Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1928 — Page 8

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Sorority' Celebrates Founding I :IE State luncheon of the i I Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority to celebrate the fifty-eighth ann’ versaty of its founding was helc. today :n the Riley room of the The State dance will be held there tonight. M-s. Bettie Locke Hamilton, Gremcastle, one of the leaders in founding the sorority, and Mrs. D. Bligh Gasset, Winnetka, 111., nation?! grand treasurer, were guests of honor. During the luncheon Miss Ocie Higgins sang “Lave Never Faileth” and “A La Russe.” Indiana University chapter of the sorority presented “St. Peter’s Revue,” and the Butler chapter gave a playlet, “A Theta Plaything.” The walls of the room were banked with palms and smilax was used on the lights. From the center of the ceiling hung a pussy willow ball with streamers of gold and black, sorority colors. The speakers’ table held a long centerpiece of yellow roses, acacia and uphorbia and at either end of the table were yellow and black tapers in silver candelabra. The smaller tables were lighted with yellow tapers and held centerpieces of spring flowers and pussy willows. Those attending were: STATE ALUMNAE Mrs. A. C. Arnett of Lafayette. Mrs. R. J. Anderson. Marie Brlghan. Elizabeth Bertemann, Mrs. Ilene Baynham. Dorothy Barrett, Mrs. Emory Baxter. Katherine Burton, Mrs. Russell Bosart. Mrs. H. K. Brown of BluHton, Mrs. Charles Cunningham, Miss Emma Clinton, Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs. Willis B. Conner, Mrs. Wayne Cory, Edith Coryea, Mrs. Henry Churchman, Caroline Conanoe of Frankfort, Mrs. fedgar L. Davis, Mrs. Bertram Day, Mrs. Clifton Donnell, Mrs. J. E. Detvcnter of Lafayette, Sara Frances Downs, Mrs. George H. Davis of Rushville, Mrs. Evanson Earp, Mrs. Charles Farmer. Mrs. M. P. Harrison, Lorene Jeffries, Mrs. Howland Johnson ,Mrs. H. J. Kerchival, Virginia Kingsbury, Dorothy Kidwell, Mrs. Harold Keallng, Frances D. Krleg, Mrs. George Louden of Bluffton, Kathrine Lucas of Frankfort. Mrs. Perry Lesh, Mrs. C. E. Lawrence of Mooresville, Mrs. Clayton Mogg, Helen Meyers, Anna Marie McDermott, Mrs. Lucy Murchie of Bloomington, Elizabeth McMatch. Mildred Morgan, Mrs. Robert Mansfield of Rushville, Mrs E. L. Mick, Mrs. George Gill, Mrs. Walter Greenough, Caroline Elizabeth Gauld, Isabel Gauld. Anna C. Gardener, Mrs. Dale Hodges, Mrs. Alfred Hoberg. Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook, Mrs. Alfred Hurst, Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs. Walter Holmes, Mrs. Walter Hubbard, Grace Crowder, Mrs. Charles B. Dyer, Lenore Everson of Evanston. 111., Mrs. F. Elbert Glazs. Mrs. Oliver Greer Marjorie Gordon, Mrs. W. A. Hough of Greenfield. Mrs. Louis Hensley. Beatrice Moore, Mrs. Clarence Jackson cf Newcastle. Isabelle Hughes of Greenfield. Mrs. Ted Johnson of St. Louis. Mrs. Halford Jovnson. Jean Kirlin, Mrs. Hiram Keehn. Arda Knox. Mrs. Frank Levinson, Mrs Russel Moore, Ann Moorhead, Gretchen Mueller Mrs. Tayolr Moris of Newcastle. Mrs. John Moore. Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, Mary Louise Mann. Katharine McCullough of Anderson. Mrs. Ralph Nessler Mrs. Henry E. Ostroin. Mrs. Harold E. Perkins. Mrs. Jesse Pyhe of Winch •'ster. Mary Jane Rleman of Connersville. Mrs. A. R. Robinson Jr.. Mrs. Verne Reefer. Mrs. Dwight Ritter. Mrs. George O Rsfert, Mrs. James W. Ray. Charloae Reissner. Mary Bear Rawlings. Sarah Rodecker. Mrs. Miry P. Ritter. Margare, Rose Mrs Eugeni Sims. Mrs. Asa J. Smith. Mrs Francis Sine, Mrs. Walter SMrley. Helen Stevens Mercer. Mrs. Floyd Mennon Pnt’i Nesbitt. Mrs. Frank Osborn Mrs. Samuel Thornton of West Lafayette. Hs’e" Themes of. Bloomington, Mrs. F'.oyd Thomas .Martha Updegraff, Hazel Vp’n Wie. Mrs .George Witt, Mrs. Daniel Wier. Mrs. F. R. Witherspoon. Mrs. Ma'ott White. Louis Wills, Mrs. Joseph Walker. Mrs. Neil Waterb'iry. Mrs. C. E. Tuin, Martha. Tlr.degraiT. Hazel Van Wie, Mrs. George Van Byhe. Mrs. Arthur Shuitz, Dorothy Thornburg of Kokomo, Mrs. George Stafford. Martha Sparks, Mrs. A. J. Stevenson cf Danville, Jeanne Stewart, Mrs. Fug’ue Sbtiiman of Martinsville, Helen Service, Mrs. V/. A. Service. .Jessie M. Stewart .Sa-ah St. John, Mrs. R. A. Shirley. Mrs. Jovn Sheets, Mrs Walter Stuhldreher, Glen Schwenck, Vivian Stevenson, Mrs. Francis Sommer, Irene Seuel. Juanita Stamper. Mrs. John Sample, Mrs. Arthur Schultz. GAMMA AT BUTLER Louise Adrey. Martha Batchelor, Alice Ball. Lenore Brant, Virginia Carter. Helen De Grief. Pricilla Denier. Hilda Griffith, Harriett Harding. Margaret Harrison. Harriet Henderson, Mary Ann Huggins. Clare Higgirre, Betty Hodges, Elinor Hood, Mary Hoover, Isabell Layrnon, Mary Louise Laramore, Dorothy Wright. Mildred Masters, Jane Messlck. Mary Mills, Elinor Moran. Mary Jane Moran, Margaret New. Jape Ogborn, Mary Lee Orluff. Frances Peters, Betty Preston, Jane Riddel, Virginia Rhodes, Rosalie Schell. Evelyn Seward. Flora Walters, Marie Wagner. Dorothy Wilburn. Mary Alice Wishard and Jane Willis. ALPHA CHI AT LAFAYETTE Madeline Burch. Margaret Christie. Alline Durscoll. Katherine Durscoll, Mary Dewester. Elizabeth Meritt, Alice Moran. Renna Mae Norris. Mary E. Shuser, Mary Florence Smith. Mildred Shinner. ALPHA AT DE PAUW Rachel Benton. Barbara Benger, Karesta Cooper. Frances Cherry, Josephine Duckwall. Dorothy Ellsworth. Mary Marlott. Helen Moffett. Elinor Snavely Esther Green. Marian Graves. Helen Hester. Margaret Harvey, Helen Keith. Hariett Martin, Mary Mattice. Henrietta Jungclaus.

Tea Program of Music Will Be Held Jan.3o The music section of the Woman’s Department Club, Mrs. Wilson B. Parker, chairman, will give a program and tea Jan. 30 for members and guests. Asa memorial to MacDowell, one of the great American composers, a program of his music will be presented. The program, which will begin at 2:30, is in charge of Mrs. Victor Hintze, Mrs- Earl Richardson is chairman of the tea, assisted by Mesdames Pearl Seiber, Herbert Gibbs, Frank Walker, William Ward, Fay Taylor, George Lowe, Ruth Saxton, Cecil Stalnecker, H. C. Sutherlin, Limon Reisler, Charles Carlisle and Miss Lucile Stewart. Decorations will be in charge of Mrs. ..Edward Pedlow and Mrs. Charles Breece. COMMITTEES NAMED FOR ARTEMUS CLUB Mrs. Charles Mcßride, newly elected president of the Artemus Club, has named the following committees and chairmen for the coming year: Mrs. George Lehmert, corresponding secretary: Mrs. O. C. Darrah, membership secretary; Mrs. Ralph Tindel, house committee chairman; Mrs. Fred H. Knodel, publicity. Social committee: Mrs. W. A. Hamilton, Mrs. Fred H. Knodel and Mrs. John Ambuhl; telephone, Mrs W- H. Disher, Mrs. Elsie Owens and Mrs. D. H. Campbell; welfare, Mrs. H. H. Ruoker, Mrs. Thomas Rosasco, Mrs. W. W. Wilcox; ways and means, Mrs. Frank Freers, Mrs. H. B. Richardson, Mrs. William B. Brinkley, Mrs v L. B. Shanenburger, Mrs. John F. Entleke, Mrs. L. B. Skinner and Mrs. William G. Praed; prizes, Mrs. Chafles Holtman. Irvington Club Council The council of the Irvington Union of Clubs will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m., with Mrs. James H. Butter, 5718 Oak Ave.

if Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tremble . /"i bacmra.ch Runs Wiu play itxom- Jfy, Were* Under, R)OHT J>( Additional aid for the sorority’s vfcAKSOr* PHOTO L ' l;-•’fl t Kentucky mountain school project, . Hr 'I? 5 -' Ifh ear Brinkley, Ky., was urged by Before her marriage last Saturday Mrs. Francis Gaylord was Miss Irs. Prutzman, philanthropic sec- a . . Mae Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stewart, 2953 E. Thirty- " ' ’• > - ; etary, who reported to the conven- CHtZfPJTIPJt t ? Eighth St. b ion Saturday that thirty-two boys 53 Mrs. Lawrence V. Sheridan is chairman of the committee in cnarge , nd thirty-one girls are now enM A

Show Sunday on Program of Sorority ONE of the feature entertainment events for the annual province meeting of Delta Theta Tau sorority, which convened at the Marott hotel today, is a minstrel show to be staged by Alpha Epsilon chapter of Indianapolis, under direction of Miss Clara Oblinger, Sunday afternoon following a dinner in the hotel Crystal room. Those taking part include Mrv F. K. Prutzman, Mrs. Jean Sturgir Stout, Mrs. Ronald Clift, Miss Rowena Smith, Miss Dorothy Oblinger, Miss Alpha Bassett, Miss Violet Herlitze, Mrs. Eugene M. Reid, Miss Marie Karle, Miss Mary Ludy and little Miss Betty Trimble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tremble. Mrs. Carl J. Rusie will play accompaniments. Additional aid for the sorority’s Kentucky mountain school project, near Brinkley, Ky., was urged by Mrs. Prutzman, philanthropic secretary, who reported to the convention Saturday that thirty-two boys and thirty-one girls are now err-* rolled in the school. The school, known as Betty’s Troublesome, so called because of its location on Troublesome Creek and of an old mountaineer named Betty who lived on the school site, conducts classes from the first to eighth grades and comprises students from 5 to l 9 years old. On? teacher and an assistant are employed. Mrs. Prutzman said the children ride a mule or walk from three to five miles over the mountains to school each day. ~ALUMNAE CL ÜBS Mrs. Verna B. Grimm, 108 E. Thirteenth St., assisted by Mrs. Bert I. Edwards and Miss Mildred Allen, entertained the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority this afternoon, with a bridge party. tt tt u Mrs. Robert •T. Stern, 3542 N. Pennsylvania St., was hostess for the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority alumnae meeting this afternoon. u a tt The Ward Belmont Alumnae Club met today with Mrs. Paris C. Pearson, 735 E. Maple Rd. To Wed in February Mrs. Anna Nichols, 220 Geisendorff St., announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Catherine Elizabeth Nurse, to Joseph B. Quigley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quigley. The wedding will take place at 9 a. m. Feb. 18 at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Chosen for Opera Part Miss Helen Dirks, freshman at Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio, has been chosen to take part in Gounod’s opera, “Faust,” to: be presented I March 28. Miss Dirks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dirks, 50 Kenmore Rd.

Arrangements Announced for Costume Ball The committee in charge of general arrangements for the annual costume ball of the Little Theatre Society of Indiana Feb. 13 at the Indiana ballroom has announced that the grand march will start at 10 p. m., an hour after the beginning of the dance- • A number of special vaudeville acts will be presented during the evening. • The ball is to be termed “A Night in Spain,” but costumes need not be restricted to Spanish attire. The committee announces prizes will be awarded for the most beautiful costume, the most unique, and the most grotesque, both to men and women. The group of judges includes Carl Lieber, Kathryn Pickett, Lucile Sullivan and Edna Levey. The ball is a non-membership affair. Tickets, which went on sale Wednesday, may be obtained at the Playhouse, the Indiana ballroom, and at Kautz Stationery Company. The Indianapolis Alumnae Association and the active chapter of Pi Beta Phi are sponsoring the sale of tickets among Butler University students. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hug<rina will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday by recei/in~ thejr friends in the afternoon and evening. Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Huggins will be their children: Mrs. Earl A. Hicks, Miss Edith L. Huggins, Emmett S. Huggins and Dewey Huggins, Indianapolis, and Mrs. A S. Cory, Lebanon, and Dr. Ben H. Huggins, Evanston, 111., and the grandchildren, Miss Mary Arm P’>bord Huggins. Thomas Cory, John Dakin Huggins and Mary Alice and Robert Hicks.

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Before her marriage last Saturday Mrs. Francis Gaylord was Miss Mae Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stewart, 2953 E. ThirtyEighth St. Mrs. Lawrence V. Sheridan is chairman of the committee in cnarge of the Meridian Hills Country Club bridge tournament, wmfch will be started Jan. 30. Mrs. Pierce Landers is also a member of the committee. Mrs. Isaac Woodard is the other member. Mrs. Kurt Pantzer is chairman of box committee for the annual costume ball of the Little Theatre society of Indiana to be held at the Indiana ballroom Feb. 13. Mrs. Charles G. Fitch, soprano, president of Kappa Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, is appearing on the program to be given at the musical tea, which is to be held at the Marott Hotel Crystal ballroom, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Clara Oblinger of the local chapter Delta Theta Tau Sorority is in charge of the stunt to be presented by the chapter at the Marott Hotel Sunday afternoon, as a part of the district convention being held there today and Sunday. Mrs. Wilson B. Parker is chairman of the music section of the Woman’s Department Club which will give a program and tea Jan. 30 at the club house.

WASHINGTON SOCIETY NEWS

BY FLORA G. ORR United t ress Start Correspondent WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—Harding may have waged a “front porch” campaign in Ohio, but Miss Agnes Wilson is going to carry on from a real dirt farm in Pennsylvania. Miss Wilson, daughter of William B. Wilson, Democrat, who is contesting the election of William S. Vare, Republican, is planning to run for Congress from the Sixteenth district, Pennsylvania. When her father was secretary of labor under President Wilson, Miss Agnes wau his hostess. She had a job part of the time they were in Washington—was director of welfare? in a big department store. tt tt a Os course, you’ve heard the story about Alice Lofigworth or Mrs. Po ndexter or somebody announcing to the world that President Coolidge looked like he’d been weaned on a pickle. It seems that the story, as stories cr o, got back to the Coolidges. It had been pinned on Alice Longworth, as originator. Hence to one

of her intimate friends the other day Mrs. Coolidge is said to have remarked: “I suppose I oughtn’t to like Mrs. Longworth. I heard that she said my husband looked like a pickle. But somehow I han’t help liking her, anyhow.” Entertain Nurses The auxiliary to the city hospital of the Woman’s Department Club will entertain fifty nurses from the hospital’s training school at the Herron Art Institute Wednesday afternor. Miss Anna Hasselman will give a gallery talk. All members of the department club and the public are invited. Mrs. Pearl Forsythe is chairman of arrangements. Monday Guild The Monday Guild of the community welfare department of the Woman’s Deoartment Club will meet at the club house at 2 p. m., Monday. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak on “Pond's and Poetrv of the Bible.” Mrs. Henry Knaff will be hostess chairman.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY “Disraeli” will be discussed by Mrs. Oliver Stout, Mrs. Hal T. Benham and Mrs. Joseph Hughes at the meeting of the Review Club at the home of Mrs. Howard Meeker, 2841 Ruckle St. Mrs. Claude C. Jones,* Jr., Mrs. L. W. Bugbee, Jr., and Mrs. Ralph Boozer will talk on “Palmerston.” “Darwin” will be the subject of Mrs. Robert Elliott, Mrs. Walter Rogers and Mrs. John Kennedy. The Irvington Coterie will meet at the home of Mrs. W. L. Clark, 5423 Julian Ave. Mrs. W. E. Bushong will talk on “Carmen.” The Monday Club will hear a discussion of dramatic reading by Mrs. E. E. Files at its next meeting. There will be a musical program. The Present Day Club will hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. F. L. Pettijohn, 2366 Park Ave., Monday. New officers will be elected. George Buck, principal of Shortridge High School, will talk on “Nancy Hanks,” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. “Pots of Gold” will be discussed by Mrs. E. W. Dunlavy at the meeting of the Vincent C. L. S. C. Mrs. Mary Perine will talk on “Highways to Progress.” David H. Jennings will talk on “The Federal Reserve System,” at the meeting of the Century Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. K. P. Ragsdale will discuss Bvron in E. Barrington’s book, “The cmoPo at the meeting of the Irvington Tuesday Club at the home of Mrs. B. C. Morgan, 16 N.

Irvington Ave. Mrs. Frank S. Chiles will talk on Shelley in Elinor Wylie’s “The Orphan Angel.” The Amicitia Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 2718 E. New York St. She will be assisted by Mrs. Newton McGuire. The Inter Alia Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward A. Peterson, 3002 E. Fall Creek Blvd. “The Beginning of the French Kingdom,” will be discussed by Mrs. Edwin Larrance. Mrs. Charles H. Fenner will talk on “Medieval Castles.” The Independent Social Club will observe guest day. “The Home Practical” will be the general subject’ discussed at the meeting of the Zetathea Club at the home of Mrs. L. C. Trent, 411 N. Arsenal Ave. Alice Ames Winter will make the responses. Mrs. T. W. Engle will * discuss "The Budget,” and Mrs. Gertrude Hoch will talk on “Mechanical Helps.” The Irvington Quest Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Carnahan, 303 S. Ritter Ave. Members will respond to roll call with quotations from George Ade. Mrs. W. A. Shoults will talk on “How Indiana Meets Demand.” Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club will tour the gallery at the Herron Art Institute. Later Mrs. W. W. Clouse will give a voca| solo; Mildred Grayson, a reading, and Loriene Barrows, a solo dance. The hostesses will be Mrs. J. R. Horne, Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. A. E. Shirley, Mrs. B. H. Bass, Mrs. C. C. Mundav, Mrs. O. S. Wright and Mrs. N. C. Stsfiv. THURSDAY Mrs. Harry E. Lister, 2608 Broadway, will be hostess at the meeting

JAN. 21, 1928

Reservations Arranged for Play Feb. 6 THE Indianapolis Pan Hellenic organization has announced the following reservai tions for the performance ot‘ “Merry Wives of Windsor,” at English’s, Feb. 6, which the organization is sponsoring: Messrs, and Mesdames John P. Patton Ray Northway Stanley Green O. M. Jones Harry A. Rogers L. F. Brown F. W. Ball Jr. Lewis Ott Ward C. N. Green Carl Fletcher Robert Hammond A. V. Grindls R. W. Mercer s. C. Legge F. Noble Ropkey ,J. P. Scott Don U. Bridge Walter C. Hiser Orville Hlxon L. G. Wild Charles W. Jones Earl Kiger Howell D. Thompson Sam Howard W. Finley Wright L. Roy Zopf Alfred Rodecker Herbert Wilson E. P. Severln Jr. Robert E. Gates Howard Jensen Thomas Rav Lyda Charles Garrard Darrell Foster Wendell Loy Russell Henry Glenn D. Heaven- H. Verle Wilson ridge A. B. Marshall 1 Robert Wolfe A. A. Thomas James Ogden Frank P. Allen Kurt Ehlert Charles Thomas Francis Smith C. C. Trueblood Merle N. A. Walker James Carter John Lange Ersle Martin A. G. Ruddell George N. Moffett Walter B. Smith RolUn Mvers W. W. Summers Thomas S. Hood Jr. Thomas Hood Neal Grider James H. Ruddell Wood C. Moll W. C. Borcherdlng A. S. Rowe Mesdames George C. Witt Haroll D. Robinson Anna E. Carlstedt Paul Y. Davis Lettle Gemmer W. A. Von Cannon Robert Armstrong Roy Peterson T. E. Grinslade Harmon Young Robert Allen Frank Abel Ada Mae Bing L. F. Benson Misses Kathryn McGill Florence Jones Geraldine Kindig Sarah Blrk Winifred Waters Martha Scott Ethel Curreyer Ruby Hamilton ■ Emma Clinton Belle Schofield Emma Clinton Florence Hill Ethel Jackson Evelvn Kletzing Roxie Zerfas Mabelle Hall Lucille Rous Helen Pearson Ruth Line Hazel Funk Bertha Lemlng Effie Abraham Mabel Goddard Mary Lane Anna Brochhausen Sara Ewing Pauline Wilson Amy Glendenning Adeline Barnett Clara Ryan Gladys Bruce Mary Hamlin Two Groups of Club Plan for Meetings TWO general meetings fox* members of the Woman's Department Club will be held next week. A sandwich luncheon and get-acquainted meeting is planned for noon Tuesday and on Wednesday a program will be presented by the American Home Department for the general club. Mrs. J. M. Markle, South Bend, will talk on “First Principles of Interior Decoration” at tin meeting Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mis. George E. Lowe will sing a group of solors, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway and Mrs. Frank McCaslin will lead community singing. Tea and a social hour which will fo”ow the program will be in charge of Mrs. Scott Deming, assisted by: Mesdames B. W. Gillespie Melville L. Moon Lawrence T. Orr William H. Pickens G. W. Seaton W. H. Link Theron H. Carter Emma Pearce Clavton Ridge E. C. Rumpler H. Chandler Smith Donald Graham W H. Hart J. W. Carmack Party, Shower Will Be Given Bride Tonight Mr. and Mrs. John N. Newman. Shirley, Ind., announce the marriage of their daughter, Wilma Marie, to Roy Allen Andrews, Cleveland, Ohio, which took place Jan. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Allen are at home at 906 Fairfield Ave. Mrs- Roy Paterson will entertain this evening with a bunco party and miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Andrews. A color scheme of pink and yellow will be carried out and tables will be lighted with rose | tapers in yellow holders. Little Jean | Ann Davis, niece of the hostess, will present the gifts. Mrs. Peterson will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Thomas B. Davis. Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Lafayette, sister of the bride, will be guest. War Mothers Dinner Mrs. & H. Regula, 2260 Ashland Ave., will entertain the Marion County chapter of the American War Mothers with the annual chili dinner at noon Tuesday. All war mothers are invited. Mrs. E. May Hahn, president, will preside at the business meeting at 2 p. m., which will follow the dinner.

of the North Side Study Club. Mrs. John R. Ward will talk on “Pilgrimages in and Around Boston,” and Mrs. Omar B. Springer on “Pilgrimages in and Around Washington.” FRIDAY Mrs. C. M. Finney, 3868 Carrollton Ave., will be hostess for the meeting of the Women’s Round Table Club. “Henry Fielding” will be discussed by Mrs. V. R. Teter. Mrs. P. L. Fuqua and Mrs. Eugene Foley will talk on “Tom Jones, Part I,” and “Tom Jones, Part II,” respectively. The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will meet with Mrs. F. A. Line, 320 E. Fifteenth St. She will be assisted by Mrs. J. M. Paver. Discussion will be lead by Mrs. E. W. Stockdale. Mrs. J. E. Kolb will talk on “Tea Leaves in China to Tea Parties.” * “Women of the White House” will be discussed by Mrs. C. J. Cook at the meeting of the Woman’s Advance Club, with Mrs. C. A. Cook, 3248 Washington Blvd. Mrs. S. M. Unger will talk on “New England.” ’ SATURDAY The Butler Alumnae Literary Club will meet at the home of Misses Katharine and Mildred Quinn, 722 Fairfield Ave. Miss Maude Russell will discuss “The Silver Cord,” by Sidney Howard; Miss Ruth Carter will discuss “Caponsacchi,” by Arthur Frederick Goodrich and Rose A. Palmer; and irm, p—-tori Play’s the Thing/’ by Ferenc Molnar.