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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-03
Tuesday. September3rd 1885
Reception For Cover
nor Cramer

Lawrence w. Cramer. the new Cover.
nor of the Virgin Island came to st.
Croix yesterday on the u. s. S. UnalRa
arriving at the port of Frederiksged
about II q. %. As the Governor left the
ship salute of II guns wss fired. On
landing he was met by committee Of
citizens headed by school teacher Dorseh
who had arranged popular reception
for him. Un the pier were also the OH.
clals of the administration and some mem
beers of the Colonial Council.
accompanied BY Government Secretary
E. Herrick Acts. Lieutena T. Govern
or d. s. Armstrong the Governor and
Asst. Commissioner of Finance r. Peter.
cen left the pier 10 q car and joined in
. parade which started for the Oval out.
side the town. In the parade were the
BOYS of the C.. :. C. looking smart in
their Uniform. members of the G. P. L.
the st. Croix Labour Union and the
Frederiksted branch OF the Compression
al Council
There were also 10 the parade truck
with rum barrels and number at Gov.
ernment trucks conveying men who work
for the Virgin Islands Company at the
Bethlehem unit.
The Century Band was 10 attendance
and the committee had decorated the
buildings along the route of the parade.
At the Oval Government Secretary
Herrick gave an address. Rev. A. c.
Bougb prayed and Mr.. Axel Shade. chem
ist of Virgin islands Compa ny gave the
address of welcome.
Governor Cramer expressed his delight
at the welcome given him said he wiah.
ed he could do something immediatelyfor
the people and then read the inaugural
address which he had delivered at st.
Thomas. He was cautious about making
promises but said that works program
had been arrenged before he left Wash.
inxfon and that he thought : the people
wanted an opportunity to work. In
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-03
NN:E DE CHABERH

proposed legislation and said he expees
ed tie full cooperation of the Colonial
Council. He emphasized that he hoped
for and expected the cooperation Of
AL and unanimous endorsement of bis
plans. He said he wished that the peo-
pie there could be Fis friends and that
he could reckon on their goodwill as he
was anxious and the Department of In
teriOrwanted his administration to ne
success
Rev. Vigo C. Mengers gave tbs Invo-
cation and Rev. Father Pigott the Benz
dictioD, AT 5 o clock P. M. number of
citizens who had beer invited to meet
Governor Cramer assembled at the Gov
eminent House. Here the Chairman of
the Colonial Council, DR.. D. C. Canegata
on behalf of those assembled welcomed
the Governor and Governor Cramer re
piled soliciting the cooperation of all
Government Secretary Robert herrick
gave a brief address.
Refreshments were served and plea
sact hour was thus passed bringing the
historic day TO close.
Over radio the yes terday came the news
of the death of Mre. Iekes wife Of Score
tary of the Interior harold Ickes. Mrs
Jckes, was killed in 40 automobile acct.
dent.
Upon the shoulders of Lawrence w.
Cramer rests great responsibility the
Government of the Virgin Islands = the
weight of the responsibility is increase j
through the Drese ct economic plight of
the people. The task may be Iess ardu
Gus if full cooperation can be secured.
Full cooperation cannot be secured with
cut full measure of good will aud good
will 10 this case will depend npcn the
Governors attitude in dealing win the
different factions of people in the lsland.
At 7.15 p. Nj. yesterday two trucks
operated by the Virgin Islands Comoany
collided on the Center liue road, Causing
injury to persons one Of whom Jareml
ali CoIborne. 20 years died at I:25 this
morning.
PatroImsn Matthias Of Frederlkstei
fastened 20 the scene as soon as word
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-03
Read This

Rubber sole shoes. high and low for
men, women and children; japanese
Kimonos; Fancy and plain pillow cases
and bed sets; Japanese Silk Shirts; Silk
Handkerchief sets: Brocaded satin in
colors to suit the taste of the happy
youth and their conservative elders.
English cloth for suitiCgs.
These are some of The many low
priced articles we are carrying.
Drop IN and see our stock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

Sir Raleigh. Independent and. Rutger
makes with 7-button fronts, pleated
sleeve ends, wide center pleats! White
Plain colors Fancy patterns in collar
attached styles. Neckband style in white
only All fast color Mems sizes IA to II.
Notwithstanding Store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

Flannels. tWee DIS,
ShetlandS and other
finer quality fabrics
in smart patterns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

Thousands of men will be coming
back for more of these comfortable
shorts! Snug-f1tting with elastic waist
band. Get yours at a Block Day
price! Sizes for men and young men!
BLOCKS-DOwnstairs Store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

No wilt. no wrinkle, no crush to the
collars Of these fine broadcloths! They
give soft collar comfort with starched
collar SmartneSSl All collar-attached
in white or novelty patterns! For
men and young men!
BIOCK'S-DOwn stairs Store.
, 1935-01-14

the Old Military highway. Is drill
ing at $50 feet.
Nearly three miles east OF the
field, King Woods Oil Company's
No. / Osca Daskam, In lot ga,
block 40, porcion As. Ancient Juris-
diction OF Reynosa, Il drilling ut q
$50 feet.
King Woods Oil Company's No. !
w. M. Doughty. In share 90. San
Salvador del Tule grant, about ID
miles north of Edinburg. Is drilling
at 420 feet. The test spudded In
Thursday night. set and cemented
surface casing Friday and resum-
ed operations Saturday.
Starr county's new wildcat Is John
II. Clopton;s No. i Roos az Bennett
ct al and Is located 1875 feet north
OF State Highway 4 and $500 feet
from the east line Of porcion 90, An
Gent Jurisdiction Of Camargo
southern Starr. The test spudded In
Sunday night and expected to set
and cement surface casing Monday
The location Is in a ~3.300-acre lease
out Of share la, porcion 81.
, 1935-01-14
Others Drilling

Drilling wildcats In Hidalgo in
eluded:
Cato OIL Corporations No. !
Brock an Showers. In tract 8. block
a. porcion 70. Ancient Jurisdiction
al Reynosa, about eight miles west
az Mission. was making hole at
1,0i3 feet.
About two miles east Of the Sam
fordyce field. Harrison Medlin-
Daxkam's No. ! Garcia Land and
Cattle company. In the east 20 acres
az the southwest 10 acres OF that
portion or porcion A.. Ancient Juris-
6iction OF Reynosa. lying north Of
, 1935-01-14
CONTROL
FIGHT BEGINS

AUSTIN, Jan. 14-R-East Tex
as-site Of the nations most prolific
oil field-Monday had again voiced
resentment against Secretary Ickes
and his federal oil control plan on
the w Of the Inauguration OF 0
states rights" governor. James v.
Alfred.
with assurances that state oil
regulations viii be enforced and
violators prosecuted" Alfred, un-
alterably opposed TO federal control.
planned to be installed Tuesday as
chief OF the state which Ickes. oil
administration, contends needs fed
eral supervision Of Its oil produc-
ton.
Two swift denials OF statements
attributed to Ickes came from the
east Texas field Sunday.
Jules Constantin, president OF the
Independent Refiners association OF
East Texas, quoted the secretary as
saving 268 tank cars of gasoline left
the east Texas field last Thursday,
of which more than 100000 gal
Ions had been made from hot crude.
Constantin also said Ickes stated
ri refineries had started operation
since invalidation Of federal regula-
tons on the shipment Of untender-
ed oil.
"The actual figures for Thursday
show Al cars Of gasoline and l24
cars total shipment. OF which llS
had tenders" Constantin asserted,
Instead Of Il ~refineries beginning
operation since the court decision,
there are only al operating in the
field and only eight small plants
running on excess oil"
Jack Blalock. independent oil at
torney and recent Texas repre-
sentative to the oil conference call
ed BY Governor Z. w. Marland OF
Oklahoma. left for washington with
the assertion that lin view OF the
attitude Secretary Ickes has taken
against Texas, / anticipate the Sec
retary will attempt to force federal
control legislation on an unwilling
industry"
Blalock said "it has become evil
dent Secretary Ickes hoped hot OF
would rln and a price break would
follow" He quoted Ickes as saving
hot" oil was running in east Tex
as from the first three days after
the supreme court decision invalid
ating federal shipment control. and
that the price would break "a
fifty. twenty five and ten cents"
, 1935-01-14

PHILADELPHIA. - Ethel, pet
cat at the manufacturers and
bankers club, tired Of the choice
tidbits from richly laden tables
which had made her sleek and
fat. She ventured along the build
ms coping TO catch a live bird.
leaped at a pigeon and missed.
Nine lives were the price she
paid az her body struck Broad
Street. ten floors below.
, 1935-01-14
Reward of Crime

PHILADELPHIA.-An energetic
thief climbed five flights Of stairs
to a roof, crossed to the adjoining
building. knocked out a skylight
and descended three flights OF
stairs only to find the door TO the
Ranstead cafe solidly barred.
Trudging back 10 the roof. he cut
a piece Of cable from an elevator.
tied II to a radiator. lowered II out
a window and climbed down. Fl
nally he got into the cafe.
His loot was five or six nickels
from a telephone coin box.
, 1935-01-14
FLASHES OF LIFE
fBy The Associated Press)
Alfred In Blue

AUSTIN.-A "homespun' suit
will be worn by James ". Alfred
when he Is sworn In as governor
Of Texas Tuesday.
The suit. a double breasted blue
tweed. Is made entirely Of Texas
materials and was spun and man
ufactured at Texas archaeological
college.
, 1935-01-14
Farmers can Effectively Pro-
test by Stopping Harvesting

This firm will not ship one
carload Of vegetables by
freight this week in protest
against the high rates we
are being forced to pay.
CARROTS shipped last week
are today selling at a loss in
the markets fthe country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
State Republican Clubs VIII
Hear BurYeU Wright

Little, Clarence Martin and Miss
Clara Gilbert.
Miss Adele Storck, chairman OF
the legislative committee, will meet
with members of her committee
proceeding the club meeting to dis
cuss current national legislation.
At the meeting she will give her
views on Current National Legisla-
ton The legislative COMMITTEES
is composed of Mrs. Phoebe Link,
Mrs. Mayme Mcconnell, DR.. Amelia
Keller and Miss Storck.
A musical program, arranged by
Miss Pearl Randall, will include
group of songs by Fred w. Koerhn.
accompanied by Maurice F. Shadley.
Mr. Shadley will play trombone
solo, accompanied by Mr.. Koerhn.
Miss Martha Stephenson will sing.
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
O. w. Stephenson, Greenwood.
Mr.. Koerhn is an instructor OF
English and liberal arts at Indiana
Central College, and is director OF
the senior class play this year Mr..
Shadley is a former band leader
at the Indiana Central College, and
now teaches music in Smithville
High School. Both Mr. Koerhn and
Mr.. ShadIey were members Of the
original Greyhound Quartet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
INITIATION SET BY
DELTA THETA TAU

Dinner and initiation ceremony
will be held tomorrow night at the
Columbia Club by Epsilon Pi Chap
ter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, hon
oring Mrs Robert Durham, Mrs.
Ernest Prick and Misses Martha
Free, Fern Bitner. Atha Black, Mary
Margaret Overman and Ernestine
Simons. Miss Helen Pease viii pre-
side and Mrs. z. r. Bebout will be
in charge of the program. Response
will be given by several members.
Installation will be held for Miss
Ruby Windhorst, president; Miss
Dorothy Addington, VIE president;
Miss Nellie Passions. treasurer; Miss
Patricia Custer. record -ng secretary;
Mrs. Maurice Johnston correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. O. z. Alloway.
sergeant-at-arms: Mrs. Harold
Schafner. historian, and Miss Pease.
press. Miss Windhorst will be dele
gate TO the Delta Theta Tau
national convention. 10 be held in
Cincinnati in july.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Musical Given
in Compliment
to Mrs. McNutt

Mrs. Ada Rose and her daughter,
Miss Mabel Rose, entertained with
a musical today in the north lounge
of the Marott in honor Of Mrs. Paul
V. McNutt.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
Robert Song. Mrs. D. NJ. Parry. Mrs.
William H Coleman, Mrs. Frank
Finney. Mrs. Harriet Wells. Mrs.
Earl THOMPSON. Miss Louise Nc
Mutt and Miss Frances Breeding.
Dark red roses and spring flowers
appointed the room Taking part
on the program were Mrs. Lutte
Gruber. soprano; Mrs. Thelma
Thompson. mezzo soprano; Miss
Mary Mooreman. contralto: Miss
Bernice Regain. violinist; Miss Isa-
bella Parry. pianist, and Mrs. sgd
ney Blair Harry, soprano.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Music Will Be
Presented by
Three Initiates

Initiation services will be held by
Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority, Saturday, June l, with
Miss Imogene Pierson. presiding
Dinner will be served at 6:45 at the
Ambassador Grille in honor of the
initiates.
Initiates include Miss Edith Gun
ter. pianist; Miss Helen Sommers
pianist, and Miss Lucille Pritchard
organist. The ceremony will teke
place at at the chapter room at
34th and Pennsylvania-Sts.
Miss Frances Wishard has ar
ranged a program to be given by
the initiates at 5:45 in Odeon Hall.
It will include:
Prelude and Fueue in z Minor. Bach
Miss Pritchard
'.Nocturne in Minor ......--- Chopin
Prelude in @ Minor Rachmanlnon
Miss Gunter
Rhapsody In E b" -..... Brahm;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Seniors of st. Agnes Academy will
be received formally into the alum
nae association at tea from 3 to
5 tomorrow at the academy Mrs.
William Freuney and Mrs. Leo Nc
Namara will preside over a tea table
centered with spring flowers and
lighted with tapers.
Ir the receiving line will be Miss
Alice Jane HesSler, alumnae presi-
dent; Miss Marjorie McDuffee. vice
president; Miss Mary Rosalie Beck,
secretary Miss Gretchen Yeazel.
treasurer: and officers of the senior
class. Misses Eileen Chamberlain,
Mary L. Drew, Helen Conner and
Jean McGrayel.
Reception committee includes
Misses Rosemary Dryer, Margaret
Jordan. Helen Carroll, Mary Louise
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
PARTY GIVEN FOR
JUNE BRIDE TO-BE

Miss Jean Mildred Mackay en-
tertained last night with a party
honoring Miss EVELYN Irene Draper
whose marriage to Max Winchel
will take place June ?. Mrs. Grace
Mackav. Mrs Mary Draper and
Mrs. c. c. Winchel assisted the
hostess
Pastel cOlorS appointed the party.
Guests received miniature corSages
Of roses and forget me notS. Guests
included Miss Draper, Misses
Jeanne Winchel. Jean Goulding,
Dena Wolfard. Pauline Olsen. Shir-
lev Collier. Vera SudbroCk. Mar
jorie Bell. Medium Davidson and
Mariamela Schmidt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
BRIDAL PARTY WILL
FETE MISS WAGNER

Miss Betty Mclaughlin will en-
terrain with party Tuesday night
in honor of Miss Mary Josephine
Wagner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P Wagner. whose marriage TO
Edward J. Neal. son of Mrs. Mar
garet Neal. will take place at
Saturday morning. June !, at st.
Joan of Arc Church.
Mrs. R. c.. HeSseldenz and Miss
HeSseldenz entertained Thursday
night with miscellaneous party for
the bride-to-be Thirty guests at
tended and pink and blue appoint
ments were used
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Latreian Clubs
Will Entertain
at Hook Home

At a garden tea from to Tues
day ct the J. A. Hook home. Spring
M.ll-rd. members of the Alpha Beta
Latreian clubs and their coupsellors
will be entertained at tea.
The Alpha Beta Latreian Club will
give the tea with Mrs Russell Gift.
hostess. Mrs. Cliff will be assisted
by Mrs. Bernard Schotters. Mrs
Noble Hiatt. Mrs Wilbur Smith and
Mrs. E. F McLaren
Mrs c. J. Finch. president of the
Seventh District Federation of
Clubs. and Mrs. George Van Dyke.
counsellor for the hostess group, will
pour at a tea table.
Spring flowers Will be arranged
on the tea table and throughout the
house
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
st. Agnes Seniors to Be ReCeiUed
by AIun111ae Association

Shiel, Dorothy Shepherd Jane
Keene, Dorothy Ann Scrogin, Mary
Margaret Ruddel Virginia Itten-
bach and Virginia Quigley. In
charge of arrangements are Miss
Patricia OConnor and Miss Mary
Frances Boyle.
The new alumnae members will
include Misses Betty Reed, Margaret
Refs. Frances ROLES. Josephine Rus
so, Mary Schneider, Mary Louise
Schuster, Florence Sequartz, Mary
Catherine Sexton, Patricia Shine,
Mary Jean Smith. Martha Louise
Smith. Mary Louise Steinberger,
Mary Steiner, Rosemary Stout. Nora
Sullivan, Anna Frances Thompson,
Rosemary Arden, Anna Barton,
Margaret Bernatz, Catherine Bing-
ham, Florence Bowers. Marjorie
Boyle. Suzanne BriZette, Dorothy
Brickwidde. Josephine Carr, Eileen
Chamberlain. Helen Conner, Rita
Connor Jeannete Courtney, Rose
Marie Dean, Mary Louise Drew,
Nancy Drohan, Julia Dwyer, Mary
Engle, Catherine Fitzpatrick. Mar
garet Flanagan and Emma Blanche
Fromhold
Margaret Gavin, Genevieve Hile,
Betty Humphrey, Jane DeChantel
Reach. Mary Alice Kenney, Lorayne
Lampke, Helen Lawler. Mary Ellen
Lime, Mary 10 Maher. Lavonne Ma
loot. Rosemary Mongano, Josephine
Mangold. Mary Jane Mannix. Jean
McGrayle. Catherine Means. Vir-
GINA Moran, Mary Murphy. Georgia
Neargarder. Betty OConnen, Bea-
trice Gilman. Annette Pau, Loretta
Pfau and Angela Pfeiffer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
DEGREE MEETING OF
SORORITY SET

Mrs. Laura Wadsworth, newly
elected president of the Indianap-
oils Alliance of Delta Delta Delta
Sorority will give the Circle Degree
at the May meeting Wednesday at
the Butler University chapter house.
Dinner will be served at $50.
The dinner will be in charge of
Mrs. Frederic I. Barrows. assisted by
Mrs. Harry Houghtalen, Mrs. Muir
ray DeArmand. Mrs Karl Edgar
Stout and Miss Virginia Holt.
Other officers include Mrs Dana
Jones. vice president; Miss Marjorie
Carr. recording secretary: Miss Jes-
sic Martin, corresponding secretary;
Miss Lois Martin. treasurer: Miss
Helen Higgins. Trident correspond
ent. and Mrs. Wendell Hicks. Pan
hellenic representative.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
MISS TUMBLESON
TO BE HONORED

A color scheme Of green and
white will feature a party to be
given by Miss Mary Margaret
Stricken and Miss Mary Kay
Mitchell tonight in honor Of Miss
Helen Tumbleson. whose marriage
10 Edward Wright, Frankfort, will
take place June /.
With the bride-to-be and her
mother, guests will be Miss Betty
Duncan. Mooresville: Miss Thelma
Bingham, Brazil Miss Mariana
Lundgren. Terre Haute; Mrs. Ken
meth Craw, Lafayette; Mesdames
Donald Jones. Frank AloertSon.
Paul Suits and wilbur Doran;
Misses Mary Frances Douglas, Dor
otha Butt. Anne Withers. Nellie
Munson, Josephine Davidson and
Margaret Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

VEAR-END show sponsored
u June Miss Mary L. school,
on the committee handling arrangements for the event
The marriage OF Miss Anna Marie DUNCAN daughter Mr. and
Mrs J. Duane
Mrs j. c. Pritche. took
Mr. Earl the
daughter Miss Margaret Hair Martin Sims
Mrs Frank K Lane The will take place
of Ward Belmont School,
tended Northwestern University Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority Mr. Lane attended Butler
a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity
Miss Harriet Jane Holmes junior president of the Children
the Revolution which will hold the
June l.
before her
from Indiana University member of Phi
Kappa
will received
Mary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
University Women to Entertain
Butler Senior Group

vim CJrle. Harry Foreman. Russell
HippenSteel. A. D LANCE, Maud Rus
sell. Lester Smith and Paul Stokes.
Following breakfast. program
will be presented Mrs n Taylor
Todd. president or the local branch {;
Mrs. I. K. Joyce program chairman:
Miss Dorothy Helmer. evening study
group chairman. and Mrs. Paul
Tombaueh. retiring vice president
Of the Indiana division. will give
talks.
This Is the third annual June
breakfast to be held in honor of
Butler senior women since the
women graduates of Butler have be-
come eligible for full national men,
berShip in the association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Burrell Wright, attorney, will dis
cuss The Republican Party and
Your Business" before members Of
the Indiana Womans Republican
Club at 2 Wednesday at the COlum-
bia Club with Mrs. Henry r. Camp
bell presiding Meeting date has
been changed from Thursday to
Wednesday because of Memorial
Day.
Hostesses for the meeting will in
clude Mesdames Frank Cones,
Samuel Lewis Shank, Delbert o.
Wilmeth, Ella Gardner, J. Burdette
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
CHURCH GROUP WILL
GIVE MUSICALE

Garden musicale will be held by
the Stansheld Social Workers Cir
Gle Of the Meridian Street NJ. E.
Church at 8 Friday night. June IA.
At the J. L Holcomb estate.
Mrs. Edward B. Taggart is gen.
ersl chairman Of the event and
Mrs. Alex L. Taggsrt. IN charge of
publicity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Senior women students at Butler
University are invited 10 attend the
June breakfast 70 be held by the
indianapolis Branch of the Amerl-
can Association Of University Wom-
en- at s Saturday morning, June 8.
AZ the Sphinx Arms
Mrs. Amos B. Carlisle. general
chairman. announces that invita-
tionS have been extended TO l25
members Of the June graduating
class at Butler.
Assisting Mrs Carlisle are Mes
DANES Calvin r Hamilton and
George Schumacher. HoSteSseS will
be Mrs. Gordon Batman. chairman.
and Mesdames Wilbur Appel. Mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
State Luncheon
Of Alun1nae to
Be Held June s

Announcement is made today Of
the annual state luncheon of the
Ward Belmont Alumnae Club. 1t
will be held June s at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club and alumnae
from over the state will attend.
DR.. John Wayne Barton. presi-
dent OF Ward Belmont School.
Nashville, Tenn, will be the speak
er. Miss Martha Rucker will pre-
sent a program of violin numbers
and Miss Mary Sudhoff will sing.
Activities Of the club next year
will be directed by Mrs. z. w. Con-
gleton who has been reelected
president: Mrs. Ross Coffin. vice
president: Mrs. n. (. Wooters. sec
rotary. and Mrs. Stanley McComsS
Jr.s treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
SISTERHOOD TO
CLOSE SEASON

Activities of the BETHEL edeck
Sisterhood will be concluded for the
year with a luncheon and program
at noon Monday at the temple.
Officers will be elected.
Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review Louis Zara's Blessed Is the
Man." and Pearl Goodman Ledy
will present a musical program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
TWO WILL BE CLUB
HOSTESSES

Mrs. Henrietta Dillon and Mrs.
G. B. Taylor will be hostesses for a
meeting of the Culture Club, Friday
afternoon, at Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club. Round table discussion
will be held and luncheon served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Season to Close

Final federation meeting Of the
year will be held by International
Travel-Study Club. Inc, at 7:45
Tuesday night at the Lincoln Mrs
Robert Caplinger. newly elected
president. will announce her COM
mittee assistants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
MISS HUGHES TO
BE JUNE BRIDE

Invitations were issued today for
the marriage OF Miss Mary Esther
Hughes. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
William z. Hughes. 10 John RAY
Thomas K Swan. Cambridge. o.
The ceremony will be read at s 80
Saturday night. June IS. at the
Meridian Street NJ. E. Church.