Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1932 Edition 02 — Page 8

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Teacher of England Will Be Speaker Miss Lillian Chandler, London, England, who is in Indianapolis as an exchange teacher at Washington high school, will speak at the general meeting to be held by the American Association of University Women, Tuesday night, in the Hunters’ lodge at the Marott. Dinner will be served at 6:30. Hostesses will be members of tne International Relations Study Group, with Mrs. Arthur Fockc as chairman: and members of the association who are graduates of Indiana colleges other than Indiana and Purdue. Members may invite guests. Reservations are in charge of Mrs. Carroll Skaar. Music section of the Fine Arts study group will continue its study of symphonies at 10 Friday morning at the home of Mrs. T. Victor Keene, 3209 North New Jersey street. Art Section to Meet Art section of the same group will open Thursday with a meeting at 3:30 at John Herron Art institute. Miss Blanche Stillson of the institute will speak on the twenty-fifth annual exhibit of the work of Indiana artists and craftsmen. Tea will follow the program. Subsequent meetings of this group will be held at 10 each P’riday morning at the institute. Mrs. Walter P. Morton is group chairman, and is in charge of reservations. These may be made for either the entire group of ten meetings, or for single lectures, and are open to non-mem-bers. French Conversation study group meets at 10:30 each Monday at the home of Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, 5147 Kenwood avenue. The group will welcome any persons interested in its study. Mrs. W. L. Richardson is chairman, and receives reservations. Conference Is Scheduled The A. A. U. W. is employing various means to raise money for its fellowship fund. The schedule includes a sale of paper ware in the near future, and a bridge party tc be held at Highland Golf and Country Club the first week in May. Mrs. A. H. Hinkle is chairman of the party. Members interested in playing bridge for benefit of the fund may notify Mrs. J. M. Williams, in charge of the project. The regular bridge sections are also contributing to the fund, in charge of Mrs. J. H. HeWitt. The biennial section conference of the A. A. U. W. will be held at the Oliver hotel in South Bend, April 8 and 9. Members wishing to attend are to notify Mrs. Todd or Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh, president. The triennial conference of the International Federation of University Women will be held in Edinburgh. July 27 to Aug. 4. MRS. GEORGE SMITH IS DANCE CHAIRMAN Mrs. George A. Smith is general chairman for the dance to be sponsored by Cathedral high school Mothers’ Club Tuesday night in the school auditorium. Committees are as follows: Patrons, Mesdames Joseph Argus, chairman; William L. O'Connor. Arnold Pfeiffer. Joseph Conley, Glen Cruzan. Donald Shimer, George Knue; alumni. Mesdames Thomas X I.rnahan. chariman. Bernard Wuile, Addison Coddington. John Neal. Louis Bunnagel; tickets, Mesdames Leo Wurtz, chairman, Ignatius Osedecker, Michael Woerner. C. J. Fisher, James Bell, P. E. Mann, Carl Pretzinger, Wilbur Wheeler, Thomas Carson, Frank Miller. John Feeney, Joseph Zimmerman. William Brennan, J. J. Melsberger. Andrew Fromhold. Herman Hagist, Janies Flaherty, Joseph Hoffman, J. F. O'Mahoney, Ray McManus. Timothy McMahon. George Fauter, George Oaughan, Mary Shannon. Joseph Becker. Frank Sites, Martin Walpole, John Flanigan, John Mahan and Alice Murphy. Mrs. Nicholas Connor is president of the organization.

MRS. ENGEL WILL FETE ALUMNAE Mrs. H. G. Engel will be hostess to the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta Monday night at her home, 532 East Fiftyfourth street. Mrs. W. R. Russell will preside. Details of the annual state luncheon April 16 at the Claypool will be reported by Miss Olive J. Hoffman, chairman. Her committee includes Misses Ruby Hamilton, Christiana Lohrmann, Helen Lillie, Marjorie Alexander and Dorothy Butz. Miss Hamilton, president of Indianapolis Panhellenic Association, will give a report from that organization. ANNUAL DANCE IS PLANNED BY BETAS Undergraduate members of Beta Theta Pi active chapters at Indiana. Purdue, De Pauw universities, and Wabash and Hanover colleges, will attend the fraternity’s state dance next Saturday night at the Columbia club. Officers of the Indianapolis Alumni Association, sponsoring the dance, are Dr. Byron K. Rust, president; Albert O. De Luse, vice-president, and Kevin D. Brosnan, secretarytreasurer. Brosnan has been in charge of arrangements, assisted by Vincent Ryde, George Denny Jr., Joseph McDuffee Jr., Evans Cochran, and Richard Bunch. Plan Anniversary Fete Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wakeland returned today from Florida. They will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at a reception to be given in their honor Sunday, by their daughter,' Mrs. Ernest Millholland and Mr. Millholland. at their home. 5736 North New Jersey street. There are no invitations.

Little Chorale Club to Hold Tryouts for Musical Comedy

Little Chorale Club will meet in Cropsey auditorium of the Central public library at 8 Monday night for try-outs for “Pickles,” a threeact musical comedy, to be presented this spring at a local theater. Selection of principals will be made within a few weeks and applications lor membership will be accepted at the Monday night meetings. The Little Choral Club, an independent organization, was organized two years ago under leadership of Mrs. O. E. Rundell, and has a roster of sixty members. Frederick Sabins, formerly of Louisville, is director, and 1932 officers are Kenneth

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Miss Eunice Disseue is vicepresident of the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association, presenting Rupert Hughes in a lecture, “Behind the Scenes in Hollywood,” next Saturday night at Caleb Mills hall. Mrs. R. O. McAlexander is the newly elected president of the Woman’s Department Club. Succeeding Mrs. Everett Schofield, she will .take office after the annual meeting in May. Mrs. C. C. Trueblood, 317 East Maple Road, has been in charge of publicity for the Omicron Pi state day today. Miss Mary Virginia Clark has arranged the stunt being presented today by Butler university chapter of Delta Gamma at the sorority’s state day observance.

Pianists Will Give Recital at Institute A recital of music for two pianos will be presented by Mrs. Elsa Peterson Klein and Harold Eugene Cook at 8:15 Wednesday night at John Herron Art institute, under auspices of Franklin college. Both musicians are members of the college faculty, and have studied abroad. The same musicians appeared in a concert last year at the Indianapolis public library. The concert will be open to the public, with no admission charged. The program follows: i “Prelude, Fugue, et Variation”... .Franck ‘■Rondo" Chopin “Six Waltzes" Brahms 111 “Variations on a Theme by Beethoven" St. Saens IV “En blanc et noir" Debussy 1. Avec emportement. 2. Lent. Sombre. 3. Scherzando. V “Romance" Arensky "Valse" Arensky

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A series of rush parties for Sigma Delta Zeta sorority are being arranged by Miss Mildred Fulle, rush captain.

Hughes, president; G. W. Ecknor, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Rundell. accompanist. * Purpose of the club Is to give voice training to singers of taleit between the ages of 18 and 30 financially unable to take lessons. Members of the group include: Prudence Fullcnwtder. Mildred Beard. Marjorie Alexanecr. Carlisle. Dorothy Jones. Evelyn Bassler. Evelyn Shively. Lucy Williams, Maxine Foil*. Melba Nesblt. Jane 3cott. Marjorie Goldsborough. Lucille Dyer. Margaret Todd. Phillips Schreiber. Rose Wright, sopranos; Lois Lee. Doris Garner. Sarah Crain. Grace Nesblt, Kathryn Cooper, Eileen Buck, contraltos: George Russell. E. W. Ecknor. Jack Thomas. Norris Ayres, Arin Arbough. tenors; Kenneth Hulford, William Kiincer. Don Ps.dgett. Sam Rundell. Robert Udell. Virg'.l Hebert. William Knapp. William Rider. Francis Rilev, Thomas Riley. Lester Hale and Kenneth Hughes, bases. l it

Lucy Court and Floyd V. Kehl Are Wedded in Church Rites

Miss Lucy Court, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Court, 1318 Edgemont avenue, became the bride of Floyd Virgil Kehl in a ceremony at 7:30 Friday night at the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The Rev. W. H. Kendall officiated. Mrs. C. H. Eberhardt, organist, played before the entrance of the bridal party, and played ‘‘To a Wild Rose” during the ceremony. MLss Helen Miller sang ‘‘At Dawning,” and “I Love You Truly.” The altar was banked with palms, ferns, and other greenery, and was lighted with cathedral candles. Miss Margaret Wacker was the bride’s only attendant. She wore a Benefit Tea Is Flanned to Aid Nutrition Camp A St. Patrick’s tea for the benefit of the Bridgeport nutrition camp will be held by the Woman’s Aux-. iliary to the Railway Mail Association next Friday afternoon at Banner Whitehill auditorium. The program will include songs by the auxiliary quartet, accordion aclos by Mrs. John Smith, musical monologue by Mrs. M. D. Didway, songs by Mrs. June Addington, dancing by Majory Helman and Shirley Barnett, readings by Elizabeth Stayton and violin selections by Gail Graber. The arrangements committee includes : Mesdames Frank E. Wilson, Clarence J. Finch. John Ladd, assisted by Clarence Bellfry. Harry Burton, F. W. Doddridge, David Hedges. Dan Hutchison. Clav McFadden, Jerauld McDermott. W. G. Stayton. Walter H Vinzant and Dale W. Rains. REPUBLICAN CLUB IN PARTY WEDNESDAY Indiana Woman’s Republican Club will entertain with a St. Pattrick’s day luncheon and card party Wednesday at the Food Craft Shop. Miss Adelle Stork, chairman of the ways and means committee, and Mrs. Willard D. Armitage, vicechairman, are directing arrangements. They are being assisted by: Mesdames Noel Neal. Noblesville; Dorothy Bonham. Elwood: Clarence Martin. Gaylord Morton. Walter Pritchard. Robert Bryson. Sam Fletcher, Bernard Johnson, Nellie M. Hobbs, Florence Thacker. Misses Esther Schmitt. Helen Hildebrand and Jessie Levy. Hostesses Named March hostesses of Mary Conkle circle of Third Christian church will entertain the members at 12:30 luncheon Tuesday in the church parlors. Decorations and the program will be in keeping with St. Patrick’s day. Mrs. E. W. Sweeney will give a group of dialect songs and Miss Gwendolyn Schort will read. Devotions will be led by Mrs. R. D Barnes. Democrats to Meet Third Ward Women’s Democratic Club will meet at 8 Monday night at the home of Mrs. John Donneiey, 1824 North Pennsylvania street. Miss Julia Landers will speak on “Women in Politics.”

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fitted gown of ice blue lace, with square neckline, and a wide taffeta sash streaming to the floor. Her slippers and mitts matched her gown. She carried Briarcliffe roses. The bride wore a fitted princess gown of white satin, with long sleeves, square neckline, and floor length skirt forming a short train. Her tulle veil was edged with Chantilly lace, and fell from a lace cap, studded with seed pearls and orange blossoms. She carried a shower of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Raymond B. Crabbs was best man. The bride’s mother wore a gown of black crepe, trimmed with beige. Mr. and Mrs. Kehl left immediately after the ceremony for a short wedding trip. They will be at home at 1318 Edgemont avenue. The bride’s traveling ensemble was of brown silk with matching accessories. Mrs. Kehl attended Indiana university. A bridal dinner for the members of the wedding party was given Thursday night at the home of the bride. The table was centered with sweet peas, and lighted with blue candles, tied with pink tulle, carrying out the bridal colors.

D. A. R. Picnic Planned Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will have an indoor picnic at 12:30 Thursday, preceding a business meeting at the chapter house. Miss Shea Hostess Miss Rosemary Shea, 603 North Rural street, will entertain members of the Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta sorority, at 8 Monday night at her home. At serving/time, appointments will be in St. day motif. Sorority to Gather Kappa chapter of Pi Omicron sorority will meet at 7 Monday at the Washington. Miss Charlotte Wise will discuss Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton and Mrs. Josephine Ramsey Murphy will speak on ‘‘Elizabeth and Her Lovers.” Miss Flora Drake is program director.

Plans Advanced for Lecture by Rupert Hughes March 19

Assistants have been named by Mrs. W. C. Griffith, in charge of the lecture by Rupert Hughes, to be presented at 8:30 Saturday night, March 19, in Caleb Mills hall, under auspices of the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association. “Behind the Scenes in Hollywood” will be Mr. Hughes’ subject. Proceeds will go to the association’s scholarship fund. Mrs. Anna Marie Gall-Sayles is president. Assistants appointed are: Mesdames Otto Frenze! Jr.. Paul Fisher, C. Harvey Bradley. J. K. LtUy Jr.. Jack Eaglesfleld, Clifford Arrick. John H. Roberts Jr.. Frederick Holliday. Theodore B. Griffith. Robert W. Winslow. Alex Metzger. R. W. S. Owen. C. O. Oil*. John T. Collett. Misses Eunice Dissette and Sallv Reahard. Publicity is being arranged by Misses Katherine Brown, Eleanor Ann Barrett, Sara Tyce Adams and Priscilla Miner.

Soprano Will Appear With Marott Trio Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, soprano, will appear Sunday night on the program of the Marott trio in the ballroom of the hotel. Mrs. Harold Sweteney will be accompanist. The program is as follows: Trio—First Movement from “Dumkv” trio Dvorak Voice—- “ Yesterday and Today" Spross "Songs Mv Mother Taught Me”..Dvorak “Morning” Speaks Mrs. Hunter. Cello—“Humoresaue" Dvorak Consuelo Couchman. Voice—- “ Down in The Forest" Ronald “Lo A Messenger” La Forge Mrs. Hunter. Violin —“Negro Spiritual Melody” Dvorak-Kreisler Maud Custer. —Three-Minute Intermission— Voice — “Until” Sanderson “Drink to Me, Only With Thine Eves” Old English “I Love Life” Mana-Zucca Mrs. Hunter. Finale—“Chal Romano” (Gypsy Lad) Ketelbev

Former Cervus Club Members Will Be Feted Cervus club will entertain with a home-coming and card party at 2 Monday at the Antlers. Guests will be ex-members, and those who are eligible for membership. Members of the board of directors will be in-the receiving line. They are: Mesdames Otis McCracken, Martin Collins. Harry Wiebke, J. C. Ricter, Timothy P. Sexton. J. E. Miller. Eugene Blackburn. H. G. Sargent. J. C. Austermiller. Max Patton. Mort Nichols. E. T. Lawrence. Louis Goldsmith. C. G. Neereman and Fred Wagner. Mrs. Charles Austermiller Is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames R. H. Mettler, L. E. Weisman, Nichols, E. E. McFarren, Rex Moonshower and W. H. Forshee. The board will hold a meeting at ,1 preceding the party, in the Auld Lang Syne room. Sorority to Gather Tau Delta Sigma sorority will meet at the Lincoln Monday night.

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HadassaHs to Observe Anniversary The Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the national organization of Hadassah at 2:15 Wednesday at the L. 8. Ayres tearoom. Members are requested to meet in the eighth floor auditorium. This celebration will be in the form of a purim party, as it occurs just before the feast of purim, celebrated by Jews throughout the world, linking up the story of the biblical Queen Esther, whose Hebrew name was Hadassah. Writer Will Speak The major feature of the afternoon will be an address by Mrs. Elma Erlich Levinger of Columbus, 0., a writer of Jewish stories and of playlets for use in the religious schools. Mrs. Levinger is an honorary board member of the Columbus chapter of Hadassah and is senior advisor of the Columbus Junior unit. Other features will be violin selections by Harold Jaffee, accompanied by Mrs. Harold Jaffee and a “Purim Phantasy” directed by Mrs. Milton Steinberg, assisted by Mesdames Nathan Toplin, Jack Harding and Miss Emma Gelman. Mrs. Henry Blatt will preside. Reservations for the birthday party may be made with Mrs. Max Marcur or Mrs. Maurice Perk.* Relief Work Cited From its inception in 1912, Hadassah has clung to its single specific purpose in Palestine, the establishment and maintena j of health institutions and service for all elements of the population, regardless of race or creed. Hadassah started its work twenty years ago, by sending two nurses to Palestine to do home visiting. Today it maintans four large hospitals, 33 polyclinics, 22 infant welfare stations, two health centers and the only complete X-ray institute in the entire near east. In addition, health of 25,000 children in the Jewish schools is supervised by their school hygiene department and 3,500 children are fed hot, nourishing lunches. Hadassah stresses preventive medicine and public health education in all its institutions and services.

Scholarships to Be Awarded at Kappa Fete Scholarship awards will be a feature of the annual Kappa Kappa Gamma state luncheon next Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. These awards will be presented to the girl from each active chapter, who has made the highest grades in her group during the past year. Luncheon speakers will include Mrs. R. D. Canan, Lafayette, a former province president, and Mrs. Q. B. Taylor of the local alumnae. The committee in charge of the luncheon which with the dance is sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae Association, includes Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson, chairman, Mesdames Retta B. Morgan, James R. Blacklidge, Misses Jean Coval, Ruth Stone and Virginia Ballweg. The committee arranging the dance to be held at the club in the evening is headed by Mrs. John Marshall, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Niven, Mrs. Paul Rhoadarmer, and the following presidents of active chapters in the state: Misses Doris Scripture, Indiana university: Jane Rhue, DePauw university; Adelaide Gould, v Butler university, and Gretcben Graham, PurdUe university.

International Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will talk on China next week before chapters of the International Travel Study Club, Inc. Her subject will be “Converting Heathen Chinese Temples Into Christian Schools.” Elsinore chapter will meet with Mrs. John Kerr, 1307 East Washington street, for a covered dish luncheon Monday at 12. Appointments will be in St. Patrick color. The chapter quartet will sing. Members are requested to bring guests. Princess Mary chapter will meet Monday at 7:30 at the Washington hotel. Arcadian chapter will hold its guest day meeting at the John Herron Art Institute Tuesday at 1. Mrs. V. C. Bower, Mrs. E. S. Waymire, Mrs. L. M. Yount and Mrs. W. D. Browning will be hostesses. Appointments will be in keeping with St. Patrick’s day. Mrs. Roy Huggins will read a paper on current events and responses will pertain to St. Patrick and the lesson on China. Queen Elizabeth chapter will meet with Mrs. Basil Robinson, 948 Udell street, for a pitch-in ainner Wednesday. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Fay Forrest and Mrs. E. E. Bowman and Mrs. W. A. Dain. Officers will be elected. Blue Nile chapter will meet with Mrs. F. N. Hooker, 3543 Kenwood avenue at 10:45 Wednesday. A paper will be read by Mrs. F. H. Nelson. Officers will be elected. Valencian chapter will meet with Mrs. Chas. R. Stuart, 42 North Kealing avenue Thursday at 8 p. m. Responses to roll call will be on “The New China American Education Has Made Possible.” Music will be given by Mrs. Emery' Tribby, Mrs. Paul J. Ayres, Mrs. Lillian Sedwick and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs Harry Meyer has been appointed federation delegate for the rest of the year. Election will be held. Lohengrin chapter will meet at the home of Miss Jean Greenlees, 421 Wallace street, at 8:15 p. m. Friday. Victorian chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. Ida Knotts, 5501 Winthrop avenue, Friday at 2. Assistant hostess is Mrs. Joelia Fowler. Responses “Facts on China.” Prospective members invited. Sorority to Meet Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta sorority, will meet Wednesday night at the home of Miss Nlta Kehn, 3310 North New Jersey street.

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Mrs. Gaylord S. Morton

Mrs. Gaylord S. Morton will be hostess for the Columbia Club’s St. Patrick’s day bridge party, Wednesday, Her assistants will include: Mesdames Byron Huff, Martinsville; Frank R. Martin, Bedford; Ivin Morgan, Austin; E. C. Toner, Anderson; Martin L. Koons, Newcastle; Ray Macy, Clarence R. Martin, Lawrence F. Orr, Chester Loughry, Albert S. Buchanan, Walter Krull. M. H. Fuller, John R. Emison, J. D. Thacker, B. G. Halstead and Miss Dorothy Cunningham.

Y. W. Classes Plan Annual Get-Together Educational classes of central Y. W. C. A. will hold a “Comida Mejicana” dinner at their annual gettogether at 6:15 Tuesday in the central association building. A program of music and short sketches descriptive of the Y. W. C. A. and the business girl in Mexico City will precede a playlet, “Dicen Que,” written by Mrs. Glenn Diddel and founded upon an incident of her girlhood in Yucatan. Cast will be members of Mrs. Diddel’s Spanish classes. Decorations will be in the national colors of Mexico and the program will show similarity and contrasts between an American and a Mexican Y. W. C. A. Miss Sue Perry, general secretary of the association in Mexico City, is supported in part by the local association. Mrs. Robert T. Ramsay, 5726 Central avenue, will speak on gardening Tuesday morning at the central building, with “Come Into My Garden” as her topic. She will will emphasize the benefits of vegeable and herb gardens.

DELTA ZETAS WILL GIVE TEA SUNDAY .Butler university chapter of Delta Zeta sorority, will entertain at tea Sunday afternoon at the chapter house, 706 West Forty-third street, in honor of the chapter's faculty ally, Mrs A. Dale Beeler. In the receiving line with Mrs. Beeler will be Mrs. James W. Putnam, wife of Butler’s dean; Mrs. James Ogden, patroness; Miss Harriett Jones, active chapter president, and Mrs. Mary Jones, house mother. Miss Josephine Ready, chairman of the committee in charge will act as hostess. She is being assisted by Misses Marjorie Bader and Marjorie Campbell. Guests- will be members of the faculty and other Butler sororities. Decorations will be in keeping with St. Patrick’s day. Phi Sigmas to Meet Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta sorority, will hold a business meeting Monday night at the heme of Miss Betty Zintel, 4125 Otterbein street. Officers will be installed.

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Newly organized Beta chapter of Sigma Delta Sigma sorority, will be entertained with a bridgetea Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Batty Mercer, 1515 South Belmont avenue. This will be the’ first social affair of the new chapter. Appointments will be in St. Patrick’s colors. The hostess will be assisted by Misses Dorothy Fuller, Lena Guedel, Ruth Holdman, Mary Hall and Charllete Zoller.

Musical Program Is Arranged for Delta Sigma Epsilon Tea

Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority of the Putler college of education, will entertain with a birthday tea from 3 to 5 afternoon at the home of an alumna member, Mrs. Catherine Carson Jones, 2539 Broadway. A musical program will be presented during the afternoon by Miss Angeline Shaneff, vlblinist, accompanied by Miss Estelle Williamson and Miss Hildred Trueblood, soloist. In the receiving line will be: Mrs. Garry Winders and Mrs. Ruth Q. Benedict, patronesses; Miss Helen Egbert, active chapter president; Miu Hazel C. \ • - t

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Anniversary Is Observed by Sorority Annual state luncheon of tho Delta Gamma sorority was held today at the Columbia Club. rhe speakers’ table was decorated with a center plateau of spring flowers, in bronze, pink, and blue, the sorority colors. Baskets filled with the flowers stood at each end of the table. Guests were seated at tables for eight, each decorated with a floral centerpiece, with each place marked by corsages of pink and blue sweet peas and Talisman roses, tied with bronze ribbon. Seated at the speakers table were: Mrs. FTank Churchman. president of th* Indianapolis Alumnae; Mrs. Frank Woodard. Bloomington Alumnae president: Mrs. Florence Reddick Bovs, state probation officer; Mrs. Edna M. Christian, social director of Butler university; Misses Edith Nowland. member of national finance committee: Bettv Weintz. province secretary; Dorothv Ann Brandt. Indiana university chapter president: Ruth Pahud. Butler chanter president, and Geraldine Carver, incoming Butler president. Miss Weintz Honored Miss Weintz was the guest of honor. Mrs. Churchman gave the welcoming address, which was followed by a candlelight service in honor of the sorority’s three found- ; ers. This was conducted by Miss Edith Brown, Indiana university, and Miss Mary Grace Majonnier of Butler. Misses Dorothy Ann Brandt, Indiana, and Ruth Pahud. Butler, reported on chapter activities, and new chapter presidents were introduced. They will be delegates to the national convention to be held in Victoria, B. C., Canada, in June. Stunts by the chapters completed the program. The committee in charge of the luncheon was: Mrs. Paul D Dayman, general chairman; Miss Edna Nowland. reservations; Mrs. George Brown, luncheon; Mrs. Mark Hamer, enetertainment. assisted by Misses Rosemary Kelly and Mary Virginia Clark: Mrs. David Liggett, dance chairman; Mrs. D. O. Ruh. arrangements, and Miss Marthalee McCreary, publicity. Formal Dance Tonight The day’s activities will close with a formal dance tonight in the main dining room at the Columbia Club. Music will be provided by Connie and his orchestra. Those attending from Alpha Tail chapter at Butler were: Misses Betty Akin. Jane Ale. Wilma Aulenbacher. Helen Baker, Katherine Beaulieu. Mary Blavelt, Geraldine Carver. Helen Chapman. Mary Virginia Clark. Mary Eleanor Cook, Dorothy Dauner, Mary Helen Dunnington, Margaret Ensley, Jane Fisher, Jane Garber. Virginia Carr. Jean Golding. Helen Hicks. Florence Henshaw, Winifred Holmes. Maxine Ingram, Vera Kunse, Margaret Mattingly. Bernice Mull, Ruth Mauzy. Elizabeth Ann Nichols. Mary Newby, Virginia Plock. Phyllis Sharp. Alice Steinle. Emma Lou Thornborough. Katherine Tinsley. Mary Catherine Wat? and Mary Waldon. Indianapolis Alumnae present were: Mesdames Rex Boyd. George O. Browne, M. R. Clarke, J. T. Davis. P. D. Gavman, Mark Hamer. Dwight Peterson. Blanche Rawlings. C. A. Rudy, Dudley Smith, George A. Stout, Karl Hardey. Harold Epler. N. Fenzel Howard. John N. Kissinger, C. H. Morrison. Guv Morrison, S. P. Mathews, Clifford S. Miller, Gerald Redding. Ted Rhodes. James A. Young, Barrett Woodsmall, Misses Dorothy Helmer. Eleanor Munro, Edna Nowland, Rosalind Emrick and Edith Curtis. Many Alumnae Attend Alumnae attending from out of town were: Mrs. George Reed, Bloomington: Mrs. Lothaire Ritter. Hagerstow'n; Mrs. Robert Maxam, Princeton: Misses Katherine Welman, Evansville; Nedra Hildebrand. Topeka. Kan.; Mildred Dirks. Mount Vernon; Dorothy Morris. Somerset; Dorothv Porter. Logansport; Jeanne Wilson. Huntington. and Amy Beatty, Crawfordsville. Members of the active chapter at Indiana university present were: Misses Rosemarv Kellev. Martorie Reeves. Martha Belle Steppe, Helen Louise Hamilton. Dorothv Havnes. Winifred Vickerv. Katherine Starmer. Bettv Jenkins. Ruth Evelyn Rovster. Martha Gonnerman. Doris Bruce. Marion Bruce. Sara Curtis Williams. Mary Francis Clements. Dorothv Shacklett. Shirley Hawes. Virginia Feltus Dorothy Ann Brant. Bettv Naughton. Edith Brown. Bishop Van Meter. Mariorie Horn. Eldena Burkhart. Ruth La Monte. Dolores Karn, Margaret Sutphin. Marion Bonath. Elizabeth Bovs. Eleanor Bovs. Jean Miller. Virginia Levering and Kate Harris.

PLAY TO BENEFIT THERAPY WORK Miss Hilda Hayward Hibben will present the Indianapolis Players in “Her Husband’s Wife,” at 8:15 Monday, April 4. in the ballroom of the American Life Insurance building on Fall Creek boulevard. Dancing to the music of Jack Tilson’s orchestra will follow at 10:45 and supper will be served in the cafeteria adjoining the ballroom. Proceeds will go to Indianapolis Junior League occupational therapy work, and is one of the projects for the fund being raised by individual members. MONDAY CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS Monday Club will meet at the D. A. R. chapter house for its regular business session, to be followed by election of officers. The afternoon program will include a group of spring songs by Mrs. F. W. Schuimeyer, accompanied by Mrs. Barton Johnson. Anagnous and Lampas chapters of Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority will be guests of the club. Hostesses include Mesdames Clarence J. Finch, M. D. Didway and Charles Augestein.

WOMEN’S FACULTY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN Women’s Faculty Club of Butler university will entertain the entire faculty at a meeting at 8 Wednesday night in the woman's recreation room in Jordan hall. The Rev. George A. Frantz of the First Presbyterian church will speak on “Tnis World of Ours.” Hostesses will be: Mesdames John S. Harrison, Ray C. Friesner. Dean Walker. Thor Weser.berg, George Leonard. T. A. Travis. Misses Florence Morrison, Faye Cantrall, Aliena Grafton and Sarah Cotton. Hostess to Chapter Miss Mary Martha Fogarty, assisted by Miss Dona Dudley, will entertain members of Alpha Upsilon chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, Sunday afternoon at her home, 1133 Pleasant street.

Herman, sponsor; Miss Alma Wallm&a, alumnae president: Mrs. Carl F. Bring, Mothers' Club president, and Mrs. C. A. Gleckner. The committee from the active chapter, in charge of arrangements includes: Invitations, Misses Trueblood, Teens Postma and Marjorie McDonald: serving. Misses Williamson, Erna Winkelmeter, Marcella Paden and Grace Joy Mclntyre; music. Misses Shaneff, Kathryn Borman and Anna MacSeng. Delta Sigma Epsilon was the first national sorority at the college of education. The chapter is called Alpha Gamma, and was installed In 1928.