Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 293, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1931 — Page 8
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Mrs. Hayes Is Honored by Sorority Delta Zeus of Indiana honored one of the founders of the sorority, Mrs. O. H. Hayes, Evanston, 111., at the annual state luncheon held today at the Columbia Club with the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of DelU Zeta as the hostess group. At the speakers' table, with Mrs. Hayes, were seated other honor guests, Mrs. John Pease, Cincinaati, national editor of the Lamp, publication of the sorority; Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, Louisville, Ky.; officers of the alumnae asociatlon, and presidents of the four college chapters in Indiana, Misses Jane Isackson, De Pauw; Jeanette, Duryee, Indiana; Marie Vandiver, Franklin, and Mary Elizabeth Thumma, Butler. Girls Distribute Favors The luncheon tables were decorated with center plateaus of Killarney roses, the sorority flower, ferns and candles. Girls dressed in garden frocks in pastel shades distributed the favors, which were crystal, necklaces in pastel shades. During the luncheon Mrs. Frank Weber, harpist, played, and between courses college and sorority songs were sung by groups representing the various chapters. Following the luncheon each college chapter presented a stunt, carrying out the theme of a tournament of roses. Approximately 250 alumnae and active members of Delta Zeta attended the luncheon. The state dance will be held to-' night at the Columbia Club. The ballroom will be arranged like a cabaret, with tables reserved for the dancers. Floor Show to Be Given
At 11:30 a trio from the Delta Tau Delta fraternity will give a group of songs, and later a professional floor show will be given. Tables for bridge will be arranged for those who care to play, in charge of Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Music will be provided by Harry Dickinson's Woodstock Club orchestra. The general committee in charge of arrangements for the day is composed of: Mrs Robert Miller, general chairman; Mrs. Alfred Shotwell, reservations; Mrs. George Davis, program; Mrs. H. E. Grinslade, decorations; Misses Virginia Hoop, luncheon; Maxine Quinn, dance: Mary CarTlger, entertainment; Harriet Kistner, publicity and Ruth Emlgholz, favors. Delta Alpha Will Elect at Club Session Officers will be elected by the Delta Alpha Club of the Third Christian church on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. C. Morris, 610 East Thirty-second street, following the report of the nominating committee, which is composed of Mesdames R. D. Barnes, R. W. Lookabill and E. C. Sappenfield. Charles F. Hansen, organist at the Second Presbyterian church, will talk on “Three Hundred Years of Music in America.’’ The talk will be illustrated by a musical program. A group of duets, representing the colonial period, will be sung by Mrs. Hazel Hill, soprano,, and Miss Marjorie G. Alexander, contralto, in costume. The Indiana period will be illustrated by a musical reading by Mrs. E. J. Ellsworth, in costume, accompanied by Mrs. D. L. Conner. Mrs. Eleanor Watson Woodfin, violinist, and Miss Bernice Houck, pianist, will play numbers typical of the American Negro and the modern ballad. Assistant hostesses wil be Mesdames John W. Deer, Helen Callon, J. N. Gebhardt, L. G. Heiny, E. B. Moon, Ira S. Pierce and Frank Star-' brick.
Benefit Luncheon Is Planned by University Women’s Group
Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a spring luncheon bridge party Saturday, May D, at the Highland Golf and Country Club for the benefit of the milliondollar fellowship fund of the International Federation of University Women. The state association has pledged $30,000 to be used for advanced research by women who are already MAROTT MUSICALE ARTISTS CHOSEN Assisting artists for the Marott Musicale to be held at 8:45 Sunday at the hotel will be Mrs. Glenn Friermood. contralto; Vaughn Cornish. baritone; Walter Whitworth, pianist, and Glenn Friermood, accompanist. Following is the program: Trio —“A<Uelo Contablle Scherzo" from trio in "E-flat Major” Beethoven Trio. Voice —"Connais tu le Pays.” “*'** Mrs." dieii ‘ Frierrnood. Voice Prologue Vaughn Cornish. Cello and Piano—"Allearo Non Troppo Consue:o Couchman” from ‘fMinor Sonatai • ■ Brahms Walter Whitworth. '^ ; MUe. Marie" .Guion "Without a Sons" Vcumans -Ladv Moon" Edwards Mrs. Glenn Friermood. V °tTTSir.a Thee Sorbs of Arabv"... .Clav "Wayfarer's Nlaht Sona' Martin "Sea Fever" Vauehn Cornish. Two Voicif—"Oh That We Two Marina" •■-•••• ; Smith Mrs Friermood and Mr Cornish. Trio—Selections from the Indian. Opera—"Natoma" Herbert Trio. ALPHA XI CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Theodore Applegate was elected president of the Alpha Xi club nf Zeri Tau Alpha at a meet--,-eld Thursday at the home of Mrs. Claude A. Vane, 321 East Fiftieth street. Other new officers are: Misa Josephine Oraf, vice-president; Mrs. Vance. corresponding secretary; Miss Hildreth B;efert. recording secretary and treasurer; Misa Laura Schultz, rush captain. and Mrs. Corbin Patrick, publicity. Members of the club are all alumnae of the Indiana university chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
Miss Ruth Ranier Nessler, harp- Mrs. Russell Henry, 5623 Guil- i n i j st, will appear on the program to ford avenue, is on the committee 1 I*l ISuSSEL-L HEtNP'Y *V
Miss Ruth Ranier Nessler, harpist, will appear on the program to be held by the Mutual Service Association for the benefit of the Mutual Service Foundation, Thursday night, April 30, at the Civic theater. Miss Mary Gorham is a member of the woman’s golf committee of the Highland Golf and Country Club. Mrs. Harrison Ber.net also is a member of the committee.
university graduates. The income from this sum representing an annual fellowship. Similar amounts are being provided by various other states and countries, with a permanent million-dollar endowment as their ultimate goal. This will be the final social event of the season in the association, and will be open to members and their guests. Luncheon will be served at I. Reservations may be made With Mrs. Harold Ochsner, 2258 North Meridian street. Members of the committee in charge are: Mesdames O. H. Hershman. chairman; Gaylord Good. arranttamenta; Harold Ochrner, tickets: V. J. Cox. decorations; J. W. Weddall. prizes; Walter P. Morton, hostesses: Marvin Curie, publicity; J. M. Williams, touorr.eirent sections: Lowell S. Fisher, auditing, and Miss Marie Sansernebo. transportation. Tire tournament, which has been in progress through the winter months, will be played off in a separate section from the regular bridge party. ' NEWLYWEDS ARE ON HONEYMOON TRIP Before her marriage April 7 at Holy Cross Catholic church, Mrs.
Robert Kennerknecht was Miss DeLcris Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bailey. 2370 English avenue. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kenn e r k n echt, 1802 South Talbot street. The bride and bridegroom are in the south on a wedding trip, and will return next week to
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Kennerkneclit make their home in Indianapolis. Church Group to Elect Martha Hawkins society of the First Baptist church will elect officers Thursday at the home of Mrs. P. A. Bessire, 4224 Washington boulevard. Annual reports will be read. Dr. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor, will speak, y
Mrs. Russell Henry, 5623 Guilford avenue, is on the committee in charge of the Kappa Delta state luncheon being today at the Columbia Club. Miss Jean Yates is a member of the Butler university chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She will represent nar etiapter in a speech at the state luncheon next Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Dorothy Wilson to Be Wed to T. L. Sedwick The marriage of Miss Dorothy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas Wilson, Detroit, and Theodore Lake Sedwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sedwick, Indianapolis, will be solemnized at 4 this afternoon at the church house of the First Congregational church, Detroit. Dr. J. W. G. Ward will officiate. Miss Frances Hamilton and E. J. Schroetier, Cleveland, will attend the couple. The bride will be gowned in a blue and white afternoon ensemble. Mr. Sedwick and his bride will motor to White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., for a honeymoon, and will return to Detroit by way of Indianapolis. The at-home address is 17346 Roselawn avenue. Mrs. Dudley Griffith, Indianapolis Mr. Sedwick’s sister, and Mr. Griffith, Mrs. Elizabeth Fortney and Miss Kay Branninger, Chicago, will be among the wedding guests. MU ALUMNAE TO HOLD STYLE SHOW Mu Alumnae Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will hold a style show and card party in the auditorium of L. S. Ayres and Company next Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth H. Allee is general chairman, assisted by the following committee: Miss Margaret Stilz, table prizes; Miss Dorothy Gandall and Mrs. Frances T. Dobbs, special prizes; Miss Florence Lupton, tickets; Miss Lorcna McComb, arrangements, and Mrs. Joseph Ostrander, publicity. SUNNY SIDE CLUB TO ATTEND LUNCH Regular monthly meeting cf the Children s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will be held- Wednesday at the Ethelenn tearoom. Luncheon will be served. Mrs. I. J. Derby Is chairman of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames A. L. Marshall, J. C. Pritchett, Edward Pippberger and Miss Frances Eichman. *
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Meridian Hills Plans Stable Events for Summer Season
Executives at Meridian Hills Country Club have announced plans for the coming months at the stables. Roy Davis is the new riding instructor. Maurice Mendenhall has been appointed chairman of the riding committee. He is assisted by Mrs. J. J. Daniels, vice-chairman, Mrs. Blake Stone and Mrs. John Brant. The committee is arranging for ! W. C.T. U. | Sarah Swain W. C. T. U. will ! meet at the home of Mrs. Owen A. Knox, 91 Ninth avenue, Beech Grove, Tuesday. Morning devotions will be in charge of Mrs. W. L. Deret. A business session will follow. A covered dish luncheon will be be served at noon. Mrs. G. T. Wetherell will have charge of the afternoon devotions. Speaker for the afternoon will be the Rev. Owen A. Knox. Mrs. Ed- | ward Taylor will sing “That Won- ' derful Mother of Mine.” Mrs W. S. Arnold wil supervise the making of j the comfort kits. Local directors of parliamentary usage and publicity, Mrs. Rebecca Baker and Mrs. Ruth j Harbaugh will present department! work. All members are requested to have J the money for the budget at this | meeting. Mrs. Eva Davidson, president, will preside. Thurman W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Cora Pope, 845 West Michigan street, at 2 Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson will preside. j Carrie Ross W. C. T. U. will meet i at Miller’s Rescue Mission. 420 North Senate avenue. The speaker will be | the Rev. Benjamin Darker, cv - j gelist of the Christian church, who will speak on “Social Morality.” Piano solos will be played by Miss Anna Maxey and Miss Helen Clifford who also wall direct the music : of the quartet and chorus. Mr. I Charles William also will sing a! solo. Dr. Mary H. Smith, director of the department will have charge cf 1 the program. Mrs. Catherine David- j son will preside. Alliance Plans Soiree The Alliance Francaise will hold a soiree for members and thrir friends Tuesday night at the SpinkArms. Mile. Alice Bondon, Paris, will sing a group of French songs in the manner of Maurice Chevalier. Emile Corboz, a member of the alliance, will talk on his recent trip to Switzerland. Miss Marguerite Mouron, vice-president of the club, is iin charge of the program.
different social events to take place soon. Among them, a riding breakfast, a spring horse show to be held in May; paper chases and fox hunts. A number of new ponies have been received for the use of children and juniors, and several new horses have arrived. Tonight, following a team match in the afternoon, more than seventy-five members of the club will hold a stag dinner to discuss plans for the various golf tournaments to be held throughout the season. The schedule for the year will be presented by Ralph Elvin, chairman of the golf committee, whose members include John Heckel, W. P. Chapin, A. V. Stackhouse, H. W. Rhodehamel, E. H. Kemper McComb and Mark Pangbom. Moving picture of highlights in the realm of golf will be shown, also fishing pictures. BRIDAL COUPLE ENDS 10-DAY WEDDING TRIP Following a ten-day wedding trip. Mil and Mrs. Edwin D. Hoeing
are at home today at 2326 Union street. Their marriage took place April 18 at Holy Cross Catholic church with the Rev. Father William Keyes officiating. Mrs. Hoeing formerly was Mies Catherine Johantgen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Johantgen, 134 North Oriental street.
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-Photo by Fritsch The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. A. B. Hoeing of Milhousen. ]IRS. MERRELL TO GIVE LUNCHEON Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell will entertain members of the Woman's auxiliary of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church at luncheon at her home, 60 West Sixty-fifth street, Tuesday noon. Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore will talk on “The Pioneer Woman of Today.” A musical program will be given by Mrs. Charles Breece. Mrs. Edgar Zimmer is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames John R. Curry, Thomas Havidson, R. B. Wilson and William Doba&L
Society to Give Fund Musicale Mutual Service Association will hold a musicale Thursday night, April 30, at the Civic theater. Proceeds will be used to further the work of the Mutual Service Foundation whose trustees include Mrs. Walter Mayer, Misses Clara Given, Helen Clayton, Alice Siloway, Olive Rigel and Josephine English, chairman. The foundation is a trust fund established by the association in 1927, the interest of which is used to promote the welfare and relieve the needs of self-supporting women now or hereafter residing in Marion county. Maintenance and living quarters have been provided in two cases, and assistance was given in one instance during a critical eye operation. Persons have been assisted in moving to a different climate and a business was established among other cases cared for during the past year. At this time the principal fund has reached $21,500 and is growing. Officers are: Miss Fannie Graeter, president; Mrs. Minnie Foley, vice-president; Miss Cieo Justus, secretary: Miss Gertrude Forrest, treasurer: Mesdames Sara Major Avery, Anetta T. Wilson, Misses Lucy Osborn, Harriett Batesman. Glen Anderson and Pearl Holloway, directors: Miss Elizabeth Rainey, narllmentarian. Ushers for the musicale include: Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds Collins. Misses Ruth Pratt Johnson. Ruth Dunn. Ruth Henley. Mar/ Bingham. Hilda Hibben, Ruth Cunningham. Wilmoth Benson. Cleo Justus. Mary Alice Hays and Ernestine Menelev.
Inspector General Honored at Kappa Delta Luncheon
Miss Thelma Chisholm, Seattle, Wash., inspector general of Kappa Delta sorority, was the honor guest at the annual state luncheon held today at the Columbia Club. The luncheon was sponsored by the local alumnae club, with the following committee in charge: Miss Ruby Hamilton, general chairman; Mrs. J. H. Whitton, Mrs. Russel Henry, Misses Olive Hoffman, and Dorothy Lindsey. Mrs. W. R. Russell, president of the Indianapolis association, was toastmistress. Alumnae members from over the state, and members of the active P. T.A. Group Will Entertain School Class Parent-Teacher Association of Theodore Potter fresh air school will entertain at 7:45 next Friday at the school, 1601 East Tenth street. Mrs. Kenneth D. Coffin has arranged the program, “Tid Bits From Everywhere.” A feature of the entertainment will be the appearance of George L. Stork's accordion band, and John Shultz, xylophonist. Miss Louanna Talbott will read and Billie Steinmetz, magician, will perform. Mrs. Daniel Early is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. George P. Steinmetz, president of the association; Mrs. Wilson Parks, Mrs. Charles Emery and Mrs. Isabel Cook.
Dinner Party to Be Held for Bridal Couple Miss Josephine Madden will entertain with a dinner party tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, in honor of Miss Martha Ann Taylor, whose marriage to Miss Madden’s brother, Thomas Madden, will take place April 29. Miss Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Taylor, 1109 North Delaware street. Covers will be laid for: Miss Maden. Miss Taylor. Mr. Madden; Messrs, and Mesdames Doherty Sheerln. John J. Maden dJr., Henry C. Atkins Jr.. Thomas Kackley. Maiott White. Conrad Ruckelshaus, Miss Josephine Rockwood. iss Betty Brown. Charles Greathouse Jr., Thomas Ruckelshaus and Malcolm JiUson. Mail Women to Elect at Dinner Meeting Officers will be elected by the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Railway Mail Association following the program Wednesday at the Pennsy gym, corner Washington street and State avenue. W. N. Collins. Washington, D. C., national president of the Railway Mail Association, and Mrs. Collins, and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Burris, Cincinnati, will be guests of honor. A civic program will be presented. Richard Lieber, director of the state department of conservation will speak on “The Need for Conservation.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dorsey will give a musical program. Dinner will be served with Mrs. Charles H. Webster as chairman of the committee. She will be assisted by: Mesdames B. H. Beard, W. G. Claude Dill. Monroe Shilling. W. D Brown. C. A. Cummins. Frank Davis. Oliver Graves. Robert Hamilton. Louis Kirkpatrick. Hervey B. Richardson and P. G. Vickery. Jewish Council to Meet Council of Jewish Juniors will meet at 3 Sunday at Kirshbaum center. Reports Will be made on the cabaret held last Sunday. Those still holding tickets are asked to return them. Party Will Be Held Mrs. Ora Steele, 934 Bradley avenue, will entertain members of the Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi sorority, at her home Monday night, with Mrs. Harold Easman as assistent hostess. Alpha Chapter to Meet Alpha chapter, Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will meet Monday night at the Antlers.
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Before her marriage April 14. Mrs. John V. Gallagher was Miss Lena Willis, daughter of Mrs. Cora Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher are in the east on a honeymoon and will be at home, on their return, at 556 North Oxford street. School Mothers to Meet Mothers of the Wallace street Kindergarten will hold their regular monthly meeting at 2 Tuesday at the kindergarten. Mrs. Frederick Ray and Mrs. Harold Percival will lead discussion on “Obedience.”
chapters at Indiana and De Pauw universities, were present. Small tables were decorated with green tapers, and white rosebuds in green vases. The speakers’ table was centered with a plateaur of white roses. Programs were in olive green and white, sorority colors. The program, in charge of Mrs. Russell, was arranged to represent the sorority’s publication, and toasts and stunts by the chapters were in keeping with this idea. Following a welcome by the toastmistress, Miss Chisholm brought greetings from the national organization, and gave a brief talk. Other numbers were a pirate dance by Misses Virginia Ritz, Juliana Gardner and Georgette Rogge of the De Pauw chapter, and a stunt, “The Evolution of a Kappa Delta,” by the Indiana chapter. The musical program included a vocal duet by Misses Jean Morris and Dorothy Smith; a group of songs by Miss Marjorie Alexander, and a piano solo by Miss Carol Sayre. The entire group sang sorority songs. Moving pictures of the dedication of Kappa Delta’s memorial at Framville, Va., and the recent convention were shown as the closing feature. ALUMNI CLUB TO • BE HOST AT DANCE Indianapolis Alumni Club of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity will be hosts to the annual state dance of the fraternity to be held tonight in the Travertine room at the Lincoln. Jack Harding, president of the club, is in charge of arrangements. Approximately three hundred Touples will be present, representing members of the active chapters at Franklin, Hanover, Wabash, De Pauw, Purdue, Indiana and Butler, and alumni from Indianapolis, and over the state. Sinclair’s orchestra will provide music.
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Pledges of Drita Gamma sorority at Butler university will entertain active and alumnae members tonight with a dance at the Woodruff Place clubhouse. The party will be a "tennis” hop. and decorations, programs and favors will carry out the idea. Miss Dorthy Dauner is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Misses Aleene Alexander, Rosaiyn Reed, Virginia Ann Ploch, Elizabeth Anne Nichols, Jean Goulding and Helen Jordan.
APRIL 18, 1931
Club Will Name Heads at Dinner Annual election of officers of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will be held at the dinner meetings of the organization Thursday night at the Woman's Department Club house. Two tickets have been announced by the nominating committee, the green and the yellow. Miss Lucy Osborn heads the green ticket as candidate for the office of president, with other candidates as follows; Misses Louise Ford, first vice-president; Mabel Kregelo, second vice-president; Jean Paton, recording secretary; Clara Vincent, corresponding secretary; Marne Alphers, auditor, and Misses Mayme Blades, Martha Pommerening, Frances Moder and Eva Lewis, directors. The yellow ticket includes Mrs. Alberta Dawson as candidate for president, with the other candidates as follows: Miss Isabella Drummond, first vice-president; Mrs. Irene Moore, second vice-president. Misses Kathleen Peck, recording secretary; Margaret Tambler, corresponding secretary; Katherine Koersher, treasurer; Amelia Klepple, auditor, and Lenna Harvey. Blanche Irish, Gertrude Leeber and Mrs. Grace Thompson, directors. During the forum hour the resolutions and door committees will sit at the president’s table and tell the work of their committee. Miss Mary ! Peacock is resolutions chairman and ! Miss Thelma Dawson, door chair- ; man. Mrs. Adah O. Frost, president, will preside. i Personnel of the door committee is Misses Olive Faulkner, Alma R. Kampe, Viola Kruwell, Nelle M. Lusk, Mari? Stevens, Mary Williamson and Mildred WyckofT, and resolutions, Mrs. Thompson and Miss Edith Dashiell. The nominating committee was headed by Mrs. Nell Warren and includes Mrs. Stella Coleman, Fanny Minor, Lois Baker and Ernestine Meneley.
Sigma Nu to Hold Annual State Dance Chapters of the Sigma Nu fraternity in Indiana will hold their annual state dance tonight in the Crystal ballroom at the Marott, More than two hundred active and alumnae members from Indianapolis, and over the state, are expected to attend. Sigma Nu has chapters at De Pauw, Purdue, Indiana. Butler and Rose Polytechnical institute. A committee from the Indianapolis Alumni Club, composed of F. S. Pherigo, John Niblack, Chester Robinson, Homer Daubenspeck, Charles Edward Thomas and Griffith Niblack are in charge of arrangements. Music will be provided by Connie’s WFBM broadcasting orchestra. A partial list of patrons and patronesses includes: Messrs, and Mesdames James W. Noel. John W. Ester line, Harvey Hartsock. Chester Robinson and Vernon Williams of Indianapolis: Mr. and Mrs. James R. McCann and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Coleman. Lebanon, .and Mr. and Mrs. Ward G. Biddle. Bloomington.
Theater-Supper Party Will Be Given by Class Junior class of Pittsboro high school, assisted by their sponsor, Miss Helen Haynes, will entertain seniors and faculty members at an informal theater-supper party tonight. The group will attend the Indiana theater and will go to the Lumley tearoom, where a supper will bo served. The arrangements committee is Robert Hession, class president; Miss Rachel Husted, Miss Maxine Wills, George Yates and Fred Schultz. Following are the guests: Messrs, and Mesdames M. H. McCullough. J. P. Girard, H. M. Knetjer, L. E. Turner, G C, Staton, W. W. Kirtley; Misses Dessle Miles. Mae Miller, Helen Haynes, Mary Lou Knetzer, Marnell Robbins, Martha Cash, Velma Pace, Esther Pickett. Nora Whisler. Jane Husted, Doris Agan, Ellen McKee, Maxine Wills, Rachel Husted, Gladys Coffey, Madge Lovell, Lola Johnson, Pauline Williams, Dorothea Bowman, Mary E. Stipe; Messrs. Earl Thomas, Woodrow Worrell, Noble Buchanan, Vi:gil Cottonglm, Joseph Martin, mils Weaver. Robert Broyles, Everett Blanton, Franklin Schenck, Robert Hession, Lawrence Faught, Paul Blessing, Fred Schultz, Walter Pierson, Cloan Miller, George V ates, John Smith, Robert Hendricks and Edward Williams. CARNELIAN CLUB TO PLAY BRIDGE Members of the Camelian Club will be entertained at a luncheon bridge at 12:30 Monday at the Ethelenn tea room by Mrs. W. H. Swintz, assisted by Mrs. John Loucks and Mrs. W. T. Kuhn. Final arrangements for the annual spring card party to be h*ld April 30 at the Antlers, for the benefit of the child welfare program of the club will be made. Mrs. T William Engle will preside. Mm* John Engelke, general chairman for the card party, will make a report Reservations may be made with her’
Card Parties
The Little Flower church will sponsor a luncheon and card partv £i e / aay and evening at a?2Lf aSt Street> and Wlll 9 a s ° h g ‘ v a card Party Sunday night at the hall, Fourteenth and Bosart streets. Holy Rosary church will give a Ca L d party a t 2:30 and 8:30 Monday at the church hall. win P 2l CyCle 0f 1116 Good wm Club 617 Fair v ?u and party in th * hail, nil E ff 1 N ° rth street * at 2:30 Monday afternoon - Mrs. John Meyer is charge, assisted by her commitLadies club of Marion camp, Modem Woodmen, will entertain with a card part y at 8:30 Sunday night at the hall, East North street. The committee in charge includes Mesdames Earl Gillon. Rov La Roach and J. R. Trout.