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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19
The Theatrical World
COsSack Chorus Gives
Its Finest Recital
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

ana Harrison offer more dirt and
some fair dancing; the -Four Ortons
present a fashy act Of tight-rope
walking with some very good COMEDY
with a duck and a pig.
The Keene twins, with Vic and La
Mari, are only passably entertain
ing in their acrobatic dancing and
tumbling work; and Stratford and
Mayberry have a rather slp-shod
act of female comedy.
The picture at the Lyric Tor the
week is Hell in the Heavens" fea-
turing Warner Baxter and Conchta
Montenegro.
It is more than a mine-run movie
and shows some fine aerial photog-
raphy as we'll as exciting escapadeS
in the clouds.
Now at the Lyric. (By j. w. I'd
OTHER theaters offer today: I'VE
~ Live Again" at Loew's Palace
Great Expectations" at the Circle,
and The House Of Rothschild" and
I'm No Angel" at the Ohio.
These pictures previously have
been reviewed in this department.
The winners in the "Peck's BAD
Boy" contest conducted by The In
dianapolis Times and the Apollo
theater will be announced tomor-
row.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19

is &C a m b | ing,
which served him
we'll on the legiti-
mate stage. AS a
movie it is just a
fair murder mys-
terry. The author
and director at
tempt too much
confusing of the
audience so as to
prevent detection
of the real GRIM
inal until Conan
forces him to con-
fe SIS numbering
~Lo~s- OIaJInh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19
AlllnlRde Dance Set

Miss Marcella Knudson is chair
man of arrangements for a dance
TO be held Dec. Is at the Indian
apOliS Athletic Club by St. Vincent
Hospital Alumnae Association. As
siStants will be Misses Ellen Clan,
Helen Nottingham. Margaret
Weadick, Annette Kelly and Esther
McClain
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19

When You Think -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19
Chdpter to Meet

Castle Craig chapter. Information
al Travel-Study Club, Inc, will meet
Thursday night at the home Of Mrs.
Victor Rigot, Lafayette Heights. Mrs.
S. r. Artman will lecture.
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Concerning Gambling

ID IGHT now I am convinced that
N George M. Cohan is self-con-
scious before the camera and it de-
tracts from the brand of acting OF
which he is capable on the speaking
stage. His latest attempt at movies
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Catholic Daughters of
America.

Court District of Columbia, No. 212,
invites its friends to silver tea today
from 3 to o'clock at the Thomas
Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, hostess. will be
assisted by Miss Mary Doherty. Mrs.
Mary Shanahan. Miss Gertrude Roche,
Miss Katherine Kelley and Miss Mary
Cummings. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of
Milwaukee, Wis, will be the guest of
honor. Mrs. Martin. grand regent of
Court FellcltaS, is in Washington for
the American War Mothers Conference
on the Cause and Prevention of War. of
which she is member of the board Of
governors Miss Grace Sprucebank,
grand regent of Court District of Co
lCmbia, will pour. Entertainment will
be furnished by Miss Marguerite Keane,
Mrs. Nora Schrider, Miss Aimey Stein
metz, Miss Frances Shea, Miss Helen
Haltigan and Mrs Dorothy Mahoney
Miss Florence Winter and her COM
mittee are completing arrangements for
the next meeting of the Converts
League at which the apostolic delegate
to the United States. Most Rev. Amleto
Giovanni. Cicognani will be the honor
guest. This meeting will be held Feb
ruary l at BIS o'clock at the Willard
Hotel.
The Junior Catholic Daughters are
planning pre-Lenten dance Miss
Marie Creahan is senior councillor Of
the juniors. Court District of Column
bia is planning to have a reception OF
new members in the near future. The
next meeting will be held February s
at the Willard Hotel.
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Sons and Daughters of
Liberty

Hope Council met, with Councillor Ella
Smith presiding. A new set Of flags
for colorbearers was presented to the
council by Junior Councillor Louise
Young. A meeting of the Happy Hour
Club was set for February II. Gifts
were presented to Miss Mollie Prender,
who recently resigned after more than
80 years as treasurer.
A business meeting of Justice Coun-
Gil was conducted by the councillor. Mrs.
Margaret Wilson. The council will hold
a card party at Southern Diaries Feb
ruary 8.
State Outside Guard Mamie Nichols
presided as councillor at the last meet
ing of Washington Council Celebra-
ton of the sixth birthday anniversary
Is February II.
True Blue Council met last Thursday.
Several new applications were accepted.
The last meeting of Columbia Council
was opened by Past Councillor S. w.
Cochran Miss Catherine Pierce was
installed as councillor. Other officers
installed included Mrs Nellie Pierce
associate councillor, and S. w. Cochran
recording secretary. Installations were
conducted by Deputy Fannie Mason
The new councillor made the following
appointments. Press correspondent,
Mrs. Grace Dietrich; chairman ways
and means, Mrs Matte Buckley: pian-
ist. Mrs. Ethel Hodkinson. A meeting
of the Sunshine Club will be held Feb
ruary IA at 622 Eleventh street north
east.
Potomac Council met, with Councillor
Eva Bury presiding. A dinner will be
held March 6. The council now meets
first and third Tuesdays at 935 Grant
place. The next State council vista
ton will be made to this council Feb
ruary 20.
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Y SPRING TESTS
IN NEW CLASSES
OPEN MONDAY
Weeks activities at
Headquarters Are
Announced.

The religious work department of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will have charge of the
service today at $3.50 pm. at the Ma
tional Training School for Boys. Rev.
w. A. Roberts, pastor Of Lewis Memorial
M. p. Church, will speak.
Examinations will be given this week
in the Washington Preparatory School,
beginning tomorrow. The Spring term
will open In the Schools of Accountancy
and Law in Southeastern University.
Glasses are being offered for beginners
and advanced students.
The weekly rehearsal Of the Glee
Club will be held in room PIT, at 8
O'Clock Tuesday evening, and the
bly, hall at the same hour. The South
eastern University Fraternity will hold
a dinner dance at o'clock at the
Madrillon. The volley ball team will
play the Baltimore Y. M. c. A. in Balti-
more at o'clock, and there will be the
following games played in the Govern
ment basket ball league in the mems
gymnasium: 7:30 p.m-Veterans Ad-
ministration VS.. N. r. A. 8:30-Patent
Office VS.. Naval Air Station. $50
Naval Hospital VS.. R. F. C.
The weekly luncheon of the US Mems
Club will be held at the Central
7. M. T.. A. at 1Z.oU pm. InurSQdy.
James C. Ingram, boys work secretary,
is the new president. THE Care of the
Eyes" will be the subject of the weekly
health talk on Thursday evening at
7:45 O'Clock. DR.. William Thornwall
Davis will deliver the lecture. These
meetings are open to the public. Games
will be played in the Government
basket ball league (men's GYM as
follows; 7:30-Marine Corps Aviation
vs.. State Department. 830-I. c. C.
VS. Farm Credit Administration. $50
Labor Department VS.. Internal Revenue
The teams in the dormitory basket ball
league will play in the boys gym at
$50 pm.
On Saturday at 2 pm. there will
be a meeting or the Hand Ball Commit
tee to make arrangements for the ma
tional hand ball championships to be
held here February 81. %, %. "a The
international Sunday school lesson will
be broadcast from Station WMAL at S
O'Clock, by Horace L. Stevenson. special
writer on the international Sunday
school lessons for the Cincinnati
Inquirer subject, Putting Gods King
dom First"
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Y. w. TO HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING TOMORROW
Program Showing Years Work
Will Be Presented in Dramatic
Form.

The annual meeting of the Y. w.
c. A. will be held in Barker Hall to-
moro wat 6 o'clock with a buffet
supper. A program showing the work
of the association will be given In
dramatic form and the election of new
board members announced. The chair
man of the committee for the meeting
is Mrs. William S. Culbertson. Other
members of the committee are Mrs.
William Lee Corbin. Miss Edith Daw-
son. Miss Elizabeth Eastman. Miss Ann
Paul and Miss Katherine Whitley. Mrs.
Herbert E. Day. as chairman of the
Membership Committee, is an ex-officio
member of the committee.
The at home" hour today is 4
o'clock, preceding the music hour, at
Seventeenth and K streets. when Mrs.
Fred L. Dawson Of the Dupont Chapter
will be hostess.
The program at 614 E street at 4
o'clock today will be given by Miss
Katherine Whitley of the E Street Com
mittee. Mrs. Annie M Bohrer of the
May Day Chapter and chairman of the
Sunday Hospitality Committee, will be
hostess at tea following the music
hour. The public is invited.
A meeting of the Mount Pleasant
Chapter will be held Tuesday at the
Elizabeth Somers residence. with lunch
con at l o'clock, followed by the bust
ness me- ing at 2 o'clock.
Princeton Chapter will have a cake
sale in the lobby Thursday.
The Ramp Kahlert Council will meet
at the home of Mrs. Harold E. Doyle,
1918 Huntington street, February 8,
with buffet supper at $50, followed
by the business meeting
The Blue Triangle Club will meet for
supper at 6l5 Thursday. On Friday
the club will visit the Business Girls OF
the Baltimore Y. w. c. A. for a basket
ball play night.
Western Girl Reserves will meet
High will hold a sing January 90
Girl Reserve Club at Taft Junior High
School will hold a business meeting
Tuesday at 2:15. The Girl Reserve
Glee Club will hold its last rehearsal
Tuesday at prior to its appearance
at Woodward & Lothrop's department
store February g. Alumnae Girl Re-
serves will meet Tuesday at 7:30 to
commence on a short play which is
being prepared for membership party
to be given in February. Roosevelt Girl
Reserves will meet Wednesday at $780,
Central Girl Reserves will meet in the
Girl Reserve Club rooms Friday at $3.50.
The rhythm program will be held Sat-
urday morning, with the rhythmic and
social dancing class at 9 and the Girl
Reserve Rhythm Band at 10:45. The
older Saturday morning Girl Reserves
are making plans for party for the
younger girls, while the younger group
is preparing for a membership party
on February 10.
The Music Committee will meet Sat-
urday at / o'clock
The Childrens Music Study Club of
GA E street will meet Wednesday at 4.
The Community Service Group will
meet for dinner at 5 o'clock Wednes-
day at 614 E street
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Knights of Columbus.

The knights of Columbus, through
the washington General Assembly
fourth degree, will take an active part
in the celebration of President Roose-
vents birthday next Tuesday. The as
sembly has completed plans for a din
ner at the Willard Hotel at 7 o'clock
which will be followed by entertain
ment and dancing the proceeds of
which will be for the benefit Of the
Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis in Georgia. Carmine Caro-
fola, chairman of the local committee
Tor the dinner is receiving reservations.
The assembly officers have been pay
ing fraternal visit to the several coun-
ellis of the District having visited
Washington. Spalding. Keane and Car
roll Councils. Potomac Council will be
visited at its first meeting in February.
Arrangements are being completed
for the exemplification of the fourth
degree February % at the Mayfiower
Hotel which will be followed by a ban
quet and ball.
The next meeting of the assembly
Will be held at the Mayfiower Hotel
February 10.
washington Council met Tuesday eve
ming at the Knights of Columbus Club.
Grand Knight Michael j. Racioppi pre-
slcing. The council was visited by
officers of the Washington General AS
sembly, Fourth Degree
The grand knight announced that a
committee of three members of the
council will be appointed to act with a
similar committee from the other
councils to assist State Deputy George
E. Herring in arranging for a presents-
ton by the Blackfriars' dramatic or
ganization.
A musical program was presented nv
members OF the Wheeler Club of HOLY
Comforter Church, directed by Alfred
Neff and John O'Neil
Following the business meeting
Washington Council Joined with Spald,
ing Council and Carroll Council in an
exemplification of the first degree for a
class of candidates
The next meeting Of WASHINGTON
Council will be held February IL.
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Junior Past Matron Pearl Keck as
chairman of the Temple Committee and
Past Matron Ethel Martin has been ap-
pointed by Matron Louise M. Garner
as chairman of the Endowment Com
mittee. The matron announces a re-
hearSal February from S to pm,
when instruction will be given by the
grand lecturer.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mary Buckley February
l and on February the Cathedral
Bellies will meet at the home of Mrs.
Edith Young. Past Matron Martha R.
Brandon was elected president of the
Past Matrons' and Patrons Associa-
ton last Saturday, at which meeting
the junior past matron, Pearl Keck,
and the junior past patron. David H.
Davenport, were initiated into member
ship.
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will meet February 2 at 8 pm. at
the home of Associate Matron Grace
Dietrich, 5453 Nebraska avenue, Chevy
Chase. The Senior Evening Card Club
will meet January % at pm. at the
nome of Past Matron Britomarte Jones,
35O5 Morrison street. Chevy Chase. The
Good Cheer Committee will meet Janu-
airy 81 at pm. at the home of Con-
ductress Myrtle I. Woods, 401 Elm
street. Chevy Chase The next regular
meeting will be held February 6.
Friendship Chapter celebrated its
Dist birthday anniversary Tuesday
evening. also had a home coming"
night in honor OF Grand Patron Ed
ward N. Riley.
The chapter was presented with an
altar by Past Patron Harry L. Freer
Past Patron Robert H. Sanford, the
donors.
A Home Board luncheon and card
party is February l, 1890 pm, at 1913
Military road. Ways and Means card
consin avenue. Ways and Means card
party and dance, February IT, 8 pm, at
4511 Wisconsin avenue. Sewing Circle
luncheon, February 6, 1890 pm, at
46l6 Fessenden street
At the next meeting, February 10,
there will be a Valentine party.
Federal Chapter met last Thursday.
The chapter will celebrate its 9Th birth
day anniversary February 8. The grand
matron, grand patron and matrons and
patrons Of 1884 will be guests. There
will be entertainment, refreshments and
dancing. Mrs. Walling held luncheon
Monday at her home, and January "a
Mrs. Burneston held a luncheon at
her home. A card party will be held
at SIT Eleventh street southeast Feb
ruary S.
At the meeting of Cathedral Chap
ter Wednesday evening Mrs. Olive E.
Dodson was installed as organist by
Past Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles.
The next meeting will be the chapters
silver anniversary.
The grand matron has amounted
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4 n EMBERS Of the District Of
M Columbia Congress Of Parents
v and Teachers are invited to
1 i attend national training
class for ent-teacher work.
ers to be held under the auspices Of
the Maryland Congress of Parents and
Teachers in the Rockville High School,
Rockville, Md, Tuesday.
The class will be under the leader
ship of Mrs. C. e. Roe, field secretary
of the National Congress Of Parents
and Teachers. 1t will begin at $50
am. and continue for five hours.
Edmonds- KinEsman-M aury.
The next Executive Board meeting
will be held at the Edmonds School
February at pm.
Founders day will be celebrated
February IL at Edmonds School.
Mrs. Kirby, Ways and Means chair
man, has appointed q committee to
complete plans for the card party at
Southern Diaries February 20.
Benjamin Stoddert.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock, Mrs. U. Carr
Loftin presiding.
Stu2rt junior dlkn.
The association will meet in the
school the evening of February 2 at 8
O'Clock, when Founders day will be
celebrated.
The midyear graduating exercises
will be held at pm. January 81. The
graduates will be given party by the
association. under the direction of Mrs.
H. w. Yeager, chairman.
Eliot Junior High.
The association met Wednesday
when Fathers night was celebrated, the
Junior High School Child: His Spiritual
Growth" DR.. Jope, pastor of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. was the
principal, Mrs. Kinnear and contacts
were made between parents and teach
ers. Mrs. ]. P. Holloway presided and
Mrs. E. H. Griffith arranged the pro-
gram.
Langley Junior High.
The association met Tuesday, when
the commercial curriculum was ex-
planned by means of demonstrations,
playlets and discussions.
The next meeting. to be held Feb
ruary 20. will be an open-house. There
will be demonstrations given by various
shops, practical arts and special classes.
Gordon Junior High.
The Executive Board met Wednesday
in the school.
Bryan.
The kindergarten under the super.
vision of Mrs sherwood and Miss
Lundy, held an afternoon tea for the
mothers Of these rooms. when num-
Der of problems of the kindergarten
children were discussed.
Miss Anna Murray won the attend
ance prize for the largest number Of
parents present at the January meet
ing of the association.
Mrs. McCausland's third grade pre-
sented during the past month puppet
show.
On January 90 the usual treat for the
Patrol Boys and children leaving the
sixth grades will be given by the asso-
citation. under the supervision OF the
executive board The same day an in
formal teachers luncheon will be held,
sponsored by the mothers as an express
sion of appreciation to the teachers and
principal for repeating the Christmas
play at regular Parent Teacher
meeting.
During the past week the executive
board was entertained at lunch at the
home of the president, Mrs. George P.
Barse.
Park View.
The association will celebrate Found
er's day February !, at 1870 pm. with
Mrs. j. N. Saunders, president of the
District of Columbia Congress of Par
ents and Teachers. as guest speaker.
Mrs. George Schreyer, ways and
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B. P. O. Elks

James E. Collifower, chairman of the
Presidents birthday ball next Friday at
Elks Hall. announced arrangements
completed.
Harry Leer announces the Elks' Boys
Band will hold its annual concert
February 9, at the Mckinley High
School, James L. Kidwell will direct.
Past exalted rulers night will be
February IA, when 10 candidates will be
initiated Ladies' night Is February 81.
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Order of De Mo1ay

Robert lie Bruce Chapter was the
host to Buddy Rogers at its meeting
January 10. The guest. who is a
Legionnaire of Honor. was presented
with card making him an honorary
degree was conferred after the bust
ness meeting.
The next meeting. February 2. will
be Dads night, with the fathers of
the members as the guests of honor.
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Katie C. Jones: treasurer, Della L.
OBrien: conductor, Alice Meade;
guard, Mrs. Strickland assistant con-
ductor. Rosalie Mckee Shelton; assist
ant guard, Sarah McMonigle; second
color bearer, Grace Carter, and fourth
color bearer, Ora Bell Kramer. The
chaplain, Rose E. Pennen; color bearer
No. !, Lucy Sullivan, and No. 3, Ida
M. Frizzell, will be installed later. The
following appointive officers were also
obligated: Secretary, Jennie l.. Hamll-
ton; patriotic instructor, M. Alice Slime;
press correspondent, Mary A. HoWarth,
and musician, Adelaide M. Foster.
Mrs. Slime presented Miss Howarth,
retiring president, with. testimonial
from the corps. other gifts we're pre-
sented by Mrs O'Brien and Miss Fried
rich. The past president presented her
officers with souvenir plates.
Delegates who attended the Council
of National Defense were Della l..
O'Brien, Josephine GrimSley, Ida Fritz
zell, Jennie L. Hamilton, Adelaide
Foster, Mary Henderson, Bertha Brown
and M. Howarth.
The national president Mae G. Lin
coin, was entertained last Tuesday eve
ming at the La Fayette Hotel by Ma
tional Officers Della l.. O'Brlen, Char
lotte Carey and Addie Hickman. also
representative members from all the
corps.
February II President Bertha B.
Brown will place a wreath on the Lin
coin Memorial in Potomac Park.
The Writer'S League of Washington
elected the following officers at the last
meeting: President, M. Hugh Irish;
secretary treasurer, Miss Katherine
HopSon. The prizes in the feature story
contest we're awarded: First prize, Miss
Nellie H. Thomas; second, Mayne r.
Coe; third Mrs. L. w. Tilton. Herbert
Hungerford told of his experiences as
a publisher and of his work in a better
reading campaign. Miss Evelyn Crane
spoke concerning the short short story
and gave list of markets.
At the meeting February 2 in the
Thomson Community Center DR.. Mary
Meek Atkeson Moore will speak and
some of the prize stories will be read.
Phil Sheridan w. r. Corps met Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Bradt. 1888 Thirty-eighth street.
A social was held and refreshments
served.
The next meeting will be held at the
Thomas Circle Club February l, when
the new department president, Mrs. E.
Helen Temple, and her staff will be
entertained.
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. 20,
United Daughters Of the COnfederacy,
met at the Confederate Memorial Home
last Monday evening. Division President
Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, and Mrs. Fred L.
Volland. past division president. were
guests of honor
Maj. William E. Brougher told of the
lives of Gems. Robert E. Lee and Stone
wall Jackson Miss Frances Phillips,
division historian, gave humorous talk
on Stonewall Jackson. Mrs. Charles
Nelson Riker and Mrs. George Sherman
Wing gave group of songs. They
were accompanied by Miss Regina Kim
| nell. Frank Sanderson. accompanied
Continued on Eighth Page.)
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MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Blue Lodges.

Observation-Disclosures, Gen.
tennial Especial Master Mason.
Thursday-Naval (Fellowcraft),
Hiram, La Fayette, Singleton, Pet
worth, Semper Paratus (U. d..
Friday - Columbia, Lebanon
(police night, Milans, Justice.
Saturday-School Of instruc-
ton.
Royal Arch.
Friday-School Of instruction.
Communicates.
Triday-Columbia.
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Frances Robinson, Lincoln 1885.
At the next meeting of the chapter
the charter members will be honor
quests.
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Brishtwood Chapter will hold a card
party January 20 at the home of Past
Patron Frank D. Lapp, 203 Quackenbos
street Prizes and refreshments Matron
Pauline M O'Dell will entertain the
1884 Oficers' Club at her home, 1904
Fourteenth street, February l..
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The Eastern Star Choral Unit will
hold a rehearsal at the Masonic Temple
February 3 at 1880 pm, Adolf Torovsky
directing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-24
Baldwin Preps Set
 for Busy Season

The Wilson A. c. will be the first football opponents of the Baldwin Props. The game was arranged for Sunday. October 7th, at Washing ton park.
 The Props had dummy scrim- mage Saturday afternoon at Hope vile Stadium. The line looked very fast and the backs seemed to get off to good start.
 Manager Ruggles is working hard to get the Southington Blues and Meriden Indians for games the following week. If he can arrange them they will be played at the Washington Hill park. Coach Jarp O'Niell has carded four practice sessions for this week. the first being tonight at 6:30, All members are asked to be present at tonight's meeting as important work will be gone over. The game with the Wilson's is a tough one for the first game of the season and Jarp wants his men in shape for the gruelling game expected.