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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Health Care to
Be Discussed in
Speech to Club

Mrs. Earl Beckner will speak on
Present Day Problems in the Care
Of Health" at the regular meeting
Of the Butler University Women's
Faculty Club, Wednesday afternoon,
in Jordan hall. Mrs. Beckner holds
a doctors degree in preventive
medicine from the University of
Chicago.
The members of the Katharine
Merrill Literary club, the Butler
Alumnae Literary club, and the
Friendship Circle will be guests at
the meeting. Mrs. Guy H. Shad-
niger, president, Mrs. Walter Scott
Athearn, and Miss Evelyn Butler
will head the receiving line.
Mrs. Bruce Kershner is III charge
OF refreshments. She will be assisted
in serving the following: Mrs. Ath-
earn. and Mesdames Karl Means.
Victor Moncada, James Price. Frank
Strengthen, and Henry Whistler, and
Misses Martha Alexander and Flor
ence Morrison.
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CLUB TO OBSERVE
ITS FIFTH BIRTHDAY

The fifth anniversary of the
Women's Municipal Gardens De-
partment Club will be celebrated at
the 2 o'clock meeting Monday aft
ernoon in the community house,
with Mrs. W. H. Hodgson presiding.
Preceding the meeting of the group
the board will convene.
Appointments will be in keeping
with Valentines day. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Conklin, hostess, will be assisted
by Mrs. Francis Dillon. Mrs. Fred
Kepner will sing a group of songs,
accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Ba-
ganZ.
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Club
Plans Annual
Charity Party

Mrs. Wilson B. Parker has been
appointed general chairman of the
annual charity card party of the
Carnelian Club to be held Friday
afternoon at the Antlers.
The following committee chair
man have been named by Mrs. John
Conner, president; Mrs. Otis Car
michael, tickets; Mrs. Louis A.
Fleury, arrangements; Mrs. T. Will
liam Engle, prizes; Mrs. Robert
Endsley, donations; Mrs. John F.
Engelke, candy, and B. E. Bowman,
decorations.
Patronesses for the affair are
Mesdames P. R. Chevalier, j. L.
Conley, Lena B. Ebert, Robert
Elliott, Charles Cherdron, Thad D.
Hall, j, r. Hunt, w. F. Kuhn John
G. Loucks, William l. Moore, Ell
wood Ramsey, Emma Sanborn,
Adam Shidler, w. C. Smith, D. B.
Sullivan, ira Swartz, and William
H. SWintz
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lit, H. c. Aramot, c. F. Dillenbeck
and Miss Josephine Binninger.
Pupils Of the Wild sisters dancing
school will present 6, group of dance
numbers, which will include a min
uet by Gene L. Smith and Gene M
Smith. Other dancers will be Dor
othy Beckerich and Katherine
Heaton. Mrs. Charles A. Breese, &C
companied by Mrs. M. D. Didway,
will sing a group of sweetheart
songs. The program was arranged
by Mrs. c. A. James, chairman.
The hospitality committee in
cludes Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Demary.
Mrs w. M. Kunkel, president of the
group, will preside at the business
session to be held preceding the
program.
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[ZEuT7 ny

Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott, 1902
North Talbot avenue.
Mrs. John Shirley was Miss
Dorothy Anne Rucker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah J. Rucker,
81 East Thirty-siXth street, before
her wedding Saturday, Feb. 4.
Miss Betty Sahm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sahm, 1888
Guilford avenue, wearing the
Seventy-year- old Quaker bridal
dress which she will model in the
Parade of the Wedding Gowns"
at Wednesday afternoon. The
affair is being sponsored by the
Nippon circle of the Second Pres
byterian church.
Miss Faith Hazard Of Los An
geles is the house guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Earl w. Cant, 1914 East
Forty-siXth street.
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Seventh District
Club Federation
to Meet Friday

International relations will be
stressed at the monthly meeting of
the Seventh District Federation of
Clubs at 10 Friday in the SEVERN.
Delegates who attended the con-
ference Of the cause and cure of war
in Washington last month will lead
the round table, which has been
arranged by Mrs. w. S. Lockhart.
The leaders will be Miss Florence
Kirlin, executive secretary of the
Indiana League of Women Voters,
who will discuss the world economic
conference; Mrs. Robert Sinclair,
also of the League, war debts and
reparations; Mrs. Louis Wolf,
Council of Jewish Women, problems
of disarmament, and Mrs. H. w.
Krause, Council of Federated
Church Women, problems of war
and peace.
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March l, active and alumnae mem
bers of the organization extend
some form of altruistic service.
Program for the meeting was
arranged by Miss Georgianna Rock
well and presented by the Irvington
School Of Music trio; Miss Marcena
Campbell, cellist; Miss Merle Curry,
violinist, and Miss Adelaide Conte,
pianist. The selections played in
Guided Spanish Dance" by Moskow-
ski, waltz" by Tschaikowsky and
"EXtase" by Gemme.
The hostess, Mrs. Jones, was
assisted by Mesdames j. Voris To-
bin, c. E, Cottingham, Albert Camp
bell, Miss Gertrude Brown and Miss
Charlotte Wainwright.
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CLUB TO
HOLD LUNCHEON

Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club of
Butler university will entertain with
a luncheon and program at l Mon
Gay at the chapter house, 800 West
street.
The luncheon committee is COM
posed of Mesdames w. H. Atkins,
Wallace o. Lee, Thomas S. Carson,
Charles ]. Shirk and N. w. Hadley.
Miss Betty McFadden will give a
reading and Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Miller will play piano numbers.
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The Queen Of Hearts, COM
manding a retinue of admirers,
will reign supreme as the march
of time ushers in Valentines day.
Sentimental bits Of poetry, red
satin hearts, cupids and bits of
lace will work havoc in otherwise
cOmplacent lives. Here is Miss
Lucille Baker to testify from her
heart.
Miss Baker, AIT East Thirty
seventh street, president of the
Alpha Kappa Latreian Club, will
preside at the Valentine tea to
be held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Roger Knode
Brown, 1858 Carrollton avenue.
Mrs. Lyle Summers, who, be-
fore her marriage Jan. % was
Miss Elaine Elliott, daughter of
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VALENTINE DANCE
SET FOR TONIGHT

The Young Peoples group of the
Little Flower church will sponsor a
Valentine dance and card party to-
night at the auditorium, East Four
tenth street and Bozart avenue.
Mrs. Frank is chairman.
Members of the committee in
charge Of arrangements include
Misses Dorothy WilkS, Mary Healey
Dorthea Sanders, Margaret Meme
fee, Viola Bender. Edna Flick, Rosa
Mary Rice, Morris Mcintosh, Louis
Kelsch, Vincent Concannon, Joe
Rice, Don Flanagan and William
Callahan.
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Stunt Program
Is Arranged by
Sorority Group

Patroness club of the Sigma
Alpha Iota, national professional
musical sorority, will observe fam
lily night" Tuesday, at the Broadway
Methodist church, with a dinner
from $50 to 7, and stunt program
which is open to the public.
Members of the club, assisted by
the active chapter, will prepare and
serve the dinner which is being
sponsored for the benefit of the
scholarship fund of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Russell Whittier is in
charge of the dinner
The program following the dinner
will be given by Bomar Cramer,
Elmer Steffen, Glenn O Friermood,
Adolph Schellschmidt, and John
White, who is chairman.
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SPONSORS
TEA, STYLE SHOW

Miss Estella Creagh, president Of
the Young Women's Democratic
Club Of Indiana, has appointed the
ticket committee for the tea and
style show to be sponsored by the
organization from 2:30 to 5 Sunday
afternoon at the Antlers.
Members are Misses Mary Hus-
sey, Charlene Ray, H len Maroney
and Wilma Lee Taflinger. Plans
for the affair we're discussed at a
business meeting of the group Mon
day night.
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HOME FURNISHING
IS TOPIC OF TALK

Mrs. Marion Bogardus spoke on
Thursday night to the South Side
Club of the industrial department Of
the Y. w. c. A. Her subject was
Furnishing a Home on Little
Money"
Officers are: Miss Ruth Smith.
president; Miss Ruth Stevens, vice
president, and Miss Lucille Ander-
son, secretary treasurer.
Miss Helen Swoyer is industrial
secretary. The club meets the
first Monday of each month for a
business session and joins with
other members of the department
for a weekly Thursday night pro-
gram, including swimming, gymna :
SUM, tap dancing, English and dis
cusSion groups.
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Mrs. T. Victor Keene, chairman
of the group has appointed Mrs.
Marvin E. Curle as program chair
man, and Mrs. Paul j. Stokes, in
vitation chairman, assisted by Mrs.
James R. Spalding and Mrs. G. o.
Skaar.
Hostesses include Mrs. N. Taylor
Todd, chairman, and Mesdames A
D. Lange, M. S. Harding, Donald c.
Drake w. Weddell, Lowell S. Fisher
Miss Jenna Birke and Miss Maude
Russell.
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LUNCHEON WILL
BE HELD BY CLUB

A Mothers club for the Newman
club at Butler university has been
formed, and its first activity will
be a luncheon bridge party at 2
Wednesday at Newman hall.
Thomas F. Quinn is the new
president Of the club, and succeeds
Vincent Iozzo, the first president.
Other officers are Vincent c. Meun-
Ter, vice president; Donald B. Shin
er, secretary treasurer; Jack E.
Schilling, recording secretary, and
William H. Rohr, sergeant-at- arms.
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PEACE IS TOPIC OF
SPEECH TO CLUBS

Miss Anna E. Gamble of Wash
ington D. c., a representative of
the National Council of Catholic
Women, will talk before a joint
meeting of the Procters club and
the Irvington Catholic Women's
study group at 2:30 Wednesday
afternoon in Cropsy auditorium of
the Central library.
Miss Gamble will discuss Peace
and International Relations" The
meeting is open to the public.
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BufOrd Cables
Bride Will Be
HOnored Guest

Mrs. Buford Cadle, formerly Miss
Marjorie Goble, will be entertained
at a party, given this afternoon by
Mrs. Burchard Carr, Misses Rosalyn
Reed and Marthalou Schooner at
the home of Mrs. j. B. Carr, 5255
North Delaware street.
Guests with the bride and her sis
ter, Mrs. Layman Kingsbury, will be
MeSdames Betty Puett, Edward
Kirkpatrick, Charles B. Tichenor,
William Forsyth and Ruth Hunt
and Misses Agnes Ball, Lois Sheriff.,
Annabess Snodgrass, Helen Cadle,
Ruth Landers, Truth Wakeman.
Jean Winchell and Evelyne Pier.
Decorations will be spring flowers
and in keeping with the Valentine
motif
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SOUTHPORT GROUP
PLANS BOX SOCIAL

The Christian Endeavor Society
OF Southport Presbyterian church
will hold box social at 7 Thursday
night Misses Ruth Pickhardt and
Maud Malcolm will auction the
boxes.
Entertainment will be arranged
by Miss Erleane Eastburn. society
president. The program will include
comedy sketches, directed by Miss
Alma Meyer; accordion solos by
Robert Harker, and violin selections
by Harold Jaffe.
Don Granger and Dudley Davis
are in charge Of tickets.
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Revue Will
Be Given by
SiSterhOOd
Let's Go, 1888, Is Title
Of Production on
March 5.

Lets Go, 1888" will be the title
of the musical revue to be pre-
sented by the Sisterhood of the In
dianapolis Hebrew Congregation at
BIS Sunday, March 5, in the Athe-
naeum.
Charles Kaufman. formerly asso-
ciated with Sigmond Romberg in
theatrical productions in Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City, will be the
director, and is author of the SkitS
and parodies. Mrs. Janet Upton
is assistant director
Mrs. Harold Jaffe is chairman OF
the ways and means committee
which is sponsoring the project.
Mrs. Harry Burton Jacobs is presi-
dent.
Assisting Mrs. Jaffe are Mrs. I. G..
Kahn, co-chairman. and MeSdames
Charles F. EfroymSon, Philip Adler
Jr., Leonard Solomon. J. A. Gold
farb, S. Carroll Kahn, Louis H. Sc
gar and R. A. Solomon.
Two Acts, Sixteen Sce..es
Choruses are being trained by
kaufman and Misses Eleanor and
Lucia Wild. DR.. Harold Jaffe is
musical director
Chairmen of other committees for
the production are Mrs. Philip
Efroymson, tickets Mrs Leon Hecht,
co-chairman and treasurer; Miss
Louise Jaeger, costume design; Mar
Gus Borinstein, properties, and
Mrs. Louis r. Markun, publicity, as
sisted by Mesdames Charles F.
Efroymson, Charles Kaufman, Max
Lyman, Sol Goldsmith and Harold
Jaffe, and Mr. Fred Newman.
The revue consists of two acts
and sixteen scenes and will be fol-
lowed by dance. The cast is COM
posed of all local talent, with the
exception of Robert Tross of CO.
lumbus, Ind. and Seymon Brodsky
of Dayton, o.
Members of the Cast
Those appearing in the revue will
be: Misses Juliette Speyer, Fannie
Kiser, Helene Harrison, Norma Eel
tenstein, Lee Wolf. Carolyn Frankel,
Ida Green and Lucia and Eleanor
Wild; Mesdames Ida Wohlfeld,
Louis H. Segar. Julian Bamberger,
Harold Jaffe, Fred FiShman. Cyril
Weinberg, Charles F. Kahn, Leonard
Solomon, and MesSrs. Leonard Solo
mon, Richard Munter, Walter LIGHT
enstein, Harry PinkuS Robert TroSs,
Jerome Jackson, Willard Kahn, Alb
ner Schwartz, Richard Efroymson,
Edward Cohn, Irving Arnold Alan
Berkovitz, Allison Falendar. Walter
Newberger, Bobby Upton, Phil Sen
tir, John Efroymson, Seymon Brod-
sky, Jack Maurer, Charles Kauf-
man and Harold Jaffe.
In Dancing ChOruses
Members of the dancing choruses
are: Misses Helen Asher, Sophie
Rosenthal, Dorothy Goldsmith,
Betty Farber. Frieda Weckler,
Carolyn Frankel, Helen Lehman.
Adelaide Cohen, Shirley Rogin,
Mary Lapinska, Ann Cooper,
Hannah Lee Miller, Sally Smith,
Adelaid Rice, Betty Asher, Alice
Green, Jean Traugott and Rose
Schwartz; Mesdames Philip Adler
Jr. and / G. Kahn, and Messrs. Her.
bert Falendar. Richard Efroymson,
Allison Falendar, Walter Newberger,
Harry Pinkus, Louis Jaeger, Abner
Schwartz, Edward Cohen. Jerome
Jackson and Willard Kahn.
Music for the show and dance will
be provided by Jack Berry and his
orchestra.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Alun1nae
to attend MuSicaIe-Tea Monday

Miss Barbara Cakes, daughter Of
THE hostess, will sing, accompanied
by Miss Price Other numbers will
be duet by Miss Cakes and Miss
Price; harp selections. Miss Julia
Guess, and costume dances. Miss
Betty Sue Woolling
Mrs. G. B. Taylor. president, and
Mrs. Charles A. Harris, past presi-
dent, will pour They will be as
sisted by members of the quintet.
Spring flowers Will be used as
decorations.
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Mrs. Kenneth DaUiS Is Chairman
of Alpha Chi O1nega:S Heru Day

Mrs. Kenneth Davis, a member of
the Beta Beta Alumnae chapter of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority of But
Ter university, was named general
chairman Of Hera day, at meeting
of the alumnae group held this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
w. Jones, 1901 Guilford avenue.
Assisting Mrs. Davis are Mrs.
George Edick and Mrs. E. F.
Echolds. On Hera day, observed
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A musicale and tea will feature
the annual guest meeting of the
indianapolis Alumnae Association OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at
2:30 Monday at the home of Mrs.
Mansur B. Cakes, 4419 Washington
boulevard.
Mrs. Cakes has arranged the mu-
steal program. which viii include
songs by the Kappa trio from Butler
university. It is composed Of Misses
Betty Humphreys, Betty Kalleen,
Betty Price, Louis Gerdts and Jean
Boyd.
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Film Industry official to GiUe
Talk ON Children and Movies

Carl E. Milliken, secretary of the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors of America, Inc, will give
a lecture on Children and the
Movies" at 2:30 Tuesday in the L.
S. Ayres & Co., auditorium.
The lecture is being sponsored by
the pre-adolescent child study group
OF the indianapolis branch of the
American Association of University
Women. Admission will be by
tickets, which may be obtained from
members Of the association or at
the book store at Ayres.
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CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

h%mbda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
Will entertain with a card party at
, Monday at the home of Mrs. a. F.
Lewis, 14S West Forty-third street.
Mrs. A. E. Witt is chairman, as
sisted by Mesdames Robert
Straughn, c. S. Ray, w. P. Billings,
Vincent Concannon, C. Lett and Ed
win Manouge.
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man, assisted by Mesdames j. H.
Albershardt, ]. H. Hedges, ]. T.
Holland, T. A. Moynahan, George
d. Deck.
Mrs. Albershardt. president, and
Mrs. Teeter viii pour.
The program arranged by Mrs.
Frederick L. Zried will include
numbers by the Miss Harriet Payne,
violinist; Miss Fannie Kiser, harp
list. and Vaughn Cornish. baritone.
Miss Frances Benner will accom-
pany.
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD
TO GIVE PROGRAM

Sunnyside Guild will hold it's
regular program at the sanatorium
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. C. w. Richardson and Mrs.
B. B. Pettiiohn have arranged the
entertainment, consisting of music
by Jack Tilson's orchestra, and
songs have been written by patients
at the sanatoriun,.
Mrs. Kurt w. Schmidt and Mrs.
Gus Meyer are in charge of re-
freShmentS.
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ALUMNAE TO HOLD
VALENTINE PARTY

A Valentine card party will be
given at 8:15 Wednesday night at
the auditorium by the alumnae Of
st. Mary Academy. Mrs. Clara
Thumann, chairman, will be assisted
by Misses Anna Bordenkecker,
Cyrilla and Clarissa Scheefers, Mary
Haboush, Lillian Voyles, Frances
O'Connell, Rita Withem and Mrs
Mona Long.
Officers of the club recently
elected are Misses Marie Withem,
president; Frances Steidle, vice.
president; Magdaline Junker, secre-
tary; Mary Ryan. treasurer, and
Marie Pfleger, social editor.
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Mrs. McNutt VIII Be Guest
at 11i KabbaS' Celebration

Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, member
of the Bloomington chapter of Tri
Kappa sorority. will be a guest at
the founders day celebration of the
indianapolis associate chapter at
2:30 Monday at the Marott.
Other guests will be Mrs. Berry,
Showers Holland of Bloomington,
founder; Mrs. Halle Bortz Schafer
TT. Wayne, grand president, and
members from over the state.
Mrs. William j. Teeter is chair
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Ci0ic League to Present Play
at Br0OkSide Community House

Mrs. w. D. Long will direct the
play, "a Colonial Quilting Party" to
be presented at the Brookside park
community house by the Civic
League at 8 Monday night.
Members in the cast include Mrs.
Long, MesdameS G. H. Augstein,
Harry Foreman, j. L. Beattie, John
Engelke, Othneil Hitch, R. G. Leav-
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Hostess to Club

Miss Betty King, 5755 North New
Jersey street, will be hostess Mon
day night, for the meeting of the
Inter-Arts Club. The program will
be provided by Mrs. Maurice Klefe-
ker, Miss Ethel Malloch and Miss
Dean Russ.
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AuTiliOru to Meet

Irvington Auxiliary of the Public
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles BroSsman,
5601 East st. Calir street,
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Sea- for Red Cross

Tri Psi unit of the Red Cross
Sewing Circle will meet Monday
afternoon at the Delta Delta Delta
sorority house, 500 Hampton drive.
Members are asked to bring thin
bleS and needles.
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Bible Glass to Meet

Discussion at the meeting of the
Indianapolis Womens Bible Teacher
class to be held at 2 Tuesday after
noon in the Y. w. G. A will be lead
by Miss Florence E. Lanham.
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Chairman of Guild Ball

Mrs. ANGEL P.
Harvey is chair
man of the epter-
tainment commit
tee for the Might
in Spain" ball,
which the Sunny
side Guild Will
sponsor, Feb. q,
at the Indiana
ballroom.
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State Officials Will Be
Guests at Session of
Department Club Groups
Lieutenant-Governor, President Pro Tenn. of
Senate and Chief-of- Staff to Attend
Community Welfare Meeting.

Indiana will be the department Of
Womans February
1890 Wednesday the clubhouse
MISS Bess Robbins Marion
woman in the general assembly will introduce
Clifford Townsend presiding officer the
Kechum Of Greensburg president
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Mrs. Clarence Alig is president
Of the Tudor Hall Alumnae As
ISOLATION. which will present Mrs.
BERTHA Leonarz Harding in a
lecture. Empress Carlotta Of Mex
ico," at II Monday in the L. S.
AyreS auditorium.
The proceeds will be contributed
to the Tudor Hall scholarship
fund.
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Mrs. Vernon Z. LennarsOa
Mrs. Vernon E. Lennarson was
Miss Goldie Lou Wing, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Wing,
Gowrie. Ia, before her recent
marriage.
Evening star., 1933-01-20
An Ideal Inauguration Day.

Under the new dispensation Of the
rapidly ratified by the States, this day
four years hence, January 20, 1887, will
be Inauguration day in Washington.
Unless the Constitution is further
amended in this respect, Mr.. Roosevelt
will be the last President Of the United
States to take the oath Of Office on
the 4th of March.
This would be an ideal Inauguration
day, far better than most Of those that
have occurred in March. It Is not,
however, an exceptional day for late
January in this region. Indeed. the
final fortnight of this month, as rule,
is marked by clement conditions. The
chances of a fair, mild day occurring
at this time are really better than in
early March.
The records go to prove that Wash
ington's real winter" falls within the
six-week period from February l to
March Is, which is why SO many Of
the Inauguration days of the past have
been cold and clustering, stormy and a
danger to the health of those assembled
here to witness the inaugural cere-
monies. That was the reason for the
movement for the shift of the inaugu-
ration date to the last Thursday in
April, approximately coinciding with
that Of George Washington's first in
duction into Office, which came so near
to success a little more than twenty
years ago.