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Out-of-Date Party to Be Club Event A revival of outmoded games and Blunts will be featured Saturday night at the “out-of-date” party to be given for members and their friends at the Meridian Hills Country Club. The party will be the last of the year, under the direction of the present entertainment committee. Guests will come in "out-of-date” dress, and prizes will be awarded during the grand march for the funniest, the most authentic, and the oldest costume. A quartet will give selections of '‘out-of-date” songs, and a grab bag will offer as prizes old-fashioned ‘‘white elephant” gifts. A feature of the party will be a "peanut” game, which will be played at card tables, and a limerick contest, which is said to have been a popular party game a generation or so ago. Limericks will be given, with the last line blank, to be filled in by the contestants. The committee in charge of the party includes: Messrs. and Mesdames John W. Hutchings. Arthur E. Krlck, E. O. Mueller, Henrv Holt. B F Kelly, Hobart J. Smith. Charles D. Ran. E. W. Harris, W. P. Chapin and Frank C. Olive and Drs. and Mesdames Ernest Rupel and Albert Seaton. Reservations for Thanksgiving dinners to be served at the club are expected to be made early. Two dinners will be served on Thanksgiving, one a four-course dinner and one a two-course dinner. NORTH END GARDEN CLUB PICKS CHIEFS New officers were elected and committees appointed at a recent meeting of the North End Garden Club, held at the home of Mrs. D. C. Richardson, 5930 College avenue. Officers include: Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey, president; Mrs. william E. Oabe, vice-president; Mrs. Arthur Wilson, secretary; Mrs. P. G. Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. Robert E. Armstrong. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Minor S. Goufdlng historian. The committees are as follows: Program—Mesdames Frank B. Wade, Walter P. Morton. W. C. Gardner, L. R. Cartwright, and Miss Margaret Stevenson. Lookout—Mrs. A. H. Opperman and Mrs. Sar?h Young. Flower—Mesdames D. C. Richardson, William E. Gabe. Mary K. Buehler, and Misses Anna Hosea and Luzena Hosea. Pilgrimage—Mesdames M. 8. Goulding, George Mess. W. D. Hamer, Clarence Cook and Ernest Ruple.

Elma Igelman to Appear With Singing Strings in Recital

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national musical sorority, will present Miss Elma Igelman, lyric soprano, and the Mu Phi singing strings in joint recital Dec. 1 at Caleb Mills hali for the benefit of the scholarship fund. This will be Miss Igelman’s first appearancfe before an Indianapolis audience. The Singing Strings is a complete orchestra, consisting of ten

G. O. P. Women Council Plans Study Program The study program for the coming year, the “School Politics,” will be introduced at the meeting of the Marion County Council of Republican Women, at 2 Tuesday, in the palmroom of the Claypool. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr will give the first article, which will deal with city government. Former State Senator Joe Rand Beckett will speak on “The Importance of Taxation to Everyday Life,” and an open forum will be conducted at the close of the meeting. Musical selections will be given by j Mrs. Chester E. Rebinger and Mrs. William F. Weaver. The program will be preceded by a short business session. Mrs. H. E. Pike, chairman of hostesses for the day, will be assisted by: Mesdames Mae Marcum Jacobs, John Engelke. Bert Fuller, Fred B. Robinson, John McCardle, Thomas Whalen, L. P. Hljg!4y, Dan Brown and Frank P. HatTudor Seniors to Entertain at Formal Dance The senior class at Tudor Hall will entertain tonight with a formal dance in the gymnasium of the school. Decorations will be ferns, palms, chrysanthemums and colored lights. Music will be furnished by an orchestra from Butler university. In the receiving line will be: Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal: Miss Mav O. Mackenzie. Mrs. Josephine C. Ives. Mrs. O. Barrett Moxley, Miss Phvllis Gordon, president of the class, and Miss Hone Relsner, secretary. The committee In charge of the dance will include: Misses Marv Prentice. Irving Moxlev, Phyllis Gordon. Ruth Lilly, Eileen Booker, Betty Hartong, Katherine Fulton. Bettv Tharp, Rhoda Steckel, and Hope Relsner. Luncheon Is Held Indianapolis Tri Kappa entertained associate chapters with a 1 o'clock luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Ross Ewert, 5634 North Delaware street. Mrs. Ewert was assisted by Mrs. C. S. Ober.

Irvington Artists Fifth Annual Exposition Will Open Nov. 27

Wilbur Peat, director of the John Herron Art Institute, will open the fifth annual exhibit of Irvington artists Sunday afternoon, Nov. 27, when he will talk on the exhibit to be held Nov. 27 to Dec. 4 in Carr’s hall, 5436 East Washington Street. Hilton U. Brown will respond to Mr. Peat's talk with an expression of appreciation to the artists for their display. Mrs. Clarence Forsyth and Miss Katherine Layman are co-chairmen in charge of arrangements. During the week talks will be given by William Forsythe. Frederick Polley and Luther Dickerson, city librarian, and others to be announced later, with the dates of their appearance. Simon P. Baus and Clifton Wheeler will do portrait painting for the audiences. Mr. and

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stringed instruments, under the direction of Jean Orloff. Sol Bernat assists in the viola section. The ensemble will offer an arrangement of Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto by Michele Esposito. The concerto is scored for two viole de braccio, two viole de Gamba, violincello, vilin, contra-bass and Cembalo. Os the six Brandenburg concertos written by Bach, all of which were dedicated to the duke of Brandenburg, no two were scored for the same combination of instruments. Two movements of a modern suite, by Frank Bridge, will also be presented. This, like the Brandenburg concerto, has not been heard before in Indianapolis. Mrs. Leone Kinder Rickman is general chairman of arrangements, with Miss Myla Herrman as financial chairman, in charge of ticket sales. Miss Hermann announces that tickets may be had at all branches of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, and at the Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe On the Circie. Student tickets are available at a reduced rate.

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Miss Helen Luedeman

Miss Helen Luedeman is a member of thecommittee in charge of the tenth anniversary celebration of the Alpha chapter, Tau Delta Sigma sorority, to be held tonight at the Avalon Country Club. Following the dinner, a dance will be held. Members of Beta chapter at Anderson wil attend. The program will be based on the history of the sorority. Taking part will be Misses Frieda Leukhardt and Dorothy Wright. Mrs. Immer Welch, president, will give a toast. Assisting Miss Luedeman will be Mrs. George Knapp and Miss Margaret Layton.

Mrs. Brandt Steele will give an art travel talk on South Carolina, with illustrated slides made from photographs. The artists exhibiting in this year’s exhibit are: Simon P. Baus. Clifton Wheeler. Hilah Drake Wheeler. Frederick Pollev. William Forsythe. Constance Forsythe. Helene Hibben, Dorothy Morlan. Robert Craig, Robert Selby and Charles Yeager. On Wednesday afternoon of the week of the exhibit the entire membership of the Irvington Union of Clubs is invited to be the guests of the committee at the exhibit. Miss Lucile Morehouse will give a gallery talk. The committee serving with Mrs. Forsythe and Miss Layman is: Dr. Silas J. Carr, Messrs and Mesdames Tom Elrod. Louis Bruck, Adolph Schmuck, Walter Montgomery, Miss Lucile Morehouse. Mrs. W. s’ King, and James Butler.

The engagement of Miss Mary Isabelle Leedy, daugter of Mrs. Ulysses Grant Leedy, 5206 Grandview drive, to Calvin Charles Hampton of Worland, Wyo., has been announced. The wedding will take place during the Christmas holidays. Mr. Hampton is the son of V. A. Hampton, 3330 North Meridian street. Miss Leedy is a graduate of Butler university and a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Hampton was graduated from Drake university, and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Mrs. Elza Pantzer Haerle is a member of the arts and interests committee of the Junior League, which is sponsoring an exhibit and sale of paintings by Indiana artists at Ayres Dec. 5 to 10. Mrs. Ward Hackleman is chairman of the division. Mrs. John Bertermann II was Miss Mary Louise Minnick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Minnick, 7701 North Pennsylvania

Club Calendar for Coming Week

MONDAY The Sesame Club will meet with Mrs. Charles Sowder, 2144 College avenue. A Thanksgiving program will be in charge of Mrs. L. P. Gorton and Mrs. C. P. Harley. Mrs. Walter F. Kelly, 239 South | Audubon road, will be hostess to the! Irvington Woman’s Club. Mrs. Grace | Julian Clarke will have charge of the program. “Fishing” will be the subject of Evans Woollen Jr. at the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Guild. “A Thanksgiving Story" by Mrs. Maggie Kinzer, and“ Colonial Housekeeping,” by Mrs. Eva V. Donson, will be th& subject used in the program of the New Era Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Everett Hunt and Mrs. J. K. Wallace. Covers will be laid for twenty guests at the meeting of the CorRoberta Cramer Honor Guest at Shower Party Miss Roberta Cramer, bride-elect, was honor guest at a hosiery and handkerchief shower and bridge party this afternoon, given by Miss Joan Boswell, 4078 College avenue, who will b e a bridesmaid at Miss Cramer’s wedding to Christian E. Carlson, Dec. 3, in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Decorations in pink and blue were used. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. C. Boswell, and the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. H. W. Cramer. Guests included: Misses Jane Howe Madeline Adams. Bettv Rarnev. Mariamelia Schmidt. Julia Henderson. Evelvn Wolfard Marie Roach. Lucine Warfel. Grace Barnett and Jane Anne Gardner of Anderson. P-T. A. GROUP IS TO HEAR REPORTS Reports on the recent Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers will be made Wednesday, at the meeting of the P. T. A. of School 75. Mrs. Edward McPeek and Mrs. Matt Carpenter will give the reports. The Rev. F. S. C. Wicks will give a Thanksgiving address, and music will be provided by the mothers’ chorus, the girls’ chorus and the primary* choir of the school. The Child Study club will meet at 1:30 under the direction of Mrs. Bob Shank. AM 1C IT IA CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN The Amicitia Club will entertain with a covered dish luncheon Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Carl Day, 433 Bosart avenue. Mrs. Day will be assisted by Mrs. Albert Johnson. Initiation services will be held for the new members, followed by a program, including vocal solos, readings, and a paper by Mrs. Clara McGrail, on Thanksgiving.” i

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street, before her marriage Nov. 9 at All Saints Episcopal cathedral. Mrs. Lawrence Shappert will portray the role of Maria Dominica in “The Swan,” by Ferenc Molnar, to be presented Nov. 24 and 25 at the Civic theater by the Indiana Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi. In the original production, this part was played by Alison Skipworth. Mrs. Shappert is a graduate of the University of Illinois where she was active in dramatic productions. Miss Genevieve Pickerell is stage manager for “Steadfast Tin Soldiers,” which was to be presented today and again on Nov. 26 by the Children’s theater at the Civic theater. The marriage of Mrs. Albert Ehlers, formerly Miss Mildred Cooke, daughter of Mrs. W. D. Haverstick, took place Nov. 16 at Union chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Ehlers will be at home here after their return from a wedding trip.

nelian club, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Endsley, 3240 Broadway; Mrs. Endsley will be assisted by Mesdames B. E. Bowman and J. P. Hunt. TUESDAY Mrs. W. S. Freeman will be hostess to the Independent Social Club. The Inter Alia Club will meet with Mrs. Ross E. Coffin. “Sea Change” by Eleanor M. Kelley, and “Undiscovered Europe,” by Alexander Powell, will be the subjects of Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue and Mrs. Eugene Mclntire. “Education Among Women” will be discussed by Mrs. S. M. Ford at the meeting of the Meridian Heights Inter Se Club at the home of Mrs. H. L. Mitchell, 5746 Central avenue. Mrs. C. H. Beach will review “American Beauty,” by Edna Ferber. Mrs. E. C. Ropkey, 22 North Audubon road, will be hostess to the Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs. A. F. Wickes and Mrs. Mahlon E. Bash will give book reviews. A Thanksgiving luncheon will be given for members of the Amicitia Club at the home of Mrs. Carl Day. Mrs. W. G. Youngholm, 4025 Washington boulevard, will be hostess to the To Kaion Club. Mrs. C. Frederick Schmidt will have as her subject “Eugene Savage.” The Procter Club meeting scheduled today has been postponed until the night of Nov. 29. The Spencer Club will meet with Mrs. A. A. Hamilton. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Will Hammond and Mrs. Willis Holiman. Mrs. C. A. Sellars, 3969 Broadway, will be hostess to a guest day meeting of the Late Book club. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak on “The Trail of the Pilgrim.” Mrs. Sellars will be assisted by Mrs. C. J. Tratschuh.

Open House Will Be Held by Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Sunday

Open house will be held by Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Butler university from 2 to 5:30 Sunday at the chapter house, 329 Hampton drive. Miss Elizabeth Forsythe, social chairman, is in charge of the affair. In the receiving line will be: Miss Geraldine Kuntz, president; Mrs. Eva Tomey. house mother; Mrs. Eleanor King Lennox, alumnae advisor; Miss Emily Helming, faculty ally; Miss Forsythe, social chairman, and the following pledges; Miss Patricia Co'.lins. pledge president; Emma Helkema. Mirgaret Schoen. Martha Higman, Frances Wysong and Henrietta Raitano. The house will be decorated with yelldw chrysanthemums and fall flowers. A musical program will be presented durirj the afternoon by the Lawler trio. Miss Esther Renfrew, professor of French at Sutler and a local founder of the chapter, and Miss Susie Harmon, physical training instructor at Butler and an alumna of the chapter, will preside at the tea table, to be lighted with blue tapers and centered with a plateau of yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Forsythe is being assisted in

Mayflower Descendants to Hold Annual Banquet Monday Night

Officers will be elected at the annual banquet of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, to be held at 6:30 Monday at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, guest speaker, will talk on “Summer Days in England.” The nominating committee is composed of Miss Lucille Herron, chairman: Mrs. B. W. Gillespie and Mrs. John Harrison. Present officers are: Mrs. Sidney J. Hatfield, governor: Mrs. James B. Crankshaw of Ft. Wayne, deputy governor; Eugene E. Stacey, deputy governor; Dr. Fletcher Hodges, surgeon; Mrs. Leon Zerfas, secretary; Mrs. Fred Hoke, treasurer; Mrs. James G. Haston, historian; the Rev. George Southworth, elder; Joseph Minturn, captain; Miss Mary Elizabeth Chipman, Miss Herron, Mrs. Albert Gall, Mrs. William Bachelder, Mrs. Cornelia F. Posson, W. C. Smith and Wilbur Johnson, board of assistance. Mrs. Gillespie is deputy governor

Anagmous chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron, will meet at 2 at the home of Mrs. C. J. Finch, 2837 Ruckle street. Mrs. H. E. Von Grimmenstein will review “Shadows on the Rock,” by Willa Cather, and Mrs. M. D. Didway will give a musical monolog. WEDNESDAY Mrs. A. C. Bennett, 405 North Drexel avenue, will be hostess to the Zetathea Club. “Lumber— Conquest of the Forest” will be the subject of Mrs. O. K. Horner. Mrs. T. William Engle will speak on "Furniture and Its Makers.” The Rev. Charles Duffey will speak to the Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club on “The Carmelite Order.” Mrs. J. S. Bray, 987 North Campbell avenue, will be hostess. Mrs. Charles Harms, 4061 Washington boulevard, will be hostess to the Review Club, assisted by Mrs. Oliver Stout. Mrs. J. Carleton Daniel and Mrs. James C. Carter will have charge of a part of the program, reviewing “The United States in World Affairs” by Lippman. Mrs. Cleon Nafe will review “Os Thee I Sing” by Kauffman. FRIDAY The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will have as hostesses Mesdames Fred H. Kissling and Isaac Carter. Mrs. A. J. Barnes will speak on “The Puritan Influence” and Mrs. Clyde Montgomery will give a review of “The Courtship of Miles Standish.” SATURDAY Chapter G. P. E. O. Sisterhood, will hold a luncheon meeting, with Mrs. W. J. Weesner, 53 Downey avenue, as hostess. “Good Earth,” by Pearl S. Buck, will be reviewed, under the leadership of Miss Grace Emery.

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arrangements by Misses Genevieve Miller and Katherine Nitterhouse.

Recital to Be Given at Propylaeum The Propylaeum Club will present Margaret Ryder Bosley and Vaughn Cornish in a recital at 2:30 Monday at the club, 1410 North Delaware street. The entertainment committee, headed by Mrs. John W. Kern, has arranged the affair. Others on the committee are: Mesdames John W. Kern, chairman; William Ray Adams. Clarence Alig. William H. Coleman. James E. Cunning, B J. Hitz. Kin Hubbard. Louis H Levey. William Louden. George Philip Meier. Charles A. Pfafflln. M. A. Ryan. Samuel Lewis Shank. Paul H. White and John M. Shaw. Assistants for the day will be: Mesdames Hilton U. Brown. J. M. Cunningham. Edward D. Evans, Frank Fauvre. Arthur Krlck, John Morris Haines. E. O. Hunter, Edna Christian, John Armstrong. Erwin Coburn. Samuel Fletcher. Thomas Halleck Johnson, Hal R. Keeling. Miss Gertrude Baker, Reily C. Adams, O. D. Bohlen, Alfred Hoberg. Fred Gardner, Welter H. Eastman. Robert Hollingsworth, Samuel Ashby. J. Elder Blackledge, W. W. Critchlow, Robert Elliott, Noble Dean. Nathan Graham. Homer Hamer. James W. Lilly. Walter J. Hubbard, Daniel Luten. A. M. Glossbrenner, F. Rollin Kautz, Adelbert S. Benson, Louis Burckhardt. Fred Dickson, Robert Dorsey, and the Misses Lucile F. Herron. Emma Colbert and Anne Fraser. The program is as follows 1 : "Sylvia.” ■ Smilin’ Through ” ‘ By the Waters of Minnetonka.” Margaret Ryder Bosley. "Without a Song” Youman “That's Why Darkies Were 80rn”... .Kern Vaughn Cornish. " The Perfect Song.” "Goodbye Blues.” ‘"The Bells of Avalon.” Margaret Ryder Bosley. “Nocturne” Olds “Wayfarers Night Song” Martin Vaughn Cornish. “Trees.” “Pilgrims Chorus.” ‘"The Holv City.” Margare* Ryder Bosley. " There Is No Death” Geoffrey O'Hara “Guns” Geoffrey O'Hara Vaughn Cornish. Miss Anna Louise Fagan will be aceompuanlst for Mrs. Bosley and Miss Ruth Otte for Mr. Cornish. SORORITY TO HOLD THANKSGIVING TEA Alpha chapter of the Sigma Delta Zeta sorority will entertain Sunday with a Thanksgiving tea, at the home of Mrs. Patrick Lawley, 515 North De Quincy street. Guests will include: Misses Ruth Fitzpatrick, Isobel Gillespie, Elsie Lipp, Mary Huber, Naomi McDonald, and Mary Roach. Mrs. Lawley will be assisted by Misses Margaret Boyden, Margaret Strieblem and Mrs. Melvin Searcy.

general of the national organization and Dr. Hodges is assistant general. Annual reports will be given at the meeting. New members to be welcomed are Misses Irma and Ruth Greenam of Lafayette. The society will attend Sunday morning services Nov. 30 at the Broadway Methodist church when the Rev. Richard M. Millard will preach on “The Spirit of Thanksgiving.” Bride-Elect Is Honored With Kitchen Shower Mrs. Philip A. Miller and Mrs. G. Schuyler Blue honored Miss Clara Foxworthy, bride-elect, at a kitchen shower and bridge party, given this afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Foxworthy will become the bride of Richard Barrett McDowell, Nov. 26, at Westminster Presbyterian church. The bridal colors of fall shades will be used in the decorations and appointments. Guests will include: Mesdames Roland Schmedel. W. Brewer Graham. Charles R. McDowell, Rov Kennedy. G. H. Blue. Irving Blue, Harold B. Magee. Lee Sea rev. Marvin L. Lugar. W. Dale Evans. Herbert Willis Todd. William Walker. Thomas Cox Alan Fromuth. Ed ■ win H. Gable. George W. Snvder and the Mises Betty Bowman. Jean Adamson. Dorothy Beightol and Frances Woolery. JEWISH JUNIORS TO HOLD PARLEY Indianapolis Council of Jewish Juniors will sponsor a mid-west convention of the organization, to be held Friday and Saturday. Miss Lee Traugott has been appointed chairman of the hospitality committee. Officers of the mid-west groups include Miss Louise Jaeger, president; Miss Caroline) Wolf of Terre Haute, vice-president; Miss Ann Barrack of St. Louis, treasurer, and Miss Doris Bernstein, secretary. ALUMNAE TO MEET AT COLEMAN HOME Mrs. Robert H. Coleman will be hostess Saturday to the Indianapolis Alumnae association of Sigma Kappa. Following a business meeting, a box will be packed for the children of the Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society, which is the sorority’s national philanthropy. Miss Mary Ann Baker will assist the hostess.

Sororities

Alpha chapter of Delta Sigma Kappa sorority will meet Monday with Misses Fern and Goldie Erisman, 1626 Broadway. Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, 318 Lincoln street, will be hostess Wednesday to the regular meeting of the Alpha chapter of Alpha Beta Phi sorority. Alpha Tau Zeta sorority will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs. Guy Morton. Mrs. Irma whisenand will be the delegate for Delta Rho chapter of Phi Pi Psi sorority at the twentyfifth annual convention to be held today in Chicago. Beta Beta Beta sorority will entertain tonight at the Arlington Chicken Dinner Inn with a slumber party. Hostesses will be Misses Fanny Brooks and Elevlyn Vicks. Theta chapter of Sigma Epsilon sorority will meet at 8:15 Monday at the home of Mrs. Dan Vigun, 2931 Ruckle street.

Personals

Mrs. C. E. Stoutfnberg and daughter. Betty, 4001 Washington boulevard, will spepd the winter in Miami Beach, Fla.

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Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dziato are at home at 963 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Dziato was Miss Pierina Todeschina of Connecticut before her marriage Nov. 8.

International Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will continue her talks on India next week to chapters of the International Travel-Study Club Inc. Her subject will be “Ganges River, Burial Rites and Holy Water.” Te-Aro-Ah chapter will meet at 11:30 Monday at the Lumley tea room for luncheon. The hostesses will be Mesdames Mary Duncan, Stella Elder, George Miller and George Klopp. There will be a business meeting, followed by a musical program prepared by Mrs. Morton Keith. Response to roll call will be on India. Jenny Lind chapter will be entertained at 7:45 Monday at the home of Mrs. Harold Brady, 860 North Bosart avenue. Mrs. Brady will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Will Hitz. Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick will give a group of piano numbers. Arabian chapter will meet Tuesday for a noon luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles Shull in Pendleton. Mrs Baxter Mcßane and Mrs. Earl Hiday will assit the hostess. A paper will be given by Mrs. J. H. Flynn, the subject, “Untouchable,” and Mrs. Lee Ingling will give a paper on “The High Lights of Gandhi.” Readings will be given by Mrs. Elinore Gardner. The chapter will sing the song of India. Colonial Boston chapter will meet at the Lumley tea room at 10 Wednesday, with luncheon at 12. The hostesses will be Mesdames W. A. Ferguson, Charles Hatton, Nan Brosman and E. F. Gill. Two new members. Mrs. C. A. Harper and Mrs. Cubert W. Sutton, will be received into the chapter. Thanksgiving decorations will be carried out. A musical program has been arranged by the hostesses. Mt. Vernon chapter will meet Nov. 30. instead of Nov. 23. and Mrs. Howard Spurgeon. 1062 West Thirtyfirst street, will entertain the chapter at 12:30. Mrs. Eural Byfield and Mrs. John strack will assist the hostess. Zuyder Zee chapter will meet at 7 Friday at the home of Mrs. Elmer Pohlman, 907 Eastern avenue, for a hard times party. Each member will bring one or more guests. There will be a display of Indian articles. Hawaiian chapter will meet with Mrs. Garnette Shake, 2630 East Tenth street, Friday, for a 1 o’clock luncheon. Mrs. H. O. Myers, Mrs. Elsworth McComb, Mrs. Edith Turley and Mrs Moffat Ulrey will be guests. Lady Aberdeen chapter will meet Saturday at the Lincoln for a 1 o’clock luncheon. A business meeting and lecture at 2 and a musical program have been arranged by Mrs. Ernest Hughes, musical chairman. Reports of several committees will be given.

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Mrs. Robert Bruce List was Miss Irene Askin before her recent marriage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Askin of Southport.

State Beta Theta Pi Groups to Hold Thanksgiving Banquet

Members of active chapters ofj Beta Theta Pi at De Pauw, Purdue and Indiana universities, Wabash and Hanover colleges will join with the Indianapolis alumni association of the fraternity Wednesday night at the Columbia club for the annual Thanksgiving banquet. Dr. Francis W. Shepardson, Granville, 0., national fraternity president, will deliver an historical address and three other national officers will attend: James L. Gavin, treasurer; Dr. Charles B. Gutelius, a vice-president, and G, Herbert Smith, assistant dean of men atDe Pauw, district chief of the Hoosier group. John K. Ruckelshaus will be

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Wedding to Take Place Christmas Miss Dorothy Stephenson Pier, whose marriage to Willis Lester Jackman, will take place Christmas day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs C. H. Pier, 3305 Ruckle street, will be entertained today at a bridge tea and personal shower, to be given by Mrs. William Bugg at her home In Plainfield. The serving table will be arranged with small chrysanthemums in the varied fall colors. Green tapers, tied with yellow tulle will light the table. All appointments will be in 'these colors. Assisting the hostess will be her mother, Mrs. Earl Cox of Indianapolis. Guests from City Guests from Indianapolis with Miss Pier will include: Mesdames Edward Pauley. Egbert Hildreth. Bert Arnold. Cranston Mugg Dana Chandler, Robert Schetter. Robert Nipper. Robert Armer and Frank Langsenkamp Jr. and the Misses Evelyne Pier. Dortha Weaver, Kathryn Hedrlch. Beatrice Yates and Margaret Thompson; Mrs. Horace Storer ana Mrs. Mark Hampton of Plainfield. Miss Pier will have as maid of honor her sister. Miss Evelyne Pier. Frederick Charles Pier, the brideelect’s brother, will be best man. Mr. and Mrs. Mugg and Mr. and Mrs. Pauley will entertain for Miss Pier and Mr. Jackman at a bridge party Saturday night, Nov. 26, at the Pauley home, 5544 Guilford avenue. Others Plan Parties Others planning parties for the couple include Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Pittman. 3029 College avenue, who will give a dinner party. Entertaining for Miss Pier will be Miss Margaret Thompson, 3325 Ruckle street, and Mias Lois Sherrill, 2353 North Talbott street. Miss Evelyne Pier will give a trousseau tea for her sister Sunday, Dec. 18, and Mr. and Mrs. Pier will honor the couple with a bridal dinner at the Marott Christmas eve. Miss Helen DeVelllng gave a surprise shower and bridge party on Friday night at her home, 5302 Central avenue, for Miss Pier. Guests were 1929 members of Chimes, Junior class honorary organization at Butler university, of which Miss Pier was a member. The guests included Misses Evelyn Seward of Columbus, Dorothy Lambert, Dorothy Ragan, Betty Evans, Frances Lyons, and Mesdames James Zoercher and Dan Young. Other guests were Miss Pier's mother. Mrs. Charles H. Pier, and her sister, Miss Evelyn Pier. Junior League to Hold Exhibit of State Art An exhibit and sale of paintings by Indiana artists will be sponsored by the arts and interests division of the Junior League Dec. 5 to 10 at Ayres. Mrs. Ward Hackleman is chairman of the exhibit committee. Mrs. Robert Winslow is chairman of the division, assisted by Mrs. Hackelman, Mesdames Thomas, Harvey Cox, Elsa Pantzer Haerle. Robert Millikan and Miss Rosamond Van Camp. Members of the league will act as ushers. The showing will be open to the public. Invitations have been' sent to the Rotary, Kiwanis, Portfolio, Woman's Department clubs and other organizations. Silhouette Tea to Be Held by Musical Groups A silhouette tea will be given from 2 to 5 Tuesday. Nov. 29. at the home of Mrs. Lon R. Mauzy, 4455 Broadway, by the active chapter and, patroness section of Sigma Alpha lota national professional musical sorority. The affair will be for the benefit of the voice and violin scholarship funds of the active chapter and the piano scholarship fund of the patroness section. An exhibit of silhouettes will be included, and Mrs. H. Wilson Peterson will cut silhouettes of those attending the tea. The committee arranging the tea includes: Mrs. Clair McTurnan, ways and mean* chairman of the active group; Mrs. Frederick H. Sterling, president, and Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd. chairman of finance of the partoness section. Mrs. Lenore Roberts is president of the active group. ST. JOHN’S WILL HOLD HOME-COMING The Sisters of Providence, in charge of St. John’s academy, have extended an invitation to all former pupils of the academy to attend the annual home-coming Sunday, Nov. 27. Students at the school are assisting the sisters in entertainment. They Include: Miss Nell Moran, decorations: Miss Ann Kavanaugh. guest book and register; Miss Catherine Connor, program: Miss Gertrud*. Bauer, refreshments: Miss Frances Scherer, souvenirs; Miss Helen Wernsina, invitations. Friendly Group to Meet The Girls’ Friendly society of Christ church will hold a Thanksgiving meeting in the parish house of the church Tuesday night. Dinner will be served, followed by a playlet and a short Thanksgiving service.

toastmaster and the alumni committee in the charge of the dinner includes: A! O. DeLuse. chairman; Howard W. Fieber, chorister; Weber D. Donaldson, Francis M. Fauvre, I'*’ 1 '*’ J. Perry Meek and A. R. C. Kipp. The Indianapolis association will award its customary plaque to the active chapter showing the best scholarship for the year. Honorary guests will include Paul V. McNutt, Governor-elect, and Reginald L. Sullivan, mayor, both members of the fraternity. Dr. Byron K. Rust is president of the alumni association this year. Other officers are Mr. DeLuse, s vice-president; Kevin D. Brosnan, secretary-treasurer, and Evans Cochran, assistant secretary-treasurer.