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Club Will Mark 20th Anniversary Twentieth birthday anniversary of the Woman's Department Club will be observed with a luncheon at 1, Monday, Feb. 20, at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Edward Ferger is general chairman. Following luncheon, a program will be presented by Madame Alys Michot, soprano, and Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell, violinist. Mrs. Ferger is being assisted by Mrs. Nettie New and Mrs. O. E. Anthony, vice-chairmen. Other committees are: Reservation*—Mrs New, chairman. Mrs. Walter J. Slate and Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen vice-chairmen decorations; Mr*. Roland M. Cotton, chairman; Mrs. Charles M. Clayton and Mlm Ethel Curryer, vicechairmen. Hostesses—Mrs. A. S. Ayres, chairman, Mrs. Harvey A. Crossland. Mrs. Harry E Watson, vice-chairmen. and Mcsdames Oscar Baur, A. W. Bowen, Louis H. Wolf, H. O. Casady, J. K. Cooper, L. M Edwards, L. A. Fleury F. B. Gable. J. H. Hellelcson. James T. Hamill, M. B. Hedges, Oscar Matthews. Hezzle B. Pike, Charles A. Reeves, Peter C. Reilly. Paul C. Stetson, Boyd, W, Templeton, Charles Trask. Charles A. Breece, A. J. Hueber. W. A. Eshbach, Thomas Spencer, Wayne O. Stone, and Robert Bhlngler. Ushers—Mrs. John R. Curry, chairman, Mrs. Edward H. Niles. Mrs. W E. Van Landlngham. vice-chairmen, and Mesdames C. W. Bashore, M. F. Connor, E. B. Hall, Othniel Hitch. James E. Holman, C. Fred Klee, Henry Leighton, H. J. Lacey. M I. Miller. H. W. Painter, Arthur McNeeley, Albert Power, H. C. Ryker, G. W. Seaton, J. E. Tinder, W. C. Bartholomew, H. K. Batchelder, V. E. Butler, Will C. Hltz and E L. Lennox, City hospital committee of the club’s community welfare department will entertain in the hospital auditorium Monday with a Washington bicentennial program, arranged by Mrs. A. H. Off. Ft. Benjamin Harrison band will give a patriotic concert and Lampas chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority will present a playlet, “George Washington, the Man Who Made Us.” A patriotic address will be given by Frank White of the American Legion. February luncheon meeting of community welfare department will be held at 12:30 at the club house. Mrs. Robert Shingler is luncheon chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert Koeneckc, and Mrs. Floyd Bell will be in charge of the dining room. Judge Frank C. Baker of Marion county criminal court will be speaker, with “Thoughts of a Judge,” as his topic. At the business meeting following the talk, a nominating committee for election of department officers in March will be appointed, and reports of standing committees will be heard. CALENDAR CLUB TO GIVE COLONIAL TEA May group of Calendar Club of North Methodist Episcopal church will be hostesses for a colonial tea from 2 to 4 Thursday in the social room of the church. Miss Helen Ready of William H. Block Company will give a style talk and present a show of spring fashions. Reception committee includes Mesdames A. J. Rynerson, W. W. Wiant, W. H. Foreman, C. H. Bailey, James Fischer, John Robinson and J. O. Jackson, who will be dressed in colonial costume.

Colonial Breakfast Will Be Given by Pen Women League

In observance of the Washington bicentennial, the League of American Pen Women will give a colonial breakfast at the Propylaeum at noon next Saturday. Mrs. Edith Lombard Squires of Richmond will read an original one-act drama, "Washington in Command,” and a Washington sonnet. For several years Mrs. Squires has been producing historic drama, children’s sketches, pageants, oneact plays and comedy skits. She has had several volumes published, including "Queen Jezebel,” her first dramatic writing; “Four in a Box”; “Straight Through the Western Gate”; ‘‘Who Said Pie?” a comedy which won first place in the Indiana

Butler Senior Girls Will Be Entertained by Faculty Club

Women’s Faculty Club of Butler university will entertain senior girls at a reception at its regular meeting, at 3 Wednesday in the women’s recreation room of Jordan hall. Mrs. Guy H. Shadinger will have a paper, “The Never Ending Trail,” Miss Elma Rose Sailors will speak as a representative of the student

Colo7iial Tea Is Planned by Magazine Club Magazine Club will hold a colonial tea as its celebration of the George Washington bicentennial at 2:15 next Saturday in BannerWhitehill auditorium. Mrs. J. F. Edwards, in colonial costume, will speak on "Washington Through French Eyes.” A musical program of patriotic songs of the period, arranged by Mrs. Frank McCaslin, will be given by Mrs. C. S. Dillenbeck and Mrs. Roy Slaughter. Hostesses will be: Mesdames Alvin Jones, F. H. Knodel. Henrv Knudsen. A. L. Lcathertnan. Abner Lewis J. B. Phillips. F. C. Walker. William E. Batch. F. W. Gunkle and G. P. Stockton. CHAVEZ TO ADDRESS THEOSOPHIS TS HERE Louis Chavez, formerly of Denver, will address the Theosophical forum at 7:30 Sunday at the D. A. R. chapter house on “Rosicrucian Philosophy.” Chavez is founder of the Indinapolis Rosicrucian Fellowship, which expounds the esoteric doctrines for the egos of the western world. Theosophical lodge will hold an open meeting at 8 Monday at the chapter house to discuss the “Secret Doctrine." Hypatia Theosophical lodge will begin anew study course in Theosophy. Plan State Dance Indianapolis Alumnae of Chi Omega sorority will meet Tuesday night at the Lumley tea room. Plans for the state dance Saturday night, Feb. 20, at the Marott, will be discussed. I

XhR Miss Mary R. Hoover (upper i chi Omega sorority will hold M " y left iis president of Sigma Sigma state dinner and dance next Ss I J) l ( ) Sigma sorority of Butler univer- urday night at the Marott. M ■RS. JOHN T\.t_.U-R-RY \J sity college of education and a j Clara Catherine Meek (lower ce

Drama League contest; “And I Don’t Mean Maybe”; "Turning the Corner”; “All's Fair,” and “Gangway.” Mrs. Squires also has published a volume of verse, “Sails That Sing.” Her poems have been sold to nine different magazines in England. Instrumental airs of the period will be played by Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, and Mrs. John A. Hutchings will sing a group of American compositions. Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, state president, will preside, and hostesses for the day will be Mrs. J. F. Edwards, Miss Nellie Claybaugh, Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Deldora Delaney. Members may bring guests.

body. Special musical program also has been arranged. Miss Katherine Graydon and Mrs. Julian Clark will preside at the tea table. Hostesses will include: Mesdames Willard Clute. A. B. Oarlile. E. R. Moon. Karl Means. Nathan Pearson. Edna Christian, Albert Mode. Sidney Esten, M. W. Hvde. Henrv Geslton, Elijah Jordan. A. T. DeGroot. James Peelinc. Misses Anna H?rn. Louise Schulmever. Sarah Sisson. Fave Marshall. Hazel Wizenand, Jajict McDonald. Katherine Journey. Aliena Grafton and Helen Cade.

CLUB SPEAKER

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Dr. John Mason

International relations group of American Association of University Women will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Frank Focke, 5262 Kenwood avenue, when Dr. John Mason, who recently spent a year in research work in Danzig, will give an informal talk on “The Free City of Danzig as a Cause of International Unrest.” Faculty of the history department of Butler university and students have been invited. The pre-school group will meet at 2:30 Friday at the home of Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, 2504 North Pennsylvania street. R. B. Yule will speak on “Aspects of Mental Development,’’ and Mrs. Nathan Pierson will discuss “Acouisition of Languasc of Jhe Pre-School Child.”

Woman’s Party to Hold State Meeting Here Indiana branch, National Woman’s Party will elect officers at its state convention Monday at the Spink-Arms. Program will begin at 2:30 with a welcome address by Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, state president, nominated for re-election. Dr. Minerva Pontius of Evansville also will greet the assembly. Following a report of the legislative committee by Mrs. Hereford Dugan, chairman, Mrs. Florence Thacker, attorney, will speak on “Equal Rights for Men and Women Before the Law.” Miss Julia Landers also will speak on “Equal Political Opportunity for Men and Women.” Discussion will follow. Dr. Amelia Keller is chairman of the nominating committee.

Fayette Club’s Reunion Dinner Date Is Fixed Fayette Club will hold its sixth annual reunion dinner at 1:30 Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Colonial tea room, 1433 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. S. M. Sparks and Mrs. Joseph M. Taylor are chairman and co-chairman of arrangements. The Fayette Club was organized by a group of women who formerly lived in Fayette county, for social and charitable purposes. The club has been active in civic charity work during the last year. All persons who formerly lived in Fayette county are invited. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Bertram Sanders, 328 East Fortyseventh street, or Mrs. Arthur H. Ferris, 2407 Broadway. CHURCH CIRCLE TO PRESENT PROGRAM Mary Conkle Circle of Third Christian church, will meet at 2:15 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. F. Voyles, 4150 North Meridian street. A patriotic program will follow the business session. Mrs. Roy Horn will talk on “Homes of Washington,” and Mrs. Homer Jones will discuss, “The Social Life of Washington.” The program also will include violin solos by Miss Mary Ellen Voyles, accompanied by Mrs. M. V. Warner; a minuet, vocal selection and reading by Joan Elizabeth Duval, and a reading by John Palmer. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. John W. Deer. MUSIC ALE STUDENTS WILL GIVE PROGRAM Student section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will present its monthly musical program at 3 Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Earl Noggle, 3041 North Meridian street. Mrs. John Compton has arranged the program by the following: Misses Margaret Gallagher, Ruth Wagener, Martha Alice Williams, Dorothy Chaplin, and Hariett Leake. Mrs. C. Harold Larsh will be in charge.

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Miss Mary R. Hoover (upper left) is president of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority of Butler university college of education and a member of the sophomore class. Miss Dorothy Beightol (upper right) is chairman of the Delta Delta Delta state day dance, March 5, in the Riley room at the Claypool. Her committee includes Misses Kathryn Stanley, Josephine Murphy and Catherine Matthews. Miss Beightol is a graduate of Butler university. Mrs. John R. Curry (lower left) is chairman of ushers for the Woman’s Department Club birthday party, Feb. 29, at the Columbia Club.

CLUB CALENDAR-NEWS, NOTES OF CITY GROUPS

MONDAY Monday Afternoon Reading Club will celebrate the Washington bicentennial with a night party for members and their husbands at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Russell E. Adkins, 4805 North Illinois street. Albert Stump will speak. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Frank Richman, Sylvester Moore and J. C. Siegesmund. Woman's Research Club will meet with Mrs. Wymond J. Beckett, 32 East Fifty-second street. Officers will be elected, and a celebration of the Washington bicentennial held. Members of the program and social committees will assist. Carnelian Club will have a luncheon at 12:30 at the Marott. Hostesses will be Mesdames D. B. Sullivan, John Engelke, J. R. Hunt and P. R Chevalier. New Era Literary Club will meet with Mrs. Perry Ghere, with Mrs. W. H. Ghere assisting. A Washington celebration will be held, followed by a colonial tea. Mrs. Payne E. Clark and Mrs. Thomas S. Martin will read papers. Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt, 3939 Washington boulevard, will be hostess to the Monday Conversation Club. Sesame Club will meet with Mrs. Roy Gorton, 333 Drexel avenue. Mrs. Lewis Finch will give a book review. Irvington Woman’s Club will meet with Mrs. John K. Kingsbury, 5776 East Michigan street. Mrs. Beecher J. Terrell and Mrs. Charles B. Clarke will lead the discussion. TUESDAY Mrs. Frank Laird will entertain the Dulcet Club with a luncheonbridge, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Becker. Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman and Mrs. Herman W. Kothe will give talks. Heyl Study Club will meet In the clubrooms at the Rauh memorial library. ‘’Mussolini” will be the subject for discussion, with talks by Mrs. Thomas N. Shimer and Mrs. I. F. Osborne. Mrs. J. B. Phillips, 5136 Washington boulevard, will be hostess to the Hoosier Tourist Club. The program will consist of papers by Mesdames Dwight Murphy , Roy Peterson and Frank Robinson. Proctor Club will ce.ebrate the Washington bicentennial with a program cn Washington at the home of Mrs. William F. Fox, 3540 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. C. S. Sweeney and Mrs. Thomas A. Wynne will speak. Expression Club will be entertained by Mrs. Harold Arnholter, 47 Spencer avenue. Mesdames Frank H. Seay. A. M. Richardson and Laurence Hayes will provide the program. Multum in Parvo Literary Club will meet with Mrs. Adolph Wagner

Chi Omega sorority will hold its state dinner and dance next Saturday night at the Marott. Miss Clara Catherine Meek (lower center) is a member of the arrangements committee. Active chapters from Purdue and Indiana universities and alumnae chapters from over the state will be represented. A member of Gamma chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at Northwestern university, Mrs. George R. Jeffrey (lower right), is assisting in arrangements for Alpha Chi Omega state day festivities, Feb. 27, at the Columbia Club, as chairman of the program committee.

5757 Washington boulevard. Mrs. William W. Stanley , will give a paper on ’Washington, a Soldier and Statesman.” Writer’s Club will meet at 8 in the show room at the Architects and Builders Building. Manuscripts of members will be read anonymously. Chalcedony Club will have a luuncheon meeting at 12.30 at the home of Mrs. R. L. Lawson, 626 East Twenty-fifth street. Assistants will be Mesdames Mark Margolis, Claude C. Wicher and William Werner. Independent Special Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl G. Neerman, 3638 North Capitol avenue. WEDNESDAY Chapter F, P. E. O. Sisterhood, will have a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Cecil E. Stalnaker, 709 Congress avenue, with Mrs. H. M. Watts, Mrs. A. R. Dewey and Mrs. William F. Rothenberger assisting. Mrs. Chic Jackson will speak. Minerva Club will entertain the members’ husbands with a colonial party at the home of Mrs. K. V. Ammerman, 4830 Park avenue. Dinner will be followed by a program. The committee is Mesdames George Wood, M. E. Burkhart, V. C. Wiley, E. H. Ziegner, J. A. Cameron, George E. Maxwell. Anagnous chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron, will hold its meeting with Jerauld McDermott. 6115 Ralston avenue. Mrs. Stuart Faussett and Mrs. C. J. Finch will give papers, followed by a musical program. Oct-Dahl Club will have a luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. William C. Bartholomew, 3218 North Capitol avenue. THURSDAY Portfolio Club will have a suppermeeting at the Propylaeum. Simon B. Baus will speak on “Familiar Faces.” The supper committee is Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foltz and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Kautz. Beta Delphian chapter will have a guest meeting at 2 at the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak on “The Romantic Life of Lafayette.” Mrs. J. A. Matthews, pianist, will play. Brookside Woman's Club will meet at 10 at the Brookside community house, Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak on “India.” Thursday Lyceum Club will be entertained by Mrs. W. M. Somers, 424 East Forty-ninth street, Mrs. J. L. Fish will give a book review. Aftermath Club will have an open meeting at the home of Mrs. O. E. Weir, 2428 Broadway. FRIDAY Indianapolis Woman’s Club will meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Agnes McCulloch Hanna will conduct a conversation on “Confession Columns.” Nominating committee will be selected and tea will follow the program.

New G. 0. P. Council to Give Party Newly organized Indiana Council of Republican Women will entertain at 2 Tuesday at the Columbia Club with a program and reception. The state board will meet at 10. Plans of the organization include district conventions to be held over the state during March and a state convention in Indianapolis in April. A monthly publication will be issued featuring activities of councils in all parts of the state, important announcements and special articles. The organization plans to create one state council, twelve district councils, ninety-two county councils, I, township councils, the entire suborganization to be directed by 13,464 officers and directors. All Republican women in the state are eligible to membership. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr is state president. Morgan Will Speak Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield has been appointed chairman of the Twelfth district council, and Mrs. Thomas A. Brooks chairman of the Ninth district council. Other district chairmen will be appointed soon. The program Tuesday will include an address by Ivan C. Morgan, Republican, state chairman. Mrs. Beryl Holland, state vice-chairman, also will speaek. A colonial sketch will be presented, in costume, by Misses Catherine Hulbert, Laura Johnson and Marguerite Wells. Miss Zelma Lee will sing, accompanied by Miss Dora Thea Hogle. State officers and directors, and those of the Twelfth district, Marion county and Wayne township councils will be installed. Mrs. Dennis Chairman Mrs. Louis R. Markun, Mrs. John McCardle, Mrs. Fred B. Robinson and Mrs. Bert Fuller will preside at the punch table during the reception. Mrs. Robert A. Dennis is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Markun, Mrs. Lawrence F. Orr, Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield and Mrs. Chester A. James. In the receiving line will be: Mrs. Lahr Morgan, Mrs. Harrv G. Leslie: Mrs. Beryl Holland: state board members. Mesdames T. J. Louden. John Hornunsr. Bertha A. Zimmerman. Zeola Hershev Misener. Frank Donner. William F. Hodges. Noel. Neal. Miss Elizabeth Paul: Mrs. Thomas, A. Brooks, chairman of the Ninth District council, and Charles M. Dawson, chairman of the Marion Countv council. Hostesses Announced Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, chairman of hostesses, will be assisted by: Mesdames Felix T. McWhirter. Lerov Hvker, E. C. Rumnier. Edward Franklin White. J. MacDonald Young. George Edwards. Frank Cores. Joe Rand Beckett. Edna Pauley. Charles Conewav. Jonn E. Shearer. Pearl Riddle, Delbert O. Wilmeth, Charles Mann. Edward Gine. L. E. York. Mark White, Mamie Hoss. Maude Hobson. M. H. Harmon. Martha Blackmeier. Earl Hoffman. Marv Avery. E. E. Nelson, Martha L. Huggins. Selda M. Russell. Thomas S. Martin. Carrie E. Crone. Max Young, Morton Keith. L. P. Highlev. Mesdames W. W. Atkinson. Charles F. Remv. Aleen Kidd. Joseph Milner. George F. Ong. Dan Brown Jr.. H. B. Pike. Fred .Robinson. Thomas C. Whalon. John Engelke. Bert C. Fuller. Mae Marcum Jacobs. Tavlor Groninger. Fred A. Sims. John McCardle, Paul C. Wetter. H. W. Dragoo, Angela Moler. Archibald Hall. Fred C. Atkinson. Hubert Jordan. Fred Kenner, B. L. Daughertv. Rav Thompson. William Mendenhall. Don Brannigin. Chester A. James. liOuis B. Markum. Ida Schneider. Mesdames E. C. Lockvear. William H. Hodgson. M. B. Hedges. Frank Butler. Bloomfield. H. Moore Robert McKay. Fred Schortemeier. Francis P. Russell. G.. W. Early. Sumner Clancy. Ruth Marshal*. E. A. Williams. Fred Dickerman. A. C. Porter. R. E. Hinman. James L. Bradford. George O. Hutsell, J. B. Allgire. W. T. Louden, and the Misses Margaret McParland. Mary Peacock and Helen Hildebrand. Observe Anniversary • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffman will celebrate their first wedding anniversary with a dinner and bridge party Sunday at the home of Mrs. Coffman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Crofts, 901 North Ritter avenue. ,

’ East Washington street, will be hostess to the Irvington Fortnightly Club, assisted by Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mrs. Henry Prescott and Mrs. George Buck will conduct a program on Washington. Woman’s Advance Club will be entertained by Mrs. R. L. Pythian, 3521 Winthrop avenue. Mrs. L. D. Owens will give a paper. Culture Club will celebrate its thirty-first anniversary at the home of Mrs. A. A. Ogle, 1117 Newman street. Mrs. Will Remy wil lspeak on “Great Trading Companies.” Irvington Catholic Women’s Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. M. Means, 317 North Arlington avenue. A Washington program will be given, fn charge of the program committee. SATURDAY Irvington Dramatic Club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, Moliere’s play, “Tartuffe” will be read by the members, in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Insley. Sorority Will Give Valentine Party in House Miss Susan Erlewine is general chairman of the annual Valentine sweetheart dinner of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Butler university, which will be held at 5:30 Sunday evening at the chapter house, 329 Hampton drive. A dance in the j house will follow. Miss Mary Lou Allen is assisting Miss Erlewine iri arrangements. Miss Esther Renfrew, professor of French at Butler, will give an illustrated talk on Paris at the regular meeting of the Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers’ Club Tuesday, at the house. Miss Renfrew', who spent the past two years studying in Paris, is one of the founders of the local chapters. The meeting will te preceded by a covered by a dish luncheon. Mrs. H. B. Spurgeon and Mrs. William A. Smith will act as hostess. Mrs. Charles Apostol, president, will preside at the meeting. GIRLS GIVE PARTY AT HIGHLAND CLUB Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Tau sorority, will hold a Valentine dinner dance tonight at the Highland Golf and Country Club. Jean Evelyn Ludwig will give novelty dances during dinner and Larry Fly’s orchestra will play for the dancing. Miss Margaret Mueller, dance chairman, ha3 been assisted by Miss Dorcas Masters and Miss Irene ' Mason.

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Mrs. Louis Markun is one of the hostesses for the reception of the Indiana Council of Republican Women Tuesday at the Columbia Club. She also is assisting in arrangements.

Lafayette Rabbi to Speak at Wednesday Hadassah Session

Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah meet at 2:15 Wednesday at Kirshbaum Community center. The program will concern child welfare, February having been designated by National Hadassah as infant welfare month. Rabbi Joshua Leibman, Lafayette, will be principal speaker of the afternoon. A graduate of Hebrew Union college and former instructor of philosopohy of Uni-

Voter League Officers Will Visit Chapters Miss Katharine Ludington, Old Lyme, Conn., first vice-president of the National League of Women Voters, will visit the Indianapolis League, Feb. 25 and 26. Miss Ludington will confer wjth state officers on organization matters. Asa part of the plan to visit local leagues in northern Indiana before the state convention March 24, 25, in South Bend, Mrs. Charles N. Teetors, Hagerstown, president, and Mrs. S. N. Campbell, organization chairman, were guests of the Rensselaer league Thursday and of the Valparaiso league Friday. Local presidents are Mrs. Ora T. Ross and Mrs. John A. Hauff, respectively. Presidents of all local leagues will be dinner guests of the South Bend league March 23, preceding the convention. Mrs. Warren K. Mannon, Indianapolis, is program chairman for the convention. lOTA KAPPAS TO BE TEA GUESTS MONDAY lota Kappa sorority members will be entertained at a Valentine tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Musselman, 6184 Buckingman avenue. The hostess will be assisted by her sister, Miss Winona Merrifield and Miss Josephine West. A business session will be held at the Antlers Monday night. Dinner Is Planned Miss Amelia Huebler is chairman of the annual Founders’ Day dinner of Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta sorority, March 1, at the Columbia Club. She will be assisted by Miss Ruth Slick. Mrs. Melvin Searcy will be master of ceremonies; Miss Mary McMahon, prophet, and Miss Margaret Streiblin, historian.

Alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi to Attend Banquet Tonight

Indianapolis alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi, national journalistic sorority, will hold its first Matrix table banquet at 6:30 tonight at Sheffield inn. Silhouette motif will be carried out in decorations of black and white. Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenberg, assistant professor of English at Butler university, will be speaker with “News and the Muse” as her subject. A musical program will be given by Miss Margaret Harrison, violinist, and Miss Ruth Hutchins, harpist. Guests will include representa-

CLUB HOSTESS

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Mrs. Edmond D. Clark

Columbia Club will hold its February luncheon bridge Wednesday in the ballroom. Miss Helen Ready of WiUiam H. Block Company, will give a style talk and show new spring fashions. Mrs. Edmund D. Clark will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames William M. Clevenger, P. E. McCown, Gwynn Patterson, W. L. Taylor, W. L. Tomlin, M. J. Spencer, Eben Wolcott and Fred Jungclaus.

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Anniversaiy Party Set R. Caroline Scott Harrison chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold its annual George Washington birthday luncheon at 1 next Saturday at the chapter house. The meeting also will commemorate the chapter’s fifty-seventh anniversary. Following luncheon, a surprise program in observance of the Washington bicentennial will be presented. Mrs. Mary Helen Maxwell, chairman of the hospitality committee, is in charge of the luncheon, and will be assisted by: Mesdames George C. Kolb and Morse P. Bowen, vice-chairmen: Elsie N. Brubaker, chairman of serving committee: William C. BartholomLW. Henrv G Blume. Robert M. Brvce. W. O. Copeland. Samuel E. ’faro. Fred W. Eppert. E. H. Habig. William R. Humphreys. William F. Mtlholland. Nell* S. Murphy. Herman E. Rogge. Nellie D. Shellhouse. Charles S. Tevis. W T illiam J. Teter. George M. Willis. Misses Ida M. Brown. Alvira Jane Clark. Nellie Frame and Kate Tuthill. Assistants for serving are: Mesdames Robert E. Armstrong. Walter L. Foreman. Joseph P. Merriam. Georea P. Peavev. Carl W. Piel. Edgar Y. Pattisbn. R. Herbert Ransburg. Victor Winterrowj and Miss Marv Anna Tall. Reservations must be made by noon Wednesday at the chapter house.

versity of Cincinnati, he recently returned from a year’s study at tho Hebrew university in Palestine, where he was in close touch with, the welfare work of Hadassah. Hadassah now maintains twentytwo infant and health welfare stations in the Holy Land. Local infant welfare fund raising committee is in charge of Mrs. J. Mossier and Mrs. Louis B. Goulden. A feature of the afternoon will be a “Living Poster” emphasizing Hadassah’s interest in child welfare, arranged and directed by Mrs. Isaac Marks and Mrs. Goulden. Children participating will include: Sara Elizabeth Marks and Estelle Ruth. Cohen who will give the introduction; Herbert Barnett. Albert Dannin. Nina* Gallin. Adele Goldstein. Robert Goodman. Sonia Goulden. Ann Eleanor Kahn. Betty and Marjorie Helman. Arnold and Martin Marks, Ellen Sagalowsky and Charlott* Solotken. Incidentaal music will be played by Mrs. Marks and Henry Marks. Tribute commemorating the bicentennial of George Washington will be in the form of a living portrait with readings by Mrs. J. A. Goodman. Mrs. Jacob Zier and Mrs. David Shane have arranged a colonial tea to follow the meeting. Mrs. Henry Blatt will preside. Tea Will Fete Two Girls on Anniversaries Miss Helen Wanner will entertain this afternoon at her home, 2121 North Capitol avenue, with a bridge tea in honor of her sister. Miss Margaret Wanner, and Miss Cecil Frye, who are celebrating their birthday anniversaries. Decorations will be in the Valentine motif, and appointments will correspond. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Mary Wanner. Guests will be: Mesdames D. E. Newton. William A. Wanner. Edward Beyers. A1 T. Thornburg. A1 Stedfeldt. Harrv Kramer, Al Fellnger of Muskegon, Mien.; Misses Ona Caplinger, Eileen Fletcher and Evelyn DeWeese. Hostess to Sorority Miss Katherine Clark will entertain members of the Beta chapter. Theta Sigma sorority, with a Valentine bridge party Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ruth Braughton, 2905 East Seventeenth street. Special guests will be the following new members, Misses Dorothy Fuller, Charlotte Zoller, Lena Guedel, Mary Hall and Ruth Hoagland.

tives of active chapters at Butler, Indiana and De Pauw universities as well as members of alumnae groups. # Mrs. Claude A. Vane, president of the local alumnae organization, will be toastmistress. Other officers who are assisting in arrangements for the banquet are Miss Bertha Coryea, vice-president; Miss Lotys Benning, secretary, and Miss Winifred Smith, treasurer. Following dinner, Mrs. Vane will appoint committees for the national Theta Sigma Phi convention to be held here in June, 1933. PI OMICRON GROUP TO HEAR ADDRESS Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron sorority, will present a program on “A Glimpse Into Canada” at a meeting at 7 Monday night in the Washington. Miss Flora Drake is the program director. Miss Margaret Waggener will speak on “What Canada Is Like;’* Miss Marjorie Shirley will review Longfellow’s “Evangeline;” Miss Winifred Cassel will report on Dr. Wilfrid Grenfell, Mrs. Christine Ragland Mackenzie on Stephen Leacock, and Miss Bertha Staub on Robert Servic. Miss Luzeela Kelly will review a current and Miss Edna Ayres will lead a discussion of current events. SORORITY TO GIVE TEA FOR RUSHEES Tau Delta Sigma sorority will entertain Sunday afternoon with a rush tea at the Lumley tea room for the following guests: mJii S . ses -r, Sa r a i El l le ’ Dorothy Mills. Mabl* Pav y. Lueila. Edna May and Martha O Connor. Marv Jane Rankiru Eyelyn Monroe. Mildred Richards Helai deralon and Martha Dayton, all ol AnPupils of Jac Broderick will giv* a dance program and Milton Dills will sing. Arrangements are in charge of Miss Margaret Layton, chairman, assisted by Miss Dorothy Wright and Mrs. Howard Caulfield. Sponsor Supper Lauter Mothers’ Club will sponsor a penny cafeteria supper tonight at the Lauter Memorial Boys’ Club, 1309 West Market street.