Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1930 — Page 7

SEPT. 20, 1930.

W. C. T. U. Ready for Convention The annual convention of the Marion County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held Sept. 23 and 24 at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Forty-seventh and Central avenue, with Mrs. Robert McKay, president, presiding. The formal opening will be at 9:30 Tuesday morning. The program will open with singing the "Crusade Song." Mrs. T. A. Berry will give the invocation. The Rev. Sydney B. Harry, pastor of the convention church, will extend greetings. The county officers, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Alonzo Hills, Mrs. C. W. Ackman and Mrs, Clara E. Hinman will give reports. The Y. P. B. secretary, Mrs. Grace Altvater, and L. T. L. secretary, Mrs. Charles Ealand. will report. Assembly singing will be conducted by Mrs. L. E. York. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr, president of the board of directors, will preside during the time that the following county directors submit reports: Mrs. I. E. Rush, Mrs. M. D. Willey, Mrs. T. A. Berry. Mrs. Phoebe Link, ivirs. Anna Carlin, Mrs. Mae Baker, Mrs Beulah O. Clark, Mrs. Bert S. Gadd, Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Ella V. Gardner, Mrs. L. E. York, Mrs. E. A. Williams, Mrs. Mae Brown, Mrs. A. C. Hawn, Mrs. Carrie Handy, Mrs. E A. Kemp, Mrs. Charles Nagel, Mrs. Carrie >rss, Mrs. Lillian Sedwick, Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Martha Blackmire. Wier to Be Speaker At 11:50 credential blanks will be presented. Luncheon will be served by the ladies of the church. Reservations for which must be made by Monday noon with Mrs. Henrietta Heishman, Mrs. George Stout or Mrs. Fannie Bailiff. Speakers for the luncheon program will be D. T. Wier, assistant school superintendent, and Fred T. Gladden, county school superintendent, both will discuss ‘‘Scientific Temperance Instruction in the Schools." The Tuesday afternoon session of the convention will convene at 1 with a song service conducted by Mrs. L. E. York. Mrs. Huls will give the report of the credentials committee. The election of county officers will be held at 1:30. Following the election reports of county directors will be continued. Mrs. W. P. Knode will give the closing prayer. Contest Arranged The Tuesday evening program will begin at 7:30 with a musical program. Dr. C. H. Winders will give the opening prayer. A gold medal contest will be conducted by Mrs. Mae Brown, county contest director. The Treble Clef trio, composed of Mrs. W. H. Day, Mrs. Harry Singer and Miss Beulah Bailey, will sing, and Mrs. Curtis Hodges will speak on “The American Home." Wednesday morning the convention will convene at 10. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. James Caiter. Mrs. J. B. Algire will give a leport of the tree planting program. The Rev. Vem Krause, pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, speak. The memorial service will be conducted by Mrs. Ella Kroft. Luncheon will be served at the church. County directors will be appointed at noon. Reports to Be Given The afternoon program will open at 1:45 with assembly singing and prayer. The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger of the Central Christian church will speak. Local presidents *iil give reports of year's work. The following convention committees have been appointed: £ Proeram—Mrs. Alonzo Huls, Mrs. E. E. Penrod. Mrs. Dottie Vermillion and Mrs E. York. ‘ Courtesv-Mrs. E. E. P .rod, chaumau: | Jlrs - Elizabeth Stearns. T Velma Birse. Mrs. Carrie E. Dennist Mrs. W. W. Eeedv. Mrs. Barbara C.iristenson. Mrs. Etta McLain. Mrs. Ornha Sheets. Mrs. Lulu Hizer. Mrs. Ida Scott. Mrs. Marv Hanslev. Mrs. Martha L. Gipe. Mrs. Addic Lancaster, Mrs. Lillian Heizer. Mrs. Elizabeth Arbuckle. Mrs. Mary L. Owens. Mrs. Cora Sharpe. Mrs. Grace Patten. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. Mrs. Minnie Pettet. Mrs. Silas Rvfcer. Mrs. H. T. Guliett. Mrs. ♦. W. Ackman. Mrs. Dottie Vermillion. Mrs. Henrietta Heishman. Membership—Mrs. Lillian Heizer. Mrs. Linnie Bilrns. Miss Irene Trueblood and Mrs. C. A. Taylor. Decorations—Mrs. H. T. Guliett. chatrp.an. and members of Vavhinger union. Official Papers—Mrs. E. A. Williams, thairman: Mrs. Ruth White. Mrs. Ocey Leonard. Mrs. A. C. Porter. Mrs. Estella Haines. Mrs. Josie Pollard. Mrs. Hazel • Orme. Mrs. E. C. Zimmerman. Mrs. Fannie Buchanan. Mrs. Lelia Hadley. Mrs. Kellie Tove. Mrs. Ruby Yount. Mrs. Elizabeth Arbuckle. Mrs. Bertha Buhmiller. Mrs. W. C. Clapp. Mrs. Loustella Coleman. Mrs. Flora Davidson. Mrs. Bessie Hart. Mrs Minnie Benson, Miss Leona M. Helmuth. Reservations—Mrs. Henrietta Heishman. Mrs. Fannie Baliff and Mrs. Georce Stout. Resolutions—Mrs. Grace Aitvatcr. Mrs. Charles Nacle. Mrs. M. D. Wlllev.

Guild Workers Are Named by Mrs. Hamntel Mrs. Carrie Hammel. general chairman tor the Sunnyside Guild card party to be held Oct. 10 at the Armory, has appointed additional committees: Chances. Mesdames Ancel P. Harvey, chairman, assisted by Willard Hopkins, Carl E. Wood, Charles Martin. Hay Reams, Jesse Cline, Ethel I. Walker. Marie Bush Gilley, Floyd Brown and G. F. Kleder. Tables, Mesdames Edward Haldy, chairman; William Freund, assistant chairman; Edward Ferger, E. A. Tape. William Arena, J. T. Sawyer. Byron Templeton, J. A. Warrender Table covers, Mesdames Fred Krauss, chairman; Louis Holtegel, assistant chairman: John Kleuber, George Lemaux, Rufus Mumford, Paul Leathers, Omer Hawkins, Richard Tuttle, E. M. Amos. E. L. Burnett, George J. Hammel Jr. and Mrs. George W. Shaffer. MRS. BURNETT TO BE CLUB HOSTESS • Mrs. H. B. Burnett. 4417 North Pennsylvania street, will be hostess lor Delta Alpha Club Guest day Thursday afternoon V her nome. Officers will be installed. Mrs., D. W. Hedges is program chairman. Byron Howlett, violinist, will present "Air for G String,” by Bach; "Midnight Bells,” by Kreisler; "Cvardas,” by Monti, and "Pollon•ise in E. Minor,? by MacDowell. Miss Irene Noerr will 6ing "Pleading Voice,” by Elager and “Come to the - Fair.'’ by Martin. Both will be actonpanwi by Miss Gertrude Free.

YOUNGER SET GOES TO COLLEGE

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Party Held in Honor of Bride-Elect Mrs. Marvin Lugar entertained this afternoon at her home 5618 Washington boulevard, with a bridge party in honor of Miss Marianna Kennedy, whose marriage to Philip A. Miller will take place Saturday afternoon at Christ church. The bride’s colors, three shades of yellow, were used in decoration. At serving time the bridge tables were centered with fall flowers in the colors. The hostess was assisted by her aunt, Mrs. J. Harry Green. Guests with the bride-elect and her mother. Mrs. Roy Kennedy, were Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Herbert Willis Todd, Mrs. John Sloan Smith, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. G. Schuyler Blue, Mrs. Roland Schmedel, Mrs. Dana Jones, Mrs. Paul Morton, Lebanon; Miss Katherine Emrich, Miss Phyllis Nordstrom, Miss Jean Richardson, Miss Martha Baker, Miss Frances Woolery, Miss Martha Baker, Miss Dorothy Fife, Miss Lucille Wilding and Miss Mary Louise Pierce.

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will have for her subject this week, ‘ English and Native Life; Union of South Africa." MONDAY Venetian chapter will meet at noon for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. M. B. Dunn, near Acton. Mrs. Ambrose Hamlin will assist the hostess. Mrs. A. H. Bretthauer will be initiated. Mrs. J. Ed. Rogers and Mrs. F. A. Hill will have papers. Mrs. Elmer Pohlman, Mrs. John Gauchat and Mrs. J. E. Hankins will be guests. Mrs. Andrew Underwood, president, will preside. Lohengrin chapter will meet at 7 at the home of Miss Emily Mae Johnson, 2943 West Washington street. Mrs. Artman will give a special lecture. "English Crown Diamonds, at Kimberly, South Africa.” A musical program and social hour will follow’. Mrs. Glen Kingham is chapter sponsor. TUESDAY Arabian chapter will meet in the auditorium of the Odd Fellow building at 2. Mrs. S. O. Sharp, new president, and her officers will have charge of a short business meeting to arrange the year's program. WEDNESDAY' Colonian Boston chapter will entertain the Mount Vernon chapter at luncheon at the Lumley tearoom at 1. President's day will be observed. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. W. Dennison, Mrs. Virgil Brown, Mrs. Thomas F. Shimer. Mrs. Ralph W. Hill. Mrs. T. Paul Jackson, and Mrs. L. F. Kunkle. Decorations will carry out the club colors yellow and blue. Mrs. Enos B. Wiley, president

FID AC VISITOR

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Among the Fidac visitors who will come to Indianapolis Monday as the guests of the American Legion, will be Lady Churchill. Fidac is the inter-allied veterans’ organization and the party will include prominent persons from nine European allied nations. The party will arrive in Indianapolis Monday afternoon at 1. There will be a flag ceremony in their honor Monday, at 5 on the steps of the World Memorial Snnne.

Vacation is over and the younger set is going back to college. Miss Priscille Miner (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miner, 26 East Thirty-sixth street, has entered the University of Wisconsin. —Photo by Photo-Craft. Miss Julianne Cam p b e 1 1 (right), daughter of the Leonard Campbells, 3065 North Delaware street, will go east to attend Smith college, Northampton, Mass. —Photo by Photo-Craft. Miss Suzanne Swain (lower), daughter of Mrs. Bertha Swain, 128 East Nineteenth street, today returned to Barnard college, where she is a senior. —Photo by Dcxheimer. Meeting Scheduled Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau sorority, will meet at the chamber of commerce at 8 Monday night.

of the Boston chapter, will preside. Mrs. F. M. Weston will sing. THURSDAY Alexandrian chapter will meet with Mrs. John W. Donaldson, 1142 West Thirty-third street for 1 o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Hugh Barton will assist the hostess. Officers are: President, Mrs. George Smith; vice-president, Mrs. C. J. Wilding; second vice-president, Mrs. C. G. Merrill; recording secretary, Mrs. Harvey Bohlke; corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. G. Bassett; treasurer, Mrs. Perry Davis. Mrs. Smith will appoint her committees after the lecture. Castle Craig chapter will meet with Mrs. T. G. Brady, 4933 West Twelfth street at 7:45. Mrs. N. L. Webb will assists the hostess. Newly elected officers are: President, Mrs. Robert B. Caplinger; vice-president, Miss Veda Coombs; second vicepresident, Mrs. Alec Bailey; secretary, Mrs. John Thornburgh; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Crawford. Miss Tona Mason will be initiated. Guests will be Mrs. John Naldony, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Brewer Clay and Mrs. Ardis Gaskill. Mrs. J. E. Holt is honorary president. FRIDAY Hawaiian chapter will meet’for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of the new president, Mrs. Phillip Mann. 4928 Ford street. Mrs. W. C. Wheeler, first vice-president, will assist. Mrs. John O’Neil will be a guest. A musical program will follow the lecture. The Blue Nile chapter was entertained at a recent meeting by Miss Alice Cahow who gave a program of Spanish melodies in costume. Miss Cahow just has returned from college at Ontario, Canada. Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy recently entertained at dinner. Guests of honor were Mrs. Artman and Mrs. Sandy's daughter, Mrs. Merritt Joseph Steams, Jacksonville, Fla.

CARD PARTIES

Christian Mothers’ Society of , Sacred Heart church will sponsor | its annual benefit card party for j St. Francis hospital at 3 and 8:30 Sunday at Sacred Heart and St. Cecelia halls. Euchre, bunco, lotto, bridge and 500 will be played. Mrs. R. A. McKinney will be chairman of the committee in charge. St. Patrick's social club will entertain with cards Sunday night at 8:15 in the hall on Prospect street. Mrs. Cyril Ward is chairman. The club also will entertain with cards in the schoolhouse on Prospect street, Friday afternoon at 2:30. There will be a pillow slip card | party at Holy Rosary hall. 520 ! Stevens street, Monday afternoon and night for the benefit of Holy | Rosary church. Euchre will be played. Games will begin at 2:30 and 8:30. Club Sponsors Party Members of the Seventh District Woman's Democratic Club will spon- | sor a card party at the D. A. R. | chapter house. 824 North Pennsyl- | vania street, at 2 Tuesday. Mrs. ! Frank Dowd, 1307 Broadway, so- | cial chairman *of the club, is in i charge of tickets, tables and reservations. Outing to Be Held Thf ta Beta Chi sorority will en- ! terta n with a roast tonight at C.alfea' s cams.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Name Aids for Ticket Campaign Mrs. William P. Anderson 111, chairman of the entertainment committee of the Indianapolis Junior League and chairman for the membership drive of the Civic theater Oct. 1 to 10, one branch of which the league will conduct, has named captains and their teams. The plan was adopted at a meeting at Mrs. Andersen’s home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Edw'ard E. Gates Jr. is captain of one team, composed of Mrs. Charles Latham, Mrs. Nicholas Claypool, Mrs. lies Ogle, Mrs. Frederick Holliday, Mrs. Henley Holliday, Mrs. Shirley Murphy, Mrs. Douglas Pierce, Mrs. Russel Ryan, Mrs. Walter Witt and Mrs. Elias Atkins. Another team, composed of Mrs. Rudolph Haerle, Mrs. William Kern, Mrs. Hall Marmon, Mrs. William Munk, Mrs. Wynn Owen, Mrs. Addison Parry, Mrs. Edward Stephenson and Mrs. Robert Adams, will be captained by Mrs. Louis Haerle. Mrs. Shideler Pearce is captain of a team composed of Mrs. Walter Kuhn, Mrs. Warrack Wallace, Mrs. Clyde Wands, Mrs. Romney Willson, Mrs. Charles Weiss, Mrs. Philip White, Mrs. Harlan Wilson and Mrs. Stewart Wilson. Announcement of other captains and their teams will bo made later. Miss Rosamond Van Camp, Mrs. Anderson’s assistant, is in charge of the office force. Mrs. Perry Lesh, chairman of the gifts committee, will have a meeting of her committee Monday at the Civic theater. Mrs. Robert Winslow is chairman of tha publicity committee, assisted by Mrs. Edward Anderson, Miss Edna Levey and Miss Hilda Hibben. Annual business meeting of the league will be held at Ii Tuesday morning at the Country Club of Indianapolis, followed by luncheon. John Kautz, business manager of the Civic theatre, and George Bailey, president, will address the meeting. The afternoon will be spent playing golf, tennis and bridge. Mrs. Garvin Brown is in charge of arrangements.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Green. 71£ East Thirty-third street, who have been visiting in Los Angeles, are spending some time in Honolulu, Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Fe.’x Krieg, 4510 Park avenue, are staying a few days at the Madison hotel, Atlantic City. Butler Council to Have Charge of Social Affairs Members of the Council of Women, recently appointed at Butler university to have charge of student social affairs, include Mrs. Alice Bid well Wesenberg, chairman; Florence I. Morrison, Aliena Grafton, Kathryn Journey and Sarah Cotton. All are members of the university faculty and will be directly in charge of women’s social activities, working in conjunction with Mrs. Edna Christian, social director of the university. In previous years the university has had a dean of women, in charge of social activities. Weekly meetings will be held by the council for discussion of matters of discipline. LUNCHEON IS HELD BY WOMEN’S CLUB SevenUi District Women's Republican Club held its opening luncheon Thursday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Walter Krull, president, presided. Mrs. C. W. Boucher. Valparaiso, was speaker. Her topic embraced the three issues, peace, prohibition and tariff. Mrs. Edward Franklin White was appointed chairman of a committee to revise the bylaws of the organization. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Columbia Club. DINNER DANCE TO BE HELD AT CLUB A bulletin from Avalon Country Club announces a dinner dance to be held Saturday night, Oct. 4. The evenv cnginally was called a clam bake. This has been changed by the committee in charge, but no further description has been made. Dinner will be at 6:30 and a tenpiece orchestra will furnish music for dancing. Reservations must be made early at the clubhouse.

Riley Guild Card Party Aids Named Arrangements have been completed for the fifth annual card party of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, to be held at the Murat temple at 2 Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 7. Mrs. Warren C. Harrell, chairman of the ways and means committee, is general chairman. She has named the following committees to assist her: Prizes—Mesdames Albert Maauire. chairman: Fred Fox. Jamea W. Carr and Mane Corntls. Cards. Pencils and Tallies—Mesdames Walter Hitt, chairman: Herbert W. Kuehne. Charles Crispin and Emmett Judson. Tables and Chairs—Mesdames W. M. Seward, chairman: Fred Sehleeel. Harvey W. Dodee. Geonte Stockton and C. D. Ross. Refreshments—Mesdames Floe Kennon, chairman: William Hesse. George A. Brattain. Miss Margaret McFarland and Miss Alice Velsey. , Finance —Mesdames O. P. Bundy, chairman: Bert Bernard and R. W. Houser. Candy Sale —Mesdames Robert Mottern, chairman: O. M. Richardson. Claude Myers. F. F. Watson. A. W, Femme. Ellis SluSs. Table Covers —Mesdames William Hodgson. C. W. Foltz. A. E. Shirley. 11. R. Wilwerth and M. W. Costin. Decorations —Mesdames Daniel T. Weir, chairman: H. C. McMillin, W. T. Holdowa”. John Beckner. Anna Tomlinson and Emil Soufflot. Hospitality—Mesdames Charles Hogate. president of the Guild, chairman: A. J. Porter. John F. Ward. Charles Wiltsic, Hadley Green. S. B. Taylor, Charles Stephens. Blanche B. McNews, P. C. Reilly. Mavme C. Byerly. Agnes Todd, Carl Semons. H. O. Warren. Miss Flora Hoover and Miss Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. A. D. Gilkinson is vice-chair-man of the general committee. This is the sixth year of existence for the guild, which has as its object providing pleasure and comfort for the crippled and underprivileged children at Riley Memorial hospital. The guild gives appropriate parties during holiday seasons and provides books and equipment for the school room. Members have contributed the children’s library, and a clothes cupboard for out patients who could not otherwise come to the hospital for treatment because of lack of clothing. Tickets for the card party may be obtained from the finance chairman, Mrs. O. P. Bundy.

CLUBS AND MEETINGS

MONDAY Sesame Club will begin its thirtyfirst year's work Monday with a covered dish luncheon at the home of the president, Mrs. Sam Campbell, 29 North Hawthorne lane, at 12:30. Et. Cetera Club will hold its firsts fall meeting at the Maple Inn tearoom, 3446 North Meridian street. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. Hostesses arc Mrs. C. H. Angstein and Mrs. Dan Brown Jr. Mrs. Angstein, president, will preside. Present Day Club will observe President’s day with luncheon at the Columbia Club. Mrs. W. H. Tennyson will lead discussion, Mrs. C. F. Voyles will speak on her trip abroad, and the Passion play at Oberammergau. Mrs. J. C. Travis, president, will preside. TUESDAY Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will meet at 2 at the Claypool. Meridian Heights Inter Se Club will hold its President’s day luncheon at the Avalon Country Club. Mrs. Clifford Christena, president, will talk on “The Door of Welcome."

Miss Donovan Is Honored at Shower Party Miss Adelaide Clingenpeel entertained with a miscellaneous shower Thursday night at her home. 725 North Pennsylvania street, in honor of Miss Eleanor Donovan, whose marriage to Roy Ward will take place Wednesday. Guests w’ere Mesdames Maurice Hans, Agnes Fergdson, Herman Knockenmus, Harry Reinhardt, Ellis Riggs, Keith Anderson, Earl Gordon, Virginia Sanders, Lucile Noonan, Mary Hart, Marie Sullivan, Avaline Keys, Charles Ache, George Harrison, Misses Nellie Thomas, Helena Bayliss, Adeline McAuley, Vera Grant, Margaret O’Rear, Laura Fiscus, Nellie Tangeman, Rose McKenna, Hazel Williams, Loraine Jackson, Nina Lyons, Margaret Kyte, Sarah Noonan, Madeline Caldwell, Betty Greene, Lucy Rose, Gertrude Koch, Elizabeth Howell, Helen Ward, Helen Light, Lottie Jackson, . Elizabeth Davis, Essie Barnett,,, Lois Van Scoyce, Betty Harrison and Elsie Davidson.

Mrs. Shields Is Elected Chief of M. E. Group Mrs. Ewing Shields was elected head of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church in the Indianapolis district at a meeting Thursday at the Edwin Ray Mehodist Episcopal church. Other officers are: First vicepresident, Mrs. O. W. Fifer; second vice-president, Mrs. C. H. Sedam; corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. V. Hopkins; recording secretary, Mrs. G. P. Miller; treasurer, Mrs. A. S. Green; superintendent of Standard Bearer work, Mrs. Frank Hutchins; superintendent cf King’s Herald, Mrs. John H. Kohl, and superintendent of Light Bearers’ group, Mrs. E. H. Mazey. Approximately 500 attended the sessions. Mrs. C. E. Asbury, conference secretary, outlined the work of Methodist missionary societies during the next six months. Exhibit Water Colors Traveling section of the international water color exhibition, assembled annually by the Art Institute of Chicago, is now on view at the John Herron Art Institute. Os local interest is an excellent study of an old house by Sara Bard, which was given honorable mention in the exhibit of the New York Water Color Club last winter. The show will continue the remainder of September.

BRIDE IN RECENT WEDDING

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Mrs. Harold B. Evler before her marriage Saturday, Sept. 13, was M ss Nelle Von Staden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Von Staden, 5209 Broadway.

Supper Series Is Arranged for New I. U. Women Students

A series of ten suppers will be given for freshmen co-eds and new women students of Indiana university this year, according to an announcement by Dean Agnes Wells. The suppers will begin in a few weeks, the first group to be entertained including those who are entering the university with -A” high school records. Recipients of county and other scholarships will be guests at another supper at a later date. More than forty-five girls will be included in each one. They will be held on Friday and Sunday nights from 5:45 to 7:45 in order that all may attend. Beginning in November, Dean Wells will be at home to all women students of the university or. the first and third Thursdays of each month. Tryouts for the Indiana university girls’ club will be held at 6:45 Tuesday night, Professor John L. Geiger, who has been in charge of the club for many years, has announced. Operettas similar to “The College

Music will be in charge of Mrs. L. A. Pauli. Independent Social Club will hold its President’s day luncheon w’ith Mrs. P. J. Clark, 2214 Park avenue, president. Board of directors of May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women will meet at the Lincoln at 10:30. Amicitia Club will observe President’s day with a luncheon at the Lumley tearoom, 1540 North Meridian street. WEDNESDAY President’s day reception and luncheon will be held at the Woman’s Department Club house. At the meeting at 2 Miss Katherine Beeson will talk on “A Club Woman Abroad.” President’s day will be observed by member of the Independent Social Club wdth a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Columbia Club. Zetathea Club will observe President’s day with a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Thomas Fegan is new president. Mrs. A. C. Bennett is outgoing president. Ephamar Literary Club will open the club year with a luncheon at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. F. G. Banker, 4709 East Washington street. THURSDAY President’s day will be observed by members of the Thursday Lyceum club at the home of Mrs. R. B. Malloch, 4022 Ruckle street. Mrs. Millard F. Higgins, 936 North Oxford street, will be hostess for the Ladies Federal Club. Mrs. Robert Hammond and Mrs. Charles Sammis will give the program. Mrs. Alonzo Goodwin, 4813 College avenue, will entertain members of the North Side Study Club. Mrs. H. E. Lister and Mrs. R. H. Thompson will have papers. Guest day will be observed by Delta Alpha Club at the home of Mrs. H. B. Burnett, 4417 North Pennsylvania street. Officers will be installed. FRIDAY Mrs. John Hunter will be hostess for the meeting of the Irvington Catholic Woman’s Study Club at her home, 4520 East Washington street. Mrs. L. C. Merkle, Mrs. William Strack and Mrs. Charles D. Mitchell will have papers. SATURDAY

Butler Alumnae Literary Club meeting will be held at the home of the president, Miss Ruth Carter, 5116 North Capitol avenue. Assisting hostesses will be other officers, Mrs. Ralph T. Schad, Miss Cora Emrich and Miss Juna Lutz. Mrs. Florence H. Wallace, Mrs. Ruth Kirkhoff, Miss Irma Bachman and Miss Emrich will review recent fiction. Inter Nos Club will observe President’s day at the home of Mrs. R. B. Clark, 4950 Washington boulevard. Mrs. E. A. Brown, of the program committee will outline the study program for the winter. New members of the club will be guests. They are: Mrs. Donald U. Bridge, Mrs. Wallace W. Turpin, Mrs. Van Pelt Murphy and Mrs. Charles McElvaine.

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Girl and the Milkmaid,” produced last May by the club, are being planned for production this year. The Women’s Athletic Association entertained during the week with a banquet for freshmen girls. The setting suggested a boat. Miss Pauline Baumgartner, Ft. Wayne, president, captained the ship and acted as toastmaster. Speakers were Dean Wells, admiral, and Miss Edna Munro, head of the physical education department for women, and Miss Clara Fedler of the physical education faculty, pilots. The following sports heads explained the activities of their various departments: Miss Violet Overmeyer, Culver, archery; Miss Bernice Skaggs, Waynetown, soccer; Miss Evelyn Kuhn, Wyatt, hockey; Miss Betty Leigh, Jasonville, basketball; Miss Marthalou Gray, Bloomington, swimming; Miss Jeanette Duryee, Ft. Wayne, dancing; Miss Irma Winner, Walkerton, baseball; Miss Ruth Manley, Laurel, tennis; and Miss Marguerite Vogeding, intramural sports.

Railroad Aid Group to Hear Louis Ludlow Louis Ludlow will be the principal speaker at the September meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the R. M. A. at the Pennsy gymnasium at 2:30 Wednesday. The meeting is in honor of past presidents. Mrs. Claude Dill will give a short history of the organization. Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, will present “The Old Family Album,” under the direction of Mrs. G. C. Hardesty. Double quartet of the auxiliary will present a musical program. A fish fry at 6:30 for members and their families will follow the afternoon program. Mrs. Jerauld McDermott is president of the organization. Other new officers are: Vice-president, Mrs. Ralph Cradick; second vice-presi-dent, Mrs. Walter Vinzant; secretary, Mrs. Floyd Doddridge; treasurer, Mrs. S. H. Weir; coftesponding secretary, Mrs. N. T. Reed; health secretary, Mrs. Frank Wilson; delegate to the Seventh District Federation of Clubs, Mrs. B. H. Beard.

Name Aids for G. O. P. Tea at Columbia Club Mrs. Omer Hawkins, chairman of decorations committee of Indiana Woman’s Republican Club, is in charge of decorations for the tea from 3 to 5 Saturday afternoon at the Columbia Club. She will be assisted by Mrs. George Coffin and Mrs. Thomas C. Whallon. Mrs. O. A. Hobbs will preside at the tea table, assisted by Misses Glen Schwenk, Harriet Orr, Helen Van Liew, Marguerite Coneway and Barbara Pfeiffer. Mrs. Carl Wisenberg, chairman of the music committee, will present the program, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Curtz, Mrs. Helen Thomas, Mrs. Iva Stebbing, Miss Georgia Poe and Miss Eleanor P,obinson. Mrs. Fred Phelps, Pendleton, will give a program of readings.

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Politicians Clutter Air With Raving BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Women may not ever have more sense politically than men, but they never will have less. My state just has emerged from a wild primary campaign. And the funny, funny things that people will do during campaigns! Does it ever strike you that the order of things in general is completely reversed w’hen we approach politics? We do not usually go around bragging about our wisdom, our virtues, our remarkable executive ability. We don't bore everybody to death with facts about our past life, our family history, our successes, our hard luck. If we did, our friends speedily would have nothing more to do with us. Modesty Is Becoming Ordinarily we do not consider it good taste to discuss ourselves too much. A becoming modesty sits upon the average citizen—until he begins to run for office. After that he becomes a veritable inflated windbag. He travels up and down, shouting his own excellencies and telling all and sundry how good he is. He broadcasts his belief in his capabilities and prints his picture in all the papers. Also, for some unexplainable reason, it seems generally understood that no candidate ever shall admit, even to his bosom friend, the possibility of defeat. The psychology of success certainly is worked to death in politics. World of Empty Talk Interview twenty-five candidates and every one of them not only will announce that he has victory in his pocket, but will give you positive figures to prove it. Each will appear so cocksure that It makes your heart ache for one or two reasons—his ultimate disappointment or his ability to deceive himself. The campaign period is filled with more empty talk, more ridiculous boasts, and more positive lies than any other, not barring the fishing season. Do you think we’ll ever bring to politics the good sense, the dignity, the honor, that we bring to other lines of endeavor?

MILDRED ROUNDS GUEST AT BRIDGE Mrs. Charles A. Reid, Mrs. Au* brey D. Watson and Miss Lois Withrow entertained with a bridge party and shower Thursday night at the home of the latter, 2124 North Talbott street, in honor cf Miss Mildred Rounds, whose marriage to Cornight Stephenson will take place in October. Guests were Mesdames Harvey Stephenson, Robert Stephenson, Jennie Ivey, Lyman Rhoades, Cecil Reynolds, William Bunge, Joseph Higgins, V. B. McOmber, George H. Graham, Lyda Withrow; Misses Mayme Blades, Frieda Leuckhardt, Ruth Palmer, Esther Hilgemeier, Lenora Mullinix, Joe Anna Stephenson, Mary Neff, Margaret Stephenson, Margaret Rogers, Olga Snyder and Thelma Watson. Mrs. Clarke Hostess Mrs. Charles B. Clarke, 115 South Audubon road, will entertain from 3 to 6 Saturday in honor of Mrs. O. O. Carvin, who will leave soon to make her home in Texas.

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