Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 320, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1928 — Page 8

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Entertains in Honor of Bride-Elect MISS DEANE RUSS, 3015 N. Pennsylvania St-, was hostess this afternoon for a 1 o’clock luncheon bridge at the Meridian Hills Country Club in honor of Miss Lucile Rogers, whose marriage to James C. Riely will take place May 16. Appointments in the bride’s chosen colors of pink and- blue were used on the luncheon table where there Avas a large centerpiece of pink sweetpeas, delphinium and daisies. The nut cups were in rose shape Avith bits of blue on them and the place cards and tallies also carried out the color scheme. The gifts were presented to Miss .Rogers in a large pink umbrella decorated with blue ribbons. Covers were laid for: Mrs. Charles O. Rogers, Mrs. Louis Thomas. Mrs. Harold Palin and Misses Isabel Broom, Helen Coffey, Julia Patton, Grace Thomas, Miss Rogers and Miss Russ.

News of Indiana D. A. R. Chapters

Among delegates who attend the district convention at Rochester and were guests at a luncheon given in honor of Mrs. James Crankshaw, Ft. Wayne, newly elected State regent, and Mrs. John R. McFadden, Sratc director, were: Peru Chapter Mrs. Clarence Keyes, Mrs. Martin Lanahan, Mrs. Fred Troutman, Mrs. A. J. Bixler, Mrs. Harry Edson and Mrs. J. J. Morgan. Pottawatomie Chapter, Gary Miss Keziah Stright, Mrs. Arbic Wilkinson, Mrs. Charles Leary, Mrs. C. R. Babcock, Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs. C. R. Allison, Mrs. William Matthew, Mrs. F. O. Hodson, Mrs. Enos Bayrer, Mrs. N. P. Richardson and Mrs. A. V. Richardson. Agner Pryn Chapman Chapter, Warsaw—Mrs. Edgar Haymond, Mrs. Del Meredith, Mrs. James Anglin, Mrs. James ucas, Mrs. Harry Cram, Miss Fae Oram, Miss Oria Simons, Mrs. Almon Gerard, Mrs. William D. Frazer. Mrs. James Leffel, Miss Juanita Bennett, Mrs. Harold Lawrence, Mrs. Frank Hetrick, Mrs. Edith Lynch and Mrs. Walter Brubaker. Approximately ' 300 women from northern Indiana chapters attended. Mrs. Crankshaw and Mrs. McFadden spoke, and Henry A. Barnhart made the welcome address. Mrs. Etta Now, Rochester, presided. a tt a

Brouilett chapter, Clinton, met with Miss Rose Johnson. Mrs. L. J. Lemstra and Mrs. Henry Gilfoy of Lyford assisted the hostess. a a tt Members of the Kokomo chapter who attended a tea at Indianapolis in honor of Mrs. James L. Gavin, vice president general of D. A. R., were Mrs. Rcscre Helms. Mrs. N. C. Hamilton. Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. Phil Palmer. a tt tt Mrs. Leslie G. Gee and Mrs. Cordelia Hornback will be admitted to Francis Vigo chanter. Vincennes, after having been accepted recently by the national society, Mrs. L. W.; Jackman, registrar, announces. tt tt tt Frances Slocum chapter. Wabash, j met with Mrs. Frank Houser for * the last meeting of the year. a tt a Mrs. G. W. Harrison Avas hostess to the Attica chapter. Mrs. A. S. Dolch, new regent, presided. Mrs. C. F. Propst discussed the continental congress, Mrs. Mark Kerr read a paper on “Old-Fashioned Gardens” and Mrs. J. AV. Rhode rave a paper on “Gene Stratton Porter's Garden.” tt tt a Portland chanter elected the following new officers: Mrs. W. P. Jones, regent; Mrs. Lon Hall, first vice-regent; Miss Ellen Wood, second vice-regent; Mrs. John Glasgo, treasurer; Mrs. S. E. Hudson, secretary; Miss Opal Botkin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Clyde Bowman. chaplain; Mrs. George Hall, rsgistrar; Miss Ada Miller, assistant registrar; Mrs. Jesse Griest, historian ; Miss Nettie Current, librarian, and Mrs. G. Chaney, Mrs. Cleaver Black, and Mrs. H. R. Crebb, board members. The next meeting will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Grant Chaney with Mrs. Guy Dollins and Mrs. H. R. Crebb, assistant hostesses. Mrs. J. C. Webb will read a paper on “Inns and Taverns” and Mrs. H. V. Tormohlen will tell of the continental congress. tt tt tt Miss Kate P. Valentine, Abijah Bigelow chapter regent, Michigan City, was hostess at a chapter dinner at the Spaulding Hotel. Miss Valentine told of her trip to the continenal congress. Outside guests were Mrs. Harriet B. Gunsolas, Miss Geneva De Wolfe and Mrs. J. A. KitcheJl. The next meeting, will be held June 14, flag day. at the home of Mrs. George P. Rogers, Long Beach. tt tt tt Tire Francis Vigo chapter, Vincennes, has issued a tourist booklet entitled “The Harrison Mansion.” It was compiled by Ben F. Safer, historiari and edited by Miss Mary A. Brouillette, Mrs. Tuley S. Emison and Mrs. Rose D. Schultiieis. Tenor to Assist Charles Vaile. tenor, will be the assisting artist for the program by the Marott Trio at the hotel Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The numbers follow; (a) “TwiliKht” Friml (b) “Menuett” Almeyda Trio. (a) “Largo” (New World Svmphonv). Dvorak-kreisler (b) “Negro Dance” C. C. White Maud Custer. “Non-e-ver” (Tis Not True) Mattei Charles Vaile. (a> “Largo” Handel (b) “Bourree” Handel Trio. •'Song of India" Mmskv-Korsakoff Consuclo Couehman Kettle. (a) ‘The White Dawn Is Stealing”.... Cadman (b) “Par 09 I Hear a Lover's Flute”. Cadman ic) “The Moon Drops Low" Cadman Charles Valle. Selection Victor Herbert Trio.

marriage last Saturday. Miss Oliver was sister's only attendant. J Lieut, and Mrs. Daugherty are at home at the Oliver summer cottage l wH 4> they will leave in June for Texas, where Lieut. Daugherty will be \ (FoxJrjTMV Mrs. Arthur B. Welshams was Miss Alice Dosing before her marri- A t W age Saturday, which took place at the home of her parents, Mr. and \ J ■ If 8✓ - C/CAHt- p>Aar~o / Another bride of last Saturday was Mrs Kurt Barker, the former .& '&Z t ; Miss Erna Trautmann. Mr. and Mrs. Backer are at home at 36 N. H j CLUB meetings NEXT WEEK f 2, Society Event MONDAY I FRIDAY *— —— -r—j — -* Fl| *|| C / yJ 7 /J Mrs. J. LI. Chenoweth, 51 N. Mrs. George W. Budd and Mrs. j Dflbia, cluluou Jj JrelMuwu I % * jp JP* MBi. OCil C CIII l£ Cl Hawthorne Lane, will be hostess for |^ ate Conder P±.ATT PHOTO JHKR __ roolds will talk 5n “Music of Spain.” ; Lta? oif'The Great Path- , i? *5 * BSjB rpHK openinj? .of the Stuart The Irvington Woman's Club will finder of Canada.” i- Walker season in Indianneet with Mrs. Charles A. HarrLs. J The Irvington Catholic Woman’s | apolis Monday night at ilitics of L. Adams Bcck. ’ TJip c ompany will preMrs. H. O. Garmon will be The Women's Round Table Club sent “Why Marry?” the Pulitzer icstces for the luncheon of the wi u observe guest day. i * m prize play, during its first week's run. Vincent c. L. S. C. Club at her ; Th3 cedars of Lebanon will meet A-.ueng the cf .Vs society folk who Tr S;„' 5 „| J h ‘ ld & 'v:th Mrs. Waiter Hoover. 63 lien- 'M v.Yd h.r.e ta brndav night md Crawfotast file nd. 1 more Rd. U<W- 4 SSL* '■ ■ are Gcvcmor and Mrs. Ed Jackson, Robert J. Aley. president of But- „ f y - T' v ' : v 7 Mayor and Mrs. L. Ert Slack. Rober University, will talk on--Pune WP m ’ J' *' ' ' Tucker. Meredith Nicholson Present Day Problems In Educa- ™^ Club wUI be piP W P y Mrs. Ona B. Talbott. ,ion,” before the Indianapolis Lit- ” 1 ' f ' ® ni c !?'■ % * .. y - * * * 1 % " ..**_ The pis. the dramatic society of :rary Club at the D. A. r! house. Walter G. Stevens, JOo N. Oxford TUESDAY SATURDAY , j “other Indianapolis people whe Mrs. Frace Linn Sandy, 2334 Mrs. Carl F. Walk, 4375 N i have made reservations are: Mr Sutherland Ave., v. iil be hostess for Meridian St., will entertain the Cath- ' J x I and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Miss he independent Sc. ial Club. j erinc Merrill Club. | ' f Hltf JWHnuMi.t 5. ZMKS&to ■. . “v. J , Ecrc ‘.hy Kothe for a party. Mis; The Hoosier Tourist Club will v •• " 1 " ~

Before her marriage Monday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin L. Payne, Mrs. Fritz Remshardt was Miss Ada Payne. After a wedding trip in France, Mr. and Mrs. Remshardt will be at home in Heilbrcnn, Germany. Mrs. Joseph Blain Daugherty was Miss Martha Oliver before her marriage last Saturday. Miss Oliver was her sister's only attendant. Lieut, and Mrs. Daugherty r. r e at home at the Oliver summer cottage they will leave in June for Texas, where Lieut. Daugherty will be stationed. Mrs. Arthur B. Welshams was Miss Alice Dusing before her marriage Saturday, which took place at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Homer C. Dusing. Mr. and Mrs. Welshhams will live here. Another bride of last Saturday was Mrs. Kurt Backer, the former Miss Erna Trautmann. Mr. and Mrs. Backer are at home at 36 N. Oakland Ave.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY Mrs. J. LI. Chenoweth, 51 N. Hawthorne Lane, will be hesters for the Sesame Club. Miss Laura Reynoclds will talk on “Music of Spain.” The Irvington Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Charles A. Karris, 5355 University Ave. Mrs. B. J. Terrell will talk on “The Personalities of L. Adams Beck.” Mrs. H. O. Garmon will be hostess for tho luncheon of the Vincent C. L. S. C. Club at her summer home, Nhw.y-Thii'd St. and Crawfordsvilla Rd. Robert J. Aley, president of Butler University, will talk cn* ‘ Some .Present Day Problems in Education,” before the Indianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. house. TUESDAY Mrs. Frace Linn Sandy, 2834 Sutherland Ave., will be hostess for the Independent Social Club. The Hoosicr Tourist Club will meet with Mrs. F. E. Hart, 2333 Central Ave. Mrs. Hiram Pearce will talk on “Manchester,” Mrs. J. E. Andrews on “Lancashire Life and Character.” and Mrs. Harry Forte on “Stately Homes of England.” Mrs. E. C. Rubush, 150 E. FortySixth St., wiil be hostess for the Meridian Heights Inter Se Club. Mrs. B. W. Heaton will talk on “Winter Books I Have Enjoyed," and Mrs. W. D. Hoskins on “The Lure of the Book Title.” The Proctor Club will have _ a mother’s day program at the me'eting with Mrs. V/aiter Kuhn, 4103 N. Illinois St. Mrs. E. M. Ferris will talk on “Our Liberty and the Moral Law.”

Mrs. Jeanette Todd will entertain the Amicitia Club with Mrs. W. H. Blodgett as assistant. Mrs. Jennie Jeffries, 5329 University Ave., will entertain the Irvington Tuesday Club when Mrs. E. Conner will review Millay's “The King’s Henchman,” and Mrs. William B. Farmer will review “Tristram” (Robii#on). Mrs. Abert C. V/inslow will talk on “Outstanding Negroes in Cultural Fields,” at the meeting of the Fortnightly Literary Club at the Propylaeum. Mrs. C. E. Hill, 266 S. Audubon Rd., will entertain the Irvington Chautauqua Club. Mrs./Peter McEwen will give the program. The Century Club will hear James I. Inlow at the meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house. The Inter Alia Club will meet with Mrs. C. W. Bruenger, E. FortySecond St. Mrs. Robert Workman will talk on “Art in the Middle Ages.” and Mrs. C. Fred Fitchey on “Medieval Cathdrals.” WEDNESDAY Zetathea Club will observe corresponding member's day with a meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Walker, 2238 Broadway. Friendship will be the subject for responses. "the Minerva Club will observe Mothers’ and Daughters’ day. The Wednesday Afternoon Club will have a guest party at the South Grove Club house. THURSDAY The Indianapolis Current Events Club will elect officers at the meeting with Mrs. P. C. Lumley, 2516 College Ave k Mrs. Walter W. Wise will talk on “Our Club and Its Possibilities.” Mrs. Emma Peet is assisting hostess.

FRIDAY Mrs. George W. Budd and Mrs. j Ilate Conder will be hostesses for the meeting of the Friday Afternoon Reading Club. Mrs. F. A. Line will talk on “The Great Pathfinder of Canada.” The Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club will meet with Mrs. A. J. Ullrich, 5322 Lowell A v e. Miss Beatrice Geddes will talk on “Books.” The Women's Round Tabic Club I will observe guest day. The Cedars of Lebanon will meet with Mrs. Walter Hoover, 63 Kenmore Rd. Mothers of members of the Friday Afternoon Literary Club will be guests at the meeting with Mrs. Walter G. Stevens, 906 N. Oxford St. SATURDAY Mrs. Carl F. Walk. 4375 N. Meridian St., will entertain the Cath-! orine Merrill Club. May Procession The annual May procession of girls cf St. John’s Academy will be held at the church Sunday at 9 a. in. Twenty-two banners will be j carried. Numbers to be sung byj the high school girls are “Christ the King.” “Come. Gather Round the | Altar,” “We Come. Dearest Mother" j and "Sweet the Moments.” Nine members of orchestra J Helen Connor, organist, Marie Petit, saxophone; Catherine Dugan, comet : Lillian Beck, Vivian Mulhall, Ruth Glass. Dorothy Howard. Mary Connor and Helen Carson, violinists, will accompany the singers, and will j play “Angels of Love” as a communion hymn.

Club Is Scene of Pan-Hellenic Spring Luncheon Covers were laid for thirty members of the Indiana Pan-Hellenic Association today at the annual spring luncheon at the dolumbia Club. Mrs. L. J. Pierce, West Lalayette, State president, presided. Election of officers was scheduled for the meeting. Miss Helen Coffey gave several whistling numbers. Miss Elizabeth Madison sang. Delegates from Bedford, Ft. Wayne and Lafayette attended as well as Indianapolis sorority women. Sororities represented included: Alpha Gamma Delta/ Delta Delta Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Chi Omego, Alpha Omicorn Pi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha Delta Theta. Spring flowers decorated the luncheon table. P.T. A. to Elect The Parent-Teacher Association of James Whitcomb Riley School No. 43 will hold its last meeting of the year Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the building, 150 W. Fortieth St. Walter H. Montgomery will speak on “Hand-Woven Coverlets” and exhibit a collection of rare covers. Preceding his talk at 3:10, the club will hold a business meeting and annual election of officers. Sunshine Club The Childrens’ Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will hold its monthly business meeting at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Fletcher American National Bank Bldg.

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Nurse Singers at Hospital to Make Debut Wednesday A glee club composed of members cf the Nurses Training School of the city hospital, has been organized under auspices of the city hospital auxiliary of the community waifarc department of the Woman's Department Club. Mrs. Sam Sclka, chairman; Mrs. John Conner, secretarytreasurer And Miss Ethel Carlson, superintendent of nurses at the hospital. Mrs. A. H. Off, chairman of the music committee has arranged for the club to make its first public appearance at the auditorium of the hospital at 8 p. m., Wednesday. Arthur W. Mason, director, Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts, who has been directing the glee club, has had much experience in this line of work, serving as director of the Third Christian Church choir and also in directing Christmas carolers for L. S. Ayres & Cos. The nurses will sing: “Trees,” by Rasback;” “Morning,” by Speaks, and other selections. Nurses in uniform will act as hostesses for the occasion. Mrs. Demarchus Brown, who has just returned from traveling in India. New Zealand. Japan, Australia. China and the Fiji Islands, will tell of her experiences on the trip, in a talk on “Under Tropic Skies.” Proceeds of the entertainment will be used to promote social and cultural activities among the student nurses of the city hospital. Mrs. Robert Shingler. is chairman of the ticket committee. Tickets are also on sale at the Hamilton Jewelry Company, 3 N. Meridian St.

A. T. O. Mothers The last meeting of the Alpha Tau Omega Mothers’ Club of Butler for the year will be held Monday at 12:30 p. m. at the chapter house, 33 S. Downey Ave., in the form of a covered dish luncheon. Reports of officers and chairmen of standing committees will be followed by election of officers.

I ATTEND THOMSON WEDDING IN MISSOURI Henry C. Thomson and Mrs. William E. Van Landingham and son.! Cornelius, 3456 Central Ave., arc in Marshall, Mo., to attend the wedding today of Mr. Thomson’s sen, Alexander Thomson, and Miss Jc c do i Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Smith, which will to.k ■■ i place at the heme cf the bride's parents in Marshall. After a. wedding trip to the Bermudas, Mr. and Mrs. Thomson will be at home in j Indian.c.nolis at 540 E. ThirtySixth St. Spring Guest Day Tire Wednesday Afternoon Club will have its spring guest party at j the South Grove club house Wednesday. Responses will be on j “Spring.” The local council report 1 will be given by Mrs. W.,R. Bur-; cham. Dr. C. T. Gibbs will talk on “Old Kentucky Heme,” end Mrs. R. j L. Davidson wfll sing. Eugene and Mary Catherine Kerr will give a reading. Hostesses will be Mesdames Ray Roberson, C. H. Trotter, Homer Trotter. R. F. Nichols and B. F. Entwhistie. Maennerchor Party The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor will hold a card party Friday with Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp and Miss Lillie Langsenkamp as hostesses. The spring guest party of the Ladies of the Maennerchor will be held Thursday, May 24. D. U. Auxiliary The Delta Upsilon Alumni, auxiliary will ho'd its monthly luncheon Monday At 12:15 p. m. at the Board of Trade. Mrs. Joseph R. F„aub is the hostess. Service Star Legion Hamilton Berry chapter. Service Star Legion, will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Chamber cf Commerce. A meeting of the directors’ board will precede the gene Val meet - ; ing. Plans for Memorial Day will be completed and reports of committees given. Bunco, Euchre Tire Thursday Afternoon Club will have a bunco and euchre party tonight at Odd Fellow’s Hall. Hamilton Ave. and E. Washington St.

French Lick Willi Be Mecca During Derby Activities ; K "Special : LLNC'.-i LICK SPitINGS. Tnd., May s.—lndianapolis and other I:\-hami cities will be well represented in the social activities Inr -ent to tho running cf the Kcnlucky Derby at Churchill Downs, May 13, two weeks from today. Hero during that time will be quartered many owners cf horses entered in the greatest of all racing classics. The Derby ball at Fiench Lick Springs is one of the events of the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carter, Indianapolis, have come for their semi-annual visit here. Mrs. F. C. Fishback, Indianapolis, is here for a. rest. One of the Indianapolis parties includes Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlin their daughter, Marjorie Fisher, and Mrs. Albert Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lyon. Washington, D. C., have arrived. Mrs. Lyon is r sister of Mrs. Carlin and Mrs. Rosenthal. Their brother, Bernie Kirschbaum, of Indianapolis, I arrived Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mossier, Indianapolis, will come next week for their regular visit. He is secretary of the Indiana State Golf Association, and will make arrangements for the State tournament in August at the French Lick Upper course. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd S. Meyer, Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ford A. Meyer, Indianapolis, spent, several days here after driving from Florida, where they spent the winter. Mrs. M. S. Block, Indianapolis, is here with friends. Other Indianapolis arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Showalter, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wedderspoon, Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Brewster, Mi. and Mrs. George McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Simon. Sorority Dinner Miss Tlieifsa Strebel will entertain members of the Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority, this evening with a dinner party. Decorations will be carried out in the sorority colors, yellow and gold. Those present will , be: I Misses Eleanor Roembke, Josephine Schmitt, Alma Kirk. Marie Spitznaftel, 1 Josephine Kirk, Mary McGinty and Esther Trimpe.

Theater and Society Event Sched uled TJ IK opening of the Stuart Walker season in Indianapolis Monday night at Keith’s will be a social event as well as an important day in theater circles. The company will pre■ent "Why Marry?” the Pulitzer prize play, during its first week's run. Among the efty's society folk who will have box parties Monday night are Governor and Mrs. Ed Jackson, Mayer and Mrs. L. Ert Slack. Robert Ct. Tucker, Meredith Nicholson j and Mrs. Ora B. Talbott. Thc pis, the dramatic society of Butler University, has reserved fifty i seats.

Other Indianapolis people who have made reservations are: Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Miss Dcrrkiiy Kothe for a party, Miss Charlotte L’cber for a party, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Van Camp, Mrs. H. J. Milligan. Mr. and Mrs.. H M. Gloss- | brenner, Mr and Mrs. Henry E. Ranh, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.. H. P. Jungclaus. Mr. raid Mrs. A. D. Hitz, Mr. and Jli*> Ni'os Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gates.

Browning Society Tire Indianapolis Browning Soar'v will observe Robert Browning's birthday with an open meeting at Cropsey auditorium. Indianapolis Public Library, Monday, at 8 p. m. Dr. John S. Harrison will speak on “The Creek Spirit in Browning.” Edward La Shelle will sing Erowninw selections, accompanied by Miss Helen Shepard. Guest are invited. Juniors Entertain Members of the senior class at St. Mary's academy were guests of the junior class at dinner in the academy dining room followed by a theater party at English's, Thursday night. Appointments were in orchid and green the class colors. The Rev. Richhrd Betz was an honor guest.

Slate Luncheon Plans were completed by the Kappa Delta Alumnae Association at a meeting Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce for the annual State luncheon cf the sorority, to be held next Saturday at the Columbia Club.

SORORITY MEETINGS

Delta Kappa will meet at the Spiqk Arms, Sunday at 2 p. m. The business meeting of Zeta Delta Zeta will be held Monday evening with Miss Anna Mootz, 1953 Ashland Ave. Deans Engaged The engagement cf Miss Ernestine Ccokson, dean of women at Earlham College, and Prof. Clyde Milner, Earlham, dean of men. has ben announced. Professor Milner is on leave of absence air' ! s touring Europe. Miss CookSto. vill sail in June and the marriage will take place at Zwolle, Holland. Student Honored Miss Ruth Mary Johnston, Kendallville, is one of thirty-five girls at the University of Illinois pledged to Torch, junior women’s honorary society. ,

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Speakers Music for Convention SPEAKERS and musicians arc announced for the elev. enth annual convention of tho Nat ional Association of Alt rusa Clubs to be held here May 17, 18 and 19, celebrating the tenth anniversary of the organization. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, lecturer, recently returned from a world trip, who is an honorary member of the Indianapolis Altrusa Club, will be the speaker for tho formal banquet to be held Saturday night, May 19, at the closing affair of the contention. The banquet will be held at the Riley room of the Claypocl. Mrs. Borwm's subject will be “A Song of India.” Mrs. Margaret R. Turner, Lexington, Ky„ national president, will preside. Past; presidents of the national association will be honor guests. George Kadel, tenor, will sing a group of songs, and music during the dinner hour will be by Miss Lucille Springer, cellist, a member of the club, and Pasquale Montani, Herman Arndt and an assisting orchestra.

Breakfast on May 19 Saturday ’ morning, May 19, the convention delegates and guests will be entertained with a breakfast at the Columbia Club. Miss Helen Clayton, a past president of the Indianapolis club, will preside. Honor guests will be those who attended the first convention of the national organization, held in Indianapolis ten years ago. The Christ Church boys’ choir will sing and a program of spring dances will be given by pupils of Mrs. In the afternoon visitors will lxs taken for a drive through the city. Election of national officers will be on Saturday. Polls wall be open from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at convention headquarters in the Claypool. Luncheon at Club Prof. Howard E. Jensen will be the speaker for the luncheon Friday noon at the Indianapolis Athletic club. His subject will be "Women in the New Society.” Mrs. James H. Lowry will sing a group of songs and a musical program will be given during the luncheon by the Winkenhofer trio. The opening session of the convention will be Friday morning. The Rev. F. S. C. Wicks will give the invocation. Mrs. Turner will make the president’s address and Miss Eunice Johnson, president of the Indianapolis Club, will make her address of welcome. Mrs. Emma Fox. Detroit, Mich., national parliamentarian, upll speak, and there will be a report of the national song book committee by the chairman, Mrs. Frances Norton Crume, Grand Rapids. Mich. For the dinner Friday night, at Hotel Lincoln, the Indana clubs, with the exception of the Indianapolis group, which is hostess for the convention, will be hostesses. The State flower, tulip tree blossom, will be given as favors. There will be severa stunts by the Indiana clubs and a musical program under direction of Mrs. Ruth Devin. There will be quartet and trio numbers and solos by Fred Howell Morris and Mildred Schmedel.

Orloff Trio Will Be Delegation to Musical Meeting The Orloff Trio, composed of Jean Orloff, violinist, Yuba Wilhite, pellist, and Frances Wishard, pianist, has been chosen to represent Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, at the biennial convention at Denver, Colo., in June, as musical delegates, and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, incoming president, as business delegate. The election took place at a recent business meeting of the sorority.

The following new officers will be installed at the business meeting of Kappa chapter at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the chapter rooms, north building of the Metropolitan School of Music: President, Mrs, Clyde E. Titus; vice president. Miss Lorle Krull; recording secretary. Miss Isabelle Mossman; correspond-* ing secretary, Miss Leone Kinder;}, treasurer. Miss Bernice Reagan; historian, Miss Katherine Bowlby; warden, Miss Louise Daurer; chorister, Miss Frances Wishard; alumnae secretary, Mrs. Alberta McCain Gaunt, and chaplain, Miss Ruby Winders. Mrs. Charles G. Fitch, ’-etiring president, will be installing officer.

Two Federation Delcfiates The Helen Hunt Club of Cambridge City will have two members at the General Federation Club meeting in San Antonio, Texas, in June, Mrs. E. O. Paul, who will represent the club and Mrs. Robert Hicks, who will be delegate at large from the sixth district. The club met Monday with Mrs. Foss. Mrs. Feemster who attended the district federation meeting, gave a report and Miss Mary Overbeclc talked. Miss Conklin and Miss Blanche Boyd were also on the program. Alpha Chi to Install The Beta Beta alunvaae chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will install officers at the noon breakfast meeting next Saturday at the home of Mrs. L. G. Wild, 3188 N. Delaware St. Assisting hostesses will bo Mesdames James M. Ogden, W. W. Mcßctli, Scoby Cunningham, G. W. Wilson. J. G Tobin, Eugene Pursel and Miss Virginia Curtis. Following the business meeting ’ will be a musical program given by Mrs. Howard Barnham and Miss Harriett Barnum of De Pauw University, and Mrs. Cleve Fix of the local alumnae. Alpha Phi Circle The Alpha Phi Alumnae Circl* will be entertained next Saturday at the home of Mrs. B. B. McDonald, ; 119 W. Forty-Fourth St., when elccj tion of officers will take place. Asj sisting the hostess will be Mrs. J. 1 W. Cauble. Mrs. Horace Townsend and Miss Amy dendenning. /