Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 93, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1932 — Page 6

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Professional Women’s Club Committees Named; Active Season Foreseen Forecast for an active season in the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club is made in the announcement of committees for the coming year, by Miss Lucy E. Osborn, who will serve her second term as president of the club. The club will formally open with a meeting Thursday, Oct. 6. Meetings this year, as in the past, are to be held at the Woman's Department Club house, Seventeenth and Meridian streets.

Mythology Is Subject for Club Season Yearbooks announcing the program for the 1932-1933 season, have been Issued by the Multum-in-Parvo Literary Club. The study for the year will be “Greek and Roman Mythology.” The club will open its season formally with a president's day luncheon, Sept. 20, in the Italian room at the Lincoln. Mrs. Frank E. Weimer, who has been re-elected president, will be the hostess. The study outline for the year was arranged by Mrs. Ernest W. Fullenwider, Mrs. Gerald Hyde, and Mrs. Fred Kepner. Organized for Study Organized for the purpose ot studying literature, music and art, the club provides in each successive yearbook a well-chosen bibliography, in order that the members may have a wide field from which to choose material for their papers. The club will be entertained at luncheon, Dec. 20, by Mrs. William H. Polk, Mrs. William T. Randall and Mrs. Harold M. Trusler. Other special meetings scheduled are the celebration of the anniversary, Jan. 17, with a surprise program; the observation of Arbor day, April 18, and the annual guest day, May 16. The last meeting of the season will be held June 20. The club was organized in 1925 by Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, who was its first president. It is fully federated and has eighteen active and three honorary members. Officers of Groups Other officers are: Mrs. Adolf Wagner, vice-president; Mrs. Earl Clampltt, secretary; Mrs. W. David Morton, treasurer; Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang, delegate and alternate to the Seventh district federation; Mrs. William W. Stanley and Mrs. E. Preston Jones, delegate and alternate to the state federation, and Mrs. Soufflot and Mrs. Clampitt. delegate and alternate to the Indianapolis Council of Women. An attractive feature of this club's yearbook is the permanent cover of black Morocco leather, bearing the name of the club, Multum-In-Parvo, and its emblem, the lamp of knowledge, embossed in gold. Each year the urograms are placed in this cover, which is the permanent property of each member, thus giving her a complete record of the club’s study. RECEPTION AND MUSICAL HELD Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Waldorf entertained Friday night with a musical and reception. Receiving with them was Mrs. L. A. Von Staden, assisted by Mrs. Harold B. Epler, Mrs. Gordon H. Haggard and Miss Elizabeth Hodges. The musical program was given by the Bernat trio, composed of Mrs. Marjorie Von Staden Bernat, cello: Saul Bernat, violin, and Mrs. Lucille Wagner, piano. Miss Louise Waldorf, violinist, played. Miss Waldorf will leave in two weeks for the Oklahoma State college for Women, where she is head of the violin department.

Auxiliary of Railroad Mail Group to Open Season Tuesday

President’s day will be observed by the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association, at its first meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 6, at the Woman’s Department club house, Seventeenth and Meridian streets. Mrs. Jerauld McDermott, retiring president, and Mrs. Walter H. Vinzant, incoming president, will be the guests of honor. Other special guests will be the past presidents of the club, who include Mesdames E. B. Cole, E. E. Woolley, F. W. Dickhut, James Seward, W. P. Batcheldor, Claude H. Dill, Richard Brooks, Frank H. Small, Alden David and Clarence J. Finch. Mrs. Elmer Graber is in charge of the program, which will consist of music by a string trio composed of Miss Olive Kiler, violinist; Mrs. J. S. Reichart. cellist, and Miss Alberta Gaunt, harpist, and songs by Miss Frieda Heider. Following the program, dinner will be served. During the evening ‘ CABARET' TONIGHT AT AVALON CLUB Avalon Country Club members and their guests will be entertained at a “cabaret" dinner-bridge tonight at the clubhouse. Dinner will be served from 6:30 on, and bridge will begin at 8. Favors of corsages of summer flowers will be presented to the women. Among the special entertainment features will be the appearance of “The Dixie Baritone,’’ a radio performer. Women of the club recently presented the clubhouse with anew fan, which has been installed, and assures adequate ventilation. MRS. LOVINGFOSS IS HONOR GUEST Mrs. Ray Wiese entertained on Friday with a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Hugh Lovingfoss. Other guests were; Mesdames Raymond E. Colgazier, Herbert C. Broeking, Waldo Michael, Charles Spellman. Theodore W. Klippel and Edward Brosnan Jr. WAR MOTHERS To HOLD CONVENTION Service Star Legion War Mothers will hold their annual national convention at Baltimore, Md., Oct. 3 to 7. The Indiana delegation will be headed by Mrs. James Hitch, state president, of Evansville.

A complete list of the committee appointments follows: Cheer—Miss** Kitty Klyde Mitchell, chairmen; Mayme Eskew, Adah Huber, Grace Harkins, Nell Lusk and Mabel Rose. Club House—Misses Clara Given, chairman; Alice Anderson. Harriet Bateman. Carrie Johnson. Mrs. Mary E. Kynett and Mrs. Lou Caaey. Ciub Publication—Misses Sue Stuart, chairman; Ida M. Anderson, Myib E. Majors, Clara Vincent, Mrs. Emma S. Rogers and Mrs. Gladys B Vansant. Door—Misses Lillian Berkley, chairman; Gayle Baird, Gertrude A. Daniel, Florence Gerth, Retta M Halsey, Merwvn Head, Minnie E Kill. Ruth Ann Miller, Alice Sillowav Dorothy Sylvester. Cora A Wilson, Mrs. Mary W. Deems and Mrs. Lucille W. Fisher. Education—Misses Grace A Speer, chairman; Evelyn Allison. Glen D. Anderson, Nell M. Thomas, Hattie Thudium and Mrs. Leona B. Knight. Emblem—Misses Sally E Butler, chairman; Jean D. Adamson. Jeanne Jackson. Constance E May, Ernestine Meneley and Dr. Elsie G. Btewart. Finance—Misses Olive Faulkner, chairman; Clara E. Dux. Alma R. Kampe, Fae Harris. Lesta Hendrickson, Ruth M. Hoover, Mae Judkins, Pauline Keller. Amelia Klipple. Nancy Volk, Mrs. Elizabeth Bran, Mrs. Anne B. Shearer and Mrs. Annetta T. Wilson. Health—Mrs. Fanny Paine, chairman; Misses Beulah Humphrey. Viola I. Kru*’*ll. Luclle Maze, Louise A. Ross and Mrs. Christine R. McDowell. Historian—Miss Mary M Feider. Hospitality—Miss Margaret E. Tamblyn. chairman; Miss Meta H Bonke. Miss Ida 3. Broo, Mrs. Mabel Buck. Mrs. E. Jane Carter. Mrs. Bertha K. Cook, Miss Edith B Finch. Miss Marjorie E. Ford. Mrs. Laura B Greene, Miss Nelle E. Griter. Mrs. R. Harry Miller. Mrs. Marie. L. Huffman. Mrs. Nelle D. Jones. Miss Frances M. Kelly, Mrs. W. D. Long and Miss Edna Yenne. International Relations—Misse Theta M. Bvrkett chairman; Eleanor Adams. Clara M. G. Berns, Pearl L. Holloway, Olga Ilg Louise Mclntire and Mrs. Ora L. Shepherd. Legislative—Misses Elizabeth Rainey, chairman; Julia Landers. Flora Paetz, Mary H. Peacock, Bess Robbins and Mrs. Margaret L. Shuler. Membership—Misses Fanny Miner, chairman: Jessie E. Boyce, Marne Calpha, Alice M, Stanley, Mrs, Lillian S. Harrison and Mrs. Besse B. Helser. _ Program—Section 1. Mrs. Nell C. Warren. chairman, Mrs. Bertha A. Dixon. Miss Mamie D. Larsh. Section 2, Mrs. Marie M. Bowen, chairman; Miss Forba McDaniel and Mrs. Izona Shirley. Section 3, Mrs. Margaret D. Marlowe, chairman; „ s ,^ gnes Cruse and Mrs. Adah O. Frost. Publicity—Mrs. Abbie Hall MacDonald, director, and Miss Grace Beall, assistant. Public Relation.-—Mrs. Stella B. Colman, chairman; Miss Isabel N. Drummond. Miss Anna B. Feeley. Mrs. Lourena Fullelove Miss Clara Chapman Gilbert. Dr. Marie B. Kast, Miss Frances G. Moder Mrs Irene Reeves Moore, Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Miss Mary Jane Sturgeon and Mrs. Florence K. Thacker. Research—Misses Irene Dougherty, chairman; Lulu M. Allen. Mamie L. Bass, SSI?!; , M Brown, M. Belle Cupe, Ada B. pickhut, Lenora Honecker anfi Ruth E L.eedy. Resolutions—Miss Margaret Whitford, chairman; Mrs Ruth M. Hilkene, Misses Lva Greene and Amy Keene. Scrap Book—Misses Myrtle B. Munson chairman; Edith Dashlell, Rose Marie Hemphin’ Glenna Wray and Mrs. Helen A. w?fn,!, Ce r M J [ SS Lois M. Baker, chairman: F?i7 t aheth 1 V M i‘- SS Marl , e , Stevpns 2. Miss Elizabeth E Kinney; 3, Louise McCarthy H " ai ' * ad Slimmer Activities—Misses Helen Hudson, chairman; Cora A. Dixon, Martha Dvke me M?i nE Y r !ph t, T hackery - Hazel Van Lorene Matter "ee. a F ° IPV Shine and Mrs ’ Transportation—Misses Feme D. Martin Anna K - Giesen. Grace Lyons’ Jean Paton and Sophie Syvert * Mrs UP Fdn7 M r iSS n ? esse Hiatt ' ' = „ T L. Bateman; Misses Esther L. E?m.F P ' V UC ‘ eJ ’ Cyomle .V. Ruth Henson, f’™ a n' ennl ”K s . Kathryn Zapp. Kathcrine C. Kaercher, S. Margaret Le Gore Kathryn Petry, Jessie M Pavey Mrs' THton Olmore and Mrs. Bertha Bess Year Book—Misses Rae McKinnis chair. Sle Tl Duhne - Mina Kersev. ’ Maude McAllister. Bessie M. Shinn. Lillian S ms and Mrs. Florence B. French Needlework Guild—Mrs. Sara Maior assistant^ 3 MUaec’ M lS iL El 2 ma Jane Ro “- assistant, Misses Mabel Badorf Harript Bateman Wildie Bowser, Emma’ Donnan Grace Flaugher. May I Louthan SiViil’ Miehelson. Charlotte D Rless Leda sfoe Leafle Williamson, and Mesdames Florence H. Alley. Jennie Barnett. Clara Benson n?! F a ’^ v ; Rva H Collins. Madge D piebel Katherine Neth. Amy B. Higgins' Iri Mann Irvine. Tressie O. Kirk Geru L RandA? ng ' LU ° lle WUla Proctor '' Emma Glee Club—Mrs. Camille B. Flelv director, and Miss Flora E. Lyons accompanist. Myuus, acDelegates to Indianapolis Council of Women—Mrs. Lulu H. Harvey delegate 1 and Mrs. Nell C. Warren, alternate 8 “’ H. Harvey 0 * Ril * y Cheer Gu ‘ld-Mrs. Lulu Credit Union Officers and Directors— Misses Elizabeth Rainev, president’ Kathryn Petry, vice-president: Louise Mclntire. secretary; Clara M. Given treasur j r '~H arrl<>t Bateman, Myra E Maiors and Mrs. Mary E. Kynett. Majors

entertainment will be dancing and cards, for the members and their families. The committee in charge of arrangements for the dinner includes: Mesdames Alpha Crone, B. H. Williams, Charles F. Heagy, Leßoy Lawrence, Lotiuse Hopkins, H. E. Yorger. Joseph Bvram, W. H Jlennett, Clarence Bellfry, James Brooks. Charles Cole, Albert T. Morgan, and Paul Duckwall.

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Before - her marriage July 30, Mrs. EugVne Sonderman was Miss Anna Schludecker, daughter of Mrs. William Schludecker, 1637 South Talbot street. The wedding took place at Sacred Heart church. Miss Minnie Schludecker was iger sister's only attendant.

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Business Club Chief Returns From Russia By Tim>'B Special NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—Anyone who goes to Russia looking for “cruel bearded Bolsheviks” might as well save his passage money, Mrs. Geline MacDonald Eowman of Richmond, Va., president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club, said on her arrival from Europe. Accompanying her was a party of fifteen federation women who have completed the annual good will tour. They visited Germany, Poland, Russia, Finland and Scandinavia. “The Russia people are the kindest and most tolerant I have seen,” Mrs. Bowman said. “To my mind, the Russian masses are just beginning to have an opportunity to do what American masses did 100 years ago. They are beginnig to work out their political and social salvation. “Any visitor to Russia must be greatly impressed with their depth of conviction that their plan of government is right. The average American has much to learn from the average Russian about being enthusiastic about his job and not being afraid of hard work.”

L. L. Goodmans to Entertain at Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Goodman will entertain tonight at a dinner party at their home, Kessler boulevard and Cold Spring road, in honor ot Mr. and Airs. Charles Efroymson and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goodman of Christiansburg, Va. Dancing at the Broadmoor Country Club will follow. The serving table will be centered with a crystal bowl of natural fruit, surrounded by an arrangement of black' glass animal figures, he colors, senna and green, will be used. Summer flowers will be arranged throughout the house. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Efroymson and Mr. and Mrs. Goodman will be Mrs. Ray Levy. MRS. FLAHERTY WILL ENTERTAIN Mrs. James G. Flaherty will entertain next week with a house party at Lake Tippecanoe for her daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Flaherty. The guests will be members of Troop 7, Junior Catholic Daughters of America. They are: Misses Mary Catherine Sexton, Helen Lawler. Anna Barton. Mary Cecilia Conlev. Emma Blanche Fromhold. Rosary Mansano, Betty Humphrey. Maraaret Rohr and Mrs. William Rohr, counselor, and Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton. Reunion Planned Former residents of Fountain county will hold their annual reunion at 1 Sunday at Brookside Park. Arriving From Britain Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal of Tudor Hall, will arrive in Indianapolis Sunday #fter spending the summer m the British isles.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mrs. Julian Bamberger, 2937 Washington boulevard, is chairman of the telephone committee for the Actors’ and Workers’ Guild of the Civic theater. The guild soon will begin an extensive membership campaign in conjunction with its regular winter actvities, under the direction of Hale McKeen, director of the theater. Miss Adele I. Storck is assisting Mrs. R. Harry Miller, newly appointed chairman of the speakers’ bureau for the Indiana Woman's Republican Club, in making arrangements for the club's luncheon-rally to be held Sept. 9 at the Columbia Club. Senator James E. Watson will be the speaker.

Mrs. Adah O. Frost, 3435 North Pennsylvania street, is president

Vincennes Girl Will Become Bride of City Man Sunday

Miss Novella Ottensmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Ottensmeyer of Vincennes, will become the bride of Harold R. Wenning at 7:30 Sunday at the home of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Josephine M. Wenning, 927 Mills avenue. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. H. F. Weckmueller. pastor of the Immanuel Reformed church, before a bank of palms and ferns, lighted with candelabra and interspersed with summer flowers. Mrs. Frances Bodkins will sing “I Love You Truly," accompanied by Mrs. Nell Walker, who will play Wagner's Lohengrin wedding march as the processional. Mrs. Walker will play during the informal reception following. The bride will wear a white crepe gown, fashioned with full-tucked skirt and cape collar. She will carry a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Her sister. Miss Lelia Ottensmeyer, as maid of honor, will wear a flowered chiffon gown, with blue predominating, and carrying a bouquet of Briarcliffe roses. Miss Viola Wenning, the bridegroom’s sister, will be bridesmaid and will wear flowered chiffon with pink pre-

PRIEST TO BE PAID HONOR AT DANCE

Betnie Smythe is a member of the committee sponsoring a dance Saturday. Sept. 10, at the L i*t 11 e Flower hall in honor of the Rev. John J. Flynn, who has been transferred from the parish. Johnny Riddel’s orchestra will play. Other members of the Young Peoples Club will give a card party

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in connection with the dance. CHURCH WOMEN TO HOLD LAWN PARTY The Women's Club of St. Joan of Arc church is sponsoring a .lawn fete to be held Sept. 10 on the school lawn. Features will be a pony track, fish pond and bakery sales,

of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. The federation will hold its annual house party over the week-end of Labor day at Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Frost will preside at the banquet to be a feature of the outing. Mrs. Walter S. Greenough. 556 East Fall Creek boulevard, is president of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters. The league will reopen its offices on Labor day, preparatory to taking an active part in the campaigns preceding the coming elections. Mrs. Greenough is also secretary of the national league. Miss Leona Tillman. Columbus, is rush captain for Eta chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at De Pauw university. —Photo by Hilary Bailey.

dominating. Her flowers will be Madame Butterfly roses. Richard Pattman, cousin of the bridegroom, will be best man. Out-of-town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Ottensmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCord and the Misses Selma and Geneva Ottensmeyer, sisters of the bride, all of Vincennes. After a short wedding trip, they will be at home at 921 Mills avenue.

Miss Fife Will Be Paid Honor at Luncheon Mrs. Denver Fuller, 5674 Winthrop avenue, w r as to entertain at a lunch-eon-bridge today at her home in honor of her sister, Muss Dorothy Fife, who will become the bride of J. Franklin Ries of Chicago, Sept. 1. A decorative scheme of pink and blue was to be used. The hostess’ mothea*Mrs. George W. Fife, w'as to assist. The other guests w’ere to be Mes_ dames Russell Olift, C. Morrison Davis, Ancil Johnson. Robert I. Boyer, John Sloan Smith, Glenn Duttenhaver, Dale Evans, J %in Gable, Harry Goldberg, Mark Hampton, Ellison Fadely and J. S. Ries, the bridegroom-elect's mother, and the Misses Kathryn Emrich, Betty and Claire Moorehead. SUNNYSIDE BIBLE SCHOOL IS CLOSED The vocational Bible and craft work school sponsored by the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside during the summer closed this afternoon with exercises and a dinner on the lawn of the sanitarium. Mrs. A. L. Vanderveer, director of the school, had charge of the program. Prizes were awarded for outstanding work. FRIENDLY SOCIETY BRANCH TO OPEN Opening meeting of the Christ church branch of the Girls Friendly Society will be held 'fuesday at the home of Miss Lucille Hefley of New Augusta. Members will meet at the church parish hou> at 5:30. Dinner will follow at Alss Hemfley s home. _

Noted Criminal Expert to Give Two Talks Here Owen O. Wiard, Chicago, president of the International Association of Licensed Detectives, na-tionally-known criminologist, and social survey expert, will give two addresses at the Cadle tabernacle, Sunday afternoon and Monday night. He will speak Sunday afternoon on “The Conquest of Crime.’’ Monday night he will give an illustrated lecture on “Black Traffic in White Girls.” No admission will be charged at either meeting. Mr. Wiard will tell of his experiences as a detective and special investigator in crime, dealing with first-hand contacts with denizens of the ‘underworld as secret service man. He has more than 18,000 arrests to his credit during his career as a detective. He was one of the outstanding speakers in the Indianapolis “Big Meetings” series, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., during the past four years. He has lectured throughout America, Canada and abroad. The Cadle choir, under the direction of Ray Harris, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Marie Clark, pianist, and Curtis Davis, organist.

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS SLATED Installation of officers will be held by the Women’s Bible class of the Third Christian church at 9:30 Sunday morning in the church auditorium. Asa feature of the installation ceremondies a musical program will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bernat, cellist, and violinist. The new season opens Sent. 4. Those to be installed are: Mesdames H. A. Turney, teacher; C O Nease. assistant teacher: J.'b. Blackburn president: Frank E. Lloyd, first vice-presi-dent; .George E. Farmer, secretary; Clyde Montgomery, assistant secretary; Miss Sarah Combs. treasurer: Mrs. Clyde Deputy, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Hugh K. Thatcher, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Wilma Norse, chairman of ushers, and Mrs. J. Albert Crouch, assistant. *

STATE RED CROSS PARLEY CALLED A state Red Cross conference will be held in Indianapolis Oct. 4 and 5, according to Miss Mary E. Bailey, Red Cross chapter executive secretary of Evansville. The conference will take the place of regional conferences previously held throughout the state. A committee meeting was held recently. Eugene Foster, Indianapolis Foundation director, is chairman. Betrothal Announced Mrs. Dorothy M. Danke, 3102 North New Jersey street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Ruth Dorothy Danke, to Thomas Edward Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, 939 West drive, Woodruff Place. The wedding will take place Oct. 1. — • Chapters to Gather Theta chapter of Delta Sigma Kappa sorority will meet at 8:30 Monday at the home of Miss Mary Donahue, 324 avenue.

Altrusans’ Committees Are Named Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle, president of the Altrusa Club, announced the Committee appointments for the coming year, at a dinner meeting of the club Friday night in the Columbia Club. Miss Lucy Branch will serve as editor of the Altrusan, the club publication. Chairmen of standing committees are: Educational, Miss Lois Anderson; fellowship, Miss Ada B Robinson: membership. Mrs. Nellie Warren; national policy. Miss Charlotte Carter: public affairs. Miss Mary Meyers; publicity, Miss Bernice Henley; ways ana means. Miss Mable Gage; constitution and by-laws. Miss Helen Clavton: music, Mrs. Ruth Devin; budget. Mrs. Anna Hammerbeck; club extension, Miss Eunice Johnson; program. Misses Mamie Bass. Margaret Karst, Mabel Glittery, and Lena Meehan; and house. Misses Lucile Moulton. Jessie Jolly, Minnie Springer and Mrs. May Houser. As in the past, the club's season will be divided into four sections, with a separate program and house committee for each. Name Program Committees For September. October, and November, Miss Mamie Bass is chairman of the program committee, assisted by Miss Blanche Mitchell, representing the board of directors and: Misses Ida Belser. Mary Ann Fitzsimmons. L.vda Goll, Minnie Hardegan. Besse Helser, Eva Kuetemeier, Luclle Moulton and Emma Williams. The house committee for this period will be headed by Miss Moulton, assisted by Misses Helen Adams, Katherine Daily, Jo Rigler and Stasia Staley. Miss Margaret Karst is chairman of the program committee for December, January and February, with Miss Bertha Leming as the board member. Other members of the committee are: Misses Ruth Devin, Laura Greely. Eunice Johnson, Adelaide Lewis. Helen Nichols. Mary Ramsey, Estora Whitaker and Dr. Edith Haynes. House committee is headed by Miss Jessie Jolly, assisted by Misses Minnie Foley, Lyda Goll, Augusta Hollister and Clara Jordan. Others Are Appointed The program for March, April and May will be in charge of Miss Mabel Guttery, chairman, and Miss Anna Hammerbeck, board member, assisted by: Misses Jessie Bass, Mary Dickson. Margaret Hayes, Laura Holden, Catherine Mertz, Geraldine Moorman. Mary Jane Strugeon and Jeannette Williams. The house committee is: Misses Minnie Springer, chairman; Nan Bryan, Virginia Jones, Ruth Milligan and Norma Skinner. For June, July and August, the program will be planned by Misses Lena Meehan, chairman, and Vera Morgan, board member. Assistants are: Dr. Lilly Clements, Misses Lulie Gibbons, Ella Groninger, Augusta Hollister, Marguerite Malarkey, Elsie Miller, Ruth Milligan and Mary Rigg. Complete List of Committees The house committee is Misses May House, chairman; Nellie Frame, Mabel Gage, Isa Morris and Mary Ramsay. A list of the other committees follows: Budget, Misses Anna Hammerbeck, Mamie Larsh and Mary Perrott. Club extension. Misses Eunice Johnson, chairman; Nan Bryan, Bd. member, and Ida Belser. Altrusan, Misses Lucy Branch, editor; Bertha Metzger, Helen Adams. Hele.n Elizabeth Clayton. Clara Jordon, Frances Naegele, Ada B. Robinson and Hazel Williams. Constitution and by-laws. Misses Helen Elizabeth Clayton, chairman; Mamie Larsh, Bd. member, and Charlotte Carter. Educational, Misses Lois Anderson, chairman; Minnie Springer, Bd. member, Martha 4hel. Mamie Bass, Laura Greely, Minnie Hardegan, Virginia Jones. Adelaide Lewis, Lucile Moulton and Helen Nichols. Fellowship, Misses Ada B. Robinson, chairman; Mary Perrott, Bd. member, Martha Abel, Nan Bryan, Katherine Daily, Augusta Hollister, Clara Jordon, Jo Rigler. Virginia Trone and Georgiana Webber. Membership, Mrs. Nellie Warren, chairman; Misses Mamie Larsh, Bd. member, Helen Brown, Mabel Guttery, Laura Holden. May Houser. Margaret Karst, Katherine Mertz, Marie Schulz, Eva Storch Ida Wilhite and Estora Whitaker. Music, Mrs. Ruth Devin, chairman; Miss Vera Morgan. Bd. member, and Miss Christine Houseman. National policy. Misses Charlotte Carter, chairman: Bertha Leming, Bd. member, Jessie Bass, Janice Berlin, Mary Ann Fitzsimons. Dr. Edith Haynes, Bernice Henley. Lena Meehan, Frances Naegele and Hazel Williams. Public Affairs, Misses Mary Meyers, chairman, Mary Perrott. Bd. member, Lois Anderson, Minnie Foley, Lyda Coll, Bernice Henley, Laura Holden and Mary Jane Sturgeon. Publicity, Misses Bernice Henley, chairman; Blanche Mitchell. Bd. member, Helen Elizabeth Clayton, Mary Meyers, Ruth Williams and Eva Storch. Publicity for national Altrusan, Mrc. Dorothy Collins. Ways id means. Misses Mabel Gage, chairman; Helena Patterson. Bd. member, Amanda Anderson. Pearl Clark, Dr Lilly Clements, Nellie Frame, Lulie Gibbons, Margafet Hayes, Besse Helser, Eunice Johnson. Eva Kuetemeier. Marguerite Malarkey. Lena Meehan, Bertha Metzger, Elsie Miller, Isa Morris, Norma Skinner. Carrie Temperley and Pearl Tucker.

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Miss Mary Frances Brockway Founder's day will be celebrated by Upsilon chapter, Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, with a formal dinner tonight in the' Lincoln room at the Lincoln. Miss Mary Frances Brockway is president of the chapter. Program for the dinner includes the reading of a history of the sorority, which is philanthropic and international in scope, by Miss Myla Smith, past international president, and a humorous prophecy by Miss Katherine Scott. Alfred Grennaman and Virgil Anderson will provide dinner music. The sorority colors, blue and gold, will be used in the table decorations, which will be summer flowers and lighted tapers. Miss Brockway is being assisted by Mrs. Charles D. Snider, Misses Mary Jane Schenck, Anne Bowlin*and Miss Scott. w

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Wchrel are on a honeymoon through the north and Canada. Their wedding took place Aug. 23 at St. Phillip Neri church. Mrs. Wehrel was formerly Miss Florence Ann Fisse, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Fisse, 3320 East Vermont street. They will be at home after Sept. 1 • at the Vermont street address. i

Booth Festival Will Be Held by Epworth Group A parade depicting the activities of the Indianapolis district of Epworth Leagues will feature the annual booth festival at Garfield park Sept. 10. Miss Alice Gentry is program chairman for the affair. Tke exhibit will be representative of the League’s contribution to the Methodist Episcopal hospital and its patients. Canned goods and linens, which have been donated by the forty local chapters, will be displayed on the floats entered by the chapters. The floats will be decorated to portray benefit affairs sponsored to raise money for the endowment fund for league members in the hospital. The parade will start from the Central Avenue M. E. church and end at Garfield park, where the picnic supper, games and a brief program will be held. Miss Gentry is third vice-presi-dent and social service chairman of the district. Miss Helen Michel is president. Miss Gentry is being assisted by Miss Jessie Adams and Glen Dragoo.Miss Hester Robbins is chairman of the supper and games at the park.

Visitor to City Is Entertained, by Mrs. Tilson Mrs. A. Jack Tilson, 925 Hanna avenue, entertained Thursday at her home w'ith a luncheon bridge, followed by swimming, in honor of Mrs. Lester Moorman, Pittsburgh, who is visiting in Indianapolis. An informal program was presented, including songs by Mrs. H. G. Hennessey, accompanied by Mrs. Tilson, and piano numbers by Miss Myrta Tilson. Summer flowers were used in decorating. Guests with Mrs. Moorman and Mrs. Hennessey were Mesdames James Martin, Roy B. Stebbins, Benjamin H. Rowell, James A. Andrus and William Sholtz.

SIOO,OOO REACHED IN FUND DRIVE The SIOO,OOO mark in the million dollar goal foundation fund of the General Federation of Women's clubs has been reached, according to announcement at the biennial meeting. The fund is accumulated from contributions of $2.50. given by club members over a period of three years, half going to the general federation and half to their state. GREENCASTLE GIRL MARRIES CITY MAN Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toney of Greencastle announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Irene Toney, to William A. Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stephenson, 925 Fairfield avenue. The wedding took place May 13 at Newport. Mrs. Stephenson is a graduate of the Methodist hospital training school for nurses. Mr. Stephenson is a graduate of the University of Illinois and a member of Theta Chi fraternity. Sorority to Meet Delta chapter of Phi Sigma Tau sorority will meet Monday night at the Severin. Chapters to Meet Theta chapter of Sigma Epsilon sorority will meet at 8:15 Monday at the home of Miss Jeorgetta Mosbey, 2443 Pierson avenue.

BRING THIS COUPON ** *• Cf on Good tor Y“ O” a COMPLETE PERMANENT WAVE every day In the week and os Monday, Wednesday a nd Friday Mehta. CENTRAL BE4CTT COLLEGE 2nd Floor Odd Fellow Bid*. Lincoln M 32 Monday I Free Unger Wave I>*y