Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1932 — Page 6

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Alumnae of Sorority to Hold Party Mrs. Hubert Hickam has been appointed general fchairman for the opening party of the Indianapolis Alumni Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma, national women's sorority, to be held Saturday afternoon. Sept. 24, in the ballrom of the Marctt. Proceeds from the party will be used for charities, and a portion of it will be added to the association's scholarship fund. The affair will feature a showing of gowns which are to be modeled by a group of the organization’s members. The gowns will include daytime, street and evening costumes and will be for the mature figure as well as the younger woman. Bridge will follow, for those who care to play. For those who wish to entertain at iuncheon before the party, the hotel is arranging a special menu Reservaiions for the luncheon are tQ be made at the hotel. Tickets for the style show and bridge party may be obtained from Mrs. Robert M. Brewer, 4449 Guilford avenue, ticket chairman. Table reservations may be made with her and tickets procured at the time of the party. Others on the committee in charge are: Miss Elizabeth Hisev, chairman of prizes; Mesdames Charles A. Harris, Everett, M Schofield, .James Nelson, Delos A. Alig, Mark Raesoner, Edward J. Boleman, William Louden, George H. Losey, M. Stanley McComas Jr., Henry Browning; Misses Margaret Stllz and Helen Hartlnge r Mrs. G. B. Taylor, president, will hold a meeting of the executive board at 10 Tuesday morning in the womans parlor of the Fletcher American national bank. Plans for the season will be discussed and arrangements for the first party completed. CITY SERVICE STAR GROUT TO MEET A luncheon and all-day meeting will be held Tuesday by the Ham-ilton-Berry chapter, Service Star Legion. Mrs. Bruce W. Maxwell, Millersville road, will be hostess at the meeting, which will honor the president, Mrs. D. M Parry, who recently returned from a trip to France with the Gold Star Mothers. Mrs. Charles K. McDowell has charge of transportation.

Beach Resort Inspires Rush Party of Delta Delta Delta

Delta Delta Delta sorority’s second rush event will be a "Cabana Caprice" party at 8 tonight at the chapter house, 809 West Hampton drivte. The chapter house will be decorated to resemble a typical fashionable ‘cabana" or bathhouse at a southern beach resort. Members of the sorority will wear

Bride-Elect to , Be Honored at Shower Tonight Mrs. Vern K. Proctor will entertain tonight with a personal shower at her home in honor of Miss Florence Downey, whose marriage to Harold J. Geiger will take place Sept. 21 at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Covers will be laid for: Mesdames. J. E. Doownev. J- C. Geiger. D. W, Proctor F. W. Scherrer. Victor H. Roell. Richard M Brooks, Francis L. Dlchmann. Lant R. Clark. Lawrence Downev. Warren C. Miller. K. R. Proctor. Carl Klaiber. Harold Roeney and Misses Lillian Scherrer, Annette Proctor and Mary Alice Downev. Guests will be seated at one long table arranged with a wedding cake decorated with a bride and groom as a centerpiece. A parasol decorated in pink and white will be suspended over the table. Appointments Aid ices will be carried out in pink and white.

Colonial Dinner Will Close Zeta Tau Alpha Rush Events

Rush events of Zeta Tau Alpha s sorority at Butler university will i end at 6 Monday evening with its j traditional colonial dinner at the Indianapolis Country Club. The dinner will mark the last stop on the Zeta Tau Alpha "Tour Around the World" which has been used as the theme of the sorority's rush socials. Farmville. Va.. the birthplace of the sorority, will form the setting of the dinner. Members of the sorority will appear in colonial costumes in commemoration of the fact that the sorority was founded in the south. Miss Geraldine Kuntz. president of the sorority, will act as toastmaster. The program will consist of talks by Miss Ruth Apostol, representing the pledge chapter; Miss Thelma Tacoma, the active chapter and Mrs. A. Robert Vestal, the alumnae chapter, on the subject of “What Zeta Tau Alpha Means to Me.” The history of Zeta Tau Alpha written in verse form also will be read following the talks. The room will be decorated with turquoise blue and silver banners and ornaments. The tables will be lighted with blue tapers. Bouquets of tea roses and delphiniums fivill form centerpieces on the individual tables. Miss Martha Heller, assisted by NEW FRATERNITY CHIEFS INSTALLED New officers of the Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity, installed this week, are Rober Brewer, president; I Harry Lister, recording secretary; Albert Sutton, treasurer; Eston Sterna, corresponding secretary; Howard Stuart, priest, and Harold Engelman, keeper of articles. The fraternity will hold meetings at 8 each Tuesday flight during the fall and winter at the Antlers.

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beach pajamas in rainbow colors. Refreshments will be served from a "bar” which will be set up in the dining noom at the house. The entertainment will be featured by a style show in which the models will wear bathing costumes in vogue through the years from 1893 to 1943. The committee in charge of the party is Misses Virginia Osborne and Mildred Viewwegh. Miss Eleanor Marshall is the in-town rush captain for the sorority. The final rush party will be the annual pearl dinner, which will be held Monday night at the Columbia Club. Miss Marjorie Carr is - 'airman of the committee in charge.

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Egyptian Club will hold its annual picnic at 2 Sunday at the summer home of Mrs. Samuel Ashby on the Wall street pike, All former residents of southern Illinois are invited.

Miss Louise Bertidt, are in charge of the dinner. Other guests will include Mrs. Eva Tomey. housemother; founders of the Butler chapter and members of the active and pledge chapters. Informal pledging will be held by the sorority at 7:30 on Wednesday evening a the chapter house. 329 Hampton drive. Miss Kuntz, assisted by Miss Thelma Tacoma, pledge sponsor, will be in charge of pledge services.

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Miss Eli sc Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gibson, 1 West T wenty-eighth street, will enrol 1 at the University of Chicago as a freshman this fall. Miss Gibkor was graduated from Tirdor Ha 11 in June.

Asa season for brides, autumn is becoming almost as popular as June, if the increasing number of engagement and wedding announcements is any indication. Several prominent Indianapolis women became brides in early autumn ceremonies, all of whom will make their homes in * other cities. Mrs. J. Franklin Ries, formerly Miss Dorothy Fife, and Mr. Ries will make their home in Chicago, where Mr. Ries has lived for some time. Mrs. Ries is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fife, 2838 Central avenue. Mrs. William Weaver Perrin will travel with Mr. Perrin several months before establishing residence, the place as yet undecided. Mrs. Perrin, whose wedding took place Sept. 5, was Miss Kathleen Hottel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Hottel, 25 West Fortyninth street. Her attendant was her niece, Miss Helen Persise of Salem.

Meridian Hills to Hold Season’s First Luncheon-Bridge Tuesday

Meridian Hills Country Club will entertain with the first luncheonbridge of the season for women of the club at 1 Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. R. Lochry is chairman of this section of entertainment. There will be sections for both contract and auction, and when making reservations, the women are asked to designate which they wish to play The committee in ; charge is Mesdames H. T. Nolting, |L. A. Ensminger and Walter L. j Brant. J. H. Armington, senior meteorologist for the Indianapolis weather bureau, will speak on Weather and What We Do With It," at the special Thursday night entertainment next week. These programs have been held during the summer, preceded by a special family dinner, and have | proved very popular at the club. Mr. Armington has been in the f weather business" for thirty years, and has been stationed in Indianapolis for fifteen years. A. D. Hitz, j president of the club, will introduce the speaker. The committee in charge is Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Krick, Mr. and j Mrs. Ralph Colby, and Mr. and Mrs* Hugh J. Baker. A swimming meet for younger members of the club was to be held at 2:30 this afternoon in the club

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Mrs. Harry B. Smith was Miss Florence Efroymson before her wedding, Sept. 6, at the Broadmoor Country Club. After a Canadian trip Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live at 67 Tyler park, Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Gustav Klumpp, formerly Miss Louise Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, 2847 North Meridian street, has as her at-home address, 41 Codman avenue, Brookline, Mass. The approaching marriage in December of Miss Catherine Jane Murdoch to Burchard Carr has been announced by the brideelect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Murdoch, 924 North Rural street. Mr. Carr is the son of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Carr, 5255 North Delaware street. Both are graduates' of Butler university, where Miss Murdoch is a member of Pi Bera Phi sorority, and Mr. Carr of Sigma Chi fraternity.

pool. The swimming committee, which is in charge, includes Howard F. Morse, chairman; Mrs. A. D. Lange, Mrs. Theodore E. Root, Mrs. James A. Murray, Carl T. Lieber, and J. E. Thompson. \ There were to be a number of events for both boys and girls, according to ages, with prize ribbons to be presented to the three winners in each event. At this time also the “sharp club" medal for swimming will be presented to Ralph Hook, who so far is the only person to meet the qualifications for the medal.

Butler Women’s Faculty Club to Hold Tea Tuesday Afternoon

Women’s Faculty Club of Butler university will entertain with a tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of all new members of the faculty. The club, which is composed of women faculty membei's and wives of the men on the faculty at Butler, entertains once each year at a party when the men are invited. The reception Tuesday will be informal and will be held in the recreation room at Jordan hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Willard N.

Luncheon and Bridge Given for Two Brides Mrs. Donald Delbrook was to be [■hostess today at a luncheon-bridge | in the blue room of the Spink-Arms, honoring Mrs. Guy Curtis Dixon, formerly Miss Gertrude Delbrook, and SJrs. J- Frank Maurer of Brazil. ! formerly Miss Susan Delbrook. | The serving tables were to be centered with bouquets of lavendar asters and yellow- roses and lighted with lavendar and yellow candles. Guests with the two brides were to be their mother, Mrs. W. F. Delbrook. and; Mesdames Curtis J. Dixon. C. E. Stei venson. Olive Wilson, Charles Maurer, Merle McCloud. August Hook, Hubert Woodsmall Jr.. John Louzhery Mutz. Kurt i Ehlert. Carl Queisser. Adrian Nail, and j Misses Alice Carter. Mildred Cooke. Heleh I Maurer and Elizabeth Lee! MATINEE MUSICALE AUDITIONS ARE SET j Auditions for the chorale section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will be held from 10 to 11 cn Tuesday and Friday mornings at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street. may be received from Mrs. C. E. Stalnaker, 1 who is in charge.

Butler Sorority Presidents’ Council Plans Monthly Parleys

Sorority presidents’ council of Butler university will hold monthly luncheon meetings this year at the various sorority houses to discuss problems arising among the organizations. . The purpose of the council is to build up a democratic and friendly spirit. Exchange dinners among

Sorority Group Alumnae Will Install Chiefs Installation of officers will be held at a business meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority of the Butler University College of Education, to be held this afternoon at the home of Miss Evelyn Hall, 920 East Fortysecond street. The officers are: Miss Hall, president; Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt, excollegio secretary; Mrs.' Edward Karrman, secretary, and Miss Margaret Dow, treasurer. Mrs. B. F. Lieb, who was delegate from the association to the sorority’s national convention in Estes Park, Colo., last week, will give a report on the convention. The local chapter, Chi Chi, won a trophy for the best exhibit at the convention. Both the trophy and the exhibit will be on display at the meeting today, and at the college next week.

Clute, chairman; Mesdames J. W. Putnam, Frederick Kirshner, Milton D. Baumgartner, Leo Garber, Nathan Pierson and James H. Peeling. The new faculty members and their wives, who will be special guests, are: Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bachman. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Price. Dean Albert Bailev and Mrs. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Pullin. Miss Martha Alexander. Mrs Mary H. Young; and Miss Meriha Fro't. The hall will be decorated with baskets of garden flowers.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Leslie of Haverstick park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elsie May Leslie, to William L. Frenzel. son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Frenzel. 1328 Euclid avenue. The wedding will take place early in October.

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae to Open Season “Here, There and Everywhere” will be the theme of the opening meeting of the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club at the Meridian Hills Country Club. Saturday. Sept. 17. The program will be featured by discussions of interesting personalities and incidents encountered by various members of the club. Miss Hope Bedford will tell about her experiences in Europe last summer while conducting a party of high school girls. The Olympics and the west will be the subject of Mrs. E. E. Temperley's talk. Miss Elizabeth Whetsel of Fortville will offer an inside story of theatrical life, as she observed it while studying at the American Academy of Drama in New York. A musical program will be included. Reception to Be Held Following the luncheon at 1. bridge will be played. An informal reception for new members will be held following the program. Mrs. Norman Green, chairman of the program committee, is assisted by Mesdames Robert Wild, <W. K Geargn, W. C. Bachelder, Ralph Bockstahler and Hiram Stonecipher. A tentative program for the year has been announced. Mrs. Demarchus Brown, member of the club, will be the speaker again for the night guest meeting, when Mrs. Russell Spivey will sing. Mrs. Samuel O. Dungan will be hostess for a guest tea in the spring, with Mrs. Bockstahler presenting a musical program. The traditional “cook shine,” joint meeting with the Butler university chapter, and a picnic meeting in June in honor of the active seniors will be held. Hostesses Are Named A special meeting will center about the activities of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in Gatlinburg, Tenn. A mountaineer play will be presented, depicting events at the school. The group will meet at the Stephen Foster Memorial on the Lilly estate. Officers who will act as hostesses at the first meeting are: Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, president; Mrs. Carlos Deeds, vice-president; Miss Annette Hedges, recording secretary; Miss Maxine Rigsbee, corresponding secretary; Miss Fannie Miner, treasurer, and Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton. Panhellenic representative.

the sororities each week is one of its projects. Miss Geraldine Kuntz, president of Zeta Tau Alpha, heads the council. Miss Dorothy Wright, president of Delta Zeta, is secretarytreasurer. Other presidents of the campus groups are: Miss Virginia Goodwin, Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss Evelyn McDermit, Pi Beta Phi: Miss Mary Elizabeth Search, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Mary Harvey, Delta Delta Delta; Miss Dorthemay Lawrence, Alpha Delta Theta; Miss Dorothy Baldridge, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Charlotte Peele, Alpha Omicron Pi; Miss Dorothy Phillips, Kappa Beta; Miss Josette Yelch, Alpha Chi Omega: Miss Margaret Ensley, Delta Gamma, and Miss Ardith Whitmire, Kappa Delta.

W. C. T. U. Notes

The Sarah A. Swain W. C. T. U. will meet at 2 Tuesday at the home of Mrs.. Flora Wall, 1705 Ringgold avenue. Mrs. Mary Walker will lead the devotions. Mrs. Frona Koebrick will discuss "Scientific Temperance.” Mrs. Grace Patten will preside. The Northeast Union will meet with Mrs. Mary Ross, 1630 Ludlow avenue, at 2 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ella Kroft will have charge of devotions. There will be installation of officers, and reports of the directors of Christian citizenship, child welfare, health, social morality, temperance and missions. Mrs. Lillian Heizer will preside. The Frances Willard Union will meet at the home of Mrs. Nellie Pittman, 3119 Northwestern avenue, from 2 to 4, Tuesday. Mrs. T. A. Berry will have charge of devotions. Mrs. Orpha Sneets will preside. The University Heights W. C. T. U. will hold its last meeting of the year at the home of the Rev. Emma Miller, 4164 Otterbein avenue at 1:45 Tuesday afternoon. The program will consist of a full report of the different directors. Mrs. Maude Patton will preside. Zerelda Wallace Union will meet at 10 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Hazel Rutledge, 3816 West Washington street. Mrs. Mary Jenks will lead the morning devotions. All directors are asked to bring reports for the year, Mrs. Henrietta Hershman, president, will preside. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. The afternoon devotions will be led by Mrs. Rutledge. Election of officers will be held. CERVUS CLUB TO HOLD CARD PARTY The monthly card party of the Elks Cervus Club will be neld at 2 Monday at the Antlers with Mrs. John Cronin and Mrs. L. E. Weisman as chairman. Members and guests will attend. Board members will meet at 1.

Card Parties

Holy Name Church Altar Society will entertain with cards Sunday evening in Holy Name auditorium, and Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. will have cards and supper at the Food Craft Shop, Century Bldg. Mrs. E. C. Wakdlam will be the following: Mesdames William Roth, Charles McDonough. Frank Quiley. Edward Conerty, Edward Dux Jr. and Geo Dickinson. Open Sorority Season Mrs. Edward H. Grebe. 1833 East Riverside drive, wall be hostess for a meeting of the Delta Rho chapter. Phi Pi Psi sorority Monday night. It will be the sorority's opening meeting for the fall season. Music Club to Meet The first meeting of the season of the B. Natural Music Club will be held from 2 to 4 Sunday at the home of Mrs. Elsie Manin* of Lawrence.

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Miss Mildred ClafTey is chairman of the rush committee for the Butler university unit of Trianon. She is being assisted by the Misses Donnabelle Naylor and Alberta Kasting.

Delegates Will Be Elected at D. A. R. Meeting Opening meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be a buffet luncheon at 12:30 xWednesday at the chapter house. The purpose of this meeting is to elect delegates to the state conference of the D. A. R., which will be held Oct. 11, 12 and 13 at South Bend. The chapter is entitled to twelve delegates besides Mrs. Maurice E. Tennant, regent, who will attend through virtue of her office. Reservations for the luncheon are to be made with Miss Caroline Thompson at the chapter house, before noon Tuesday. MRS. L. A. SMITH TO FETE SORORITY Mrs. Leonard Almy Smith, 5858 North New Jersey street, will entertain members of Delta Beta chapter of Psi lota Xi sorority at a dinnerbridge Monday. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Alberta Myers.

Rush Captain Is Rose Dinner Toastmaster Miss Eleanor Rathert, rush captain for Kappa Delta sorority of Butler university, will be toastmaster at the traditional white rose formal dihner to be held Monday at the Lincoln as the closing event of the rush season. Miss Ardith Whitmire, president, will give the welcome address. Kappa Delta personalities will be the

subject of a talk by Mrs. R. Russell, representing the alumnae chapter. Influence of white rose, the sorority flower, on college ljfe will be the theme of a talk by Miss Corinne Welling, faculty advisor. Mrs. Gino Ratti, patroness, will be included on the

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program. provided by Miss Music will be Pauline Tolin and Mrs. Thelma Helkama. Green and white, the sorority colors, will be used in the decorations. The tables will be arranged with centerpieces of white roses and lighted with white tapers. Green leather diaries will be given to the guests as favors. Miss Mary Margaret Strickler is general chairman for the dinner. SOCIAL SERVICE' GROUP TO MEET The social service department of the Municipal Gardens Women's Department Club will meet Monday to sew for the Needlework Guild. The executive board will meet at 2 to discuss the president’s- day luncheon to be held Sept. 26. Mop Year's Program The Daughters of Lsabella Study Club will meet Tuesday night at the Catholic Community Center, 1004 North Pennsylvania street. Miss Mary Sullivan will present a program of activities for the coming ' year.

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Mrs. Nathan Rappaport Before her marriage Sept. 4 at the Woman's Department Club, Mrs. Nathan Rappaport was Miss Jeannette Solomon. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sol Solomon. 1114 Union street. She and Mr. Rappaport will be at home after Sept. 18 at 5922 College avenue.

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Welfare to Open Season * on Monday; Welfare Club will open its season with the annnal president s day luncheon and musieale, Monday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Roller. 2301 East Garfield drive. Members will invite guests. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Claude T. Hooger. president: Harry O. Lust, John Sawyer. Clifford Miller and Elsie Brubaker. The president and members of the incoming executive board will be seated at a large table, decorated with a bowl of lavender and white flowers, carrying out the club colors. Other members and guests will be seated at small tables which will be decorated with garden flowers. The musical program will include numbers by Mrs. Ivah Wagner and Mrs. Charles E. Maxwell, soprano; Mrs. Volney E. Huff, contralto, and Mrs. Douglas H. White, pianist. Mrs. White will accompany the singers and also play a group of solo numbers. The program will include: ■•Serenade" Schubert Fairy Ballads" Col*fidge-Tavlor "I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls" Michael Bals* ■ Will-O-The-Wisp". .Charles Gilbert Spross "Whispering Hope” Alice Hawthorne "O Solo Mio” Edward Di Copua The club’s regular activities will begin Friday, Oct. 7. with the annual benefit card party at the Athenaeum. Proceeds will be used to carry on the work of assisting the aged women with whom the club is concerned. Gladys Hooker Honor Guest at \ Bridge-Shower Miss Gladys Hooker. whosp marriage to Edward A. Troy of Hammond will take place Sept. 17. was honor guest at a bridge party and kitchen shower given this afternoon by Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar, 5618 Washington boulevard. The color scheme w f as green and white with garden flowers decorating the serving tables. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Thomas L. Green. The guests with Miss Hooker were her mother, Mrs. Fred N. Hooker; the bridegroom-elect s mother. Mrs. Edward Troy, and: Mesdames B. F. Steffen. Rtiel Thornberry. Samuel Lugar, G. Schuyler Blue, Phillip A. Miller. Harold C. Magee. Ross T. E. Wert, Frederick Eichorn, William H. Walker, Herbert W. Todd. Dana L. Jones. George Walker, W. Dale Evans and Paul Morgan of Lebanon, and the Misses Maude Ann Searcy, Gertrude B. Steffen. Clara Foxworthy, Martha Baker and Frances Woolery.

International Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will begin a series of talks on Switzerland before* chapters of the International Travel-Study Club, Inc., Monday. Mrs. Artman may be reached at 29 West Twenty-eighth street. Elsinore chapter will meet at 1:30 Monday at the home of Mrs. F. N. Daniel, 35 South Chester avenue. Princess Mary chapter will meet at 7 Monday at the Washington for the first meeting of the year. Australian chapter will meet at 1 Tuesday at the Christian Park community house for a picnic. The program will consist of informal games. Each member is asked to give a quotation on the subject of the lecture. Alpina chapter will meet with it’s twin hcapter, the Eldeweiss, at 6:30 dinner Tuesday at the Washington. Mandalay chapter will meet with Mrs. W. O. Wheeler, R. R. 13, Box 168 C, at 1:30 Wednesday. Mrs. Leland Merrill, Mrs. Lee Pitzer, Mrs. D. G. Rutledge and Mrs. Milton Valodin will be received into the chapter. Mrs. E. H. Daily, Mrs. Oscar Burkhart, and Mrs. W. O. Cheesman will give several vocal numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Simon Lashbrook. Mrs. Maude Schaub will read. Norwegian chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. Ruby Strickler, 2530 Park avenue, at 12:30 Thursday. Mrs. Frederick Wilson will assist the hostess. Mrs. Edna Sharp will give a review on the book, "The Marks of An Educated Man,” by Albert Wiggam. Response to rollcall will be short topics on Switzerland. Members are preparing papers and talks on the subject. Victorian chapter will be entertained at the home .of Mrs. Claude Byfield, 1049 West Thirty-fifth street, at 2 Friday with a guest day meeting. Mrs. H. R. Ellis will assist the hostess. Free Classes in Dictation Are Offered Free classes in dictation will reopen at Central Y. W. C. A. Monday, according to announcement at a joint meeting of the adult education department committee and instructors, Friday. These classes, which will meet from 2 to 4 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; are designed to give the unemployed business woman an opportunity to keep up her speed. Typewriters will be available to those wishing to practice. Business women of experience have volunteered to help conduct these classes, and others will be asked to offer their services. Provision is being made to admit to regular classes on scholarships, persons at present unemployed. A plan for deferred payment of class fees is being'arranged. Sorority to Gather Mrs. Edward Sauer, 3417 South Ransdell street, will be hostess for a business meeting of the Alpha chapter, Alpha Beta Phi sorority, at 8:15 Wednesday night.

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