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Officials of State to Be Club Guests The State Assembly Women’s Club will hold its opening banquet Mon<lay night In the Riley room at the Claypool. Dr. Allen Diehl Albert, Chicago, will speak. The banquet Is for members of the club, state officers and legislators. Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Leslie will be honor guests. Mrs. William r. Hodges, Gary, club president, will preside. During the dinner hour, the Bulck fJio will play. Mrs. Christine Michels, Anderson, contralto, will be guest artist. Mrs. Michels, formerly of Cleveland, was a member of the 'rtafT of radio station WTAM. This is her first appearance In Indianapolis. Violinist on Program Miss Lorlnda Cottingham, violinist, and Earl Stockney, tenor, also will appear on the program. Mrs. F, K. Ruick arranged the musical program. Mrs. James M. Ogden Is program committee chairman. Arrangements for the banquet are in charge of Mrs. Frederick E. Shortemeier, assisted by Mesdames Roy Street, Lafayette; Elam Guernsey, Bedford; William Storen. Scottsburg; Julia Nelson, Fred Byers, and Charles F. Miller. Decorations will carry out the club colors, gold and purple. The small tables will be centered with clusters of gold calendulas tied with bows of purple tulle, and the speakers' table will have a long plateau of calendulas and purple flowers as a centerpiece, with candelabrae holiday gold tapers at each end. Branch to Entertain The Indianapolis branch of the state organization will have charge of the opening luncheon of the State Assembly Women's Club, Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Hobson, Logansport, one of the two women passengers on a trip aboard the Graf Zeppelin, will be speaker. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs. Walter Behmer, assisted by Mesdames Joe Rand Beckett, Julia D. Nelson, Charles L. Biederwolf A. N. Bobbitt, Alfred Hogston and William A. Arnold. Ticket chairmen are Mesdames Clyde J. Hoffman, W. F. Werner, John E. King, Louis Markum and C. C. Wysong. Mu Phi Epsilon Will Entertain With Program Mrs. E. E. Voyies, 4342 Park avenue, will be hostess at 10 Wednesday morning for the following program to be given by Mu Phi Epsilon national honorary musical sorority: Paper—- “ Composers of the Day.’* Mrs. Jack Harding. Vocal Solos—•'SI Mes Vers Avalent Des Ailes” ... • Reynaldo Hahn L Heure Exquise ’ Reynaldo Hahn •'Madrigal” Chaminadc Mrs Clarence Henry, soprano. Mrs. J in Robert Craig, accompanist. Violin Solos—- " Scene de Ballet” Charles do Beriot Mrs. Julius E. Tinder. Mrs. Craig, accompanist. Ptano Solos — “Nocturne" Gabriel Pieme "Cache-Cache” Gabriel Pieme ‘‘Romance Sans Paroles” .Saint Saens Mrs. Craig.

Girl Scouts

New Girl Scout candidates include: Dorothea West;. Lucille Younge. Rosemarie Younjte. troop 28: Mary Louise Savldge. Helen Mallory, Mar; Jane Wells, Troop 30; Virginia Austin. Troop 35: Arvadia Strub. Betty Fox. Edith Ball. Troop 34: Ruth Chapllck. Mildred Bluestein. Caroline Patnick. Troop 27. Jane McNally. Troop 34: Leona Vudis and Ellene Smith. Troop 44. Fere Invested as girl Scouts this week. Second pack of Brownies at Meridian Heights Presbyterian church have named their pack the Lucky Star pack. Mrs. Henry Hayword. captain of Troop 10. accompanied her girls on a hike Dec. 31. Troop 44 attended “Tom Sawyer” at the Circle last week. Camp reunion will be held Jan. 24. In the Manual Training high school girls’ gymnasium. All Girl Socuts are invited. Troop 33 gave toys to eighty-seven children in Indianapolis and sent toys to 401 Indian children In Marty. S. D. Council meeting will be held at the Girl Scout o9ice. 512 Board of Trade building. Jan. 13. ■The following girls from Troop 22. accompanied by Captain Ballman and Catherine Robbins, took a hike Saturday morning from Sixty-third street and College svenut along the tow-path to Butler: Jane Crawford. Miriam Waldo. Jean Pennington. Carol Kendall. Merrilynn Zook. Rosemary Bradley. Rochel Mae Diddle. Eleanor Craig. Betty Claire Bange. Julia Ann Pennington. Betty Ballman. Virginia and Sue Christena. Irene Demorest, Thelma Hoover. Helen Stamper. Luella Belle Johneon. They cooked their dinner on the river bank. Seven girls passed their Are building test. The leaders training class will resume Ha work Jan. 12 at the Girl Scout office, 312 Board of Trade building. HICKMAN TO TALK AT CLUB MEETING Monday Club will meet at 2:30 Monday at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street. A program will follow the business session. Walter D. Hickman, dramatic critic of The Indianapolis Times, will speak, on “A Review of American Drama.” A group of songs by Miss Kathryn Carlisle, accompanied by Mrs. Prank Edenharter, will precede Hickman’s talk. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Edgar R. Eskew, and Mrs. T. W. Engle. The president, Mrs. Ollah Toph, will preside. Members of the Expression Club, drama department of the Woman's Department Club, and Poetry Society of Indiana, will be guests. Members also may bring two guests. War Mothers to Meet Capital City chapter, American War Mothers, will meet at 1:30 Wednesday in the assembly room of the Meyer-Kiser bank. Belief Corps to Meet Mr* Clarence Oanner. 619 Orange street, will be hostess for ajuncheon meeting of the council of past presidents of the George H Chapman post. Women’s Relief Corps, Wednesday.

c lq ii/ Miss*Jar£ Richardson ! J a cover dish supper will be served Before her marriage last Satur- j I ** an open meetin ß followed by s Langsenkamp. 1910 North Penn- \ 7 / Dsirtl/yc XA/'i / / sj'lvania street. Tile couple, after \ / JCCl'f f Vw will be at home at 803 West Forty- J Be Given for ants (front row. left to right) were Miss Marjolre McDuffee, Eleanor ‘ ,JK-Uttl 1 rt IICY Kotteman and Josephine Madden. 0/yM Ffbi fc Among the parties planned so: Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buxton. M V./I ■ • “fT H Mias Ruth Triller, whose marriagi 3753 North Meridian street, an- I.USS /ANNA DOWELS' to Byron G. Sunderland will taki nnnnre t.hp morrincro nf t.Hpir __

Before her marriage last Satur- j day morning at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Mrs. Robert Emmett Kirby was MiSo Antoinette i Langsenkamp, 1910 North Pennsylvania street. The couple, after a honeymoon in Asheville, N. C„ will be at home at 803 West Fortythird street. Mrs. Kirby’s attendants (front row. left to right) were Miss Marjoire McDuffee, Eleanor Kirby, maid of honor, and Martha Barry; (back row) Miss Frances Kotteman and Josephine Madden. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buxton, 3753 North Meridian street, announce the marriage of their daughter Kathryn to Herbert j William Woodger, son of Mr. and j Mrs. W. G. Woodger, Lennox, ! Mass., which took plate’ Sept. 14 in Indianapolis. Mrs. Woodger attended Indiana university and is j a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. 1 Mr. Woodger is a graduate of Norwich university, Northfleld, I

Camp Fire Girls’ Activities

The new Camp Fire group at the George Washington high school met Thursday afternoon at the school. Officers elected were: President, Credella Campbell; vice-president, Marguerite Otto; secretary. Sadie Mason; treasurer. Edith Hooser. and scribe, Edna Rackley. The group has divided into two sections for a membership campaign. At the close of this the losers will entertain the winners with a party. Miss Helen L. Nichols, executive secretary, is meeting with the group. The extension committee will meet in the Camp Fire office at 10 a. m. Tuesday. Mrs. R. L. Kaylor is chairman. Other members of the committee: Mrs. R. A. Love, Mrc. W. C. Richter, Mrs. Charles H. Smith Mid Mrs H. M Hall. The Guardians’ Association met in the Camp Fire office Monday evening with Mrs. Mary M. Heagy in charge. They discussed the following points: The guardians' training institute, guardians’ training course. Jan. 12, 19. 26, Feb. 2 9, 16; change in date of the scribes’ meeting, guardian’s honor, play day, foodcraft luncheon, birthday ceremonial and the Easter project. The Wapemeo group, Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian, held a businesss meeting on Thursday afternoon at School 5. They discussed ways to earn group dues. There were sixteen members present. The Otyokwa group. Mrs. Mary Heagy, guardian, met Monday afternoon in the Irvington M. E. church. They elected officers, as follows: President, Rose Sina Britain; vice-president. Bessie Allender; secretary, Janet Swearimten; treasurer, Alberta Rogers, and Vargaret Harder, scribe. Helen L. Nichols will meet with Mrs. Mary Gordon’s Blue Bird ■ ..V . ■ . . _ ’ .

Vt., and is a member of Sigma Nu. The couple will make their home at the Meridian street address. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bowers, 4427 Winthrop avenue, announce the engagement of their draughter, Margaret Anna, to August F. Hook, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

group at School 41 Thursday afternoon. The Tawasiya Camp Fire group met at the home of Margaret Heagy Tuesday night. They elected officers, as follows: President, Anna Marie Pressel; vice-president, Flossie Mae Nolan; secretary, Mary Ellen Purnell; treasurer, Miriam Staley; scribe, Margaret Heagy; song leader, Marian Barnes. The girls are going to have a spread at the home of Mary Ellen Purnell, 6114 East Pratt street. They also discussed the new Camp Fire gToup banners. The Witawentin Camp Fire group. Miss Ethelmae Miller, guardian, will have their second firemaker’s dinner in the form of a progressive dinner. Each course will represent a different country. Hiis is being held in connection with the 1931 birthdayhonor, which this year is international friendship. The Lowohe group of School 47, Miss Ethelmae Miller, guardian, held their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. The following girls were present: Minnie Oakes. Thorena Nielson, Helen Hancock. la Vonne Norris. Leona Owens, Leonivce Bertram. Bernlece Beckman. Katherine Kenworthy. Dorothy Flora,

Helen Green and Fiance to Be Guests at Formal Dinner

Mrs Hubert Woods mall Jr., 3537 North Pennsylvania street, will entertain with a forma: dinner party tonight in the Harrison room of the Columbia club in honor of Miss Helen Greene and Edward Hilgemeier, who will be married Jan. 21. The table will be centered with a plateau of pink roses and sweet peas, and will be lighted with pink tapers. )

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Hook, Spring Mill road. The wedding will take place Feb. 14. Miss Jane Richardson, Goshen, has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McClure, 3437 Carrollton avenue, and Miss Eleanor Ann Barrett. The three traveled together last summer in Europe.

Hazel Meader. Doyne Sanders. Mabel Thomas, Pauline Billlngton. Esther AUee, Rosemary Sherer. Virginia Rather. Deloris Herring. Mildred Freeman. The girls discussed the birthday honor, play day and the Easter project. Miss Ethelmae Miller met with the Lewa group at School 66 Monday afternoon. In the absence of the president, the vice-president, Rosalie Lurvey, was in charge of the business meeting. A hike for Jan. 17 was discussed. Mrs. A. L. Jenkins is the new guardian of the group. The Neta group at Shortridge high school met Friday afternoon, Jan. 9 for their first meeting of the new year. They planned a Valentine party to be held in February. Miss Jane La Blant and Dorothy Strong are new members in the group. The Witawentin group under the leadership of Isabelle Eves is working on the beaded headbands. The Wawakan group at Rauh Memorial library met Wednesday afternoon under the leadership of Miss Ethelmae Miller. They discussed the requirements for wood gatherers’ rank. They are also planning to give a play for Play day. The chorus and dramatic club will meet at Christ church at 2 today.

Guests, with Miss Green and Mr. Hilgemeier, will be Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Short, Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan Smith. Mrs. Paul Eiteljorg, Misses Jane Hogate, Gladys Heck elman, Virginia Quire and Dr. Wayne Carson, William Shepler, John A. Godfrey and Henry Drake. Mrs. Smith will entertain Jan. 17 in honor of Mia* Greene.

PYTHIAN SISTERS TO HAVE SUPPER Marion County Association of Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at the Knights of Pythias hall on West Michigan street. Monitor Temple No. 244, will act as hostess. A cover dish supper will be served at 6:30. The evening session will be an open meeting, followed by a program.

Parties Will Be Given for Ruth Triller Among the parties planned for Miss Ruth Triller, whose marriage to Byron G. Sunderland W'ill take place Jan. 27 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, is one to be given Monday night at the Ethelenn tearoom by Miss Harriet Kistner. Miss Mary Adelaide Carriger will entertain Friday afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Triller, and Saturday afternoon Miss Louise Headrick will be hostess at a bridge party in her honor. Miss Triller will have her sister, Miss Myia Triller, as her hostess of honor, and Miss Kistner and Miss Carriger will be bridesmaids. Dudley J. Kemper will be. Mr. Saur.derland’s best man. Robert S. Hittle and E. Edward Masson will be ushers. Mrs. Robert Miller, 2918 North Delaware street, will entertain with a tea Sunday, Jan. 25, in honor of the bride-elect and Jan. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Triller will be hosts for the bridal dinner at the Columbia Club. CHURCH WOMEN TO HEAR OF MEXICO Mrs. Inez C. Samper, a native of Mexico, will give a program of musical numbers and interpretations of Mexican home life, in costume, Thursday afternoon at the meeting of the Women’s Association of the Methodist Episcopal church. A luncheon will be served for guests of the organization who will include members of the other groups of the church. Dr. Guy Carpenter will lead devotions, Mrs. Constance B. Fleig will be aceompaiyst. MRS. FRED STILZ WILL BE HOSTESS Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, 450 North Audubon road, state president of the Indiana branch of the International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons, will be hostess at the meeting of the officers and members of the executive board at noon Thursday, Jan. 15. Plans for the state convention to be held at Madison in the spring will be discussed, and work for the coming year outlined. Dress Flowers Flowers again are being worn on evening gowns. If you want to refurbish your evening frock, sew & garland of gardenias around the decoiletjwe- These are called “lei” necklaces, after the Hawaiian gar-, lands.

Gym Class Schedule Is Announced Directors of the health department of the Y. W. C. A. have announced a strenuous schedule for their spring term of gymnasium, dancing and swimming classes. The new term opens Jan. 26. Miss Louise Noble, health education director, announces that every I girl in Indianapolis is eligible to S some class being offered this ! spring. A class in social dancing is being offered Monday and Wednesday nights for men and women. Girls may attend unaccompanied. I “Normalizing'* classes for women I whose weight either is too great i or too small, will be held from 10 ! to 11, Tuesday and Friday morn--1 ings, followed by a plunge in the i pool. The course is designed to I remove extra weight and add ; weight to the under normal. Sugj gestions on diet also are given: Miss Noble Director Other gymnasium classes are at j 6:15 Monday and Wednesday nights : and at 7:15 Friday nights. Miss j Noble is director. Classes will be i in the Central Association buildj ing, augmented by Monday night | classes at the South Side branch i and night classes at Hawthorne ; community center and Long hos- ; pital. Dancing is being offered in many forms under the tutelage of Miss Vcynda Browne, who is beginning her second term with the association. Interpretive, ballet and natural dancing girls is offered Tuesday nights; tap dancing, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nights, and Tuesday morning for adults. , Classes for juniors in creative, bal--1 let and tap dancing are held Tues- | day and Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Miss Browne will give private lessons by appoint- ! ment. Swimming Pooi Open The swimming pool is open every day for lessons, one-hour plunges or private instruction. Junior classes for boys and girls are held Tuesday afternoons, and for older girls, Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons an Saturay mornings. Mrs. Bernice Branes, who is an experienced Instructor and certified Red Cross life saver, is in charge of the pool at all times, and gives class and private instruction. A class in Red Cross life saving is offered for advanced swimmers who are preparing for summer camp counselorship.

Alumnae Will Entertain for Actrve Chapter Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Mu Alumni Club, will entertain members of the active chapter at Butler university with a supper and house warming at the new chapter house on Hampton drive at 6 Wednesday. A gift from the association to the house will be presented by Mrs. Charles A. Harris, and will be accepted by Miss Betty Jeanne Davis, chapter president. The Kappa trio, Misses Johanne Perrin, Martha Tewalt and Virginia Elliott, will present a program of songs. Mrs. G. B. Taylor is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Maurice Stephenson, Mrs. Phillip Johnson, and Miss Ruth Stone.

Daughters of Isabella Circle to Hold Benefit Card Party

Mother Theodore circle, Daughters of Isabella will hold its second card party for the benefit of the St. Elizabeth’s home at the Antlers Thursday afternoon and night. Mrs. Joseph J. Speaks and Mrs. Katherine Halliman are in charge of general arrangements, assisted by: Mesdames Hermina Quellborts, Leonard Bairnoli, Nick Heiob, Malivhl Collins, Charles Kirkholf. C. C. Custad, Emma Fitzpatrick, and Misses Mary E. Sullivan, Catherine Gallagher and Helen Auger. A partial list of reservations follows: Mesdames Winifred Fe-'ell, James Blake. Eugene Bossong, Mary L . is, William Finn. Emma Fitzpatrick. Norbert Fox. J. J. Frank. William A. Franzman, John J. Gorman. Harvey J. Cronnan, H. J. Davey Jr., Eugene Deliner. William Dever, Malachi Collins. John Connor, Helen V. Costello, John A. Cecil, Mary Clingenpeel. George Bradley. Albert Braun. William S. Ankenbrock, James Ryan. Zella Noite, Louise O’Brien. Mesdames Cecil MeConahay. William McDowell, William P. Holmes, Genevieve Jackson, Stella Jansen, Frank Jones, William Judy, Kathryn Kalb, P. W, Kennedy. William Kiesle. Ann Fultz, Mathias Gasper, Alpha Gentry, John GriSin, MarshaU Growe. Edward J. Grummell, Leo F. Hahn. Perry Hedrick, Bernard Hinton. W. W. Drake Winifred Dugan, L. E. Earlywine. Mesdames W. W. Drake. E. F. Rhodes, Ed Trimpe, John Andres. Ann Couner, William Kiesle, Mary Crawford, John Clancy, Patrick Lawlar. W. J. Overmire, Humbert Pagan!. Felix Mastropole. Gertrude Miller. William Miller, J. K. Moorhead, Frank Krachenfels, Joseph Lauber, A. P. Lauck, Frances Lashbrock. David Lawlor, Thomas Maddalena. H. J# Manlon, J. E. Perry. Mesdames James Rocap, John Ahlmer, Mary Ida Bauer, Catherine Sales, H. B. Schaler. Melvin Schisla. Elizabeth B. Shook. Anna Sloan. Daniel Sweeney. Julia Toomey. F. C. Thompson. F. V. Viehman, George Waldo. Charlotte M. Weindel. Gussie Wiesenberger. Bernard Sielie, Herman Zietlow. Josephine Zimmerman and Leo Riley. Misses Edna Rink. Dorothy Roehm. Irene Roehm. Nell Sage, Delia Oates. Alma Obergfell, Louise Oberfell, Stella O'Connell. Anna O’Connor. Florence O’Connor. Marie O'Connor. Mayme McAllister, Mary E. McCarthy. Mary McCarthy. Margaret McDonald. Charlotte McHugh. Joan McHugh. Catherine Hollister. Minnie Holzer. Anna Hurley, Anna Hughes. Helen Jones. Ruth Kaufman. Mary C. Kavanaugh. Mary B. Kaufman. Mtses Prances M.l Kelley. Frieda Kiefer. Christian Funk. Ernestine Fuss. Kathryn Gallagher, Grace Gabriel. Winifred Gabriel. Henrietta Gardner. Elizabeth Gerlach. Rose GriSin. Cecelia Haley. Florence HamilL Stella Haugb. Lorena Hauser. Lucille Hayes. Rose Hennes. Helen Hickey. Bertha Hoffman. Flora Mary Dolan. Margaret Donnelly. Angelina Dona frier. Agnes Doley. Irene Daugherty and Mary Dugan. Misses Ijabelle Ley. Margaret Linder. Julia Lynch. Loretta Lynch, Helen Maroney. Josephine Mudd. Louise Mullanbrok. Mary Murphy, Helen O’Hara. Esther Faets. Teresa jjarcella. Margaret Marshall Ethel Malle. Mary Mischel. Margaret Monahan, Isabella Montani. Rosa Krleeh.

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Will Durant “Human conduct and belief now are undergoing transformations profounder and more disturbing than any since the appearance of wealth and philosophy put an end to the traditional religion of the Greeks,” says Will Durant, in his “Story of Philosophy.” Dr. Durant is appearing before Woman’s Department Club Wednesday in a talk, “Is Progress Real?”

Irvington Dramatic Club Ca: to Present French Play

French evening will oe observed by the Irvington Dramatic Club. Saturday night, Jan. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bertermann will be hosts, and Francis Insley will have charge of the program. Alexander Dumas’ “The Danchineffs,” will be presented, with the following members taking part: Messrs, and Mesdames Irwin Bertermann, George Newton, Carl Wagner, Homer Williams; Mrs. Robert Insley, Mrs. Walter S. King, and Edgar T. Forsythe.

SORORITY CONCLAVE WILL DRAW MANY

Alpha province convention of Sigma Phi Gumma sorority will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Terre Haute house in Terre Haute. The convention will open Sunday with registration and a tea. Satur-

day night there will boa formal reception and dance. Business sessions will be held Sunday morning. Delegates from Hartford City, Muncie, Marion, Pendleton, Kokomo, Richmond, Newcastle, Lafayette, North Manchester, Angola, Columbus, and Elwood will attend. Mrs. Harold

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Kohlmeyer, president of the local chapter, and Mrs. Roy Crowder will represent the Indianapolis chapter. Miss Myla Smith, international president, and Miss Mildred Blinn, province president, are members of the local chapter. Others from Indianapolis who will attend are Misses Mary J. Schenk, Florence Grady, Nellie Morgan, Ann Bowlin, Mary F. Brockway and Rebekah Hislop.

Mary Lyons. Elizabeth Madden, Edna Phinney. May Poirier. Anna L. Baitlano, Elizabeth Reagan. Helen Reidy. Marie K. Dunn. Mary Dwyer. Viola Everett and Anna Bova. Mises Kate Finley. Ann Finnegan, Dorothy Finnerty, Mary Flaherty. Caroline Foltz. Hortense Glenn. Julia Calbert, Anita Craft. Eulalie Craney. Mary Dalton. Mary Davey. Margaret Deal, Katherine Dierkess, Kathryn Connaughton, Anna Conner. Lorena Caubly. Margaret Conty, Mary E. Conway. Mildred Coony, Marie Bagnoli, Nora Calvelage, Stacla Canning and Clara Caroselll. SIGMA DELTA TAU PLANS INITIATION A joint meeting of the Alpha and Beta chapters of Sigma Delta Tau sorority will be held Wednesday at the home of Miss Juanita Buttz, 1102 Butler avenue. Final plans will be made for the slumber party and breakfast when the following girls will be initiated: Misses Betty Childers, Margaret Vaughan, Marie Sowders and Ruth Harris.

Kappa Alpha Theta Mother to Hold Guest Luncheon

Invitations have been issued for the annual guest lunhceon of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’ Club to be given Thursday at the chapter house, 442 West Forty-sixth street. Each member may bring PHI BETA PSI TO ENTERTAIN AT TEA Members of Phi Beta Psi sorority will entertain forty guests with a tea in the Harrison room of the Columbia club from 4 to 6 Sunday. The committee on arrangement* is composed of Misses Raffaela Montani, Ruth Palmer and Mary Donahue. The tea table will be decorated with a color scheme of pink and blue. Pink roses will be arranged in the center, with blue tapers tied with pink tulle in silver candelabrae. Mrs. Joe Sexton and Mrs. John Kelly will pour. They will be assisted by members of the committee and Misses Alivina Zimmerman and Eileen Scanlon. Luncheon to Be Held The Women’s Department Club auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing Association will have a luncheon at 12:30 Tuesday akthe Cynthia Bell tearoom, 1615 Central avenue. Mrs. Benjamin F. Cline will be the hostess.

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Will Dura to Addre City Grot Will Durant, lecturer tuuj thor, will address members guests of the Woman’s Depar Club Wednesday afternoon a clubhouse. His subject will | Progress Real?” Dr. Durant is the author oj Story of Philosophy,” “Tjansif Mental Biography,” and or? ft, Mrs. Henry L. Dithmer, cha of the hospitality committed be assisted by the following bers of her committee at th which will follow the prograij Mesdames H. L. Orlopp. Charles < C. M, Clayton. M. P. Conner. O | L. A. Pleury. Herbert Grimes. A. J. I C. Bred Klee. Wallace Knapp. J. j Moses B. Latry. J. J. Martin. AM L. A. Mansfield. T. E. Myers, !) Payne. C. E. Pittman, Ethel George W. Shaffer. W. H. Shd Harry E. Watson. Miss Pearl Goodwin, soprar companied by Miss Virginia baugh, will sing. Because of the limited capa the auditorium, members v limited to one guest each. Luncheon will be served at Mrs. Fleury is chairman, wit] Frank Malott, vice-chairman ervations must be made wit] Fleury by Monday night. Th< ness meeting, which will prece lecture, will begin at 2,

Mrs, John S. Harrison wi! the foreword. The play will b with the cast in costume. The program is the third series in which plays of \ countries are read, and the ap ments of the evening carried the fashion of the nation c Spanish evening and Englisl ning already have been obi and Norwegian, German and ese evenings will follow. Walter Montgomery is chairn the program committee for th

Dinner Party to Be Held t Tri Art Cl Annual formal banquet of 7 Club will be held at 6:30 t at the Antlers. Active mi will be hostesses to Inactive bers. Appointments will carry o club colons, purple, green am and tables will be arrang triangular shape after the f of the club pin. Pledges wil vide entertainment throug] evening. Dancing and bridj follow dinner. Members of the committi elude Miss Margaret Swern Anne Moore and Miss Inru Steele. Reservations have made for thirty-five guests. ALTRUSA CLUBS 'j MEET AT PEO Altrusa clubs in Indiana, M sin and Illinois will meet t first conference of District | Peoria, HI., Jan. 24 and 25. I apolis will send three delegat yet elected, and a number o( members will attend. Miss Ella Groninger is a u of the committee to draft th stitution and bylaws to be a for the district at the confi District officers will be elect!

Engagement c Miss Davids Is Announ, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Da’ 1909 Nowland avenue, annour engagement of their daughtei Thetus Lybe Davidson, to M| Ridenour. The wedding wii place at 4:30 Jan. 18 at the of the bride's parents. Miss Wreatha Lewsader. Brookside avenue, will enterl her home Thursday night 1 miscellaneous shower in ho Miss Davidson, The bridal peach and French blue, will fc in decorations and appoint Tlie hostess will be assisted mother, Mrs. Herschell Let and Mrs. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson w tertain with a bridal dim honor of their daughter at home Friday evening. The colors will be used in decora

a guest. Mrs. Edna Christiai ler university social director T - G - Wesenberg of the Butl, uity and Miss Sarah Cotton trar, will be special guests. ’ Ka t® Milner Rabb, and historian will speak or Coverlids.” Mrs. Harold Rc will sing a program of old-fas songs, in costume, t Mrs. w. c. Harrison will b< ess, assisted by Mesdames H. ams, Albert s. Mendenhall a N. Fleming The committee in charge luncheon is composed of Charles Henderson, chairman dames George H. Bachelor. G- Slaymaker, Lawrence Ran S. Adams, Herbert Mills, R Greenfield!' “* H

MISS CAPERTON I LUNCHEON GU Miss Frances Lemaux was i Friday at a luncheon and brl the Indianapolis Athletic ci honor of Miss Mary Capertor with her parents, Mr. and Woods Caperton, will leave J for a Mediterranean cruise. Guests with Miss Caperton Miss Sybil Stafford, Miss Jos< Rock wood. Miss Josephine Mi Miss Lois Graham, Miss Betts Ifcrich and Miss Emily Wolfs