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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24
Ball State in Front

L WtS SDCclUt
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 24.-Strong
defensive play and timely scoring
gave Ball State basketballers %
TOGO triumph over Wabash here
last night.
The Cardinals bottled up the Lit
tie Giants forwards so tightly that
Wabash was able to take only a few
close shots. In addition, Shook out
jumped Heath at center, and his
mates were able to take a 12-to-7
lead over Wabash at intermission.
M. Rudicel and Ravens led the
Ball State attack with eight points
each, while Snyder counted three
baskets and two free throws to pace
the losers.
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BANDITS ROB WOMAN;
BRANDISH TOY PISTOL

SIS Cash and Valuable Papers Taken
From Victim.
Mrs. Wayne M. Wells, 1921 Rock
Wood-av, was held up last night by
two Negro bandits who used a toy
pistol. They took her purse con-
tanning $25 cash and papers she
said were valuable. 1t happened in
42d-st near Boulevard-pl.
Miss Betty Hosmer, Is, of 1856 N.
Delaware-st, was robbed by two
thugs last night on Penway between
Delaware and Pennsylvania SITS. The
purse contained change.
E. G. Baurer, $50 Parker-av, pres
ident of E. G.. Baurer & Son, Inc,
building contractors, reported to po-
lice that pickpocket robbed him of
$83 in q downtown store yesterday
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assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses
Ollie L james. %. R. R. 3, Box 154, meat
packer, Alma l.; Willhoite. %, OF 60l6 w.
Westinghouse, housekeeper
William Breedon, &c. of 2402 w. Nc
80, of 1924 W. McCarty-st, housekeeper.
Robert Trupp. 26, Tippecanoe City O.,
telephone employe, and Elsie Stonerock,
28,. CIaypool Hotel, housekeeper.
man, and Rowena M. seeley, 80, of R. r.
Clyde j. Leonard, "a, of 1855 N. Ala
g. 81 562 aRd a Mfy knths5ns
operator
Joseph G. wolsifer, %, of 1411 South
ern,av, salesman, and Gwendolyn E. Nc
Nally. "a, of 254l shelby-st, garment
Jesse w snodgrass. 80. of 1889 Conner
a aY' steel ely Worker, and Helen F. Mcconnell,
20; OF 1902 College-av. housekeeper.z
York-st, WPA, and Ida D. Mcclellan. SO,
OF 1850 DeLoSS-st, housekeeper
Frank o. Anderson, TO- of 1926 E. Wash
ington-st, carpenter, and Mary A. Mieras,
90, of 2345 N Delaware-st, housekeeper
laborer. and Dorothy Helen Lee, 1921 n
keyStone-av houSekeeper.
Willis S. Allen. "a. Midtown. Ind. teach
beauty operator
Ward R. Gossman. %, Brownstown. Ind.
foreman; and Ella B. johnson. %, of Isl
baF7SS end Ny; social service worker.
handler. and Mary Hoffheim. 81 of 27Is
Ulen-av. housekeeper
Walt G. Bass 60. Of BAT East-dr. Wood
run P!ace, lumberman. and Mary A Co.
burn, so, of $40 West-dr. Woodruff Place,
teacher
Woodrow Wines, %, of So N. Bradley-st.
silk spotter. and Elizabeth Grove. % of
C0rnplI
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OWLS BEATEN AT OWN
GAME, USING TIPOFF

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24-Cali-
fornia's Golden Bears, on a national
tour, topped a previously unbeaten
Temple University five, 49-43, last
night in a game which exhibited
both sides of the tip-off controversy
Playing the first half without the
tip-off, according to procedure in
West and Far West. the Bears led
the Owls at half time, 1922.
With the tip-off, the Owls were
completely outplayed in the final
minutes of the second half.
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Net GOSSIP

st. Georges basketball team. playing in
the l5-l7-year-old class warts games
with ouintets who are willing to share ex-
penses. or who have access to gymns Call
Drexel lsoS-R, or Riley s2l0.
The South Side Buddies and the St.
Joseph BOYS Club hardwood combinations
VIII play return game at $50 Sunday
afternoon IN the St. Joseph gym. In their
triumph; Ed Wampler and Earl Hunt
paced the victors. while Joe and Frank
English looked best for the losers
Basketballers on the Ben Jones Service
team will meet the Liberty Cubs in the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
gym tonight. and play the Seco's Friday
night at the Hawthorne Community
House. For games with the Service five
call Ben Jones. Belmont 1923. They would
IKE TO book a tilt for Saturday night TO
Liberty Cubs desire a game Call Drexel
45sl-J, after p. m.
Apollo Boys Club Ave playing in the
ls-lT-year-old class, desire games with
teams willing to share expenses. Call
George at Irvington 4786.
South Side Merchants want a game for
to gym. Call Martin Yohler after 70
noon. Phone Drexel 24es.
Bareo Lions want games in the 1915
year-old class for FRIDAY and Saturday
W.tR 70 Ed Shienbein, 1893 Troy-aY, In
dianapolis.
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TARN AT HIALEAH

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. pa. G. Tarn,
prominent Winnipeg horseman, ar
rived at Hialeah Park today from
Houston, Tex, with 19 well-known
thoroughbreds which will be cam
paigned at the Miami Jockey Club
course, opening its 46-day meeting
here Jan. To-
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Guard Rife Squad
on Top, Gerry Stars

The State Detachment, Indiana
National Guard. rifle team scored a
476-to-468 victory over the Green
field American Legion at the Arm
DRY last night. Gerry, National
Guard shooter. came within one
point of perfect score to gain in
dividual scoring honors. He had
SO out of 100
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2 OUSTED FIREMEN
ASK $500 OF CITY
Despite Court Reinstatement, Work
Is Refused Men.
By United Press

By United Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Dec. "a
Carl Seidler and Leroy Thomas
ousted Michigan City firemen or.
dered reinstated by Marshall Cir.
cult Court, today made demands or
the city for back pay, interest, anc
fees totaling $500.
At the same time, the city filed ar
appeal in Marshall Court and re-
fused to place the men in the de-
partment, although they appeared
for duty this morning.
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3 Deaths-Funerals

indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1885.
BEiK-Miss Frances. daughter of Mrs.
Mary Ma e. Beik pa, Psssed away Monday at
ICES ICES at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Thursday at 1870 D. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
BULGER-John j. beloved husband of
Dora -Seyfort Bulger, father of John L.
Bulger, died at st. Vino Vincent's HospitaI.
Tuesday. Funeral notice later. KIRBY.
CoNWAY-.-Irwin NJ. beloved husband of
Pociatello, Idaho; Mrs. Jess Williams and
aWay At the 'h 1918 s'z
Tuesday morning Dec. "a. Time of
funeral given later, Friends may call
FINN BROS: FUNERAL HOME. TA-lS35,
for information.
FISLAR-Martha Jane Jennie departed
noce ater Friends sEe NJ yee ea M NSSa
& KIRK, CH-l806.
HuBER-7Marcella Louise. wife of Joseph
L. Huber. and mother of Joseph Addison
and Patricia Louise; sister of Mrs. Andy
Donlaq, Mrs; Ralph Malady Charles
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY
THURSDAY, p. m. Friends invited, Bu-
JONES-Edgar E of 1882 Parker-av. hus-
band o. Edna J. and father of Earl
years. Funeral notice later For in
formation call MOORE & KIRK. CHI
1905.
oNETo-Rosa. beloved wife of Joseph
Oneto, mother of Louis. Mrs. v. A.
Guerrini and Miss Rickie Oneta. passed
away at the home. i046 Sumner-st.
Monday. Dec. %. Friends may call at
the home any time Funeral from Holy
Rosary church, Thursday, a. m. Burial
St Joseph. w. T. BLASENGYM
SERVICE.
RUBIN-Mary A.. age 20 years passed
away Sunday evening Funeral service
Thursday. 10 a. m. at the residence of
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Smith $40
Y, Traub-av. Friends invited Burial
Floral Park. C0NKLE SERVICE.
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TURNS DOWN OFFER

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. "a. -
Coach Leo Dutch Meyer of Texas
Christian University announced to-
day he had turned down an offer
to become head football coach at
Oklahoma A. & NJ Meyer has been
at T. c. U. more than a decade.
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a ~ vi OAD v " -
frmation in cold
ype Of t h e
heroics Of the
past II months.
All the ele-
ments that go
into the making
of the sports page
hea diner - cour-
age, skill, color
and personality
will be duly cata-
logued and &C
claimed in The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24
FLEES FROM FLAMES
Mrs. Wilbur A. Royse Hurt in Drop
From Second Floor.

Mrs. Wilbur A. Royse, attorneys
wife, today is recovering from in
jurles suffered yesterday when she
dropped from a second floor window
at her home, 1884 Park-av, to es-
cape flames. The fire was started by
an overheated furnace. She was
awakened by the fire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24
EASY FOR RUGGIRELLO

Tunes Special
CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. "a. =
Salvatore Ruggirello, New York,
Knocked out Al Massey. Charlotte
heavyweight. in the fourth round
of their scheduled 10-round bout
here last night. Ruggirello weighed
202, Massey 1911.
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TECH TRIES NEW PLAYS
East Siders Work on Offense as
Shortridgers Polish Defense.

Techs basketball team drilled on
new plays today in preparation for
its contest with Shortridge at the
East Side goalry Saturday night. The
Blue and White team went through
similar procedure, and worked on
basket shooting and defensive PLAYS.
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HOCKEY TEAM ON ROCKS

FTFT'N 'NVFtTHF
BUFFALO, Dec. 24.-Rochester'S
hockey team, begged down by finan-
cial difficulties, will know by Thurs
day whether it is to remain in the
international Hockey League. The
team bacekrs asked loop governors
to give them that much time to find
the necessary money.
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Here Is the column;
For the next several days the
sports columns will bulge with re-
capitulations Of the more stirring
athletic accomplishments of 1882, a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK Dec 24(Ths column appeared originally
"a 1882 / j j. M, Narragan-
sett Hotel Providence r. /, who writes
please the column
hadluck mEd the AuAmeca champion
the year happened to be of those read the column took
whipped the
that plugging until I still
il in
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Joe Sticks to Claim That
Real All-American Is GUY
Who Looks for Job, Chin Up
Williams, Before Undergoing Operation Repeats Senti-
ment of 49, Articles Next Several Days to Be Reprints
of odd Timers Requested by His Readers.


NEW YORK. 2.-Jo Williams, World
columns recuperated Hill Hospital
emergency appendectomy
Williams who had been suffering from influenza attacked sud-
peared to a complete
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

(Incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses)
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IS Furnished Places
Is Business OPPORTUNITIES

CAFE; one of incest little places in city
Only $3.50 down. Lunch car: fully
equipped; good business. Only $3.50 down
THOS j. LEWIS CO.. 149 N. Delaware
DT-O662
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II Houses and Lots

$3.50 GETS deed, modern bungalow; bal
ance SIS month. HE-3092.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE
R. FRANKIE RI-2800
E KIRK MKINNEY CO., INC.
HAVE several good properties that | can
sell on a down payment of $500. L. G.
Miller j. s. CRUISE. INC. RI-64l2.
936 HEALING vacant 5-rm. mod only
$4,000 90 on terms. Mr.. Woosley. HUI
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rs Securities
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLEET HE r AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST.
N. LEONARD COHEN q COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING.
q F. MARKET ST,
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80 Rooms for Rent
81 Rooms with Board

WASHINGTON, E. 3145-l or more, 8
meals. SIS: good home double or single.
CH-1175
ATTRACTIVE. large, warm room. Suitable
for 2 or 8. Will make attractive price.
TA-22n8
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FISLAR-Martha Jane fJennie). departed
this life Tuesday. age rs years Funeral
notice later. Friends may call MOORE
& KIRK. CH-1806
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JONES-Edgar E of 1882 Parker-av. hus-
band o. Edna J. and father of Earl
Jones. departed this life Tuesday. age 30
years. Funeral notice later For in
formation call MOORE & KIRK. CHI
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N7ELL, that's al. Please don't
w forget the boys. I'm not
sending out Christmas cards this
year, either, so I'll take this oppor-
tunity to wish you Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year. And
| might toss in Joyous Lincolns
Birthday so l won't have to bother
with that in February.
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South Side Merchants want game for
Thursday night with a team having access
to gym. Call Martin Yohler after u
noon. Phone Drexel 24oS
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Liberty Cubs desire a game. Call Drexel
45sl-J, after 6 p. m.
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IS Sale Suburban. Farms

BE SUREOf your title. Demand an abb
ISIS e. Market-st. Union Title Bldg.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

Much interest is being shown in the
young American lyric soprano. Sonia
TTTdyano, who is being sponsored by
the Washington unit of the Women's
Overseas Service League in a benefit
concert at the ball room Of the May
flower Hotel the evening of April 10.
OF the many music lovers of Wash
ington who will attend Mrs. Roose-
welt heads the list. OF the diplomatic
corps those who have taken boxes are
Ambassador of Belgium and Countess
Van der Stratem- -Ponthoz, AmbasSa-
dor of France and Nine. de Laboulaye,
Ambassador of Union of Soviet So
cialist Republics and Nine. Troya-
1ovsky, the Minister of Hungary and
Nine. Pelenyi and the Minister of
Albania, Mr.. Faik Konitza.
Other box holders are DR.. Nell
Bartram, who will have as her guests
Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines,
Comdr. and Mrs. Percy T. Wright,
Comdr. and Mrs. Lucius c. Dunn and
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Woolley; Miss
of the Women's Overseas Service
League; Mrs. John Warwick Daniel.
Sd; Mrs. Elizabeth Brink, Col. and
Mrs. Fred FRANKIE, Mrs. w. Wallace
Chiswell. DR.. and Mrs. M. S. Tribble,
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Miss Agnes
Winn, Miss Helen c. Mccormick,
Mrs. G. E. Whitaker, Nine. Blanche
j. Bimont, who will have guests from
the French Embassy; Mrs. j. Ma
thaniel Steed, Mrs. Archibald Smith
and Miss Alma Winningham.
Others who have made reservations
are Nine. Julia Cantacuzene Grant,
Mrs. LarZ Anderson, Mrs. Edward B.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Starry
Hosts to Bow Party

An interesting and unusual house
party is being held over the week end
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Starry, Drummond, Md, when the
guests are q number Of people who
have been associated with Mr.. and
Mrs. Starry in boys camp work in
Vermont. The occasion Of the house
party, which is a strictly stag affair,
is the reunion which is being held this
week in Washington of boys who at
one time or another have spent the
Summers at Camp Passumpsaic near
Lake Fairlee, VT. The boys are being
entertained by sightseeing trips
around the city; last night they were
guests at q banquet at the Racquet
Club; and yesterday morning they
were guests Of Assistant Attorney
General George Sweeney while they
viewed the Army day parade.
More than 20 boys from Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Delaware and New York
are attending the reunion. Local
boys who are attending the reunion
are Norman Hall, Charles Hawley,
Thomas Holbrook, Hanson Ely, George
Sweeney, jr.; Charles johnson, Dick
Miller, Edward Clynoweth, Temple
Seay, Alan whitlock, Thomas Mott,
william Bouvillian, De Witt Smith,
Robert Balcom, Roger Whitlock, David
Whitlock and Victor Whitlock.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Unique Program for
Foreign Students

Students from IL foreign countries
enrolled in George Washington Uni
versity, were the guests Of the Baptist
Student Union and Calvary Baptist
Church at an international Friend
ship" dinner in the church hall Friday
evening.
Mr.. Bruce M. Fowler, a George
Washington University student and
president of the Maryland District of
Columbia Baptist Student Union. in
troduced the various musical numbers,
and the principal speaker. Mrs. Will
liam S. Abernethy. wife of the church
pastor. A Swiss student, Willy Feure-
lein, entertained the group with sew
eral selections played on an accordian.
The banquet table decorations were
distinctly international in effect. A
flag for each foreign nation was 10
Gated in appropriate places according
to the nationality of the guests. The
speakers table contained an array of
small figures dressed in native cos
TUNES.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Mrs. Warren Guest at
Afternoon PARTY

Mrs. Sylvia Mclaughlin, 1850
Connecticut avenue northwest enter
tanned at a cocktail party Sunday
evening in compliment to Mrs. E.
Louise Warren in honor of her BIRTH
day anniversary. Those present were
Miss Clara Humphries. Mrs. Ruth
Orlosky, Miss Margaret Hammer, Mrs.
1mogene Gallagher, Miss Iva Smath-
ers, Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, Mrs.
Louise Goodacre, Mrs. Ann McCallum,
Mrs. Muriel White and Mrs. Ola LIE.
Games were played and prizes were
won by MRS. Virginia Mccarthy, Mrs.
Ruth Orlosky, Mrs. Ann McCallum,
Miss Iva Smathers and Mrs. Louise
Goodacre, after which q delightful
supper was served.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Azalea Queen Guest
Here of S. C. Society

Miss Mary Daniel, blond beauty of
Gaffney, S. c., who last week was
elected queen of Charleston's famed
azalea festival, will be the guest of
honor at the reception and dance Of
the South Carolina Society Of WASH
ington at the Shoreham Hotel, We'd
nesday evening. Miss Daniel, accom-
panied by Mrs. G. M. Smith Of Gaff-
ney, will arrive in Washington next
week to be the official guest of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Thomas S. McNdil.
Ian of Charleston.
The reception and dance in honor
Of the "Azalea Queen" will be the
South Carolina Society's final enter
tainment of the season. The receiv.
ing line will form at 9 o'clock pm.
Dancing will follow until ] o'clock
with an intermission at IL O'Clock for
supper. Music will be furnished by
an orchestra under the personal super
vision Of George Gaul. Washington
music master.
In the receiving line will be the off,
GERS of the society and their wives and
Senator and Mrs. Ellison D. Smith,
Senator and Mrs. James r. Byrnes,
Representative Hampton P. Fulmer.
who is chairman of the society's Ex-
ecutive Committee, and Mrs. Fulmer;
Representative James p. Richards
president of the society, and Mrs
Richards; Representative and Mrs
Mcmillan, Representative and Mrs. A
H. Gasque, Representative and Mrs
John j. McSwain and Representative
and Mrs. John c. Taylor.
Officers of the society. in addition
to Representatives Richards and Full
mer, are Mr.. Hugh E. Phillips, Mr.
Edgar Morris. Mr.. Charles E. Jack
son and Mr.. j. Austin Latimer, vice
presidents; Mr.. Ben P. Fishburne,
treasurer; Mr. Warren r. Clardy, as
sistant treasurer, and Mr.. Whitney
Tharin,, secretary. ,.. .~..., - ..~.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Varied Hospitality
In Nearby Maryland

Mrs. Vernon H. Brewster gave .
bridge party Friday afternoon in her
home in Sligo Park Hills, Md, having
as guests Mrs. J. Boyce Morgan Of
Clarendon. Va; Mrs. Walter w. Brown,
Mrs. Harvey Jones, Mrs. ROLAND
Severy, Mrs. Edwin Colladay, Mrs.
George Anderson of Washington, Mrs.
Howard Wahrenbrock, Mrs. James p.
Selvage, Mrs. Milford S. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Clinton Moser, Mrs. John Baker
Cole, Mrs. Robert S. Pilgrim, Mrs. E.
Francis McDevitt, Mrs. William
Wight of Sligo Park Hills, Md, and
Mrs. Everett Flood of Chevy Chase,
Md.
Mrs. Peter Remsen of Takorna Park,
Md, gave luncheon Tuesday in her
home in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Alice Rowe, who will soon leave for
her home in Brookings, S. Oak. Gov
srs were laid for %. Spring flower and
yellow decorations were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Lingle gave
a supper and dance in their home in
Takoma Park, Md, for a company Of
80 friends Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Russell have
as their guests in their home in Sligo
Park Hills, Md, Mrs. Russells parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lane, and her
grandfather, Mr.. Edwin Manning Of
Melrose, Mass, who arrived Thursday
and will stay two weeks.
Miss Mary Hedgcock, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hedgcock, q
student at Cornell University in
Ithaca. N. Y, Is passing the Spring
vacation with her parents in their
home on Maple avenue, Takoma Park,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Lingle will
give a tea in their home in Takoma
Park, Md, this afternoon from until
S o'clock, for the benefit of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary to the Railway Mail
Association. There will also be quilt
exhibit.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Concert at Mayfower
Sponsored by League-Sonia Troyano,
Gifted Soprano, Giving Program.

Meigs, Col. and Mrs Fred Ryons, Mr..
Francis Biddle, Mrs. Edward Keating,
Miss Geneve M. Brown, Mrs. r. H.
Dunlap, Miss Frances Troxell, Mr.
E. j. King, DR.. Hans Kinder, Mr..
David B. Karrick, Miss Esther May
Behend, Miss Heloise Drained, Miss
Mary Gait, Miss Lora Kelly, Miss
Ruth Mcclellan, Mrs. Lucretia Seberp
Botsfort, Miss Harriet Rute, Miss
Betty Whitaker, Mrs. Maurice McC.
Bennett, Miss Marie A. Neville, Miss
Elsie Galloway, Mrs. Charles Kellogg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Ashbrook,
Miss Beatrice Mullin, Mrs. George
Foran, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Snod-
grass, Miss JOEY Dell Hall, Mbs Cherie
Carter, Miss Sarah Weadick. Miss
Caroline Lee Hendricks. Miss Sadie
Caughey, Mrs. Bruce Wallace, Miss
Mary Coyne, Miss Mary Sheehan, Miss
Mary Morton, Miss Mia Donner
Jameson, Miss Barbara Sandmaier,
Mrs. Walter L. Heiberg. Miss Eliza
beth E. Brown, Miss Martha Peden,
Miss Mea Nevin, Miss Blanche H.
Stanley, Mr. Julius Garfinckel, Miss
Marie Baldwin, Col and Mrs. A. B.
Cash. Miss Annabell Mcleod. Mrs.
Dorothy P. Benedict, Miss Hettie p.
Anderson, Mrs. Milton w. King, Miss
Beaufort Kelly, Mrs. William Hawling,
Miss Josephine Schaake, Mrs. Arthur
A. Reimer and Miss L. v. Hopkins.
Reservations for the concert may
be made through Mrs. w. Wallace
Chiswell Wardman Park Hotel, or
Miss Helen Neville, chairman of the
concert, Roosevelt Hotel, and reserva-
tions will be available at ball room
door the evening of concert.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

Mrs. Reid, and their daughters, Misses
Katherine and Bette Reid, returned
Saturday to their home in New Haven,
Conn, after visiting friends in Staun-
ton.
One Of the charming social affairs
Of the week was the tea given by Mrs.
Harrison s. Dey, Wednesday, in honor
Of Miss Margaret Holt, daughter Of
Justice and Mrs. Henry winston Holt,
whose wedding in May will be q social
event of Spring.