Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 174, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1930 — Page 8

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Department Club Will Hear Bailey ' Bookplates" will be discussed by L J. Bailey at the Joint meeting es the art and literature departments of the Woman's Department Club, at 2:30 Monday. Bailey, state librarian for the last five years, is making a special collection of Indiana bookplates for the state of Indiana. He is a member of the American. Belgian and English societies of bookplate collectors and has in his collection of over four thousand bookplates a recut from the plate of George Washington, one of Meredith Nicholson by Franklin Booth, one sent to him personally by Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford and several by the internationally known artist, Bruce Rogers. A number of Bailey s bookplates, together with those owned by members of the club, will be exhibited. A musical program arranged by Mrs. M. F. Conner will b? furnished by members of the Butler Glee Club. Miss Pearl Goodman will sing, accompanied by Miss Virginia Harbough. Miss Harbaugh also will play a piano solo. Mrs. Charles M. Clayton and Mrs. Ronald Foster will be hostesses for the Christmas tea following the program. Th?y will be assisted by the following members of the hospitality committees of both departments: Mesdames Hush. J. Baker. Flovel C. Bell, C .1. Borchers. Gtorge Bowman. John Connor. L. S. Graham. Maurice L. Mendenhall. M. I. Miller. J. B. Philips. William S. Wilson. Marl* L. Bell. J. C. Price. Thomas Boencer and Miss Florence Howell. Mrs. H. B. Pike, literature department chairman, will preside and Mrs. W. D. Hamer, chairman of the- art department, will introduce the speaker. Mrs. L. P. Robinson, chairman of exhibits for the art department, announces that the December exhibit in the clubhouse will consist of etchings by the following Indiana artists: Mrs. Evelyn Mess, John Courtney Sandefur, L. O. Griffith and Frederick Policy. The Ten O’clock Club will meet with Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 4417 North Pennsylvania street. Wednesday morning. A tour to the Indianapolis municipal airport will be made by members of the Community Welfare department Wednesday afternoon. The tour is the result of an invitation extended to members by Paul H. Moore, city airport superintendent- in a recent talk before the department. Moore stated that Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Captain Eddie RickenL„_!:-v conceded the Indianapolis municipal airport to be one of the finest airport sites in the United States. Mrs. Christian Olsen, department chairman, appointed the following committee on arrangements: Mrs. W. J. Slate, chairman, Mrs. Othniel Hitch. Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Mrs Philip A. Keller. Cars will leave the clubhouse promptly at 1:30. Members are urged to furnish cars for the four. Reservations for the tour may be made with any member of the committee.

International Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Art man will begin a series of Christmas lectures which rill continue throughout December. The first one will be “Christmas in ‘he East and West.” Normandy chapter will meet at the Spink-Arms. Monday at 11:30, tor a business meeting. A luncheon and the lecture will follow. New members are Mrs. Fred Barley. Mrs. H. B. Cleveland. Mrs. George L. Dr. Peeling to Be Speaker for Business Club Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thur. y at the woman's department clubhouse. Dr. James H. Peeling, social science department, Butler university teacher’s college, will speak on “The Habit of Crime in the United Sti&es." Hayden Frye, pianist, will play. Mrs. Adah O. Frost, local club president, will have with her at the speaker's table, members of the emblem committee headed by Miss Anna Giesen. chairman, and including Misses Cora B. Shepperd. Nancy Volk and Alma M. Williams. Miss Giesen will speak on emblems during the forum hour. REVIEW CLUB WILL HEAR TALK ON ART Mrs. Roy Bain. 4320 North Meridiain street, will be hostess Monday afternoon for the Guest day program of the Review Club. Assisting her will be Mrs. Walter Rogers and Mrs. Oliver Stout. Chrysanthemums will be used for decorations. The program will be given by Miss Blanche Stillson, who will speak on “Modern Art.” MEETING OF CLUB ■ DELAYED .4 DAY The meeting of the Delta Alpha Club, scheduled for Dec. 4. will be held Friday. Dec. 5. at the home of Mre. L. B. and Mrs. R. W. Lookabili. 3325 Ruckle street. Mrs. H. B. Burney will be in charge of the program. Wilbur Peet. director of the John Herron Art institute, will be speaker. His topic is "What an Art Museum Means to the Community.” Miss Rollye Cook will give a group of songs. Bazaar to Be Held Christ church branch of the Girls’ Friendly Society will hold its annual Christmaa bazaar and dinner Tuesday in the Parish house of the church. Dr. Mabel Prettyman is general chairman of booths, assisted by! Augusta Hlebsrlatn. Katherine Kidvr*!!. Fund* Marshal. May Stuekmeyer nd Helen Kldwell. Mrs. Elizabeth Woldt Ss in charge of the dinner.

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Turner and Mrs. Margaret Cliatfield. Jeane D’Arc chapter will meet Monday, at the Spink-Arms, for a 12:30 luncheon. A musical program will be given by Miss Kathleen Summers. Julius Blakeman will accompany her. Egyptian chapter will meet Tuesday with Mrs. C. O. Nea.se, 4337 College avenue, for 11 o’clock luncheon. Mrs. J. W. Crassman and Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs will be assistant hostesses. Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy, international president, will be a guest. Brazilian chapter will be entertained with a Christmas party at the Dinner Bell tearoom, 507 East Thirty-second street, Tuesday at 7:30. Mrs. William F. Arens, Mrs. Harry G. K 1 intworth and Mrs. John Kosaveach will be hostesses. Brittany chapter will hold a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. John Starost, 1438 Rembrandt street. A Christmas program has been arranged by the committee. New' members are Mrs. W. P. Andrews, Mrs. H. E. Liesmann. Mrs, George B. Asche. Mrs. L. A. Williams and Mrs. J. E. Holt. Zuyder Zee chapter will meet with Mrs. A. E. Bender, 1341 Parker avenue, Thursday for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Ted O. Philpott and Mrs. George Dickinson will assist the hostess. Chee Foo chapter will meet with Miss Dorothy De Haven, 1233 Sunset avenue, at 8 Thursday. There will be a Christmas grab bag. Miss Isabelle Wilson will assist the hostess. Lincolnian chapter will meet at 12:30 Friday at Mrs. Webb's tearoom, 1302 North Pennsylvania street. Toyama chapter will meet at the Hotel Antlers at 7:30 Friday. Miss Elaine Hantzis is in charge of arrangements. A Christmas program has been arranged by the committee.

CHRISTMAS CONCERT TO BE PRESENTED

Seventh annual municipal Christmas concert sponsored by Beta Beta alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega will be held at noon Dec. 20 at Christ church. Mrs. James M. Ogden again will arrange and direct the program in which the Ogden junior chorale will participate. The committee assisting Mrs. Ogden consists of Mesdames Ralph B. Clark, S. L. Mouser. Thomas F. McNutt; Misses Dorothy Peterson. Dorothy Lambert and Helen Hill. Swimming Arranged Alpha Nu chapter. Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, will meet at 6:15 Wednesday at the Antlers. A swimming party and supper will follow’.

Mrs. Vance Oathout is assistant chairman of the sewing committee and Mrs. Robert Masters, a member of the entertainment committee of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild which will hold its annual charity dinner dance Dec. 6 at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Walter Hiser is a member of the ticket committee of Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club which will present “Adam and Eva” Friday night at the Civic Theatre. The marriage of Miss Lenore Brandt to Elmer O. Roberts was announced last week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brandt, 5171 Broadway. Mrs. Donald Rankin Rowles, before her marriage last Saturday, was Miss Hilda Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Rowles. after a honeymoon in the east, will be at home at 3510 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Green Is in Charge of ‘Adam and Eva ’ Mrs. Robert Mannfeld, 5205 East Washington street, president of the Indiana Gamma alumnae chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority, has announced the committees in charge of the presentation of “Adam and Eva,” a comedy, by the club at the Civic theater, at 8:30. Dec. 5. Mrs. C. Norman Green is general chairman, and is being assisted by: Mesdames Walter Hiser. Robert Fitzgerald. Carl Wcyl. E. E. Temperley. John Spiegel, Noble Ropkeve. Paul Brown. Alice Holloway. Harvery Trimble. Russell Holler. Richard Habbe. Pearson Herrington, Katherine Leslie. Marie George Moore. Misses Elizabeth Our, Nadyne Cook, Maurme Jacquith. Helen Weyl, Anna Bess Snodgrass. Virginia Seeds. Fannie Miner, Marjorie Goble. Marjorie Okes. Martha Hawkins. Lois Sherrill. Betty Spharinger Pruitt. Dorothy Weaver and Ethel Currever. C. Norman Green is directing the play, and members of the cast are: Mrs. Dawson Durien, Misses Goble. Gwendolyn Schorts, Marifrances Ogle and Norman Green. C. C. Robinson. Edward Green. Ronald Van Arsdale. Albert De Luse and Blaine McCurry. CHAPTER TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY Governor Oliver Perrin Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, 1861-'65 will give its annual Christmas party at the Columbia Club at 2 Monday. Mrs. James P. Goodrich will be the hostess, assisted by members of the board. Chapters from over the state will be guests. A program of musical numbers wilf be presented by Miss Adelaide Conte, vocalist; Mrs. Mildred Smith, pianist, and a double quartet from the auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association. Initiation Is Slated Alpha Upsilon chapter. Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, will hold initiation sendees for Misses Helen Seal and Josephine Cordill Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Duke Slater, Bowman avenue. University Heights. A dinner will precede the ceremony.

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Camp Fire Girls’ Activities

The Red Robins Blue Bird Group of School 41 gave a Thanksgiving party Tuesday afternoon, at the home of their guardian, Mrs. Mary Gordon, 1151 West Thirtieth street. Those present were: Dorothy Hewes. Sara Jane Kern. Blanche Scudder. Doris Weaver. Wilma Griswold. Marjorie Spencer. Mabel Clift, Beverley Boyle. Thetic Baker, Alice Barker. Helen Eellamy. Anna Cotton, Betty DeNoon, Mabel Fitiwater, Margaret Hushes, Verla Audrey James. Cora Kellermier. Jeanette Kimberlin, Violet Meyer, Betty Meeeenhoffen. Betty Stewart. Dorothy Jean Stanford. Betty Smith. Mary Westfall. Mary Ellen Cooke. Mary Rebecca Gordon and Dorothy Klutey. The Now'etompa group, Mrs. G. B. Ludwig, guardian, will hold a card and bunco party at 126 West Georgia street. Dec. 7. Money will be used to buy Christmas baskets for the poor. The Taivateca group. Miss Martha Schott, guardian, meet Thursday at School 46. Lily Carey is anew member. The Tayusda group, : Miss Mary Marshall, guardian, all met at

MISS CUTSHAW WED IN RITES AT CHURCH

Marriage ox Miss Nelie Cutshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cutshaw, 729 East Eleventh street, to George C. Coupland, took place Thursday afternoon at the Capitol Avenue Methodist church. The bride wore royal blue with slippers and hat to match and long white gloves. She carried white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Paul B. Rowe was her only attendant. Mr. Rowe was best man. The Rev. J. G. Moore officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Coupland will be at home after a short trip at the Eleventh street address. SUNNYSIDE GUILD MAPS YULE PARTY Sunnyside Guild will hold its annual Christmas party Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Chapman, 2447 North Delaware street. Mrs. S. H. Greenburg is chairman of hostesses. Her assistants are: Mesdames Frank E. Gaines, Donald Graham. Marie Bush GriEey. Edward Haldy. H. D. Hamilton. Irvinu D. Hamilton. Edwin Hammersly. Carrie L. Hammel and William H. Hanning. There will be an exchange of gifts following the program. EDUCATION COUNCIL TO HEAR ADDRESS Council of Administrative Women in Education will hold its December meeting at the Children’s museum, 1150 North Meridian street, at 3:45 Monday. Dr. George S. Snoddy. professor of psychology at Indiana university, will talk on “Some Aspects of Mental Hygiene.” This will be the first of a series of talks on mental hygiene ,to be given at the council meetings by Dr. Snoddy and Mrs. Genevieve Bixler. Miss Frieda Herbst. president, will preside.

Catherine Amato's house Wednesday afternoon, and made cookies which they sold at Schools 7 and 8. The Pawotobeha group, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, guardian, of Franklin, met Tuesday evening. The Wokitan group, Miss Julie Timmona, guardian, have changed their meeting night to Friday. The Cantekiya group of School 82 have Mrs. Henry Clark as their new guardian. The Icayaskam group, Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, met Friday after- j noon. Frances Olleman is anew member. The group at School 28 still are j working on their headbands. The Wapemeo group. Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian, won the silver cup at the Butler-Haskell Indian football game Saturday afterninn with 100 per cent attendance. The Cakenscho group. Met Mon- j day at School 62. —.— The Wawasai group, Mrs. Carl Anderson. guardian, met Saturday at the First Reformed church. The Witawentin Camp Fire group met at the home of their guardian, Miss Ethelmae Miller. Plans were j made for a fireniaker's supper. The regular Guardians Associa- j tion meeting, which was to be held Monday, Dec. 1. has been postponed to Monday, Dec. 8. This will be a Christmas party at the home of Miss Kathleen Klaiber. MRS. BAKER WILL HOLD STUDIO TEA Mrs. Ida Straun Baker, 221 East Fifteenth street, will entertain from 3 to 6 today with a studio tea in honor of Miss Hilda Mary Wheeler, a student at Western college, whose paintings will be on view. Mrs. Baker also will receive for her niece, Miss Wilma Straun, a former Western student and mem- I ber of the faculty of Wyoming high school, near Cincinnati. I. A. C. WILL HOLD LUNCHEON PARTY Regular monthly luncheon bridge party of the Indianapolis Athletic Club will be held Wednesday, Dec. 3, in the green room. The committee in charge includes Mesdames John P. Carroll, William Eisenlohr, M. E. Foley, W. B. Haislup, Elmer Holtgren, Alvin R. Jones and D. L. Kahn. CHURCH CLASSYO PRESENT COMEDY “The Poor Married Man,” a threeact comedy, will be presented by the S. O. S. class of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church, Dec. 3. Miss Louise Moorman and Martin Knop have the leading roles. The play is being directed by Miss Minnie Borne man.

I Guild Will Give Dance for Charity St. Margaret's hospital guild will hold its annual dinner-dance at the Columbia Club next Saturday. Proceeds will go to further the charitable work of the organization. The guild was organized in 1907 under the auspices of St. Paul's Episcopal church and the leadership j of the Rev. Lewis Brown, present pastor of St. Paul's and chaplain of the guild. It has become ncnsectarian and has concentrated on a limited proi gram of work. Its interests are centered on the children's wards of the city hospital, known as St. Margaret's wards for children and babies, and in the program of occupational theraphy , which it is sponsoring at the hospital. Mrs. Grace L. Benedict is di- : rector of the occupational therapydepartment. The guild furnishes and maintains a room m both the Home ior Aged Women and Knickerbacker hall. To increase its income, partially derived from the Indianapolis Foundation. city board of health, the city hospital and private subscriptions, the organization carries on a number of social activities during the year and maintains a lending library at 415 East Thirtyfourth street. Mrs. Albert E. Sterne is president. Mrs. Marie Griffey is chairman of the entertainment committee in charge of the dance, assisted byMrs. Preston Rubush, vice-chair-man.

Miss Oblinger Will Become Bride of C. M. Davis Tonight

Marriage of Miss Clara Louise Oblinger and Charles Morrison Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis, 336 North Arsenal avenue, will take place tonight at 8:30 at the Westminster Presbyterian church. The Rev. Henry T. Graham will officiate. Miss Oblinger is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Oblinger, 5833 Carrollton avenue. The altar, in a banking of palms and ferns, will have a large basket of chrysanthemums in the center, and will be lighted on each side by cathedral candles in seven-branch candelbrae. Family pews will be marked by greenery and bows of white satin ribbon. Sorority pews will be tied with green and white satin ribbon. Miss Jeanette Riker. organist, will play “To a Wild Rose” during the ceremony, and Arnold Davis, i violinist, will play “Meditation from Thais,” and “Song of Andiz.” Stephan Badger will sing "Until,” “At Dawning” and “O Promise Me.” To Wear Similar Gowns R. Robert Uhl. William A. Gale, Lee Wood and Raymond Ridge will : be ushers. The bridesmaids will wear gowns of satin, fashioned alike in princess style, with cowl neckline m front and deep Uin back. A draped belt is fastened at both sides with rhinestone buckles, above large bows. This skirt is very long. They will wear crystal bands in their hair and Chanel necklaces and slippers to match the dresses. Mrs. William A. Gale, matron of honor, will wear blossom; Miss Dorothy Louise Fife, maid of honor, pompadour, and as bridesmaids, Mrs. H. Robert Uhl will wear golden caucine and Mrs. A. L. Johnson, byzantin. Bobby Lou Johnson, flower girl, will wear pale yellow chiffon over taffeta, trimmed with narrow satin ribbon bands, and William Robert Gale, nephew of the bride, will be ringbearer. He will wear a black velvet eton suit and carry the ring on a pillow of tiny chrysanthemums. Enter With Father John Troyer will be best man. The bride will enter with her father. Sire will wear a gown of eggshell satin, cut on severe lines. The princess bodice will have a square yoke of Chantilly lace outlined w r ith seed pearls. She will wear a tulle veil with a lace cap trimmed in seed pearls and will carry a shower bouquet of white roses. She will wear a strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom. A reception will be held at the Oblinger home for relatives and close friends. Mrs. Oblinger will receive in Burgandy chiffon. She will wear a shoulder corsage of violets and roses. Mrs. Davis will w-ear black lace and a corsage of roses and sweet peas. After a three weeks' motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Davis will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride will travel

Activities of Indiana D. A. R.

Members of Deborah Franklin chapter, G. A. R., were guests of Alexander chapter, D. A. R., last Saturday at the home of Mrs. O. P. Dawson, Franklin. The children’s group gave the program. Attention of D. A. R. members is called to the weekly broadcast from 6 to 7 each Sunday by the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, pastor of the Little Flower Shrine, Detroit, over a hookup of fourteen radio stations. These patriotic talks have attracted nation-wide interest. Semi-annual state council meeting of D. A. R. will be held Dec. 11 in Indianapolis, at the Columbia Club, with Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, state regent, presiding. State officers, state chairman and state chapter regents are voting members of the council, but the meetings are open to all members. The state D. A. R. executive board will meet Dec. 10. Pottawatomi chapter will have an art exhibit tea Tuesday at the Gary Memorial auditorium. Mrs. F. O. Hodson will act as chairman of hostesses. Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne mailed copies of the 1930-31 D. A. R. state budget with a request for its presentation and adoption, to state chapters last week. Chapter treasurers should send budget money to Mrs. O’Byrne before March 1. The new budget as aproved by the state conference is: Manual, 10 cents: Ellis Island, 5 cents: national defense. 20 cents: patriotic education, 25 cents; Indiana room, 10 cents;

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—Photo bv Photocraft. Mrs. Harold R. Hulpieu Marriage of Miss Julia Fennel to Dr. Harold R. Hulpen to--;k place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. L. A. Rust, in Pittsburgh at 3:30 Thanksgiving day. Wedding An non need Marriage of Miss Ruth Washburn, Casey, 111., and Henry H. Esky. is announced by Miss Washburn’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Letteral. 1518 Olney street. The wedding took place Thanksgiving day. After a western trip by plane, Mr. and Mrs. Esky will be at home at 320 North Bosart street.

in a brown and Chinese gold ensemble with brown accessories. Out-of-town guests who are attending the wedding are: Mr. and Mrs. Abie Silverstein, Terre Haute: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas and Phillip Golle. Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. David Snow. Knightstown; Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Good. Martinsville: Miss Christina Becker and John Becker. Cincinnati: Mrs. W. R. Hunter. Columbus. 0.. and Charles Shoenfeld, Vienna. Austria.

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A hat of black soleil, by MarieAlphonsine, has a doubled brim drawn back on the crown and softly draped to make a frame for the face. The back is tucked and comes low’ on the neck, aiding in the general flattering effect. Bazaar to Be Held Central Univsrsalist church, Fifteenth and North New Jersey streets, will hold its annual chicken dinner and Christmas bazaar, Tuesday night. Mrs. Mamon Hostess Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma sorority, will meet with Mrs. R. M. Mamon, 3546 Balsam avenue, at 7:30 Wednesday night. Radiator Cover If you place a plain board over the radiator under the window, at the same height as the window sill, you will find yourself blessed with an extra table for magazines, sewing materials, or w’hatever you want to use it for. Use wall brackets to hold the board safely in place and paint the board like the woodwork. Sorted Linens Instead of having to hunt through the linen closet to find which are single sheets and which double, why not mark them? A small red cross on the doubles, a blue one on the singles and you can tell instantly, without unfolding, which is which.

student loan, 5 cents; library, 5 cents; historic spots (for Harrison mansion), 15 cents. A committee from Nancy Knight chapter, Hartford City, is gathering data concerning people buried in Blackford county cemeteries prior to 1875. The chapter wishes to procure a history of Jay and Blackford counties for the state organization and is asking for information about qne. Copies of the 1930 Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution year book compiled by the s„ate recording secretary, Mr... Roy' A. Mayse, have been distributed. The book, containing 141 pages, gives the program and proceedings of the thirtieth annual state conference at Richmond in October, reports of state officers and chairmjftr and chapter regents. It includes pictures of officers and the vice-president-general from Indiana. General de Lafayette chapter announce the death of its regent, Mrs. F. E. Follett, last week, from injuries received in an automobile accident a month age. Memorial services will be held at 7:30 Monday In Trinity church parlors. The January edition of the D. A. R. magazine will start a complete transcript of all Cumberland county, Virginia, marriage bonds now extant and some of those which have, been lost since copies were made of them. The bonds as published close with the year 1840. The edition is limited.

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Indiana Day Is Arranged by D. A. R. Caroline Scott Harrison chapter. D. A. R., will observe Indiana day Thursday at the chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street. Dean Stanley Coulter of Purdue university will speak. Mrs. Robert Kinnaird, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene, will sing, and Mrs. Ruth Rainier Nessler, harpist, will play. Mrs. James V. Crankshaw. state regent. Ft. Wayne, and other state officers will be special guests. Mrs. i Wilbur Johnson, regent, will preside. Following the program, tea will be i served with Mrs. Cleon A. Nafc, I chairman, and Mrs. Walter L. Foreman, vice-chairman of the ushers ; and pages committee, as hostesses. | assisted by the following committee members: Mesdames Dynes Floyd. John C. Frazure, , Frank J. Hoke. J. Francis Madden, Heath--1 cote Reed Mcllvaine. R. Herbert Ransburg, J. Charles Schaf Jr.. Doherty Sheerln. Waiter B. Smith, Howard Mettle, and Charles R. Weiss. Misses Marian Delight Baxter. Esther Beatly. Lorinda Cottingham Frances Rosiland Davis. Dorothy Eusey. Josephins : Fitch. Flora Hunter. Helen Mar Erwin, | Nancy Kalleen. Pauline Lambert, Ruth j Myers. Mary Ann Ogden, Josephine Link | Recker. Lillian Pierson. Helena R. Sipe. I Mary Anna Tall, Dorothy Walsh, Ruth j White, Helen Wilson and Grace J. Yager. Election Is Set \ Catherine Merrill tent. Daughters ' of Union Veterans of the Civil War. ' will meet at 7:45 Monday for election of officers at Ft. Friendly. 512 ! North Illinois street. Mrs. E. F. White Is Ho stess to Women's Club State Assembly Women's Club j will hold its December meeting 1 Wednesday at the home of Mrs | Edward Franklin White, 5222 East j Michigan street. Mrs. W. C. Har- ! rison is hostess chairman, assisted ! by: j Mesdames Joe C. Buchanan. H. W. De ! Raven, J. Clyde Hoffman. John E. King. Henry P. Kottkamp, Robert Moorehead O. U. Newman. E. A. Perkins and Charles i E. Remy. Mrs. Walter Behmer will be in charge of the program. Mrs. Harn Hobson, Logansport, will talk oil her trip to Europe in the Graf Zeppelin. Miss Gwendolyn Schort will tell a Christmas story from Ben Hur and Mrs. James Ogden will sing a group of carols. Members are asked to bring useful gifts for children in response to a plea by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Behmer. 200 Persons to Be Entertained at Club Party r More than two hundred persons will be entertained by the Magazine ; Club next Saturday night at the j annual guest meeting held at the D. A. R. chapter house. Paul Leland Haworth, professor of history at Butler university, and Canadian explorer, will be speaker. His subject is “Beyond the Farthest Camping Ground and an Old Tin Can,” and will concern the wild regions of northern British Columbia. Mrs. Fred Knodel will sing. Hostesses for the meeting will include Mesdames D. O. Wilmeth, E. H. Elwood, H. W. Rhodehamel, George Van Dyke and Noble Hiatt. Orchestra to Aid Musicale With Concert i “The Blessed Damozel,” a Dante Gabriel Rosseti poem set to music, will be performed by the chorale section of the Matinee Musicale, assisted by the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, in joint concert at Caleb Mills hall at 3 Dec, 14 The composition concerns the birth of Christ. Although it resembles a Christmas cantata ,n form, the blend of mythology results in a distinctive musical work. Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell, soprano, will sing the solo part. MRS. A. L. SPARKS WILL HOLD PARTY Mrs. A. L. Sparks, 5696 North Delaware street, will entertain with a bridge party this afternoon. Roses will furnish the decorations. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. A. Wilcox. Guests will be: Mesdames Hale Gant. Connersvllle; Leonard Meisberger. Robert C. Walker. Ward Greenawalt, R. B. Hottel: Misses Marjorie Wilcox. Janet Glffin. Marjorie Nelson. Mary Louise Curran. Mary Dyer. Marie Chevrolet. Virginia Greenauait. Mary Keller and Josephine Keller. NEWLYWEDS WILL GIVE HOME PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Holzberger, who were married Thursday, will entertain tonight at their home, 5005 West Twelfth street. Their guests will include : Mr. and Mrs. James Biake. Mr. and Mrv Daniel Barrett: Misses Marcella Branc. Virginia Gardner Maxine Brooks. Beltv Kegg: Messrs. Lyle Summers. Charles Mills, Seward Baker. John Cutter. Charles Mills and Lowell Engelking. Association to Meet Indianapolis Past Pocahontas Association will meet at 8 Monday night with Mrs. Daisy Simpson, 1235 Congress avenue, as hostess. Meeting Is Arranged Business meeting of Chi Delta Chi sorority will be held at 8:15 Wednesday night at the home of MLss Helen Adams, 4810 East New York street. Mothers Will Meet Tau Kappa Tau Mothers’ Club will meet Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon at the fraternity chapter house, 507 Buckingham > drive.