Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1931 — Page 10

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Art Clubs to Convene at Institute Sixth annual convention of the Ihdiana Federation of Art Club will be held Friday and Saturday at the John Herron Art Institute. The art department of Woman’s Department Club of Indianapolis will act as hostess for the convention. Mrs. H. B. Burnet is chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Mark D. Hamer, chairman of the art department, and Mrs. Everett Schofield, president of the club. A feature of the convention will 'be the closing banquet, the eighth annual dinner of the art department of the Woman’s Department Club, at 6:30 Saturday in the Riley ropm at the Claypool. Dr. John Shapley, professor and chairman of the Art department of Chicago university will be speaker, Mrs. Hamer will preside. Mr. Leonidas Smith will be chairman of arrangements. Registration will be held at 9:30 Friday, and the first session will open at 10 with greetings by Mrs. Jack Goodman of the Indianapolis Art Association. Year’s Work to Be Reviewed A .summary of the year’s work will be given by Mrs. John Allee, Greencastle, president; J. H. Walters, Purdue university, vice-president, and Mrs. Earle Wayne Bott, Indianapolis, treasurer. Mrs. Burnet will announce results of the 1930 school ground beautification contest conducted by Indiana university, the Federation of Art Clubs and the State Parent-Teachers Association. Mrs. J. R. Marsh, Muncie, chairman of the nominating committee, will announce the following slate: Dr. Homer P. Rainey, Franklin college, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph L. Cosier, Bloomington, recording secretary; Mrs. Paul T. Payne, Indianapolis, treasurer; Mrs. D. J. Prohaska, Whiting, and E. Y. Guernsey, Bedford, directors. At 11, a round table discussion led by J. B. Wiles, head of the Ft. Wayne Chamber of Commerce, will be held on “Where Shall We Begin to Create Public Interest in Civic Art?’’ Lawrence V. Sheridan, Indianapolis landscape artist, will take part in the discussion on showing how principles of city and regional planning operate to produce civic beauty. The discussion will continue at a luncheon to be held in the Colonial tearoom, 1433 North Pennsylvania strit. Mrs. Harry Lee Boshore, Marion, will be hostess, and Mrs. Lawrence Keelty, Madison, will lead discussion.' Will Tour Gallery Mrs. Allee and Mrs. Burnet will preside at the Friday afternoon program. Speakers will include Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, Indianapolis; Mrs. Robert E. Burke, Indiana university, and Colonel Richard Lieber, head of the state department of conservation. There will be a gallery tour at 3 and a talk on the present exhibition. Convention visitors will be guests of the Indiana Artists Club, Friday, at its eighth annual costume ball to be held in Sculpture court of the art institute. A reception for Indiana Artists Club officers, directors and members will be held proceeding the dance. Mrs. Hamer, Mrs. Schofield, George Layman, president of the club, Mr. and Mrs. George Mess and Miss Miriam Solar, will comprise the reception committee. The Convention will open at 9:30 ! Saturday with Mrs. Allee and Miss Lovina Knowlton, Logansport, vicepresident, presiding. Mrs. Earl Moomaw, Indianapolis; Mrs. F. A. j Carter, Connersville, district chairman, and Mr. Guernsey will be speakers. The following wornen wil Ibe hostesses for Saturday’s luncheon: Mrs. T.'Victor Keene, Mrs. Paul T. Payne, Indianapolis, Miss Ruth T. Miles, Martinsville, and Miss Jane Tudor, Zionsville. Mrs. Burke will preside and Wilbur D. Peat, director of the art- institute, will speak on “Ownership of Art.’’ Registration from 10 to 11 The Saturday afternoon session will convene at 1:30 with Mrs. Allee and Mrs. T. C. Steele, wife of the late T. C. Steele, Indiana painter, presiding. Mrs. C B. King, Chicago, chairman of the Hoosier Salon Patrons Association, and Mrs. Frederic Krull, Indianapolis, will speak. In connection with the convention, the Federation of Junior Art Clubs will hold its annual meeting Saturday. Miss Marion Bilby is president. Registration will be held from 10 to 11, and officers’ reports will be read. Miss Bilby and Miss Catherine Martin, newly appointed sponsor, will preside. Mrs. Burnet will speak at 11 on, “The Need for Junior Art Clubs,” and Mrs. Allee will discuss their work. Announcement of the election of officers will be made and the convention will adjourn for luncheon with the sgnior meeting. The juniors will attend the program in the afternoon.

Mrs. Develling to Entertain Church Group Missionary society of Memorial Presbyterian church will meet at 2 Wednesday at the home .of Mrs. L. P. Develling, 3054 Ruckle street. Mrs. O. E. McMance will give the Bible lesson; Mrs. Walter Lemon will read a paper. ‘‘The Negro—Opportunities and Progress In America.” Mrs. Frank Cleveland and Mrs. Harry Stombaugh also will speak. Assistant hostesses for the meeting include Mesdames H. M. Stradling. W. T. Chafee, Charles Worrell, George W. Perlee, Charles Spahr, Charles Deeter, James Stewart and Ida Shutt. MU PHI PATRONS TO HEAR MU SIC ALE Patronesses of the Mu Phi Epsilon. national honorary musical sorority, will meet at 10 Wednesday morning, April 8. at the home of Mrs. Charles Maxwell, 401 East Fifty-sixth street. Charles Hansen will give a talk on Mendelssohn. Musical numbers will include a vocal solo, “Jerusalem” (Mendelssohn), by Miss Leona Wright, and a piano duet, “Ruyblas” (Mendelssohn). by Mrs. Dan Flickinger and Mrs. James Ritchey.

,a r\ Q B _ dianapolis Athletic Club at 1 on ISS AAILDRED rAuLiNfF uARRETT ir JfV Wednesday. t za;/}/v PHOTO |J J G Mueller, 1305 College aveslfi . I ment of his daughter, Miss Norma Kappa Theta Alumnae to Tour j the Dartmouth university faculty. Four Community Fund Homes W* M 21**211 A “Come and See Trip” will be fas. corespondmg secretary; Mrs. Charles ll|||if 0 to br^ven'bv^Chi^dren's Sunshine icld by members of the Indianap- farmer. corresponding editor: Miss Helen §§ |ggg| T £be given by' Childr en ‘Sunshine >liS Alumnae Association Os Kappa De Grief and Miss Virginia Kingsbury. so- j|j§||. ■/'? •• Hotpl Antler* Three rlnnr nri?e* iinha Theta Saturday afternoon clal scrvtce committee; Mrs. Donald D. Jr iP Hotel Antlers. Ihree door prizes 1 / Hoover, publicity, and Miss Elizabeth M. will be awarded, it has been anVpnl 11 following a business ses- Berterman. telephone. -A- liounced ion at the home of Mrs. William The committee of hostesses is BPSIIIr £ J " “/ , ' Mrs Amanda J Barrett 3625 Chapin, 3907 North Delaware rn mno*ed of- WmmWmSm ;*K . 1& < „ , s - A manaa j. Barrett, J 620 itreet. Four agencies of the Indi- Mesdames Edward Poster -smith rhair- ijll? - AjM ' mP: A Sa em street > announces the enmapolis Community Fund, includ- man; Thoma sc. Batchelor. Willis B Con- M-m m H nt p of r he L. dau f ht ® r * ng the Flanner House, Christamore nor. Blanton coxen. Evanson Earn. Edear Mndred_Pauline Barrett, to John Settlement, the Florence Crittenden Young Patterson. James Ray. wister shir- .. .. . * Earle Stover, Cleveland, son of lome, and the Old Ladies’ Home ley .Rosalie soong. a. w. Sutton. and Miss MiSS NoRMA IVIuEU-Efc Mr - and Mrs - D - F - Stover, Alvill be visited. Louise Wilson, assisted by the social serv- bmwzach photo toona, Pa. The wadding will take

Kappa Theta Alumnae to Tour Four Community Fund Homes

A “Come and See Trip” will be held by members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Alpha Theta Saturday afternoon, April 11, following a business session at the home of Mrs. William P. Chapin, 3907 North Delaware street. Four agencies of the Indianapolis Community Fund, including the Flanner House, Christamore Settlement, the Florence Crittenden Home, and the Old Ladies’ Home will be visited. The trip will be made in busses, w'hich will leave the home of Mrs. Chapin at 3. At 4:30, at the last stop, a musical program and tea has been arranged by the program committee. Newly elected officers of the chapter will be special guests. They are: Mesdames Charles Binkley, president; John Paul Ragsdale, vice-president; Miss Constance Jones, recording secretary; Miss Mildred Morgan, treasurer; Mrs. Leon Zer-

Personals

Miss Marthalou Kennedy, 4456 Central avenue, left today fcr a trip to California and Vancouver, British Columbia. Miss Charlotte Twitty, senior at Ward Belmont school, is spending spring vacation at Biloxi, Miss., and New Orleans, La. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Twitty, 3319 North Meridian street. Miss Gwendolyn Short, 1007 East Maple road, has returned from Rensselaer, Ind., where she gave a program of dramatic selections for the Literary Club. QUARTET TO AID MAROTT MUSICALE Assisting artists for the Sunday night musical in the marble ballroom of the Marott from 8:45 to 10 will be members of the La Shelle quartet, Miss Marian K. Thomas, Miss Caroline J. Folta, Hugh H. Mason and Edward La Shelle, accompanied by Mrs. Bonnie Blue Brown. The program follows: Trio—‘'Finale” (from D-Mir.orl Voiced- Mendelssohn !h( nth Centurv Cello— ThC ' at the Spring”...Beach ... . „.. Edward La Shelle. Kol Nidre (Oh! Dav of God! Bruch Voices— Consuelo Couchman. (a> “Pale Moon” r oe n ( b> “Carmona Waltz” ...''' W°son m Quartet. _^| cf jj-Th r ee-M:nut Intermission—!a) “Alleluia” Mozart <b> “Ah, Love. But a Day” Gilberte Marian Thomas. Voices—(a) “The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise” Seitz (b) “Sextette” (from “Lucia”). .Dressier Quartet. Trio— ‘'CarailerUi Busucat,*”.. .Mascangni

fas, coresponding secretary: Mrs. Charles Farmer, corresponding editor: Miss Helen De Grief and Miss Virginia Kingsbury, social service committee: Mrs. Donald D. Hoover, publicity, and Miss Elizabeth Berterman. telephone. The committee of hostesses is composed of: Mesdames Edward Foster Smith, chairman: Thoma sC. Batchelor. Willis B. Connor. Blanton Coxen, Evanson Earp, Edgar Young Patterson. James Ray. Wister Shirley .Rosalie Spong. A. W. Sutton, and Miss Louise Wilson, assisted by the social service committee.

Committees to Give Fund Aid Party Named Committees have been completed for the card party to be given Tuesday night at the Marott, for the benefit of the Shortridge Student Aid and Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Preston Highley, who was chairman of the affair last year, is in charge. Other committees are: Printing, Mrs. T. A. Randall: table prizes, Mrs. Herman Deupree; door prizes, Mrs. James K. Gibbs; Candy, Mrs. Francis L. Byrne, chairman; Mrs. J. J. Voelker and Mrs. J. D. Irwin. Mrs. Eugene Wilder is advertising chairman, assisted by Mesdames Francis M. Fauvre, G. B. Tyler, F. C. Marshall, James Kay, F. M. Raymond, F. E. Runyan, Emory Crowley, o. C. Flowers and A. L. Harvey. . Mrs. Chester Zechiel is chairman of the ticket sales committee, assisted by Mesdames John W. Harvey, J. R. Walls, F, C. Voyles and Ross Mitchell.

'.SUNNYSIDE GUILD TO HOLD LUNCHEON Annual luncheon and business meeting of Sunnyside Guild will be ;held at 12:30 Monday at the Ethel;e:m tearoom, 3710 North Meridian street. Mrs. Ray M. Reams will be hostess chairman, assisted by: Mesdames Charles F. Renard. Sidney Rice. T. E. Root, J. A. Rousch. Gaylord Rust. J. T. Sawyer. Edward Schurmann. G. G. Schmidt. Charles Seidensticker and George W. Shaffer. Musicale Board to Meet A call meeting of the executive board of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will be held at 10 Monday at the home of Mrs. Robert I. Blakeman, 3848 North Pennsylvania street.

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Indiana Artists Club Patrons Named for Institute Ball

Carl Layman, president of the Indiana Artists Club, has announced the patrons and patronesses for the Mythological ball to be held next Friday night at the John Herron art institute under the auspices of the club. They are: Messrs, and Mesdames Benjamin D. Hitz, Kurt Vonnesrut. Hilton U. Brown, Clarence Coffin. Robert B. Failey. George C.

Founder’s Day to Be Observed by Cheer Guild Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will observe Founder’s day Thursday with a tea from 3 to 5 at the home of the president, Mrs. Charles Hogate, 5470 University avenue. This tea is an annual event in honor of Mrs. Andrew J. Porto, founder, and the women who responded to her call for volunteers. The membership, twelve at the fiist meeting, increased to thirty at the second. These were known as charter members. At this time, seven years later, the guild has a memDership of 135 active and 1,500 auxiliary members in chapters throughout the state. The purpose of the organization is to add to the material comfort and happiness of the little patients at the James Whitcomb Riley hospital. Mrs. Agnes M. Todd is toa chairman. There are no invitations. Invited to Spread All members are invited to the Sigma Phi sorority spread to be held Monday night at the home of Mrs. E. O. Brimberry, 715 North Grant street.

Mrs. Henry Atkins Jr. is a member of the entertainment committee of Christamore Aid Society, w'hich will sponsor a Dutch festival dinner dance April 11 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Edson T. Wood Jr. is one of the hostesses for the April luncheon-bridge party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club at 1 on Wednesday. J. G. Mueller, 1305 College avenue, has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss Norma Mueller, to Donald L. Stone of the Dartmouth university faculty. The wedding will take place in June. Mrs. Harry Borst is chairman of prizes for the spring card party to be given by Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside Monday at Hotel Antlers. Three door prizes will be awarded, it has been announced. Mrs. Amanda J. Barrett, 3625 Salem street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mildred Pauline Barrett, to John Earle Stover, Cleveland, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Stover, Altoona, Pa. The w’edding will take place in May.

Calvert. Robert A. Milliken. William Forsyth. D. Laurence Chambers, Wilbur D. Peat. Eli Lilly, Booth Tarkington, Meredith Nicholson. Thomas B. Sheerin. Herman Wolff. Robert Adams; Charles Latham. Henry Atkins Jr.. Theodore B. Griffith, Noble Dean. Paul Fisher. Lee Burns. Evans; Mesdames Pauline Moon Haueisen. John N. Carey, William c. Bobbs. Jesse Fletcher; Misses Anna Hasselman. Mary Ellen MeNamee and Betty Gould. Prizes will include two paintings, one by Clifton Wheeler and one by R. L. Selfridge and two Japanese prints, donated by Mr. Calvert. Reservations for the ball may be made with the secretary of the club, 832 Lemcke building, or at Layman Brothers, 32 Monument Circle.

Card Parties

April cycle, Good Wiil Club of St. Joseph’s church will entertain with a card party at 2:30 Monday at 617 East North street. The committee includes Mesdames John J. Meyer, chairman; George Deitz, Dena Martin, Marie Schmitt, John Ross, William Lahrman, Charles Lahrman, John Mintal, William English, Maurice Rosa, William Elizman, James Fleetwood, Cecil McConahay and Miss Agnes Dooley. Mrs. C. A. Rockford and her April committee of the Little Flower church are planning the month’s activities. The first event will be a card party at the home of Mrs. John H. Bernzen, 1110 North Hawthorne street, Easter Sunday afternoon and night. A dance and card party will be held Easter Monday night at the school hall, Fourteenth street and Bosart avenue. Oxford Club will hold a benefit card party at 2:30 and 8; 30 Monday at the Crystal palace, St. Clair and Illinois street's.

Music Clubs Set Plans for Session Plans for the second annual public choral festival to be featured at the eleventh annual convention of Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, April 16-18, have been changed, and now call for the appearance of two choruses at the regular convention session at the Lincoln the first afternoon of the convention. The remainder of the chorus will present a program at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church in the evening. The church choir, directed by Willard Beck, which is affiliated with the federation, will take part in the program, which will close with a massed chorus directed by Mr. Beck. The festival program is being arranged by Mrs. Frank V. R. Bunn, Muncie, whose matinee musicale chorus will be included in the choral groups. The festival will be open to the public without charge. Opening Day Speakers Named Speakers for the opening day of the convention include Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley, former national federation president; and chairman of the biennial convention of the National Federation in June in San Francisco, and Paul C. Stetson, superintendent of Indianapolis public schools, who will give the address of welcome. Both will speak in the afternoon following the reports of officers. Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes, second vice-president of the federation, will preside at the luncheon at 12:30. She will discuss the Hoosier Program bureau, of which she is chairman. Publicity to Be Feature The second day of the convention will feature publicity in the morning, with a talk by Frank Elliott, director of publicity at Indiana university, and Mrs. Henry Schurmann, national publicity chairman. Mrs. Verna Palmer Sterling, chairman of state newspaper publicity, has asked senior club presidents to send publicity chairmen or some club representative to the publicity luncheon at noon, when she will discuss the federation’s newspaper publicity service. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Sterling before April 15. The third day will be devoted to juniors with a band contest and parade in the morning, followed by a luncheon at noon at the Y. W. C. A. after which scrapbook contest prizes will be awarded. _ Society to Entertain Ladies’ society of the Indianapolis Mannerchor will hold a card party at 2 Friday at the Academy of Music. Mrs. Otto DeLuse and Miss Emma Minter will be hostesses. The spring guest party will be held Tuesday, April 28.

Dutch Festival to Be Held by Christamore Aid Society

Louise Powell and Alan Carey will dance at the Dutch festival to be held next Saturday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club by the Christamore Aid Society for the benefit of Christamore Settlement. Miss Caroline Sweeney heads the organization. Other officers are: Mrs. Jeremiah Cadick, vice-president;

Mrs. Foltz to Be Hostess to Alumnae Club Monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will be held at the home of Mrs. Helen Smith Foltz, 4906 Kenwood avenue, Wednesday. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. Mrs. Folz will be assisted by Mrs. J. E. Thompson and Mrs. Mildred Harrett Pearson. Miss Grace Hutchings, guest of the club, and Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, will give a lecture-re-cital on “Development of the Art Song.” Sorority to Gather Regular meeting of Beta Theta Chi sorority will be held tonight at the Antlers.

Richard Lieber Is Speaker on Club Program

Richard Lieber will speak on “Our State Parks” at the meeting of the sixth section of Indianapolis Council of Women Tuesday at the Unitarian church. Mrs. Frederick Terry is chairman of the program, assisted by Mrs. R. A. Miller, Mrs. J. F. Edwards, and Mrs. J. A. Hood. There will also be a musical program. Clubs represented in this section of the council are: the Wednesday Afternoon Club, Woman’s Advance Club, Woman’s Alliance Unitarian church, Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers, Woman’s Auxiliary to the Thirty-eighth Division of In liana, Women’s Department Club, Woman’s Organization of Retail Druggists, Woman’s Research Club, Y. M. C. A., Zetathea Club, Bethaby Class of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Broadway Methodist Ladies Aid Society, Calendar Aid, Central Christian church, and Capitol avenue Methodist Calendar Club. MISS DURNELL TO. BE PARTY GUEST Miss Dorothea Dumell, whose marriage to Dan B. MacLaren will take place next Saturday, will be honored tonight with a bridge party i and shower at the Lumley, tea room. The hostess, Miss .Olive Montel, will be assisted by' her mother, Mrs. Michael Montel. Guests with the bride-elect will be: Mesdames Carl Witt. Clide Aldrich. Charles Dumell. M. F. Montel; MisseS Priscilla Shearer. Eleanor Marshall. Elizabeth Dodson. Marian BishoD. Iris Davis. Garnette Davis. Gertrude Rhoades, Harriett Watkins. Ooai Staples and Harriet Preston.

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Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt

Mrs. G. T. Doyal

—Photo by MoorefieK. Among the prominent Indianapolis club women chosen to head their organizations for the next year are Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt, 3939 Washington boulevard, of the Monday Conversation Club, and Mrs. G. T. Doyal, 1736 Montcalm, of the Amicitia Club. The Monday Conversation Club is one of the oldest clubs in the city, having been in existence since 1897, and numbering among its members women prominent in Indianapolis society. Mrs. Doyal has been treasurer of the Amicitia Club, which was organized in 1923 for welfare work. It is affiliated with the Indiana and Seventh District Federation of Clubs, the Indianapolis Council of Women and the Photo Indorsers.

Miss Frances Hamilton, secretary, and Mrs. Edward Anderson, treasurer. Mrs. Frederick Boone and Mrs. Gall Say'.es are directing publicity. A feature of the entertainment during the evening will be the appearance of Mrs. Irving Fauvre, who will sing, and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, pianist. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Oscar Frenzel.

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Miss Irma Spacke

Alpha chapter, Pi Omega sorority, will observe Founders’ day with a dinner Tuesday night at the Antlers. Miss Irma Spacke is chairman of arrangements.

Musicale Will Be Given at Daughters of Union Session

April meeting of the Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, will be held at 2:30 Monday in the parlors at the Antlers. Following the business session a spring musicale will be presented in

Miss Stubbs Is Engaged to Don Whitman Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stubbs, Shelbyville, announce the engagement of their daghter, Miss Mary Frances Stubbs, of Bryant, to Donald W :.itman, Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. L. Whitman, Bryant. Announcement was made at a bridge party given by Miss Stubbs at Mrs. Carl Whitman’s home in Bryant Wednesday night. Miss Stubbs is a graduate of Indiana university and a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Whitman is a former student of Ball State Teachers college, Muncie. Luncheon to Be Held Section B, Ladies Aid Society of the Second Reformed church, Shelby and Pleasant streets, will give its regular monthly luncheon (rom 11 to 1 Wednesday.

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Breakfast Is Planned by Group Charter members’ breakfast will be held at noon, April 17, ar, th® Woman’s Department Club house, followed by an Oriental program and exhibit. Student speakers from India China, Japan and Korea will be guests, also two Chinese mothers with their children. AH charter members are invited to attend. Those possessing Oriental garments are asked to wear them, and those having other Oriental articles are asked to exhibit them during the day. Reservations may be made with Mrs. W. J. Hubbard, Mrs. J. P Smith, Mrs. Charles R. Sowder or Mrs. Mary R. Garver. Tht charter members committee includes, with Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Garver. Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Sowder, Mrs. Felix T McWhirter, chairman; Mrs. Alvin T. Coate and Mrs William H. Kershner, vice-chairman. The speaker for the general club program Wednesday will be Henry Turner Bailey, director of the Cleveland School of Art, and of the John Huntington Polytechnic Institute. Bailey, an artist and teacher, has been supervisor of art in Massachusetts, a leader of travel parties in Europe and a platform speaker. His lecture will be “The Magic Realm of the Arts.” Wilbur D. Peat, director of the John Herron Art Institute, will introduce Bailey. Mrs. C. A. Breece, music chairman for the general club will sing “The Builder,” by Cadman, and “Children of Men,” by Russell. Mrs. Will C. H. Hitz will accompany her. Mrs. Harry E. Watson will be hostess chairman. Mrs. John D. Curry, Mrs. R. O. McAlexander and Mrs. Edward Ferger will preside at the tea table. The Wednesday luncheon, following the meeting of the book-a-month club, is in charge of the executive committee of the music department. Reservations may be made with Mrs. H. L. Patrick. The final social occasion of the season for all club members is the May day luncheon bridge. Mrs. George Bruce is chairman, with Mrs. C. E. Pittman, vice-chairman. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harry O. Orlopp. Mrs. Everett Schofield, president, will meet the board of directors at 10 Monday morning. The city hospital auxiliary will meet at 11:30 Tuesday at the city hospital. “Civic Art” will be discussed by Clarence T. Myers, architect, at 2:30 Monday at a meeting of the art department. Myers originated the Small House bureau of Indianapolis and is serving as Its secretary at present. A musical program will precede his talk. Mrs. Thomas Stewart will be hostess chairman for the tea hour and will be assisted by Mesdames A. M. McVie, E. H. Richardson, Frank G. West, R B Wilson and Miss Florence Bass. Each member attending the meeting will be given a package of flower seeds. Mrs. W. D. Hamer, chairman, will preside and annual reports of committee chairmen will be read.

Alpha O. Head to Be Guest of Butler Chapter Mrs. Peyton Wemyss-Smith, Oklahoma City, national inspector of Alpha Chi Omega, will be the guest of the active chapter of Butler university for the coming week. A luncheon in her honor will be given, by the chapter, and she will attend initiation services, followed by a formal banquet. The central office of Alpha Chi Omega, which is located here, will be inspected by Mrs. WemyssSmith. Saturday, April 11, she will attend the monthly luncheon meeting of the Beta Beta alumnae chapter, at the home of Mrs. Donald U Bridge, 5425 North Pennsylvania street. Following her visit with the chapter she will be the week-end guest of Miss Mildred Blackridge, national secretary of the sorority. Phi Sigma to Meet Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta sorority, will hold a business meeting Monday night at the South Side Y, W. C. A. Miss Alice Krause president, will preside.

honor of the regent, Mrs. p. m Dill, who is leaving Indianapolis to take up permanent residence in Brownsville, Tex. Arrangements for the meeting are in charge of Mrs. W. I. Hoag and Mrs. A. B. Glick. The program is being prepared by Mrs. Louis E. Kruger. Raymond Oster of the faculty of the Jordan School of Music, Robert Cavanaugh and Emsley Johnson Jr * will play a group of cornet numbers. Mrs. Arthur Dobbins, drcmatic reader, will give several character ’ sketches. Miss Eva May Lombard* will play the clarinet and saxophone accompanied by Mrs. Thelma Morris. Mrs. M. D. Didway and Miss 1 Irene Rothermel will present a “Rose’’ program, consisting of songs# and a monologue. D. A. R. GROUP to ENTERTAIN GUESTS General Arthur st. Clair chapter, D. A. R., will hold its annual guest day meeting Monday at the Prcpylaeum. Mrs. Frederick Krull will be speaker, and will have “Maria Mitchell, Astronomer of Nantucket ", as her subject. ’ ? Each member may bring one * guest. Reservations may be made’ with Miss Mary L. Sullivan. The, committee of hostesses includes' Mrs. J. Raymond Lynn, Mrs. Jean S. Milner, Miss Anna H. Spann and Miss Sullivan. *