Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1930 — Page 10

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City Host to Convention of Phi Mn The Travertine room of the Lincoln was the scene today noon of the annual state luncheon, given by members of Phi Mu sorority. The affair, sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of the sorority, was in honor of active members and alumnae members of the new Delta Epsilon chapter, recently established at Purdue university. Rose and white, the sorority colors, were used in decorating. Flowers and tapers vers in those colors. Favors were boxes of French note paper, embossed with the Phi Mu crest. Seated at the speakers’ table were Mrs. M. C. Hunt, Lafayette, district president for Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky; Mrs. Lawrence Pierce, state chairman; Miss Alice Sexton, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club; Miss Marie Sangemebo, president Delta Alpha Alumnae Club; Miss Tiberia Ruchtl, president of the active chapter, Indiana university; Miss Helen Frey, president of the active chapter at Purdue and Miss Naomi Whitcomb, president of the active chapter at Hanover college. Other state and local officers at the table were Mrs. Lawrence Vlark, Mrs. Ruskin Bunnell, Mrs. Elgan Stark. Mrs. Ralph Ploughe, Miss Florence Day and Miss Lora Lackey. Mrs. Pierce extended a message of congratulation and welcome to the active and alumnae members of the new Delta Epsilon chapter. Miss Frey responded for the chapter. Stunts were in charge of the active chapters. Those participating from Indiana university were Miss Inea trarrison, Miss Denzil Snyder, Miss Laura Stout, Miss Mary Lou Lacey, Miss Evelyn Kuhn, and Miss Helen Stewart. From Purdue, those who took part were Miss Frances Davis, Miss Lucille Ahord. Muss Margaret Thomas, Miss Frances Nesbitt, and Miss Irma Kahre; from Hanover, Miss Evangeline Farrell, Miss Mildred Dugan, Miss Ruth Carr, Miss Ruth Winters, and Miss Naomi Whitcomb. Miss Jean Kelleher gave a jazz dance. Miss Emily Jean Semler a waltz and Miss Mary Jane Pfieffer a tap dance. Reservations from Indianapolis included: Mesdames Row Coffin Bussell S Julius Ij. A. Tumoch Clinton Glasscock Raymond Toler Harry Cause Lawrence Clark E. C. Warrick fflgan Stark Ruskin Bonnell Stanley Haves Fred Hanley Robert Reed H. W. Olcott Misses Mi si Flor Lora Lackey Florence Day Frieda Bock Martha Landis Marie Sainternebo Dorothy Renewick Helen Waußoner Lois Robinson Maryaret Steinbcrßer Minnie A. Parson# Marv Schweitzer Helen Clark Vera Gardner Helen Ooppert Martha Doup Margaret Gcver Marv Doup Frances Dixon Lucille Robertson Elsen McGranahan Elizabeth Wells C'Ura Fedler Margaret Neglev June Jennings Marie Ballentine H. McGranahan Esther Darr Edith Olmstead Doris Mayfield Helen Cook Mary Hammon Lucille Anderson Mary Johnson Aurelia Wilier* Marguerite Cummins Irene Htter trma Banta Naomi Cronka Edith Noon Elsie Wilsie Dorothy Hummel Mabel Clark Mildred Humphrey Blanche Meek Marian Gross Dorothy Fitzpatrick Nelly Trexler Elizabeth Hallowell Marjorie Roth Almira Wild Laveme Hill Helen Fogler Marian Goar Blanche Gooktns Mary Holderman Catherine Bockop Martha Nixon Catherine Eckert Pauline Henderson Helen Starnes Mabel Harlan Mildred Hewine Mildred Werner Elizabeth Warner Mildred Gates Mary Booz Christine Wyman Gertrude Jant* Tracv Thomas Lura Garver Grace Rally Mary Downine Rose Kronmiller Margaret Lonft Lenors Noblitt Delcle Shield* Elsie Shaefer Helen Tech Margaret Thomas Jane Rogers Lucile Deinhart Helen Nelißh Helen Henderson Helen Foster Grace Corbin Nell Hancock Helen Hißuins Mesdames Rader Haworth A. B. Clapp Harold Portteus Burdett Williams John Hutchinson Van Francisco lewis Brown Marsh Jones Charles Wood M. A. Anderson. Ralph Plouae Herbert Schulze Clittord Caca Lloyd Newhouser Charles Spencer L. R Cordes Wayne Ell Harold Wilber Howard Spldel F Pentlareer Vernon Schroup James Gtlllspi# C D. MofTet I. V. Stephens Joseph Sanders R. PoweU Donald Mahoney James Demaree Joseph Moore Alberta McDowell B. S Merrlman E. E. Schroeder Russell Gordon Harold Powell Howard Barlow George Davis Benjamin Evans L. A Peterson Russel! Cvlmer Charles Beer L. Mlnzev Herbert Metzger John Bowers Rants Bally C. H. Pfincsta* Jav Tass Roy Scircle William Luther F E. Conder E. Brinlev Warren Miller George Bishop Noble Skomp Howard Wellner Justin Shaw Delbert Pittenger Edward Axtelm Charles Robb Lawrence Pierc# Robert Spitler James Hvatt H. T. McCoskey Dewey Greene Justus Rising 8. E Leland Paul Thomas R. L. McOuiddy W. L. Howard Bnvird Hughes Purdue active chapter was represented by Misses Frances Brinson, LeVina Cannon. Eunice Craig. Alicia Evans, Frances Davis. Helen Frey, Marion Kellogg. Mary Dorothy Nesbitt. Mary McGinnis, Anne Morris, Isabelle Schlensker. Grace Smith, Mary Whitehead, Frances Raelopp. Helen Mclntosh, Doris McKinstrev, Ruth Schnaible, Frances Nesbitt, Margaret Raymond. Helen Conners. Irma Kahre. Claire Finch. Evelyn Swain. Lois Rousseau. Emily Langsten. Helen Short and Sophia Waitkus. , Phi Mus from Delta Alpha chapter. Indiana university were Misses Tnez Garrison. Tiberius Ruchti. Blanche Short ridge. Louise Schetter, Mary Lou Lacy. Marjorie Lutz. Marjorie Wilson. Fern McComb. Denzel Snyder. Arna McFarland. Leona Kuhn. Bethel Wilson. Sally Price. Dorothy Johnson. Martha Henderson. Mildred Stout. Josephine Beck. Margaret Alward. Bernadine Spurgeon. Alma Conklin. Lucille Schultz. Mabel Harrington. Elizabeth Steveson. Thelma Detzler. Helen Stewart. Matilda Auman. Laura Jane Stout. Margaret Tovne, Zella Yates. Miriam Alward. Evelyn Kuhn, Mary Brooks and Florence Beck. Reservations from Rho chapter. Hanover were Misses Louise Todd. Mary Demarre. Naomi Whitcomb, Florence Todd. Martha Perry. Mildred Dugan. Mary Ella Weber. Margaret Ricketts. Ruth Winters. Ruth Mathews, Lucille Turner. Morrer Stewart. Evangeline FarparKuth Carr. Mary Wilhelm. VilMargaret Smith and Grace Ifxon. ¥ The sorority will hold its state la&nce tonight in the Travertine r room. “Chic” Myers orchestra will] play the program of music. Meeting to Be Held Semi-weekly meeting of the Sahara Buds will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Y. W. C. A.

MEMPER DRIVE LEADER

—Photo by Photo-Craft.

Mrs . Lyman B. Whitaker is a divisional chairman in the Children's Museum membership campaign, now in progress.

D.A.R.to Entertain With Tea The patriotic education committee will be in charge of the regular meeting of Caroline Harrison chapter, D. A. R., Thursday at 2 at the chapter house. Mrs. Ralph Showalter is chairman. Mrs. Herman Wolff will give a piano recital. Nomination of officers for the coming year is scehduled. The tea hour hostesses, members of the committee, include: Mesclames Showalter .lamps L. Kalleen H. R. Cunning WnniP K. Baker George Scott Olive Harold C. Curtis Misses Harriet McCov Mary E. Irwin Ruth L. Armstrong Amv E. Keene Harriet E. Barker Elizabeth McMath Marv E Chandler Frances MrMatli Anna M. Clavbaugh Genevra McCoy Anna Collier Kate Metcalf Jennie Dinwiddle Augusta Mering Martha Hunt

Camp Fire Girls

Since the fall, when Miss Mayme Johnson started a Camp Fire group j of thirty girls in Franklin, three j more groups have been organized. Mrs. Irene Goldsmith has taken ] the guardianship of a group at the : Community church. Mrs. Richard Suckow has organized a group ; which is meeting at her home, and j Mrs. Grace Coy is leading a group , of older girls. A sub-council has been formed by people of Franklin interested in the movement. They will have a representative of the Indianapolis Camp Fire Council. Mrs. Amos Potts has organized a group in Brazil called Anokiv:. Eight* of the girls will take th i . • woodgatherers rank at the Indianapolis Grand Council Fire, Maic.. 22. Committee of Awards met today : at the Cropsey auditorium. Al! girls taking rank at the Grand Council were examined. The examiners included Mrs. Frank Kurtz, music; Mrs. R. L. Cay lor. j memory work; Mrs. Frank Hatfield,: civil department: Miss Velma Jone:, honors. Miss Mary Marshall is j chairman of the committee. Monthly meeting of the association will be held Wednesday at ! 7:30 at Cropsey auditorium. Final! arrangements will be made for the I Grand Council Fire, and given the i guardians. Mrs. Hilton Eberhard i will teach camp fire songs. Mrs. A. L. Raab and Miss Emma Raab gave a mothers and daughters' banquet for the Airjupka group, j The girls prepared the luncheon j and arranged the program. The menu committee consisted of Miss Dorothy Olsem, Miss Louise Steinberger; the decoration committee, Miss Frances Smith, Miss Oris Bradley and Miss Evelyn Peters. The program was as follows: “A Toast to the Mothers.” Dorothy Olsen; “A Poem on Mothers.” Dorothy Van Camp; “What Camp Fire Meant to Me." Louise Steinberger; | “George Washington Poem,” Evelyn j Peters. Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss' j Helen Nichols were guests of honor, j Girls of Wapemeo group, under the guardianship of Miss Margaret j Marshall, are working to earn their j national birthday honor. They are ! working on Indian songs and sym- j bols. With Miss Myla Smith as guardian, the Otyokwa group is having a candy sale to earn the group dues. Miss Helen Nichols visited the group recently and helped plan the spring program. Wokitan group. Miss Julia Timmons. held a ceremonial meeting at which honors earned to date were j awarded. Lola Carl was elected vice-presi-dent. of the Taysuda group. Miss Mary Marshall is guardian. The Camp Fire girls of school 5 met in the home making department of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Mrs. Farrell is giving them work, and they are earning their honors. Anew group is being organized at Irvington Presbyterian church. Miss Helen Nichols, executive secretary. will meet with them until a guardian can be found. Miss Mary McClelland has taken over the guardianship of the Ben Davis group. Miss Helen Nichols, executive secretary of the Camp Fire Girls, was invited by the Boy Scouts of St. Louis to attend the Boy Scour circus today. Seven thousand were expected to participate. Miss Nichols went by plane.

RECENT BRIDES

Mrs. Donald A. McConnell —Photo by Platt. Mrs. Robert E. Ewbank —Photo by Platt.

Two marriages which took place last week-end were those of Mrs. Robert E. Ewbank, formerly Miss Mary Jollitfe, and Mrs. Donald A. McConnell, who was Miss Cecelia Riley before her marriage. Mrs. Ewbank is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jolliffe, 614 West Thirty-first street. Mrs. McConnell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Riley, 2905 North Capitol avenue.

ALLIANCE FRANCAISE TO HOLD LUNCHEON

A Mardi Gras luncheon will be given Tuesday noon at the Spink Arms by the Alliance Francaise. Mrs. Paul Krauss is in charge of a special program. She is assisted byMrs. R. G. Lazarus. Mrs. Clifford Gay and Ralph Decker. The regular monthly meeting will be held at the Rauh Memorial Library Tuesday night. Rex P. Young, director of the travel department of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Cos., will present a moving picture taken on the American Travel Agent's educational European tour last fall. Scenes from eight European countries are included. Mme Yvonne Chamilovitch will talk on some of the points of interest in the picture.

I. U. OBSERVANCE TO BE HELD BY CLUB

Applied education department of the Woman's Department Club will observe Indiana university day Friday. at 2:30 p. m.. at the club house. Dean Agnes Wells of the university wil talk on "Progress in Women's Education.” A musical recital will be given by Mrs. Paul Seehausen. vocalist, accompanied by Miss Lulu Brown. She will sing "Silent Moon” by Warren, and “Do You Know My Garden?” by HaydnWood. Tea will follow the program. Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, chairman, will preside. Give Sunday Musicale Miss Lorinda Cottingham, violinist. accompanied by Miss Christine Houseman, will present a musicale at the Avalon Country club Sunday afternoon at 4:30. Miss Evelyn Foston. pianist, pupil of Willard MacGregor, will be the assisting artist. x The Sunday affernoon musieales are given for members cf the club and their guests.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sorority to Give Dance at Claypool Indiana members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the sbrority’s founding with the annual state meeting. March 15, in the Riley room of the Claypool. Following the luncheon at 12:30 awards will be made to each girl having highest scholastic average in her chapter. These awards are offered bv the Indianapolis Alumnae Association. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. Howe S. Landers, chairman; Mrs. Hubert Hickam and Miss Margaret Woessner. Mrs. Landers will make the presentation. Mrs. L. H. Millikan Is in charge of the program. Mrs. Charles A. Harris will talk on the national convention of the sorority to be held in July at Mackinac island. Mrs. George Harrison is chairman of the dance to be given in the evening in the Riley room. Reservations for the luncheon and dance may be made with Mrs. Carl S. Wagner, 5744 East Michigan street.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY Monday Afternoon Reading Club ; will meet with Mrs. Charles Muir. 3240 North New Jersey street. Mrs. Lee Walker will discuss “Mexican Music and Art” and Mrs. Archibald Hall, “Mexican Handicraft.” Officers will be elected. Mrs. Thomas Martin, 2011 Park avenue, will be hostess for the New Era Club. Mrs. William Tilson will discuss “Indiana Artists,” Roy Trent will talk on “Indiana Council of International Relations,” Robert Lewis, baritone, accompanied by Mrs. I. W. Riggins, will sing. Mrs. Ernest Wales. 1236 North Pennsylvania street, will be hostess for the Monday Conversation Club. Mrs. C. E. Cox and Mrs. Della Dearborn will discuss, “John Brown’s Body.” Review Club will meet at the home of Mrs. James Cunningham. 3840 North Delaware street. Mrs. Robert Stempfel, Mrs. Walter Beiling and Mrs. Helen Brown will discuss “Medieval Personalities.” Mrs. Walter Rogers will assist the hostess. Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will bold its regular business meeting at the Spink-Arms at 8 p. m. Associate chapter of Tri Kappa will meet for luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Turnock. 3455 Winthrop avenue, at 1. Mrs. L. R. McLain is assistant hostess. Sunnyside Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Duesenberg. j 3020 Fall Creek boulevard, for 12:30 ; luncheon. Election of officers will be held at the business meeting which will follow. Mrs. M. L. Poarch will be hostess for the Sesame Club. E. G. McNeal will talk on “Interior Decoration.” Irvington Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg, 411 East Fiftieth .street. Mrs. R. F. Davidson will read a paper on “Modern Trend in Education.” Vincent C. S. L. C. will meet at the Fletcher American bank. Indianapolis Literary Club will meet at the D. A. R. chapter house. Christopher Coleman will speak on “Life and Letters.” Council of Administrative Women in Education will meet at the Propylaeum for dinner at 6:15. Mrs. Charles McCaull will be speaker. Third series of contract bridge lessons are being given Monday and Friday mornings, from 9 to 12, at j the club house. Those wishing to ! join the classes may call Mrs. Grace Bushman, the conductor, or ; Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen. Oliver Perry Morton chapter. Daughters of the Union, will meet with Mrs. Joseph Marott, 6643 East Thirty-second street. Hostesses will be members of section No. 4. Mrs. H. O. Gorman will talk on “Impressions of Gettysburg.” Monday Luncheon Bridge Club will be entertained at the Propylaeum bv Mrs. Bert Mcßride. Art Department of the Department Club will meet at 2:30 in the clubhouse. Wilbur D. Peat will speak. “Ten O'clock” will meet with Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 4417 North Penn- ! sylvania street. TUESDAY Applied psychology department, Woman's Department Club will meet at 11 at the club house. The class will be led by Mrs. Mary Gavin who will talk on and give a demonstration of "Psychology of Movement.” Lenten boxes will be distributed at the meeting of the Girls Friendly Society of Christ church at the meeting in the parish house. Dinner will be served at 6. Regular meeting of the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays will be held at 10 at the Fletcher j American bank. Indianapolis Council of Women will meet at the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. E. H. Jenne is chairman, and Mrs. Paul Stokes. Hu. 2589, telephone chairman. Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the Propylaeum. The program. “Hor d’ Oeuvres.” will be in j charge of Mrs. Harry R. Fitton, j Mrs. Bovd M. Gillespie. Mrs. Al- j fred Dallas Hitz, and Mrs. Ronald ! C. Green. Mrs. Felix T. Kreig, 4510 Park avenue. will be hostess for the meeting of the Proctor Club. Mrs. W. J. Stark will read a paper on “Poets. Poetry and Lyrics of the Civil War Period.” Hevl Study Club will elect officers at the Rauh Memorial library. Irvington Home Study Club wUI meet with Mrs. C. T. Gough, 815 North Audubon road. Tokalon Club will meet with Mrs. Floyd Magee, 3208 Ruckle street. Officers will be elected. Mi’s. Charles W. Tyler will talk on

Musicale to Entertain at Institute \ Student section of the Matinee Musicale will present the annual program for the active section at 3 Friday afternoon at the Herron Art institute. Miss Lucille Stewart, j president of the student section, will J preside. Miss Gertrude Whelan, program chairman, has arranged the follow- : ing program: ■Sonata In A Major" Scarlatti : "Cantlvue d'Amour" Liszt 1 Inez Lloyd, pianist. ''Spring ' HUdach Tne Hills of Gruzia” Mednlkoff "Ah Love, but a Day"... .Hallett-GUberte ■ Marian K. Thomas, vocalist. Margery Winter Pratt, accompanist. Fantasy In D Minor" Mozart "Prelude In O Minor”.. ... FUchmanlnoH Gertrude Free, pianist. Sonata No. 1" Handel Katherine Bussell, violinist. Margery Winter Pratt, accompanist. "Ave Marla” (request! Mascheroni Mary Morgan Carmen, vocalist. Mrs. Lillian Fllckenger. pianist. Miss Virginia Leyenberger. cellist. •On Wings of Bong . Mendelssohn-Llszt "Impromptu In F Sharp"...'. Chopin "The Hills of Anacapri” Debussy 1 "Will o' the Wisp" Philllpp I Esposla Ross, plaailst. "Glunse alfin 11 Momento" (Marriage of Figaro! Mozart "The Violet" Haad "The Laughing Song” Densmore Beatrice Beatty, vocalist. Mrs James Wynn, accompanist. "Blue Danube Waltz” ipiano duet).... Evler-Chaslne-Schultz Wayne Berry and Hayden Frye.

“Double Tongues and Naughty Wives.” WEDNESDAY State Assembly Woman’s Club will meet for 12:30 luncheon at the Ethelenn tea room. Reservations may be made through Mrs Fred Byers, chairman. Mrs. C. H. Becker, 4121 Parit avenue, will be hostess for the Minerva Club. Mrs. M. E. Burkhart, and Mrs. W. H, Biddlecombe will speak. Literature department, Woman’s Department Club, will meet Wednesday at 2:30. Mrs. H. B. Pike, chairman, will preside. Profeasor John Smith Harrison, of Butler university, will lecture on “Two Modem Romances.” Miss Ruth Beals, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will sing. Book-a-Month Study Club of the Woman’s Department Club will meet at 10:30 at the club house. Mrs. H. W. Rhodehael. chairman, will preside. Mrs. W. W. Thornton will review “All Quiet on the Western Front,” by Erich Maria Remarque. Board of managers of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Association, will hold its regular monthly meeting at 10 at the home, 542 Lockerbie street. Mrs. J. D. Hoss Dennis is president. THURSDAY Aftermath Club will elect officers at a meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Henry Von Orinmenstein, 2454 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. F. W. Sheidler will talk on “Copenhagen.” Culbertson Club will meet at 9 at the department club house, with Mrs. Grace Bushman in charge. Those wishing to paly, may call Mrs. Bushman. Caroline Scott Harrison chapter D. A. R. will meet at the chapter house, with Mrs. Ralph Showalter and her committee on patriotic education in charge of the meeting. Beta chapter. Delphian society, will meet at 10. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. C. D. Elliott, 4710 Carrollton avenue will be hostess. Mrs. J. A. Matthews will lead the discussion on French opera. Mrs. Frank Symmes, 2730 Sutherland avenue, will be hostess for the meeting of the Indianapolis Current Events Club. Mrs. M. C. Norris will have a paper on “A Few Points on Progress Towards Peace.” Mrs. W. H. Link will be assistant hostess. Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter, D. A. R., will discuss the Monroe Doctrine at the meeting to be held at the Propylaeum. Hostesses will be Mrs. John E. Hollett, Mrs. Arthur V. Brown. Miss Deborah Moore and Miss Margaret Baldwin. FRIDAY Student section of Matinee Musicale will present a program for the active section at 3, at the John Herron Art Institute. Miss Lucille Stewart, president, will preside. Miss Gertrude Whelan is In charge of the program. Applied education department, Woman’s Department Club will observe Indiana univerSiay day. Dean Agnes Wells, of the university, will talk on “Progress in Woman’s Education." Culture Club will meet with Mrs. Arthur Taylor. 3419 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. W. A. Rowland will give a sketch of Meredith Nicholson, and Mrs. Emma Dyer will review “Cavalier of Tennessee.” Mrs. C. B. Wilberding will be hostess to the meeting of the Irvington Catholic Women’s Study Club at her home, 102 North Euclid avenue. Mrs. Charles Mitchell will lead discussion on the papers ““Marriage and Sex Equality,” by Olive Wadsley read by Mrs. R. J. Smith, and “State Payment and State Control of Motherhood,” Mrs. Paul J. Miller also will have a paper. Woman’s Advance Club will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Unger. 2219 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. E. K. Zaring will review the life of Stephen Vincent Benet, and Mrs. Charles Arbaugh will review* his “John Brown’s Body.” Indianapolis Woman’s Club will meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Thomas C. Howe will discuSS “Peter Hersleb, Hermit,” and Mrs. Herbert Woodbury, “Personally Conducted.” SATURDAY March meeting of the Alpha Chi Omega Indianapolis Alumnae Club will be held at the home of Mrs. George Wilson, 40 East North street. Luncheon will be served at 1. Catherine Merrill Club will meet with Mrs. H. O. Mertz, 5365 Central avenue. Miss Grace Emery will talk on “Beatrice d’Este, Duchess of Milan.” Conversation will be led by Mrs. John S. Wright, Mrs. Theodore Dahman, and Miss Sara Ewing-

ON DINNER COMMITTEE

Hotel Holds Final Ball of Season The last of a series of winter formal balls, given for guests at the Marott hotel and their friends by George J. Marott, was held Thursday night in the marble ballroom of the hotel. More than 600 guests attended. One of the features of the evening was a “Virginia reel.” Gordon Carper and his orchestra played the program of dances. Preceding the dance. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Noble entertained with a dinner in the Crystal dining room. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. i Virgil Gebauer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summers and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson. Mrs. Matye Conner entertained j with a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter and Mark Webber, Denver.

RUSH PARTY SET BY TAU GAMMA SIGMA

Alpha chapter. Tau Gamma i Sigma sorority, will open its spring rush season with an indoor carnival at the home of Mrs. Hewitt ■ Talbot, 3955 Broadway, Wednesday I night. Miss Lillian Seitz is rusii captain. Invitations have been issued to Miss Ann Arbin. Miss Alma Beckmeyer. Miss Betty Brown, Miss Jane Conley. Miss Ruth Deering, Miss Helen Grinner, Miss Justine Jester, Miss Naomi Jones. Miss Merle Lawler. Miss Lorraine McCord. Miss La Verne McCord, Miss Esther ! Neeson. Miss Eleanor Phc-lts, Miss ! Mabel Pierce. Miss Dorothy Pier- | son. Miss Betty Schelerth and Miss Jane Wilson.

DELTA TAU SORORITY TO HOLD MEETING

Mrs. A. W. Riordan. 3606 North Illinois street, will be hostess for a meeting of the Delta Tau sorority, Thursday night. Guests’, with the members, will be Miss Helen Brewer, Miss Kathleen Cain, Miss Clara Collins, Miss Anna Dell, Miss Katherine Gaughn and Miss Margaret Maloney. Miss Mary Ellen Griffin -will be pledged. ON COMMITTEE Miss Hilda Rabb Initiation services will be conducted by the Kodimo Club at the Spink-Arms Sunday, March 9. j Following the ceremony, which ; will take place at 4, dinner will be served at 6. Miss Hilda Rabb and Miss Lena Penish are cochairmen in charge of the affair. The pledges will present a sketch, under the direction of Miss Belle Klein. Following the dinner a theater party will be held. Rough initiation will be held Wednesday night at Kirshbaum center. Pledges are Miss Pearl Bryan, Miss Lena Cohen. Miss Celia Kauffman, Miss Mary Rappaport, j Miss Irene Lustig, Miss Klein and ] Miss Ida Lurie. Rabbi and Mrs. j Milton Steinberg will be guests at ! the meeting Wednesday night, j Miss Rabb and Miss Penish are being assisted by Miss Marion Bluestein. Miss Rose Einstandig, j Miss Frances Cohn, Miss Sara ! Solomon and Miss Gilda Rothfeder. Auxiliary to Elect Ladies’ auxiliary, United Com- ; mercial Travelers, will meet to-1 night at 7:30 at the Woman's Department Club. Election will be held.

Members of Butler university Y. W. C. A. will serve as ushers for the tenth annual Indianapolis Community Fund dinner meeting Wednesday night at the Claypool. Miss Florence Renn is chairman of the usher committee

DANCE AIDS

Miss Dorothy Kammerer

Miss Virginia Lett

Second semester Pan-Hellenic dance will be given by sororities of Butler university Friday night, March 14, at the Columbia Club. Miss Dorothy Kammerer, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, will be in charge of the program and Miss Virginia Lett, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, has charge of the sale of tickets.

Girl Scout News

New candidates reported during the past week are Troop 20, Virginia Blackley, Patricia Gilliland, Betty Efronymson; Troop 42, Emma Francis Thompson: Troop 4(3, Alberta Densford, Charlotte Densford, Lois Randolph, May Inman; Troop 17, Evelyn Macy; Troop 13, Fay Senaggs, Gladys Vance; Troop 7, Evangeline Brown; Troop 1, Jean Daniels. Blue cards for merit badges must be turned into the office not later than March 8, for the March court of awards. Troop 20 will make a special study of fire prevention. Girl Scout Leaders, Association will have its next meeting at the Rauh Memorial library, Tuesday at 7:30. Lieutenants are invited to attend with the captains. Sixteen girls of Troop 42 entertained with a tea to pass their hostess merit badge. Mrs. J. K. Langfitt, examiner for this badge, was the guest of honor. A skating party also is being planned by this troop at the Hawthorne Community house. Any one who wishes to become a leader is asked to attend a leaders’ training class, which meets every Friday at 10 a. m. Troop 25 members were guests at the Indianapolis Auto Show, heid at the state fairground last week, accompanied by their captain, Miss Irene Stone. Annual Girl Scout camp reunion was held at Manual Training high school last Saturday. The party was a “Story-Book-Ball,” all girls coming in costumes representing some favorite character from a fairy tale. The national Girl Scout film, the “Girl Scout Trail,” was shown. Camp Dellwood film also was shown. There will be a combined meeting of the Educational and speakers committees. Tuesday at the Girl Scout headquarters, at 10 a. m. Mrs. Theodore Vonnegut is chairman of this meeting.

MAR. 1, 1930

Assembly Women to Entertain i Members of the Indianapolis branch of the State Assembly Women’s Club will entertain with a luncheon meeting at the Ethelenn tea room. 2550 North Meridian street, at 12:30 Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Byers, chairman in charge of the affair, is being asi sisted by Mrs. Clarence Martin. Mrs. | Luke W. Duffey, Mrs. William P. Evans, Mrs. U. S. Lesh, Mrs. Frank J. Prince. Mrs. Fred Srhortemeier, Mrs. Grace Urbahns Reynolds and Mrs. J. H. Hewitt. I Mrs. S. M. Ruick is in charge of the program. Consuem Couchman ! Rettig, soprano. Earl V. Shockney, j tenor, and a string trio composed I of Thelma Rubush, violinist; Mar- ! cena Campbell, cellist and Mrs. j Ruick, pianist, will present the following program: "Cavalinn" RarT ! 'Warnin'' Schumann Serenade" Flicf# Trio ! Nov Sleeps the Crimson Petal" . .Qulltrr ! "A! Tankertown Inn" Fls'ti r ' "Bird Sones at Eventide" Conte# Caro Nome” 'Aria from "RiKoletto i ! • Verdi 1 "F;relight" Or n i "Romance” Rufcanti,i "Bine Danube Waltzes" Straus* Trio

Junior Club Members to Hold Party Members of Alpha Latreian Cl b, junior group of the State Fedmtion of Women’s Clubs, will give their second annual skating parly March 31, at Riverside park. Proceeds from the party will ;;o toward a fund, started last year, for the children's nutrition camp at Bridgeport. Mrs. Karl Messier, general chairman in charge of the a.fair, has announced the following committees: General committee, Mrs. Alan Boyd. Mrs. Howard Fiebor, Mrs. Robert Coleman, president of the club: Miss Elizabeth Matthews and Miss Louise Wills. Tickets, Mrs. William Horn, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert Gates, Mrs. Henry Churchman, Mrs. Hugh Carpenter. Miss Cecelia McDermott and Miss Lorena McComb, team captains. Publicity. Mrs. Francis Smith, chairman; Mrs. Hershcl Davis. Mrs. George Halverson and Miss Margaret Evans. Arrangements, Mrs. Louis Wilson, chairman; Mrs. George Hosier, Miss Constance Jones and Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Stunts and prizes, Mrs. Louis Hensley, chairman; Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Mrs. Alfred Rodecker. and Mrs. Frances Sommer. Refresh-' ments, Mrs. Robert Bastian, chairman; Mrs. Culver Godfrey and Mrs. Verne Reeder. Patrons. Miss Pelen Coffey, chairman; Miss Alexandra Sherwood and Miss Mary Margaret Miller.

GUESTS ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham, 3750 East Fall Creek boulevard, will entertain tonight with a bridge party at their home. The table will be centered with a silver bowl of orchid and green sweet peas and lighted with tall green tapers in silver holders. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Suffrins, Mr. and Mrs. Parker James, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hagemeir, Miss Hazel Van Auken, Miss Ruth Fisher, Scott Wade and Jack Helmrick. Protect Your Valuables Rent a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX A Year and Up AETNA Trust & Savings Co., 23 N. Penn. St. Bargains in Grand Pianos and Radios Convenient Terms! BALDWIN’S On the Clrrle New and USED FURNITURE —Low Prices— Easier Terms— ARTHUR Furniture Co. 2115-17 E Washington St. EXPERT TRUSS FITTING AT 129 W. WASH. ST. STORE Abdominal Supports and Shoulder Braces HAAG’S CUT-PRICE DRUGS ALL NEW MODELS ATWATER KENT RADIO $10 Down—$2 Week Call Us for Demonstration Public Service Tire Co. 118 E. New York St. Lincoln 51l6 Norman's Blue Bird Store Set of BLUE BIRD DISHES GIVEN YOUR PURCHASE OF CASH OR CREDIT NORMAN'S 227-241 EAST WASH.