Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1928 — Page 8

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Club Groups Will Meet Next Week MRS. LOUISE SWAIN, Pendleton, will talk on ‘‘Birds of Our Door Yard.’’ at Ihe meeting of the American home department of the Woman’s Department Club Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the club house. Mrs. E. W. Stockton will sing, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway. Following the program, tea will be served by the following committee: Mrs. G. W. Seaton, chairman; Mesdames A. C. Barbour, Emma A. Bristow, Oscar Buehler, M. D. Didway, John Henley, William H. Shell, Bertha M. Tomlinson, Ora M. Hardie, Angela Moler, J. A. Johns, Harry Meyer, Frank J. Lahr, Frederick Terry and R. G. Wilkinson. The Monday Guild, a section of the Community Welfare Department of the Woman’s Department Club, whose membership is composed of sightless women, will meet at the club house at 2 p. m. Monday. The program will be devoted to the subject of health, with Dr. Maude Arthur and Dr. D. C. Barnhill as speakers. Mrs. Frederick Terry is chairman of hostesses. Mrs. Othniel Hitch is chairman of the guild. The sandwich luncheon for all members of the Department Club which was announced for Tuesday has been postponed one week. It will be held April 3 at the club house. State Fete Being Held by Phi Mu THE annual State luncheon of Phi Mu Sorority was held today in the Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln, to be followed by the State dance at the hotel tonight. One hundred and fifty members of the sorority attended the luncheon. The luncheon tables were arranged with flowers and balloons in the sorority colors, rose and white. The program included: “Hits and Misses of Hanover,” Marjorie Heberhart; readings, Laura Lackey: violin solo, Marjorie Wilson; songs by Phil Mu freshmen from Indiana University and a sketch, “Lindy's Last Flight,” by freshmen of Hanover College. Toasts were given by Mrs. Mildred Clymer Ploughe, “Spirit of Phi Mu;” Miss Juanita Bratton, “Designer and Builders;” Mrs. Hester Hill Coffin, “Flying Field;” Miss Marjorie Heberhart, “Flight of 1913;” Mrs. Gladys Snyder Caca, “Flight of 1920;” Miss Clara Fedler, “Control Stick,” and Miss Lucile Anderson, “Famous Phi Mu Aces.” Chaperones for the dance will include Mrs. Anna Roseborough, Miss Clara Fedler. Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Coffin and Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn A. Turnock.

News of Indiana D. A. R. Chapters

The Liberty Chapter gave a tea at the home of Mrs. Walter Clark in honor of Dr. Rebecca Parrish, Manilla, P. I. Dr. Parrish talked on the work of the Manilla Chapter. it tt tt Francis Marion Chapter, Marion, met at Marion College. Mrs. C. A. Priest was chairman, assisted by Mesdames Virgil Knight, F. M. Prenail, Margaret Henry, Dolores Nussbaum, William Arthur, Effie Marine Harvey, James Teegarden, Mary Torrence and Edward McKown. tt tt tt Miss Lenore Alspaugh was hostess for the Washburn Chapter, Greencastle. Two members, Miss Phoebe Conley and Mrs. George Landes, were initiated. Miss Luella Beckwith read a paper on “Historical Landmarks of Indiana.” tt tt tt The Jeffersonville Chapter met with Mrs. Jonas Howard. The chapter voted to give funds to the Salvation Army and Boy Scouts. A colonial play, “Mistress Penelope” was presented. tt tt tt Dorothy Q Chapter, Crawfordsville, met at the Elston Memorial chapter house. tt tt tt The new organized Cambridge City Chapter met with Mrs. Ossian Callaway. Members chose “The National Old Trail” as the name for the chapter. tt tt tt The Richmond Chapter held a St. Patrick’s Day party and business meeting at the Elks’ Country Club. A nominating committee was appointed which includes Mrs. W. W. Gaar, chairman; Miss Ada Woodward and Mrs. Leota McClure. - tt it Mrs. Mae Stiers read a paper on “From Early Trails to Motor Transportation” at the meeting of the Rushville Chapter with Mrs. Nell Titsworth. Mrs. Florence Bitner spoke on “America’s Future.” a tt tt Mrs. Charles Ross, Cravfordsville, state regent, was honor guest at a luncheon meeting of Francis Vigo Chapter, Vincennes, given at the William Henry Harrison mansion, which is owned by the chapter. The committee in charge was composed of Mesdames S. G. Davenport, chairman; H. B. Houghton, Charles Ratcliffe, Estelle Emison and Loren Hoover. Club Meeting Tuesday The meeting of the Gar-So-Nel Club will be held at the home of Miss Hortense Mack, Tuesday evening. Members of the club are: Messrs Rav Steffen. John J. Kirch. AlS house Wendling, Larry Eckstein, Albert loesters and Ray Hasenstab. . Misses Pauline Gibney. Hortense Mack, Helen Beyer, Pauline Cleary and Loranc HUI,

CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK wL r

Mrs. Robert* Milliken is assistant chairman cf the Junior League radio ball to be given April 9. Mrs. John Gould is chairman of the costume committee for the ball. Mrs. George Warmoth, 31<0 Park Ave., has been elected president of the Monday Club for the coming year. Mrs. Charles A. Harris, national vice president cf Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity, was an lienor

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

. Mrs. S. R. Artmsn will lecture on “Ely-Pastoral Cathedral of England,” before members of the International Study and Travel Club next week. tt tt Mrs. G. H. Thrasher will be the hostess for the Venetian Chapter Monday. Mrs. A. E. Brown will have charge of the program. Officers will be elected. a tt tt The Arabian chapter will hold election of officers at a 1 o'clock Stunts Presented by Classes in Y. W.C.A. Units Each of the seventeen classes In the commercial educational department and the seven classes in the Bible department of the Y. W. C. A. presented a stunt at the annual educational department dinner on Thursday at the Y. V/. C. A. A radio program was given by the self-expression class, a style show by the sewing class, poems by the French class and songs by the Spanish class. Mrs. Samuel Ashby, Y. W. C. A. president; Mrs. A. W. Bowen, member of the beard of directors, and Misses Florence Lanham, religious education director, were speakers. Miss Ruth S. Milligan, educational and .vector, presided. Miss Hazel Stamm, violinist; Miss Frances Smith and Mrs. O. L. Sevrier, soloists, gave a program. Warner-White Mrs. Loren G. White, 2107 Napoleon St., announces the marriage of her daughter, Dorothy Irene to Robert W. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. Mr. and Mrs Warner are at home at 1206 Southern Ave. Quarterly Meeting Katherine Merrill Tent, No. 9, Daughters of Union veterans, held its quarterly meeting Saturday evening at Ft. Friendly. Seven tents were represented and three State officers were present. Tea Sunday Mrs. Minnie Hiatt, 2507 College Ave., will entertain at tea Sunday afternoon complimenting Mrs. Rose Addington, Englewood, N. J„ who has been here for six weeks visiting

guest at the fraternity's State luncheon today at the Claypool. Mrs. Kowe Stone Landers, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association, presided at the luncheon. The engagement of lyliss Mary Boyd. 1826 Ruckle St., and Burt Z. Wright, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wright, 301 E. Twenty-Fifth St,, has been announced by E. R. Boyd, Anderson, Miss Boyd's father.

luncheon at the Marot Hotel Tuesday. Mrs. S. B. Prater will preside. Colonial, Boston and Vernon chapters will meet at the Lumley tea room for luncheon Tuesday at 12:20 p. m. Hostesses will be Mrs. V/. E. Tucker, Mrs. John Bisentinc, Miss Iva Hayworth and Mrs. Katherine Georgeiff. Annual election of officers will be held. tt tt tt Toyama chapter has elected the following officers fc.? the year: President, Miss Helen Starost; First Vice President, Miss Katherine Frost; Second Vice President Viola Turner; Secretary, Miss Edna Mae Gage; Treasure’-, Miss Elizabeth McDougall. Chairmen are: Miss Edith Freers, music: Miss Viola Turner, publicity: Miss Frances Cameron, floral; Miss Charlotte Stratton, membership, and Miss Lucile Dyer, hospitality. CITY COUPLE OBSERVES WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Jacob D. Miller, 509 W. Fifty-Fourth St., celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary Friday with a dinner at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. L. Dold, 5331 Sunset Ave., and will hold a reception Sunday afternoon for friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Miller have been residents hrere forty-nine years. Besides the daughter, Mrs. Dold. the Millers have four sons, Claude, Gale, Charles and Clyde Miller, all of Indianapolis. Sorority Formats Dates lor spring formals of sororities at Ir&iana State Normal, Terre Haute, are: Alpha and Kappa, May 5; Psi Theta, May 26. Tap Hand Pitmvs Hit Timm Special SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 25. —Women students at Wittenberg College here, disdaining hard water in city faucets, still run to old-fash-ioned hand pumps in local backyards to get rainwater for hair washes. Fifty-Third A nniversa ry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins, East Monticello, celebrated their fifty-third wedding anniversary Friday. Surprise Shower Miss Beulah Edwards whose marriage to Roy Hazelwood. Chicago, took place today, was honored with a surprise miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening, given by Mrs. James Reside, 1412 Central Ave.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Society Begins Spring Exodus to French Lick li'i Times (Special FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, March 24. —Society is moving from Palm Beach and other southern resorts to French Lick Springs and other northern health and pleasure places. With the warmer days of March, arrivals are larger at the Springs, with a large number from Florida and California resorts. Hoosiers are making reservations for the Easter period. Amateur golf tourneys have been arranged for the period with putting and approaching contests for women on the miniature course. Indiana librarians are making reservations for the convention of the American Library Association to be held at French Lick and West Baden May 28 to June 2. Grace Nixon of the State Library, Indianapolis, and Miriam Netter of the Warsaw public library, made reservations this week. Mrs. Joseph M. Bloch. 4163 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, will come for a stay early in May. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Levin, Terre Haute, have reserved accommodations for their spring trip to French Lick. J. A. Hall, Shelbyville, has reserved accommodations. A Kokomo party during the Derby day period will include Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Bobbitt, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tudor, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Blacklidge and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brown. PUBLIC MAY ATTEND INDORSERS MEETING All meetings of the annual convention of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays which opens at the Claypool Tuesday at 9 a. m. are open to the public, officers have announced. The convention wiil close Wednesday evening with the presentation of a motion picture. Mothers' Club Musical The Alpha Chi Mothers’ Club of Butler University, gave a musical Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Edward E. Wood, 1920 N. Alabama St. Parents, friends and members of the sorority attended. Mrs. Roscoe Akers, chairman of the ways and means committee was assisted by Misses Emma Lou Richter, Betty Ammerman, Gladys Mower, Clarabelle Hacker, Lucinda Smith and Martha Akers.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

The Vincent C. L. S. O. will meet with Mrs. O. R. Sumner, G 8 N. Ritter Ave. Mrs. Charles Hall will display Chinese costumes and tapestries. Chautaugua Reading Club members will be guests. Election and Dues day will be held by the Irvington Coterie with Mrs. J. K. Kingsbury, 72 N. Irvington Ave. The luncheon committee is composed of Mesdames D. D. Fitzgerald. Helen Laugher and C. W. McCarty. Mrs. Ross Moore, 5740 Central Ave., will be hostess for the Present Day Club. The program will include , “Aeronautics” by Mrs. Ira J. Holmes; “Education,” by Mrs. B. F. Lci'o, and “Sports,” by Mrs. T. A. Moynahan. Mrs. Frank Symmes will give dramatic readings, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Mutter, violinist and Mrs. Lora Lackey, pianist, at the meeting of the Monday Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. William N. Otto will speak on “Literary Values in American Humor,” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. TUESDAY Mrs. O. E. Hill will talk on “Guatemalc” at the meeting of the Irvington Chautauqua Club with Mrs. Peter McEwen, 38 S. Audubon Rd. Mrs. Hill be the discussion leader on current events. The Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the Propylaeum, Mrs. A. A. Wedderspoon will be a guest speaker. Her subject will be “Life in the Holy Land.” Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, 3642 N. Meridian St. will be hostess for the Independent Social Club.. Y. W. C. A. Day will be observed by the Amicitia Club with Mrs. O. M. Richardson, 1525 Prospect St., assisted by Mrs. Alex Goodwin. “The East” will be the club topic of the Irvington Tuesday Club with Mrs. Harry E. Cross, 5335 Ohmer Ave. “Mother India” (May Mayo) will be discussed by Mrs. Lon Craig, and “Tales of Genji” (Lady Murasaki) by Mrs. William Forsyth. The Inter-Alia Club will meet with Mrs. Walter G. Earll, 3917 Winthrop Ave. Mrs. Jess A. Roush will speak on “The Hundred Years War,” and Mrs. James H. Hornstein on “Inventions During the Middle Ages.” “Some Popular Fallacies” will be the subject of William W. Thornton

i at the meeting of the Century Club I at the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. W. J. Stark. 3150 N. Delaware St., will be hostess for the Proctor Club. Mrs. Mary McNutt will lead I the discussion on “Citizenship.” Mrs. | W. D. Seaton will speak on “Good l Will and Peace Among Nations." * Mrs. Frank Robinson will speak j on “Warwick Castle" at the meetj ing of the Hoosier Tourist Club with Mrs. Hiram Pearce, 3015 Broadway. I Mrs. J. P. Aspinall will speak on “By ! the Soft Flowing Avon.” | Guest Day will be observed by the Meridian Heights Inter-Sc Club at the Art Institute. WEDNESDAY “Great Composers” will be the subject of Mrs. George Maxwell at the meeting of the Minerva Club with Mrs. Emil Ebner, 1052 W. Thirty-Second St. Wednesday Afternon Club members will visit the Home for Aged Women. Mrs. R. L. Davidson is in charge of the program. Election of officers of the Tome Economics Club will be held with Mrs. W. J. Marks, 3311 N. New Jersey St., assisted by Mesdames Frank Hunter, Paul Gray and F. H. Sparks. Mrs. G. B. Davis, 4412 College Ave., will be hostess for the Zetathea Club. Election of officers will be held. “Indiana’s Part In Education” will be the subject of Mrs. E. M. Hughes at the meeting of the Irvins ton Quest Chib, with Mrs. A. E. Curtis, 438 N. Bradley. FRIDAY Mrs. Adam Kiefer will speak on “Life of Mozart” at the meeting of the Irvington Catholic Woman’s Study Club with Mrs. C. B. Wilberding. 102 Euclid Ave. Mrs. P. L. Euqua, 617 E. Twentieth St., will be hostess for the Woman's Round Table Club. “Jane Porter” will be the subject of Mrs. William Collins and “Thadeus of Warsaw” of Mrs. H. P. Meyers. SATURDAY Richard Lieber will speak on “Conservation in Indiana” at the guest meeting of the Magazine Club ! at the Indiana School for the Blind. A book review, “Uncle Sam’s Modern Methods” will be given by Miss Alice Mathews. The hostesses will be Mesdames John A. Shafer, J. E. Barcus. H. P. Mathews and Miss Mary Ward. Music will be by pupils of the blind institute.

Republican Women to Meet Here THE Indiana Woman’s lie-. publican Club will hold its yearly all day meeting Thursday at the Columbia Club. The afternoon will be devoted to speeches and discussions on the primary. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. in the ballroom and during the luncheon hour a trio composed of Miss Gertrude Wheeler, pianist, Miss Thelma Rubush, violinist, and Miss Mary Wells, cellist, will play. Gubernatorial candidates will be the guests and will be introduced following the luncheon. Walter E. Beebe. Chicago attorney, will speak on “Plurality Direct Primary System.” Mrs. Henry Campbell, chairman of hostesses, has selected the following over state women to act as hostesses: Mesdames S. L. Davis. Hammond: Marcia Carton. Anderson: M. O. Bain, Harry Bogan and Bessie Brown. Franklort: Florence Riddick Bovs. Plymouth: E. E. Boone. Whiteland; Lulu Byers Logansport: Robert Carpenter. Elvood: Alvin Hall. Marion: Dora Heaton. Fowler; Arthur McKenzie and Perrv McKenzie. Frankfort: Odell Martin and H. H. Mourer, Greenfield: Ida Mavs. Pendleton: Richard Marshall. Franklin: Gale Roberts, Terre Haute; Neil McCallum, Batesvil'e: Estella B. Prince, Brcwnstown: Rosa Rhuc, Greenfiei: L. Hume,rie*,houser. Pi.,.~''*vtl". H. H. fsvm.ever, Pendleton: L. D. Fix. Columbu*. Amos Carter. Rockville; J. W. Carter, Greenfield: E. M Cook Plymouth; I. M. Cox. Columbus: Margaret Dietrich. Lawrenceburg; Mann Florv, Logansport: John Hornune. Grecnsburg' Dants Harlan, Greenfield: Charles Smith and Vessa Smith. Logansport: N. R. Spencer. Greenfield. and Rov Roudebusb, French Lick. Misses Dorothy Bonham. Elwood: Katherine Mills. Newcastle; Clara Mason. Terre Haute; Georg’a Poe. Franklin: Mary Sleeth, Rushville: Maude Talbott. South Bend: Florence Thornburgh Newcastle: Carrie Rodebaugh. Logansport, and Nina Wallace. State House. Birthday Party Mrs. Clarence E. Marshall, 2353 Central Ave., entertained this afternoon in honor of the thirteenth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Maryella. The Easter colors, yellow and green, were carried out. Mrs Marshall was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles Brinkman. The guests were: Misses Mary Alice Jackson. Alice Jane Brownlee. Alleen Peele. Rosemary Burton. Jean Heltz. Marian Ballinger. Jean Edwards. Flora Grace Pyle and Este’le Mamus: Messrs Charles Haugh, Noel War C* Palmer Ward. Max Healy. Lloyd Powell, George Duke. Richard Griffith, Robert and Fred Bruce.

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Fraternity in Annual State Fete rpMIREE hundred members -L of I lie Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity attended tho annual Slate luncheon today at the Riley room of the Claypool. Active chapters from Indiana, Butler, DePauw and Purdue Universities as well as alumnae over the State were represented. Baskets cf tulips and pussy willows. tied with ribbon in two shades of blue, decorated the tables and the speakers’ table was arranged with a large centerpiece of spring flowers and lighted with blue tapers. Menus and programs, embossed with the crest, v.ere in light blue printed in dark blue. Mrs. Howe Stone Landers, president of the indianupolls Alumnae Association: Mrs. Char'cs A. Harris, national vice president: Mrs. R. D. Cannan, Lafayette, province president: presidents of ail chapters and the oldest charter member from each chapter. Tch charter members are: Mrs. James K. Berk, Bloomington. of Delta Chapter at Indiana University: Mrs. P. M. Dill. Indianapolis, of Mil Chapter, Butler University: Mrs. M. M. Miller. Lalavette, of loat Chapter, De Pat . and Mrs. John Brayton, Indianapolis. 'Loiitma Delta, at Purdue Presidents of the active chapters are: Katherine Gatise. Indianapolis, Delta: Martha Dean. Indianapolis. Mu: Esther Gentry. Nobiesvilie. lota, and Emily Kennedy. CravrfordsviUc. Gamma Delta, and president" of the various alumnae chap--1:'" at B oomi.nlo'. Mtineir. Lafayette, northern Indiana. Sautli Bond and Vlni Cannes. A musical program was given by ; Mrs. Harry Sunderland, her lit tle : daughter Martha Lou and her sister, Mrs. Creston Payne, Terre Haute. Miss Leah Whaley gave costume dances. A stunt, Kappa's Homing Generation” was given by the Dc Pauw chapter under direction of Miss Janet Neff. Columbus, Ohio. Short talks were given by Mrs. Landers, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Cannan.

Dance Tonight The annual State dance will be held at C:3O this evening, at the Claypool. Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson is in charge, assisted by Miss Dean, Miss Gause, Miss Helen Harmeson, Miss Helen Strawmyer and Mrs. Frank A. Throcp. Mrs. Ronald R. Scott had charge of the luncheon. Mrs. William H. Rcir.y, Mrs. Ruth Hendrickson Alice, Mrs. Charles Lewis Sargeant, Mrs. Robert M. Brewer and M’ss Martha Belle Pierce were on the committee. nO uelidfifnred .W.ETAOINU One hundred fifty active members attended the affairs. Indianapolis alumnae members attending were: Mesdames Robert M. Brewer. L. Willis Bugbee Jr.. D. Maurice Stephenson. Luke W. Dufley. Joseph Ostrander, John C. Carney, Dorinda G. Morgan. Hughes Pattt’J. Everett M. Schofield. John Carr. Ellis Hunter. William Hemy Harrison, Ruth H. Allee. William P. Rose, ElsiijJ Morgan. Henry Browning Jr.. Prank 7.1 Hrraman. Donovan N. Hooter. Matthew si Parson. Alice M. French. Helen Howl - Jones, Luke V. Duffer. Mark H. Reason e/I | H. L. Sunderland. Ronald R. Scott, 1M 1 Maurice Stephenson. C. A. Pritchr.tM Joseph c. Matthews, w. C. Alb-rsharf® I George Losev. D. Reid Dixon. Edward .1 ; James, John R. Brayton. Philip L. jotH i son. A. L. Fes.ln. Stanley A. c j Howard Caldwell, Theodore ; William P. Luther. Thomas C. Howe. I,M ! Millikan, Lewis Wood. Frederick Schortemeicr. Russell Pierce Veit. Ret; Morgan. A. M. Bravton Jr.. Lvman R. , Pearson. Vilas J. Bovle. Misses Jams ■ Pritchard. Pearl, Forsyth, Ruth *ratb Jonnson. Rose Singleton. Ruth Jlone. j Edith Huggins. Helen Harmeson, Mauaret ! B. Clarke, Irma Bravton. Elizabeth Bettcher. Lorence McComb. Marjorie Hgtdren, Helen Strawmyer. Florence I.upton. Elizabeth Matthews. Virginia Crim. Blrdb Billman. Ethel Millikan, Elizabeth Df Hass, Neile Green. Clara Goe. I-ma Ulribt. Dorothy Rinehari. Dorothy Segur. Cltf)U Colj tin. Do-othy Reynolds. Attend From Out of Torn Out-of-town alumnae present ! were: ; Me;chimes Claude Steele. Km::; Helen Seearcc Solton, Mooresville; Ralph U. ; Tcetor. Hagerstown: John F. Mitchell Jr., i Greenfield; Isabelle Hamilton Clifford. KoI komo; Clarence T. Dravfr. Bedford: | Archibald O. Chit tick. Franllfort; Karl I. I -South Rend: Paul MJddock. Bloom. field; Robert Braunlin. Ha anon Bradshaw. ! Huntington: Frank Donser, Neely c j O Hair. R. E. Brown. Greencastlc; Hi Nor- , m Cot (Ingham, John C. Craig. James R. I Stevens. Walter teeters. Tnomas Hollingsworth. Nobiesvilie; Ralph 1,. Cosier. J. K. Hollond. Bloomington: Emily Reynard Hook, Union Citv; John S. Frazier Elwood; George G. Morris. Terre Haute; Maul W. Johnson Charles W. Wall, Marion; L. M. Cline. Elizabeth vaugh Patton. BlnfTton: Norman Adkins, Lafayette: Lowell M. Green, RushviUe, und Arthur Hamrick, Clayton. Misses Eileen siblcv. Gary: Jim Lindlev. French Lick: Ritt.a May Metcalf. Anderson; Alice McGinnis. Mary Kinneman, Martinsville: Mary Martha lonise Lebanon; Kathryn Wilhelm, Seymour: Lucillo Meek. Greensbr.rg; Marv Ann Scholl. Connersvllle; Margaret Wieble. Sullivan; Beatrice A. Mills Gre-ncastle; Frieda, Haseltinc and Virginia McClure, ICokomo.

Patroness List Announced for Show Wednesday Patronesses for "Tarantella” University of Pennsylvania Mask and Wig Club show to be given at the Murat Wednesday are. Mesdames John N. Carey, Hugh McK Landon, Harry Murphy, William Higgins, William L. Elder. John H. Holliday, D. L. Chambers, Frederick M. Ayres. Booth Tarklngton. W. Richardson Sinclair, William M. Rockwood. Henry C. Thornton, Thomas C. Howe. James T. Barrett, William H. Coleman. Mereditli Nicholson. Ella* C. Atkins, Eugene C. Miller. Albert E, Metzger, Ovid Butler Jameson, Paul H. White, Arthur V. Brown. Louis C. Hues, man, John A. McDonald. John C. Ruckelliaus, W. VV. Winslow. H. H. Hornbrook, R. F. Daggett. R. H. Sherwood. Walter J. Goodall, George Vonnegut. Leonard G, Wild. Newton Todd. Frank M. Fauvre, Edgar 11. Evans, Oscar F. Franzel.

SORORITY MEETINGS

Alpha Tau Zeta will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Maria Spitznagel. Omicron Nu Chapter of the Phi Pi Psi will meet Monday evening with Miss Martha Obrist, 2713 N. Illinois St. Pledges are asked to attend. Mrs. Richard Brooks, 144 N. Sheffield Ave., will be hostess for the regular business meeting of Phi Omega Epsilon Wednesday evening. Delta Kappa will hold pledge service Sunday afternoon at the Spink Arms for Misses Edna Silvers. Iris Lincoln, LaVerne Jackson, Ruth Allen and Betty Wood. Kappa Chi Theta wiil meet Friday evening with Mrs. B. T. Jordan, 4033 Boulevard PI. Skating Party A leap year skating party will b® given by the Dixie Club at Dixi® skating rink, 3500 Madison Ave., Monday evening.