Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1926 — Page 7

k* »•- * ' * CLUB CALENDER Thursday Ilrl ,i. c Club—Mrs W. P. Sthi-wk. BriilK’' Club—Mrs. William Schrock s n. n>. 1 | A g. of Zion Lutheran church K li(wl shous, 1p m. Ice-cream social, Christian Endeavof of U. B. Church, at the church. So Cha Rea—Mrs. Clyde Butler, <: 3O p. m. Loyal Daughters class of Evangeli leal Sunday school — Mrs. George Sprague, 7:30 p. nt. Ladies' Aid Society of Christian churc h—Church Parlors, 2:30 p.m. Root township girls 4—H club— Monmouth H. S. Building. 1:30. p.m Rebecca and Three Link Club—l. p 0. F. Hall. Maude Miller—Red Men Hall, 7:30. Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian ch arch—Church parlors, 2:30 pm. Friday Delta Theta Tau initiation—Miss Margaret Holthouse, 8 p. in. W. R C.—postponed. W. F. M. S. of M. E. church- Mrs. Albert Berry, 2:30 p.m. Five Hundred Club —Mrs. Joe Lose’ f;3O o’clock. D. Y. B. class of U. B. Sunday School—Mrs. Dick Harker, West Jeff erson street, 7:30 p. m. Saturday ’ King's Heraldfl of M. E- church—- ' Paul Hancher, 2:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Society of Christian church Supper—Postponed to June 26. I U.B. Ladies Aid Society 2-cent supper—Church dining room 5 to 7 p. m. Mrs. Brothers’ Section of U. B. Ladies Aid, Bake Sale—Lichtle Meat Market, 9 a. m. Tuesday Psi lota Xi—Mrs. Will Schrock. 8 p. m. The closing event of the I’si lota Xi convention, which has been in session at Fort Wayne for the past two days, was held last evening in the ball room at the Anthony Hotel, when an elaborate banquet was served to 125 guests. The room was decorated in the Sorority colors, of blue and gold. The tables were arranged in diamond shape with baskets of delphinium and yellow daisies placed ""at intervals. A small diamond shape table was placed in the center of the large diamond and held a large bas-

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? ° f Su,,bur ' ,t Around theE ortge of the small table was an arrangement of small blue BUd go ld "Rhts hidden in a bed of ferns. Bas- 1 kets of daisies a nd roses were plac- ! ' d “" Wln<low lc(lgcs • ,nd P Un °. bmal blue and gold parcels containIna silver bracelets marked the place, of the gm. Bt s, Miss Clare McDarhy, of Fort Wayne, gave an a,(dress of welcome and farwell, aft e( which a Program of songs and dancing by profcssional entertainers was given Music during the banquet was furnished by the Centllvre orchestra. The grand officers elected at the afternoon session are president, Miss Helen Seward, Indianapolis; vice- ■ president,Victoria Gross, Fort Wayne; assistant vice - president, Senora Riecke. of Fort Wayne; secretary. Margaret MuUendora, Franklin; assistant secretary, Mabel Ifirgin ' Elkenberry. of Vincennes; treasurer, Dorothy Smart Hullinger. Hunting' ton; assistant treasurer, Lillian McGuffey, Markle: inspectres#, Janet Dean, of Rushville; assistant inspectress. Helen Van Cleve Leonard, ■ Hartford City; editress, Louise Koons, Newcastle; assistant editress. Vivian Harding, Richmond; conductress, Irene Kelly Huyette, Bluffton; assisttaut conductress, Ferris Phillips Cooper, Greenfield; adviser, (Teo Goff Wilkens, Fort Wayne. Mrs.| Marie Porter, of this city, was appointed a member of the constitution > revision committee. Plans were • made tor the dedication of the shelter house at the Riley Memorial Hospital at Indianapolis. The shelter house was a gift of the Sorority made to the hospital at the convention a year ago. The mid-year convention will be held in Indianapolis in February. The members of the local chapter, who attended the closing event of the twenty-second annual convention of the Sorority, were Mesdames .1. H. Burroughs, E. B. Adams, la-igh Bowen, Charles Knapp. F. E. Vail, A. F. Stalter, C. O. Porter, C. ('. Pumphrey, arid the Misses Mary Callow, Marcella Kern and Helen Swearingen. The Delta Theta Tau Sorority will hold au important meeting at the home of Miss Margaret Holthouse Friday evening, at 8 o’clock. Initiation will be held and all members are urged to be present. The W. R. C. meeting has been postponed indefinitely. The meeting was to have been held Friday afternoon. All members are urged to note the change. The Union Township 1-11 club met

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ut the home of the local leader, Mrs. Floyd Bowman. Wednesday after noon. Songs and games were enjoyed following the interesting program given. Miss Dorothy Spoiler will be hostess to the club at the next meting. Those who attended the meeting included Hilda Barkley, Ruth Noll, Lucile Gerke, Ruth Burger. Alma Bleeke, Garneta Gerke. Mary Lehrmun, Martha Noll, Florence Gerke, and lairetta Brokamp. Tlie reguar meeting of the Psi lota Xi Sorority will be held Tuesday evening at eight o’clock at the home of Mrs. Will Schrock. The attendance of every member is urged. Miss Genevieve Berling was hostess to the members of the Bridge club last evening at her home on fourth street. Prizes for high scores were awarded, tx> Mrs. Paul Briede and Mrs. Ix>e Mrs. JacM Brunton was the only guest besides the club members. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Lose next Wednesday evening. Mrs W. P. Schrock will be hostess to the Bridge club tonight at eight o’clock. The Ladies Aid Society of the | United Brethren church will serve a two-cent supper in the church (lining room Saturday afternoon from live to seven o’clock. The following menu will be served: chicken, noodle soup, baked beans, potato salad, pickles, pie, strawberry short cake icecream, bfead, butter and coffee. The libera patronage of the public if solicited. Foot Expert Considers Locating In Decatur Hairy Wheeler. Toronto. Canada, foot expert and a graduate of the American school of Practipodics. of Chicago, is here seeking a location and is seriously considering a permanent residence here. He fits shoes to the feet, builds them if necessary, and corrects any troubles a person may have with his walking apparatus, also specializing in shoes for cripples and in taking care of any foot ills. He said

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