Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1933 Edition 02 — Page 6

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Gov. and Mrs. McNutt to Be Guests of Honor at Propylaeum’s Musicale Program for 2:30 Monday at Clubhouse Has Been Arranged by Pauline Schellschmidt; Guest Artists to Play. Governor and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt will be guests of honor at the musicale of the Propylaeum Club at 2:30 Monday in the clubhouse, 1410 North Delaware street. 'I he program arranged by Miss Pauline Schellschmidt will include her review of '‘Boccaccio" by Franz von Supper, illustrated by several artists. Guest musicians will be Mesdames Ruth Devin, Lissa Cox. Robert Blake, Frank T. Edenhartcr, Louise Schellschmidt-Koehne and Misses Maud Custer and Virginia Leycnberger.

Governor and Mrs. McNutt will be seated with members of the board of directors and the entertainment committee in the northeast parlor. The clubhouse will be decorated with spring flowers. Assistants will be Misses Lucy Taggart, Corrne Ohr, Mary Sullivan, Evelyn M. Butler and Anna Knubbe and Mesdames Winfield Miller. Robert Adams, H. A. Boomer. Charles Edwards, Richardson Sinclair, Paul Fisher, William Kuhn, Walter Marmon, Frank A. Hamilton. Demarchus Brown, R. o. McAlexander, George Dickson, Perry Clifford, L. C. Boyd, Cora Epps, Thomas D. Sheerin. F. Ellis Hunter, Otto N. Frenzel Jr.. Carl Vernon Griffith, O. B. lies, J I. Holcomb, William M Louden, Edward Gall. John W Atherton, C. C. Perry, William H. Coburn, Henry Bliss, Robert. Failcy, Dorothy I). Goodrich, Frank B. Fowler, William J Hogan, Fred Hoke. Ralph Lome ke, Edmund D. Clark and Christopher Coleman.

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The Parent-Teacher Association of School 8 will hold its February meeting at 3:15 Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Wayne O. Hill will speak on the care of children's teeth. A trumpet duet will be provided by Rex and Josepnine Best, and a vo- *' solo by Mrs. Bernice Vaught. A program of community singing will be a feature of a patriotic service to be held by the association of School 10 at 3:15 Wednesday afternoon. School 14 will hold its meeting at 3:10 Wednesday'. Mrs. W. E. Balch. second vice-president of the Farrnt Teacher fe-dcration, will speak on legislative measures of interest to parent-teacher patrons. A group of piano numbers will be given by Harry Bason, and there will be a program of songs by the children’s chorus. Tea and a social hour will follow. Mrs. S. M. Myers, president of the Parent-Teacher Federation will speak on "The Legislative Program of the P. T. Ts” at school 20 at 3:15 Wednesday. Piano duct will be provided by Misses Elizabeth Hardy and Irene Bentley,and a group of readings by Miss Lillian Hardy. S. O. Belzer will speak on the subject of Boy Scouts at school 21 at 2.30 Wednesday, assisted by demonstrations by scouts of the neighborhood. Mrs. James L. Murray, second vice-president and legislative chairman of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will also speak on the legislative measures of interests to parents. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak at school 30 at 2:45 Wednesday afternoon. A group of readings will be given by Mrs. Fred Wright, and a vocal solo by Miss Betty Star. A program of games will be given by the children of the school. Dr. W. L. Richardson, dean of the Butler university college of education, will speak on the "Child in the Home” at School 33 Wednesday. A musical program will be given by the intermediate chorus and glee club. An informal tea welcoming the mothers new to the school will follow the meeting. School 35 will hold its meeting at 2:30 Wednesday. A sketch of the life of Washington will be given by Mrs. Charles Kock. and the life of Lincoln by Mrs. Esther Cline. A group of seven pupils of the school will give a sketch of the life of Longfellow, followed by a portrayal of "The Village Blacksmith." Community singing of patriotic songs will compose the musical program. Emmet A. Rise, assistant principal of Short ridge high school, will speak on "Educational Progress in the Indianapolis Schools at the meeting of School 36 at 3:05 Wednesday. A miscellaneous program in charge of the parents will be given at school 46 at 2:30 Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Morton will give a group of readings, and James Watson Graham a group of songs at School 51 at 3 Wednesday. Parents, new to the school, especially are urged to attend. Dr. John Carmack will give a health talk at School 53 at 3:03 Wednesday. Mrs. Bob Shank, legislative chairman of the ParentTeacher Federation, will taJk on legislative measures of interest to school patrons. Mrs. David Ross will speak on “How‘Movies Contribute to Leisure Time' at School 73 at 2. Wednesday. The girls of the junior high school will give a program of Spanish and marionette dances. Major Gerald Huddleson will speak on "Pacifism" at School 76 at 2:20 Wednesday. Tea in honor of mothers, new to the school, will follow.

Prof. E. L. Diggs, principal of S:hool 42. will speak on phases of pircnt-tcacher work at School 83 at 3. Wednesday.

‘Lohengrin' Will Be Studied at Meeting of Matinee Musicale

Illustrations frail Wagner's opera, “Lohengrin” will compose the program of the opera study section ol the IndianapDlis Matinee Musicale at 3 Friday in the D A. R. chapter house, g 24 North Pennsylvania street Mrs. Henry Warrum will discuss the opera before the musical program. arranged by Mrs. S. E. Fenstermaker and Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell.

Initiation Rites to Be Held by Phi Beta Group Formal initiation services will be held at 3 Sunday by Upsilon ter, Phi Beta, national professional dramatic sorority of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music at the 1204 North Delaware street. Those to become, members are Misses Fanchon Fattig, Hortcnsfe Guthrie and Marthadran Lesher. The services will be led by Misses Rac Cawdell, Maxine McKay. Bernice Van Sickle, Alma Meyers, Helen Frances Starr, Phyllis Nordstrom an and Mesdames Georgia Nagle, Helen Kingham and Helen Morton. Plans are being made to present Frances Beik and Bomar Cramer in a recital March 3 at the Civic theater playhouse.

Delegates to Be Named at D. A. R. Meeting Election of delegates to the continental congress which meets in Washington in April, will be held at the meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the D. A. R. at the chapter house at 2 Wednesday. Mrs. Maurice E. Tennant, regent, will preside. Frederick Van Nuys, United States senator, will give an address. The other feature of the program will be musical selections sung by Elmer A. Steffen, baritone. Tea will be served, with Mrs. John McL. Lochhead and Mrs. Ernest DeW. Wales as hostesses.

VIOLINIST, PIANIST TO GIVE CONCERT

A violin sonota program by Edwin Jones, violinist, and Clarence Loomis, pianist, will feature the second concert in the series of Sunday afternoon musicales at the John Herron Art Institute. The concert will begin at 4:15 Sunday at the institute. The program will be: i "Sonata Odus 18" Richard Strauss AHezro ma non tronno. Improvisation. Finale anclant.e allegro. Edwin Jones. II "Sonata E minor" Clarence Loomis Andante Maestoso. Scherzo Theme and variations. Edwin Jones accompanied bv Clarence Loomis.

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Mrs. John H. Bingham is general chairman of the reception which the Marion County Democratic Woman's Club will give Tuesday at the Clay pool in honor of Mrs. Paul V. McNutt. GOOD WILL CLUB ARRANGES PARTY January Cycle of the Good Will club of St. Joseph's church will give a card party at 2:30 Monday afternoon at its hall, 619 East North street. Euchre, bridge, five hundred, bunco and lotto will be played. Miss Brid' et A. Meehan is chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. Margaret Putts and Misses Loretta Martin. Toretta McManamon, Gertrude Fox. Mildred Kltnc, Alice Dietz, Mary Euler, Margaret Fitzgerald, Mary F. Ryves, Elizabeth Forwe. Louse Weilhammer, Alice Hollingsworth, Mary Barrett. Bess Sullivan and Mary McConahav.

The musical numbers will be as loliows: A" 1 . T Prelude" Mrs Clifford FolzE.:n s Dream. Mrs Louis Tra cott The Sv an Sonc. ' Miss Lucy Clark, Nina Haves Dutton. Pravcr. Mrs. Glenn Fnermood. Act II Tre!uor Mrs. CHTord Folz Ye Winds That Bar Mv Plain:." SMma ZsM Scearcv. Mrs. Jar.e Johnson Burrotchs. Act 111 Prelude." Nina Havrs Dutton ■ Hr.dal Chorus.' selerted voices Ironi S’-.cmidee hit!- school choir: arranged bv Mrs. Laura Mote: Christine Hausemann at e p‘eno. "The Blissful Strain Is O'er." Mrs. Frrnk J. BiUeter. Mrs. Hazel Stlvev Hill: "Lohengrin* Narative." Mrs. H. S. I’s rtloa. The accompanists will be Mr*. Simon Kiser. Mr*. 8. K Ruick. Mrs. Frank T. , Eden ha i ter and Nina Have* Dutton.

Figures of Interest in City Social News

ii" .Miss Grace Barnett # *** Mrs. McNutt, Legislators’ Wives to Be Honored at Reception Ed " ard *• Ndn ' e " , * v " **- * Miss Grace Barnett, 2360 North Its. Paul V. McNutt, wife of the; wife of the senator; Mrs. Clifford Pennsylvania street, is the newdy- , “Aw ' ***/ > ' .•ernor and wives of members of Townsend, wife of the Lieutenant- elected president of the Butler * senate and house of represent- ate; Mrg Ear , I Crawfordf wife of university chapter of Kappa Al- jb v X res will be honored at a recep- the Speaker of the house; Mrs. I. Pha Theta sorority gs% . ' i, given from Bto 10 Tuesday N. Trent, president of the State , Mrs Edward S. Norvell is chair- p • f* - * ■ hit in the Riley room of the Clay- Assembly Woman s Club, and the I man of the ‘‘Symphony Chat" at _ p . . . ... 1 by the Marion County Demo- president of the hostess club. j 10:30 Monday, Feb. 6. in Cropsey snDy ‘

Mrs. McNutt, Legislators' Wives to Be Honored at Reception

Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, W’ife of the Governor, and wives of members of the senate and house of representatives will be honored at a reception, given from 8 to 10 Tuesday night in the Riley room of the Claypool by the Marion County Democratic Woman's Club. All Democratic women are invited to attend. In the receiving line with Mrs. McNutt will be Mrs. Fred Van Nuys, Prof. Haramy Will Address Church Group Professor James Haramy of the Indiana Central college wiil be guest speaker at the night meeting of the Woman's Association of the Irvington Methodist church to be held at 8 Thursday in the church parlors. Professor Haramy will talk on "What Is a Man Worth?" A night meeting, instead of the usual afternoon gatherings, is being held in order that the business women of the organization may attend. Husbands and friends of the association are invited. Mrs. James Fisher will have charge of the devotions. The program will include the following songs by Mrs. Everett C. Johnson, soloist: “Rain," "Sunny Boy,” and “The Holiday." Preceding the meeting a dinner is scheduled at 6:15 in the church social room. Mrs. Roy H. Graves, president, will conduct a short business session, after which the regular monthly meeting of the association will be held.

Governor and Mrs. McNutt to Be Honored at Dinner Party

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sinclair will entertain w;ih an informal dinner tonight at their home in Crows Nest, in honor of Governor and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt. Mr. Sinclair's brother, Kenneth Sinclair of Belfast, Ireland, who is visiting them, will be one of the guests of honor. Fourteen will be seated at the dinner table. Assistants for the reception Governor and Mrs. McNutt will give Wednesday night at the executive mansion have been named as follows: Miss Lucy Taggart, Mrs.

H, E, DEDDER TO TALK AT LIBRARY

H. E. Deddcr. president of the Lincoln Chiropractic college, will talk at 8 tonight at the Cropsy auditorium at the Central library when the college will be host for the Inter-Collegiate Cosmopolitan Club of Indianapolis. Violin and piano numbers will Vp played by Mrs. Charlotte Valentine and Mrs. c. R. Robinson. A Valentine, tea will be the feature of the meeting to be held Sunday, rvb. 12, at the home of Professor and Mrs. Gino Ratti.

DUPLICATE BRIDGE GAME IS PLAYED A new Howell duplicate game was plcyed at the meeting of the Womans’ Contract Club held Thursday afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Top scores have been announced as follows: Section One, Mrs. H. H. Ramsey. .Anderson; second. Mrs. Elmer Ittenbach; third. Mrs. William Cooper. Section Two, first, Mrs! Warren Davis. Ft. Harrison: | second. Mrs. Charles O. Roemler, and third. Mrs. Edward Treat. Clnh Wil! MrcF . The Young People's Club of the First Congregational church will meet in the Mayflower room of the i church at 6:30 Sunday. The meeti ins will be in charge- of Professor Gino Ratti of Butler university, and Stephen Bailey. Plans will be completed for a patriotic party to be i held Feb. 17. ,

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; wife of the senator; Mrs. Clifford Townsend, wife of the LieutenantGovernor and Speaker of the senate; Mrs. Earl Crawford, wife of the Speaker of the house; Mrs. I. N. Trent, president of the State Assembly Woman's Club, and the president of the hostess club. Hostesses will be members of the executive board of the club and wives of state officials. Mesdames Frank Mayr, Floyd Williamson, William Storen. George Cole, Walter Treanor, Curtis Roll, David Mayers, Michael Fansler, Philip Lutz, Fred Pickett, Posey Kime, William H. Bridwell, Ralph Smith, William Dudene, Harvey Curtis, Alphonso Wood, Earl Peters, A. P. Flynn, Glenn Gifford, . Walter Chambers, Marshall Williams, Pleas Greenlee, Samuel Ralston, Evans Woollen, Carl Wood, Frank T. Dowd, Nathan Swaim, John Kern, I Omer Jackson, George Werbe, and j Misses Emma May, Lucy Taggart, j : Marcia Murphy, B. F. Mooney and Miss Bess Robbins. Assisting the hostesses will be Misses Margaret Dowd, Catherine Bingham, Rosemary Gray, Mnrri- | eia Wood, Ruth Ann Judd, j Gretchen Mary Yeazcl, Patricia j Kelley, Mary Fischer, Alyce Mildred ; Oland and Jane Keith. A musical program wiil be given during the evening by Louise Smith, ! Mary Cregor and Alberta Falstich. ELEANOR WILD TO WED C. A. LAM PEL Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Wild, 2455 North Alabama street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Wild, to Charles A. Lampel, son of Mrs. William Lampel, 3847 Central avenue. The wedding date has not been set.

W. Harry Johnson of Bloomington, Mrs. Frank Mayr Jr., Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend. Mrs. A. P. Flynn of Lcgansport, Mrs. Earl Peters of Ft. Wayne, Mrs. Robinson Hitchcock, and Mrs. Pleas Greenlee. State officers and senators with their wives and families will be guests. Thursday night a reception will be given honoring members of the house cf representatives. their wives and families. Mrs. McNutt’s assistants will be Mrs. Earl Crawford. Mrs. Frank Finney, Mrs. Edward H, Stein, Mrs. Frank McHale and Mrs. Wayne Coy. Governor and Mrs. McNutt will be guests at a reception given by the Indianapolis chapter American Red Cross, from 1:30 to 6 Friday afternoon. in the workshop on South Meridian street. Mrs. William H. Coleman, general chairman of the garment production group, is issuing invitations to head workers, their husbands and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen. 6800 Dean road, will entertain in honor of the McNutts with a dinner Saturday night.

JELLY SHOWER TO BE HELD BY CLUB The Tri Psi sorority, Mother's Club of Delta Delta Delta sorority of Butler university, will have a jelly shower for the active chapter at the house, 809 Hampton Drive, at 2, Friday afternoon. Mrs. A C. Garnett will give a program. Members of the social committee will be in charge of the arrangements: Mrs. R. E. McHatton, Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Robert Douglass. ALPHA CHI OMEGA TO HOLD FROLIC The active chapter of Alpha Chi Omega sorosity at Butler university will entertain with a box supper and party tonight at the chapter house, 201 Blue Ridge road. Misses Margaret Overman and Marjorie Lytle are in charge of tb# entertainment which will include bridge, games and danping. Chaperons will be Don Sparks: and Mrs. La Rose Sommerville, housemother.

Miss Grace Barnett (Center Above) —Photo by W. Hurley Ashty. Mrs. Edward S. Norvell Miss Grace Barnett, 2360 North Pennsylvania street, is the newlyelected president of the Butler university chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Mrs Edward S. Norvell is chairman of the ‘‘Symphony Chat" at 10:30 Monday, Feb. 6. in Cropsey auditorium of the Central library. This meeting will precede the concert of the Indiana State Symphony Society in Caleb Mills hall Feb. 7. The series is sponsored by the symphony committee of the Junior League arts and interests committee, headed by Mrs. Robert C. Winslow. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. is executive secretary of the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, which has

In the Realm of Clubs

MONDAY The Indianapolis Literary Club will hear a talk on “Meeting the Country Banker,” by Henry C. Ketcham. Mrs. M. M. Andrews, 421 East Forty-first street, will be hostess for the Review Club. Mrs. Harold Cunning will review “Way of the Lancer." and Mrs. Eli Lilly will discuss "Lyautey.” TUESDAY The Procter Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Shiel. 1304 Central avenue. Mrs. Leroy J. Keach will talk on "St. Catherine of Siena.” Mrs. George Calvert will give a talk at the meeting of the Fortnightly Literary Club at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Newton McGuire, 3356 Central avenue, will be hostess for the Independent Social Club. WEDNESDAY Charter members of the Irvington Mothers Study club will be guests at the meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. Dennis Dalton, 5861 Lowell avenue. Mrs. Alvin Fisher will be assistant hostess. A talk by Mrs. W. H. Cooper and a musical program have been arranged. “Knowledge Is Power” is the subject for the meeting of chapter F. P. E. O. Sisterhood at the home of Mrs. Cecil Stalnaker, 709 Congress avenue. THURSDAY The Thursday Lyceur; club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. C. Messick, Penn Art Apts., Mrs. Irving P. Blue will discuss the “Labrador Doctor,” by Wilfred Grenfell. The Pierian Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. T. D. Hoover, 5261 Guilford avenue. “Travel: “Seeing America First,” will be topic of discussion. Discussions on Madame Curie and on medical research will be held at

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Photo by Platt. Mrs. Sylvester Ahlering

Mrs. Sylvester Ahlering was Miss Mary Alice *lile, daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hilt, 415 North Emerson avenue, lie fore j her marriage Monday at Our 1 Lady, of Lourdes church.

Mrs. Robert C. Winslow (Upper Rl-ht) —Photo by Platt. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. opened a state-wide membership drive. Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr. is a member of the committee of the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association, wffiich will present Mrs. Bertita Leonarz Harding in a lecture Feb. 13 at L. S. Ayres’ auditorium.

I the meeting of the Aftermath club I at the home of Mrs. W. Pink Hall, 205 East Thirty-fourth street. FRIDAY Mrs. O. E. Stanfield, 926 West drive, Woodruff Place, will be hosttess for the meeting of the Culture club. Mrs. Albert Ogle will talk on “Nationalism in India.” “The Cecil Family’’ and “Rivers to the Sea” will be the topics discussed at the meeting of the Indianapolis Woman’s club, at 3 at the Propylaeum. The Irvington Fortnightly club will elect officers at the covered dish luncheon meeting at the home of Miss Martha Cunningham, 51 Lay- : man avenue. SATURDAY Mrs. Demarchus Brown will talk on "The Lonesome Pacific” at the i meeting of the Magazine club at i2; 15 at the Y. W. C. A. Music will : be arranged by Mrs. L. S. Fisher, and Mrs. Irving Blue is chairman of hostesses. The Saturday Afternoon Literary ; club will hear a book review of “The Magnificent Obsession” given by Mrs. Henry H. Prescott, and word i study by Mrs. Theodore M. Wessner. Mrs. Willard S. Boyle and Miss Laura C. Holden are hostesses. The Inter Alia club will observe its birthday anniversary at a dinner party at Whispering Winds. Hus- ■ bands of members will be guests.

Graduates to Give Program at Butler Club Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff will be chairman of the third meeting of the Butler Luncheon Club. Feb. 13, in the Columbia Club, when the entire program will be presented bv women graduates of the university. All administrative w r omen in the unhersity have been invited as special guests of the alumni. The committee assisting Mrs. Streightoff is composed of Mrs. Richard George Jr., Mrs. C. G. Winders and Miss Katharine M. Graydon.

PHYLLIS NORDSTROM HONORED AT TEA

Miss Marion Barnard, 5050 Pleasant Run Parkway, North drive, was hostess today at a tea, honoring Miss Phyllis Nordstrom, whose marriage to Laßue Byron will take place next week. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. H. E. Barnard, the hostess’ mother, and Mrs.,Victor Hintze, the bride-elect’s mother. Assisting in the dining room were Misses Paula and Phroncie Nordstrom, the brideelect's sisters. JUNIOR LEAGUERS GOING TO PARLEY Miss Rosamond Van Damp and Mrs. Robert C. Winslow, 3224 North Pennsylvania street, will leave Monday for Cleveland for a visit. While there they will- attend sessions of ; the Junior League conference on I children’s theaters as unofficial delegates.

Chairmen and Committees for Sunnyside Guild’s Annual Ball Appointed ‘Night in Spain’ to Be Theme of Society Affair to Be Held Feb. 27; General Head Is Mrs. Chantilla E. White. Mrs. Chantilla E. White, general chairman of the thirteenth annual formal ball of the Sunnyside Guild, to be held in the Indiana ballroom Monday night, Feb. 27, has announced her chairman and committees, who will assist in making the arrangements.

W omen Voters to Talk Views on Manchuria The Indianapolis League of Women Voters will continue its study groups on international relations at 10 Wednesday morning in the Rauh Memorial library when Miss Mae Shipp will lead a discussion on the Manchurian question. The *ame subject will be featured at the meeting Feb. 8. The regular meeting of the legislative steering committee will be held at 10:30 Monday morning in the league offices, 708 Illinois building. Mrs. Warren K. Mannon, chairman, will lead the discussion of legislative measures, being backed by the league. Hostesses at Bridge Party Are Appointed Mrs. Alvin R. Jones is chairman of hostesses for the women’s luncheon bridge party, to be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday, Feb. 8 in the green room. Assistant hostesses w r ill be Mesdames Elmer Holtgren, Harold J. Koch, G. C. Wege. R. C. Griswold, E. J. Herman, A. F. Head and W. H. Jarrett,. Men only will attend the president's dinner at the club at 6:30 Tuesday night. Following dinner an entertainment program will be provided. Guests are not permitted for this affair.

Assistants for Alumnae Club’s Party Appointed Mrs. Robert Terry, chairman of the annual card party given by the Indianapolis alumnae club of Pi Beta Phi sorority, has chosen her assistants. They will be Mesdames Ellis B. Hall. R. Hernley Boyd, Raymond Beelar, Donald Shaw and Miss Margaret Ulen. The party wall be given Feb. 14 in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Proceeds w’ill be for the benefit of the Pi Phi settlement school in Gatlinburg, Tenn., the national philanthropic project of the organization. A display of handcraft products of the school will be arranged by Mrs. Terry, W’ho is the local school chairman. Tea w’ill follow’ the card party.

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Miss Evelyn Thompson, member of Dzan sorority, is a member of the floor committe for the Valentine frolic, to be given Feb. 11 at the Antlers by Alpha Tau chapter, Phi Pi Psi, Indiana Alpha chapter, Lambda Alpha Lambda and the Dzan sororities. Members of the sororities on various ccmmittes are Misses Valeria Hopkins, Sally Jones, and Miss Thompson, Dzan; Misses Harriett Clary, Peggy Smith, and Ruth Lanham, Phi Pi Psi; and Misses Edna Wilkinson. Alice Dietz. Helen Wilkinson, Margaret Donohue. Emma Lou Voelkner and Mrs. Ruth McLear, Lambda Alpha Lambda. Miss Donohue is general chairman. Special numbers by the Indiana Vagabonds will be songs of the three sororities. Lighted replicas of their pins will be hung over the orchestra. The Valentine motif will be used in the decorations. Red hearts, lettered with Greek letters of guest sororities and fraternities will be strung across the floor. Members from the Danville chapter of Lambda Alpha Lambda and the Chicago chapter of Phi Pi Psi will attend.

Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae Club Will Be Guests Wednesday

The Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will be entertained Wednesday at the studio of Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, who will be assisted by Miss Grace Hutchings and Mrs. Lucile Hoss. Following the luncheon at 12.30. there business meeting and musical prJram. arranged by Mrs. Irene Hepi Jr of Uappa chapter.

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"A Night in Spain" is the thr-m? to be used for the affair which is one of interest to members of the social world. Assistant chairmen are Mrs. J. H. Laird and Mrs. Carrie Hammel, and the following committees ha\e been named; Box committee. Mrs. B R Pettijohn. chairman; Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, Mrs. W. T. Eisenlohr. and Mrs. Charles Seidensticker, assistant chairmen; Mesdames Fred Duesenberg, Sam U. Greenburg. A. H. Adan s. George Hilgemeier, J. Frank Holmes. Wayne O. Stone, A. J. Hueber, Fred C. Krause, Stowed C. Wasson. O. H. Bradway, J. A. Brookbank, Edward A. Lawson, Maxwell Long. Sydney Weinstein, William J. Memmer and Charles A. Sellers. Entertainment, Mrs. Ancel P. Harvey, chairman; Mrs. L. C. Burnett and Mrs. C. W. Richardson, assistant chairmen; Mesdames Donald Graham, Marie Bush Griffey, Claude T. Hoover, John KJueber, Floyd J. Mattice, Geoge W. Shaffer and Thomas. C. Whallon. Decorating, Mrs. A. C. Zaring, chairman; Mrs. H. A. Condit and Mrs. O. J. Bookwalter, assistant chairmen; Mesdames A. J. Lauth, Albert F. Eiteljorg, Charles E. B?b----inger, J. E. Berry, Fred W. Bruhn. Charles Byfield, Edward H. Enners, Thomas I- Hale. Omer Hawkins, Harold J. Koch, Gaylor Bust, John T. Sawyer, Louis J. Seyffert, Lynn Stone, B. H. Sturm and Walter O. Webster. Ticket committee, Mrs. Frank E. Gaines, chairman; Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs. Carl E. Wood, assistant chairmen; Mesdames W. K. Cooper, O. P. Fauchier, William Freund, Irving Hamilton, Adrian Hamersly, William H. Manning, Leßoy Martin, Kurt and. Schmidt and William F. Werner. Music committee, Mrs. Herbert Tyson, chairman; Mrs. E. P. Akin, assistant chairman; Mesdames E. J. Braman, E. L. Burnett, j. A Daugherty, Harry N. Elwert, G. W. Kieder, Roy L. McNair, Walter Olin, Margaret Beam, Jeane A. Roush and J. H. Warrender. Hospitality, Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman, chairman: Mrs. Edward Forger and Mrs. George Lemauz, assistant chairmen; Mesdames At.tie M. Martin, B. M. Forbes, H. D. Hamilton, Jesse G. Marshall, C. J. Mclntyre, H. V. Scarborough, Thomas H.’ Walsh, G. G. Schmidt, D. B. Sullivan, Boyd W. Templeton, Clyde E. Titus and Richard B. Tuttle. Cigarets, Mrs. J. N. Broniart, chairman; Mrs. Floyd Brown, assistant chairman; Mesdames Glen E. Harsh, Paul Leathers, Howard W. Linkert. Gus Mayer. Rufus Mumford, Charles Renard and Sidney Rice.

Kirshbaum to Give Dance at Center Sunday A basketball dance will be the entertainment Sunday night at Kirshbaum Community Center, following two games. General chairmen are Harry P. Wolf, head of the entertainment committee, and Dr. Philip Falender of the athletic committee. Their aids are Mrs. Falender, Messrs, and Mesdames Jack Goldberg, Alvin Goldsmith and Rudolph Schricber, athletic director. Music for the dance will be furnished by the Patent Leather Kids, beginning at 9. The second annual co-operative carnival will be held Feb. 12 at the, center, with virtually all Jewish organizations in the city taking part. Wolf is general chairman.

MRS. DAVID ROSS IS TO GIVE BOOK TALK

Mrs. David Ross will be presented by the American Association of University Women in the fifth of a series of book talks at 7:45 Tuesday night in the Rauh Memorial library. Mrs. Ross is a manuscript reader at Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Cos. Mrs. Ross will give a summarv and comparison of the following books: “March of Democracy,” by James Truslo'w Adams; “Fighting the Business Depression,” by Roger W. Babsen; “The Crisis of Capitalism in America,” by M. J. Born, and ‘The A. B C. of Technocracy,” by Frank Arkwright. PAJAMA PARTY IS SET FOR TONIGHT Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority will give a pajama party and midnight supper tonight at the home of Mfs. Esther Mary Yates, 776 North Emerson avenue. The committee in charge is composed of Miss Emma Lou Voelker, chairman; Mrs. Lou Farmer and Misses Helen Wilkinson. Mary Hamilton and Geneva Roberts. A meeting will be held Monday night at the Antlers. Chapter to Meet Indianapolis Associate chapter of Tri Kappa sorority will be’entertained at a luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson, 4014 North New Jersey street. She will be assisted by Mrs. N. T. Washburn.

Members of Kappa chapter will entertain with the following program: Paper on "Beethoven, the Creator” Mhs Ada Hill Piano, ‘ Sonata Opus 27, No. 1" Beethoven Miss Ramona Wilson Vocai duet. "When Twiiight Weaves".. Beethoven Miss Zelma Hicks and Mrs. Selma Scearcv Violin. "Praeiudium" Pugnami "Niguin" Bloch j “Perpetual Motion" ... .Ncvacatek Mias Luc; Clark