Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1929 — Page 9

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Uni versify Women Pick Hostesses Hostesses for the annual guest meeting of the American Association of University Women, which is to be a tea Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Katherine Kautz. 4059 North Pennsylvania street, will be members who were vraduated from universities outside of Indiana. Mrs. Carl Fletcher is chairman. She w ill be assisted by Dr. Ada Schweitzer. Mrs. James A. Baw den, Mrs. J. W. Putnam. Mrs. C. W. Weeliver. Mrs. C. H. Skinner. Mrs. Albert Hinkle, Mrs. Frank Streightoff. Mrs. Fred Terry. Mrs. L. E. Cosand, Mrs. E. W. McCullough, Mr? N. Taylor Todd, Mrs. William Baum, Mrs. Maude Moody. Mrs. A. B. Carlile. Mrs. Wilbur Appel and Mrs. Earl Heassler. Miss Kate Mason. Miss Nancy Todd, Miss Jennie Dinw iddic, Miss j Nel! V. Green. Miss Minnie Dodson. Miss Sarah Line. Miss Ellen Ocher. Miss Aliena Crafton. Miss Katherine Laing, Miss Mary M. Miller, Miss Jessie Boswell, Miss Amy Keene, Miss Clara Ryan, Miss Anne Katterman. Miss Jessie J. Smith, Miss Thelma Lee Clark and Miss Sue i Bladingham. The speaker lor the meeting will 1 be Huston, author of j Dear Senator," "Huling's Quest” .-•nd a number of short stories. Mr. Huston is managing editor of the South Bend News-Times. League Will Rush Work on Follies The Junior League Follies, to be ■ presented at the Murat theater May ! 2,3 and 4, actually will be getting under way when Eugene Ford, New York, of the Directors' Service Guild arrives Tuesday. Mr. Ford is the head of this show. It is he who j will pick the talent for the perioral- j ance. which, it is promised, will be j professional and beautiful to the point of rivaling Ziegfeld's shows The eostiunes, scenery, dance steps, lighting effects, everything will be positively New York. Members of the league are on their toes to see who will be chosen for leads, which girls will make the chorus, and all that. In connection with the Follies, j the Junior League is having a pos- j ter contest, with a cash prize of $lO [ to be given the winner. Any one , may enter, and the poster judged j the best will be featured in the parade, April 20. Others will be displayed in the lobby of the Murat. Mrs. Robert Winslow is chairman of the committee. Block and box tickets arc going rapidly for ail performances. Advance exchange tickets are on sale. For tickets or information, call Mrs. j Egbert Driscoll, chairman. Humboldt , 1571Benefit. Party Planned Irvington American Legion auxiliary members will entertain with , a benefit card party at Irvington Masonic temple Tuesday. April 16. Mrs. Berne Whitarre is chairman in ! charge of arrangements, assisted by • Mrs. J. P. Smith. Mrs. Merrill Woods. Mrs. A. E. Walker and Mrs. D. O. Tribble Mrs Forrest Bennett is president of the organization

NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

With dedication of the -new $2,000.000 Constitution hall auditorium, election of national officers, and dedication of the Founders' memorial, unusual interest centers in the thirty-eighth annual continental convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which meets in Washington. April 15-20. Indiana chapters have elected delegates. Sunday evening. April 14, the Indiana delegatoin will have a buffet, supper at the Willard hotel. Washington. in honor of Mrs. Alfred R. Brosseau. retiring president-gen-eral. and Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, candidate for president-general in the coming election. Tuesday, April 16. Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart and the candidates for office on her ticket will entertain with a tea at the Willard. Among those who have been asked to assist with the hospitalities are the following Indiana women: Mrs. James R. Crankshaw, Mrs. James L. Gavin, Mrs. Henrietta Vaughn. Mrs. E O. Ebbinghouse. Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter. Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle. Mrs. John Norris Zizler, Mrs. Lafayette Le Van Porter, Mrs. J. H. Hornaday. Mrs A. P. Poorman. Mrs. G. Murphy and Miss Florence Merritt. BBS Mrs. E. O. Ebbinghouse was program leader at the April meeting of the Frances Slocum chapter of Wabash Thursday at the home of Mrs. Katherine Ford. Topic of discussion was "President Woodrow Wilson.” a continuation of the study of the United States in world politics. Installation of officers will take place at the May meeting. b a b General de Lafayette chapter. Lafayette. held its annual business meeting and election of officers Tuesday at the Community house. B B B Mrs. Charles Morrow and Miss Ora Bryan: will entertain members of the Margaret Bryant Blackstone chapter, Hebron. Friday. April 19. Mrs. Richard Pengilly will talk on “Our Insignia.'' and Mrs. Morrow will discuss Our Magazines. BBS Latest tabulation of D. A. R shows a gain of thirty-four memben during the first month ol 1929 There now are eightv-six chapters in Indiana, with a total membership of 6.241. A

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ciglu F. Aultman end Mrs. o. A. | Jjl >. ,'ssman. Annual election will take l jt||| : A ,:A 3cc and a delegate and an alter- / | Nf '> k *. ?r to attend the national convert- 1 vlrSfe. $7 • . ?> .Ar’v ". . . " • Iv also will be seP'-ied \ <. 1 Members of Indiana Gamma will \ *** Jf'" nduct a baked food sale for the l . 4 ' 'lllp'' Jnefit of the house fund at Butler. \ * Jp ■ ffir ' Mowing tie business session, . ■/ Jr 'if ~Sm idee will be played. A national defense tabic talk will • \ j . - T /' conducted by Mjs. Floyd Beck- \t\Vv • jr Jw' i rdt at. the meeting Wednesda.v of : X % / -Jrml*' - ,/ dmitiF lia Watkins Brass chapter. Crown \ V C Py-<V ? *7%iA - -f4Bl •nt. Mrs. Jennie Tice will read 1 a article from the D A. R maga- Vj ‘M le. Hostesses for the meeting will I A 'A Mrs. Gertrude Beattie and Mrs. , S HHHHHks&A f .v arl Fehlman. J/AC£A//2 Pf/OTU 'W | %M- % Miss Mabel Loughran has been / \IS S AA URIEL PLACE Wlr^C pointed by the national C. A. R. ard as new organizing president Miss Marion Nadine Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William , o C A R cocietv to'be formed James Doyle, Binghamton, N. Y„ became the bride of John K. RuckaC.A. R. society to be formed e]shaus SQn o{ Mr and Mrs John c RuC kelshaus. 2835 North Meridian aa do ...... - A t-^q Peru. Miss Loughran is retning s t ree t, at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Patrick’s church, Binghamton. / \ NA/, \A/ CSA.I ES Prfcro. ?ent of the Nineteenth Star chap- 1 j^ r< an d Mrs. Ruckelshaus will be at home in the Admiral apartments. r . Mrs. Marvin Brezette was before her marriage Tuesday morning at , co Dotor onrf Paul rathpriral Miss Frances Martin, daughter of Mr. i ... . ■>

Sorority Club's Meeting to Be at Hannan Home •Miss Josephine Harmon will be hostess for the April meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Phi Beta Phi sorority at her home, 2221 North Meridian street, at 2:30 Saturday, April 13. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Harvey D. Trimble, Mrs. Dwight E. Aultman and Mrs. O. A. Hossman. Annual election will take place and a delegate and an alternate to attend the national convention of the sorority to be held in Pasadena. Cal., the first week in July also will be selected. Members of Indiana Gamma will conduct a baked food sale for the benefit of the house fund at Butler. FoNowing the business session, bridge will be played.

A national defense table talk will be conducted by Mjs. Floyd Beckhardt at the meeting Wednesday of Julia Watkins Brass chapter, Crown Point. Mrs. Jennie Tice will read an article from the D. A. R. magazine. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. Gertrude Beattie and Mrs. Pearl Feldman. BBS Miss Mabel Loughran has been appointed by the national C. A. R. board as new organizing president of a C. A. R, society to be formed in Peru. Miss Loughran is retiring regent of the Nineteenth Star chapter. BBS Members of Calumet chapter. East Chicago, will observe guest day Monday. BBS Members of Mary Wayne chapter, Ft. Wayne, have formed a genealogical library. The collection will be placed in the reference room of the public library and will be known as the Sue Vesta Hanna foundation. Daughters of the American Revolution library. The library was formed following a bequest made byMrs Sue Vesta Hanna, who died April 6. 1928. BBS At the April meeting of the Danville chapter Tuesday afternoon, it was voted to buy flags for the high schools of the county and present them to students for use in auditoriums or assembly rooms. Center township school and the new schooi in Brownt township will receive the first flags. Mrs. James L. Daughertv was hostess. Mrs. E. J. Weesner and Mrs. Robert Hufford assisted her. BBS Twentieth anniversary meeting of jFt Harrison chapter. Terre Haute will be held Tuesday at the Woman’s Department Club house. In- ; formal talks will be made bv past regents, including Mrs. John White Mrs. W. G. Clark, Mrs. A. A. Faurot. Mrs. Joseph Weinstein. Mrs. W. G. Rice, Mrs. lone Gilbert and Miss Alice Warren. Miss Louise Kleiser. regent, will preside. Annual election will take place and reports will be given by retiring officers. Hostesses are Mrs. A. L Pfau. Mrs. William Ramrr.e, Mrs .L. S. Phillips, and Miss Mary ’ Pound.

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Miss Marion Nadine Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William James Doyle, Binghamton, N. Y., became the bride of John K Ruckelshaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ruckelshaus, 2835 North Meridian street, at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Patrick's church, Binghamton. Mr. and Mrs. Ruckelshaus will be at home in the Admiral apartments. Mrs. Marvin Brezette was before her marriage Tuesday morning at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Miss Frances Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin. 2524 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Brezette will make their home in .Chicago. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brezette, 5400 North Keystone avenue. Mrs. W. W. Gates, regent of Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, will leave Sunday morning for New York, where she will attend the national conventional of the organization. Miss Muriel Place, president of Delta Alpha, Indiana university chapter of Phi Mu sorority, will be one of the speakers at the state luncheon of the sorority Saturday, April 13, at the Columbia Club.

Dinner for Children to Open Conclave of Mission Society

A dinner tonight for children workers, to be held at the Lumley tea room, will open the annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Indianapolis district of the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Edward F. New will be in charge. A special missionary service will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Roberts Park Methodist church. A pageant, undef direction of Mrs. L. H. Millikan, will be presented by children, portraying the work they are doing, as their part of the program. A large chorus of ■epresentatives of the Mothers’ Jewels and Home Guards, will sing. \lrs. C. A. Breece will direct the chorus. Mrs. J. C. Kelley, Mitchell, conference junior secretary, will give he principal address. Members of Queen Esther will be entertained at the Central Avenue Methodist Episcopig church with a dinner Monday. An all-day meeting will be held Tuesday at Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Election will take place. Mrs. W.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1929

S. Ennis, Princeton, president, and ' Mrs. M. A. Farr, corresponding sec--1 retary, will speak. Luncheon will be served at noon. A series of sectional meetings with conference and district officers will open the afternoon session. A praise ; service, conducted by the Rev. R. H Toole, pastor of the Grace churcft, will be held. Miss Hannah Miller, national secretary of young people’s work, will give the principal ! address and installation of officers | will take place. All conference officers will attend as honored guests. MRS. FLORENCE HARRIS I ELECTED PRESIDENT Mrs> Florence Harris was elected president of Tri Psi sorority at the meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Padou. 62 Layman avenue. Other officers are: Vice-president. Mrs. C: P. Ryan: recording secretary. Mrs. R. P. Beightol; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles Brandt; treasurer, Mrs. William Evans, and chaplain, Mrs. Thomas Bowser.

Indiana Artists’ Club Slates Annual Costume Ball April 27

Sixth annual costume ball of the Indiana Artists’ Club will be held at the Marott hotel Saturday night, April 27. The predominating characteristic of the ball always is the beauty, originality, and gayety of the costumes designed by the artists, art students and their friends. It is planned along the lines of the famous Quatres .Arts ball of Paris and the Beaux Arts ball of New York. The ’ ball is not strictly invitational. Tickets may* be obtained* from Mrs. Arthur Woodward, 3441 College avenue, chairman of the ticket committee. Students of music schools and others interested in any of the fine arts are especially welcome. Elmer Taflinger. who for years was art director for David Belasco.. will be in charge of the decorations. Working with him will be two young artists. Earl Beyer and John Waltz Other committees for the ball are as follows: Invitations, Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph Mess, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Polley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graf, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Holcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holliday and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burnet; tickets. Mrs. Arthur Woodward. Mrs. Earle Wayne Bott, Miss Lenore Bernloehr, Miss Virginia True. Miss Marion Gruelle, Miss Carolyn Bradley aos Miss Josephine Hollingsworth; music,

t Mrs. Alexander Sangerhabo, Robert Craig and V. J. Cariani; prizes, Mrs. Robert Davidson, W. M. Wilkes : and Damien Lyman; reception, Dr. and Mrs. L-. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Forsyth. Mr. and Mrs. Edi ward R. Sitzman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lieber. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton A. Wheeler, Mrs. J. Ottis Adams and : Miss Edna Mann Shover; costumes, Mrs. Geraldine Armstrong Scott, 1 Robert Davidson and S. P. Baus; floor, George C. Calvert, Cary Lyman. Paul Barr. Will Vawter, Herman Lieber and Orville Jefferson, MARGARET ANN WELCH WILL ASSIST TRIO Margaret Ann Welch, soprano, will be the assisting artist in the musicale to be given from 2:30 to 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Marott hotel by the Marott trio. Following is the program: •Adagio" Haydn s "Scherzo” Schuoert Trio. Deh Vieni” Mozart ■Shepherd Thy Demeanour Vary”..Wilson Margaret Ann Welch. j Concerto” (D majori Part 1 Paganini Maud Custer. Dreams’ Chasins 1 "Lift Thine Eyes" Logan Margaret Ann Welch. Le Cygne ’ . Saint Saens "Valse neurette” Schellschmidt Consuelo Couchman Rettig. - La Girometta ’ Sibella j "To a Messenger” La Forge • Margaret Ann Welch. ‘ Madam Butterfly” Puccini Trio.

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Tri Kappas Will Hold National Conclave Here; 95 Chapters on*List

TWENTIETH biennial national convention of Kappa Kappa Kappa will be held at the Claypool hotel Friday and Saturday. April 19 and 20. Council members who have planned the convention arc Mrs. Joseph W. Walker, Indianapolis, grand president: Miss Henrietta Newton, Gary', grand vice-president: Miss Clara Sturgis, Bluffton. grand secretary; Mrs. Emmett R. Fertig. Noblesville. grand treasurer; Mrs. Nova D. Short. Salem, ediotr of Cross Keys, and Mrs. Beryl Showers Holland. Bloomington, founder. Mrs. Holland will act as marshal of the convention

French Lick Social Whirl Speeding Up Many Indianans have been assisting in the social events following Easter at French Lick Springs. The week has been featured by bridge parties in the hotel and the country club house. Both golf links, with perfect spring weather, have been filled with players. The bridle paths have been busy. too. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman and Miss Lucy Kaufman, Indianapolis, have been at the Springs. Josephine C. Ives and Hazel D. McKee. Indianapolis, were at the French Lick Springs hotel this week, as were Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lacey, Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bingham. Indianapolis, returned home after a vacation over the Easter period. George F. Heighway, alumni secretary of Indiana university, and W. A. Alexander, librarian, were at the Springs hotel this week, working on alumni organization. T. E. Young and Robert W. Fuestel. Ft. Wayne, have been here this week, as have Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Wolverton, South Bend, and daughter. Betty. Other Indianapolis visitors to French Lick Springs were Robert Rhoades, L. M. Brown, A. E. Evans, A. W. Bohlen and Henry Jungclaus. Mr and Mrs. William T. Poliak and Jane Poliak, Anderson, have been at the Springs hotel, as have Mrs. Harriet W. Toner. Jane Toner. Mrs. Frank Cline and Adelaide Cline, also of Anderson. Plan Dance. Card Parly Members of the Lauter Boys’ Club will entertain with a dance at 8 o'clock night at their hall, 1309 West Market street. They also will give a card party Thursday afternoon.

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

“Sweden” will be the topic of the lecture to be. given by Mrs. Samuel R. Artman next week before chapters of the International Study and Travel Club. tt n a Elsinore chapter will meet at the Colonial tearoom. 1443 North Pennsylvania street, for luncheon Monday. Officers elected for the ensuing year are: President, Mrs. Minnie Hiatt; first vice-president, Mrs. Louise' Waterman; second vicepresident. Mrs. Eva Lane; secretary, Mrs. W. H. Woodfirt; treasurer. Mrs. Charles McCoy: membership chairman, Mrs. J. L. Kerr, and publicity, Mrs. E. Walter Short. Alpina and Eidelweiss chapters will meet at Chelsea manor, Fifteenth street and Central avenue, for 6:30 dinner, Tuesday. New officers of Alpina chapter are: President, Miss Ruth Hoover; vice-presi-dent, Miss Lilly Hill; secretary. Miss Nellie Gwin; treasurer. Miss Frances Duncan; program chairman. Miss Annabel Butcher, and publicity, Miss Elizabeth Duncan. BBS Australian chapter will meet for a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Brookside community house Tuesday. The following officers were elected at the regular meeting last month: President, Mrs. Gordon K. Woodling; vice-president, Mrs. Edward Kealing; recording secretary, Mrs. John F. Ruppert; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Arthur C. Brockert, and treasurer, Mrs. Ray Noblitt. A program will be given Tuesday, consisting of readings by Mrs. Harry Thalman and Mrs. F. X. Kinzie. and vocal selections by Mrs. Otto Bell, accompanied by Mrs. Brocker. Federation officers will be guests. BBS Mandalay chapter will be entertained at the home of Mrs. O. S. Guio, 720 East drive. Woodruff Place, with a covered dish luncheon. Wednesday. Each dish will represent one of the European countries that the club has studied this last year. Mrs. C. C. Williams will assist the hostess. Mrs. Maude Schaub will give a group of readings and Mrs. Althea Burghard will sing “All For Love” and “Rain and Roses.” Mrs. J. G. Karsted will preside. New officers for the coming year are; President, Miss Pearl Kiefer; vice-president, Mrs. O. S. Guio; recording secretary, Mrs. C. A. Fischer, and treasurer, Miss Amber Kiefer. Mrs. Karsted was named honorary president. a a a Washington chapter will meet at the home of Miss Agusta Harvey, 1108 College avenue. Wednesday night. Miss Marie Ellwell will be the assisting hostess. BBS Panamanian chapter will be entertained at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday with a 12:30 luncheon by Mrs Edna Sharp, assisted by Mrs. Charles M. Stevens. Newly elected officers are: President, Mrs. S. M. Moore; first vice-president, Mrs. Rhoderick Rae; second vice-presi-dent, Mrs. J. M. Mowrer; treasurer, Mrs. M. J. Harris, and secretary, Mrs. E. J. Molin. Members will respond to roll call with current events. a a a Argentinia. will meet Friday at the country home of Miss Ruby Hardin. Mias Jane Spate

Delegates and officers from ninety-, five chapters will arrive in Indianapolis Thursday night. The first business session Friday morning at 9 o'clock includes the president's address and reports of all officers. The business session will continue Friday afternoon, conducted by Mrs. Thad Jones. Greencastle. who is parliamentarian. Tea at Governor’s Mansion The convention delegates will be entertained from 3 to 5 o'clock Friday afternoon with a tea at the Governor's mansion. Mrs. Harry G. Leslie. Epsilon chapter, and a member of the council, will receive. Province officers and members of Epsilon chapter will assist. Province officers are Mrs. C. C. McCullough, Columbus; Mrs. H. Lynn Miller, Montmorenci; Mrs. T. C. Elcy, Plymonth: Miss Hallic Bortz. Leeburg, and Miss Eugenie Roth. Bonville. More than 700 guests are expected to attend tlie banquet Friday night in the Riley room at the Claypool. The program includes a welcome by the president and a response from the patronesses, who will be honor guests, by Mrs. Henriette K. Sparks, Frankfort. Stunts will be given by Bedford. Connersville. Terre Haute, Anderson and Delphi chapters. Following the banquet, a dance w r ill take place. The grand march will be led by Governor and Mrs. Harry G. Leslie. Business Sessions Saturday Business sessions will be tak<ai up again Saturday morning. At the close of the sessions, talks will be given by Mrs. Amos Carter, Rockville state sanitorium. on "The State Sanitorium, Tri Kappa Beneficiax'y.” and Miss Blanche Merry, state attendance officer, will have a* liw subject. "Opening the Door." Miss Lurie Hartrath. Chicago, will address the afternoon meetin# on "Honesty in Art Appreciation.’' The principal address will be given by Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam, president of De Pauw university, whose subject will be "The World Wide Demand for Abundant Life." F-7il<=wlng the talks, a, musical will be given by Tri Kappa artists. The convention will close with election for the next, two years.

will be the assisting hostess. At tlie March meeting, the following new officers were elected: President, Mrs. John Ward; vice-president, Mrs. John Kohl: recording secretary, Mrs. Walter Eichholtz, and treasurer. Mrs. Charles Gibson. Mrs. Bruce Maxwell will give several piano selections. It B B Anglo-India chapter will meet at the home of Miss Sarah Henzie, 1901 North New Jersey street, Saturday. Miss Frances Henzie will be assisting hostess. New officers of the chapter are: President. Mrs. Irene Hart: first vice-president, Mrs. Flossie Weinier; second vice-presi-dent. Mrs. Irene Moore; secretary. Miss Dorothy Wright, and treasurer, Mrs. Frances Goodman. n tt tt Blue Nile chapter met Friday for luncheon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Williamson. Mrs. Frank Forry was assisting hostess. Mrs. Williamson gave a talk on “The Queen of Sheba.” Mrs. W. H. Foreman read the story of the Crucifixion and gave a very impressive talk on her trip through the Holy land. Mrs. L. E. Schultz and Mrs. Forry sang, “In the Garden.” There were a number of interesting displays from Holland. BBS! Jeanne d'Arc chapter, twin of Normandy chapter, was entertained by the latter with a covered dish luncheon, Monday, at Castle hall. A musical program followed, consisting of a piano selection by Muss Florence Henshaw; vocal number by Mrs. Gertrude Henshaw. accompanied by Mrs. Laura Stout, and violin selections by Miss Elinor Robinson. Following are officers of the new chapter: President, Mrs. Pearl Hantzis; vice-president, Mrs. M. L. Wilson; recording secretary. Mrs. S. E. Litteral; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Stella Schott; treasurer. Mrs. Margaret Williams; program chairman, Mrs. Amile Gueutal, and publicity, Mrs. W. C. Jolly. BBS Members of the Arabian chapter attended in a body the funeral of Mrs. S. B Prater, president of the chapter. Friday morning. Mrs. Prater was founder of the chapter and first president and was an active worker of the International Study and Travel Club. She also was a member of the Artman council, an honorary chapter composed of the past presidents of the chapters. A memorial service will be held later by the federation.

ALUMNA CLUB WILL MEET

Mrs. Munday Dedert, 3336 Kenwood avenue, will be hostess for the meeting of the Alumna Club, Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, Wednesday at her home. She will be assisted by Mrs. Mary Clune Shiel and Miss Lulu Brown. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. The following program has been arranged by Miss Ruby Kieffer: Current events. Mrs Inez McNutt and an informal discussion of modern jazz, led by Mrs. Louise Mason Caldwell, Mrs. Jane Johnson Bur-roughs,-Mrs. Lutie Gruber and Mrs. Leslie Truma.’L