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Editorial Tea Plans Announced Mrs. Prank T. Dowd, president of the Marlon County Democratic Women’s Club, has been named chairman of hostesses for the card party to be given at 2:30 Friday in the Florentine room at the Claypool for women members and guests of the Indiana Editorial Association. Guests will be welcomed by Mayor Reginald Sullivan, who will receive with Mrs. Dowd, Mesdames Samuel Ralston, George Werbe, Mark Gray, J. H. Bingham, Marie Westfall, Sadie Newman, Le Roy J. Keach, Ruth A. Davis, Albert Losch, Hereford Dugan and Miss Julia Landers, board members; Mesdames W. H. Bobbitt, Mrs. Edna Christian, W. H. Blodgett, W. C. Smith, and George Dryden Yeazel, past presidents; Mrs. Irene Rich, president of the Indiana Young Women’s Democratic Club, and Miss Pat Conduitt, president of the Statehouse Democratic Women’s Club, Special guests will include Mesdames James Riggs, Adelbert P. Flynn, John Kern, Carl E. Wood, Grace Julian Clark, Saunders Shead, Bruce Maxwell, Misses Emma May, Faye Terrill, Mary Sullivan, Grace Tate Wills, Hannah Noone, and Catherine Brodecker. Mrs. Ruth A. Davis, membership chairman of the Marion County club, will be in charge of the meeting Tuesday night at the Indiana Democratic club. The program, arranged by Miss Julia Landers, will include two talks, “The' Ideal Precinct Woman,” Mrs. Elizabeth Wheatley, and “Progress of Women in Business and Politics,” Miss Bess Robbins. Mrs. Dowd will preside and the following women will act as hostesses: Mrs. Davis, Mesdames Carl E. Wood, E. P. Brennan, Edward Von Berg, Williard Worrell. Gar Davis, William Kissell, Joseph Williams, Catherine Fisher Stanley Lelcht, Mary PleU Georgia Whitaker, Anna Owens, W. S. Ankenbrock, Mary Grimn, Arthur Worley, Joseph Wood, and J. E. Judd. Miss Julia Landers, chairman of the program committee of the Marion County club, has appointed the following members to serve on her committees: Mrs. John W. Bern, vice-chairman; Mesdames Frank Swett, John Corwin, L. Ert Black, Thomas Garvin, Floyd Mattlce, Bruce Maxwell, M. E. Foley. Ed ConneU, Henry Commlnsky, Thomas Wright, Charles Graves, Mary Knippenberg, Margaret Bhuler, Glenn Ralston, Charles A. Edwards, Celia Olland, Hazel Presser, Marguerite Koahne, Lula Torline, and Miss Bess Robbins.

GARDENING TALK SERIES ARRANGED A series of six talks on gardening by local women well-known for their practical success In this field, is being offered at the Young Women’s Christian Association under the direction of Mrs. W. C. Gardner to begin March 1. Mrs. Perry O’Neal is scheduled to give the first talk on the subject, “Early Blooms from Annuals.” Other speakers will be Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey, “Come Into My Garden”; Mrs. Charles Lynn, “Little Back Yard Gardens”; Mrs. Clarence Hughel, “Rock Gardens”; Miss Elizabeth Bertermann, “Color Arrangement,” and Mrs. Archer Sinclair, “Design in the Garden.” The group will meet Tuesday morning at 10:30. Further information may be had by calling the Y. W. C. A. educational office.

PRESENT DAY CLUB TO FETE HUSBANDS Members of the Present Day Club will entertain their husbands with a dinner and program Monday night at the Indiana State School for the Deaf, 1200 East Forty-second street, with Mrs. O. M. Pittinger as the hostess. Following the dinner members of the department of physical education at the school will give a demonstration, which will include colonial dances, and military drills. Decorations will be in patriotic colors and designs. Assisting Mrs. Pittinger will be Mesdames A. M. Mendenhall, Ernest Rupel, W. H. Schmidt, and Eugene Foley. HARRISONS HOSTS AT BIRTHDAY FETE Mr. and Mrs. William W. Harrison entertained Thursday night in the blue room of the Marott with a dinner party in celebration of the birthdays of Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. W. A. Tingler, Mrs. O. E. Hammond, Greencastle, and Dr. C. C. Mclntosh of Terre Haute. The table was centered with spring flowers and lighted with ivory tapers in silver holders. Other guests were: Mr*. Mclntosh. Mrs. William Aldrich. Terre Haute; Mr. Hammond. Mr. Tingler. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Begren and Miss Florence Mary Harrison. FORMER CITY GIRL MARRIED ON COAST Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Burgess Rush, to Howard Prewitt Botkin, which took place Saturday. Feb. 13, in San Diego, Cal. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Rush, formerly of Indianapolis. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. W. J. Wood, 4049 Park avenue, Indianapolis, and the great-granddaughter of Mrs. L. A. Douglas, 4050 Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Botkin will be at home at 1021 West Fifty-sixth street, Los Angeles. VASHINGTON IS HONORED BY CLUB Irvington Catholic Women’s Study Club held a Washington program today at the home of Mrs. L. M. Means, 55 Richview drive. The meeting opened with a pledge to the flag. Mrs. H. A. Robertson read a paper on "Washington in Civil and Military Life,” and Mrs. J. S. Bray on “Washington, the Man.” The meeting closed with the singing of patriotic songs. Sorority Entertained New members of Sigma Epsilon sorority entertained the chapter at a dinner bridge party Thursday in the gold room at the Marott. Hostesses were Mrs. J. M. Babitt. Misses Hallie Carlisle, Georgetta Mosby and Irene Smith. Red. white and blue table decorations were used.

Anew chapter of Pi Omicron so- 1 V I r home women \SH Jjji Hgjgjl 1 Ilf Mrs. John Hays Bailey, who will H I yiflH ' program leader, will review “Let- 1 1 M I rs of Ellen Terry and Bernard l jM I law’’ at this meeting. Mrs. War- 1 IllllißSwEl-l j —.—, . I nW. Shearer, organizer, will pre- 1 WmiMmmiSky. I \\ _. f-y D * de. i 1 /l/liss U£Rtrud£ i The group will be conducted as \ ; IplP , 1 BZE-TZMAV pHOTo le other chapters, and will meet : ,■/ - ‘Mm - .1 * vice a month for study and in- 1 Jllipil , '■' ■■(* Wr" <b I✓v >rmal discussion of classic litera- ,/P, M if)/> , rrK T . _ ire and subjects of contemporary ”. ’> Jig AT l Pfl #C P//7 MI7 PH iterest. Mrs. Bailey will review 1 MF Jj| ILU ld ATtUftn^U mtemporary literature each month \ ' > £m '- 7 1/ • ; i id also will conduct a course in Wmmk '"* u % 1 Irl'HfttCt'pd l mversational English. j 'mt i This is the fifth chapter of Pi j ill Jlllllllli l dsi / t / * A0 77 C del'll l micron to be organized in Indian- \ , iolis, the other four being made * 1 Jp j \ / iof business and professional 1 mm l ... , _ , omen | %W '' Ilfpsli m __ - -——* \J Woman’s Department Club of tl Women Interested in this project ~T " Municipal Gardens, will enterta Z Mrs STead” MrS. OtTO K JANSEN 22L

New Chapter of Pi Omicron to Be Formed Anew chapter of Pi Omicron sorority will be organized at 2:30 next Friday at the Washington hotel, for home women. Mrs. John Hays Bailey, who will be prbgram leader, will review “Letters of Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw” at this meeting. Mrs. Warren W. Shearer, organizer, will preside. The group will be conducted as the other chapters, and will meet twice a month for study and informal discussion of classic literature and subjects of contemporary interest. Mrs. Bailey will review contemporary literature each month and also will conduct a course in conversational English. This is the fifth chapter of Pi Omicron to be organized in Indianapolis, the other four being made up of business and professional women. Women interested in this project may obtain further information from Mrs. Shearer at local headquarters, 311 Circle Tower building.

Monday Club’s Anniversary to Be Celebrated

Monday Club will observe its thirty-seventh anniversary and celebrate the George Washington bicentennial Monday afternoon with a colonial tea at the D. A. R. chapter house. Each member may bring three guests. Dr. F. S. C. Wicks will speak on “Ramblings Through Scandinavia.” Mrs. S. C. Copeland, music chairman, has arranged a program of piano selections by Mrs. J. A. Matthews. The program will begin at 2:30. Mrs. Ollah Perkins Toph, president, will preside. Mrs. George F. Warmoth, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames H. G. Blume, T. W. Engle, W. R. Humphreys, E. F. Hamaker. O. E. Mehring, W. B. Keenan and M. H. Wallick. Hostesses will be dressed in colonial costume. Chapter Will Meet Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi sorority, will meet Monday night at the hope of Mrs. Cecil Bird, 1835 East Riverside drive.

Musical Program Arranged for Sigma Alpha lota Colonial Tea

Mrs. Harold Arnholter, program chairman, has arranged the following program for the colonial tea to be given at 3 Wednesday in Hunter’s lodge of the Marott hotel by Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha lota, national professional musical sorority: Plano—“Rhgpsodie" Dohnanvl "Intermezzo" Brahms •'Vienna Dance'* Friedman-Oanner “Mote oerpetuo In Oktaven" Sauer “Valse" Chontn "Scherzo In C Minor*’ Chopin Mrs. Arthur O. Momneer. guest artist. Paoer—"The Colonial Period.*' Mrs. Lenore Coffin. Chorus — "Ftdeltn" Brahms "Liebestraum" Liszt “Melodies of the South’* (arranged bv Harry Hale Ptkel, The Crinoline Singers: Bessie Mae Lowrv. Gladys Blake. Mildred Moor*. Ha Prlermood. Mrs. Berta Miller Rutck. accompanist. Quartet—"Sarabande" . .Bach "Minuet ta O” L. Van Beethoven String ensemble: Mesd&mes Thelma Rubush Bosworth. Walter Trainer. Irma Ifsv Steele. Ruth Van Meter. Viola—- “ Air for G Btring'* Siorillo-Vidas "34 American Hymn” (Old Hundred) Gustav Saeoger Mrs. Thelma Rubush Bosworth. Mrs. Gertrude Rubush. accompanist. Quartet—Rational Airs (arranged tv A. E. Harris). String ensemble. Voice—"Delia** v Henri Caproa "Lullaby" (The Pirates) .Stephen Storace "The find of the Rose” (Rosinal... Wm, Shield Mrs. ‘ Francis Johnson, soprano;

Mrs. Carrie L. Hammell is president of Sunnyside Guild, whose annual charity ball will be held Monday night, Febi 29, at the Indiana ballroom. Mrs. Hammell is chairman of cards for the card party in conjunction with the ball. Mrs. Charles C. Martin, recording secretary of Sunnyside Guild, is assistant ticket chairman. Mrs. Otto K. Jensen is chair-

Marion County War Mothers Plan Bicentennial Program

Marion county chapter of American War Mothers will give a program in celebration of George Washington’s bicentennial at 2 Tuesday afternoon at Municipal Gardens. Mrs. Emma J. Strobel, patriotic chairman, has arranged the program. The program will open with the pledge of allegiance to the flag, followed by a tribute to Washington. A quartet composed of Mesdames Ellen Claire, Mary James, Stella Kirk and Belle Hayes will sing. They will be dressed to represent the historical characters, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe.

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man of the luncheon committee for Delta Delta Delta state day March 5 in the Riley room at the Claypool. Her committee includes Mesdames James A. Baird, Harry Hooley, Misses Helen Franke and Marie Holstein. Miss Gertrude Brown is treasurer, of Beta Beta alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, sponsoring the sorority’s state day festivities next Saturday at the Columbia Club. Miss Brown also is finance chairman.

Mrs. Etta Kutchback, dressed as Patrick Henry, will play a piano solo; Miss Janey Anderson, dressed as Washington will play the violin; Mrs. Lora Anderson, representing Martha Washington, will sing. Mrs. Mayrrfe Berry will characterize Mrs. William Tyler Page in the reading of “The American’s Creed.” Mrs. Strobel will represent Mrs. Uncle Sam, and will recite the patrotic creed. The program will close with the singing of the StarSpangled Banner by the entire group. Tea will follow the program. The table will be centered with a miniature replica of Washington crossing the Delaware, and a small figure of Martha Washington. The program is open to the public.

“GREEN PASTURES” TOPIC FOR PAPER Mrs. Henry Jameson will read a paper on “Green Pastures” at a luncheon-meeting of the Jessy Heywood Alliance of All Souls Unitarian church Thursday. The alliance and guests will go to Poster hall on J. K. Lilly’s estate, Friday, to visit the Stephen Foster Memorial hall, and hear a concert of his songs. Mrs. E. H. Tripp and Mrs. Henry B. Heywood are sponsoring the trip and entertainment. Dinner Parties Slated Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb will entertain with a small dinner before the performance of the Players’ Club tonight. Others who will entertain are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bland Tharp and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Milner, who will give a dinner at the Woodstock Club. Artemus Club in Bridge Artemus Club will sponsor a bridge party from 7:30 to 9:30 Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Power and Light Company with the following in charge of arrangements: Mesdames Frank Freers, chairman; Ralph Tlndell, Elmer Schmidt, Thomas Riker and Virginia Koby.

Tea Is Planned by Municipal Gardens Club Woman’s Department Club of the Municipal Gardens, will entertain with a Washington tea at 2 Monday afternoon at the Municipal Gardens. W. G. Gingery, principal of Washington high school, will speak. A musical program will be provided by the Mitchell trio, comprised of Walter Mitchell, violinist, Miss Ruth Ann Mitchell, cellist, and Miss Priscilla Mitchell, pianist, and by Richard Shaffer, accordionist. Mrs. William Burcham and Mrs. H. O. Burgess will pour. They will be assisted by Mrs. Ellen Matthews and Mrs. Elmer Kiefer, all wearing colonial costumes. The tea table will be centered with flowers and adorned with statuettes of Martha and. George Washington. The statuettes are the property of Mrs. Fred Kepner, who will be in charge of the program. Pupils of the 8A grade of the west side schools and their mothers will be guests. Mrs. Kiefer is in charge of the decorations. Mrs. A. E. Shirley is in charge of the tea, BRIDGE WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED Winners in the games of the Women’s Contract Bridge Club of Indianapolis, which met Thursday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club are: Set one, Mesdames Nathan P. Graham, Dudley A. Pfafif, Frank Mayr and M. T. Moore; set two, Mesdames E. R. Treat, E. J. Ittenbach, E. A. Routheau of Fort Harrison and Harlan Hadley; set three, Mesdames Margaret Willman, A H. Goddard, Alex Metzger and Ralston Jones.

MISS TYNER WILL FETE TRI BETAS Miss Bernice Tyner will entertain members of the Tri Beta sorority with a George Washington party Monday night at her home, 3104 College avenue. Guests will be: Mesdames Frank Teague. Carl Cooner. Merl Miller. Harry Wolf. Carl Kaffen. Misses Virginia Hendrickson. Bessie Crass. Betty Williams. Hilda Scheurer. Lena SchuereT. Mildred Redelman. Maurice Reibsomer. Evelyn Vick. Fannie Brooks. Helen Nichols. Marie Seiner. Aleen Betz. Marv Harrold and Vallie Burton. CLUB WILL HEAR MOLIERE'S WORK Moliere’s “Tartuffe” will be read by the members -of the Irvington Dramatic Club at a meeting tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Stilz. The program is in charge of Mr. and Mro. Francis Insley. Those taking part will be: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witherspoon, Dr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Donnell. Mrs. Frances Dobbs. Mrs. Layman Kingsbury, Mrs. George A. Newton. Miss Elsie Hall, Merritt Harrison, and James R. Loomis. Miss Wise Hostess Miss Charlotte Wise will be hostess Monday night to members of Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron sorority, at a George Washington bridge party at her home, 2338 North Talbott street’

Box Parties Listed for Guild Ball Indianapolis society will be represented at the eleventh annual Sunnyside Guild ball Feb. 29 at the Indiana ball room when many box parties will be given. Sunnyside guild was organized among Indianapolis women to provide entertainment and cheer at the Sunnyside sanatorium, to make the long hours brighter for the patients. County appropriations do not cover such expenditures. During last year the guild has aided numerous families having tuberculosis patients in the homes, and each month the list grows larger. The annual dance of Sunnyside guild finances its activities. The party has come to be recognised as one of the most meritorious charitable and social events of each year. With Governor and Mrs. Harry G. Leslie yrtli be Mr. and -Mrs. John C. Buekelshaus, Mr and Mrs. Frank S. Reynolds of Cambridge City, Fred Cunningham, Miss DorCunningham and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley. With Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Lauter will be Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Dithmer Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Guyot, Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Coburn T. Scholl, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Bodecker. With Mr. and Mrs. Olney H. Bradway rii vs End Mrs - oti ‘ Brsdway, Mr. *{• George Hllgemekr Jr., Mr. and *£-8- Norman H. Oilman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MilUgan and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne o. stone. .With Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Leonard will be Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Koarby, Dr. a n “ Mrs. Harry Foreman, Dr. and Mrs. John W Oarmack, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brookban’c and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kiger. K W£ h Mr. and Mrs Krauss will Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lauth. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard and Mrs. Herman J. Arens. v With Mr and Mrs. Bertram V. SturteMrs - Morris. Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Relsener. Mr. and Mrs. Carls Nlesse and Mr. and Mrs. Charles With Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn will Air. and Mrs. E. Park Akin. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Pittencer. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Moore Mr and Mrs. A. J. Callaway. Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Lawson. Mrs. Clara CotterMrs. Teresa KiDO. Herbert C. Tyson. J. W. Anderson and George Smith. With Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Richardson yii] Dr i,5 n< i Mrs Walker Hickman. Mr. Mj- Awards E. Gates. Mr. and Mrs. FiL w- Bols ”- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olxl?; Mrs „ Robert Ellis. Mr. and Bhtu. - k M r .„ anti Mrs. William Shine. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bonamacker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones. _ WlthDr. and Mrs. R. J. McElwee will be gr-and Mrs. George M King. Dr. and Mrs. IMgar Haynes, Dr. and Mrs. Watson Deaand Mrs. Harry T. Shaneberger and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Carvor. With Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wood will be Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butier of Newcastle. Miss Katherine Hall and Harry Peffer. ..With Mr. and Mrs .A. H. Adams will be Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs : F. B Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Brown and Dr. and Mrs A. M. Hetherington. . With Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Templeton will be Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Svmos. Mrs. Agnes Todd. Martha Todd and Mrs. Carl Seaman and daughter. With Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Eisenlohr will be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Krissith and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart. With Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lewis will be Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moorland, Miss Harriet Terry and E. F. Lefller. With Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Pike will be Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tretton, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pflumm, Mr. and Mrs. Evard Belgrade, Carl C. Bose and Herbert J. Spier. With Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wilcox will be Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murden of Peru, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moynahan and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Law. Others who will entertain with parties Include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duesenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Fevrior, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Paynter of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Stowell C. Wasson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Renard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seidensticker, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Smith Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abernathy.

Zeta Tau Alpha to Hold Its State Day Party at Highland

Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will hold its annual state day festivities Saturday, March 12, at Highland Golf and Country Club. Active chapters from Butler, Purdue and Indiana universities abd Franklin college will be in attendance as well as members of state alumnae associations. Indianapolis Alumnae Association will act as hostess for the occasion and direct arrangements. Miss Ruth Ann Carson, general chairman, also is chairman of reservations, assisted by Mrs. Walter Hendrickson and Miss Louise Berndt. Miss Thelma Tacoma is in charge of the dance to be held in the evening, assisted by Misses Florence

ECONOMICS CLUB WILL HOLD PARTY Indianapolis Home Economics Club will entertain with a bi-cen-tennial party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Marks. The guests will be received by Mrs. George Combs and Mrs. A. R. Dewey, dressed as George and Martha Washington, respectively. Mrs. Dewey will speak. Mrs. G. J. Bookwalter will speak on the cookery of the colonial days, and demonstrate some colonial dishes. Response to roll call will oe the relation of some incidents in Washington’s life. Society to Gather Beta chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta sorority, will meet Monday night at the home of Miss June Nochenhorst, 302 South Pennsylvania street, for a special business session. New officers who will preside are Misses Mayme Hamilton, president; Ruth Baase, treasurer, and Mildred Folle, secretary. Miss Dorothy Parker is publicity chairman.

Named as Chairman of Vote League Resolutions Committee

Mrs. John E. Moring, president of the Ft. Wayne League of Women Voters, is chairman of the resolutions committee for the state convention March 24, 25 in South Bend. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Frank Donner, Greencastle; Mrs. Sigel Brown, Lafayette; Mrs. John A. Hauff, Valparaiso, and Mrs. S. E. Sembower, Bloomington. Convention program will be centered around a discussion of programs of public finance. One of the features of the meeting will be a round table discussion of county government as it relates to public finance, public welfare and education. Present plans for the banquet session the night of March 24, include a presentation of the various taxation systems which have been worked out and put into efTect by other states and suggestions for reorganizing local government to cut the costs to the taxpayer. Emphasis will be placed on the savings effected through preventive social legislation such as prohibition, compulsory school attendance law, and the mothers’ aid law.

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Members of the faculty at Butler university and patrons of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will be enterat tea from 3 to 5 Sunday by the active chapters at the chapter house, 442 West Fortieth street. Miss Virginia Goodwin, president, will head the receiving line, which will include Miss Jane Howe, social chairman; Miss Elma Rose Sailors, Miss Betty Ramey and Mrs. Mary Keegan, house mother, Miss Harriett McGaughey and Miss Virginia Craig will preside at the tea table whose appointments will carry out a red, white and blue color scheme. Mjss Howe will be assisted by Misses Roberta Cramer, Virginia Craig, Dorothy De Frees and Magdalene Adams.

ANNOUNCE LECTURE ON PASSION PLAY Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lecture on “The Passion Play” at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the Uptown theater, under auspices of the Woman’s Club of St. Joan of Arc school. Reservations may be made at the box office, or with any members of the following committee: Mesdames John J. Madden Jr., and Peter Van Nuys, chairmen, Mesdames Peter Gartland. George Knue, Joseph Knue, T. B. Hatfield, J. R. McNutt, J. J. Gramling, J. J. Borer, J. C. Carr, Paul McNamara, H. S. Noel, Robert Kirby, Walter Kuhn, William Kennedy, William C. Hall, Carl Rabich, Thomas Farrell, Peter Zimmer, Miss Marjorie McDuffie and Miss.Marthat Barry.

Talbott, Helma Kahn and Thelma Hayworth. Luncheon arrangements are in charge of Miss Jean Vestal, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Noel Nitterhouse, Mrs. Russell Justice, Evelyn Henschen and Miss Laura" Schultz. Miss Isabelle Eddy is transportation chairman. MiSs Pauline Dillon, province president, will be guest of honor for the day.

Mothers Will Give Party at Tri Delt House Tri Psi sorority, an organization of mothers of Delta Delta Delta, will entertain with a colonial tea Monday afternoon for members of the Butler faculty, and mothers’ clubs of other Butler sororities at the Delta Delta Delta chapter house, 809 Hampton drive. In the receiving line will be Miss Anna Marie Sander, chapter president; Mrs. William Wiese, house mother; Mrs. W. S. Holt, president of Tri Psi; Mrs. Carl Sander and Mrs. Frank Brown. The tea table will be decorated in a color scheme of red, white and blue. Mrs. Robert Beightol and Mrs. Robert I. Boyer will pour, assisted by Miss Dorothy Beightol and Miss Katherine Matthews. The program will be given by Mrs. R. G. Null, Miss Lois Le Saulnier and Miss Sara Olinger. Pupils of Peggy Lou Snyder, who will dance the minuet in colonial costume, will be: Patty Roestjh. Peggy Trusler. Leona May Collins. Marilyn Morgan. Betty Jane Mitchell. Perkey Marshall. Charlotte Galm and Martha Jo Runyan.

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Program Is Announced for Concert Active section of Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will hold its February musical program at the John Herron Art Institute at 3 Friday, arranged by Mrs. Glenn Friermood. The program: Piano Duo—"Duettino Conccrtante”.. .Mozart-Busonl “Andante and Scherzo’’ Chamlnade “The Jester’’ Carl Boeeher Mrs. Mildred Sweeney. Miss Gertrude Whelan. Voice— Air from Miltons ‘•Cornua’* Arno “O That It Were So” Brldga “Crying of Water" Campbell Tipton Miss Helen Thoms. Miss Louise Swan at the piano. Violin—- “ Gavotte in E Major’’... .Bach-Krelsler “Variations on Theme by CorroUi... Tartlnl-Krelsler “Lotus Land" Cyril Scott “Beal Shem" (Improvisation) Ernest Block Miss Marie Dawson Morrell. Mrs. Frank Edenharter at the piano. Chorus — “Dawh’’ Curran “Crossing the Bar” Neldlinger “Indian Serenado" Boresford “Star.” Ware Arr. by Victor Harris Girls’ Concert Club of Tech. Miss Blanche Harvev. director. Miss Charlotte Moore,, accompanist. Mrs. Friermood will be assisted during the social hour by Mesdames Robert Blake, James H. Lowry, C. F. Cox, S. K. Ruick, Robert Kinnaird, Robert Bonner, Lafayette Page and Miss Emma Doeppers. Mrs. Bonner and Mrs. Page will preside at the tea table. 100 Guests at Magazine Club Colonial Tea Magazine Club entertained more than 100 members and guests with a Colonial tea this afternoon at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Mi’s. J. F. Edwards, In costume, spoke on “Washington Through French Eyes.” The talk was followed b£ the minuet, danced by Misses Mary Jo Spurrier, Margaret Harrison, Helen Hartinger and Ruth Bradford. Mrs. Roy Slaughter sang a group of patriotic songs. Mrs. Frank McCaslin was in charge of the musical program. Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, president, presided. The room was arranged with furniture pf the period, and hung with colonial hangings. The tea table was centered with spring flowers. Mrs. A. L. Leatherman and Mrs. Alvin Jose poured. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames J. F. Kelly, Rudolph Grosskopf, F. H. Knodel, Henry Knudsen, F. C. Walker, W. E. Balch, F. W. Gunkle and G. P. Stockton. The program was in charge of Mrs. J. B. Phillips.

Sunshine Club Will Entertain at Sanatorium Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will entertain children at the sanatorium at 3 Monday at a George Washington party. A program will be given by pupils of the Irvington school of music, with Miss Dorothea Hogle as accompanist. Mary Frances Stuckey will dance and Donald Stuckey, in costume, will sing. Harriett Rachel Wells at Martha, and Betty Ann Florick as George, will dance a minuet, and readings will be given by Venita Ellen Coleman, Dale Campbell and Donald Woerner. Decorations and favors will be according to the Washington* birthday motif. Mrs. J. A. Diggle will entertain members of the club at a Colonial luncheon and bridge at her home, 2515 College avenue, at 12:30 Wednesday. She will be assisted by Mesdames John F. Herrmann, Richard Brann, Frank C. Bird, R. C. Griswold, H. A. Gist and Miss Louisa SmithColonial decorations will prevail. COSTUME READINGS TO BE ON PROGRAM Mrs. W. D. Long will give a pro-* gram of readings in costume at the George Washington anniversary party of the Independent Social Club at 2 Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. A. M. Tarr, 3909 Graceland avenue. Mrs. Long will be assisted by Mrs. Walter Moore, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Jerome H. Trunkey. Officers and committee members will dress in colonial costume. House decorations also will be colonial. CLUB TO OBSERVE 37TH ANNIVERSARY. Monday Club will celebrate its thirty-seventh anniversary Monday afternoon at the D. A. R. chapter house. The Rev. F. S. C. Wicks will speak on “Rambles Through Scandinavia.” Each member may invite three guests. Mrs. J. A. Matthews, pianist, will play. Hostesses will be Mesdames W. D. Keenan, W. D. Pyle, E. F. H*maker, H. G Blume, O. E. Mehring, and W. R. Humphrey. LADIES' NIGHT IS GIVEN BY CLUB Ladies’ night was observed for the first time by the Universal Club Thursday night at the Columbia Club. Fifty couples attended. Horace M. Riggs, president, spoke. The was in charge of M. B. Merritt, chairman of the social com- 1 mittee. The entertainment Included cards, dancing and music. Sorority Will Gather Tau Delta Sigma sorority will hold a business and social meeting Monday night at the 1-ome of Mrs. limner Welsh, 336 North Keystone Society Will Meet Girls Friendly society of Christchurch will meet at 6 Tuesday dinner, Gymnastic and sewing classes will be in session. ~ Rho Zetas to Meet Rho Zeta Tau sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at tha home of Mrs. Cecil Stienecker, 1228% West New York street.