Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1927 — Page 8

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300 ATTEND ANNUAL ALPHA CHI OMEGA STATE LUNCHEON

Four Chapters at Indiana, De Pauw, Purdue and Butler Given Sketches—Dance Will Follow This Evening —Three of Seven Founders Honor Guests. By Mary R. Fanner Three hundred members of the Tlpha Chi Omega Sorority, representing the active chapters at De Pauw, Indiana, Purdue and Butler, and alumnae over the State, attended the annual State luncheon of he sorority today in the Riley room of the Clhypool. The State dance will be held this evening.

Beta Beta alumnae chapter of Indianapolis acted as hostess for the ■ luncheon with Mrs. Fred Tucker, chairman of the arrangements. Mrs. Robert Wolfe was general chairman for both affairs, assisted by Mrs. E. H. Jenne, Mrs. Earl Kiger and Miss Julia Weghorst. Three of the seven founders of Alpha Chi Omega were honor guests at the luncheon, Mrs. Olive Burnet Clark, Indianapolis; Mrs. Anna Allen Smith, Greencastle, and Miss Estelle Leonard, of Union City. Seated with the honor guests at the speakers’ table were Mrs. Don U. Bridge, president of Beta Beta alumnae chapter, Miss Daisy Wedding. Miss Emma Rolle and all past presidents of Beta Beta alumnae group, which included Mesdames E. H. Jenne, C. E. Cottingham, Fermor S. Cannon, George Neal, Leonard G. Wild, Ralph Clark, James M. Ogden, Olive Burnett Clark, and Misses Alta Roberts and Daisy Wedding. At Small Tables , The luncheon guests were seated at small tables which held French baskets of red carnations, and smilax as centerpieces, and on the speakers’ table were ! long, low baskets of flowers , all carrying out the sorority colors of red and green. Silver candlesticks ■ held red tapers tied with green tulle. i The programs were scrolls, hand lettered in green on red parchment tied with red and green ribbons, made by Alice Hollingsworth, assist' 3 by the favor committee, composed of Mrs. H. K. Wierick, Lucille Rogers, Opal Ferris and Mrs. Verne Trask, i Mrs. Bridge presided and after the song prayer Miss Wedding gave a i toast on "When a Body Greet a Body" or "What the State Luncheon iMeans to an Alumna.’’ Miss Emma jßoller’s toast was “When a Body ,Meet a Body” or “What the Luncheon Means to an Active Girl.’’ Greetings were given from each of the founders and the members sang Alpha Chi songs, led by Mrs. James M. Ogden. Sketches by the active chapters were: “Any Old Thing,” De Pauw; “Ship Ahoy,” Purdue; "Everybody’s Doin’ It,” Indiana, and "The Heart of an Alpha Chi,” Butler. Violin Numbers Miss Harriett Bonham of Greencastle, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Howard Bonham, played several violin numbers. Miss Georgianna Rockwell is chairman of the committee in charge of the dance to be given tonight in the Riley room. Her assistants are Mrs. Eugene Pursel, Misses Dorothy Patterson, Mildred Blacklidge and Evelyn Shipman.

CARD PARTY SUNDAY Mrs. Martin Finnegan is the chairman for the card party at the Little Flower Auditorihm, Bosart Ave. and Thirteenth St., Sunday evening. Euchre, bunco and lotto will be played. Other members of the committee are Mesdames Frank Daugherty, John Goory> Gus Jonas, William Lameraux, Vernon Shipman, Garold Ludwig, Joe Morsch, Leo Morsch, Leo- Foltzenlogel, F. Boswell, Charles McMahon, Susan Collins. Lawrence Harmon, Margaret English, C. H. Lysette, J. Prenatt, H. Canady and J. Hervey. PARISH CLUB - St. Anthony’s Parish Club will entertain with cards Wednesday afternoon and evening at 379 N. Warman Ave. The hostesses will be Mesdames 'Michael O'Brien. William Medenwald and C. H. McGuire. HONOR GUESTS Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins, ill, entertained with a luncheon bridge at her home, 3251 N. Pennsylvania St„ in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Robert Allison of Ft. Thomas, Ky„ and Mrs. William Smith of Cincinnati, the house guest of Mrs. Perry Hahn, Blue Ridge Rd. There were twelv§ guests. The appointments were in the Dresden shades. The table was decorated with sweet peas and freesias in silver bud vases and lighted by tall pink tapers in silver candlesticks. RELIEF CORPS The George H. Thomas Woman’s Relief Corps No. 20 will meet Monday afternoon at 2 at the Grand Army League, Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. HOLY NAME SOCIETY The Holy Name Society of St. Catherine's parish will give a card atld bunco party Sunday evening at S o’clock at St. Catherine’s Hall, Shelby and Tabor Sts. HUSBANDS GUESETS The Versus Cordis Club will entertain husbands of members with a George Washington birthday party this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dremer, 1330 Ewing St. A musical program and contests will be given. Decorations will be in red, white and blue and a large cake representing the American flag will form the centerpiece of the table, lees will be in hatchet shape. Guests will be Messrs, and Mesdames C. Henry, Walter James, C. Kittle, Ralph Keys, E. J. Land, Tom McWilliams, Ernest Tracy and Paul Warner, Miss Lula Bremer and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cave of Anderson. KAPPA DELTA MOTHERS Mrs. J. D. Davey, 2429 Harding St., entertained Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club with a tea at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. L. Starr presided at the short business meeting 1 and Mrs. Henry Lohrmann, Mrs. John T. Knapp and Mrs. Theodore J. Finley were in the program. Plans fir e rertfilning the members of th - •' i.-hapters of the sorority from liK.iana and I>e f auw universities were discussed. Mothers of Kappa , Delta members from any chapter are invited to meet with the clubs.

Celebrate Two Anniversaries When the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the Daughter of the American Revolution celebrates George Washington's birthday with a banquet at 6:30 Tuesday evening at the chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St., they will also celebrate the thir-ty-third anniversary of the founding of the chapter. Dr. Francis W. Shepardson of Chicago will speak on "Our Heritage” and Mrs. James L. Gavin, regent of the chapter, will preside. A musicale program will be given by Mrs. Ralph S. Chappell, soprano Mrs. Roy A. Hunt, violinist, and Mrs. Charles A. Pfaffiin, pianist. Mrs. Charles W. Ross of Crawfordsville, State regent, will be a guest of honor at the banquet. HUSBANDS GUESTS The 11 Jamalie Club will entertain their husbands this evening with a pretty party and dance to be held in the Chanters Rooms at Murat Temple. The decorations and favors will be in keeping with Valentine day and .Washington’s birthday. Reservations have been made for thirty couples. The hostess committee in charge is as follows: Mrs. E. L. Yocum, chairman. Mrs. Clifford Richter, Mrs. H. L. Richardson, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. A. B. Good, Mrs. J. Harry Holtman, Mrs. Edward R. Jordan, Mrs. George W. Ka,del, Mrs. E. S. Larrison, Mrs. Fred B. McNeely, Mrs. H. F. Nay, Mrs. J. H. Rhoades. Mrs. R. S. Swearengin and Mrs. C. L. Zechiel. UNIVERSITY MAN TALKS Fifty members of the Indiana University Alumnae Association heard Dr. Fernandus Payne, of the University, at the luncheon of*the club today at the Lincoln. Dr. Payne talked on "The Needs of the University.” Mrs. John T. Wheeler, was chairman of the program committee. Miss Marie Field, president of the association, presided. PATRIOTIC PROGRAM Governor Jackson will speak at the George Washington’s birthday party to be given at Ft. Friendly, 612 N. Illinois St., Tuesday by George H. Chapman W. R. C. No. 10. G. A. R. members will be guests at the meeting.

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TEMPLE SISTERHOOD The regular monthly meeting of the Temple Sisterhood will be held at the T%mple, Tenth and Delaware Sts., Monday at 2:15 p. m. The meeting will be preceded by lunckeon at the Elks Club at 12:30. Mrs. Louis Goldsmith is chairman of the entertainment committee and has announced the program as follows: Opening prayer, Mrs. M. Selig; traditional songs, Mrs. David Silverstein of Terre Haute; traditional music and prayers, Mrs. Sarah Messing Stern of Terre Haute; harp solos, Miss Rosalind Solomon, and reports from biennial, Mrs. Isaac Born. Mrs. Samuel Hahn, president, will preside.

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WOMAN’S CLUB WILL NOMINATE Department to Select List From Which New Officers Will Be Elected. Nominating ballots for officers to be elected this year by the Woman’s Department Club will be at the clubhouse on Wednesday, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., when nominations for president to fill an unexplred term, first vice president for two years, third vice president for two years, corresponding secretary for two years, auditor for two years and three directors at large, will be madee, It is announced by Mrs. A. J. Clark, chairman of the nominating committee. Election will take place March 9. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, art department: Mrs. C. A. James, drama department; Mrs. Victor Kendall, community welfare department, and Mrs. McClellan Coppock, home and education department. Interesting Topics Miss Annette Thomson will speak on “The Kitchen, the Heart of the Home.” at the regular meeting of the home and education department Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the clubhouse. Mary Lockwood Matthews, head of the home economics department of Purdue University, will speak on “Dressing the American Family” and will give a clothtfS demonstration. An open forum 11 be held on “Our Personal Clothing Problem." The program Wednesday will open with community singing by the community sing quartet and Mrs. Walter C. Zirpel, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Dtdway, will sing a groupV>f early English songs. J. W. Esterline will address the civics class Monday at 10:30 a. m. on what effect the proposed legislation will have on the city manager form of government. Wednesday morning at 10:80 Miss Mae Louise Shipp will talk to the current events class on the Baunes Law, the question of athletics in colleges and the McNary-Haugen bill. Following the class the ways and means committee will serve an ala carte luncheon. The health class will meet Thursday at 10 a. m. On Friday afternoon the drama department will give a bridge tea. Tickets are 60 cents and reservations may be made with Mrs. Francis I Hamilton or any of the committee i which Includes: Mesdames George W. Bowman, George Cox, Frank Hour!gan, Oscar Buehler, William Bartholomew. Paul T. Hurt, Edward Wiley and FVank E. Gates. Mrs. Leo K. Fesler and Mrs. Harvey Crossland are In charge of prises, Mrs. James Carter is chairman of tables and Mrs. Charles Gemmer of hospitalities. : COMMITTEE IS NAMED Parent-Teacher Club to Hold MidYear Meeting March 11. The mid-year meeting and banquet of the Indianapolis Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations will be held March 11, at the Spink Arms. Mrs. Charles H. Smith, president, announces the following committees in charge of arrangements: General committee: Mrs. N. O. Tracy, Mrs. Robert J. Walden, Mrs. Robert Kendall and Mrs. James H. Dunne. Mrs. Ernest G. Hesser, program chairman: Mrs. Roger N. Williams, music chairman: Mrs. Robert Kendall, chairman reservations: Mrs. James H. Dunne, publicity chairman. Hosj pitality committee: Miss Olive Selby, Miss Olive K. Funk, sfrs. E. H. Elwood, Mrs. Murray Dalman, Mrs. j William M. Ijedriek, Mrs. L. G. i Hughes, Mrs. A. C. Raffensperger, j Mrs. Annie S. Clark and Mrs. S. M. I Myers.

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The women's organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists will give a dance Wednesday at the chapter hous-. Mrs. J. 1. Geliy, 1538 Dearborn Bt.. is a member of the committee in charge. Mrs. John T. Wlireler, 5951 N. Pennsylvania St., was chairman of the program committee for the lunch-; eon today of the Indiana University Alumnae Association.* Mrs. Wendell Hicks of StilesviUe is a member of the committee i t charge of the Delta Delia Delta Sorority nnnual State dance to be held at the Marott next Saturday. j

CARD PARTY THURSDAY Daughters of Isabelle to Entertain. The fourth of the eerie- of card parties given by the Daughters of Isabelle will be held at the K. of C. clubrooms ard hall. Thirteenth and Delaware Rts.. Thursday afternoon and evening for the benefit of the foundation fund. Hostesses for the party are Mr?. B. T. Costello, Mrs. D. A. Crawford and Miss Stitia O’ConneV, assisted by the following committee: Mesdanrs <5. K. Wado. Carl White. J. J. Clancy. Mrv Arthur. Fdxard P Bnrr:\ William .7. Harrintrton. Wil'iam F Lauren, Henry Hermann. Henry Commit-key Edward Connell. William Dundon. Jlenrr S. Scheller Mar- MeGrady. Jacob Ruth. EUtabetli Ffau, Fr.'d J rrger. Thomas Monairhan. . Meadaimej Charier Wfntrrpiu*, T.eonarl Bsrnlha. B V. Kelly Lmt l Cans. William S. Ankenbroel:, .tame* Srott, Martha Ryan. Hubert, Ri’e- Itarr- Borit. John Louis, Theodore Miller Joseph Wilhelm. Mary Ansrrr. John Thompson. John Dalton. Alpha Gentry, Robert Fielding. Alme Mor-, land. W. P. Hornbr-rgr, Clifford Sweeney. John H. BumeP. Harry A. Woods. Kdv. ard Harrington. .7. W. F, Sudrre. Mesdames .7 A. Haggerty. Hugh Davey. J. T. Loti, Walter Ford. Waller Hager. Mary Cllngenpeel. F. J. Gabriel, Leo Head. George K. Brewer. Hubert Pagani. Margaret Sullivan. A. J. Bouvey A. J. Vollrath, K. (i. D'hener. Walter Hager. Missr-s Rather Grave?. Anna Pohl. A MeConahae. Mary McConaha.v. Avelie Br.xieur Claire Brodeur, Margaret Hurley, Mary Grinin. Klranor Boniman. Mary O. Sullivan. Lorena Houser. Henrietta Houser. Margaret Rraun. Noreenr Dundon, Mildred Vestal. Margaret Porter. Fdtia. M. Rink. Jean Hope, Julia Bailey. Rose MeNelltr. Marie O'Connor, Mary Kavanaufth. Kathryn Gallagher. Genevieve Zix, Edna Beunnag“l. Dorothy Monahan. Marie Sattler, Lauretta Eck. Marie Bagnolia. Martha Hiekey. Mary Hickey. Helen Hickey. Caroline Foltz. Mary Madden. Elizabeth Madden. Julia Sheehan. Anna E. Ranser. Helen K. Sharkey. Christene Hess. Merl Lewis, E. Dalton, Mary Ann Fitzsimmons. Helen Leonard. Amelia Feldhake, Agnes Mahoney. Misses Elizabeth Gerlach. Wllhelroina Sohuntermann. Minnie Judy. Kathryn Steinberger, Theresa Brewer. Alma Busald. glizaheth Mellen. J.etitia Groscia. Margaret avey. Mary Davey. Margaret Ariens. Anna Hurley Kathryn Davey. Kathleen Reid}'. Inez Oliger, Eunice Utzelman, Louise Holzer. Margaret Holzer, Minnie Holzer. Delia Dugan. Marie Dugan, Nora Calvjlege. Alice Shaw. Marie Bennett. Francis Mu'doon. Hortenz Mack. Mary Gardiner. Mayme Ryan. 7.0)a M. Rice and Margaret Sullivan. BENEFIT FOR G. A. R. W. R- C. Will Ciive Card rarty Thursday Afternoon. The Woman’s F.elief Corps Aides of Indianapolis will give a card party Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Denison Hotel for the benefit of the G. A. R. Mrs. Madge Frady is chairman of the affair, with Nellie Benson in charge of 500, Edith Duvall of bridge, Alice Pollard and Lulu Herzog of bunco and Leona Welling, assisted by Hovey Corps, of euchre. Assistants oh the general committee are: Maggie Gordon. Lulu Hartzog, Lottie Eller, Eertha Andersqn, Flora Hayes, Della Classic, Blanche Cole, Mary Spencer, Bessie Cooley, Sylvia Tonis, Elizabeth Austin, Ethel Duval, Addle Thomas, Clara Bird, Leona Welling, Jennie Mulligan, Pearl Merge, Kathryn Floyd, I Gertrude Kennick. Ethel Emmons, 1 Nellie Stumph, Stella Wenled.

Well Dressed Women of Indianapolis

EUNCHING at Ayres' tea room the other day, Mrs. John Eaglesfield, a young society matron, wore or.e of the new three-piece spring suits in a soft shade of light green. The suit wrs very simply tailored much after the fashion of the three-piece suit worn by r Miss Katherine Cornell in the last act of "The Green Hat.” Fastened on grey squirrel collar, Mrs. Eaglesfielrt woro a small bunch of violets. A chic close-fitting black hat finished off her costume with the proper 1 flare, ar, fashion stipulates a tiny black hat in every well-regulated ! wardrobe.

First Gold Star Mother Dead Du United Fret* KVANBVILLE, Ind., Feb. 19. —America’s* first gold star mother. Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd, 61, bad joined her hero sail in death today. Mrs. Dodd's deaili cann* at 7:45 p. in. Friday in tire litile cottage in Garvin T’aiK here which Evansville cit’zens built for her as a memorial to her son, James Bethel Gresham, first American soldier killed in (he World Mar.. Pneumonia was the cause of her death.

Has Leading Role in Play

Miss Laura Fuss

“Peg p’ My Heart” will be presented by request for the fourth time by the St. Francis do Sales Dramatic Club Sunday night at the church hall, Twenty-Second St. and Avondale PI. Miss Laura Fuss has one of the leading parts MINISTER FOUND DEAD Bu Timrs Special - MISHAWAKA, ind., Feb. 19.—Funeral arrangements were being made today for the Rev. L. R. Anderson, Evangelical minister, who was found dead in his garage Friday. He was overcome by carbon monoxide gas from the exhaust of his auto.

SCRIBBLERS HONORED Theta Sigma Phi Will Take in Club. ‘ The Scribbler* Club at Butler University will be installed as Alpha lota chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic sorority on Mareh 12, according to word received Friday by the Butler group front Miss Sara Lockwood, national president. Butler girls interested in journalism who will be initiated as charter members are Misses Caroline Godley, Dorothy Stephenson, Irma Ulrich. Louise Eleanor Ross. Mildred Kelley, Betty Hefferman, Doflbthy Carroll and Frances Woolery. HOME TOWN GATHERING Former Connersville Folk Plan Reunion. Former residents of Connersville and Vayette Counties whp now reside In Indianapolis will hold a reunion and homecoming Friday evening at the Capitol Avenue M. E. Church, Capitol Ave. and Thirtieth St. Women of the church will serve a dinner at 6:30, after which there will be a program of music and talks. * Frederick J. Barrows, n former mayor of Counnersville, will be toastmaster. Reservations for the dinner may be made with Mrs. Douglas Elliott, 1228 Proepect St., not later than Wednesday. Joseph Taylor is honcuary ohairman, and Mrs. Minnie Clifton Phsares is chairman of arrangements. assisted by the following cominithecs: Reception, Rev. and Mrs. John McFall. Messrs, and Mesdames Joseph Taylor. Douglas Elliott, Frederick Arthur Dixon and Leroy Martin; Mrs. Mary A. Bacrows and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Clayton. Registration. Mrs. Clementine Phares Horn. Carl Yilhott. Program, Mrs. Ross Ludlow, Mrs. ClarenceWinchel and J. M. Taylor. Decorations, Mrs. Charles Clayton, Mis . Harold Vawter, Mr*. Arthur Nelson and Mrs. Carl Elliott. Information. Mesdames Wallie Nelson, Jcweph Edwards, Earl Robinson, John Edwards, Douglas Elliott, Frederick Barrows and Frank Thunb. *

WEDDING AT M. E. CHURCH Harryman-lngalls Nuptials Tonight. Miss Florence Harryman, daughter | of Mrs. W. R. Harryman. 2211 Southeastern Ave., will be married this evening at 8:30 o’clock at the Fletcher Place M. E. Church to Raymond A. Ingalls, of Montreal, Canada. Rev. W. G. Grimes will perform the cereI mony. Mrs. H. A. Copenhaver, as matron 1 of honor, will wear poudre blue crepe made over satin and will wear a i bandeau of silver leaves in her hair. | Her bouquet will be of pink roses, j The bride’s gown will be of white I French crepe trimmed in silk floss. I She will wear a bandeau of brilliants I and will carry a shower bouquet of bride's roses, sweet peas and lilies of the valley. | Rayme Griffith is to be the best man and the ushers are George Dalton, H. A. Copenhaver and Earl Stuckey. Mrs. Ruth Bonnell will sing "O Promise Me” and "At Dawning” and Miss Julia Vestel, organist, will play bridal airs. ; Following the ceremony a reception will be held at the home of the bride'e mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls will be at home at 2211 Southeastern Ave. PIANO RECITAL Mrs. Laura Craig Poland presented a number of her pupils in a piano recital at her studio, 1227 N. Alabama St., Thursday evening. Exj planatory notes were given by the I pupils for their respective numbers, i Parents and friends were the invited l guests and enjoyed a social hour following the program. The pupils who played were: Robert Warren. June Wlllcutts. Burton Beck, Ruth Ribbons, John Poland, Elizabeth Warren, Hayden Buchanan, Frank Noll, Hope Wlllcutts, John Fowler and Frieda Holliday. PARENT-TEACHER CLUB The February meeting of the Far-ent-Teaeher Association of School 39 will be held Wednesday afternoon. Following a short business session. Miss Laura Holden, assistant supervisor of art, will talk on “The Beauty of a Well-Ordered Home." Mrs. Roy I Dobbins will entertain with several i readings and music will be furnished by children of the school. A food sale will be conducted by the host- ! esses of the Intermediate grades. MONTH!*: CARD PARTY The Altar Society of St.. Roch’s Church will give its monthly card party Feb. 27 at St. Roch's Hall, 3600 S. Meridian. Mrs. Henry Hermann is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Mary Hoeping. Richard Hafer, Michael Voelz, Joseph Braun, Hugh J. Seudder, Raymond Paradise and Urban Braun. JUNIOR MUSICALE The Junior Matinee Musicale will meet Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Mansur B. Oakes, 2121 N. Alabama St. Virginia Ilildabrand, George McCullough, Henry Marks, j John Hughes, David Dorsey, Je*n and Virginia Davidson and Dorothy ] Jane Iluff will be on the program. MEET SUNDAY j Mem tiers of the Bide-A-Wee Club wIH hold a meeting Sunday after j noon with Mrs. Bernard Boren, 2166 N. Penns; Ivanla St.

FEB. 19, 1927

DANCE TO * BE GIVEN Reservations Announced by Druggists. Reservations have been announced for the dance to be given Wednesday by the women's organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists in the chapter room at the Pharmacy Building, 804 E. Market St. Mrs. W. C. Freund, is president of the chapter, assisted with the dance by Mrs. C. B. Stoltz, chairman, Mesdames J. 1. Geliy, Fred Dunnington, Edward Ferger and Lloyd Weiss. The following reservations have been made: Mcs.rs. and Mr.dame* Jesse O. Mar shall, Leßoy S. Martin, Ed. Pape. Kdw Haldy, C. Fred Klee, Roy Gault. }. G. Bar den. Harr}- Collins. W. V. Kinsley and I. C Ru?h. Joseph Colvert, Jett, Charlea Wat kin*. E H. Blakely L. W. Martin. J. C Mead. William SpearW. Ed. Spearing, Wal ter Bassett, James Sproule ana L. C. Weiss J. I, Geliy. I\ L. Hitchcock. Rorer Williams, William Werner. Fred Pnnnington. W. F. Holmes, Rioscoo Butner Edw. wack er, Howard Painter. Edw. renter, E. M Crawford and R. C. S noddy. John Pant re r Geonro Orrn. Irvin Hessel. Harry Bor-rt G. \V. Riibush. M. T. Waddell, C. W Sharp. Willianr Burkert, William Freund. J. W. Stokes and C. B. Stoltz.

Club Calendar

MONDAY Present Day Club guest day with Mrs. C. F. Voyles, 4150 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Ed Jackson will talk on “Patriotism." and Mrs. C. F. Cox will sing, accompanied by Mrs. C E. Teeters. Mrs. S. O. Trimble, 213 W. ThirtyEighth St., will entertain the New Era Club with a Washington's birth day party. Mra. E. J. Vestal and Mrs. C. R. Miles will read papers on the lives of Lincoln and Washing ton. TUESDAY Inter Alla will meet with Mrs Jessie Marshall, 2961 Washington Bivd. Mrs. Mabel Renlck will talk on “Mosaic" and Mrs. O. L. Cunning on "Catacombs.” Alpha Delta of Latreian will meet with Mrs. Russel! P. Veit, 1615 Central Ave. Mrs. Barrett M. Woodsmall will read a paper on “Interior Decoration.” The Amicitia Club will be enter tained with a Washington birthday party at the home of Mrs. Mllft Tucker. 645 E. Eleventh St., with Mrs. Jannette Todd, asaistlng. Mrs. E. C- Stacy, 4510 Carrollton Ave., will be hostess for the Meridian Heights Inter-se Club. Mrs. J. S Goode, Mrs. J. R. Thomas and Mrs Gail Spangler are on the program. The Irvington Tuesday Club will meet with Mrs. Harry G. Hill, 52 N. Irvington Ave, Mrs. J. L. Hunter will talk on “Panama, the Land of Dreams,” and Mrs. Albert Johnson will talk on “The Canal, the Hip Ditch.” WEDNESDAY Zetathea Club will meet with Mrs H. L. Brewer. 318 E. Twenty-First < St. Mrs. Howard L. Bates will talk on “Woman's Work in the Civil War,” and Mrs. A. C. Caldwell will read a paper on “Hamilton Gallatin.” Responses are to be favorite authors. Mrs. J. H. Gilt. 1202 King Ave.. will entertain the Wednesday After noon Club. There will be a fedeta tlon program. Mrs. Harry Orlopp, 2042 Collr-r Avev., will entertain the Inter No* Club. Mrs. Ralph Douglass wilt talk on “Whistler and His Art,” and Mrs. Ralph Clark on "Edward McDowell.” Mrs. Pearl Kohnle, 3925 E. Wash ington St., wilt entertain the Irving ton Quest Club. Mrs. Emily Schv bach and Mrs. J. 11. Armington w/ll have charge 'of the program. The Home Economics Club will meet with Mrs. W. J. Marks, 3311 N. New Jersey St., and Mrs. C. J. Bolen will give the demonstration. Assisting hostesses are Mis*es Eliza beth Burford and Sarah Frances Kackley and Mesdames H- A. Cross land, and Charlea Darling. THURSDAY Mrs. Orrin A. Collins, 62T N. Denny St„ will be hostess for the card party of the Ladles Federal Club. The North Side Study Club will meet with Mrs. Charles J. Owens. 2002 N. Delaware St. Mrs. E. H Enners will talk on “Peter the Great” and Mrs. H. B. Pearce on "Catherine the Great.” FRIDAY Mrs. Helen Ensley and Mrs Charles W. Sommers will entertain the Friday Afternoon Reading Club Mrs. F. A. Line and Mrs. Isaac Carter are on the program. SATURDAY Mrs. J. Lester Williams, 3515 N. Pennsylvania St., will entertain the Alpha Gamma Latreian Club. Miss Katherine Murphy will review Erskine’s ‘Trivate Life of Helen of Troy.” Miss Katherine M Graydon, 303 Downey Ave., will entertain the Rutier Alumnne Literary Club. Mis* Esther Fay Shover, Mrs. Naonil Baker Lyila and Miss Ruth Carter are on the program.

PERSONAL ITEMS

The women of Mooseheart Legion will give a card party Sunday evening at 8 30 o'clock at the Moose Temple. 135 N. Delaware. The Delta Tan sorority will meet Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce Bldg. A number of Indianapolis people leave Sunday to attend the Mflilst Congress of the Chicago Whist Association In Chicago. Mrs. Walter Kastman, Mrs. Charles Buschman. Mrs. A. R. Coffin, Mrs. Remstcr Bingham and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith are among those going. Tun* day evening the Chicago Whist As sociatlon will entertain the Indian apolls guests at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Coburp. Coldspring Road, have gone to Qlfcllfornia. THURSDAY HOSTESS Mrs. Paul Matthews, 52 N. Key stoue ,\ve.. will he hostess for the Sue. club Thursday evening.