Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1928 — Page 8

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Delta Zeta of State in Annual Fete | THE thirteenth ann ua 1 luncheon and dance of Delta Zeta Sorority was held today at the Columbia Club, with the Indianapolis alumnae chapter members acting as hostess. The dance and card party will be held in the dining room tonight. As the guests were invited into the luncheon, a loud ringing of the Delta Zeta convention special train bell announced the special. On the stage at the end of the ballroom wes the observation coach of the train, filled with girls enroute to the convention. Delta Zeta pep songs and yells were inspiring while the guests found theirp laces. Two small boys from the Marion County Colored Orphans’ Home acted as porters on the special. The engineers wore an engineer's cap and announced each speaker with the ringing of the bell. Trains Marked Places Covers for 300 guests were laid at small tables decorated with small bud of roses and ferns. The places were marked with black trains containing the menu and program, and also full expense data on the convention trip. Small hat boxes, suit cases, bags and traveling accessories were used as nut cups, and the place cards were railroad sign posts. Seated at the speakers’ table were Mrs. T. E. Grinslade, president of Indianapolis alumnae chapter; Miss Hazel Funk, vice president; Mrs. Noble N. Hiatt, secretary; Miss Lucille Rous, treasurer; Miss Virginia Jackson, Ft. Wayne; Mass Florence Fox, president of i Delta, chapter; Miss Juanita Car- j nelly, president of Epsilon Chapter; , Miss Helen Linkenhelt, president oi ] Pst Chapter and Miss Pearl Bartley, ! president of Butler University; Chapter.

Music by Trio During the luncheon an instrumental trio fromm Grcencastel, DePauw chapter, dressed in old-fash-ioned costumes, gave a program and at intervals Delta Zeta songs were nung. Mrs. T. E. Grinslade, president of alumnae, opened the meeting with a greeting, which was followed by Delta songs. Tire program for the afternoon was designed to arouse enthusiasm for the national convention which will be held in Rigwin Inn, Lake of Bays, Ontario, Canada, July 9 to 14. Mrs. Grinslade acted as toastmistress or engineer of the convention special. Responses were given by Miss Florence Fox, Greencastle, the fireman, on “Steam My Delta Z Lady”; Miss Helen Linkenhelt, Franklin chapter, as conductor; Miss Juanita Carnelly, Bloomington, as baggage car agent; Miss Pearl Bartley, Butler University, on diner-steward; Miss Virginia Jack- ' son, Ft. Wayne, observation car. Following the toasts a stunt called “The Stop-Over” was given by members of the active chapters. Epsilon chapter, Indiana University, gave the act called “Red Caps”; Delta chapter, DePauw, gave “Porters”; Psi chapter, Franklin College, gave “Professional Entertainers on Delta Beta Convention Special." and Alpha Nil chapter from Butler University, gave “Delta Zeta Passengers.”

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will lecture this week on "Canterbury, Most Important of All Churches in England" at the meeting of the chapters of the International Study and Travel Club. tt tt # Te-are-ah Chapter will meet Monday with Mrs. Harold Lanham. Annual election of officers will be held preceding the lecture. tt tt a Arcadian Chapter will meet Tuesday with Mrs. C. E. Rubush, assisted by Mrs. E. J. Rust. There will be election of officers. U tt tt Elizabetliian Chapter will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. E. Stratton, assisted by Mrs. William A. Boggs and Mrs. Frank Knott. Decorations and favors will be in keeping with the St. Patrick season. Mrs. Frank C. Spangler will sing a group of Irish songs. Officers will be elected. Responses will be quo-

Hoosiers Begin Annual Journey to French Lick Bp Times Special FRENCH LICK, Ind., March 17. Coincident with celebration of St. Patrick's day and the parties with Gaelic flavor, is the formal opening of the so-called spring season at the French Lick Springs hotel. Many Indianapolis and Indiana persons have made reservations at French Lick for their regular visits. For them the Easter period is a popuicx time. The period of the running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, May 19, is popular also with Indianapolis folks, who enjoy the races along with their French Lick activities. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlin have made their usual May reservation, as has Mrs. Carlin's brother, Bernie Kirschbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mossier, will come in May. He is secretary of the Indiana State Golf Association and while here will likely set dates for the play of the state golf championship in August on the Hills course. Mr. and Mrs. Max Adler, South Bend, have arrived for a sojourn at •the springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. O’Brien, also South Bend, have returned home after a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Davis, Indianapolis, have been spending their honeymoon here, along with honeymoonera from other sections of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Metzger have been enjoying a stay at the springs as have Lawrence B. Davis and Frank King, also of Indianapcflis. *

fill be given at the studio of* Ruth ***" woo V l followed by a tour of the upper 3 ratt Bobbs, 167 E. Eleventh St.,! / wtockaft / *jro CJ-fzti'ZAs leries in which will be displayec rhursday, Friday and Saturday aft-; ' - ! work of Indiana artists. Miss i .1 i _ rrix’n n

Irish Music on Program of Luncheon IRISH melodics on Ihe harp and Irish solos will be given as the program for the sandwich luncheon of the music section of the Woman’s Department. Club to meet Monday at 12:30 p. m. at the club house. Mrs. John Robert Craig will give the story of chamber music and Miss Edna Thienney will give two harp solos. Mrs. Charles Breecc will sing two solos, accompanied by the harp. Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale and Mrs. Max Critchficld will be the hostesses. EXHIBIT BY YOUNG ARTISTS THIS WEEK An exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture and art crafts by a group of younger Indiana artists will be given at the studio of Ruth Pratt Bobbs, 167 E. Eleventh St.,! Thursday, Friday and Saturday aft-; ernoon and evening. The exhibit, ; under auspices of the Junior League, I will be open to the public from 1 to 6 and from 7 to 10 p. m. Tri Art Club The Tri Art Club will meet at 7:45 p. m. Monday at the Y. W C. A.

tations pertaining to the history of English cathedrals. a a a Alexandrian Chapter will meet Thursday at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. H. Pollard. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Carrie Davis. Responses will be Bible quotations. Mrs. I. R. Bener will sing a group of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Ernest Sutton. Miss Ernestine Sutton will give a reading, accompanied by her mother at the piano. Mrs. Perry Davis will tell of her recent j trip to Mexico. There will be an election of officers after the lecture. ana Egyptian Chapter was entertained Tuesday at. luncheon by Mrs. W. T. ! Pohlman. assisted by Mrs. Mac j Marcum Jacobs and Mrs. J. D. Beck. Decorations were in keeping with St. ! Patrick's day. Mrs. Nell Hulbert > sang “Sands cf the Desert,” accom- s panied by Mrs. Will C. Ilitz. Mrs. Arthur Dobbins gave an Interesting talk on St. Patrick. The following officers were elected: Mrs. 11. W. Knowles, president; Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs, first vice president; Mrs. J. A. Carr, second vice presi-. dent; Mrs. Agnes R. Johnson, recording secretary; Mrs. H. S. Walter, treasurer, and Mrs. J. B. Gilpin, corresponding secretary. Alphina and Eidelweiss Chapters held a joint meeting at the Lumley tea room Tuesday evening. A paper was read by Miss Mary Headley. Miss A. M. Manning gave piano selections. Mrs. Mazy Gipe was a guest. The following officers were elected to serve the Alpina Chapter: Lillian Bain, honorary president; Miss Allene Hedges, president; Miss Nellie Grim, recording secretary; Miss Lilly Hill, corresponding secretary; Miss Ruth Taylor, treasurer; Miss Mary Harwick, publicity; Miss Mildred Heenan, program chairman; Miss Sarah Crooke, membership chairman, and Ruth Watson, hospitality chairman. Eidelweiss Chapter elected the following officers: Mrs. J. H. Marshall, president; Mrs. Anna Thompson, first vice president; Miss Minnie Crowmer, second vice president; Miss Rose Morris, secretary; Mrs. Bertha Steimwaltz, treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Manning, music chairman. ana Castle Craig Chapter will hold a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Marott Hotel Saturday. The business and lecture session will be held in the reception parlors after the luncheon. There will be election of officers. Mrs. J. E. Holt, president, will preside. Columbia Club Party The Columbia Club monthly luncheon bridge party will be held Wednesday with Mrs. Myron Cosier and Mrs. J.#VilUam Bright as hostesses.

Affair Honors Bride-to-Be of Next Month Miss Irene Seuel, whose marriage to Roland Crocker Davies, Washington, D. C., will take place April .9, was honor guest this afternoon when Mrs. Donald D. Hoover, 3605 Balsam Ave., entertained with a quilting party at which the guests pieced blocks for a quilt for Miss Seuel. Green flowers were used throughout Mrs. Hoover's home and at serving time refreshments had St. Patrick designs. Guests v. ere: Mysriames Emory Baxter. David Swain. Jr., Walter Shirlev. Harold G. Walton, and James V. Rawlings, Jr. Misses Helen Mvcrs. Dorothy Sutherland. Mery Patna Carver. Dorothy Wright. Marr.ia Morgan. Ruth McK ( nzie, Mary E. Sutherland, Anna C. Gardner and Edna Seuel. Zeta Chapter Musical Set for Wednesday Zeta Chapter of Sigma Alpha lota, national musical fraternity, will hold its monthly musicale, Wednesday evening, at the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts. The following program will be presented at 7:30, and will be followed by the pledging service: Perfect Hour Hahn Pierrot Watts Marjorie Waltz Dorothy SiDe at the piano Wheels the Silver Swallow Milligan Hills LaForgc Bessie Lowry Berta Rulck at the piano Aria from "Etienne Marcel". Saint Saens Martha Martin Elizabeth Arnett at the piano Pace, Pace (Forza del Destiont Verdi Carolyn V/. Becovitz Hilda Burrlchtcr at the piano Vocal Trio— Amaryllis Caccini-Tavlor Trees David Florence Downs, Maude Batty. Gladys Els.ke. Mabelle Hcndelman at the piano Trio’s Musical Program The following program will be presented Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to 3:30 to guests of the Marott and their friends by the Marott trio and will also be broadcast from Station WFBM, through courtesy of of the Kruse-Connell Company: i • Nocturne'’ Field "F.ondo" Mozart Trio II "The Old Refrain” Kreisler "Tambourin Chinois” Kreisler Maud Custer 111 “Adelaide Beethoven "There Is No Death” O Hara Charles Vaile JV "Au Claire de Lune’’ Korsakoff “Song of India.” Korsakoff Trio V "Just You" ....Burleigh "Oh Didn’t It Rain” Burieigh Charles Vaile . VI "Madame Butterfly" Puccini Trio Assisting artist. Charles Vaile. tenor. Club Luncheon Mrs. Edwin Shook. 308 E. Eleventh St., entertained the Ellen Matwig Club of W. B. A. with a noon dinner Friday for which covers were laid for eleven. St. Patrick’s decorations were used. Mrs. Matwig gave a talk on Irish history and folk lore,

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One of the assistant chairmen cf the program committee for the Radio Ball to be given April 9 by the Junior League is Mrs. Benjamin F. Hilz, Jr. Miss Mary Louise Milliken is treasurer of the Radio Ball. Mrs. Russell Clymer is president of the Phi Mu Alumnae Association which will act as hostess for the fourth annual luncheon of the sorority to be held next Saturday in the Travertine room of the Lincolxt. Mrs. Stanley Hayes is financial chairman. and Mrs. J. M. Nikirk. 3452 Kenwood Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, June, to

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY “An American Outpost” will be the subject of Philip C. lewis at the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. The Woman's Research Club will have a luncheon meeting with Mrs. George A. Van Dyke, Central Court, in observance of Federation day of the club. Mrs. O. M. Pittenger, director of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. John T. Wheetler, chairman of the art of the State federation, will speak. Mrs. T. William Engle will sing a group of selections, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway. Election of officers will be held. Election day luncheon of the Irvington’s Woman’s Club will be held with Mrs. Louis W. Bruck, 52 Audubon Rd. “The Alhambra" will be the topic of Mrs. Paul Fuqua at the meeting of the Sesame Club with Mrs. Charles Sowder, 2144 College Ave., assisted by Mrs. Charles W. Nichols. Mrs. C. T. Austin, 2216 N. Delaware St., will be hostess to the Vincent C. L. S. C. Mrs. Harry O. Gorman will review “The Private Life of Helen of Troy” (Erskine). Officers will be elected. The Review Club will meet with Mrs. Robert Stempfel, 4505 N. Delaware St. The program will include "The Cid” by Mrs. Robert Elliott; “Two Vagabonds in Spain” by Mrs. Edward M. Gass, and “The ThreeCornered Hat” by Mrs. George O'Conner. Mrs. #. B. McNeely, 3135 N. Delaware St., will be hostess for the regular monthly meeting of the II Jamalie Club. The social hour will include numbers by Mrs. C. R. Wagner, soprano, accompanied byMrs. L. A. Bowers and duet numbers by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McNeely. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. G. T. Rust and Mrs. E. B. Soltau. TUESDAY The Heyl Study Club will meet at the club rooms of the Y. W. C. A. Current events will be given by Mrs. Ralph Drybrough and Mrs. Otto Moore. Mrs. H .M. Banks will talk on “Writers of the Revolutionary Period”: Mrs. F. C. Anderson on “Noah Webster's Spelling Reform,” and Mrs. Ralph Drybrough on “Early Newspapers and Magazines.” New officers are Mrs. George B. Elliott, president: Mrs. Franklin McCray, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Drybrough, recording secretary; Mrs. Henry von Grimmenstein, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Otto Moore, treasurer. The Alpha Eta Latreian Club will visit the Riley Hospital. Mo. Wayne Reddick, 415 Bozart

Roy Crowder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crowder, the wedlng to take place Oct. 20. Mrs. Gaylord Wood, who h, ome to Indianapolis from Hollywood, Calif., to live, will talk on "Trick Photography in the Movies,” at the State convention of the Indorsers of Photoplays at the Claypoo’. Hotel, March 28. Mrs. Egil E. Krogh, Chicago, was formerly Miss JosephiP Wooling, daughter of Mrs. Joseph H. Wooling, of Chicago, formerly of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Krogh are at home in Chicago. She is a sister of Frank K. Wooling. 4825 Washington Elvd.. and K. K. Wooling, 2135 N. Meridian St.

Ave., will be hostess for the Expression Club. The program will be Negro numbers. The committee in charge is composed of Mesdames Walter E. Jenny, chairman; Ned Clay, O. M. Richardson and George P. Goldman. The Independent Social Club will meet with Mrs. George E. Muffin, 1130 Arsenal Ave. “Gregariousness” will be the subject of Daniel T. Weir at the meeting of the Century Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. “Education” will be the club topic of the Mutlum-in-Parvo Literary Club with Mrs. Rudolph Henning. 1518 Jefferson. The program will Include “Institutions of Learning” by Mrs. Harold M. Trusler; “Men of Letters" by Mrs. William W. Stanley, and “Anecdotes of Noted Men” as responses. THURSDAY The Beta Delphian chapter will observe guest day at the Herron Art School. The subject will be “The Louvre" and William Forsythe will lecture to the chapter. The Ladies Federal Club will meet with Mrs. R. F. Hammond, 3148 Central Ave. “Jalna Maze de la Roche" will be the subject of Mrs. S. M. Unger at the meeting of the Thursday Lyceum Club with Mrs. T. B. Messick, 5426 Broadway. FRIDAY The Woman's Advance Club will meet with Mrs. R. E. Price, 612 E. Twenty-First St. Mrs. H. C. Stringer will speak on “State Flowers and Their Meanings.” Mrs. J. E. Kolb, 2326 N. New Jersey St., will be hostess for the Friday Afternoon Reading Club. Mrs. Isaac Conder will speak on “Music” and Mrs. Kate Conder will lead the discussion. Medic Dames Club At a bridge party at the Hoosier Athletic Club Thursday evening the I. U. Medic Dames Club was formed with the following officers: Mrs. John Tindal, president; Mrs. Lester Rhamy, vice president; Mrs. Paul Fleener-, secretary, and Mrs. C. R. Mac Donnell, treasurer. Holy Rosary Party There will be a card party at Holy Rosary Hall, 520 Stevens St., Monday at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. for the benefit of Holy Rosary Church. Mrs. F. J. Underwood, 127 Beverly Dr., and Mrs. W. M. Zeppenfield, 2147 N. Delaware St., left Friday for Miami, Fla. Their husbands will join them for a trip to Cuba before their return to Indianapolis,

Musical Tea , March 28, Will Close Series I # 1 The final musical tea of a series !cf three will be given by Kappa I Chapter of the Mu Phi Epsilon, na- ! tional honorary musical sorority, ! Wednesday afternoon. March 23, at j the Marott Hotel crystal ballroom. I These teas arc being given for the benefit of the sorority’s fund, which is to be used for scholarships or ; leans to talented young musicians | who are not financially able to con- ; tinue musical studies themselves. Numbers on this March program tea will include harp solos by Mrs. ; Alberta McCain Caunt, songs by \ Miss Selma Zahl, two piano numbers I by Mrs. James L. Wagner and Miss | Geraldine Trotter, quartets by Mrs. | Jessamine Fitch, Mrs. June Baker, j Miss Mildred Johns and Miss Selma | Zahl, and solos by Miss Evangeline ! Lillenas and Robert Brickert. j Miss Lillenas and Mr. Brickert are i winners of the scholarships for this I year, the former winning a year's i study with Edward Nell and the lat- | ter a similar scholarship with Wil- | lard MacGregor, both teachers of 1 the Metropolitan School of Music. Members of the local sorority in charge of this tea are Mrs. Jessal mine Fitch, president of Kappa i Chapter; Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, chairI man of the finance committee, and I Miss Mary Moorman, chairman qf the program committee. 1 HOSTESSES NAMED FOR CONCERT RECEPTION Mrs. Samuel A. Frommer. president of the Indianapolis Chapter of Hadassah. has announced the following hostesses for the informal reception to be held, following the Solomon Golub and Willard MacGregor concert, at Kirshbaum Community Center, 2314 N. Meridian St., Sunday at 8:15 p. m. Mrs. Isaac Born. Mrs. Henry Blatt, Mrs. Samuel Block. Mrs. Samuel Bunes. Mrs. Hans Cohen. Mrs. Harry Cohen. Mrs. Hsrrv A. Cohen. Mrs. Albert Dannin. Miss Gertrude Flebelman. Mrs. Isadora Fiebrlman. Mrs. Hannah Frankfort. Mrs. MortJmcr Furscott. Mrs. Samuel Frommer. Mrs. Isaac Marks. Miss Frances Mazurm. Mrs. Sidnev Rubin. Mrs. Louis Sesar. Mrs. Louis Shatskv. Mrs. Ell Schloss. Mrs. I. E. Solomon. Mrs. Louis Traugott and Mrs. Isaac Wolf. Junior hostesses arc: Misses Louise Jaeger. Sarah Rosenthal, Helen Merer and Ruth Mosias. The committee on arrangements for the concert is: Mrs. Jack A. Ooodman, Mrs. George W’. Rabinoff. Mrs. Samuel Frommer. Mrs. Henry Blatt. Mrs. Benjamin Cohen. Mrs. Harry Cohen. Mrs. Edward Rosenberg and | Mrs. Rudolph Domont.' Council to Hear Candidates Democratic and Republican candidates for Governor will speak at the luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Council of Women Tuesday afternoon at the Roberts Park M. E. Church. Luncheon will be served at noon, to be followed by a business meeting at 1 p. m. and a program at 2. Reservations should be made with Mrs. M. L. Moon or Mrs. T. W. Demmerly. Wellesley Club Mrs. Fritz Meyer will be hostess Wednesday for the Indiana Wellesley Club when literary day will be observed. '

State Art Clubs Will Meet Here lIE third annual meeting **• of the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs of which Mrs. 11. R. Burnet is president, will be held March 26 at the John Herron Art Institute. Following the meeting an art dinner will be held at the Claypool Hotel with Victor Higgins, i well known American artist, as | honor guest. Members of the art i department of the Woman's Departj ment Club wilt be hostesses for the affair. Art workers throughout the state are invited to attend both the business meeting the art dinner. Tire | executive board will meet in the lecture room of the Herron Institute, followed by a tour of the upper galI leries in which will be displayed the work of Indiana artists. Miss Anna Kasselman will give a lecture dur- | ing the tour. Election of officers will be held in i the afternoon. Reports from art ; clubs throughout the State will be | read. Mrs. Stanfield Keeney. 3033 j Sutherland Ave., is in charge of regI istration for the art dinner and Mrs. , Thomas Spencer, 3523 Balsam Ave., ; for the art luncheon. Committees lor the meeting are: j Registration of delegates. Mrs. L. 1 p. Robinson, chairman, and Mrs. L. j F. Smith, assistant: registration for i luncheon. Mrs. Thomas Spencer, | chairman, and Mrs. R. B. Wilson, assistant; registration for dinner at Claypool, Mrs. Stanfield Keeney; reception, Mrs. S. E. Perkins, chairman, Mrs. Edward L. Pedlow, assistant: Mesdames John T. Wheeler, J. F. Edwards, C. Warner Williams, J. Otis Adams, Robert Elliott, William A. Meyers. Everett M. Schofield and John R. Curry; literature table. Mrs. Levi Morton Edwards, chairman, and Mrs. H. H. Rice, assistant; election and tellers, Mrs. Henry W. Buttolph, chairman; J. E. Walters of Lafayette and Mrs. Alvin T. Coate; Indiana art dinner, Mrs. Charles T. Hanna, chairman, and resolutions, Mrs. H. P. Hughes of Columbus and Mrs. Elmer E. Scott of Madison. Officers of the Indiana federation are: President. Mrs. H. B. Burnet; vice president, Homer G. Davisson, Ft. Wayne: secretary, Mrs. Frederick G. Balz. and treasurer, Mrs. Earle Wayne Bott. Directors are H. Carl Volland. Columbus; J. E. Walters. West Lafayette; Mrs. Alice Higgins Buttolph, Indianapolis; Mrs. A. W. Brady, Anderson; Miss Cora C. Edge .Gary; Mrs. T. C. Steele. Bloomington; Mrs. Walter Schell, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Elmer E. j Scott, Madison. j lOTA KAPPA HAS IRISH j PARTY AT BEECH GROVE | lota Kappa Sorority entertained Friday evening with a St. Patrick’s I party at the home of Mrs. C. V. j Kinsey, 81 S. Sixth St„ Beech Grove. The house was decorated with green and white and appointments were in shamrock design. Miss Bobbie Merrifield gave a j group of songs and stunts were presented by pledges. Miss Genevieve Smith, assisted' by Miss Merrifield and Miss Josephine West, was in charge of the arrangements. Guests included Mesdames Ward Hunter and Randle C. Willis and Misses Reha Burns. Alberta Huber. Elizabeth Dvebangh. Mildred Bass. Gladys Ge- | sickc, Mary Craston. Roberta CX.meron, Mary Lou Metsker, Thelma Bird. Betty Jean Sweeney. Eva Walker. Artie Gibson, Dorothy Masters. Mildred Thornton. Carmen Smith. Grace Templeton. Florin* Musselman. Delores Friedman, Winona Merrifield. Luncheon Bridge Mrs. Robbin C. Griswold entertained Friday with a spring luncheon bridge lor the following guests: Mesdames Melvin Workman, G. M. Lewis. Harry Willis, Hazel Pflueger, Warren Workman. Charles Biederwolf and Annie Gimbel. Daughters of 1812 The Philip Schoff Chapter of Daughters of 1812 will meet Monday at 2:30 p. m. at the Propylaeum with Mrs. Albert L. Rabb as hostess. Mrs. Herbert S. Wood will give a J paper on "George Rogers Clark.” I Public Nursing Auxiliary The Irvington Auxiliary of the Public Health Nursing Association will meet with Mrs. Robert Insley, 5448 University Ave., Wednesday from H a. jn. to 4 p. jn.

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Fraternity Will Hold State Fete M RS. CHARLES A HARRIS. national vice president of the Kappa Kappa Gamma women's college fraternity, and Mrs. R. D. Caiman, West Lafayette, Delta province president, of the fraternity, ■nil! be honor guests and speakers at the annual State luncheon of the fraternity next Saturday in the Riley room of the Claypool. The dance will be held in the same room at night. Mrs. Howe Stone Landers, president of the Indianapolis Kappa Alumnae association, will preside at the luncheon which is in charge of a committee composed of Mrs. Ronald R. Scott, chairman: Mrs. William H. Remy. Mrs. Robert M, Brewe, Mrs. Charles L. Sergeant, Miss Martha, Belle Pierce and Miss Ruth Allee. Reservations may be made with Mrr. John Carr, 4324 Broadway. i Mrs. H. L. Sunderland and her! sister, Mrs. Crescon Fayne will give! a musical program and little Miss,! Martha Lou Sunderland will dauec.l The committee in charge of thel dance is Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson ,1 chairman; Miss Martha Dean, Mlrs| Catherine Gause. Miss Helen Harmeson, Miss Helen Strawmeyer and Mrs. Frank Throop. The active chapter of DePauw University will give a stunt at the luncheon. Representatives of the four active chapters at Indiana. DePauw. Purdue and Butler and State alumnae will attend.

News of Indiana D. A. R. Chapters

Ft. Harrison Chapter, Terre Haute, made its first plans for the State convention to be held in October, at the Hotel Deming. Mrs. Dave Henry was the speaker for the afternoon. After the program. Mrs. James Black and Miss Mary Alice Warren, presided at the tea tabic. tt it tt The Kokomo Chapter entertained Children of the American Revolution at the home of Mrs. Fred Jessup. Mrs. Alfred Coorman, Lafayette, was the speaker. ana Mrs. P. K. Buskirk was hostess lor the Bloomington Chapter. Ross Lockridge spoke on the George Rogers Clark Memorial. it it a The Peru Chapter met with Mrs. F. W. Troutman. Mrs. Joseph Shirk gave a lesso- i "Old Vincennes ’ and "Georg* .ogers Clark.” Mrs. Mark Border gave a renew of "Revolution Events of March.” ana Calumet chapter, East Chicago, met with Fred T. Buse for luncheon. The guests cf honor included the State officers and the State regent, Mrs. Charles W. Ross. a a a Mrs. George Stevens was hostess for the Liberty chapter. Mrs. Hollis Maxwell gave a combined sketch and talk on "Historic Inns of Indiana.’’ Mrs. Elnora Campbell read the president’s-general message. a a a "Foreigners of the Revolution” was the subject cf Mrs. Haywood Duncan at the meeting of the Princeton chapter with Miss Mabel Tichenor. assisted by Mesdames Robert Woods, Lucilla Miller, James A. Sproul and Miss Bessie Miller. Mrs. Gerauld Welborn spoke on "Painters of the Revolution.” a a a White River chapter. Washington, is planning affairs for Mrs. Charles W. Ross. State regent, and for Miss Mary A. Warren, director of the southern district, who will inspect the local chapter. The guests will stay with Mrs. Roy Bogner, local regent. a a a John Conner chapter. Connersville. had a candlelight meeting with Mrs. E. C. Hassier. Mrs. Clyde Wilson, regent, presided. Mrs. George H. Hull was chairman of the program committee. a a a Dr. Rebecca Parrish, a member of the Manila chapter. Philippine Islands, who is visiting in Crawfordsville, was honor guest at an informal reception and tea given by the Crawfordsvillc chapter at the Elston Memorial chapter house. ana Mrs. A. L. Alshouss, assisted by* Mrs. H. J. Templeton and Miss Ada Miller, was hostess for the Portland chapter. The program for the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. H. R. Crebb. Mrs. Cr.rl Russell read a paper on “Southern Mountaineers.” Young Peoples Dance The Young Peoples Club of St. Ann's Church. Mars Hill, v,lll entertain with a St. Patrick's dance tonight. The music will be furnished by the Koosier Melody Pirates Orchestra. Card Party Btries Miss Esther Trimpe and Miss Marie Spitznagel will entertain with the second of tire series of card parties, given by the Alpha Tan Zeta Sorority Monday evening, at the home of Miss Trimpe, 2151 Webl> St. Parish Card Party A benefit card party will be given by the Ladies of the Assumption parish in their hall, 1105 Blaine Ave., Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Euchre, lotto, bunco and bridge will be played. War Mothers Founders Chapter of American War Mothers will meet at the Fletcher American Bank Tuesday at 2 p. m. County Federation The annual convention of the Daviess County Federation of Clubs will be held March 24 in Plainville, Miss Grace Leigh Scott, Greenville, .will he the principal speaker ,