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In addition to its regular conven‘tion activities on Friday and Saturday, the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association is to entertain the wives of editors and Democratic leaders.

The women are to attend a reception, dy style show at 3:30

p. m. Saturday in the William H. Block Co. Auditorium. Women of State and Marion County Democratic orgahizations in Indianapolis are arranging the events. The Association will be in convention Friday and Saturday at the Claypool Hotel. The Indiana Republican Editorial Association is to convene on the same days in the Butler University fieldhouse.

Committees Named

Mrs. John Bingham, Democratic county vice chairman, and Mrs. Emery Scholl, state vice chairman, are in charge of general arrangements. Mrs. Henry Schricker heads a reception committee composed of Mesdames Dick Heller. Omer Stokes Jackson, James Beattey, Harry Templeton, - Edward Stein, Walter Treanor, Curtis Roll, Michael Fansler, James Hughes, William Dudine, Posey Kime, William Bridwell, Paul Laymon, Alphonso Wood and Harvey Curtis. Assisting at the tea tables will be Mesdames Clifford Townsend, John W. Kern Jr., Samuel! Ralston, J. W. Kern Sr. Mrs. Bingham and Mrs. Scholl. Their assistants include Misses Emma May, Katheryn Coleman, Hannah Noone, Marie O’Hern, Gertrude McHugh, Mildred Kosanke "and Bess Robbins and Mesdames Gus Mueller, Lawrence Sullivan, Floyd McMurray, Peter Hein, Paul Stump, Walter C. Boetcher, Albert Losche, John Noonan, Frank MecKinney, Frank Dowd, Marcia Murphy, Margaret Paddock, P. C. Kel~ley, Kenneth Cooper, Meredith Nicholson Jr., Smiley Chambers, Nathan Swaim, Henry Goett, E. Kirk McKinney, Joseph McNamara, Mary Shackleford, Lewis Whitesell, John McNellis, Earl Wolfe, Clarence Wheatley, George Werbe, Albert Ehlers and Joseph B. Tynan.

Sister Is Named

Bridesmaid for April 25 Wedding

Miss Margaret Stayton, a bride-‘to-be, is to have her sister, Miss Elizabeth Stayton, as bridesmaid at her wedding to Farless L. Hewlett on April 25. The ceremony is to take place in the All Souls Unitarjan Church Chapel, and is to be followed by a reception at the home of the bride-to-be’s aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Stayton. Harvey Burninger is to be best man, and Chester Stayton, Miss Stayton’s cousin, and James Goble are to be ushers. On April 14 Mrs. B. H. Hardy is to give a shower in Miss Stayton’s honor. . Miss Stayton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Stayton, is a Butler University graduate and member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.

Directs Rush Party Series

Miss Dorothy Head is chairman of a rush party series being given by Lambda Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority. A buffet supper is to be given tomorrow night at Miss Venita Steurewald’s home, 1429 N. Sturm St. A tea is being arranged for Sunday afternoon at the Sherman Inn. Miss Head's pupils are to present a program. Miss Head's assistants are Miss virginia Carter and Mrs. Thomas Cisco.

Auxiliary of Post 4 Meets at Luncheon

About 40. reservations were made for a luncheon sponsored today by Indianapolis Post 4, American Legion Auxiliary,- in the Columbia Club. Mrs. John Royse, chairman, was assisted by Mescdames C. W. Dowd, Floyd Baker, Lester Cope and R. W. Lambert. Spring flowers were used in decorations. ee Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown

spent the week-end at the Greenpbrier in White Sulphur Springs, W.

place on April 22.

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Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buser announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Ellen Buser, to Charles C. McDermott, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McDermott.

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The engagement of Miss Helen Catherine Wilson to Luther F. Symons, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Symons, has been announced by Miss Wilson's mother, Mrs. Eva M. Wilson. The wedding is set for

June 4.

Tickets Issued | For Democrats’

Dance April 17

Tickets to be sold for the annual Marion County Young Democrats’ spring dance have been distributed to ward and township clubs. The dance, to -be held April 17 in the Murat Temple’ Egyptian Room, is being arranged by Sheldon A. Key, chairman. Lawrence C.

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William | C. Erbecker and Frank Koshmider as committee members. Other workers include Richard Korbley, City Hall; Charles R. Ettinger, Fred Freije, Court House; John D. Young, Martin Geis, Joseph McNamara and Jack H. Tarleton, State House.

social project before the national convention of the Young Democrats of America next August in Indian‘apolis. [Marion County members are to be hosts to about 12,000 delegates fqn all parts of the United States. :

Mind Your Manners

Test your knowledge of correct social usages by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. If someone borrows a book from you and neglects to return it, may you remind him? 2. Is it impolite to read a newspaper Oo Vv er someone's shoulder? 3. If you want to mark a “place in a book, should you do it by turning down the corner of the page? 4. Should you ever lend a book that you yourself have borrowed? 5. If a whole family has to read one newspaper, should each person who reads it be careful to keep the sections in order?

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What would you do if— In your reading you came across something that interests you and.you want to share it— it aloud? it’away in your mind it when it is appropriate? . Show it to the person you think will be interested? 8" «8 2

Answers Yes. Yes. No. No. 5. Yes. A separated newspaper is usually a family’s pet annoyance.

Best “What Would You Do” solution—B. This is the method often used by persons who enjoy the reputation for being interesting companions. (Copyright. (1937. NEA Service, Inc.)

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SORORITIES

Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta. 6:30 p. m. today. Hotel Antlers. To discuss province convention Saturday and Sunday in Toledo, O. Delegates, Mrs. H. Kenneth Whitsett, Misses Margaret and Romaine Salladay, Mary Louise Walpole.

Smith, 420 N. Linwood Ave., hostess. Phi Omega Kappa. Tonight. Mrs. Larry Moore, 1539 N. Olney, hostess. Pledge services for Miss Jean Campbell, Mrs. John Hack-

Alpha Chapter; Omega Chi. Wed.

CARD PARTY

St. Philip Neri Altar Society. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Auditorium. Card party. Mrs. J. M. Butler, chairman. . :

LODGE

Sahara Grotto Women’s Auxiliary. Membership C mmittee. 12:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Ruby Pettigrew, 1325 Carrollton Ave., hostess.

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‘Leaning on Letty’ Captains Appointed by Legion Post

Mrs. Ralph Lochry has announced her team captains and their assist-

“Leaning on Letty” to be sponsored

by the Paul Coble Post American Legion Auxiliary.on April 22.

team composed of Mesdames John

Edward Clarke and J. H. Grimes, Danville. ton, Robert Moore, Rose C. Ottinger, A. A. Thomas and John McDonald are Mrs. Harry Van Osdol’s assistants. On Mrs. Henry Leonard's team are Mesdames R. L. Smith, William McBride, Jewett Reed, Homer Hamer and J. T. Wheeler. Mrs. George King is captain of a team composed of Mesdames Otto H. Bakemeier, C. P. Clark, Edgar Robert Masters. Miss Gertrude Gutelius and - Mesdames George Kohlstadt, J. M. Whitehead, Paul Hurt and Kenneth Craft are on Miss Getrtrude Weyerbacher’s committee.

Other Groups Named

Other committee include: Mrs.

Jameé H. Stygall, A. C. Pebworth and Edwin Kime; Mrs. Louis Beldon, captain; Mesdames Chester Stayton, Ernest Rupel, E. F. Kiser and Bernard Rosenak; Mrs. Frank Gastineau, captain, and Mesdames B. C. Ellis, H. R. Kerr, James S. McBride, Rogers Smitli and James C. Carter. Mrs. Lyman Pearson, captain, and Mesdames Gayle B. Wolfe, william Clevenger, G. E. Jackson, Frank Truitt and L. A. Ensminger; Mrs. Mason B. Light, captain, and Mesdames: Frank Walker, Harry Weil, E. A. Brown, T. V. Keene, Charles Cooke and C. E. Cox. Others are Mrs. William Doeppers, captain, and Mesdames John Warvel, George Bowman, William Tinney, Louis Segar and Miss Florence Martin; Mrs. Henry F. Nolting, captain, and Mesdames Bernard Larkin, Foster Hudson, John Brayton, Elmer Funkhouser and Ralph Funkhouser.

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Mission Heads To Meet at Y For Luncheon

Auxiliary presidents, officers and other workers are to meet with the board of the Indianapolis District Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow in the Y. W. C. A. A luncheon will be served at noon.

Following a business session, Mrs. |

J. P. Robinson, corresponding secretary, will ask the presidents to form a nominating committee to choose new officers. Election will be held at an annual meeting Wednesday, May 5, in the Roberts Park M. E. Church. The precgram committee will meet

-to complete arrangements for the

May meeting. Mrs. Walter Gingery is president, assisted by Mesdames Fred Rassman, C. H. Castor and P. E. Powell. Mrs. J. H. Smiley is district president. :

Founder Honored by | Parliamentary Club

Mrs. John Downing Johnson was honored at a party given by the Indianapolis Parliamentary Club yesterday at the home of Mrs. Harry Miesse, 3219 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Johnson is club founder. The hostess was assisted by Mesdames Jessie T. Johnson, Jasper Scott, William S. Evans and Carl Bruenger. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, entertainment chairman, was assisted by Mesdames Harry Kuhn, R. E. Brans and Frank X. Kern,

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones, 4930

N. Arsenal Ave., have returned from a five-months’ visit in California.

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Miss Buchanan Honored Here With Reception

Mrs. Homer Hamer James M. Ogden held a reception this afternoon at Mrs. Hamer’s home for Miss Charlene Buchanan, who is to be married to Donald B. Keller on Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchanan. Mesdames C. J. Buchanan, Albert Buchanan, Enos Pray and James Gardiner, Chicago, poured. Assistants in the dining room were Mrs. Harold Ochsner, Mrs. Hugh Carpenter, Misses Lucille Latton, Dorothy Braden, Judy Hamer and Betty Best. Mary Catherine Stair, harpist, presented a musical program Among out-of-town guests were Miss Buchanan's attendants, Mrs. Robert - Jennings, Newcastle, and

‘Mrs. Paul Hunter, Chicagd as well

as Mrs. Hunter's mother, Mrs. Wendell Davis, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Davis are houseguests of Mrs. Fred G. Braden. Mis. John G. Keller, Mr. Kel-

a luncheon Thursday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in Miss Buchanan's honor.

Club Meetings

: TOMORROW Irvington Union of Clubs. St. Mathews Church: Parish House, Mrs, Demarchus Brown, “A New Traveler in Old Dominion.” Indianapolis | League of Women Voters Study Group. Rauh Memorial Library. “Emerging Issues.” Chapter F, P. E. O. Sisterhood. Mrs. Cyrus W. Rutherford, hostess. Mrs. Paul Preston, program. Highlights from P. E. O. Record. Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club. Mrs. H. H. Robertson, hostess. Question box. Forest Hills Garden Cluh. Mrs. Ross A. Smith, hostess. A, W. Mackenzie, guest, “Iris.” New Century Club. Mrs. O. R. Scott, hostess. Mrs. Charles Sommers, assistant, Mrs. Curtis Hodges, Mrs. J. Earl Brown, program. Members to meet at Mrs. G. L. Willis’ home for transportation. Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside. Ayres’ Auditorium. Business meeting, THURSDAY

Irvington Service Circle of the King’s Daughters. Irvington Masonic Temple. Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson, “Glimpses of Washington.” Mrs. Richard Pinder, devotions. Beta Delphian Club. Indiana National Bank Directors’ Room. Mrs. J. A. Matthews, music. General discussion. . : Indianapolis Current Events Club.

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ler's mother, is to entertain with-

Of Economic Relationship

Bank, Business, School and Home Co-opera-tion Held Vital.

In a forum on “Present Day Economic Problems” at the Indianapolis Council of Women meeting today in Ayres’ Emma Puschner pointed out that banking, business, education and the home are interrelated and must work together to bring about a more normal condition. She introduced speakers who talked on these four phases. Miss Puschner is director of child welfare division of the American Legion. Fermor S. Cannon, Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan Association president, discussed the mortgage field and S. B. Walker, William H. Block- Co. controller, business; Mrs. Clayton Ridge, Board of School Commissioners member, education, and Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson, the home. Mrs. Robinson described housekeeping on a business organization pasis with health, happiness, mental progress and social values as the profits. :

New. Service Described

“It involves expenditure of income, which should be balanced to maintain the various ideals sought. Economy may have an unpleasant sound, but it doesn’t mean doing without something desired. It should be thought of as wise use of money,” she said. -. Miss Sara Lauter, assistant super-

| visor of Women’s WPA and pro-

fessional projects, described a new wardrobe service, sponsored by the organization. Women who have worked for WPA are to be available for wardrobe service in homes and will do alteration, mending, washing, etc., she said. After the work is established it is to be managed through an exchange. Other speakers included Miss Bessie Rasmus, instructor of speech and supervisor of the articulatory speech clinic at the University of Iowa; Mrs Marian Gallup, Woman's Prison superintendent; Mrs. Fred Dickens, who presented slides on “Foreign Trade and Domestic Welfare”; and Mrs. Kin Hubbard, who talked on the national music festival here next month. Five new directors were to be elected at a business session.

Business Club Is to Give Card Party Fr day

Section leaders of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club will be hostesses at a card party to be sponsored by the club’s finance committee Friday night in the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Norma S. Skinner is arrangements chairman, assisted by Mesdames Jane Carter, Gertrude Long, Myra Wirenius and Helen Seiwert and Misses Bess Hiatt, Jessie Boyce, Luella Newport, Lucille Diejmann and Clara Given. Mrs. Stella B. Colman is reservations chairman and Mrs. Geraldine Eppert, door prizes. Groups from the Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts are to assist as ushers and in distributing. the prizes. Mrs. Nelle Warren is club, president.

Mrs. E. P. Messick, hostess. Mrs. J. A. Crain, assistant. Mrs. P. A. Dymmes, “Drama.” Mrs. J. C. Morrison, art exhibit. FRIDAY

Friday Afternoon Literary Club. Mrs. C. E. Dyer, hostess. Mrs. F. H. Lutz, “The Holy Land Under Mandate” by F. F. Andrews. Mrs. H. P. Roesch, “Nationalist Crusade in Syria,” by E. P. MacCullum. Current events. Election. . Friday Afternoon Reading Club. Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, Mrs. H. P. Clarke, hostesses. Mrs. G. P. Steinmetz, “Great Cathedrals.” Campbell, “Catherine’s Palace.” Alpha Gamma Latreian Club. Miss Mary Helen Borchercing, hostess. Mrs. Adeline Reed, “Life and Works of Victor Herbert.” Miss Clara Max Applegate, current events. Cheer Broadcasters, Inc. Mrs. Earl Richardson, hostess. 12:30 o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Earl Robbins, luncheon chairman. Mrs. Wilson B. Parker, program chairman.

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Dinner Is First Ot Parties for Betrothed Pair

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Test's dinner tomorrow night will begin a series of parties in honor of Miss Joan Aufderheide and her fiance, William Herbert Thompson. Miss Aufderheide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Aufderheide, and Mr. Thompson are to be married April 24 in the Aufderheide home, 4950 N. Meridian St.

" . Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond, grand-

mother of the bride-to-be, is to give a luncheon Thursday in the Marott Hotel for Miss Aufderheide. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. George Ouellette, Chicago. John Engelke Jr., who is to be an usher in the wedding, is to entertain at dinner Friday night for the couple. On April 14 Miss Helene Petri and Miss Alma Lyon are to be hostesses at luncheon honoring Miss Aufderheide, and Mr. and Mrs. John Aufderheide, grandparents of the bride-to-be, are to give a dinner for the couple.

Bridge Party Arranged

Parties on April 16 are to include a bridge party with Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton as hostess and a dinner with Miss Betsy Bryan entertaining. Miss Laura Miller's party will be held April 17 for Miss Aufderheide and Mr. Thompson. Miss Miller is to be maid of honor at the wedding ceremony. Miss Judith Chambers is to entertain informally April 18 for Miss Aufderheide and that night Mr. and Mrs. William Zumpfe are to give a dinner at their nome, 5330 N. Meridian St., for the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Porter, parents of the bridegroom-to-be, are to entertain the couple at a dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Harry Hammond's bridge tea and shower will be held April 20, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman’s dinner party. Mr. Thompson is to be host at a

bachelor dinner April 21 and Mr.

and Mrs. Aufderheide are to giye the bridal dinner the folloging night.

iT Tm are Piano Recital Tomorrow Phyllis Wear and Marguerite Sipes are to be presented in a piano recital by Miss Ina Houser at 8 p. m. tomorrow night. The program, open to the public, is to be given in the D. A. R. Chapter House.

Will Attend

Coronation

Reserve Seats in Stands

Near Westminster Abbey.

By BEATRICE BURGAN Societv Editor

RS. George Philip Meier, Mrs, Mary Davis Joiner, Mrs. P. M, Cornelius and the latter's daughter, Mrs. Vaughn Cornish, are to join the worldwide trek to England for

the coronation of King George VI. Mrs. Cornelius and Mrs. Cornish have had their seats in the West-, minster Abbey grandstand reserved since last fall. Mrs. Meier;and Mrs, Joiner likewise are assured of a view of the processional both before and after the ceremony, for they have seats in the stand between St. Margaret’s and Westminster. The trip will be a homecoming for Mrs. Cornelius who lived in England before coming to America. when a young woman. She and her daughter are to join Mrs. Cornish'’s | cousin, Mrs. Fred Smyth, and Mr, Smyth of Birmingham for the core onation.

Recalls Former Kings

Mrs. Cornelius missed the coronation of the present King’s father, for she was in America at the time, But she remembers seeing King Eds ward VII and Queen Victoria. On her trips to England, Mrs. Cornish saw Gedrge V and the Duke of Windsor, then Prince of Wales. The Hoosiers will be with an ene tirely English party for the festivie ties. After the pomp is over they will go to Birmingham to be with relatives. Mrs. Cornish is to remain all summer, but Mrs. Core nelius’ plans are indefinite. They are leaving Indianapolis on April 30 and will sail from New York on May 2. :

Sailing May 4

Mrs. Meier and Mrs. Joiner are sailing on May 4. They will be with a small party on a motor trip through’ the Isles, but they are to leave the group and remain for sidetrips during June and July.

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Miss Elsie Hancock sailed from New York today on the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Australia for a 12-day cruise to Port Au Prince, Kingston, Havana and Nassau. ” ” ”

Women working on the campaign to raise donations for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra . reported at a meeting of the financial committee today at Mrs. J. A. Good= man’s home. Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge is chair man of a staff of captains.

Morgan County Clubs Convene

Times Special MOORESVILLE, April 6.—Mor=gan County Federation of Clubs opened its annual convention this morning with Mrs. H. V. Johnson, Mooresville, presiding. A tea hone oring Mrs. Edwin 1. Poston, Mar=tinsville, candidate for, the Indiana Federation of Clubs presidency, was held this afternoon. Officers of the Morgan County Federation and of the five county clubs were hostesses. \ ‘

Mrs. R. H. Losey and daughter ‘Mary Louise and Mrs. W. R. Mc'Geehan have returned from a visit in Florida. They were guests of Capt. and Mrs. George Allander ab

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