Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1930 — Page 10

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Aids Named for Session of Indorsers Commutes for the anual state convention of the Indorsers and Photoplays will be held at the Claypool hotel April 22 and Zi have been announced as follows: Program: Mrs. David Ross, chairman: Mrs. Sarah Wagner, Mrs. Thomas Demmerly. Mrs. James E. Sproule. Mrs. Wolf Sussman, Mrs. Fred H. Knodel. Mrs. Amelia Omdorff, Mrs. Harry French, Mrs. John Titus. Mrs. H. C. Bertrand and Mrs. Carl Day. Invitations: Mrs. W. W. Woolem, Mrs. Knodel and Mrs. E. K. Burnett. Badges: Mrs. J. H. OmdorfT. chairman: Mrs. H. B. Richardson, Mrs. W. C. Sutphin, Mrs. A. E. Adair, Mrs. I. H. Fouts, and Mrs. H. R. Grimes. Entertainment: Mrs. Sussman, chairman; Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Mrs. Curtis Hodgrs, Mrs. E. A. Hunt, Mrs. Fred Pettyjohn and Mrs. A. S. Jaeger. Literature: Mrs. W. A. Hacker, chairman: Mrs. Claude Powers and Mrs, Harriett Sharp. Nominations: Mrs. Harry French. Resolutions: Miss Anna Reade, chairman; Mrs. Harry Tutewiler and Mrs. M F. Ault. Decorations: Mrs. John Titus, chairman; Mrs. Evelyn Jones, Mrs. W. C. Royer and Mrs. William C. Bartholomew. Pages and ushers: Mrs. Charles Smith, chairman; and the Camp Fire Girls. Picture: Mrs. Carl Day. chairman; Mrs. Bertrand. Mrs. Casper Kempf and Mrs. Charles Davidson. Luncheon and tickets: Mrs. Burnett, chairman; Mrs. G. A. Brattain. Mrs. Emma Finch. Mrs. W. W. Ward and Miss Helen Dailey. Dining room: Mrs. Harold Mercer, chairman; Mrs. Francis Summers, Mrs. E. L. Lee, Mrs. Luella Hodgins, Mrs. Edward Graver, Mrs. Nettie New. Mrs. George Connelly, Mrs. William Ellery. Mrs. A. C. Reeves, Mrs. H. F. Teitel. Mrs. W. F. Lewis. Miss Mary Mahan, Miss Dora Bailey and Miss Margaret Omdorff. Table hostesses: Mrs. Isaac Bom. Mrs. Clayton Ridge. Mrs. Logan Hughes, Mrs. W. J. Porter. Mrs. F. E. Mills. Mrs. A. J. Clark and Miss Martha Hays. Music: Mrs. John Compton, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Victor Hintze. Publicity: Mrs. Fred Knodel. chairman; Mrs. O. I. Demaree, Franklin; Mrs. C. F. Blayney, Ft. Wayne: Mrs. Francis Whipple, Rockville: Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Greencastle; Mrs. Stella Basant, Vincennes and Miss Bertha Smith, Terre Haute. Transportation: Mrs. William Freund, chairman; Mrs. Alex Goodwin. Mrs. Oakley White. Mrs. Lee LaFollette, Mrs. William Oren, Mrs. Edward Ferger. Mrs. R. C. Snoddy, Mrs. E. M. Crawford. Mrs. E. L. Niles, Mrs. W. F. Holmes. Mrs. C. B. Stoltz. and Mrs. E. C. Reick. Reception: Mrs. Demmerly, chairman; Mrs. Bert Gadd, Mrs. William Blodgett. Mrs. Rufus O'Harrow. Mrs. John Friday, Miss Julia Landers, assisted by all state officers. Hostesses for the Wednesday night screening. April 23; Mesdames H. M. Mendenhall, chairman; E. A. Williams. A. L. Atkins, M. M. Rose, C. C. Chatfield. John Donaldson. D. A. Grover, M. H. Harmon, Ora Jackson. M. E. King, S. L. Rice. J. W. Vestal. Walter Geisel, Harry McDonald, Alice Ellison. C.ibert Smith. Lawrence Rudbeck, Elizabeth Smith, Otis McCracken. Lewis Brock. Claudia Erther, C. W. Whaley, Badger Williamson and Emmalle Albersmier.

Camp Fire Girls

A group of Camp Fire Girls of woodgatherers' rank were conducted on a tour through the city hall recently. They were introduced to Mayor Reginald Sullivan and the heads of various departments and presidents of some of the boards. Tawasiya group of the Irvington M. E. church. Mrs. Francis Heagy, guardian, held their parents’ dinner in the social hall of the church. MTs. Charles Smith and the Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Rosemurgy were honor guests. The girls cooked and served a three-course dinner Orange was the color scheme in the program, candles and flowers on the table. Three-minute talks on Camp Fire were given as follows: "Ideals and Purpose of Camp Fire," Mrs. Heagy: "Credo." Margaret Heagy': "Membership Requirements.” Flossie May Nolan; "Crafts, Honors and Ranks." Anna Marie Pressel: "Woodgatherers Rank," Marian Barnes; "Firemaker's Rank.” Miriam Staley; “Torchbearers Rank,’’ Marjorie Allen. Marjorie Weaver was elected vice-president of the Cakenseho group of School 62. The group worked on the firelighting ceremony. Mrs. Francis Heagy met with the group in the absence of their guardian. Mrs. Tnelma Williams. Guardian’s training course met Wednesda- morning at Christ hureh. Miss Ethelmae Miller taught handcraft and Mrs. Hylton Fberhard taught several Camp Fire songs. The next meeting will be April 16 at Christ church. This meeting will be a ceremonial. Bhutan, governing body of the Cvmp Fire Girls, will have a meeting April 18 at 2 p. m. This will be a party held at Brookside shelter hou.*e. Each girl is to bring 10 cents. All groups are asked to end representatives. All Flremakers expecting to attend the flremakers’ week-end in Brown county April 26 and 27 register soon at Camp Fire office. TCatuya group of School 49, Miss Pauline Mohler. guardian, had an election of officers at their last meeting. TTiey are as follows: President. Anna belle Obergfell: vice--reldent. Beatrice Wade; secretary. Porothv Cage: treasurer. Betty T eerkamp: scribe. Catherine Connor. The girls are planning a candy sale.

SORORITY STATE DAY ARRANGED

—Photos by Dexheimef. Mrs. Robert S. Wilde (left) Is president of the local alumnae association of Pi Beta Phi sorority, which will be hostess chapter for the annual state day luncheon and dance to be held at the Columbia Club. She is serving as general cl auman for the affair. Mrs. Walter C. Hiser (center) is chairman of arrangements ana Miss Lois Hammitt is dance chairman.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY Present Day Club will meet with Mrs. H. W. Rhodehamel, 5102 Washington boulevard. Mrs. A. J. Rucker and Mrs. E. M. Bundy will talk. Mrs. Forest R. Davis will be hostess for the Irvington Coterie Club at her home, 41 North Ritter avenue. Mrs. Luther J. Shirley and Mrs. Clifton E. Donnell are assistant hostesses. Mrs. Herman K. McComb, 3139 North Illinois street, will be hostess for chapter P. P. E. O. Mrs. Verd R. Mayer will discuss “Wisdom from Society.” Mrs. Demarchus Brown will talk on “English Story Tellers.” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club at the English. Monday Club will meet at the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will read a paper. “Woman’s Part in the Making of America.” Mother's Club of Pi Beta Phi will meet at the chapter house at Butler university. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. with Mrs. C. H. Brackett in charge. Mrs. Katherine Murdock will give a short song recital. accompanied by Mrs. Charles Teetors, pianist, with violin obligato by Miss Miriam Barnett. Monday Afternoon Club will meet with Mrs. J. Maxwell Elliott. 2315 Broadway. Mrs. D. S. Morgan will discuss. “Education in Mexico,” and Mrs. E. W. Bilyeu < ' “Mexico Under Diaz.” Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will meet at 7:30 at the home of Miss Martha Hawkins, 2120 North Pennsylvania street. Welfare Club will meet for luncheon at Green Gables tea room. 1201 North Alabama street. Mrs. Harry O. Lust. Mrs. Louis Kriete, and Mrs. Effle Schoen Morgan will be hostesses. Regular meeting of Tri Arts Club will be held in room C, Y. W. C. A. TUESDAY Brookside Park Woman’s Club will meet at 2. Discussion will be on the “Results of a Community Reading Room.” Hostesses w-ill be members of the library committee, with Mrs. A. J. Cahill, chairman. Tokalon Club will meet with Mrs.

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St. John's Evangelical church was the scene April 5 of the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Weiland to William Dampier. The couple will reside In Indianapolis.

C. W. Bruenger, East Forty-second street. Mrs. H. M. Cochrane will talk on “A Literary Club in 1779-81.” Hostesses for the Late Book Club luncheon are Mrs. G. A. Haller, Mrs. John B. Schram, Mrs. Fred Eppert and Mrs. Hugh B. Thomas. Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. William H. Dye will talk on “Glorified Gossip,” and Mrs. Harry Miesse. on, “This Critical Age.” Regular meeting of the Girls’ Friendly Society will be held Tuesday at Christ church parish house. Dulcet Club will meet with Mrs. Leslie Clancy, 3656 North Delaware, for luncheon at 12:30 and bridge. Mrs. Charles Blume is assistant hostess. * Independent Social Club will not meet this week. Vincent C. S. L. C. will meet at the Fletcher American bank. Mrs. H. O. Garman, Mrs. J. D. Ely and Mrs. M. M. Dowd will talk. Warrack Wallace will talk on “Manchuria,” before the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. chapter house. Woman’s Research Club will have guest day at the Third Christian church. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam will talk on “Problems of Russia." Tea is in charge of the program and social committees. Mrs. George O'Conner. 4455 Park avenue, will be hostess the Review Club. “New Drama” will be discussed by Mrs. R. J. Masters, Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs. C. C. Jones Jr., and Mrs. Charles Harm. Mrs. T. W. Demmerly will talk on “Moving Pictures,” before members of the Heyl Study Club at the meeting at the Rauh Memorial Library. Members may bring two guests. Irvington Home Study Club will meet with Mrs. John R. Carr, 4234 Broadway. Mrs. Horace Townsend will read a paper on Winston Churchill's “Aftermath.” “Ten o'clock,” Woman’s Department Club, will meet at 4417 North Pennsylvania street. WEDNESDAY Community Welfare department. Woman’s Department Club, will close its activities for the year with a meeting at the clubhouse at 2:30. Luther L. Dickerson, city librarian, will talk. Mrs. Harry C. McMillan, 3718 North Capitol avenue, will be hostess for the meeting of the OctDahl Club. THURSDAY Mrs. O. M. Richardson. 1525 Prospect street, will be hostess for the Expression Club. Mrs. Arthur Randall will talk on “Retrospect and Prospect.” Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, vocalist, and Mrs. Laurence Hyes, pianist, will give a musical program. Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., will hold their regular monthly indoor picnic at the chapter house. Luncheon will be followed by a benefit bridge. Members will bring box lunches. Woman’s Advance Club will meet with Mrs. C. A. Cook. 3248 Washington boulevard, instead of with the hostess and date announced in the year book. Beta chapter, Delphian society, will meet at the Fletcher American bank. Mrs. M. P. Oahl will lead discussion on “Modem Composers,” assisted by Mrs. F. E. Williamson. Mrs. J. A. Matthews, Mrs. Earl Hunker. Mrs. A. M. Alexander, Mrs. A. C. Hirschman and Mrs. O. T. Bloemker. FRIDAY Mrs. Henrietta Dillen, 1433 North Meridian street will be hostess for the meeting of the Culture Club. Mrs. W. N. Carpenter will discuss, “Ellis Island and the Foreign Colonies of the United States.”

Indiana D.A.R. Activities

Indiana chapter regents have been requested by Mrs. Alton C. Reeves, state chairman of better 51ms, to appoint chairmen and to report the names and address of these chairmen. Only bv appointment of chairmen will chapters receive the lists and information sent out regularly by the national committee. Mrs. E. T. Taylor and Mrs. Rose Ford, two charter members of the Huntington chapter, entertained members with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Hotel La Fontaine Saturday in honor of Mrs. John McFadden, Gary, director of the northern district of the state organization. Miss Mary Emily Faimtleroy. organizing regent of the New Harmony chapter, has presented the chapter with a room with furnishings in the Revolutionary period, in the old community building No. 2. The room is to be used as the permanent home of the chapter. The presentation was made as a birthday gift at a party given by Miss Fauntleroy in observance of the k chapter's sixteenth birthday.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Writers for Clubs Will Study News First meeting of a class In publicity for club women will be held at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday afternoon and will take the form of an informal discussion, followed by a Mrs. Hugh H. Hannah and Mrs. Florence Webster Long, woman’s page editor of the News, will talk on “What Publicity in Your Club Is.” Other publicity directors have been invited to lead the discussions. Mrs. Hoover Director Mrs. Donald D. Hoover is director of the practical class lessons, which will be alternated with talks by city editors and society editors from Indianapolis newspapers. At the second lesson Wayne Guthrie, city editor of the News, will give a “Straight Talk by a City Editor:” third lesson will be practical instruction in news writing; fourth lesson, ‘Straight Talk by a Society Editor,” Mrs. Dorothy Collins of the Star; fifth week, year book makeup; sixth week, “A Society Editor Lets You Eavesdrop,” Josephine Doran, Hammond, Indianapolis Times; seventh week, practical news story writing; eighth week, open forum with editors and class. First Session Thursday The class is open to all club women who have the handling of publicity for their clubs and is designed to assist them in putting the work of their organizations before the public. The first class Tuesday afternoon will be a guest meeting. Enrollment may be made at the Y. W. C. A.

W. C. T. U. NEWS

Bay Laurel W. C. T. U. will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 7; 30 at the home of Mrs. Jennie Campbell, 1445 King avenue. Miss Jane Roberts will give a report of the county institute. Mrs. M. C. Noins will read a paper on “A Few Steps in The Progress Towards Peace.” Musical program will be presented by Miss Ina Houser. Mrs. Elizabeth Stearns will preside. Vayhinger W. C. T. U. will meet Monday at 2 with Mrs. E. P. Messick, 2218 Nowland avenue. Mrs. C. E. Wagner w-ill lead the devotional service. The Rev. E. F. Schnneder, pastor of the East Tenth street Methodist Episcopal church will give an address, “The American Sabbath.” Local directors will give reports and Mrs. M. D. Willey will conduct a citizenship drill. Mrs. Bessie Hart, official papers director will speak, Mrs. Harry Grimes will conduct a parliamentary drill. Mrs. E. T. Gullett will preside. Mary Balch W. C. T. U. will meet Friday at 1:30 at the Fletcher American bank. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. Herbert F. Thurston who also will conduct a citizenship study period. The story of the crusade will be given by Mrs. Robert McKay, county president. The Rev. C. H. Winders, superintendent of the Anti-saloon league, will be the speaker. Mrs. Mary Hensley will preside.

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Members of Kappa Tau Epsilon sorority will give their third annual card party at the Elks Club Friday for the benefit of Indiana Christian hospital. Miss Orptya Bodle is general chairman.

Ball, Frolic to Be Given for Charity Daughters of Isabella are sponsoring an Easter frolic and charity ball to be given in the Indiana ballroom April 24 for the benefit of St. Elizabeth’s home. The following committees are in charge of affairs, headed by Miss Elizabeth Murphy, general chairman: Committee on arrangements, Mrs. Joe' J. Speaks, and Mrs. W. J. Overmire; parish chairmen in charge of tickets. St. John's, Miss Margaret Dwyer; Gt. Patrick's, Miss Margaret Davey: Assumption, Miss Mildred Vestal; St. Anthony’s, Mrs. Charles McCarthy; Holy Cross, Miss Delia Lynch; Little Flower, Miss Esther Ostheimer; St. Joseph's, Miss Rosemary Lawlor; Sacred Heart. Miss Marie Strack; SS. Peter and Paul. Miss Josephine Evard; St, Roch's. Miss Margaret Braun: St. Philip’s, Mrs. Frank Jones; Lady of Lourdes. Mrs. Frank Viehman: St. Joan of Arc, Mrs. William Kiesle. Ths general committee includes: Mesdames Katherine Halllnan Elmer Rhodes Frank Klrkhoff John Clancy Eleanor Reibel J. E. Ohlever Frank Gabriel Dan Sweeney Leo Ostheimer Norbert Fox Eugene Steigerwald Charles B. Lines David Lawlor Edward Murphy Leonard Bagnolt Fred Pfleger Robert Fersler John Obergfell William Kiley James L. Dugan Misses Anna Raitano Marie BagnoU Edna Buennagel Mary Hlckev Helen Reidv Helen Hickey Margaret Monahan Helen Horning Margaret Volcaacie * Grace Gabrelll Helen Sales Amelia Vanier Wilma Buchman Cecelia Vanier Martha Hickey Margaret Cavanaugh Teresa Brewer Kate SulUvan Stella Hangh Statia O Connell Alma Busald Mar/ SulUvan Nelle Sage

Girl Scout News

Mrs. E. Blake Francis, commissioner of the Indianapolis and Marion county Girl Scouts, will talk at 3:15 p. m. April 15, over the local station WFBM. on the Girl Scout National Convention which will be held in Indianapolis this fall, and also abouc Camp Dellwood, local Girl Scout camp. New candidates who have been reported during the past week are: Alice Brayfitts, Jean Daniels, Mary Catherine Ellis, Troop 1; Betty Gettins, Troop 22: Sara Bell and Evelyn Fausey, Nina Britain, Mary Dean Eisman, Helen Stall. Mildred Young, Bonnie Jones, Ruth Keller, Troop 32: Hazel and Eleanor Wolfe, Troop 38; Rosalie Leveson. Billy Lawrence, Vira Meredith, Troop 46. Mexican "reciprocal gift,” to the children of Indiana has been received. It is a cabinet containing an interesting exhibit characteristic of Mexico. It will be on display at the Children’s Museum, 1150 North Meridian street, April 8 to 12. The ceremony of reception will take place at the museum on Thursday, at 3:30 p. m. Governor Harry G. Leslie has been invited to participate. Betty Leech of Troop 46 has been appointed as a patrol leader. Girl Scout Cookie day has been set for Saturday. May 3. Order for cookies must be in the office by April 30,

Janet Ernst, Thelma Martin, and Vancie Ciampitt of Troop 12 all passed their work on first class hiking. They held an overnight hike for thirty girls at Camp Dellwood. Mrs. Mabel Fouty and several of the girls mothers chaperoned the group. This troop has started having its meetings at the Speedway Methodist Episcopal church on Fridays. New leaders training class will start April 23 at the Girl Scout headquarters. 512 Board of Trade building. This is to be the last leaders class conducted this year. Carolyn Bok and Dorothy Durhams, patrols of Troop 43 went on a hike to Camp Dellwood last week. Helen Whitfield and her patrol went on a marshmallow roast last Monday evening. The Woman’s Business and Professional Club want Girl Scouts, who will take the places of pages and ushers at the state convention, to be held May 10, 11, and 12, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. There will be four Girl Scouts on duty at a time, in uniform. Those interested are asked to call Miss Foxworthy at the Girl Scout headquarters and sign up by the middle of April. The hours are from 12 to 10:00 p. m. Saturday: from 8:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. on Sunday and Monday from 8:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. Miss Eleanor Ferris, captain of Troop 33 and her troop took a hike Saturday. Blue cards for the court of awards will be due the second week in May. Two new’ patrols have been organized in Troop 46 with Mary Helen King and Marjory Goldberg chosen at the new patrol leaders. Troop 3 went to Camp Dellwood last week during spring vacation and the girls worked on passing tests. Troop 1 has started keen competition in patrols for the one that sells the most Girl Seoul cookies. The patrol leaders are Kitty Lou Fitzgerald. Margaret Stump. Virginia McGlasson. and Jean L. Smith. Girls who have been invested during the past week are: Alice Kautsky, Troop 13: Marjorie and Dorothy Allen. Troop 30; Dorothy Plumely, Troop 46; Dorothy Rybolt, Troop 22. Anew Troop 32 has been started at the Third Christian church Seventeenth and Broadway. Miss Caroline Wagner is the captain. Troop meets every Friday at 3:30 p. m. Troop 36 sewed on the curtains for the basement of the church in which they have their meetings. Girls working on these will pass some of their Scout work.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel R. Artrnan will speak on “England, the Cradle of the United States of America,” before members of the International Study and Travel Club next week. MONDAY Mrs. John Kerr will entertain members of the Elsinore chapter with a 12 o’clock luncheon at her home, 1307 East Washington street. Following the lecture, there will be a shuffle board party. Mrs. Calvin Purdue wall give a resume of the Purdue college extension work. Mrs. Edna Short will sing a group of songs. TUESDAY Mrs. J. K. Lang, president of the Arcadian chapter, will entertain members of the chapter and thetr husbands with a 6:30 dinner at her home, 2115 Broadway. Mrs. Artrnan will be guest of honor. Mrs. D. R. Kellum. Mrs. V. C. Bower and Mrs. E. S. Waymire will give the program. WEDNESDAY Elizabethan chapter will have a 1 o’clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. George P. Ruth, 610 West Thirty-fourth street, w'ith Mrs. William Pitzschler and Mrs. W. E. Lincoln as assisting hostesses. Mrs. Frank C. Spangler will sing a group of Old English ballads. Responses to roll call will be made with names of English writers and composers. New officers for the ensuing year are; President, Mrs. George Ruth; vice-president, Mrs. George Dyer; recording secretary, Mrs. Omer C. Rose; corresponding secretary', Mrs. Bert L. Combs and treasurer, Mrs. W. E. Forrest. THURSDAY Spring party for the Valencian chapter will be held at 8 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ingmire, 618 West Thirtieth street. Mrs. Harriet and Mrs. Mamie Haley will assist the hostess. Roll call w'ill be answered with quotations on great painters of the eighteenth century and historical events pertaining to England. Mrs. Lillian Sedwick and Mrs. Charles Stuart will talk on their southern trip. Re-elected officers for the coming year are: President, Mrs. A. E. Adair; vice-president, Mrs. Harry Meyer; second vice-president, Mrs. Samuel Ingles; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Glen W. Moore; re-

C. D. A. NEWS

Mrs. William Goory has been named chairman of the camp finance committee of the Catholic Daughters of America. Assisting are the following members of the senior court: Mesdames H. W. Cragun, Timothy Sexton, Joseph Conley, Theodore Wolf, W. H. Rohr, and the Misses Winifred Galvin, Mary McCrossan, Elizabeth Bigane, Mary Crowley and Helen Barrett. The Junior Council will meet 7” ~sday, at the Catholic community center, at which time additional plans for the hope chest, May meeting and finance committee will be discussed. An Easter treasure hunt featured the meeting of Troop 6 Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Ellen Irene Kroger, 3422 Brookside parkway. Members of the troop worked on tests preceding the treasure hunt which was conducted through Brookside park. April meetings will include the following: Troop 13 at the home of Miss Anna Louise Conley, 1617 East Ohio street, Saturday* April 12; Troop 1 at the home of Miss Margaret Menefee, 611 Carlyle place, Monday: Troop 7 at the home of Miss Mary Jo Maher. 1714 North Delaware street, Monday; Troop 9 at the home of Miss Lillian Quirk, 1228 Reisner street, Monday: Troop 10 at the home of Miss Jeane Murray, 1612 W. Morris street, Wednesday; Troop 4 at the home of Miss Mary Katherine Kuil, 440 Walcott street. April 25; Troop 1 at the home of Edna Flick. 842 North Dequincy street. April 28. Juniors of the local troops are working intensively on their tests preparatory to the May meeting when honor pins will be awarded. Before receiving the pins all Juniors must pass the tests which embody the Junior motto, "Be Careful” and* the Junior standards. “To Love God; to serve others; to live nobly.” The same tests will be given Juniors throughout the country. Business Meeting Set Regular business meeting of Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will be held at the Spink-Arms hotel at 8 Monday night.

Miss Eleanora Koppleman is reader for the Hiawatha pageant to be presented by. pupils of Lady wood school on the school grounds the latter part of May.

cording secretary, Mrs. George Elliott;’ treasurer, Mrs. John Hewlin. Committee chairmen are: Publicity, Mrs. Raleigh Oliver: membership and telephone, Mrs. Harriet Miller; music, Mrs. Emory Tribby, and council delegate, Mrs. Charles Sellers. Mrs. Grover D. Slider is honorary president. SATURDAY Anglo-Imlia chapter will hold its April meeting at the South side branch Y. W. C. A., with luncheon at 1:30. A special musical program has been arranged.

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Members of the Indianapolis Zohta Club will give a hard-times party at the Lumley tearoom Tuesday night. Miss Patricia Elliott is chairman in charge of general arrangements and the musical program. Assisting artists will be Mary Balsey of WKBF; Mary Cochrane, pianist; Opal Batson, soprano; Ora A. Alcon Jr., formerly of WLW, and Charles Gwynn, WKBF. Miss Miriam Hedge, 1227 Park avenue, and her uncle, F. T. Thompson. 1412 Central avenue, have gone to Rochester, N. Y„ to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. VanArsdal.

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APRIL 12,1930

Mrs. Brown Will Talk at Propylaeum The Propylaeum Club w-ill present Mrs. Demarchus Brown, who will talk on “Oberammergau and the Passion Play,” at 2:30 Thursday. Hostesses will be members of the entertainment committee, officers o the club, and Mesdames U. G Baker Henry R Pauline Haueisen A. Ke iffr Henry C. Adams Irvin* M. F*u\ra Le Roy Kahler R. Harry Mlller Thomas J. Little Jr. Edward Ferg” Fannie W. Morrison H' r ™*'.' : Albert Gall R. O. MdAlexander Noble Dean W. J. H H. Hornbrook F. W. JunßCla-* Char.cs .1. Lynn Russel, T. Byer* W. H. Eastman Ell Lilly Jr Felix T. McWhlrter William J. Hozan Natham P. Graham Je ft er? o n Cl a > poo 1 Theodore B Griffith B W. Otileapfe Bowman Elder Albert. M*if** r Clarence Alls St. Clair nn i nt John S. Kittle John L. Olendenntn* Arthur Bradshaw John P. Frer.tel Jr. S E. Perkins 111 Charles Railsbaclt Ward H. Haekleman Gerry M Sonborn John P. Collett Clarence R. Rhode* William P. Kuhn. Frank L Powell Walter J. Hubbard J. M. Williams William Baum WR Sinclair Miss Sarah L. Niblack and Miss Florence Howell also are on the committee.

Club Group Will Close 1930 Work Community welfare department, Woman's Department Club, will close its activities for the year with a meeting Wednesday at 2 at the clubhouse. Annual reports will be given, with special recognition to the following committees: Courtesy, Mrs. Lewis H. Sturges, chairman; door, Mrs. John Connor, chairman; hospitality. Mrs. Elmer G. Lee. chairman; luncheon. Mrs. Robert Shingler. chairman, and telephone, Mrs. E. Walter Short, acting chairman. Luther L. Dickerson, city librarian, will talk on “The Public Library’s Contribution of Community Welfare.” A reception in honor of the new- - elected officers of the department will follow the talk. The officers are; Chairman. Mrs. Christian Olsen; vice-chairman, Mrs. Othniel Hitch; secretary, Mrs. B. F. Lemond, and treasurer. Mrs. Harold Bacheldor. Mrs. Bacheldor was re-elected. Hostesses for the tea are: Mrs. Charles D. Trowbridge, chairman: Mrs. B. F. Cline, Mrs. W. E. Kennedy, Mrs. W. J. Slate and Mrs. Merritt Woolf.

SORORITY MEMBERS GUESTS AT PARTY

Mrs. Walter James entertained members of the Amicus chapter, Verus Cordis sorority, with luncheon and bridge at her home, 35 Hendricks place. Thursday. Table decorations carried out the Easter idea. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mrs. Victor Boughton. Mrs. George Bremer, Mrs. Bert Cole, Mrs. Walter Stayton. Mrs. Carl Combs, Mrs. C. J. Sherman. Mrs. 11. W. Ken- and Mrs. George Kamphaum. The club will have its next meeting with Mrs. Stayton, 1334 Ewing street.

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