Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 238, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1928 — Page 8

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Monthly Meeting Tuesday drama department of the Woman’s Department Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 2:30 p. m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Dora O. Funston, Chicago, will read “Mary the Third,’’ by Rachel Crothers. Mrs. Funston will be remembered for her program given before the department in October, 1926, “Wisdom Teeth,” by Rachel Field; “The Minuet,” by Lewis N. Parker; “A Night Out.” by Peple, and one act of Shakespeare's “Taming of the Shrew.” The telephone committee will call each member of the general club so they may invite guests for this program. The committee is in charge of Mrs. Edward A. Wiley, chairman, assisted by; Mesdames Bert S. Oadd Alice V. Sickler O. W. Gordon Harry W. Krause J. H. Hamlet Angela Moler John F. Patton " A social hour and refreshments will follow the program. At this meeting a member of the department will be elected to serve on the committee on nominations for the general club election in March. A discussion luncheon of the community welfare department will be given at noon Wednesday with Linn A. Tripp of the Church Federation, Solon C. Vail of the Marion County courts and J. W. Esterline on the program. The luncheon is in charge of the municipal courts committee of the department, composed of Miss R. Katherine Beeson, chairman; miss Ethel Curryer and Mesdames F. C. Bell Edward E. Files Oscar Buehler L. A. McDonald E. May Hahn K. C. Huggins Ethel Rathert C. M. Finney Mr. Tripp, social service director of the church federation, will talk on “Our Municipal Courts and the Probation Laws.” Mr. Vail, chief probation officer of the Marion County courts, will talk on his work. “The Duties of Indianapolis Citizens During the Next Two Years,” is Mr. Esterline's subject.

Anne Johnston Will Speak on Making of Book Miss Anne Johnston will speak at the general meeting of the American Association of University Women at the Hoosier Athletic Club Tuesday on “The Making of a Book.” The talk will be illustrated by manuscript, proof and other articles from the publishing house of Bobbs-Merrill where she has been editorial assistant for the past four years. Miss Johnston is the daughter of the late Harold W. Johnston who was author of “The Private Life of the Romans’’ and head of the Latin department at Indiana University for fifteen years. She was graduated from that university in 1921 and has lived in Indianapolis since. Other speakers will be Mrs. Warren K. Kanu*m and Mrs. James Butler. Miss Ocie Higgins will sing. The meeting will be a Valentine dinner at 6 p. m. Reservations must be made by Monday with Mrs. L. E. Cosand, 1841 Cross Dr.. Woodruff Place. Partial List of Box Holders for Ball Announced Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, chairman of the boxes for the Little Theatre costume ball Monday night at the Indiana ballroom, has announced the following as a partial list of those who will occupy boxes; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lieber. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Glossbrenner, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Angell, Jack Mueller. Miss Edna Levey. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Mannon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mead, Miss Meta IJeber, Dudley Pratt, Miss Charlotte Howe. William Kothe, Mr. and Mrs. Walther Lleber. Mr. and Mrs. Myron McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant 3aqo, Dr. and Mrs. Mcßride. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gausepohl, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Corbett, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoopengarncr, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Moore, Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Jackson. Mrs. William Havemeyer of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Raymond Jr., Mr. and Mars. Carlos Recker, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Sellers, Dr. A. F. Weycrbaeher. Miss Sara Lautcr. Miss Eldena Lauter, Mr. and Mrs. Smiley Chambers. Miss Gertrude Weyerbacher, Miss Mallie Weyerbache rof Bloomvllle. Tenn., Dr. Charles Mayers. Deb Mills, Dr. and Mrs. Abe Perry, Miss Margart Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimr C. Furscott, Mr. and Mrs. James D Pleree, Elmer Scut, Mr. and Mrs. George Forrev. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolff. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McNaUy. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood. Miss Alexandra Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Parry. Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek. Louis Meek, Robert Blakeman, William Florea. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. George Home. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gates Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Rob. ert C. Winslow. Ernest Baltzell, William Munk. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Green, Dr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Wild. MANUAL HIGH CLASS GIVES BENEFIT PARTY The annual benefit card party of the June, 1904, class of the Emmerich Manual Training High School was held Saturday afternoon in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln. The proceeds of the party will be applied to the class endowment fund which was established last year. Seventy-five tables were reserved for the afternoon by teachers, former students and friends of the school. A program of Dld-fashioned songs, including “Auld Lang Syne,” “School Days’’ and the I Manual school song were played by Mrs. C. Harold Larsh, organist. L It is the intention of members of the class to formally present the endowment fund to the school next year, to be used in helping worthy students to complete their high school education. The committee In charge of arrangements consisted of Miss Edith L. Huggins, Miss Hattie Thudium, fcVfttsa Anna Meier. Miss Gretchen ■gcotten, Miss Stella Doeppers, Mrs. Mverctt M. Agnew, Mrs. Roy Scheffel |Hid Miss Bessie Goheen.

'ere chosen alternates for Mrs.' jJ, fgalj it (~T , f-r //. Fl. j/ / nj,i / J annual guest luncheon Tuesday, a Jrankshaw ; Mcsdames W. ►*. . ,\ k/ Mirsjrcuplk Utcmev ~ (bUzabetk /¥/letsels the Hotel Lincoln. ai a d. a ßurS Douglaas.^Edga?^ Men- j '■ . - ] PHOTO-CRAPT ™or O OEXHCIMER photo *t” feFlornfce 1 Meigs ami Dr. jS' WHmBJI ' I "~>7i i tt* i/rTvnmrxTnn XT Dvm nrrvnTr i? 7° p 0 7° , Cllurch i! ... 1 A.J j CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK l$!rL“ol e t £ b 7<;^ in?’ of C ji?n V 'conner t Chap- ' YtoHßw life ’{ W I MONDAY (of the Meridian Heights Inter-Se Indiana Sere nee; ‘vv er, Ccnnersvillc * Assisting Mrs J fl Mrs. C. T. Austin will be leader Club with Mrs. E. S. Rust, 4607 Car- Fifer, wife of the Indianapolis dis ’earis were Mesdames Wright Hoi- \Mi |\ % I for the Vincent C. L. S. C. meeting I ro,lt ? n A ™’ Mrs ’ D ’ Cl °° 6c will trict superintendent; Mrs. Ewin er. Warren B. Murray. F. H. Nevin \I3MBOtC „■ J j in the A c SC mblv room of the ppcak on vikm * Arts. Shields, president of the Foreigi nd William Baumkeckcl. VUHv I | Fletcher Nationsßank pro- ! WEDNESDAY Missionary of the dts , a . * * / \HBBI I'”1 Uto* '* WH I gram will include a discussion of! A buffet supper will be given by ana Mrs. E. W. , s <™*dale Plans arc being completed by the f j Bcok IV. “The American Character j members cf the Minerva Club at j£ u; 1 ’ortland Chapter for the collection r=L===Aw|i§ ! SPR 1 End ° thFl ' Essays,” “American | the home of Mrs. George Wood. Ne, f materials which win be sent to % flfflri TMiiil j Character.” by Mrs. J. S. Berryhill, 3941 Broadway. The committee .in Ralph E Diffendoifei Ne Jlis Island for the use of immi- \\ J and “The Place o ftlic Essayist and Charge o fthe arrangements lor the executive ,ecietary o til rants who are awaiting entrance /Vi // \ \ the Columnist in the Literature of supper is of Mrs. Wood, Board of th o the United States. Mrs. H. R. ( \ Today ”bv Mrs P H Yant Mrs. J. A. Cameron and Mrs. M. E. Methodist Episcopal Chuich, a Jrebb is in charge of collecting ma- ! FA The’ Indianapolis Literary Club Burkhart. speak Dr. Diffcndorfer has bee. crials \ \\// / if*. T-mmcinAv active in various phases of mission A f f , u " _ / House. East of Suez will be the Mrs. J. P. Smith, 5°5 Drexel Ave., returned from i world tou A report of the George Rogers X VOO RHS subject of Herbert E. Woodbury. will be hostess for vhe Aftermath , ark memorial trip by several fin p J PHOTO “A Book Review” by Mrs. E. V. Club. “Indian Music” will be the M w * p Kn ode will make 5 rs u of Pau Re X, Chapter, J// A- j 7 Ut. • . Clark will be the program of the subject of Mrs. Mac E. Butler, and brief talk on stewardship Mrs c ’ Mrs'. jßfci M rs m "w ? LAt-rS (DLujOod jZaWuret/TJir. Monday Club at the D. A. R. Chap-! "Cadman ar> the RoUin Woman," w . Noble ls chairman ol' arrange

News of Indiana D. A. R. Chapters

Sarah Wiaston Henry Chapter, Newcastle, met with Mrs. W. W. Thomson at a benefit tea for the chapter fund. Guests included Mesdames Sam Denton, George ; Iterman, Newton Leakey, Earl | Johnson, C. A. Rawlings, Rudoiph i Hp.ll, Earl Pierce, Doyle Kessell, . Harry Coruder, Leland Macer, Arthur Saint, Doald Rogers, Andrew Neff, Harry Bradford, Kenneth ; Wise and Miss Elizabeth Tilden and Miss Ruth Carnies. a a tt Mary Penrose Wayne Chapter Ft. Wayne, met at the Swinney homestead. Mrs. Leroy Bradley was elected regent and Mrs. James Crankshaw delegate to the Continental congress. Mrs. Ralph Pinkham was selected as alternate for Mrs. Bradley and the following were chosen alternates for Mrs. Crankshaw; Mesdames W. . Spanagle. C. B. Fitch. Mary C. Williard, Burns Douglass. Edgar Mendenhall. Chan Ray, C A. Meigs, Miss Florence Meigs and Dr. Jessie Calvin. tt tt a Mrs. 11. D. Fearis was hostess for 1 the meeting of John Conner Chapter, Ccnnersvillc. Assisting Mrs. Fearis were Mesdames Wright Holter. Warren B. Murray. F. H. Nevin and William Baumkeckcl. a tt Plans are being completed by the Portland Chapter for the collection of materials which will be sent to Ellis Island for the use of immigrants who are awaiting entrance to the United States. Mrs. H. R. Crebb is in charge af collecting materials. a o A report of the George Rogers Clark memorial trip by several members of Paul Revere Chapter, Muncie, was given at? its meeting by Mrs. J. R. Marsh. Mrs. L. W. Roscoe gave a reading taken from American history -of one hundred years ago. m tt tt Mrs. U. T. Steinhart, assisted by Mrs. J. F. McGuire, was hostess for the meeting of White River Chapter, Washington. Mrs. A. H. Hart was elected regent's alternate to attend the Continental congress. Mrs. Hart read a paper on “Forgotten Towns in Indiana” and Mrs. Roy Bogner, a review on the D. A. R. magazine. tt u a Ouibaclie Chapter, Attica, met J with Mrs. A-. S. Dolch. it it tt Miss Mary Hutchings is chairman of the ticket sales for the benefit performances of “Beau Geste” which Dorothy Q. Chapter, Crawfordsville, is sponsoring. tt a tt Guest day will be observed Feb. 22 by the Terre Haute chapter at the Woman’s Department Club. Mrs. James L. Galvin, Indianapolis, will give a musical program. Mrs. Harry Baker and Miss Bonnie Farwell are in charge of arrangements for the meeting. a a Mrs. C. M. Harvey was hostess for the meeting of the Hartford City Chapter. Announcement was made that Miss Opal Greenlee will be a page at the Continental congress. tt tt it General John Gibson Chapter, Princeton, met with Miss Isabelle Milburn. Miss Isabelle French talked on “Covered Bridges of the Revolutionary Time.” Plans were made for a Washington birthday party at the home of Mrs. Stuart Fisher. Assisting hostesses were Misses M|yme Archer, Edna Walker, Margaret and Eslella McClurkin. a a A colonial tea was held by the Plymouth Chapter at the home of Mrs. John Kitch. Fourteen children participated in the program. P. O. Auxiliary Luncheon The Women’s Auxiliary to the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks will have a monthly meeting Tuesday with Mrs. George Maloney, 1749 S. Delaware St. There will be a covered dish luncheon at noon.

Before her marriage last Saturday, Airs. Emmett William Poinier was Miss Elaine Wimieman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Winneman of Oklahoma. The marriage took place at the home of Air. Poinier’s mother, Mrs. Edwin Poinier. The couple will live in Evanston, 111. Mrs. Frank Turner; Chicago, was Mrs. Poinier’s only attendant. Airs. Elizabeth Whetsel is a member of the ticket committee for the costume ball of the Little Theatre Society of Indiana to be given Monday night at the Indiana ballroom. Airs. Elwood Ramsey Jr. is vice chairman of the committee in charge of the Carnclian Club card party to be given Wednesday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Orval Stuart Hixon is general chairman in charge of the Alpha Chi Omega State luncheon and dance to be given at the Claypool Feb. 25. Miss Helen Murray is chairman of the finance committee of the Indianapolis alumnae chapter which is in charge of the State affair.

Society to Hear Butler Professor Friday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoke, 3145 Washington Blvd., will entertain the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Indiana Friday evening. Prof. Howard E. Jensen of Butler will speak on “The Pilgrim’s Heritage,” and Mrs. George M. Keidcr, accompanied by Mrs. John Robert Craig, will sing. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke will be assisted by the hospitality committee: Mi’s. Leon G. Zerfas, chairman; Mrs. James Henry Pennington, Greenfield; Mrs. Emerson H. Thompson, Mrs. Charles H. Dawson and Aliss Elizabeth Chipman. Each members may invite three guests. Install New Chapter Installation and initiatory exercises for anew chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority at North Vernon were conducted today at the Muscatatuck Country Club there. The installing officers were: Mrs. Yandell C. Cline, president; Mrs. William H. Dobbins, vice president; Aliss Alta Redmond, secretary, and ATiss Virginia Alarquette, treasurer, all of Columbus, and Miss Florence Wiethoff of Seymour, conductress. Miss Redmond is grand secretary of the sorority and Aliss Weithoff grand conductress.

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SIGMA lOTA PROGRAM FOR MUSICAL MEETING

The following program will be presented by members of Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha lota, national musical fraternity, at the monthly musicale Wednesday evenin, at the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts: Piano—"On Wings cf Song" Mendelssohn "Prelude in B minor"..Mendcllsohn Mary Pauline Smith. Voic"— Prelude to ‘Life" Ronald "Iris" Ware "O Heart of Mine"... .Clough-Leightcr Mildred Clark. lona Lamb at the piano. Voice—"Lungi dal caro bene” Sccchi "Exaltation" Pierce Ruth Jones. Violin—"Le Deluge” Saint Sacns "Londonderry Air”.. Kreislcr “Spanish Dance" Sabin Rehfeld Jean Davidson. Virginia Davidson at the piano. Voice—Scotch Songs. Martha MacDouglall. Piauo—"Nocturne" Chopin Eleanora Beauchamp. Voice—Selected. Ocic Higgins. Louise Wynn at the piano. Farewell Party Mrs. Edwin Hill, 3233 Central Ave. will entertain Mrs. C. J. Buchanan and her Sunday school class of the First Congregational Church, Saturday at 2:30 p. m. This affair is given in honor of Mrs. Buchanan who leaves next week for a two months stay at Miami, Fla., and other southern points. Artemus Luncheon Mrs. Charles Mcßride, 325 N Chester Ave., will entertain the Artemus §lub with a luncheon at lp.m. Tuesday, followed by a business meeting.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY Airs. C. T. Austin will be leader for the Vincent C. L. S. C. meeting in the Assembly room of the Fletcher National Bank. The program will include a discussion of Bcok IV. “The American Character and Other Essays,” “American Character,” by Mrs. J. S. Berryhill, and “The Place o fthe Essayist and the Columnist in the Literature of Today,” by Mrs. P. H. Yant. The Indianapolis Literary Club will meet at the D. A. R. Chapter House. “East of Suez” will be the subject of Herbert E. Woodbury. “A Book Review” by Mrs. E. V. Clark will be the program of the Monday Club at the D. A. R. Chapter House. A play, directed by Mrs. F. D. Stilz, will be given at the meetjng of the Irvington Coterie with Mrs. L. J. Shirley, 5377 E. Washington St. The Present Day Club will meet with Mrs. L. H. Millikan, 3155 Park Ave., assisted by Airs. Arthur F. Limgren. Mrs. William Zaring will speak on ‘*Thc Perfect Tribute,” and'Airs. Frank Parke Coolin will give a musical monologue. TUESDAY Griffith D. Dean will be the speaker so rthe meting of the Century Club at the D. A. R. Chapter House. \ The meeting of the Independent Social Club has been cancelled. The Irvington Tuesday Club will meet with Mrs. Francis Hill, 5752 University Ave. Guest day will be observed. “The Modern Traveler” will be the subject of Alice Bidwell Wesenberg. “Chivalry” will be the subject of Mrs. Raymond Maguire at the meeting o fthe Inter-Alia Club with Mrs. H. M. Cochrane, 4241 Broadway. Mrs. A. L. Roberts will give a book review on the translated work by Eugene Mason, “Aucassin and Nicolette.” A Valentine party will be given by the Hoosier Tourist Club with Mrs. Ross Masson. The program will include “Literary Shrines of London” by Mrs. C. M. Finney, and “Windsor” by Mrs. Thomas Davis. The Irvington Chautauqua Club will meet with Mrs. I. L. Miller, 340 Downey Ave. “Rainbow Countries of Central America,” by Wallace Thompson, will be the general subject. “Costa Rica” will be the topic of Mrs. K. C. Payne, and “Currel t Events,” of Mrs. G. W. Lahr. The Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the Propylaem. Mrs. Alfred D. Hite will speak on “Washington,” and Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman. “Iconoclasts.” A Valentine party will be given by the Proctor Club with Mrs. F. T. Dowd, 1507 Broadw/y. Airs. Chester Hamilton, 530 V’. Thirtieth St,, will be hostess for the fifth anniversary meeting of the Amicitia Club. “The Charm of Scandinavia (F. E. and S. A. Clark” will be the topic of Mrs. F. X. Kern at themeeting

of the Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club with Mrs. E. S. Rust, 4607 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. D. N. Goode will speak on “Viking Arts.” WEDNESDAY A buffet supper will be given by members cf the Alinerva Club at the home of Airs. George Wood, 3941 Broadway. The committee ,in charge o fthe arrangements for the supper is composed of Mrs. Wood, Mrs. J. A. Cameron and Mrs. M. E. Burkhart. THURSDAY Airs. J. P. Smith, Drexel Ave., will be hostess for uhe Aftermath Club. “Indian Music” will be the subject of Mrs. Mac E. Butler, and “Cadman a rj the Robin Woman,” Mrs. J. E. Holman. FRIDAY The Culture Club will meet with Mrs. Clyde Titue, 736 Aliddle Dr„ Woodruff PI. Th j pnv vaß f will be election of officers, luncheon and round table discussion led by the president. Oliver Goldsmith’s “She Stoops to Conquer” will be the subject of Airs. Henry Ruckelshaus at the meeting of the Woman’s Round Table Club with Mrs. William Collins, 15 E. Thirty-seventh St. Mrs. Carl Steeg will tal kon “The Vicar of Wekefield.” Mrs. H. H.-Robertsoon will speak on “Life of Abraham Lincoln” at the meeting of the Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club with Mrs. William Strack, 412 Drexel Ave. “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address” will be the subject of Mrs. H. H. Ehrensperger. The Indianapolis Woman’s Club will meet at the Propylaeum. The program will include “Romantic Baubles,” by Mrs. Warrack Wallace, and “Look Upon This Picture and on This,” by Mrs. Noble Dean. PATRONS FOR DELTA U. STATE DANCE NAMED Patrons and patronesses for the annual Delta Upsilon Fraternity State dance which will be held tonight at the Marott Hotel, includes: Messrs, and Mesdames: Willard B. Gemmil J. Burnette Little Edward B. Raub R. E. Gaylord Rors S. Ludlow Harry R. Lapp Herbert T. Wagner S. G. Howard E. Carl Watson Ray W. Roberson Volney B. Fowler T. D. Foster Harry Cl. Crawford W’alter O. Lewis Joseph R. Raub Carl B. Chafer > William H. Meub H. D. Frens Phillip Von Blon C. E. Layton Ray H. Northway Robert G. Reed O.'K. Gaskins Albert E. SclimolDon E. Compton . linger Harry V. Hooley Earl R. Hill Harold S. Brown E. A. Cunningham O. A. Tislow Ellis Sluss G. W. Fararr Ralph Y. McCay Victor R. Jose Earl H. Blankely A. J. Van Kaurpcn Alan W. Boyd t. L. Rodabaugh W. C. Wilson Forest W. Blanton George P. Clark A. D. Beeler Clyde Raub A. J. Blanton Bridge-Bunco Club Mrs. Horace R. Morganthaler, 1129 N. Alabama St., will entertain her bridge and bunco club with an informal party Eunday afternoon. Appointments will be in keeping with the Valentine season. There will be twelve guesta.

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

! “Balmy Isles of the Caribbean” will be the subject of Mrs. Samuel R. Artinan’r, lecture before the ■ members of the International Study i and Travel Clubs this week, the | schedule being as follows: ; Elsinore chapter will meet Mon- ’ day for 1 o'clock luncheon at the Marott Hotel. Mrs. Floyd William- | son and R. C. McCoy will read Church Society Plans Luncheon for Guest Day ' j The Woman’s Foreign Missionary i. Society of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual guest luncheon Tuesday, at the Hotel Lincoln. Guests of honor will include Mrs. Frederick D. Leete, wife of the ; Bishop o fthe Methodist Church in | Indiana; Mrs. Hattie Asbury, executive secretary of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society 4 in the Indiana conference; Mrs. O. W. Fifer, wife of the Indianapolis district superintendent; Mrs. Ewing Shields, president of the Foreign Missionary of the Indianapolis district and Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, of Louisville, Ky„ former president of the Central Avenue auxiliary. Dr. Ralph E. DifTendorfer, New York, executive secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak. Dr. DifTendorfer has been active in various phases of missionary work since his college days and recently returned from a world tour of missions. Airs. W. P. Knode will make a brief talk on stewardship. Mrs. J. W. Noble is chairman of arrangements for the luncheon. Mrs. O. M. Pittenger is program chairman. jThe music has been arranged by Mrs. C. F. Posson, chairman. Dr. Ernest Hesser, director of the Central Avenue choir, with Miss Maude Delbridge, Miss Maxine Moore and George Kadel, compose a quartet to sing and Mrs. George Reader will also sing. The ShulgafTcr Trio, including Mary Esther Lawler, pianist, Mildred Lawler, cellist, and Bernard- ShulgaiTer, violinist, will alternate with Mrs. Delamar Mc.Workman, organist in a program during the luncheon. LEAGUE WILL DISCUSS PRIMARY ELECTION Plans for the State convention of the Indiana League of Women Voters include two long sessions on two problems of vital interest to all citizens, the registration of voters and the direct primary, according to a statement by Mrs. T. J. Louden, chairman of the program committee. Local arrangements for the conj vention will be under direction of Mrs. Warren K# Mannon. Mrs. , Mannon is recording secretary of the Indianapolis league and a member of the board of directors of the State League.

Sodality Will Present Play Sunday Night A Comedj’—“Strike of the Ladies’ Aid,” will be given by the Immaculate Conception Sodality of the Holy Rosary Church Sunday, at 7:30 p. m. The cast includes: Mrs Cheerbody Mary Molo Miss Sadie Razor Carmella MastroeDi Gvandma Mary Corsaro Mrs. R. A. Croker Anna Mascari Mrs. Taken-Pills Anna Jardtna Mrs. O. U. Silver Fanny Zsppia Mrs. o .B. Proudfoot Angela Vinci Miss Cherry Blossom Marian Bondi Mrs. Claude D. Weather... C4anetta Vinci Mrs. O. Gadabout Mary Mullnaro Mrs. U. Stirafuss ALena Peon! i Other Ladles) ; Miss Carrie Germs AUI Resstno Mrs. Ima Whatnot Catherine Sansone Mrs. Amelia Prunes ....Rolp Jardina Prunella Prunes .tena Bova

.FEB. 11, 1928

Bridge and Shower for Bride-to-Be MISS HELEN BECK entertained this* afternoon with a luncheon bridge and linen shower at the Columbia | Club in honor of Miss Edith McAl- | pin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Charles Kohnle, 1515 Woodlawn ; Ave., whose marriage to Joseph A. j Brower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gridell | B. Brower, Long Island, N. Y., will take place Fel. 23. Valentine hearts, Cupids and arrows formed the centerpiece of the luncheon table, the centerpiece of which was a large heart shaped box in which were the shower gifts. The box was surmounted by a miniature bride and bridegroom. Bowls of red roses and red tapers were used on the table and a red rose marked each place. Tallies wera also in Valentine design. Covers were laid for: Mesdames Warren Curry H. A. Payne R. A. Norman Fritz Morris H. Reaean Carey FrancesMcAree Richard Powell Dud’.ev Garrahue Charles Fach Paul A. Sharick Robert Jones, Jr. E. V/. Beck Walter Rej? c. E. McCain Arthur McCammon Misses Edith Studebaker Loretta Dudley Cornelia Bates Eleanor Beck Celestine Donnelly Catherine Collins Aliss Celestine Donnelly, Miss j Catherine Collins and Mrs. Charles ! Fach will entertain at bridge and ; a towel shower Wednesday evening ; in honor cf the bride-elect at Miss ! Collins’ home, 3308 College Ave. Mrs. Walter Rehg, 2735 N. Meridian St., will give a luncheon bridge I and personal shower Tuesday at that | Columbia Club in honor of Miss j AlcAlpin and Miss Loretta Dudley, 14350 Park Ave., will entertain ati | bridge Wednesday night for her. j Miss Helen Beck and Laßue Hara j will be the only attendants at ihe ( wedding.

papers. Mrs. J. A. Cameron will be a special guest of the chapter. Alpina chapter will meet Tuesday at 6 p. m. at the Lumiey tearoom. Miss Lillian Bain, president, will pieside. Responses will be “Quotation From the Framers of the Constitution.” Valentine decorations will be used. Miss Sara Crooke w r ill give piano numbers. Eidelweise chapter will meet Tuesday for 6 o'clock dinner at the Lumiey tearoom. Mrs. Perry Marshall, { president, will preside. Mrs. Mabla j Kestler and Mrs. Nina Oldham will j read papers. a tt Alexandrian chapter will entertain members of the Elizabethan chapter at the Chamber of Commerce with a 1 o’clock lunchenon Wednesday. Responses will be patriotic quotations. A group of patriotic songs will be sung by Airs. W. A. Griffith and Airs. Wesley Haufler. Decorations will be fligs of the nations with flags as a centerpiece. Guests will be Airs. J. A, Cameron, president of the Federation, and Mrs, W. A. Griffith, of Worthington. Mrs. L. J. E. Foley will be the hostess for the Norwegian chapter with a 12:30 luncheon Thursday assisted by Mrs. Frank D. Fisk and Miss Ethel Black Kealing. Roll call responses will be quotations from presidents. A program of patriotic music and readings will be given. n Australian chapter will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Ray Noblitt for 1 o’cloc kluncheon, assisted by Mrs. Clyde Pierce and Mrs. Fred Noble. Roll call responses will be “Patriotic Thoughts.” Mrs. Edith Taylor, in patriotic costume, will give a group of songs adn readings. Guests will be Mrs. H. A. Mehring and Airs. Edith Taylor.

Seventh District Club Federation to Meet Friday \ The Seventh District Federation! of Clubs will meet at 10 a. m. Friday at the Hotel Severin. Mrs. J. F. Edwards, chairman of the literature department of the Indiana Federation, will talk on “Who la Who in Very Modem Poetry.” Two Seventh district chairmen will give reports, Mrs. Wayne Reddick of the drama department and Mrs. Charles W. Field on junior membership. ALPHA CHI MOTHERS PLAN VALENTINE PARTY, Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club of Butler University will have a Valentine party Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R. C. Aker, 213 E. Forty-Ninth St. Decorations throughout the house will be in Valentine design and the dining table will have scarlet tapers will a bowl of scarlet carnations for the appoinments. The ices will carry out the same design. Miss Jannes Hawekotte and Miss Helen Stevenson will give readings. The social chairman, Mrs. J. L. Howekotte, will be assisted by her committee: Mesdames B. E. Johnson, D. F. Wain, Charles Rolli, Edw T ard Wood, A. T .Maysie, C. E. Stevenson, A. E. Renn, P. T. Triller and Fred Steel. Honors Miss Torr Miss Eleanor Torr, V'hose marriage to Vilas J. Boyle will take place Feb. 21, was honored Friday evening with a linen shower and bridge party given by Miss Mildred Johns, 5526 University Ave., when she entertained with five tables of bridge. Appointments were in Valentine design. Student Organ Program The student group of the Matinee Musicale will give a program of organ music Friday at Christ Church* when guest day will be observed.