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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-20
Editorial
Tea Plans
Announced

Mrs. Frank T. Dowd, president OF
the Marion County Democratic
Women's Club, has been named
chairman of hostesses for the card
party to be given at 2:30 Friday in
the Florentine room at the Claypool
for women members and guests Of
the Indiana Editorial Association.
Guests will be welcomed by Mayor
Reginald Sullivan, who will receive
with Mrs. Dowd, Mesdames Samuel
Ralston, George Werbe, Mark Gray,
j. H. Bingham, Marie Westfall,
Sadie Newman, lie Roy j. Reach,
Ruth A. Davis, Albert Losch, Here
ford Dugan and Miss Julia Landers,
board members; Mesdames w. H.
Bobbitt, Mrs. Edna Christian, w. H.
Blodgett, w. G. Smith, and George
Dryden Yeazel, past presidents;
Mrs. Irene Rich, president of the
Indiana Young Women's Demo-
cratic Club, and Miss Pat Conduit,
president of the Statehouse Demo-
cratic Women's Club.
Special guests will include Mes
danes James Riggs, Adelbert P.
Flynn, John Kern, Carl E. Wood,
Grace Julian Clark, Saunders Shead,
Bruce Maxwell, Misses Emma May,
Faye Terrill, Mary Sullivan, Grace
Tate Wills, Hannah Noone, and
Catherine Brodecker.
Mrs. Ruth A. Davis, membership
nh a - he a,sfA 4kxv
club, will be in charge of the meet
ing Tuesday night at the Indiana
Democratic club.
The program, arranged by Miss
Julia Landers, will include two talks,
The Ideal Precinct Woman" Mrs.
Elizabeth Wheatley, and Progress
of Women in Business and Politics"
Miss Bess Robbins.
Mrs. Dowd will preside and the
following women will act as hos
tesses:
Mrs. Davis, Mesdames Carl e. Wood. e.
p. Brennan. Edward Won Berg, willard
Worrell, Gar Davis, William Kissell,
Joseph williams, Catherine Fisher Stanley
Leicht. Mary Piel. Georgia Whitaker.
Anna Owens. w. 8. Ankenbrock, Mary
Grimm, Arthur worley, Joseph Wood. and
J. r. Judd.
Miss Julia Landers, chairman of
the program committee of the Mar
ion County club, has appointed the
following members to serve on her
committees:
Mrs. John w. Kern, vice-chairman;
Mesdames Frank SWEET, John Corwin. L.
Ert Slack. Thomas Garvin, Floyd Mattice,
Bruce Maxwell, M. E. Foley. Ed Connell.
Henry Comminsky, Thomas Wright,
Charles Graves. Mary Knippenberg, Mar
gsret shuler, Glenn Rslston. Charles A.
Edwards. Celia Olland. Hazel Presser. Mar
guerite Keahne. Lula Torline. and Miss
Bess Robbins
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Marion County War Mothers
Plan Bicentennial Program

Mrs. Eta Kutchback, dressed as
Patrick Henry, will play a piano
solo; Miss Janey Anderson, dressed
as Washington will play the violin;
Mrs. Lora Anderson, representing
Martha Washington, will sing. Mrs
Maynie Berry will characterize Mrs
William Tyler Page in the reading
of 1.-THE Americans Creed"
Mrs. Strobel will represent Mrs
Uncle Sam, and will recite the pa
trotic creed. The program will close
with the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner by the entire
group.
Tea will follow the program. The
table will be conferred with m.nia-
ture replica of Washington crossing
the Delaware, and a small figure of
Martha Washington. The program
is open to the public.
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Zeta Tau Alpha to Hold It's
State Day Party at Highland

zeta Tau Alpha sorority will hold
its annual state day festivities
Saturday, March II, at Highland
Golf and Country Club.
Active chapters from Butler, Pur-
due and Indiana universities and
Franklin college will be in attend
ance as well as members of state
alumnae associations.
Indianapolis Alumnae Association
will act as hostess for the occasion
and direct arrangements. Miss Ruth
Ann Carson, general chairman, also
is chairman of reservations, assisted
by Mrs. Walter Hendrickson and
Miss Louise Berndt.
Miss Thelma Tacoma is in charge
of the dance to be held in the eve
ming, assisted by Misses Florence
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FORMER CITY GIRL
MARRIED ON COAST

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Burgess Rush, to Howard Prewitt
Botkin, which took place Saturday,
Feb. IS. in San Diego, Cal. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip S. Rush, formerly of
indianapolis. She is the grand
daughter of Mrs. w. ]. Wood, 4049
Park avenue, indianapolis, and the
great granddaughter of Mrs. L. A.
Douglas, 1850 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Botkin will be at
home at 1921 West Fifty-Sixth
street, Los Angeles.
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Marion county chapter Of Ameri-
can War Mothers will give a pro-
gram in celebration of George
Washington's bicentennial at 2
Tuesday afternoon at Municipal
Gardens. Mrs. Emma j. Strobel
patriotic chairman, has arranged
the program.
The program will open with the
pledge of allegiance to the flag, fol-
lowed by a tribute to Washington
A quartet composed of Mesdames
Ellen Claire, Mary James, Stella
Kirk and Belle Hayes will sing
They will be dressed to represent
the historical characters, John
Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James
Madison and James Monroe.
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ANNOUNCE LECTURE
ON PASSION PLAY

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lee
ture on 1.-THE Passion Play" at 2
Tuesday afternoon at the Uptown
theater, under auspices of the
Woman's Club of st. Joan of Arc
school. Reservations may be made
at the box Office, or with any mem
bers of the following committee:
Mesdames John j. Madden Jr., and
Peter Van Mugs, chairmen, Mesdames
Peter Garland. George Knue. Joseph
Knue, II. B. Hatfield, j. r. McNutt, j. j..
Granting, j. J. Borer, J. c. Carr, Paul
Mcnamara, H. S. Noel, Robert Kirby,
Walter Kuhn, William Kennedy, william
c. Hail. Carl Rabich, Thomas Farrell
Peter thinner. Miss Marjorie McDufie
and Miss .Marthat Barry.
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"GREEN PASTURES"
TOPIC FOR PAPER

Mrs. Henry Jameson viii read a
paper on Green Pastures" at a
luncheon-meeting Of the Jessy Hey
wood Alliance of All Souls Unitar-
ian church Thursday.
The alliance and guests win GO
to Foster hall on j. K. Lilly's es-
tate, Friday, to visit the Stephen
Foster Memorial hall, and hear a
concert of his songs. Mrs. E. H
Trip and Mrs. Henry B. Haywood
are sponsoring the trip and enter
tainment.
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CLUB WILL HEAR
MOLIERE'S WORK

Moliere's "Tartuffe" win be read
by the members of the Irvington
Dramatic Club at a meeting tonight
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
D. Stilz. The program Is in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Insley
Those taking part will be:
Mr.. and Mrs Fred witherspoon, DR.. and
Mrs. Clifton E. Donnen. Mrs. Frances
Dobbs. Mrs. Layman Kingxbury. Mrs
George A. Newton. Miss Elsie Hall. Merritt
Harrison. and James r LOOMS
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WASHINGTON is
HONORED BY CLUB

Irvington Catholic Women's
Study Club held a Washington pro-
gram today at the home Of Mrs. L.
M. Means, SIS Richview drive. The
meeting opened with a pledge to
the flag.
Mrs. H. A. Robertson read a pa
per on Washington in Civil and
Military Life" and Mrs. j. S. Bray
on washington, the Man" The
meeting closed with the singing of
patriotic songs.
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Members of the faculty at Butler
university and patrons of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority will be enter
tained. at tea from 3 to Sunday
by the active chapters at the chap
ter house, 442 West Fortieth street.
Miss Virginia Goodwin, president,
will head the receiving line, which
will include Miss Jane Howe, So
cial chairman; Miss Elma Rose
Sailors, Miss Betty Ramey and Mrs.
Mary Keegan, house mother.
Miss Harriet McGaughey and
Miss Virginia Craig will preside at
the tea table whose appointments
will carry out a red, white and blue
color scheme.
Miss Howe will be assisted by
Misses Roberta Cramer, Virginia
Craig, Dorothy De Frees and Mag
dalene Adams.
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COSTUME READINGS
TO BE ON PROGRAM

Mrs. w. D. Long will give a pro.
gram OF readings in costume at the
George Washington anniversary
party OF the Independent Social
Club at Tuesday, at the home
OF Mrs. A. NJ. Tarr, 1909 Graceland
avenue.
Mrs. Long will be assisted by Mrs.
walter Moore, soprano, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Jerome H. Turnkey.
Officers and committee members
VIII dress in colonial costume. HOUSE
decorations also will be colonial.
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HARRISONS HOSTS
AT BIRTHDAY FETE

Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Har-
rison entertained Thursday night in
the blue room of the Marott with
a dinner party in celebration of the
birthdays of Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. w.
A. Tingler, Mrs. o. E. Hammond,
Greencastle, and DR.. G. G. Mcintosh
of Terre Haute.
The table was conferred with
spring flowers and lighted with
ivory tapers in silver holders. Other
guests we're:
Mrs. Mcintosh. Mrs. William Aldrich,
Terre Haute; Mr.. Hammond. Mr.. Tingler,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Begren and Miss Flor
ence Mary Harrison.
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CLUB TO OBSERVE
37TH ANNIVERSARY

Monday Club will celebrate its
thlrty-seventh anniversary Monday
afternoon at the D. A. r. chapter
house. The Rev. F. S. c. Wicks win
speak on "Rambles Through Scan
dlnavla." Each member may invite
three guests. Mrs. j. A. Matthews,
pianist, will play.
Possesses will be MeSdameS w. D.
keenan,, w. d. Pyle, (. F. HemakeY.
n: O. blume, o. E. Mehririg, and
W. r. Humphrey.
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MISS 7'YNER WILL
FETE TRI BETAS

Miss Bernice fyner viii enter
tain members of the Tri Beta soror-
ity with a George Washington party
Monday night at her home, 3104
College avenue. Guests win be:
Mesdames Frank league. Carl Cooper.
Merl Miller. Harry Wolf. Carl Kaffen.
Misses virginia Hendrickson Bessie Grass.
Betty Williams HiIda Scheurer. Lena
Schuerer Mildred Redelman. Maurice Reih-
somer. Evelyn Wick. Fannie Brooks. Helen
Nichols. Marie Seiner. Aleen Betz. Mary
Harold and va1lie Burton.
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BRIDGE WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Winners in the games of the Wom.
ems Contract Bridge Club of Indian
apolis, which met Thursday at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club are:
Set one, MesdameS Nathan p
Graham, Dudley A. Pfaff, Frank
Mayr and M. T. Moore: set two
Mesdames E. r. Treat, E. j. Itten-
bach, E. A. Routheau of Fort Har-
rison and Harlan Hadley; set three
Mesdames Margaret Whitman, A H
Goddard, Alex Metzger and Ralstor
Jones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-20
LADIES' NIGHT IS
GIVEN BY CLUB

Ladies' night was observed for the
first time by the Universal Club
Thursday night at the Columbia
Club. Fifty couples attended. Hor-
ace M. Riggs, president, spoke. The
program was in charge of M. B.
Merritt. chairman of the social COM
mlttee. The entertainment included
cards, dancing and music.
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Artennats Club IN Bride

Artemus Club win sponsor a
bridge party from 7:30 to $50
Tuesday night at the indianapolis
Power and Light Company with the
following in charge of arrange
ments. Mesdames Frank Freers,
chairman; Ralph T1ndeII, Elmer
Schmidt, Thomas Riker and Viz
ginia Koby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-20
SOcietg to Gather

Beta chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta
sorority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Miss June Nochenhorst,
302 South Pennsylvania street, for a
special business session. New Off
GERS who will preside are Misses
Mayme Hamilton, president; Ruth
Baase, treasurer, and Mildred Folle,
secretary. Miss Dorothy Parker is
publicity chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-20
ECONOMICS CLUB
WILL HOLD PARTY

Indianapolis Home Economies
Club will entertain with a bi-cen-
tennial party Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. j. Marks.
The guests will be received by Mrs.
George Combs and Mrs. A. r.
Dewey, dressed as George and
Martha Washington, respectively.
Mrs. Dewey will speak.
Mrs. C. j. Bookwalter will speak
on the cookery of the colonial days,
and demonstrate some colonial
dishes. Response to roll call will ne
the relation of some incidents in
Washington'S life.
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Dinner Parties Slated

Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb will en-
terrain with a small dinner before
the performance Of the Players
Club tonight. Others who win en-
terrain are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bland Tharp and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph A. Miner, who win give
dinner at the Woodstock Club.
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Talbot, Helma Kahn and Thelma
Hayworth.
Luncheon arrangements are in
charge OF Miss Jean Vestal, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Noel Nitter-
house, Mrs. Russell Justice, Miss
Evelyn Henschen and Miss Laura
Schultz. Miss Isabelle Eddy is
transportation chairman.
Miss Pauline Dillon, province
president, will be guest of honor for
the day.
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Sorority Entertained

New members of Sigma Epsilon
sorority entertained the chapter at
a dinner bridge party Thursday in
the goldroom at the Marott. Host
esSes were Mrs. }. M. Babitt, Misses
Halle Carlisle. Georgetta Mosby
and Irene Smith. Red. white and
blue table decorations were used.
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Program Is
Announced
for Concert

Active section of indianapolis
Matinee Musicale win hold its
February musical program at the
John Heron Art Institute at 3
Friday, arranged by Mrs. Glenn
Friermood. The program:
''Duettino Concertante" :. .Mozart-Busoni
An. ARssn ss,s and scher1O Cal GlhS soeeSs
Mrs. Mildred Sweeney.
Miss Gertrude whelan.
Air from Millions .comus" .Arno
20 That 1t We're So Bridge
Crying Of Water -. Campbell Upton
violin MISS louise swan a. 'ne piano
variations on Theme by Corrolli.
srt,;: II,-tS slsIs st
Seal she@ f jimipirOv;isaition) gym e'0''
Miss Marie Dawson Morr nii' 0'0'A
Mrs. Frank Edenharter at the piano.
Chorus
Crossing the Bar;'.... '.'.. ..Neidiinser
Indian Serenado'' ........... .BoresfoTd
Girls Concert Club of Tech.
Miss Blanche Harvey director
Miss Charlotte Moore, accompanist.
Mrs. F'riermood viii be assisted
during the social hour by Mesdames
Robert Blake, James H. Lowry, c. F.
Cox, S. K. Ruick, Robert Kinnaird,
Robert Bonner, Lafayette Page and
Miss Emma Doeppers. Mrs. Bonner
and Mrs. Page will preside at the
tea table.
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Miss Wise Hostess

Miss Charlotte Wise win be host
ess Monday night to members Of
Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
at a George Washington bridge
party at her home, 1888 North Tai
bolt street
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Sorority VII Gather

Tau Delta Sigma sorority win hold
a business and social meeting
Monday night at the home of Mrs,
INNER Welsh, 1886 North keystone
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Chdpter VIII Meet

Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi
sorority, will meet Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Cecil Bird, 1885
East Riverside drive.
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Rho Zetos to Meet

Rho Zeta Tau sorority win hold
a business meeting tonight at the
home Of Mrs. Cecil Stienecker,
1228h West New York street.
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Society VII Meet

Girls Friendly society of Christ
church win meet at Tuesday tory
dinner, GymnaStic and sewing
classes will be in session.
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MRS. O7ro K JenseN

Mrs. Carrie L. Hammell is
president Of Sunnyside Guild,
whose annual charity ball will be
held Monday night, Feb. 20, at
the Indiana ballroom. Mrs. Ham
nell is chairman Of cards for the
card party in conjunction with
the ball.
Mrs. Charles G. Martin, re-
cording secretary of Sunnyside
Guild, is assistant ticket chair
man.
Mrs. Otto K. Jensen is chair
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'sRhapsodie' ............. Dohnsnvi
Vienna Dance -. friedman Gart tiiisT
Mote perpetuo in Oktaven" -. .Sauer
..scherzo in G Minor $500. .chopin
Mrs. Arthur G. Moninger. guest
artist
Paper-'The Colonial Period"
Mrs. Lenore Coffin.
Chorus
"a iusa ~ i fss1s
Melodies ss sU Of the South iarranged
The Crinoline Singers: Bessie Nav
Lowry. GLADYS Blake. Mildred
Moore, Ia Friermood. Mrs. Berta
Miller Ruick, accompanist.
Quartet
..SSinret IN c. L Van Beethoven
String ensemble: MeSdames Thel-
ma Rdbush Bosworth. Walter
Trainor. Irma NAV Steele. Ruth
Van Meter.
sAir for G String .siOrillo- yidas
IA American HYMN" told Hundredl
mrs. Theims Rnbush q Boswor Sas'Nei
Mrs. Gertrude Rubbish. accom-
PIANIST.
cuartet--National Airs tarranged by
String ensemble.
Lullaby iThe Piratesi Stephen sfora Sss
The 7nd Of the Rose" fRosinal
airs. francis johnson. sop "a S:'s''
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Musical Program Arranged for
Sigma Alpha Iota Colonial Tea

Mrs. Harold Arnholter, program
chairman, has arranged the follow
ing program for the colonial tea to
be given at Wednesday in
Hunters lodge of the Marott hotel
by Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota, national professional musical
sorority:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-06
.OBERT OLSON NAMED
PRESIDENT OF Lions
Succeeds w. e. Parsons; Dis.
cuss Plans to Bring 1888
Convention Here

Obert A. Olson was elected presi-
dent of the Bismarck Lions club al
the organizations luncheon meeting
Monday. He succeeds w. E. Parsons
Other officers named were j. p
Spies, first vice president; Ernest o
Bailey, second vice president; E. B
Klein, third vice president; A. A
Mayer, secretary; Henry Hanson
treasurer; I. c. Davies, Lion tanner;
Jack MacLachlan, tail twister; j. w
Calnan and DR.. F. B. Strauss. di-
rectors for two years; and j. w. Muir.
ply, director for one year.
Plans for the clubs campaign t
secure the 1888 fifth district Lion!
convention for Bismarck we're dis
cussed at the luncheon meeting ane
more than dozen Signified the,
planned to attend this years con.
,vention at st. Cloud, Mimi, mex
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
The 1888 meeting place will be Sc.
'lected at the st. Cloud convention.
Club delegates to the convention
are w. S. Ayers, Harry Woodmansee
y. P. Spies, w. E. Parsons and Free
Peterson. Others planning to max,
the trip are E. o. Bailey, A. L. Ba.
vone, S. A. Floren, G. G. McCar.
ney, j. w. Murphy, r. L. Nippert
0. A. Olson, w. E. Parsons, D. E
Shipley and possibly DR.. F.. B
Strauss.
The fifth district includes NORTH
and South Dakota, Minnesota ane
SASKATCHEWAN
Larry Taber, Omak, Wash, was 6
quest at the luncheon.
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RAINBOW GIRLS TO
| ASSEMBLE JUNE GIL
Annual State Convention Of Or.
ganization to be Held at
Devils Lake

North Dakota,s second ANNA,
grand assembly of the Order of the
RAINBOW for Girls will open Thursday
June 3, at Devils Lake, with Nadine
Nimmo, Devils Lake. grand WORTH,
advisor, presiding. Sessions will close
saturday morning with installation,
of officers.
Attending the convention will be a
group of approximately 20 Rainbow
Girls from Bismarck, with their
mother advisor, Mrs. Andrew Erdahl
and about Is members of the organ
lzation from Mandan.
Those from hire planning to at
tend are Alden Paris, Julia Wetmore
Wilma Wenzel, Helen Targart. Fran
ces Dunn, Donna Jean Davis, Louise
Dietz, Ruth Christensen, Betty
Barnes, Cleo Arness, Marjorie Ackel .
man, Arlys Anderson, Eleanor Kjel.
strup, Marian Isaminger. Nina Mel
vile, lone Noggle, Mary Louise
Nuessle. Evelyn Omett, Phyllis Olson
and Virginia Rohrer.
Events scheduled for the first eve
ming are banquet at which Fredella
MacDougall, Lakota, will be toastmas-
ter. guest night program and an in
formal reception. A rehearsal TO,
grand officers will be held caller il.
the afternoon.
Guest Night Program
Taking part in the guest night pro-
gram will be Merle Janice Schroeder
New England; Marian Sorben. Willis
ton, grand organist; Mrs. Emily F
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Baldwin, Devils Lake, who will give
the welcome address; Mrs. Minnie
Morris. Jamestown, who will respond
Marian Abbott, and Joan Larson
Devils Lake, who will extend greet
ings to the girls: Helen Glarum, STAN
ley: Katherine Heines and Katherine
McCash, Valley City; Mrs. Matilda
Kline, Williston, grand worthy ma
tron, o. E. S.; Eleanor Thompson
Cooperstown; Elizabeth Sleight. New
England; Louise Richmond, James,
town; and Winifred Finley, Grand
Forks.
A breakfast conference for mother
advisors will precede the Friday
morning meeting, when committees
will report. There will be music bv
Marjorie Arnold. Fargo; presentation
of honored guests: drill by the Mi
not assembly; officers reports and ex-
qualification Of the initiatory WORK
by the grand assembly officers during
the morning.
To Exemplify Ceremony
Marjorie Alderman. Bismarck, will
give a reading Friday afternoon pre-
ceding one minute reports by thu
worthy advisor Of each assembly
Mrs Blanche Lynn Whittemore, Bis
marck, will present report Of the
editor of Rainbow Light: the majority
ceremony will be exemp!ified by the
Bismarck assembly; John Sherman
Rolla, worthy grand patron. o. E. s.
will give an inspirational address ana
officers will be elected.
Social events scheduled for Friday
evening are bridge party for mothe:
advisors and the annual assembly
ball. The Saturday morning session
will be taken up with installation OF
officers.
Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge Is supreme
for Rain bow Girl;
in North Dakota. Members of the
state executive committee are Mrs
Florence Shannon, Devils Lake; Mrs
Hilda Hoster. Valley City; Mrs. Ethe1
Grant, Mott; Mrs. Gertrude Rundlett
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the stamp tax on checks, the invasion
Of the federal government into the
field Of the states by a tax on gaso-
line and other obnoxious items written
into the revenue bill by the Senate
and agreed by the conferees are in
defensible," Burtness said.
Taxation to balance the budget
should be enacted speedily but two or
three days delay in returning the bill
to conference Is better than having
so many discriminatory burdens
foisted upon the consuming public"
he said In asking that the measure be
returned to the conferees.
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Herzberg Speaks at
Nurses Baccalaureate

Rev. Ira E. Herzberg delivered the
sermon at baccalaureate services for
the graduating class of the Bismarck
hospital at the city auditorium Sun
day night.
The services opened with a musical
prelude, played by Mrs. Herzberg
Rev. F.. E. Logee gave the prayer
and scripture reading, Rev. Herzbers
the invocation, and Rev. A. H. Ermel
the benediction.
Vocal selections were sung by the
Bismarck hospital nurses glee club
Commencement exercises will be
held at the city auditorium tonight
with Judge A. G. Burr as the prin-
cipal speaker.
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At the Movies
PARAMOUNT THEATER

David Ackerson, accompanist for
Fiske OHara, who is appearing at
the Paramount theater today and
Tuesday, was formerly an orchestra
leader at the University of Mime
sofa and also staff organist of KSTP
in Minneapolis.
In the summer Of 1929, he directed
his orchestra on a three-month Euro
pean trip, playing in cafes in Paris,
Deauville, Lucerne, and San Sabas-
tan. It was while he was playing
at San Sebastian that he met MIR.
OHara. A friendship devel o p d
which led to Mr.. Ackerson being re-
tanned as accompanist.
Mr.. Ackerson will be pleased to re-
new acquaintances with his college
friends.