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HOLD Y. W. C. A . FETE FEB . 70 Industrial Clubs Arrange Valentine Party. A Valentine fete will he given by the Federation of Industrial Clubs of the Young Women’* Christian Association on Wednesday evening. The affair will be In celebration of Membership night, anil will be open to the public. A vaudevlllel show, with a three-act program, will be followed by a bazaar In the gymnasium. Each of the clubs will be represented In a stunt or by a booth. One of the bazaar stunts w!H be given by a group of giris from Butler College. The committee In charge is as follows. Miss Effie Lendorml, chairman, and Misses Bernice Pavey, Rath Brown, Margaret Rieman, I-aura Church, Marie Schepk, Lucille Cave, Dorothy Renfro, Carrie Buhnenlng, Norma Kleinman, Myrtle Clark, Venneta Fowler, Julia AlcHale, Gladys Wamsley, Rosalie Anderson, Rose Hensely and Miss Hendricks. Those who will take part are .Misses Gladys Wiley. Helen Kleinman, Norma Kleinman, Clara Rupert. Pe*Tl Rupert, Jessie Stout, Ruth Stout. Gertrude Peyton, Maude Tatum. Goldie Martlne. Lucille Cgye, Rosemary Brady. Lois Font, Myra Majors, Pearl Jones. Pearl Jones. Ora and Margaret O'Rourke. Y. W. C. A. NOTES. The program for the .monthly Y. IV. C. A. night at thecJohn Herron Art Institute has been arranged by Mrs. Harold Haven Brown for next Friday night at 8 p. m. A tour through the galleries to Foe the special exhibits for February will be followed by a program in the c’.ubrooros In the art school building. Mrs. Carl Lieber will give some readings and refreshments will be served. Any girl or woman in the city will be welcome. The initiation and business meeting of the Technical High School Girls' Reserve Club of the Y. W. C. A. was held Friday afternoon. A skating party was given by the Shortridge High School Girl Reserve Club Friday night. Ice cream and candy were sold for the summer conference fund. Xola Martin was hostess. Miss Margaret Toys led the d'seussion Wednesday evenlng'at the council meeting of the three high school girl reserve clubs. The girls of the Girls’ Reserve Club at school No. 12 will henceforth have as their leader Mrs. A. G. Carter. Mrs. Harry Burgess gave a reading at the luncheon held Thursday at the Y. W. C. A. by the girls of the Central Business College. A course of six lessons in the spring millinery clss will be open to new students Feb. 23. The time of the day class Is 2:30 to 4:30; that of the night class. T to 3. The Instructor is Miss Mabel •Rose. “Health Problems” will be the subject of an Address by Dr. J. N. Hurfy at the open mrum Monday evening from 6:30 to T :3<v o’clock. A Valentine party will be given on Monday evening by the girls of the Y. ; W. C. A. residence at 122 Michigan ! Street. "The Danger of the Untroubled Conscience” will be the suhj“ct of the Rev. Clarence Jteidenbach. pastor of the Downer Avenue Christian Church In anaddress at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon. The girls of the physical department will act as hostesses. Rev. W. J. Darby Dead Sneelal to The Times. EVANSVILLE, Ind.. Feb. 12.—The Rev. William Johnson Darby. 73, president of the board of trustees of James Millliken University At Decatur. 111., and secretary of the hoard of ministerial relief of the Presbyterian Church of the United States, Is dead at his home at Newburg, a suburb of Evansville, of apoplexy. The Rev. Mr. Darby had been active in the ministry for fifty years. A few years ago he was the representative of the Presbyterian Church the tlulvert>al council held in Scotland. r

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ROSALIE DKARDOKFF. Delta Delta Delta, national college sorority, will hold Its annual fete next Saturday, including a luncheon and a formal ball In the evening. Among the young women who are prominent in Tri Delt affairs are Miss

Club Index Aftermath Club—Thursday. Hostess, Mrs. Harry Wilson, 3816 Washington boulevard. Mrs. George M. Cornelius will talk on "The Christ of the Andes History and Significance,” and Mrs. Eurl Kurt* will discuss "Ecuador, the Switzerland of America.” ... Century Club —Tuesday night. Metropolitan School of Music. Seoit R. Brewer will talk on “Shan We Retain the Primaries ?” V ** * Culture Club—Friday. Hostess. Mrs. S. M. Dyer, 2041 Talbott avenue. Annual reports and election of officers will follow the luncheon. ... Fortnightly Musical Club—Tuesday., Hostess, Miss Nelle Welsehans, 1421 Park avenue. Mr*. Clinton Lasher will talk on "Mrs. Edward McDoweil and the McDowell Colony.” • • • Heyl Study Club—Tuesday. nostess, Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing, 1424 North Alabama street. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m., to be followed by a program arranged under the direction of Mrs. Albert Alexander. Mrs. F. P. Woolery and M:s. P. A. Davis. • • • Independent Social Club—Tuesday. Hostess. Mrs. Otto Kluss. 3023 Broadway. Guest day will be observed. • • • Indianapolis Woman's Club —Friday. The Propylaeum. Helen Wheeloek Griffith will discuss “A Lady of the Old School,” Miss Daisy Malott-White wHI talk on "The Generations" and conversation on “The Migratory Motor” will be led by Martha Mclntlre Martindale. • • • Irvington Chautauqua Club —Tuesday. Hostess. Mrs. Edgar A. Perkins, 5457 Julian avenue. The program will include a paper on "Development of France During the Years of Peace,” by Mrs. L. O.

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MILDRED El KEN BAR Y . Mildred Eikenberry, president of the De Pauw chapter, which is the oldest one in Indiana; Miss Ruth Lauer of the hostess chapter, Indiana, who will respond to a toast, representing her chapter and Miss Rosalie Deardorf of Indianapolis, president of the Butler chap-

Johnson and a talk on “France Herself Again,” by Mrs. Maymo Findley. • • Irvington Quest Club—Thursday. Hostess. Mrs. C. M. Hamilton, 5527 East Washington street. Mrs. W. A. Shoults will read a paper on "Unusual Industries of the United States.” • * • Irvington Woman's Club—Monday. Hostess, Mrs. Hilton U. Brown. 50K7 East Washington street. Myra H. I>oau wlij talk on “William Deau Howells.” • * * Magazine Club—Saturday. Greeu parlors of the Y. VV. C. A. Hostesses, Mrs. J. P. Vandnworker, Mrs. J. J. Williams. Miss Mary Ward and Mrs. Ralph Waldo. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown will give an illustrated lecture on "Flemish Art." • • • Monday Club—Monday. Propylaeum. Maj. Lewis HaugU of the Federal Health Service will give a talk on “Social Hygiene,” Mrs. J. Ambrose Dunkel will rend a paper on "The Poetry of the Bible," Mrs. Nelle Carter Hurlbert will sing a group of sacred numbers and the genera* discussion will be led by Mrs. Walter T. White. • • • Parlor Club— Monday. Hostess, Mrs. Harry Tutewiier, 1325 Park avenue. The meeting will he in the nature of a Valentine party. Miss Charity Dye will talk on "Pioneer Mothers. • • • Present-Day Club—Monday night. Hostess. Mrs. J. 11. Lowry. 3109 Park avenue. A social evening will take the place of the regular afternoon meeting, and husbands of the members will be entertained. • • • Thursday Lyceum Club—Thursday. Hostess, Mrs. W. H. Benton, S.'HK.) Park avenue. Mrs. Harry Wilson will read a paper on "Nlkko and the Isle Spangled Seas.” Timely topics will he the subject for responses. • • • Wednesday Afternoon Club —IfeJnesday. Hostesses, Mrs. R. H. Davidson and

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KITH LAUER. ter, who will give the Butler response on the luncheon program. Members from the four active chapters, De Pauw, Butler. Franklin and Indiana, with alumnae from over the State and a group from Cincinnati and the Lniversity of Illinois, will attend.

Mrs. L. A. Lockwood, 3352 West Michigan street. The report from the Local Council will he given and a reading, "Colonial Album,” by Mrs. J. M, White will be a feature of the program. • * • Welfare Club—Monday. Department Club. A regular business meeting will be held. On Thursday the entertainment at the Home for Aged Women will be held. The committee In charge Includes Mrs. Otto E. Ajubony,. Mrs. Edward Haul), Mrs. W. C. Smith, Mrs. C. Fred Klee, Mrs. W. O. Thiele, Mrs, Nelle Greyer. Music Notes Following the concert to be given tomorrow afternoon zy Sophia Braslau, contralto In Caleb Mills Hall, a reception will be given in her honor by the Harmonic Club in the Greua Parlors of the Y. W. C. A. Sirs. James Moag, president of the organization, Is In charge of general arrangements. • • • The Sunday evening program for the Hotel Severin by the Orloff Trio mill include selections from "Take It From Me,” “Tango” (Albent-z), selections from ■•llnafore” and "Hark, Hark the Lark 1 (Schubert). e • • Voice pupils of Edna France Phlnney will be presented In a costume recital at the meeting of the business women's section of the Woman's Department Club Thursday ‘ evening. Those taking part Include Dorothy Waggoner, Elva Davss, Florence Egan, Loratne Muelier, Anna Baida us, Florence Euglehardt, Edith Williams, I.uclle Hunt Gertrude V\ urnsley, Vanessa Grimes, Dorothea Kautsky, Mayme McAtec, Thomas Carroll and Hobart Taylor. * • • A miscellaneous program will be given Sunday evening at the Hotel Lincoln by the Lincoln Instrumental Trio, assisted by the vocal quartette. The nuiulwrs will Include "Flrottles” G'aiguo), "Serenade” (Mileuka), “Sylvan Sketches'

(Helm), and selections from “Lady Billy” (Idltzi Hajos’ new musical play), by the trio. “Heart of Mine” (Smith),, "Barcarolle” (Campana), by the quartette; “Desert Star” Bullard), duet by Paul Kleeman aud Ila-rr f'ulland : "The Bird of Passage’s Farewell” (Ililtiach), by Miss Florence Ann Parkin and Harry Calland; solos, "Deen Wate-” IBmwnl, by Mr. Calland; “Serenade” (Chaminade), by Dr. Kleeman, and "My Little House,” by Miss Parkins. A special feature will be a contralto solo by Mrs. Mary Trflub Busch, "Softly Thro’ My Soul,” composed by iMcthell Humphreys of Evansville, with trio instrumental settings arranged by Hrs. Uarnsl Humphrey’s trio cellists. Mrs. J. P. Cochrane, 3021 Kenwood avenue, will be hostess at a tea of the auxiliary to the Thirty-eighth division, Friday, in honor of the new officers, including Mrs. W. A. Brewer, president; Mrs. Charles Arbuckle, first vice president; Mrs A. E. Butler, second vice president; Mrs. C. C. Miller, recording secretary; Mrs. Le Grande Lawrence, corresponding secretary; Mrs. H. R. A. Baughman, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Greene and Mrs. T. A. Berry, hospitality. The program for the afternoon will include numbers by Mrs. J. L. Wells, Miss Marie O’Brien, Miss Florence Kessler, vocalists; Cora Virginia Clapp, reader; Abbie Elizabeth Swain, dancer, and Margaret Greeuburg, pianist. • * Mrs. Lucius B. Swift will be the speaker for the meeting of the Ceroles Francais Tuesday evening, In the library room, , seventh floor of the Chamber of Commerce. She will tell of her recent trip to France, where she visited families and orphans helped through the war orphan committee of the French relief. The program will be open to any one interested. • • • Members of the Veti Leur Sorority Monday evening will entertain with a Valentine dance in the ballroom of the Independent Athletic Club. Chaperons will include Mr. and Mrs. Mark White, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettinger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bollmer, and Mr. and Mrs. John McCurdy. •• • w The Calendar Club of Fletcher Place M. E. Church will meet In the parlors of (Tie church Wednesday night instead of Tuesduy, as formerly announced. • • • Mrs. C. A. Barrett, 1103 East Market street, wig hostess for a social meeting" of the Grace Methodist Church Epworth League last evening. The program included u group of by Miss Emma Harbolt End various Valentine “stunts.” Miss Ruth Smith was chairman of arrangements. • • • Mrs. Edward Lynn, 2810 North Delaware street, returned today from Chicago, where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Bowman. • • James J. Fitzgerald addressed tha members of the* Altrusa Club at their luncheon meeting today in the L. 8. Ayres tearoom. His topic was *F!re Protection and Fire Insurance.” Dr. Mary

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Westfall, president, Introduced the j speaker. • • • Mrs. Ben Morris was hostess for the buffet dinner of the Delta Delta Delta Alliance. An informal musical program and business meeting followed the dinner. / * • • Miss Kathleen McKee, 2530 North New i Jersey street, will entertain with an in- j formal tea tomorrow afternoon. . . * Miss Adelaide Moore, 2229 North Talbott avenue, entertained Theta Alpha chapter of Delta Gamma with a luncheon at her home today. Valentine deeorarions were used for the table, hearts marking the places, with Ices and confections carrying out the general scheme. Miss Kate Arbuckle and Mrs. Rolla -Bruce assisted Miss Moore. 4 j * • * Dr. 8. J. Copeland, 3930 Guilford ave- I nue, will leave Monday to attend the semiannual meeting of the board of trustees of Evansville College. _• • • Women of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Tri Kappa entertained with an attractive Valentine 000 party last evening in the home of Mrs. W. D. Hammerstadt, 2921 North Pennsylvania street. The hostess was Mrs. Charles R. Quick, Mrs. W. R. Piper, Mrs. W. E. McMains and Mrs. J. Fred Holland. • • Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Harker have returned from their wedding trip through the South and are at home at 1830 North Talbott avenue. Mjs. Harker formerly was Miss Ruby Addison. * * ♦ Members of the finance committee of the Hamilton Berry Service Star Legion will entertain with a card party Thursday afternoon, in the home of Mrs. Henry J. Coerper. 2130 North Delaware street, for the benefit of the chapter relief fund. The committee Includes Mrs. William L Horn, chairman; IDs. W. H. Brown, Mrs. L. B. Neu, T. Sortwel, Mrs. E. M. (Jutland and Mrs. E. D. Evans. Assisting the committee are the chapter officers. Including Mrs. E. J. Robison, Mrs. Thomas E. Stuckey, Mrs. Frank Gavin. Mrs. Linton A. Cox, Mrs. Herman Mnnk, Mrs. Frank C. Nessler, Mrs. D. E. Jordan, Mrs. Horace Eddy, Mrs. U. L. Waterbury, Mrs. D. M. Parry and Mrs. F. M. Brier. This is the first of series of chapter parties. Meetings Shortridge Parent-Teacher Club will meet Tuesday night in the Shortridge study hall. Evans Woollen will give an j -address on “Education for Business.” j General discussion of the subject will fol-J low Mr. Woollen's rertdirkg. A specla j Invitation to the fathers of high school j pupils to attend the meeting is extended i If * • The Federated Patriotic Societies to the I G. A. K. will hold a celebrurlon at 2:0(> \ o'clock Wednesday to commemorate the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Members of the G. A. IE will be guests of honor. • • • The Association of the Vocational Club for Girls will meet Monday In the home of Mrs. Thomas Walters, 1322 Barker j avenue. Members and those interested j invited.

r s MOVIE STARS Expected to Attend the Opening of LOEW’S STATE PENNSYLVANIA STREET MONDAY—FEB. 14th—at 1 P. M. CONTINUOUS SHOWS—I to 11 P. M.

First Program Roland West Presents “The Silver Lining” with JEWELL CARMEN and VIRGINIA VALLI GIVEN IN ADDITION TO VAUDEVILLE “FADS & FANCIES” with 7—BOYS & GIRLS—7 PHIL BAKER "Dixieland’s Knight” Arthur Sullivan & Cos. Humorous Skit KOLER & IRWIN “Musical Comedy Stars" Grace Ayres & Bro. “Versatile Entertainers” LADY TEN MEf Chinese Prima Donna picture star. Last Him “Freedom of East" on way to coaat.

IMPORTANT —This Is & tentative lint, subject to change* and additions. Studio conditions render It impossible to guarantee the appearance of any oue Star, though fully twenty are expected. the MOVIE STARS WILL APPEAR AT EVERY PERFORMANCE DURING THEIR STAY IN THIS CITY. MEET THEM AT THE STATION AND GET IN THE MOVIES TO BE MADE THERE. —PRICES— Afternoons—& 25C“ Evenin S“" 30 & 40c THESE PRICES INCLUDE WAR TAX.

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Helene “Sm las” Davis First overseas entertainer. Made song “Spillen” famous in France. “LUCY FOX Leading woman to many famous male stars of screen, including Eugene O'Brien, Bert Lytell, lew Cody. HOPE HAMPTON" LILLIAN WALKER ZEENA KEEFE CRAUFORD KENT RUTH ROUND JUNE CAPRICE VIRGINIA VALLB MONTAGU LOVE DIANA ALLEN WILL MORRISSEY MARGUERITE MARSH And More to Conte

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