Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1935 — Page 5

APRIL 6, 1935__

Golden Date of Club to Be Observed

Catherine Merrill Group Celebration Set at Brown Home. BY ELIZABETH CARR ON a servlg table in Mrs. Hilton U. Brown's home next Saturday, a gilded, threae-tiered centerpiece in the shape of a wedding cake, will bear 50 ligmed tapers, marking the golden anniversary of the foudlng of the Catherine Merrill Club. Mrs. David Smith loaned the centerpiece to the club lor the birthday party. When the members and former members assemble at Mrs. Brown's they will recall the founding of the club 50 years ago in the Bates House, the old home of Mrs. Hervey Bates. It was here that a group of women who had been attending Mias Merrill's classes in literature decided to form a club. Those who had been in the class for two years were to be eligible. Met at Merrill House After the organization, meetings were held at the home of Miss Merrill, which in later years became the Catherine Merrill Bchool. Club members particularly are looking forward to seeing again the portrait of Miss Merrill painted by T. O. Steele. It hung in the Merrill home until the death of Miss Merrill, when her sister, Mina, gave It to Butler University to be hung in the room in which Miss Merrill’s neice, the late Katharine Graydon, taught English. The portrait is being loianed by Butler University for the club birthday. On the 45th anniversary the club gave a set of books, world encyclopedias, to the Catharine Merrill school in which they placed book plates bearing a miniature reproduction of the Steele painting, and inscribed with “From the Catharine Merrill Club to the Catharine Merrill School in Memory of Her Whose Name We Bear.” Paper on Program Miss Mary Louise Shipp, daughter of the club's first president, Mrs. Joseph R. Shipp, will read to the group a paper, “Miss Merrill and the Making of a Book.” Miss Shipp had helped Muss Merrill arrange material for a book, “The Man Shakespeare and Other Essays,” which the club published. In keeping with the memorial program. Miss Victoria Montani will play old music on the harp. Assisting Mrs. Brown with hospitalities for the day will be Mrs. Thomas C. Howe, Mrs. Perry H. Clifford and Mrs. Henry. Kahn. Mrs. Samuel H. Fletcher, the present president, will officiate. In keeping with the birthday anniversary, the club year book which contains the names of members, past presidents, and the program. Is bound in gold paper. a a a Students at home from Western College for spring vacation and prospective college students were to be guests at a tea from 3 to 5 today at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Earle, 170 E. 71st-st. The tea is a project of the Western College alumnae, of which Miss Mary Hostetter is local president. A special guest was to be Dean Alice Hill Byrne of the college. HIGHLAND CLUB TO ENTERTAIN Highland Golf and Country Club will entertain with a Incheon-bridge party and style show Wednesday at the clubhouse with Mrs. R. C. Fox, general chairman. Assisting Mrs. Fox will be Mesdames J. R. McCoy. Bernhard Olsen, C. T. Spriggs, Charles Pettinger, Edward W. Zaiser, Fred I. Shumaker, Allen J. Callaway, Robert Sanders, Leroy Sanders, Frank Hawkins and Rivers Peterson. Book to Be Reviewed Miss Jean Moore will review “Mary Peters” at a meeting of Christ Church branch of the Girls Friendly Society Tuesday night.

State Observances Being Held Today by Two Sororities

Two national sororities. Delta Delta Delta and Alpha Omicron Pi, held state day observances today. Dances tonight will climax the programs of both groups. More than 250 members of Delta Delta Delta from Butler, Indiana, De Pauw universities and Franklin College attended the luncheon at the Claypool. Decorations were carried out with spring flowers to represent a dream garden. The doorways of the Riley Room were outlined with lattices of greenery and flowers. Bouquets of jonquils and sweetpeas were on the tables, and balloons were tied to the chairbacks, carrying out the sorority colors of silver, gold and blue. On the speakers table were graduated gazing globes filled with spring flowers. Mrs. William Shirley, president of the Indianapolis Alliance, was toastmaster at the luncheon, introducing Mrs. B. M. Richardson, national vice president: Mrs. D. E. Young, national secretary, and Mary Helen Reagan, district advisor, who extended greetings. Presidents of Franklin and Ft. Wayne alliances talked. Scholarship awards were presented to Louise Slutz, Delta Alpha; Doris Jane Meuser. Delta Lambda, and Beulah Butz. Delta Zeta. Following luncheon, an informal reception was to be held at the 8 in honor of national officers. The

CLUB GUILD WILL ENTERTAIN

Mock bridal party is the entertainment by the Hoosier Athletic Club Women's Guild for Wednesday night at the club with Mrs. Harry Sharlow and Mrs. Ervin W. Wickland. special guests. Mesdames John A. Lyons, Robert B. Wallace, Ray Chrisney, John E. Bauer. William Wert*. Paul Kernel and Joseph sexton will be in charge. Robert May Bland will present harp selections, followed by dancing and grill aervlca.

-"-tv yijg, ■ " <.* I mMm*m \ -A w MKmm jm Mjjm J ~j ’ !EJEEPRBB|** m JHHHHHIMk \| Hr fy's.jjaurJce ■EEgwB Eb * *S ,<■■ ! ~ Mrs. Nevton Todd • ■ ~, ■ w **** w '*y>> ; present Prof, . 'rod V. Chew " I | > H|s§ the school of busiiv-ss adm: *f|S r £ o>li '.ration of Indiana University iH % " : . l ' || members of the Indianapolis bra Hr ■HjHp- • Ig. ***' i i W J * * American Association of Unlve *** > Women, a dinner-meeting T " r j ments, stressing the investi _ ' j T __ problems of the individual. 1 * w is the last meeting in a ser.c i (fT'l m fn nP / I, v %& * tl problems of national and inte clili LU fjM v 1 tt t • , i / iff /§ . lr . by the association SGIItGU W ltll /I ff ~mCW Mrs. Todd will announce the -f * i, , I gram of the state convention t ~ A TANARUS,, ~ Mz&yjjß held in Anderson April 26 an gIIGT S MUSIC and the program of the nati convention to be held in Los * s 4s™% iWB&XxB geles in June. Mrs. John \V )gram of music from Wag- / .will talk about fellowships, ora, "Tannhaaser,” has been I Mrs H E. Grosbach. chairma and by Mrs. J. A. Matthews ,/ I the dinrpr ' has a * s assistants ] leeting of the active section ' dames John Hewitt, George Indianai.x>lis Matinee Mu- , | maker and J R. Spaulding. 1 ->r 3 Fnnay afternoon in the |- f/jt nrffl"o will bo fVordon um of .he American Central man. Wilbur Appel. Marvin C llding. Donald Drake Harry Foreman, mg artists will be Charles *■ * y yl&mii&jigJgp sel Hippensteel. A D Lange. M son, organist; Farrell S. Russel, Lester Smith and nd Virgil Phemister, vocal- - : 'Stokes. Mrs. H F Dunlap : 1 the Shortridge High School jsAi --m*, .Mk-' charge of the reservations, directed by Mrs. Laura C. m 4£\. Seated at the speaker's 'able md accompanied by Miss the officers, Mrs. Todd, with le Houseman. Mrs. S. K . mb dames Mary Rigg, A B Carlili and Mrs Matthews will be WBS W ' *v!’ : " -t . JP* D Lan^ p - Dorothy David and anist.s on the program. mmo -L.. , : cers-elect, Mesdames C. Ralph F arogram follows: \ H f-.' ~ ilton - lan Jovce and Paul Bea fl'nr Mrs. Lafavette Page \ ■*■< 'o/ '. , ' id Tannhauser B^ : T ' *■ mL, V/,. /fiif*. n t t/-\i\t-k" nsr ~, Mrs James H Lowry. Mr. Scott K fift/iS- fJtt&l&f/ rlf SHOt I A /> ) 111 • Dich theure Haile” \ . .. Mrs. Jj|| Hb jCMI, fIAiwBK-L sfjSM tended Camp Nagawicka. a.ssoci f Mr. Scott * r /j W xvith St John s Camps for Bov ' : ,i Tannhauser WHS s , , ,iniiiitittn- TlWllfT Delafir ld Wis mei for limrl Mr. Phemister and Mr Scntt \wD| ; * / r\ .. M ueianeta, wis, met lor lunci Mrs Fnch & rnM r 00®&< Thursday at the Columbia ( —Act iii— .'••■-. r ,j— - Mothers of the girls also were gv ;•' ‘r-hLV, c. Mr , s he * sfffef* miHKfJHI' HUffiH Following luncheon. Miss t Hoag, director; Miss Houseman, ; - - * ' 't’V/ff v ' trude Thuemler, director of •l st b,„..„. „, ._, T . vHk -ff'll i>' f % . '-"i-Vjr |HHBIi r ''SaBP/V mKamiM camp, presented moving pict • Evening star” Mr m phlm“te I r i Mm yf I ' taken last summer during c Ruick US Mrs Mafttwws - *® Cholr *. ( M , 'jgef i | agmmm wv • Tj • j season. * <2Srji % JHf A " allQ Jesn 1 Annd f Vmgima f Conner ’ 'Tl * 'M*+ rji£33l s, Wm 'I ~ , % !?•„_,_ AAT'ill their mother, Mrs. A. B Coy r> • - TT 1 J Vv' rg WrnmMf ■• WMMiwMmm X 1 ldllCC Will JDO and from Ft. Benjamin Harri DCltlß Meld mwmimmmmmmm mSSMmllm T T , _ Mrs. c. m. waison with sJMmMmMMMI. Hnnnrpn daughter, Betty. Sororities lIUIIUICU VJUCoIj Other guests included P M : HHK 4/ i^WWW f In compliment to Miss Doris Hair to raiSth V >n wa held at the of the Wellesley Club and Mrs. Nessler was named treasurer i f ’ Gnmsley, f Mary Padou Young, 62 N. Mr. and Mrs. J. Duane Dungan announce the engagement of their f j fnends arran g! n g P arti es in their garj Steiiit andNancv SIS l * a V . „ daughter, Miss Anna Marie Dungan, to Jess Charles Pritchett, Jr., son • bPHHH honor. Miss Betty Sahm has invited with Mrs M W Socwell- Bart ?d tapefs and silver bowls of of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pritchett. The wedding date is set for May 18. ! ' ' several friends to her home. 3933 Strauss with Mrs Arthur L Stra po^J rS AuSetic Club fo a r l Iht , Ma^i ce Gronendyke will be one of the hostesses for the sash- 1 . %4iJB Guilford-av. for a buffet supper to- Mignon Wagner and H tol?ron S Sroritv lnnrhpJn S T h °7 and luncheon-bridge party to be held by women members of ! y | morrow night. Wagner; Barbara Jane and Lo *211" n *Jrl th e Indianapolis Athletic Club Tuesday. i BjOW/lt , // IMI Marriage vows will be exchanged Wilde and Mrs Carl Wilde- Na X, a “ended by 140 members. . Mrs. William R Benner before her marriage last Saturday was Miss // ' Um hy Miss Hair, daughter of Mr. and Wohlgemuth and Mrs A j’. W> tlumnaTXum ;-iT e t!? e f l Helen Louise Bltner ' dau g hter of Mr - and M”- Alva O- Bi tner, Rush- M jbfrifA f Mrs. Earl R. Hair, and Mr. Grims- gemuth and Martha Hofmann, group, was toast- ville. Mr. Benner, Chicago, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Benner. > ; ' : l BHi ley in a ceremony April 27 at which wena Harrison Bettv Schellschrr t . . . ... „ Mrs. Benner is a graduate of Virginia Intermont College. Bristol. Va„ K. HH WM the sister of the bride-to-be. Miss Helen Thornton, Jane Willis n sI p rniw o and A ' K ‘ and Mr ' Benner attended Purdue University and was graduated from B 0 Margaret Hair, will be attendant. Mrs. A. B. Cronk. and Mrs. Er ’X, anrt wU w U t~ the Unlversity of Chicago. He is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. Spring flowers will be arranged Rupei 3 £>miion d irH The engagement of Miss Ruth McKee to William Black, nephew % about the Sahm house and on the ! sioomington, *.id. .a state 0 f Mr. and Mrs. John Smythe. Cincinnati, is announced by her parents, serving table. in of alumnae. Mr and Mrs. F. C. McKee. The wedding will take Diace ADril 27 at *— ■■ — 1 11 *'& . n .i,h i„ u.i. n.-. 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Program to Be Presented With Wagner’s Music A program of music from Wagner’s opera, “Tannhaaser,” has been arranged by Mrs. J. A. Matthews for a meeting of the active section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale for 3 Friday afternoon in the auditorium of .he American Central Life Building. Assisting artists will be Charles N. Hanson, organist; Farrell S. Scott and Virgil Phemister, vocalists, and the Shortridge High School choir, directed by Mrs. Laura C. Moag and accompanied by Miss Christine Houseman. Mrs. S. K. Ruick and Mrs. Matthews will be accompanists on the program. The program follows; Commentator Mrs. Lafayette Page Organ Overture Sir. Hanson —Act I Venus and Tannhauser Mrs. James H. Lowry. Mr. Scott —Act II Elizabeth ''Dich theure Halle” Mrs. Charles G. Fitch Wolfram . Mr. Phemister Tannhauser Mr. Scott Wolfram and Tannhauser Mr. Phemister and Mr. Scott Elizabeth Mrs. Fitch i —Act 111 Wolfram Mr Phemister "Pilgrims' Chorus” Shortridge Choir Mrs. Moag. director; Miss Houseman, accompanist. Elizabeth's Prayer . Miss Elma Igieman Wolfram "Evening Star" Mr. Phemister Pilgrims' Chorus . Shortridge Choir Mrs. Ruick, Mrs. Matthews, aefcompanists.

i reception wa sto be held at the home of Mary Padou Young, 62 N. Layman-av. Lighted tapefs and silver bowls of spring flowers Entered tables at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority luncheon which was attended by 140 members. Miss Gladys Hawickhorst, president of the alumnae group, was toastmaster. Special guests included Mrs. A. K. Anderson, Spate College, Pa., national president, and Mr W. H. Neal, Bloomington, Ind: .a state chairman of alumnae. Misses Mary Garrison Walker, Frances Messick and Ann Katherine Greenawalt gave short tali is, and scholarship awards were made. Misses Selma Drabing and Louise Willard Payne of Indiana University chapter presented a program of sorority songs. MISS GOODLET AND RAY WHEELER WED Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Goodlet announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Irene Goodlet, to Ray Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler. The ceremony took place March 12 and the couple will live in Shelbyville. Miscellaneous shower will be given Wednesday night at the home of Miss Virginia Fischer. 106 S. Rich-wein-av. Guests will include the bride, Mrs. Goodlet, Mrs, Wheeler, and Mesdames Frank Baldwin, Kenneth Brady, Richard Carter, Maurice Connor, John Hentling, Drexel Hunt, Jesse Johnson, John King. Alice Scovell, Fox Thompson, j and George Weaver. Other guests will be Misses Mary Bay. Pauline Clark, Geneva Cox, Mildred Crawshaw, Helen Farrell, Oneta Franklin. No)a Frazer, i Martha Ann Goodlet, Shirley Harvey, Cathryn Heath. Eva John- i son, Nellie Munson. Mary Lucille Trager and Viola Ulrich. Charles Martind&le has returned Xrom a visit in Sant Barbara, aCai m

MRS. WILLIAM H. KRIEG with her dog Pepper and Mrs. Karl T. Nessler are pictured as they leave Mrs. Nessler’s home for a stroll on a spring morning. Mrs. Krieg last week was elected vice president of the Wellesley Club and Mrs. Nessler was named treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Duane Dungan announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anna Marie Dungan, to Jess Charles Pritchett, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pritchett. The wedding date is set for May 16. Mrs. Maurice Gronendyke will be one of the hostesses for the fashion show and luncheon-bridge party to be held by women members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club Tuesday. Mrs. William R. Benner before her marriage last Saturday was Miss Helen Louise Bitner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva O. Bitner, Rushville. Mr. Benner, Chicago, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Benner. Mrs. Benner is a graduate of Virginia Intermont College, Bristol, Va., and Mr. Benner attended Purdue University and was graduated from the University of Chicago. He is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. The engagement of Miss Ruth McKee to William Black, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. John Smythe, Cincinnati, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKee. The wedding will take place April 27 at the First Reformed Church. Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue and Mrs. Harlan J. Hadley are planning the women's bridge parties at the Indianapolis Country Club in connection with a golf tournament.

WELFARE CLUB TO HOLD CARD PARTY Mrs. Harry Kuhn is general chairman of a card party to be sponsored at 2 Wednesday, April 24, in Ayres auditorium by the Welfare Club. Funds will be used to aid elderly women, the project of the organization. Mrs. Blake Stone is ticket chairman: Mrs. Olin Hatton, Jr., game accessories: Mrs. W. R. Hatton, prizes; Mrs. Elmo Fisher, candy; Mrs. Raleigh Fisher, gifts; Mrs. A. C. Zaring, style show, and Mrs. Leroy S. Martin, publicity. CLUB LUNCHEON SET FOR MONDAY Daffodil luncheon will te held by the Woman's Department Club of Municipal Gardens at 12:30 Monday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Robert Shank will preside at a business session to precede the covered -dish luncheon. Mrs. Clyde Johnson is hostess chairman with Mrs. H. P. Willworth her co-chairman and Mesdames D. D. Phillips. O. C. Schrader, Herman Kersch and Charles Judy assistants. Miss Emma Puschner, child welfare director of the American Legion, will be guest speaker. Mother's fknptf of firiinnl 75 Will fiOg,

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SORORITY TO FETE NATIONAL LEADER Miss Irene Dankenbring, East St. Louis, 111., national president of Phi Sigma Tau Sorority, is honor guest of Delta Chapter this week-end. Miss Dankenbring is in the city to complete arrangements for the national conventfon to be held June 1 and 2 at the Severin. The group met last night with the editors of the sorority paper and today’s meeting will be with the convention committee. Miss Dankenbring will be honor guest at a luncheon and meeting tomorrow. During her stay in the city she is the house guest of Miss Mary Farrell. FERBER NOVEL TO BE REVIEWED Miss Cerene Ohr of the Public Library staff will address the National Association of Women Monday night at the Washington. Miss Ohr will review Edna Ferber’s novel. “Come and Get It.” Barbara Hunt will speak on “Cabbages and Kings." Business meeting is scheduled for 7 with Mrs. Izona Shirley presiding. Dinner will be served at 6in the hotel case with Mamie Barton (h&MV htt&tti.

Helen Louise Titus, Bride-to-Be, Will Be Feted at Dinner

Mrs. Clyde E. Titus and daughter, Miss Helen Louise Titus, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Van Riper, went to Ft. Wayne today to attend dinner parties. Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Mcßride and MRS,-PARKER TO BE CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Wilson B. Parker, 5825 Guil-ford-av, will entertain members of the Cheer Broadcasters and their guests, members of the Cameiian Club, at her home at 2 Friday afternoon. Mrs. Elsie Brubaker, chairman of the program, announces Mrs. Earl Robbins will review “A Lantern in Her Hand,” by Bess Streeter Aldrich. A copy of this book has been presented by the Cheer Broadcasters Club to the Indianapolis Library in memory of Mrs. Emma Sr bom. Mrs. Edna Sharp, Mrs. Lynn Adams, Mrs. Lenore McDonald and Mrs. J. Lee McDeoned will assist Mis. Farfcan,

daughter, Miss Jane Mcßride, will entertain tonight at the Town House in compliment to Miss Titus whose marriage to Nicholas J. Demareth, New York, will take place May 10. Tomorrow noon Miss Titus, her mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Riper, will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hayden and daughter, Miss Jean Hayden, at their home in Ft. "Wayne. Mrs. Norman Schneider will entertain Miss , Titus and several friends at a handkerchief shower and bridge party Tuesday night at her home in Woodruff Place. Green and yellow colors will appoint the party. Assistants will be Mrs. Titus, Mrs. J. W. Titus, grandmother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. J. N. Greene, aunt of the bvide-to-be. Guests will he Miss Elizabeth Jean Martin, Miss Edna DeLaney, Miss Betty McFadden and Mesdames Jane Johnson Burroughs, J. N. Gulling, James M. Costin, Burt Essex, William Forsythe, Edward P. Gallagher and Harold Stark. Miss Elizabeth Coraelison, who has been visiting If" and Mrs. Walton Wheeler Jr., was to return to titr hnnyf in Somerville, N J, todAjk

Doris Hair and Fiance Will Be Honored Guests In compliment to Miss Doris Hair and her fiance, Earl Grimsley, friends are arranging parties in their honor. Miss Betty Sahm has invited several friends to her home, 3933 Guilford-av, for a buffet supper tomorrow night. Marriage vows will be exchanged by Miss Hair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Hair, and Mr. Grimsley in a ceremony April 27 at which the sister of the bride-to-be, Miss Margaret Hair, will be attendant. Spring flowers will be arranged about the Sahm house and on the serving table. Guests with Miss Hair, Mr. Grimsley and Miss Margaret Hair will be Miss Jeanne Winchel, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Cheney, Dr. and Mrs. Kuhrman Stephens, Lawrence; Tony Bryant, John Hair and Charles Wilcox. PRESS CLUB WILL HEAR NEWS WRITER Miss Dorothea Kahn, of the Chicago reportorial staff of the Christian Science Monitor, will speak at a guest meeting of the Woman’s Press Club of Indiana at 12:15 Tuesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Kahn will speak following luncheon. She will be introduced by Mrs. Florence Herz Stone, president. Miss Kahn has served as a reporter on a South Bend newspaper and worked abroad as a foreign correspondent iff Paris. EASTER DANCE TO BE HELD APRIL 20 Chi Sigma Sorority and the En-Av-Ant Club jointly will sponsor the second annual Easter dance at the Athenaeum April 20, the night of the opening of the club ballroom. Treavor Bacon and His Harlem Highhatters from the WLW Cotton Club, Cincinnati, will play. Miss Mary Finnegan is chairman, assisted by Misses Mildred Saffel, Lvlian Beck and Winifred O’Brien and Messrs. James Custard. John Gansman, Harry Rail, James McGovern and Ray %Monaghan.

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Professor Will Be Speaker at Group Dinner Mrs. Nevton Taylor Todd will present Prof. Fred V. Chew of the school of business administration of Indiana University, to members of the Indianapolis branch, American Association of University Women, at a dinner-meeting Tuesday at the Woman's Department Club. Prof. Chew will speak to the group on phases of insurance and investments, stressing the investment problems of the individual. This is the last meeting in a ser.es on problems of national and international understanding to be studied by the association. Mrs. Todd will announce the program of the state convention to he held in Anderson April 26 and 27 and the program of the national convention to be held in Los Angeles in June. Mrs. John Waldo will talk about fellowships. Mrs. H. E. Grosbach, chairman of the dinner, has as assistants Merdames John Hewitt, George Shumaker and J. R. Spaulding. Hostesses will be Mesdames Gordon Batman, Wilbur Appel, Marvin Curie, Donald Drake, Harry Foreman, Russel Hippensteel, A. D. Lange, Maude Russel, Lester Smith and Paul Stokes. Mrs. H. F. Dunlap is in charge of the reservations. Seated at the speaker’s ‘able will be the officers, Mrs. Todd, with Mesdames Mary Rigg, A. B. Carlile, A. D. Lange, Dorothy David and offl-cers-elect, Mesdames C. Ralph Hamilton, lan Joyce and Paul Beard, CAMP ACTIVITIES SHOWN BY FILM Indianapolis girls who have attended Camp Nagawicka, associated with St. John’s Camps for Boys at Delafield, Wis., met for luncheon Thursday at the Columbia C!ub. Mothers of the girls also were guests. Following luncheon. Miss Gertrude Thuemler, director of the camp, presented moving pictures taken last summer during camp season. Attending from Lafayette were Jean Ann and Virginia Coyner with their mother, Mrs. A. B. Coyner, and from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. C. M. Waison with her daughter, Betty. Other guests included Patsy Boggs and Mrs. Harry Boggs; Thalia Elby and Mrs. L. J. Elby; Mary Anne and Pauline Elizabeth Pearce with Mrs. E. S. Pearce; Nora Schiltges and Mrs. William B. Schiltges; Mary Stewart and Nancy Socwell with Mrs. M. W. Socwell; Barbara Strauss with Mrs. Arthur L. Strauss; Mignon Wagner and Mrs. Helen Wagner; Barbara Jane and Louise Wilde and Mrs. Carl Wilde; Nancy Wohlgemuth and Mrs. A. J. Wohlgemuth and Martha Hofmann, Rowena Harrison. Betty Schellschmidt, Helen Thornton, Jane Williams, Mrs. A. B. Cronk, and Mrs. Ernest Rupei.

ALUMNAE TO MEET AT DUNGAN HOME

Members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and guests will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Dungan, 4801 N. Meridian-st, at 8 Friday night. Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will give a review of a current book. Assisting Mrs. Dungan will be Mesdames E. E. Temperly, Allan C. Raup, Carlos Deeds, Harold K. Philips, Carl Weyl, Edward Paul Gallagher and Misses Anna Marie and Frances Louise Dungan and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Miller. ORIENTAL RUGS TO BE DISCUSSED A talk on oriental rugs by Seraph Ashjian wil feature a meeting of the Alpha Kappa Latreian Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. A. Kimberlin Jr, 5674 Broadway. Mr*. John Dalton will assist the hostess. Newly elected officers of the group include Miss Mary Alice Pierson, president; Mrs. Kimberlin, vice president; Mrs. Victor T. Hill, recording secretary; Mrs. Adrian Nail, corresponding, secretary; Miss Helen Noble, treasurer; Mrs. Dalton, historian; Mrs. Melvin Edward Robbins, parliamentarian; Mrs. Royer Knode Brown, delegate- to Seventh District Federation of Clubs, and Mrs. Lee Fox, publicity. Mrs. David Bou is group counsellor.