Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1931 — Page 8

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Thetas of State Here for Meeting Annual state founder’s day luncheon of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority *as today when more than three hundred Thetas from all over the state gathered at the Claypool. Special tables for the speakers, officers, alumnae rush committee and advisory board were decorated with baskets of spring flowers and old gold candles in silver holders. Special guests were: M(*sdamc:, Purd B. Wright. Kunaa* City, grand vtce-preMdent and prlnc'pal speaker Btly Locke Hamilton Greeneastle, founder: Jesse Hughes, state alumnae are chairman, David Wylie, president of Bloomington alumnae chapter, Charles Robertson, president of Lafayette alumnae chapter, officers of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter, who acted as hostesses, Mrs. Robert Axtell, vice-president; Mrs. William P. Chapin, corresponding secretary: Mr; Thomas Luckett, treasurer; Misses Ricman, Conncrsvllle, district president. Catherine Tlllotson, president of Oreencastle Alumnae chapter; active < hapter presidents, Misses Betty Lou Hunter Indiana university; Betty Hodges, Butler, Barbara Fisher, De Pauw and chairman of Founder’s day arrangements, Mrs. Roy L Coats, arrangements; Mrs. Charles I. Fanner, dance; Mrs. Donald D Hoover, publiclt; Mrs. Prances Sinex, president of ♦he Indianapolis Alumnae chapter, presided at the luncheon and spoke briefly. Mrs. Wright spoke on "Loyalty to Theta”; Miss Rieman, ‘ News and Views.” A musical program included songs by Mrs. Roy Metzger, Lebanon, and piano numbers by Mrs. Thomas P. Woodson. At two other specail tables were members of the alumnae rush committee, which Included Mesdames Nell Waterbury, representing Purdue alumnae chapter; Joseph Walker, Do Pauw; Severin Buschman, Indiana; Miss Gertrude Delbrook, Butler. Representing the active chapters were incoming presidents: Misses Joan Durham, De Pauw; Margaret Jones, Indiana; Valencia Meng. Butler, and Georgie Dorner, Purdue. Covers were laid at the advisory board table for: Sirs. F. W. Hlxon, Misses Lillian Brownfield Lillian Southland, Greencastle. Mesuames C. J. Sembower, David Wylie. Lucy Murchle. Grace P. Young. Bloomington; Walter Krul, James P. Murray. Harold Robinson. Misses Charlotte Rcissner, Sarah Frances Downs, Indianapolis; Mesdames Kathleen Kohl. Kenneth Snyder, Elizabeth Boor, Misses Philena Palmer, Dorothy Mohlman, Lafayette. During the afternoon stunts were given by representatives of active chapters. Preceding the luncheon, conferences with state and national officers were held. House mothers from the active chapters of the state met for a conference and luncheon at the Columbia Club. Beta chapter, Alumnae association, met in conference with presidents of the active chapters; Mrs. Jesse Hughes, Greenfield, state alumnae chairman, met with state cataloguers, and Miss Mary Rieman, district president, had a conference witji members of the central rush committee. More- than two hundred reserva- . tions have been made for the dance j in the Riley room of the Claypool j tonight, including:

INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE Mesdames Frederick W. Ahrbecker, Robert Axtell. Maxwell Bailey, Emory R Baxter, Arthur Baynham, Charles C. Binkley, Russell Bosart, Scott Brewer, Watson Brigham, Severln Bushman, W. P. Chapin, Joseph Cavanaugh, H. Foster Clippinger, Roy Coats, Willis B. Conner Jr., Edgar L Davis, Bertram Das’, Donald Delbrook, Richard Dye, C. B. Dyer, Ralph O. Elvln. Charles Farmer, John Fuller, Ocorge Gill, John Goodwin, Allen C. Greer, Oliver Greer, Robert E. Hall, M. p. Harrison Jr.. C. L. Harrod, L. R. Hess, Lawrence Henderson, Robert S. Kittle, A D. Hitz. Dale Hodges, Donald Hoover, Robert Reiser. Paul Kistler, Perry Lesh, Frank K. Levinson. Theodore Locke, Thomas Luckett, M. S. Marble, Homer R. McKlnstray. Donald MClholland, Walter H Montgomery. John A. Mueller, Ralph I, Nessler, Edwin O'Neel, ( Frank Osborn, Henry Ostrcm, R. E. Pearcy, John Paul Ragsdale, Verne Reeder, Dwight Ritter, L B. Roberts, Harold Robinson, Layman Schell, Francis Stnex, Francis Sommer, Harold Sutherlln, T. Sylvester Taylor, S. B Van Arsdale, Charles L. Walker, Joseph Walker, Nell Waterbury, George Witt, Leon Zerfas, E. H, Zoercher. Ml6ses Margaret Axtell, Dorothy Barrett, Helen Beasley. Ann Burkert, Maxine Burger. Bernice Church, Elizabeth De Grief, Helen De Grief, Gertrude Delbrook, Emily Dunbar, Marjorie Gordon, Rebecca ■Tones. Constance Jones. Virginia Kingsbury, Betty Lee. Lucy Llndley, Betty Lower. Jane Messlck, Gladys Moor, Elizabeth McMs.th, Mildred Morgan. Gretchen Mueller, Rebecca Nicoson, Ruth O'Hair, Charlotte Relssner, Frances Smith, Jessie Stewart. Jeanne Stewart. A. W. Sutton, Louise Wills. OUT-OF-TOWN ALUMNAE Mesdames A. D. Erehart, Anderson; Kenneth Cline, E. A. O'Harron. C. J. Scmbower, D. G. Wylie. Miss Edna Johnson. Bloomington; Miss Lucy Beddoe. Bedford. Mesdames W. A. Kunkell Jr.. George R Louden. Bluffton; Paul Casebeer. Clinton; Misses Evelyn Seward, Columbus; Mary Jane Rleman, Conersvllle; Helen Rogers Hand, Cul"er; Mesdames A. J. Stevenson. Danville; George C. Rafert. Miss Jeanne Rafert, Fortville: Judith Bowen, Ft. Wayne; Barbara Bergen, TTanktfcrt: Mrs. W. M. McGaughey; Misses Catherine Tillotson, Rachel Benton. Margaret McGaughey, Greencastle; Mesdames Lawrence Oarrlott, Jesse Hughes, Misses June Jackson. Greenfield; Alice E. Stage, Kntghtstown; Mrs. F. H. Boor; Misses Lottie Robrtson. Elizabeth Gude, Catherine Horan, Dorothy Mohlman, Philena Palmer. Lafayette: Annabelle Parr. Lebanon: Mrs. Paul Fry. Linton; Misses Margaret Rose Burton. Katherine Burton, Martinsville; Mesdames C. E. Lawrence, Mooresvllle; Irving Ebeberg. Newcastle; N. C. Neal, D. H. Gaddis, Noblesvllle; Paul Mller, Pendleton; James H. Adamson. Terre HTaute, Misses Lola K Fisher. Sheridan: Jane Willta, Warsaw and Esther Hager, South Bend. BUTLER CHAPTER Misses Martha Adams, Magdalene Adame, Mary Adams. Muriel Adams, Anne Arnold. Martha Jane Baker, Helen Batchelor. Grace Barnett, Joan Boswell. Marv Clifton, Virginia Craig. Roberta Cramer, Virginia Fleming, Dorothy DeFrees. Harriett Dickerson, Jane Anne Gardner. Bernadtne Gipe. Virginia Goodwin Mary Elizabeth Goodnight, Marraret Harrison. Betty Hodges, Mary Hoover. Julia Henderson. Ruth Heaton, Jane Howe, Eleanor Hack, Mary Insley, Mardena Johnson. Catherine Jose, Margaret Kittle. Mary Jane Krull, Helen Louise Langston. Betty Lower. Helen Lucas. Harriett McOaughey. Valencia ‘Meng. Mary Mills, Mary Jane Morris, Merv Eleanor Peggs, Betty Ramey, Jane Riddell, Elma Rose Sailors, Martha Slaymaker Amelia Schmidt, Dorthea Smock. Mary Alice Skeliev. Eleanor Stlers, Marioriejorl© Tate. Mary Lou Thomas, Mary Lou Wheeler, Lucie Warfel. Evelyn Wolford, Frances Zaring. Myrle Zaring. INDIANA CHAPTER Misses Jane Myer, Katherine Palmer, Barbara Nell Schaffer, Betty Stout, Jar.e Toner. Betty White, Betty Whitten, Katherine Voung, Elisabeth Abbott, Eleanor Binford, Mary Chambers, Elolse Coffing, Grace Daugherty, Justine Green, Berta Clare Herdich, CUUc* James, Nan <7 Jtqr,

H sfc- f |V * ISS elma Hinsha.w <v MissSakaiAnn Matthews \ ?•• •• Xlijfllff / Before her marriage last Satur- Kappa Kappa Gamma alumna* * IgUIPr / day at the Irvington Methodist in Indianapolis at the IndianapolL \ j ■ SpF J Urbon Stahl was Miss Beatrice “Gangsters and their molls’ N. > , w Johnson, daughter of Mi', and and other habitues of Bowen mill! \ \V J Mrs. Everett C. Johnson, 5505 dance halls and bars will attenc \ ' ’ IMP’ 5 ”. | j Pleasant Run parkway. the Bowery ball sonsored by th< \ / Miss Virginia Lucas is chairman actors and workers’ guild of th< / of the program to be given next Civic theater Friday, March 13 , , 1 ' Saturday at the state luncheon in the Rathskellar of the Ato \/l \ f , of the Delta Gamma sorority at naeum. Mrs. Bertrand S. Hawkin ‘ ■'' jo e Vi Qr-viM 1 a . ,/> ao the Columbia Club, sponsored by is in charge of ticket sales. viiMjiNiA L-U L.Ps’o the Indianapolis alumnae organiz- Miss Thelma Hinshaw will be- — : n.tvinn A Hnncf -mill ho holH in

Margaret Jones, Margaret Kuch, Judith Mauzy, Caroline Mitchell, Marjorie Moore. DE PAUW CHAPTER Mlses Betty Lou Hunter, Frances Morrison, Lois Grider, Virginia Rariden, Mary Lou Hostetler, Marian Power, Elwood Miller, Eleanor Peterson, Mary Brandon, Marjorie Anne Lilly, Jane Miller, Cornelia Aaron, Helen Foster, Rebabelle McMahan, Mary Downy Shaw, Delight Baxter, Joan Durham. Mary Frances Shock, Alice Aaron, Helen Mae Kir.gery, Josephine Chambers, Martha Gregory, Mary Prickett, Marian Duncan, Ruth Frederick, Isabel Hadley, Martha Moore, Mary Belle Long, Ethel Mary Ostrom, Ruth Brown, Muriel Millet, Elizabeth Miller, Harriet Smith, Marjorie Roe, Margaret Kostanzer, Jane Payne. Charlotte Ward, Lois Lumpkin, Dorothy Wurst, Barbara Gustafson, Jane Saxon, Gretchen Hamilton, Betty Green. Jane Tobin. Miriam Brant, Mary Patton, Caroline Hltz. PURDUE CHAPTER Misses Georgia Dorner, Jo Shelby, Priscilla Ramsay, Kelter McCoy, Eleanor McClintock, Jane Jones, Lucy Keiser, Betty Bolds. Florence Dunnington, Mary Shambough. Betty Congdon, Jane Wright. Mary Ruth Britt, Marjorie Chadwick. Miriam Moore, Mary Ann Miller, Helen Weber, Alice Mary Lehmanfl Mary Louise Bean, Elizabeth Meisinger. Martha Allen, Dorothy Robbins, Barbara Fisher, Harriett Hall. NEW CENTURY CLUB TO GIVE LUNCHEON Mrs. Ward J. Rice, 5250 North Pennsylvania street, will entertain with a covered dish luncheon at 12 Wednesday, at her home, for members of the New Century Clib. She will be assisted by Mrs. E. F. Jones. Mrs. J. Edwin Rogers will read a paper on “The American Mercury.” Mrs. Charles Graul will talk on magazines, contrasting Godey’s, Peterson’s and Putnams. Mrs. James L. Kalleen will give a special reading. WOMEN OF RETAIL GROUP WILL MEET Indianapolis chapter, No. 20. Woman's organization. National Association of Retail Druggists, will observe President’s day with a 12:30 luncheon Tuesday at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Edward Ferger will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Edward H. Nilas, president, Mrs. James Sproule, Mrs. W. C. Freund and Mrs. W. F. Holmes. Mrs. Laura Stephen New will be speaker. OSTEOPATHS HEAR BUTLER PROFESSOR Dr. P. R. Hightower, professor of psychology and character education at Butler university, 6poke Friday night before members of the State Osteopathic Association at the monthly meeting at the Spink-Arms. His subject was “Modern Methods of Treating Psycnoses.” He discussed the most prevalent disturbances which are unrelated to any typo o/ organic injury

Program to Be Given for Patronesses Patronesses of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will meet at 10 Wednesday morning, at the home of Mrs. Edward B. Taggart, 5695 North Delaware street. Following is the program: Reading—" Life of Schubert." . Mrs. Norman L. Schneider. Voice—- " Der Tod Und Madchen” Schubert "Ave Marie" Schubert "Haiden Roslein” Schubert Mrs. John W. Hutchings. Piano Quartet—“ Unfinished Symphony” • • • ■ Schubert Mesdames Dan Flickinger. Taggart, James Ritchey and E. E. Voyles. Voice Duet—- " Sylvia" Schubert "Serenade” Schubert Mrs. Cornelius Posson and Mrs. Schneider; Mrs. Harriett Burtch, accompanist. Relief Corps to Meet Council of past presidents of George H. Chapman, woman’s relief Corps, will meet with Mrs. Lydia Wilson, 104 Hancock avenue, Wednesday for a luncheon. A business meeting will follow:

PLEPGE CAPTAIN

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Kappa Phi Gamma sorority will hold rough initiation for pledges at the home of Miss Vivian Tevebaugh, 650 East Twenty-second street, Saturday night. Miss Cornelia Packer, pledge captain, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Miss Tevebaugh and Mrs. Robert Allenthrop. Pledges are Misses Helen Kofby, Naomi Mikesell and Thelma Starkey. Formal initiation will be held Tuesday a4 the Antlers.

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Before her marriage last Saturday at the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church, Mrs. Russell Urbon Stahl was Miss Beatrice Johnson, daughter of Mi*, and Mrs. Everett C. Johnson, 5505 Pleasant Run parkway. Miss Virginia Lucas is chairman of the program to be given next Saturday at the state luncheon of the Delta Gamma sorority at the Columbia Club, sponsored by the Indianapolis alumnae organization. A dance will be held in the evening. Miss Sara Ann Matthews is stunt chairman for the state day celebration to be held next Saturday under the auspices of the

Phi Omega Pi to Hold State Luncheon, Dance at Lincoln

Members of Phi Omega Pi sorority from active chapters at Indiana, and De Pauw universities, and alumnae members, will hold their annual state luncheon and dance today in the Travertine room at the Lincoln. Indianapolis alumnae are in charge of arrangements. The committee includes Misses Christine Dietrich, ; Clara Moore, Leatha Wood and Imogene Mullins. Miss Helen Noble is president of the local organization. Decorations and appointments will carry out the sorority colors, sapphire blue and white. Miss Wood will be toastmistress. Speakers and musicians on the program will include Miss Noble, Miss Mary Carroll, president of Xi chapter, Indiana university; Miss Edna Voltz, president of Rho chapter, De Pauw university; Mrs. Mil- : dred Cathcart Warrick, Misses Bernice Axtell, Florence Housh and ! Mildred Wood. Reservations for the : luncheon and dance have been made ! by the following: Mesdames Paul R. Schnaitter, Quentin R. Stultz. C. R. Switzer. Mildred Cathcart Warrick, W. A. Huggard. Charles Becker, Ermal Heddon: Misses Adrienne Schmedel, Anna May Kimmell. Kathleen Thompson. Beulah Anderson. Hazel Holland, Edna Voltz. Medra Holdeman, Margan Cox. Helen Lyons. Martha Lyons. Mildred Caviness. Vera Grace Brown. Betty Poorman, Ednaferoe Jones Dorothy Kilkerson, Ruth Landis. Irma Bratton. Madeline Smith. Isabel Johnson. Gwendolyn Gregory. Mary Ellen McCarthy. Laura Schick. Martha Watson. Mary Carroll. Mary Goff. Audrey Carter. Helen Heavllon. Mary Peterson. Florence Housh. Maurine Davis, Helen Steinebach. Rebecca Fisher. Louise Adams, Vanda Miller. Mary Carter. Imogene Hillis. Irma Winner. Geraldine Grover. Schurl Marshall. Sara Louise Earl, Mildred Corrie. Murrill Rambo. Carol McCullough, Virginia Hunter. Dora Ulrich. LaVerne Laughlin. Kathryn Pepper. Helen Janet Fisher, Geneva Van Dament. Mabel Luella Riggs. Ch.’.Stine Dietrich. Clara Moore. Helen NcHe, Leatha Wood. Dorothy Dunn, Mary Wf ssert. Mable Marlar. Mary Elizabeth Lyons. Dorotha Walls. Lillian Gudgel and Lena K. Barber. Class Will Meet Phi Alpha Sunday school class lof Central Christian church will , meet Tuesday night at 7:30, at the ! home of Mrs. Agnes Peiter, 808 I North Bradley avenue. Mrs. E. C. • Rumpler is teacher of the class. 1 The hostess will be assisted b? Mesdames Clara Dobson and Laura Belle Tress. Arrange Club Meeting Ind’ ma Gamma Alumnoe Club of Pi Beta Phi sorority will meet at 7:30 Monday at toe home of Miss Martha Hawkins, 2120 North Pennsylvania street.

Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae in Indianapolis at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. “Gangsters and their molls” and other habitues of Bowery dance halls and bars will attend the Bowery ball sonsored by the actors and workers’ guild of the Civic theater Friday, March 13, in the Rathskellar of the Athnaeum. Mrs. Bertrand S. Hawkins is in charge of ticket sales. Miss Thelma Hinshaw will become the bride of Warren Dawson Sunday afternoon at the Union Chapel church. The brideelect is the daughter of Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw, 6325 Bellefontaine street.

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DR. HIGHTOWER TO TALK AT BETH-EL Dr. P. R. Hightower of the department of psychology of Butler university will speak on “Modern Methods of Reconditioning Children,” before the meeting of the Beth-El-Zedeck sisterhood at 2 Monday in the vestry room at the temple. Dr. Hightower is an authority on child psychology, and is well known as a lecturer. Mrs. Isaac Marks is in charge of the program committee, and obtained Dr. Hightower as the speaker. Another feature of the program will be a group of dramatic readings by Mrs. Milton Steinberg. A tea and social hour will follow the program. Members are privileged to bring guests. CHURCH MISSIONARY GROUP WILL MEET Missionary society of Memorial Presbyterian church will meet at 2 Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ida Shutt, 4163 Broadway. Mrs. E. W. Nelson will give the lesson. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames O. B. Eberly, J. C. Plasket, Lee Hauck, Frank Emerick, W. C. Maun, A. H. Scott. Harry Richardson and L P. Develling.

Traveler to Address Clubwomen Edward Tomlinson, lecturer,* traveler and authority on South American affairs, will address the general meeting of the Woman’s Department Club at the March meeting on Wednesday. His subject will be “Wings Over South America.” Tomlinson just has completed an airplane tour of the country. In his talk Tomlinson will discuss relations between the republics of South America and the United States. The lecture will be preceded by a business meeting at 2 and a short musical program. The book-a-month study group will meet at 10:30 Wednesday, when Mrs. Arley McNeely will review “The Raven” (Marquis James). Luncheon will be served at 12:30 Mrs. Charles A. Breece 16 in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames T. F. Davidson, H. B. Pike, Arthur P. Thomas, B. G, Taylor, Harry E. Watson, James D. Ermston and John M. Williams. Election of officers also will be held Wednesday. Candidates who were nominated for the offices are: Mesdames Clayton Ridge and Robert A. Dennis, second vice-president; P. A. Keller, third vice-president: Harry Orlopp and John Engelke. corresponding secretary, and Harvey Crossland and R. S. Carson, auditor. Three directors will be chosen from the Mesdames Frances Wands. John Connor. W. C. Bartholemew and Miss Katherine Beeson. Mrs. Keller will be hostess for the Woman’s Department Club auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing auxiliary at luncheon at her home, 2525 Balsam avenue, Tuesday.

W. C. T. U.

Zerelda Wallace union, W. C. T. U., will meet at 10:30 Tueisday at the home of Mrs. Henry F. Spreen, 924 Garfield drive. Mrs. John E. Jenks will have charge of morning devotions. A regular business session will follow. The Rev. R. C. Dawes, pastor of the First Friends church, will lead the afternoon devotions. Mrs. R. C. Dawes will sing. Dr. David N. Edwards, executive secretary of the Indiana council of international relations will speak on “The Liquor Traffic in Europe.” Mrs. Flodira Weimer will give a reading and Miss Beulah Bailey will have charge of the singing. A buffet luncheon will be served at noon. Nina Brigham union will hold annual institute in the Woodruff Place Baptist church, Walcott and Michigan streets, at 1:30 Tuesday. County and local directors will present work of departments. The Rev. L. C. Trent, pastor of the church, will speak. A program of special music will include numbers of Misses Mildred and Carroll Strope and Roy Smith. County officers will speak. Mrs. Will Adam? also will speak in the afternoon. Broad Ripple Union will hold a local institute at 10:30 Wednesday at the Broad Ripple Christian church, Sixty-second street and Carrollton avenue. Department work presented by county and local directors and a business session will be on the morning program. Luncheon will be served. The afternoon program will convene at 1:30. Mrs. Nellie Young will have charge of the devotions. Afternoon speakers will be the Rev. J. H. Tilsley, Mrs. C. W. Ackman and the Rev. N. G, Talbott. North East union will hold its second local institute and birthday party beginning at 10:30 Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dora Baker, 2235 Nowland avenue. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. Homer Phillips. The morning program will be devoted to a business session and demonstration by the local directors. A covered dish luncheon will be served. The afternoon program will include a medal contest of vocal numbers and a Union Signal demonstration. Mrs, Frank J. Lahr will speak. _ Tuxedo union will hold a meeting from 2 to 4 Friday in the Claypool parlors, mezzanine floor. Mrs. Ida Davis, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Hopewell, will have charge of the devotions. Vayhinger union will meet at 2 Thursday at the home of Mrs. Carl Gruelle, 1140 North Beville avenue. Mrs. M. D. Willey, director of evangelistic department, will introduce the Rev. Forrest Read, pastor of Brookside United Brethren church, who will lead the devotional service. Response to roll call will be by naming number of years of membership and number of new members secured this last year. Mrs. E. P. Messick. treasurer, will speak on “Hold Fast Unions.” Mrs. Alice Yeo, director of official papers, assisted by four members, will present a playlet, “Bargain Day.” Mrs. T. A. Radley, director of narcotics department, will read a paper, “The Struggle of Mankind Against Its Deadliest Foe.” Miss Bessie Hart will give a parliamentary drill. All standing committees will give reports. University Heights union will hold the regular all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Baerman, 1718 Lawrence avenue, at 10:30 Tuesday. The Rev. Emma Miller will have charge of the devotions. The Rev. Alva Roberts and Mrs. Maude Patton will sing a duet. Mrs. Echo Brown will read. Mrs. E. A. Williams, official paper director of the county, will speak. The Rev. Guy E. Lowry, pastor of the Southport Methodist Episcopal church, will speak In the afternoon. Guest day will be observed. Frances Willard union will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M. Bowers, 212 West Thirty-third street, from 2 to 4 Tuesday. Local directors will report work of their departments. The following departments will give demonstrations: Evangelistic, Mrs. T. A. Berry; child welfare, Mrs. R. A. Campbell; union signal. Mrs. G. B. Ross. Mrs. J. G. Moore will have charge of the devotions. The Rev. A. L. Duncan, pastor of the Home Presbyterian church, will speak. Mrs. A. L. Duncan will sing. Frances Cleveland union will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Hines in Edge wood. Mrs. Ada Nelson, a missionary from India, who is home on a vacation, will be the speaker. Guest day will be observed.

PHI MU SPEAKERS

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The program of the state day celebration of the Phi Mu sorority will include talks by Mrs. M. C. Hunt, Lafayette, former state chairman nf the organization, and Miss La Vina Common, president of the active chapter at Purdue university. The luncheon will be held in the Chateau room at the Claypool, March 14.

Club to Have Guest Meeting at Propylaeum Propylaeum Club will present Miss Ethel M. Mills at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse. Miss Mills will talk on “England— From Unfrequented Byways and Lanes.” Each member may bring one guest. Luncheon will be served preceding the lecture. Reservations may be made at the club. Mrs. John Kern will' be assisted by: Mesdames Herman Munk, J. ottis Adams. B. W. Gillespie, E. H. Kemper McCorab, Clifford Arrick, Ferris Taylor, Albert E. Uhl. Jefferson H. Claypool, Demarchus Brown, Oscar N. Toriau, Virgil H, Lockwood, Bertha Balke, Howard Marmon, Ronald C. Gren, Edson T. Wood, William, J. Shafer, Norman Metzger, Samuel E. Perkins. William Baum, Wymond J. Beckett, George M. Dickson! Frank M. Powell, Christopher Coleman, Alex Vonnegut, Henry Fraser, Frank Wampler, Clarke Rogers, Wililam F. Kuhn, Mansur B. Oakes, Walter J. Hubbard! Charles T. Vajen; Misses Anna Hasselman Genevieve Pickrell. Deborah Duane Moore! Florence Lisle Jones, Sarah L. Nlbla Jn. Engagement Is Announced at Reception Announcement of the engagement of Miss Hildegrade Kluger, daughter of Mrs. Max Kluger, 738 East Orange street, to Dr. E. V. Schulz, was made at a bridge party given Friday night by Misses Lillian and Margaret Kluger, sisters of the bride-elect, at their home. Dr. Schulz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schulz, 1215 Union street. Hand-made place cards announced the wedding, which will take place Sunday, March 29. Decorations and appointments were In the brida/I colors, pale blue, silver and rose. Guests were: Mesdames Carl Kluger, Morristown: J. H. Schulz. George L. Shumaker. I. E. Wene. R. W. Elsea, J. B. Wakeland; Misses Ruth Emigholz. Kathrvn Tacoma, Helen Adolav. ■ Edna Staub. Dorothea Kluger. Marie Strieblen. Alberta Bemd. Esther Schulz and Dorothy Rubin, Hostess Is Named Mrs. John Clark, 1504 North Gladstone avenue, will entertain members of the Chatter Box Club at her home Thursday. LECTURER

Edward Tomlinson Edward Tomlinson, authority on South American, makes the country, “Not a vague far off land, but a living reality.” Tomlinson will address members of the Woman’s Department Club Wednesday afternoon at the club house.

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j Wedding Is to Be Held I in Church The marriage of Miss Thelma I Hinshaw, daughter of Dr. Gertrude 1 Hinshaw, 6325 Bellefontaine street. 1 and Warren Dawson, will be held at 4:30 Sunday at the Union Chapel , church, with Dr. M. A. Farr, Spencer, officiating. The altar will be banked with palms and ferns and lighted by I cathedral candles in seven branch candela brae. The bride will be attended by her j sister, Miss Florence Hinshaw, who j will wear a gown of blue point d'esprit, a large tulle hat and carry pink rosebuds. Halford Dawson will be hi? brother’s best man. Jack Mann and James Foster will be ushers. The bride will wear a white satin gown. Her tulle veil will be caught across the cap with pearls, and she will carry white roses. A reception will be held at tire Scverin for members of the families and the bridal party. The couple will leave immediately for a honeymoon, the bride traveling in a navy blue ensemble with blue accessories. They will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride is a former student of Butler university and a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. The bride--1 groom attended Purdue university and is a member of Theta Chi.

Campfire Girls

Miss Janet McKellar. national associate field secretary, presented the following guardians with the Shutauka honor at council Are Saturday, Feb. 28, at the close of guardians’ training institute: Mesdames Charles H. Smith, preslden' of the council: Paul C. La Blant, Ralph I B. Humphreys. Mary Heagy. Robert W | Baker. A L. Jenkins. Misses Agnes Mooney. Mary Marshall, Margaret Mar ohall, Pauline Mohler. Kathleen Klalber. Ethelmae Miller, Irene Goldsmith, June Weir, Martha Scott. Helen L. Nlahals. Dorothy Frltch, Ada Tudor. Hazel Smith Blanche Mcßride, Ruth Beaman. Naomi Burton. Margaret Heagy. Mies McKellar also presented training course certificates to Mesdames Humphreys. Heagy. Charles Goldsmith. Ralph Stratmar.. Rober* Baker. Marjorie Sutherlln. A. L. Jen kins. Misses Scott. Klalber. Hazel Smith Pauline Mohler, Isabelle Eves Louisa Reiter. Miss McKellar conducted the council fire with the following girls taking part: Jane La Blant. Betty La Blant. Eleanor Jane Fullenwlder. Bertha Slaughter. Bettv Hobbs. Marie Pennington. Magdallne Snyder, Dorothy Strong. Virginia Neffle and Margaret Heagy. „^ aj ! Mnku group of the North Methodist church, Miss June Weir guardian, elected officers at their meeting Tuesday afternoon. TTiev are: President. Genevieve Bryant; vice-presi-dent. Eleanor Jane Fullenwlder; secretary Ni ch°alds; treasurer. JoanMchoalds. and scribe. Lenore Snethen. The girls also planned their meetings for the following three months. Oteyokwa group. Mrs. Mary Heaev guardian, held a meeting Monday in th* Irvington Methodist Methodist Episcopal church. They elected girls to go to the sames C ° nferenC *' SOn * s and ulavcd .. Pla Z, da ' wlu ** Saturday. March 14 a; the First Baptist church. 401 North Me : - T T e KrOUDS con t*tlng will give their ten-minute plays at this time Cwnmittee of awards will be held at the F* W. C. A. at 9:30 a. m.. March 31. Birthday council fire will be held Friday at 7:30. March 27. at the Manus! gymnasium. Thursday afternoon. April 2, there will be a skating party at the Riverside skating rink at 2 o’clock. All Camp Fire Girls and their friends are invited. Aktati group at Washington high school had a business meeting and worked on their symbols Wednesday afternoon. Group at School 47 is working on its play for “play day.” They an also making letter openers and tooling leather for the handles. Wauwakan group at Rauh Memorial library is working on its woodgatherers rank. Five girls plan to take rank in March. Akitawheynin group at School 28 attended the community sing at the Fletcher Avenue Methodist Episcopal church instead of having regular meeting. Fifty girls were present. Okicipa group, Miss Alice Steketee, guardian, met at School 80 Monday afternoon. Members had an hour of Camp Fire music and played games. There has been anew group of Camp Fire Girls organized at the First Evangelical church. The following girls comprise the group: President, Mary Klnley; vice-president Margaret Joy Gommell; secretary. Mar Boggs; treasurer, Dorothy Hlnchmar. scribe. Alberta Riffle; Betty Allen, Belmi Riley. Dorothy Kelly. Hazel Terhune anc Mary Kathryn Harrison. Mrs. William Ehrhardt is guardian and Miss Marjorie Stettle assistant guardian. Tanda group, Mrs. Marjorie Sutherlin, guardian, met Thursday aft) ernoon in East Washington street library. Members held a business meeting and practiced their play for play day. They also are practicing a three-act play to be given soon. Icayaskam group of School 49, Mis Hazel Smith, guardian, is practicing on its play. Blue Jay Bluebird group, under S!5 e i S 5 lp , of Mlss Strong, modeled in clay Tuesday Last week they went on a nature hike P^fil ya 0t 8011001 49 • Miss Pauline Mohler. guardian, had a business meeting and had Betty Leerkamp and Florence Klotsche read their threeminute talks. They &Lso read re--ITLhOT OrS and worke<! on their head bands. Luncheon Amrcinged Bea Beta alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi Omega sorority will meet for luncheon at 1 next Saturday at. the home of Mrs. S. b. Walker, 52 Layman avenue. Club to Arrange Sale Regular meeting of Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta sorority will be held at 8 Monday at the home of Miss Katherine Moore, 44 South Denny street. Plan? will be made la : a paper sale.