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Federation Is Meeting at Denver BY RICHARD G. BALDWIN l ulled Prtit Staff Correspondent DENVER. June 6.—Man's inventive genius largely is responsible for the freedom of modern woman, Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole, first vice-president of the General Federation of Women's clubs now holding its twentieth biennial convention here, said today. “There was a time when woman kept within the confines of the four walls of her home, washed clothes, darned socks, swept floors and tended to the immediate needs of her family, - ' Mrs. Poole said. “Then man's inventive genius freed woman from those four walls; he perfected methods of lightening home work and with her new freedom the first thing woman did was to form cultural clubs. Enlarged Their Vision "She started to sweep and dust cities as well as homes and became interested in community life. Gradually her interest increased until now she manifests a vital interest in international affairs.” Political suffrage and the World war also contributed to the expansion of the activities of the women of the nation, Mrs. Poole said. “When granted political suffrage American women immediately became enthusiastic in the study of government and the World war further enlarged their vision,” Mrs. Poole continued. Mrs. Poole admitted that one of the most difficult tasks confronting the modern woman is “to look at, and see, both sides of a question.” “But we gradually are learning to see both sides,” she said. Dry Resolution Ready Mrs. Poole said she did not believe that organization of women's clubs had lessened church attendance during the last few years. "If it is a question of the clubs continuing at the expense of the work of the church then I should feel the clubs have failed to accomplish their major objectives—to make the world better spiritually and physically.” The convention was opened formally Thursday night at the civic auditorium, with a majority of the 10,000 delegates present. The federation’s stand on prohibition was ready in resolution form and will be presented to the convention Saturday or early next week. The federation will be asked to reaffirm its conviction that “prohibition offers the best means of curbing the liquor traffic and its attendant crimes.” MISS FUEHRER IS HONORED AT BRIDGE Miss Bessie Gordon, 729 North Riley avenue, entertained with a bridge party Thursday night at her home in honor of Miss Ruby Fuehrer, Farmer City, who will be an attendant in the wedding of Miss Gordon to Orville D. Price, which will take place June 12. Guests were Mrs. C. W. Niekirk, Mrs. L. J. Williamson, Mrs. Donavan Skyles, Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mrs. Robert Skillman and Miss Virginia Williams. Miss Gordon has chosen as attendants for her wedding Miss Blanche Gordon, her sister, maid of honor; Mrs. Stacie Gordon and Miss Fuehrer, bridesmaids. Mrs. F. H. Kiethley will entertain with a miscellaneous shower at her home Monday for Miss Gordon, and Miss Dorothy Larrison will give a kitchen shower Tuesday night. MISS KASSING GUEST AT SHOWER PARTY Mrs. John Lohss, 1034 Churchman avenue, entertained with a surprise miscellaneous shower on Thursday night at her home in honor of Miss Mildred Kassing, whose marriage to Paul Rupprecht will take place this month. Lawrence O’Toole and Phyllis Pfarr, dressed as bride and bridegroom. staged a mock wedding. Gifts were presented in a decorated basket. Favors were miniature bridal bouquets. Guests were Mesdames Edmund Kassing, mother of the bride-elect; Lester Kassing, Edward Koch. Richard Prange, Frederick Schakel, Walter Schlischer; Misses Mildred Young, Marie Zorn, Leona Rau, Olga Kiser, Mildred Heger. Olga Schlischer and Bertha Schlischer. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Cedric Rau. JOSEPHINE BROWN TO WED JUNE U Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Josephine Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown, 3838 North Pennsylvania street, to Harold E. Wright The wedding will take place at 4:30 Saturday afternoon, June 14 at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Gertrude Brown, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor and Miss Hilda Griffith will be bridesmaid. Richard Wright, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. A reception at the Brown home will follow the ceremony.

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Alumni Group Will Meet at Tech Saturday Members of Arsenal Technical High School Alumni Association will meet in the auditorium at 7 Saturday night. Dale Young, graduate of the school, organist, will present a program. A stage presentation will be given by the faculty and senior students, and a dance will follow. Miss Eleanor Carpenter, vicepresident of the alumni, and Milo H. Stewart, principal, will be the speakers. Newell Hall will give greetings from the 1915 alumni. The boys’ and girls’ concert club will give a musical program. Walter Shirley and Howard Bates will give greetings from the 1930 alumni. Mr. Young will conduct community singing. Faculty and seniors wil present “Faculty Frolic of 1915.” Frederick Howenstine and Russell Clift will give greetings from 1925 alumni. The program will close with request organ numbers by Mr. Young. Miss Hazel Barrows is in charge of the program. Meeting Scheduled Miss Katherine McHugh, 645 Eastern avenue, will be hostess for a business meeting of Theta Beta Delta sorority Friday night, at her home.

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Miss Noble Is Hostess at Shower Miss Helen J. Noble entertained with a luncheon and linen shower at her home, 5570 Keystone avenue, this afternoon in honor of Miss Marcella Lineback, Cartnage, whose marriage to James R. Bowen, Ft. Wayne, will take place this month. Decorations and appointments were carried out in the bridal shades, pink, orchid and green. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. John W. Noble, and her aunt Mrs. E. R. Marshall, Bowmanville, Ontario. Guests with Miss Lineback and her mother, Mrs. J. A. Lineback, were Mrs. Quentin F. Schultz, Mrs. J. Louis Smith, Miss Marjorie Harold, Miss Lorinda Cottingham, Miss Mabel Marlar of Terre Haute, Miss Lillian Giugel of Columbus, and Miss Helen Justice of Anderson.

Bride-Elect to Be Guest at Bridge Party Miss Betty Martindale and Miss Margaret Snanklin will entertain with a bridge party and lingerie shower tonight at Miss Shanulin s home, 4239 College avenue, in honor of Miss Sarah Kathryn Hinchman, whose marriage to Don R. Boyd, Chicago, will take place June 14. Decorations will be carried out in peach, orchid, green and yellow, the bridal colors. Hostesses will be assisted by their mothers, Mrs. A. T. Mayfield and Mrs. W T. Martindale. Gifts will be presented in a decorated wagon, drawn by Betty Jane Thompson. Guests with the bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. F. K. Hinchman, will be Mrs. G. C. Burns, Mrs. Lowell Shanklin, Misses Beatrice Johnson, Rosemary, Bretzman, Clara Katherine Meek, Ruth Comer, Gretchen Lambert, Barthalou Akers, Emmalou Richter, Cecile Nease, Mary Brown, Jane Hall, Anne Hall, Vera Sudbrock, Margaret Mozley, Ruth Randall and Marian Corya. DANCE RECITAL BY PUPILS ARRANGED Mme. Gano, teacher of dancing at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, will present four of her pupils, Miss Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Miss Harriett Rodenswig, Miss Mary Louise Schilling and Miss Joan Elliott in a dance recital at the Civic theater at 8:15 tonight. The pupils will be assisted by Misses Margaret Cummings, Muriel Abbott, Patsy Scholl, Phyllis Smelser, Susan Tate, Marion Rosensweig, Master Wayne Smelser, Patricia Sylvester, Charlotte Fleming, Agnes Smith, Margery Smith, June Miller, Mary Ann Albright, Iris Dudley, Dona Jean Morris, Leah Elliott, Margaret Scott, Joan Weist, Alberta Williams, Helen Haley, Gertrude Steinberg, Betty Mullen and by M. E. Elliott. CLUB ENTERTAINS WITH BRIDGE FETE Members of Halcyon Club entertained Thursday night with bridge at the Ethelenn tearoom. Guests of the club were Miss Johephine Biggins, Miss Catherine Quick, Miss Catherine Judge, Miss Jean Moore, Miss Lucille Byrne, Miss Dorothy Lane, Miss Catherine Hedrick, Miss Evelyn Rodee, Miss Mary Henry, Miss Winifred Henry and Miss Vee Lanahan. Miss Mildred Flanigan and Miss Florence Gaddis were in charge of arrangements for the affair.

Party Held in Honor of Bride-Elect Miss Christena Valentine entertained Thursday night with a linen shower and bridge party at her home, C 36 Jefferson avenue, in honor of Miss Alice Wallace, whose marriage to Wayne J. Krider will take place June 12 at St. Paul s Episcopal church. Green and orchid, the bridal colors, were used in decorations and appointments. Guests were Misses Katherine Hanna, Mary Shelby, Miss Dana Mattern, Miss Flossie White, Elloise Myers, Hazel Hecathorn, Sallie Daggett and Margaret Byers. Miss Hanna will be Miss Wallace’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Myers and Miss Valentine. Mrs. Robert S. Hittle and Miss Hanna will entertain with a personal shdwer Monday night for Miss Wallace.

PERSONALS

Miss Marguerite Brown, Greenfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville A. Brown, will be graduated from Mills college, Oakland, Cal., June 16. She will attend Leland Stanford university during the summer. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa sorority. Mrs. Theodore F. MacManus, Bloomfield Hills. Detroit, Mich., is visiting her daughter; Mrs. William Fox, and Mr. Fox, 3540 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Scott C. Wadley, 4646 North Meridian street, will sail June 22 for the North Cape. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Galpin, 2132 Broadway, have as their guests their daughter Mrs. William Rogers, and her little’son of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rowland, 3021 Park avenue, are in New York for several days. Miss Zinkan to Entertain With Bride Shower Miss Sophia Zinkan will entertain with a kitchen shower tonight at her home, 409 Sanders street, for Miss Margaret Royse, whose marriage to Patrick Lawley will take place June 11 at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Appointments will be in the bridal solors, peach and green. Miss Zinkan will be the bride's only attendant. Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta sorority, will entertain Saturday with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Royse at the home of Misses Marie and Margaret Streiblen, 614 Weghorst street. Guests will be Mrs. Gay lor O. Beard, Misses Zinkan, Margaret Boyden, Pauline Jacobs, Dorothy Kruse, Augusta Dudley, Mary Fogarty, Mary Kalanquiri, Nellie O’Connor, Lillian Rossman, Anna May Truemper and Mildred Wessell. Miss Margaret Boyden will give a dinner at her home Sunday night in honor of Miss Royse and Mr. Lawley.

CARD PARTIES

Division 10, L. A. A. O. H., will hold a card party at 8:30 tonight at St. Joseph’s hall, 615 East North street. Hold Club Meeting Members of the Co-Wa-Ma Club will meet at the Spink-Arms tonight. All members are asked to attend.

234 Graduated From Teachers College in Church Exercises

Two hundred and thirty-four students were graduated from Teachers College of Indianapolis at the forty-seventh annual commencement at the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church this morning. The address was made by Dr. W. C. Dennies, president of Earlham college. The traditional smilax chain ceremony was performed with sixty girls selected from the junior class who, dressed in white and bearing garlands of smilax, formed an aisle through which the graduates marched. The procession of faculty members in academic robes of their deees, and graduates in their caps and gowns, was led by Miss Catherine Frey, carrying the college banner; Miss Vivian Powell and Miss Lenore Rafferty, flag bearers, and Miss Virginia Hartley and Miss Ruth G. Brown, carrying French baskets of roses, peonies and delphinium. Miss Ruby Stdbb was general chairman in charge of commencement. Those taking part in the smilax chain ceremony were: Misses Margaret Edwards Margaret Dickinson Florabelle Johnson Prances Cox Hulda Todd Marian Hildebrand Margaret Fitzgerald Juanita Wolff Irene Bremer Ethel Mae Akers Moreta Dilts Mae Allison Ruth Brown Caroln Bareford Margaret Childress Ruth Brown Carrie Ehler Lois Karr Meta Fogas Juanita Miller Ruth Smith Ruth Rumple Mary Gray Lois Stall Aliene Harding Esther Whtteaeker Annabelle Hostetler Bernadine Clashman Elsie Humphrey Rosella Hall Donna Griffith Alta Keeler Mary Koontz Alice Russell Rubv Reed Virginia Wayman Juanita Green Lueila Campbell Ruth Murphy Ruth Crary Vivian Parnell Frances Haines Lucile Peebles Shirley Farmer Bernice Perry Elizabeth Martin Marie Ruske Mary Winkle Avis Rybolt Lillie Hamblen Dorothy Sommers Lucille LeffingweU Edith Spangler Yetive Coffel Dorothy Thomas Ruth Brown Clara Mae Thompson Mary McKinney The degree of bachelor of science in education was conferred upon Mrs. Mabel Culmer, Miss Helen Wallick, Miss Constance Elwood, Miss Martha Bell Briley and Miss Lydia Bell Lockridge. The others were graduates of the two years’ training course for teachers in the kindergarten, primary, or intermediate departments. Mrs. Alice Corbin Sies, president of the college, presented the diplomas. “I Hear America Singing” was sung by the college glee club, under direction of Mrs. Ruth O. Benedict, and two songs, traditional with the college commencement, “Song of Praise, written by Miss Emma Colbert, dean, and “Hymn of Child Welfare,” by M. W. Anderson, were sung by the entire college. Charles

9 JUNIORS HONORED FOR HIGH RECORDS

Nine juniors, chosen for outstanding scholastic and activity records at Butler university, were initiated into Scarlet Quill, national honorary senior society for women, Thursday. They are: , : Misses Ina Lawrence, Marguerite Doriot, Florence Renn, Elizabeth Davis, Beatrice Burgan,. Dorothy Quick, Elizabeth Carr, all of Indianapolis; Constance Glover, Veedersburg, and Margaret Barker, Thornton. Initiation was held at Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter house, followed by a breakfast. Hostess for Luncheon Miss Margaret Spees, Glenns Valley, will hostess for a 1 o’clock luncheon at her home Saturday for members of Indianapolis alumnae chapter, Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. Takes Role in Play Miss Helen Barry, 2715 North Meridian street, will play the role of Friar John in “Romeo and Juliet,” the senior class play to be given in Aurora, N. Y., Monday night by the graduating class of Wells college.

Hansen, organist, was accompanist. The invocation was pronounced by Dr. Edwin Dunlavy. The honor roll of students who have earned three A’s with an average of 2 for at least two terms during 1929-30 was announced as follows: Mrs. Mabel Culmer, Miss Bertha Baron, Miss Margaret CL lldress, Miss Bernadine Clashmau, Miss Ruth Rumpler, Miss Meta Fogas, Miss Aliene Harding, Miss Christine Sorbage, Miss Cleota T£>o, Miss Adeline Thompson, Miss Hope Van Wagner and Miss Josephine Yarling.

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.JUNE 6,1930

Unite Giving Shower for Bride-Elect Mrs. Paul Morton. Lebanon, and Miss Jean Richardson will entertain tonight at Miss Richardson’s home, 5930 College avenue, with a bridge party and crystal shower in honor of Miss Rosa Dudenhoeffer, whose marriage to Miles S. Wright will take place June 11 in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Decorations will carry out the bridal colors, pink and green. At serving time, the bridge tables will be centered with bowls of pink rose buds. The hostesses will be assisted by their mothers, Mrs. George Avels and Mrs. D. C. Richardson. Guests with the bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. Florence Dudenhoeffer, will be Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Herbert Todd, Mrs. Marvin Lugar, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Schuyler Blue, Mrs. Karl E. Stout, Miss Margaret Haldy, Miss Martha Nauer, Miss Gladys Hooker. Miss Martha Baker, Miss Frances Walters, Miss Grace Avels, Miss Maud Ann Searcy, Miss Frances Woolery and Miss Edythe Hubbard. SORORITY TO HOLD DANCE AT HOTEL Formal initiation services will be held Saturday night for pledges of the Sigma Phi Alpha sorority at the Spink-Arms in the Palatial room. Initiates are Miss Jeanette Arnold, Miss Ann Zivien, Miss Yetta Goldstein, Miss Lena F'vel and Miss Gold a Fivel. Following the banquet there will be a dance, with the Silver Ramblers furnishing the music. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg will be guests of the sorority. City Girl Is Graduate Miss Hortense Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wolf, 3027 Washington boulevard, will be graduated from Mt. Ida Junior college, Newton, Mass., Saturday. Miss Wolf is president of the Indiana-Ohio Club and Beta Tau Association.