old and new members, fol-
lowing the meeting.
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State Assembly
Club to Meet
on Wednesday

The indianapolis branch of the
Women's State Assembly Club will
hold its first meeting Wednesday
at the Marott.
The program, following luncheon,
will be presented by pupils of Miss
Marcy Dirnberger, including:
Betty Jane Schmalholz, Marjorie Jean
Burke, Norma Jean Michelfelder Marjorie
McCammon, Betty Bowes, Frances Bergan,
Marie harrington, Jean Richey, Gloria
Allene Smith.
Piano numbers will be given by
Mrs. Charles E. Bebinger and Mrs.
William F. Werner.
Mrs. Clarence Martin is chair
man of the meeting, assisted by:
Mesdames Charles E. Bebinger, H. ].
Curtis, Thomas A. Daley, J. Clyde Hoff
man, Elmer @. Lockyear. Charles F. Miller,
Robert L. Moorehead, william F. Werner,
Curtis w. Roll, and Clarence G. Wysong.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
The Cervus Club will give a caro-
party at the Antlers. Board mem
bers will meet preceding the party
HoSteSses will be Mrs. Don CutshaW
and Mrs. T. J. Austermiller.
Mrs. r. E. Adkins, 48O5 North
Illinois street, will be hostess to the
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
Mrs. John w. Maltby will speak on
Buddhism" and Mrs. Archibald M
Hall will speak on "Buddha in Art. .
Mrs. G. w. Cauble and Mrs. w. o
Dunlavy will be hostesses to the
Present Day Club. Mrs. S. P. Mat
thews will review 1.-THE Scarlet Let
ter" and Mrs. Hubert Smith will
speak on "a Novel of 1882"
Dean w. L. Richardson of Butler
university, will speak on Person
ality-the Myth Exploded" at the
meeting of the indianapolis Literary
Guild.
The Welfare Club will meet with
Mrs. Oscar Jose, 3048 Fall Greek
boulevard.
Chapter G, P. E. o. Sisterhood
will have an educational program
in charge of the educational com
mittee. Mrs. Gervais Y. Fais, s4S
North Irvington avenue, will be
hostess.
Chapter P, P. E. o. Sisterhood
will have constitutional study
under the direction of Mrs. Harry
S. Rogers. The meeting will be al
the home of Mrs. Emmett C
Michaels, 1854 Kenwood avenue.
Mrs. A. E. Shirley will talk on
"The Fauntleroy Home" at the
meeting of the Woman'S Depart
ment Garden Club, at the home OF
Mrs. Elmer Kiefer, 1O4S Belle Vieu
place.
Miss Bonnie Ruth Deer will give
a chalk talk at the meeting of the
Monday Club.
The Irvington Coterie will meet
with Mrs. Chester w. Albright, 5735
North Pennsylvania street. Mrs
Forrest r. Davis will have as her
subject, "TIle War and the Revo-
luton of 1917"
Mrs. Clifford Richter. $50 Greer
street, will be hostess to the II ia.
MALE Club. The committee il
charge includes MesdameS Frank
Cramer, Louis HeinrichS and E. S
Harrison.
TUESDAY
Mrs. G. M. Finney, 1868 Carroll
ton avenue, will be hostess to the
Hoosier Tourist Club. Mrs. c. G
Spurrier will speak on THE Sante
Fe Trail, Path to Empire" Mrs
H. B. Pearce will talk on kansas
City," and Mrs. w. G. Harrison will
speak on In the Classic Ozark
Hills"
'Shakespeare'S Women" will be
the subject Of Mrs. Robert Frost
Daggett, at the meeting of the Hey
Study Club. Mrs. w. D. Long will
review THE Tanning of the Shrew.'
Mrs. Samuel G. Copeland will speak
on "Sonnets and Songs of the Eliza
bethan Age"
Mrs. William Wishard will speak
on 1.-The Doctor in Literature and
Mrs. Daniel B. Luten will speak or
Paul De Kruif" at the meeting Of
the Fortnightly Literary Club.
Mrs. S. G.. Howard, 831 Campbell
avenue, will be hostess to the Ex-
preston Club. Mrs. Harry Fore
man and Mrs. Floyd Litten will
have as their subject, Ethel Bar
rymore." Mrs. Victor Hintze will
speak on "Ernestine Schumann-
Heink."
The Irvington Chautauqua Club
will meet with Mrs. H. B. Hostetter
S43 Lesley avenue. Mrs. Harry
Simpson will speak on "a Happy
Newspaper Staff" and Mrs. Harvey
Hicks will speak on Undertaking.
DR.. Frank S. G. Wicks will be
speaker at the meeting of the IrV-
ington Home Study Club, which will
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CHURCH CIRCLE
TO HOLD FARLEY

The Mary Conkie circle Of the
Third Christian church will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the
church parlors Tuesday. Lunch will
be served at 1890.
The program, under the direction
of Mrs. Clyde Deputy, and her sec
ton includes a playlet by Mrs. Muir
ray Robertson and Mrs. Ray Horne,
an accordion solo by Robert Roth
man, a vocal solo by Mrs. l.. Pres
ton Highly and devotions under the
direction Of Hrs Ray Barnes
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DR.. LezCiS Broom to Conduct
VeSberS for Musical Sorority

Sigma Alpha Iota, national pro-
fessional musical sorority, will hold
a vesper service at the Scottish Rite
cathedral at Sunday. The serv-
ice will be conducted by DR.. Lewis
Brown, rector of st. Paul cathedral,
assisted by the choir under the di-
rection of Clarence Carson.
The guest performers are: Miss
Susan Gray Shedd, associate mem
Der of American Guild of Organ
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AUXILIARY PLANS
RADIO CARNIVAL

A Radio Carnival" will be held
by the Queen Esther auxiliary Mon
day, opening at 10 in the morning.
The carnival will be held in the
Woodmen's hall at New York and
Alabama streets. Lunch will be
served at noon, and supper in the
evening.
Special entertainment, featuring
dancers and musicians, will begin at
$3.50.
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HONORS DAUGHTER
IN BIRTHDAY FETE

Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, 100
West Fortieth street, entertained
with a party Friday night in honor
of the sixteenth birthday CT her
daughter, Miss Betty Claire Rich
ardSon.
A buffet supper was served, and
corsages were given to the girls as
favors. Red, white and blue were
used in the decorations. Twelve
guests were entertained.
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hUingtOn Community Chorus
to Sing Messiah Dec. 9

Frederick Policy: decoration, Mrs. Walter
Montgomery, chairman. and Mesdames j.
willard Bolte. Frances Terrell Dobbs.
books. Francis Payne. chairman and
Messrs. Egbert Hildreth and John Harris;
place. Mrs Marshall .Lupton Chairman,
Buck: accompauist MAS. J. Russell Paxton.
The general committee serving
with Mrs. Elrod is composed Of Mes
danes Hamilton, John Paul Rags
dale, Charles A. Harris and James
LOOMS, and j. Russell Paxton.
Rehearsals are held at Z every
Monday night at the Irvington
Presbyterian church.
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ENTERTAINS FOR
EX-CLASSMATE

Mrs. Robert E. Kirby entertained
with luncheon today for Miss
Lauretta Brislin of the Chocolate
Soldier cast at English's. They
were classmates at Marymont col
lege, Tarrytown, N. Y.
The guests were: Miss Josephine
Madden, who was a roommate of
Miss Brislin; Miss Martha Barry,
Mrs. Catherine Crush and Mrs.
Henry Langsenkamp.
Miss Madden gave a dinner Fri
day night, preceding a theater party
at English'S. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby, Miss Barry,
William MCGOWAN and John Recap.
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PARTY TO HELP
CHRISTMAS FUND

A benefit card party, proceeds OF
which are to be used for the Christ
mas charity fund, will be given by
the Cervius Club at 2 Friday on
the second floor of the Antlers.
The party will be under the di-
rection of the ways and means COM
mittee. Mrs. F. R. Lovick will be
in charge Of the ticket sale; Mrs
c. T.. Roesner, candy sale; Mrs
j. E. Schaefer, door favors, and
Mrs. Max Patton, tables and cards
Mrs. Carl Neerman will direct the
publicity.
Extra tickets may be had by call
ing Mrs. Martin Collins, president
of the club.
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AID CIRCLES TO
GIVE STYLE SHOW

The Ladies Aid circles of the
Broadway M. E. church will pre-
sent Memories" a musical style
show, under the direction Of Evelyn
F. Fielding, at 2:30 Friday.
The singers will appear in cos
tunes BETTING the period they
represent, ranging from Washing
tons time to the present day. The
cast will include:
Misses Aline K. Traugott. Esther r. Dill
lenbeck, Eva A. Fleming, Evelyn F. Field
ing, Beatrice H. Highley, Hazel s. Hill,
Ellen L. Beigler, Freda e. Billeter. Irene
L. Jarrard and Marian II. Green.
In connection with the musical
program a modern style show will
be given by models, through the
courtesy of the Fair store.
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WOMEN'S UNION
PLANS LUNCHEON

The Women's Union of the En-
erson Avenue Baptist church will
hold monthly meeting at the
church Wednesday, with luncheon
served at II.
Mrs. Robert Caplinger will have
charge of the missionary meeting
at 1870, which will have for its
topic Thinking Straight About
Missions"
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Photo by Plat.

Mrs. Tom S. Elrod has been APP
pointed chairman of the Irvington
Union OF Clubs Community cho-
rus, which will sing Handel's Mes
siah," as its Christmas entertain
ment, Dec. 9, at Irvington Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Elrod has announced the
following committees to direct ar
rangementS:
Membership. Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
Chairman. and Mrs. Howard q. Caldwell;
robes Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale. chairman,
and Mesdames o. H. Worley. r. L. Kay
Tor: programs Mrs. James LOOMS, chair
man. and Assdamss Harold WinsloW.
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FRATERNITY WILL
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Lawrence Hardy is in charge OF
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity open
house to be held from 8 to $50
Sunday at the Butler university
chapter house, 705 West Hampton
drive.
New pledges formally will be in.
trcduced to the campus. A pro-
gram will be given.
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MRS. YORK IS
SHOWER CHEST

Miss Eleanor King entertained on
Friday night at the home of Miss
Alma Roger, 812 East Thirty-fourth
street, with a miscellaneous shower
in honor of Mrs. Bertram York, for
merly Miss Dorothy Walker.
Green, orchid and pink were the
colors used in the appointments and
decorative scheme. The guests in
Guided:
Mesdames Charles Walker, Donald
Walker. Frank Walker. Hirst Talbert, Will
liam Hammond, Sadie Pollard.
Misses Jean Hammett Lorene Tribby,
Helen Short, sena Short, Ethel Mae
Akers, Peggy Earring and Betty Macklin of
Decatur
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Mrs. Otto Heppner is program
chairman of Kappa chapter of MI
Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, which will pre-
sent a string ensemble in a joint
recital with Miss Elma Igelman,
lyric soprano, Dec. /, in Caleb
Mills hall.
The ensemble, under the di
rection OF Miss Jean 'Orloff, is
composed of ten players. Two
movements of a suite by Frank
Bridge will be played for the first
time in indianapolis.
Members of the ensemble are:
Misses Louise Dauner, Marguerite
Billo, Sarah Olinger, Harriet
Payne, Marjorie Bernat, Marcena
Campbell, Virginia Leyenberger,
Mrs. Lorinda Cottingham Howell,
and Sol Bernat.
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LUNCHEON-BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. Edw ard
Turnquist of An
derSon will be
hostess for the
second luncheon
bridge party of the
fall season, to be
held by the Co
lumbia Club at
1890 Wednesday.
She will be as
sisted by Mes
danes T. G.
Fisher, Howard
Holcomb, G. w.
Pierce, G. B. Sef-
ton. L. S. Jones,
John Westerheld,
Robert Waltz, A.
L. Dye and M. B.
Reynolds, all of
Anderson, and
Mrs. Harry G.
Leslie and Mrs. A.
N. Bobbitt of In
dianapolis.
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RUSSIAN TEA ON
SOCIETY PROGRAM

A Russian tea will be held by the
Philalethean Literary Society of In
diana Central college tonight in
New hall.
Miss Dorothy Cooper of Wabash
is in charge, assisted by Misses
Othella Dennis and Margaret Ram
Sey.
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Miss Ellen Irene Kroger is a
member CT the committee in
charge of the dance to be given
Nov. Is by the Junior Catholic
Daughters of American at the
Cathedral auditorium.
Miss Rosemary Ryce is chair
man, and will be assisted by
Misses Betty Bell, Catherine Rem
meter. Elizabeth McAllen, Mary
Evelyn Leimgruber, Elfreda
Grande, Mary Ellen Flaherty,
Sarah Robbins, and Loretta Pfau.
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lists and a graduate of Oberlin COL
lege and conservatory, and Robert
LETTER, state winner of the Atwater
Kent radio additions and a stu
dent at Indiana university.
The program, which is open to
the public, is as follows:
Processional-"Onward Christian Soldier. /"
st. Paul choir
Clarence Carson at the organ.
DR.. Lewis Brown
Trio---"Arietta Groziosa",. Lindsay Nordens
Mrs. Helen Daley. harpist.
Miss Ruth Van Matrice, violinist
Miss Susan Gray Shedd organist
Duet-"The Lord Is My Shepherd Smart
Mrs Marion Green and Mrs.
Irene Jarrard.
Address. 'N' INV ''O
DR.. Lewis Brown.
CONSIDERATION" ........... Kennedy
..Rf63I,G the crucidx" a;;,.::: La Forge
Alf Mrs Ruth sterlin ;oG Dsr1e Morris
Accompanist, Mrs Helen Paxton.
Ensemble-"Open Our Eyes .McFarlane
Mrs; FRANCES johnson, Mrs. LISA
Short, Mrs. Ethelwyn Arnholter,
Mrs. Edith Pile, Mrs. Ruth Jones,
Miss Helen Thoms and Mrs. Eliza
Director, Mrs Frances Johnson.
Accompanies. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Johnson.
Solo Recessional' ...... De Koven
Robert Letter, baritone
"sarabande" (from Sixth violon-
my Heart Ever Faithful Bach
ALLEGRO Vivace" (from First Sym
55SHg 4 S aEfSi5ade 5 S;S ssis
susan Gary Shedd, A. A. G. o.
Choir and vocal ensemble
RecesSional-"rhe Son of God Goes
Forth to War"
Choir.
Benediction.
DR.. Brown.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Frances Johnson, assisted by
Mrs. Irene Jarrard.
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Mrs. KIefeker Hostess

Mrs. Maurice Klefeker, 228 East
Thirteenth street, will be hostess on
Monday night to members of the
Inter Art Club. Misses Dean Russ,
Elizabeth Hisey and Betty King will
have charge Of the program.
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Hostess to Council

Members of the indianapolis Ed
ucational Council will be entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. A. M. Ander-
son, S50l North Illinois street. A
memorial service will be given by
Mrs. c. B. Casselman.
The Washington times., 1932-03-05

Mrs. Kluegel. in her fight to
clean up conditions on the
islands, selected at random cases
from a list Of crimes indicating,
she said, a tendency to regard
criminal attacks in the same
category as petty theft, automo
bile stealing, or burglary.
Cases Cited
Cases cited by Mrs. Kluegel
follow:
April IA, 1929-Man given three
to five years for assault on girl.
May %, 1929-Man given 18
months for offense against four.
year-old girl.
September 21, l929-Man given
suspended sentence on plea Of
guilty to offense against girl un.
der Is years of age.
September .28, 1929-Man given
five years for attack on girl in
volving exceptional brutality.
May "a, 1930-Man given five
The Washington times., 1932-03-05
BY GILBERT PARKER

HONOLULU, March 5 Q.N.SJ.
Although it remained for the
Massie case to focus attention on
conditions in Honolulu, crimes
against women and children on
the islands have been appallingly
high in recent years, a study of
the statistics revealed today.
Two forces on the islands
Navy circles and the Honolulu
Citizens Organization for good
government-have charged that
courts have been tolerant toward
such offenses and that no serious
effort has been made to check
criminal attacks.
Mrs. Anne Kluegel, former
California resident and now mil
itant chairman of the good gov
ernment body here, has led the
drive for legislative reform on
the islands.
In supporting her contention
Of laxity, Mrs. Kluegel cited an
angle of the Massie case. Two OF
the youths charged with parti-
cipating in the attack on Mrs.
Massie, she pointed out, were
among a gang of six hoodlums
that criminally assaulted a
Chinese girl in March, 1929.
Youths Get Leniency
These youths were Ben Aha
kuelo, a Ha allan, and Henry
Chang, a Chinese. Ahakuelo and
Chang, with the other four mem
bers of the group, were sentenced
to prison for terms of four
months to is years, the jury rec.
olnmendil4g leniency. AZ the end
Of four months all six were pa
rolled.