Monday, Feb. 03, 1930
Coming
National Affairs
Feb. 7--Debate on Prohibition Enforcement between Representative Fiorello H. La Guardia (Wet) of New York and Senator Smith W. Brookhart (Dry) of Iowa under auspices of Cleveland Advertising Club, in Cleveland.
Feb. 13--President Hoover's dinner to the diplomatic corps at the White House.
Feb. 20--President Hoover's reception to members of the House of Representatives at the White House.
Foreign News
Feb. 5--Inauguration of President-elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio in Mexico City, to be attended by a large goodwill delegation of U. S. and other businessmen.
Business
Feb. 1-9--American Furniture Style Show at the Furniture Mart, Chicago.
Feb. 3-7--Nineteenth Annual Convention of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, at Hotel Pennsylvania, Manhattan.
Aeronautics
Feb. 7-15--International Aviation Show, auspices of Aviators' Post, American Legion, at Grand Central Palace, Manhattan.
Feb. 15-23--International Aircraft Exposition, auspices Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, at St. Louis, Mo.
Art
Feb. 11--Opening of a one-month exhibit of modern architecture, auspices of the Architects' Club of Chicago.
Feb. 13-March 13--Annual exhibit of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, at Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh.
Music
Feb. 3--Opening of the Chicago Civic Opera Company's two-week season at the Boston Opera House. First production: Die Walkuere.
Feb. 7--Beginning of Wagner Matinee Cycle at the Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan. First production, Die Meistersinger.
Education
Feb. 1--Opening of a School for Crime Detection at Northwestern University.
Feb. 12--Columbia University's Alumni Day, celebrated in Manhattan with speeches by President Nicholas Murray Butler and Author John Erskine.
Feb. 12--Conferring of the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on retiring British Ambassador Rt. Hon. Sir Esme Howard by Georgetown University, in Washington.
Feb. 22-27--Convention of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association, at Atlantic City.
Sport
WINTER SPORTS
Feb. 3-5--World's figure-skating championship, at Madison Square Garden, Manhattan.
Feb. 6-8--Dartmouth College's twentieth annual Winter Carnival.
Feb. 8-16--Northern Games, at Stockholm, Sweden.
Feb. 18-19--Inter-collegiate winter sports (International), at Murray Bay, Canada.
Feb. 21-24--Tenth annual Lake Placid ski tournament, at Lake Placid, N. Y.
GOLF
Jan. 28-Feb. 1--Pan-American men's amateur championship, at Edgewater Gulf course, Biloxi, Miss.
Feb. 11-15--Women's open championship tournament, at Riddell's Bay Golf and Country Club, Bermuda.
TENNIS
Feb. 1--National indoor tennis championship (men's singles and doubles), at 7th Regiment Armory, Manhattan.
RACQUETS
Feb. 16-21--U. S. singles championship, at Boston.
SQUASH RACQUETS
Feb. 21-23--U. S. championship, at Chicago.
BOATING
Jan. 30--Opening of the international sailing and outboard motorboat regatta, at Havana.
BRIDGE
Feb. 12-14--Annual Eastern championship bridge tournament, at the Delmonico, Manhattan.
ANIMALS
Feb. 10-12--Westminster Kennel Club Show, at Madison Square Garden, Manhattan.
TRAP SHOOTING
Jan. 29-Feb. 1--Dixie Handicap at the Atlanta Gun Club.
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