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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
= SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Plans Furthered For Xmas Dance

The committee in charge of the annual Christmas dinner dance of the Connecticut club of Marywood College Alumnae met recently to further plans for the affair. Ex- tensive arrangements have been made for it's success and a large attendance is anticipatde.
 The dance is scheduled to be held on Thursday, December 27th at Waverly Inn.
 Miss Marion Cavanaugh heads the committee in charge of the ar engagements and is being assisted by Misses Helen CaSr and Ethel Flanagan.
 Other members of the chapter include: Misses Marcella Corcoran, Marion Cass, Ann Fryer, Ann Toomey and Mary Gibbons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
DELEO APPOINTED {.
 BY ITALIAN UNIT

Peter DeLeo was elected presi- dent of the Junior Italian Brother hood at a meeting last evening It the Sons of Italy hall on Bank street. Anthony LePore was named vice-president; Anthony Mole, if nancial secretary: Anthony Gam bino, corresponding secretary; Thomas Fibre, treasurer; Domeliic Liberator, sergeant -at-arms: Nick Perugini and Louis Giampietro, councillors: and Joseph DeLuca. orator. The latter presided as chairman at last nights session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
Contract Bridge
MATTATUCK BRIDGE CLUB

NAAl AA1 ONA bHADOE CLOb
 At the Tuesday afternoon con tract tournament of the Mattatuck Bridge club conducted by Mrs Charles l.. Woodlock at 26 Farm inSton avenue. top scorers were IS follows: high north and south, Mrs Frank Daly and Mrs Raymond Quinn, 6G; Mrs Cornelius F. Ma loney and Miss Catherine Ma loney 6132; Miss Rachael Henge- weld and Mrs Robert Jillson sub- stituting for Mrs Thomas O'Brien and Mrs Thomas Kelly 581s. East and west, Mrs J. Francis Roland and Mrs Joseph Linehan G81h |; Mrs James Walsh and Mrs William Faeth substituting for Mrs Daniel T. Harrington, Jr, and Mrs William Dunphy 641s; Mrs Francis McDon- aid and Mrs Michael Galullo 61. The total scores to date arc: Mrs J. Francis Roland and Mrs Joseph Linehan 32SH: Mrs D.. T. Earring ton. Jr. and Mrs William Dunphy 327; Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Charles Heating 324; Mrs Cor nelius F. Maloney and Miss Cath crime Maloney 320A; Mrs John King and Mrs Harry Duffy 3041a The final session of the Tuesday afternoon club will be played next week. December IS, instead of the following week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
Dr Max W. Matzkin
 Is Rendered Dinner

pr Max N. Matzkin, who is to
 be married soon, was tendered 5 bachelor dinner at the Hotel Elton
 last evening by a number of his friends. A varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed during the evening. Attorney Lawrence J. Matzkin acted as toastmaster for the evening. The honored guest was, presented with gladstone bog and purse. Those attending were Dr Leo Finklestein, Fly
 mand Kastleman. Edward Gold berg. Philip Leonards. Ben Kabot' John O'Dea Dr John J. Apirian, Joseph Gaber. Harry Steinman, Louis Levine. Alfred DreXler, Ralph Gottleieb, Ernie D'Ambrosi, Jerry Freedman of Bridgeport, At torneys Lawrence J. Matzkin, pr
 Max N. Matzkin, Attorney Yale
 Matzkin, Emanuel Matzkin, Ben jamin Ross, Martin Matzkin. Ben iamin Bernstein, Irwin NierenburS, Samuel Cohen of Meriden, pr
 Samuel Atkins, Dr Myron J.. FOX, Attorney Sidney Cassel, Edward ] Cohen, pr Henry Zeman, Bernard l Fucker, James Green, Jack Feltel-
 son.. Saul Silver. Milton Seligson Il
 and Rubin Braverman.
 Mrs David P. Gaines Of First avenue was in New Haven Mon day attending the chapter meet ing of the Mary Clap Wooster, Daughters of the American Revo-
 lution, held at the Center church house in the afternoon. Mrs War rcn J. Perkins of New Jersey, national chairman of the Ellis ls- land committee of D. A. k. was speaker and told of the work done by the D. A. R. for the immi- grants and others detained at the island. Mrse Gaines is state chair man of this committee and report ed on what Connecticut has done this year. Prior to the meeting
 MT Perkins and Mrs Gaines were luncheon guests of Mrs
 Frederick A. White, regent of the | Mary Clap Wooster chapter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
Jolly Jester Club
 Elects NetU Officers

The Jolly Jester Card club held their annual election. Monday eve ming at the home of Mill Florence Agostini. of Robbins street. Of- ficers elected for the term of 1885 are as follows: President: Ada Ma gei;; ;Vice-President: Antoninette Asetta; secretary: Dorothy Sulli- varl;, Treasurer; Beatrice Bene- detti. Plans. were made for the annual Christmas party and the Misses Bertha Davis and Beatrice Benedetti are head of the commit tee in charge of the same. Cards were played later; in the evening and Miss Jean Carlo high scored. Luncheon was also served after cards were played. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Miss Antoinette Asetta of Congress Avenue. Y..,. 't.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
, ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

an last evenings session. of tke Elton Contract club conducted by Mrs w. s. Smith top scorers were. North and South. w. s. Smith and Miss Margaret Folsom, 551; MT and Mrs Henry Preus1er. 539; MT and Mrs Frederick Lux. 535; and East and West, Leo Battle and Henry O.. Nauman, 509; Mrs c. H. Granger and I. W. Chapman, 57I: Dr George Russell and Edward Dun- phy, 555. The final session of the city pair championship will be held on Monday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Winners for the series of Tues Jay evening sessions of the Cornell coEsract club conducted by Mrs .ioh1 C. Moriarty were: North and South. Perth Pickles and Matthew Houston, 7171a; Miss Helen Col. 1tnS and Drew Connolly, 709 F i; Raymond Phaneuf and D. F. O'Connor, 698: L. B. Chapman and E. Gyllenhammer. G921s; Mir and Mr- Ambrose GulIfoile, 67S1k; and MT and Mrs E. Hansen, 669.
 In last evenings session top scorers were: North and South. Miss Anna Riley and Mrs Robert arlington, 10S, and MT and Mrs F. Hanson, 102ia, and East and West Miss Alice Foley and Cath crime Collins, 12SA, and T. Cos grin and w. Gallagher, 1O9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
County Meeting OF WCTU In Meriden To-morro lD

Education in the Church." Rev J. Quinter Miller, ex-seceretary, Con- necticut Council of Church and Religious Education, Hartford; panel meeting, Ideal Unions, !" local presidents; offering; "Echoes from Cleveland" Mrs Bessie L.. Reid, president of the Meriden w. c. T. tU.; closing song, Advance Not Retreat"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary or. the American Bridge League

Defense Works SqueezeAaron Frank and Partner Turn 9A Tables Decarer by Clever and
 Courageous Opposition
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12

A birthday party was given at the home of MT and Mrs Raymond McQuire of Catherine avenue re- gently in honor of their son, Ray mond,e Jr, who was celebrating his third brtihGay Games were en- joyed and Q luncheon was served. The gue-ts included: Misses Anne Louise Judd, Mildred Murnane. Donald and William Judd, Mir and Mrs NEt1lism Judd, ;Jr, of this city. Mi .ses, Jhyllis Judd, Irene Judd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
Beth Israel Group Has Installation

Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf gave the principal address at the install lation exercises, conducted by the Daughters of Beth Israel last night at the Waterbury Hebrew insti- tute. Morris Siller was installing officer and installed the following: President, Mrs Max Hart; first vice-president, Mrs Charles Ro- sengarten; second vice. president, Mrs Harry Frank; recording sec retary, Mrs Harry R is ; financial secretary, Mrs Leopold Ginsburg; treasurer, Mrs David Swirsky; board of directors, Mrs Moses D. Sheinkopf, Mrs Ber- nard Schryer, Mrs Eli Rubinstein, Mrs Abraham Goodwich, Mrs Jo- seph Kriegler, Mrs Samuel Blum field, Mrs Harry Lebon, Mrs Ab- raham Rivkin, Mrs Morris Nier- enberg, Mrs Joseph Janowitz. Mrs Max Steinborn, Mrs Mary Weinberg, Mrs Samuel |. Wilton, Mrs Louis Isaacs, Mrs Simon Goldman, Mrs Samuel Matzkin, Mrs. Aaron D. Solomon, Mrs Samuel Goldman, Mrs Isadore Dibner,. Mrs A. Samuel Fucker, Mrs I. N. Albert, Mrs Harry Kerzner, Mrs Morris Siller, Mrs Isadore Prillig, Mrs John Zackheim, Mrs William Mosko- witz; Mrs Samuel Goldman, Mrs Ida Sossin and Mrs J. Wertheim- CT.
 A party in honor of Paul Mar golis, ex-chairman of the board of education of the Hebrew Insti- ute, was given by the board and his friends at his home Monday night. He was chairman of the board for three years.
 l. N. Albert, the present chair man. was toastmaster. Rabbi Mo- ses Scheinkopf praised MT. Mar golis for his loyalty and efficiency in the cause of Jewish education and interest in the work of the in stitute.
 MT. Margolis was presented a shield by the board. Among those present were: F. Steinman, Har- ry Brownstein, David Swirsky, Jacob Reiner, Aaron Soloman, Samuel Henes, William Traurig, Jacob Kosowsky. Isidore Guto- witz, simon Goldman, Isidore Pril- Jig, Morris Siller, Abraham Matz- kin. Judah Enowich, Abraham Kramer, simon Kantoris. Mrs. Bessoff. Mrs. Prillig, Jeanette Wolozin, Pauline Wolozin, Tinnie Margolis, MT. and Mrs. Louis Fried.
 Miss Lucy Dunlap of Watertowr avenue has returned after spend ing the weekend in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12
Today's Contract Problem

AVu0y SVAAVA 0Se This is the fourth of six , winning hands by Aaron Frank West has the con- tract for three no trump. North opens the jack or hearts West wins and leads a diamond which South wins. Would you return a heart or a spade? If spade, which one?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Linehan of Walnut street are spending a week as the guest of Mi. and Mrs. Alexander Graham of Westerly, E. l.
 Miss Lucille Andrews of Louns- bury street is spending several days in Springfield, where she is the guest of Miss Doris LaPlante.
 Miss BeSse Norman of Hartford has returned to ner home after spending a few days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lu6arsky of Cooke street.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Parkinson of New York have been spending several days as the guest of Mir and Mrs. John Foley of Frost t-road.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-12

John .Chrisman of East Main street is spending few days at At. lantic CitS.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03

Actives," and Mrs. ruman G..
Yunker, national treasurer, Greet
ings From National"
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance include Mrs. Anna Graham.
Mrs. Fanny Weatherwax, both from
Bloomington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Yunker, Greencastle.
Actives from Indiana to attend
are Misses Marian Goldberry, Vir-
ginia Hunter, Wilma Langden, Mary
Frances Roll, Lucille Boyer, Doro-
thy Elster, Alys Criss, Mary Lou
Friediine, Leona Yount. Mary Camp
bell, Bessie Ruth Mount and Anna
bell Prior
Other Out-of-toWn guests will be
Mrs. Benjamin Van Matre, Middle
town; Mrs. B. H Barbre. Marion;
Mrs. j. S. Rogers, Connersville; Mrs.
Kermit Harrell and Miss Mary Car
roll, Bloomington; Misses Martha
Watson, Gwendolyn Gregory, Alice
Weissent, Value Timmons, Christine
Dietrich and Mary Hauck, all OF
Green2astle; Miss Lois Middletown,
Hammond; Miss Leatha Wood, No
blesville; Miss Helen Justice, Ander-
son; Miss Marjory Spencer, Kemp
ton; Misses Helen Carrithurs and
Naomi Smith, Peterburg.
indianapolis Alumnae guests will
be Mesdames Ermal Heddon, John
w. Graves, Walter F. Morse. G. P.
Williams, and Misses Imogene Null
Inns, Audrienne Schmedel and Clara
Moore.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Day
to Be Marked
by Pi Beta Phi

Plans for the sixty-seventh an
nual founders day luncheon and
dance will be presented to members
Of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club
of Pi Beta Phi at meeting Satur-
day, March 10, at the Butler uni
versity chapter house, 345 Blue
Ridge road.
Mrs. B. G. Lewis is chairman of
the luncheon committee. She will
be assisted by Mesdames Wilbur
Clark, Norma Haskell S. o. Brewer.
E. Hollis Leedy, Ellis B. Hall and
w. T. Johnson; Misses Marion Darr
and Ruth Landers. Reservations
will be received by Mrs. Lewis until
Friday noon.
The afternoon program will con-
sist of reading of the Pi Phi con-
stitution and singing Of sorority
songs.
Announcement has been made of
the appointment of Mrs Robert
Wild as assistant to the grand vice
president, succeeding Mrs. James r.
Humphrey, Mrs. Wild will retire as
vice president of Delta province.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Cheer Guild of
Hospital Will
Mark Founding

First anniversary of the founding
of the White Cross Children's S
Cheer Guild will be marked with a
guest luncheon at 1890 Wednesday
in White Cross headquarters in the
nurses home of the Methodist hos
pital
Following the luncheon, Uzie
Phillips, head of the Photographic
department, will show motion pic
lures of the hospital and White
Cross guilds at work.
Mrs. George f. Hoagland Jr.,
president of the guild; Mrs. Arthur
Vehling. Mrs. Cleo Wiltsie. Miss
Agnes Peelle, Mrs. Harold Taught
and Mrs. Theodore Hoss will be
hoSteSSeS.
The guild centers is activities on
the children's floor of the hospital.
providing entertainments and holi-
day favorS for patients. Members
also read to the children.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03

present old Woman in the Shoe:
Beta chapter at Indiana university
with Miss Lois Rake of Evansville.
president. will present "A Theta Re-
view"
And They Had a Finger in the
Pie Will be the stunt of Gamma
chapter Of Butler university with
Miss Grace Barnett, president. Al
pha Chi chapter at Lafayette with
Miss Miriam Moore president, also
Will entertain with a sketch.
Musical program will be presented
during the luncheon by Mrs. Ruth
Rainier NeSSler and Mrs. Fern Bren-
dell Metzzer. Mrs. Jesse Hughes.
Greenfield, past state chairman, will
conduct the roll call Mrs. Robert
Keiser, Shelbyville. will talk on her
work as state chairman.
Assisting Mrs. VanTaSseI. luncheon
chairman, will be MeSdameS c. B.
Dyer, Arthur B. Shultz. George E.
Gill. Layman Schell and Charles c..
Blnkley and Miss Elizabeth Berter-
mann.
Mrs. Emory Baxter. dance chair
man, will be assisted by Mesdames
Francis H. SineX. Walter Krull. Jo-
Seph Walker. Frank Levinson and
Miss Dorothy Barrett. Mrs. Leon
LertaS Is program chairman.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Ms. Mor1ls LanmM B,oyu
N HORLET ASHSH HHoTo

N-1E Of the seacon's socially
~ prominent weddings took
place Saturday night, Feb. "a,
When Miss Janet Haywood Adams.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Elder Adams. became the bride of
Morris Lanville Brown. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Curt Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are spending
their honeymoon in Florida.
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. is
chairman. of the box committee
for the concert to be presented
by Lawrence Tibbett on Sunday.
March 25, at the Murat under the
auspices of the Indianapolis
League of Women Voters.
Miss Katherine Cause. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Cause.
3545 Watson road, became the
bride of Henry S. Bray in a cere-
mony Saturday Feb. "a, at the
North M E. church.
Greek NEUROLOGICAL comedy,
"Pygmalion and Galatea," by w.
S. Gilbert, will be read by Miss
Emily Serhant of Chicago at 8 to-
morICW night at LadyWOod school.
Before her recent marriage Mrs.
Arthur Casseu was Miss Leah
Traugott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo TraugOtt.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
AIun1nae Presidents VIII Be
Guests of Alpha XII Delta

Johnston, j. L. Keiser, j. P. Lahr,
and T. B. Mar0augh
Additional guests will be Mes
danes Richard Mills, Paul Myers,
Donald O'Neill, Paul Ragsdale, NAL
colin Sewell, Paul E. Suits, G. B.
Taylor, William Wilcox and Horace
Wright Jr; Misses Edith Allen, Ruth
Carson, Murray DeArmond, Bernice
Giltner, Edna Katzenberger and
Harriet KiStner.
Receiving with Mrs. R. L. Mckay,
president, will be Mrs. H. c. Mahin,
Miss Catherine Lewis, Mrs. o. M.
Helmer and Miss Elizabeth King.
Mrs Mahin, West Lafayette, ma
tional treasurer of the sorority, will
pour.
Miss Lewis, assisted by Mrs. Hell
mer, arranged the tea. Miss Ida
B. Wilhite. head of the home econ
cmics department at Butler uni
versity, will give an illustrated talk
on The History Of Costumes
Musical program will be presented
during the tea by the Technical
high school octet under the direc-
ton of Richard Orton.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
BUTLER DEAN TO
ADDRESS WONEN

Dean Albert E. Bailey of Butler
university will talk on The Gospel
According to Beneker" at the meet
ing Of the Woman's Missionary So
clety OF the Second Presbyterian
church at 2:30 Wednesday in the
church lecture room.
Mrs. John Seybert will lead the
devotionS and Mrs. j. NJ. Lochhead.
assisted by the women on the board.
will act as hOSteSSeS.
Musical program will be presented
with Miss Carolyn Richardson. Mrs.
Allen Sinner and Richard Hoberg.
accOmp~ niStS.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Alunnnae Group
Will Be Dinner
Party Hostess

Mrs. Hughes Patten and Mrs.
William H. Remy will be co-chair-
men of a dinner and dance to be
held by Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority Saturday night, March H..
at the Columbia Club.
The event is sponsored by the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association Of
the sorority and will be attended by
members of the four active chapters
throughout the state and repre-
SentativeS from all alumnae as
sociatiOns in the state.
The co-chairmen will be assisted
by Mrs. Guernsey VanRipor, Mrs
Walter Hubbard. Mrs. Paul NJ. Fifer
and Miss Jean Underwood.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Musical Group
to Entertain
at Spring Tea

Annual spring tea of Zeta chap
ter, Sigma Alpha Iota. national pro
feSSional musical sorority. will be
held for members and guests at 3
Wednesday at the John Heron Art
Institute.
Mrs. C. Harold LarSh. president of
Beta province. and Mrs. Frederic H.
Sterling, president of the pa
troneSSes of Zeta chapter, Will pour.
Mrs. Russell Whistler. social chair
man. Will be assisted by MeSdames
H. L. Barr. E. c. Johnson. Eugene
Short, o. NJ. Jones, Paul E. Dorsey
and J. K. Vance Jr.
Mrs. Carl Moore has arranged the
program, presenting Miss Mae Henri
Lane and Mrs. James H. Lowry. Mrs.
j. Harry Green. accompanied by an
instrumental trio. will sing The
Rose Song
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03

we expect at a circus dance? Lots
Of clowns cavOrting about with
painted faces. dancers with flying
tarletan skirts, barkers in boots and
CheCkered vests. animal trainers with
swapping whips. trapeze artists in
pink tights. This is going to be
undressing up in some absurd
costume and painting our faces to
achieve that circus look"
Flour show Promised
Mrs Fauvre promises a floor
show with circus ideas.
Damien J. Lyman with Miss Jose
phine Binninger and George Calvert
are assuming responsibilities for the
artists ball at the SEVERN room on
April 2l We don't try to make any
money Mrs. Lyman explains Our
tickets are reasonable, and we use
every bit of money to make the
decorations something to remem-
ber.'
Elmer Taflinger, Bird Baldwin
and Ralph Craig are putting their
heads together to work out the
decorative scheme. The decorations
promise to be amusing Every artist
with an eccentricity should come to
the ball prepared to see himself put
on the spot because that's exactly
what the decoration artists are
planning to submit them to.
Prepare for Art Event
w. Heitkam is gathering prizes.
c. Warner Williams who left In
dianapOlis to continue his sculpture
studies in Chicago sent word that
he is donating one of his pieces as
prize
Annually the ball arouses the
imagination of John Heron Art
school students, who spend weeks in
creating their costumes. The last
two balls have had specific themes.
one was Chinese and another my
biological The custom bids to be-
come a tradition
Patrons of art in indianapolis and
the state as we'll as artists will be
guests at the ball
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
Two Sections
Of Sorority to
Give Programs

Afternoon and evening sections
of the indianapolis Alumnae Cluo
of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor
ary musical sorority, will meet
Wednesday night with Miss Bere-
nice Reagan, 1887 Sutherland ave-
nue..
Miss Isabel Mossman and Mrs
Mary Morgan German will assist
the hostess at a 6 O'Clock supper
Mrs. Spellman Stitt is in charge Of
the meetings. musical program. She
will read a paper on the lives and
compositions of composers from
Puccini to Rachmaninof.
One Fine Day" from Madame
Mrs b W Gruber
Duet Of the Flowers" from Madame
Resda HescsIms mss Mary Morgan corman rTG'ini
and Thelma Thompson.
'Traumerai' Opus 9. No. ..........
.'Nooturne in Flat" .....-... Paderowski
Miss Helen Quig
The Emperor" ....... Granville Bantock
From the Tomb of an Unknown
Woman :.... 49,. Granville Bantack
Miss Mary Norman.
Clair de Lune" ...............,. .Debussy
Miss Grace Hutchings.
Accompanies. Mrs Maxwell and
Miss Louise Swan.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03

Presidents of alumnae organiza-
tiops in the indianapolis Panhel-
lenic Association and representatives
will attend the tea tomorrow after
noon to be given by the Indianapo-
lis alumnae chapter of Alpha Xi
Delta at the indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Special guests will include Mes
DANES Robert Berner, Charles Blink
ley, George Clark, Lawrence Clark
James Costin, Leslie DeVoe, Addison
Dowling, S. NJ. Fargher, Ray Gill,
Alfred Guyot, Carl Hanske, G. R.
Hamilton, Frank Hatfield, william
Hutchinson, Otto K. Jensen, M. A.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
MRS. BRENNAN TO
BE BRIDGE HOSTESS

Sixth play in the bridge tourna-
ment being sponsored by the aux
iliary to indianapolis Post 4, Amer
ican Legion, will be held Monday
night at the home of Mrs E. P.
Brennan, 1886 Carrollton avenue.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mesdames A. H Worsham, A. H.
Graves, Charles Bebinger, G. w.
Ream. Frank Friddle, Herbert
Winkler. w. R. Geehan and Hiram
Stonecipher.
Mrs. Louis Yochem, social chair
man, has announced a luncheon
bridge party for Tuesday at the Co.
lumbia Club. Mrs. John A. Royse,
general chairman. will be assisted by
Mrs. Graves, Mesdames A. B. Fuller,
Eugene Westerveldt, j. o. Hay
maker, Louis Markem, John Couch
man, H. K. Bachelor and r. w.
Bales.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
". 6. T. L. TO HOLD
ALL-DAY SESSION

City institute will be held all day
Wednesday at the Third Christian
church by the Meridian w c. T. U.
with Mrs. A. C. Hahn opening the
meeting. Mrs. Clara Hinman will
preside at the institute
Luncheon will be served by women
of the church. Luncheon speakers
will include the Rev. w. F. Rother-
berger, the Rev. Carleton w. At
water, the Rev. e. R. Clegg and the
Rev. William H. Spratt
At the afternoon meeting. Mrs.
Frank A. Symmes will talk on
Progress" and Mrs. w. P. Knode
will discuss Prisons" Mrs. Fred
Schmitz will be in charge of gold
medal contest, and Mrs. Roy Vice
viii sing. Special invitations are ex-
tended to county officers and de-
partment heads.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
OPTICAL OF CWA
WILL Be SPEAKER

William A. Book, civil works ad-
ministration director OF Indiana,
will be speaker at meeting of the
Indianapolis section, Council of
Jewish Women, at 2:15 Monday at
Kirshbaum Center. Program will
be preceded by a parliamentary
drill at g
Mr.. Book will talk on What Our
Government Is Doing for It's
Needy Citizens" Mrs. Abe KroOt,
Columbus, will sing, accompanied
by Mrs. L E. Solomon. Tea and
social hour will follow the program.
Mrs. Charles F. Kahn is hospitality
chairman.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
CITY NAN TO TAKE
BALTIMORE BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Hollander.
Baltimore. announce the engage
ment Of their daug, ter. Miss Edith
Hollander. to DR.. Frank F. FurSten-
berg, Baltimore. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus FurStenberg, 6O2 Congress
avenue. The wedding will take place
Thursday.
DR.. Furstenberg. is a graduate of
Butler university and the Indiana
university school of medicine.