Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1938 — Page 4

PAGE 1% a Indiana-Butler Charity Game Tomorrow Starts Week of Social Activity

Players Club and Lambs Club Parties Are Scheduled for Week-End; Many Local Dinners Are Arranged.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON With the Players and Lambs Club parties scheduled

for the week-end and the Junior League-sponsored basketball game set for tomorrow evening a pleasant air of frivolity features this week’s calendar. A number of dinner parties are planned for Friday and Saturday evenings and boxholders for the Indiana-Butler basketball game are to entertain scores of enthusiastic fans for the

winter sports event. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Miner will have as their dinner guests preceding the Players Club performance at the Civic Theater Mr. and Mrs, Carl Tafel, Louisville, who are to spend the week-end here, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wells. Mrs. Stuart Dean also is to give a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. George Maynard Halverson will entertain informally in their home Saturday evening before the Lambs Club frolic for a group who will dine later at the Columbia Club. Included in the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr., chairmen of the Lambs Valentine Vanities; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loftin and Mr. and Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. ‘Adams will give a dinner in their home in Golden Hill preceding the Lambs show. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Gaston will entertain informally in their home Saturday evening for a group who will dine later in a Dutcn treat party at the Columbia Club. Another Dutch treat dinner group is to meet first at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Green. One party dining at the Columbia Club is to include Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemmer, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Abbott L. Johnson II, Muncie, and Eugene F. Eckerle, Cincinnati. Mrs. Gustav A. Recker will entertain informally at the Columbia Club for a group who will dine later at a Dutch treat party. Guests are to include Messrs. an' Mesdames William A. Groat Jr. Volney Malott Brown, Wilson Mothershead, Robert I. Blakeman Jr., William J. Lochhead, Davida P. Andrews, William J. Kothe and Mrs. Kothe's sister, Miss Agnes Dunwoodie of St. Paul, Minn, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kothe; Messrs. Paul C. Martin, Paul Starrett and Caleb N. Lodge. Others who are to give dinner parties at the Columbia Club before the frolic will be Messrs. and Mesdames Conrad Ruckelshaus, Charles R. Weiss, John K. Ruckelshaus, Charles Lionel Nicholson and Henry T. Davis. Mr. anc Mrs. Joseph E. Cain will take their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinsch and Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Robbins, Cincinnati, ana Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, St. Louis, to the Lambs Club, » » Mrs. Frank Hoke, Junior League president, and Mr. Hoke are to entertain in their box at the basketball game tomorrow evening at Butler Fieldhouse Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Marmon and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lesh. Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Eisenlohr, Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre and Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Kevers will be guests in Mr. and Mrs. Wemmer's box. Max A. Townsend is to entertain a group of friends in the box taken by his parents, Governor and Mrs. Townsend. His guests will include Mr. and Murs. George Fisher Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Buford Cadle. the Misses Mildred Gilmore and Virginia Goodwin and Philip Sweet ' Mr. and Mrs. James S. Watson will have in their box Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey Jr., Mrs. Charles L. Nicholson, Mrs. Clifford Arrick and Miss Eiizabeth Watson. Guests of Miss Virginia Brown in the box taken by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown, will be the Misses Anne Sayles, Carol Noel and Georgiana Dedaker. Miss Barbara Stafford is to entertain in the box taken by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stafford, the Misses Josephine Mayer, Mary Sheerin Kuhn and Prudence Brown and Messrs. Richard McCreary, Robert Smith, Irving Lemaux and William Diven, Anderson. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr. are to be Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes. In Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman's box will be their daughter, Miss Lucy Kaufman, Mrs. Lois McCullough, Miss Jane McCullough and W:lliam McCullough Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Ralston will entertain their daughter, Miss Nancy Ralston, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Knight, Mr and Mrs. David Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, In Miss Irving Moxley’s box will be her father, G. Barrett Moxley: Sampson B. Moxley, Scott and David Moxley, John Modrall, Thomas Binford and John Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin will entertain members of their family in their box.

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Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. will give a buffet supper this evening in honor of Mr. Woollen's cousin, Miss Helen Hyde, and John Laurence Everhart, Elizabeth, N. J., who are te be married at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Propylaeum, and in honor of Miss Frances M. Morrison and Warren T. Ruddell, whose marriage is to take place Feb. 9 at Christ Episcopal Church. Guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames James H. Ruddell, Louis R. Thomas, Wallace Crane Tomy and the Misses Anne Torian and Mary Stewart Haines and Messrs. Harlow Hyde and Henry Jameson Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Scott Jr. will entertain at dinner this evening for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlotzhauer, Buffalo, who are visiting Mrs. Schlotzhauer's mother, Mrs. Hugh J. McGowan. Mrs. Maurice Socwell and Mrs. Edgar Zimmer gave a dinner Saturday evening in Mrs. Socwell's home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Coldwell, who were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary Saturday with a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. William Diddel’s cabin on Northern Beach Road. Guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Ben Cohee, Alan V. Stackhouse, Frederick G. Albershardt, Robert Gates, George Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Diddel, Miss Laurel Foxworthy and Roger Ware,

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Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus returned Saturday from Binghampton, N. Y., where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William James Doyle. She also visited in Syracuse, where she was the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Robert C. Dawson and Mrs. Jacob Eckel. Mrs. Ruckelshaus attended the Junior League Follies in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams left Saturday for Naples, Fla., where they are to remain until the first of April. Mrs. Leslie Pope Cook and Louis Saxby, Chicago, ‘were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brower. Mrs. Cook and Mr. Saxby played in the American Contract Bridge League tournament in the Hotel Lincoln Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Raymond C. Fox left yesterday to spend a month Miami Beach.

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Calendar of Club Events

Mr. Henry W. Laut will direct a

Club, Inc, is to meet with Mrs.

program, “Indiana’s Favorite Sons,” to be presented at a meeting of the Aftermath Club at 12:30 p. m. Thursday in the Dixie Mart tearoom, Mrs. Charles E. Smith will be hostess. » » The Heyl Study Club is to meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Rauh Me-

morial Library. Mrs. Otto Moore will discuss “The Government of Canada.” Mrs. Joseph Copeland is in charge of the musical program.

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Rebekah Lodge 702 will be entertained by Mrs. Dora Horton, 966 W. 32d St., at a George Washington party Wednesday evening. Members are to wear period costumes.

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The Flemish Flanders chapter of the International Travel Study Club will meet at the home of Miss May Souders, 807 E. 42d St. tomorrow evening. Miss Ruth Jenkins is to lecture on Alaska. Mrs. Clark Pardue will be assistant hostess.

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The Katharine Merrill Graydon Club will hear an address by Mrs. Robert J. Hamp of Kokomo on “How Fare the Three Rs” tomorrow. Mrs. Joseph Ostrander is to

be hostess.

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Mrs. C. H. Gray is to speak on “Indiana in Industry” at a meeting of Chapter Q of the P. E. O, Sisterhood tomorrow. Mrs. Emory V. Smith 1s to be hostess. = ” ” The Queen Elizabeth Chapter of the International Travel - Study

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Ralph E. Elrod, 945 E. 385th St., at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Clinton Ancker is to speak on the “Philippine Islands” and Mrs. F. Ross Hewes is to assist the hostess. » » »

The Altar Society of the St. Philip Neri Church is to sponsor a party at 8:30 Pp. m. tonight in the auditorium. Mrs. Joseph Talbert is general entertainment chairman. Officerss of the society include Mesdames Iris Doulan, Talbert, Edward Lucid, Francis Sherwood, Irvin Dietz.

P.-T. A. to Hear Talk Tonight

On Coronation

“In London on May 12, 193%” will be the subject of a lecture by Mrs. A. G. Matzge at the annual president's dinner of the Marion County Council of P.-T. A. in the Woodruff Place Baptist Church at 7 p. m. tonight. Guests are to include Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, Indiana Congress of P-T. A. president; Mrs. Witt W. Hadley, Indianapolis Council president; Mrs Carl Manthei, seventh district president; Mesdames Malcolm Dunn, V. G. Derbyshire, E. A. Clark, Bruce Maxwell. E. R. James, Jue ay John T. Askren an \ , : Mrs. J. B. Sol. Dre. Robert

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Tri Kappa

Colonial Party Of Nightingale Club Set Feb. 18

The Florence Nightingale Club is sponsoring its annual colonial bridge party at 2 p. m. Feb. 18 in the William #H. Block & Co. auditorium. Proceeds are to go to the organs | izations City Hospital Fund. This | year’s project is the refurnishing of the Ward B solarium. Mrs. C. S. Srader is general] arrangements chairman. Ticket | committee members are Mesdames | Charles Judy, George Gettings and | Clem Doane. | Table prize committee members | include Mesdames Ernest Mill- | holland, O. C. Dorrah, J. W. Walters and John Nodolny. Cards and | tallies are to be supplied by Mes- | dames E. C. Ball, J. A. Strack and | George L. Turner. | Mesdames A. G. Smith, E. R. Leonard, Eric Swenson and George | Dyer are in charge of the door | prizes. The candy committee includes Mesdames Paul F. Catterson, Herman Kerch, Paul Bland, Gene Quick and W. H. Johnson.

Brightwood Chapter Plans Friends™ Night

Brightwood Chapter, O. E. S., is to observe Friends’ Night tonight. Mrs. Mercedes Wann ot the Nettie | Ransford Chapter will be guest worthy matron and Clarence Kittle of the Queen Esther Chapter, guest worthy patron. Other guest officers for the cvening will be Mesdames Marie Harms, Cora Plummer, Malinda Fowler, Lorene Talbott, Nettie Kroesen, Golde Albrecht, Nell Polk, Henea Ross, Carolyn Conrad, Lorena Baiers, Ora Mae Simmons, Isabel Tucker, Mary Judkins, Miss Mae Judkins and Samuel Bowers and Louise G. Prosch. An entertainment is to be held in the dining room. Mrs. Florence Mitchell is worthy matron of the Brightwood Chapter and Leon Russell worthy patron.

Alpha Omicron Alpha Observes State Day |

Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority observed State Day at a Juncheon in the Hotel Lincoln today. Following the Tuncheon Mrs. Ein. est Freyman sang, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Crosstreet. Mrs, Charles Compton reviewed “Northwest Passage” by Kenneth Roberts. Mrs. John R. Sentner presided. Mrs. J. P. Palmer was general arrangements chairman.

State Council Visits Handica

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Members of the Tri Kappa sorority state council recently visited the James E. Roberts School for Handicapped Children, a philanthropic

interest of the organization. The

handicraft work of Dickie Sawyer

(left) and Bobby Kelly is inspected by (left to right) Mesdames Frank

Ester, C. S. Ober, O. M. Kinnison,

Goshen, state council advisor, and

Miss Ina McKim, Mrs. E. W. Sherwood is state council president,

Phi Tau. 8 p. m. Tues. Miss Ma

Chi Delta Chi. 6 p. m. Tues.

817 E. 55th, hostess. Phi Omega Kappa. Olney, hostess. Mu Chapt., Phi Chi Epsilon. meeting, final inspection. Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. Dr., hostess. chairman. Beta Chapt., Rho Delta. Brookville Road, hostess. Phi Chapt., Delta Chi Sigma. N. Jefferson, hostess. Schneider, assistants.

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Cheerio Mothers.

EVENTS ¥ A SORORITIES Hotel Antlers. Second Jr. Chapt., Alpha Omicron Alpha.

Business meeting. $§ p. m. tonight.

Tonight.

Miss Dorothy Miller, 1926 Westview Plans for dance to be made.

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Tonight. Mrs. Roland Simpson and Mrs.

CLUBS

Tues. noon. Mrs. Carl Moore, hostess. dish luncheon, business meeting. Aux. 10, S. U. V. C. W. 8 p. m. Tues.

ry Negley, 2212 Carrollton, hostess.

Sat. Miss Betty Bleek, Mrs. James Reynolds, 1509 N. Business

Lincoln Hotel.

Miss Edna Hougland, Miss Mary Williamson, 4746 in supper for rushees. Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, 220 William Covered

Ft. Friendly.

Woman Journalist to Address Wives of Rotarians at Conclave

‘Mrs. Test to Entertain Friday In Honor of Symphony Guests

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MONDAY, JAN. 31, 1938

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Clubs Open Winter Art Fiesta Today

Seventh District Chorus And Play on Program This Afternoon.

The Seventh District Federation of Clubs’ Winter Art Fiesta is to open this afternoon in the William H. Block & Co. auditorium. Appearing on the opening pros gram is to be the Seventh District Chorus, under the direction of Charles Geyer. Members of the Present~Day Club are to present a play, “Fingerbowls and Araminta.” The exhibit is to include prized art objects and handicraft owned by federation members. Organ Recital Scheduled

Tomorrow has been designated a% Music and Literature Day. Miss Jeannette Vaughn is to present an

organ recital from 10:30 to 11 a. m. Mrs. Norman Schneider is to pres sent a book review at 11 o'clock. At 2:30 p. m. a musical program by the Burroughs School of Music is to be presented. Arrangements for tomorrow's program are being made by Mrs. William Engle and Mrs, Frederick C. Albershardt. Appearing on the musical proe gram are to be Ben Constable, Mrs, Kathleen Somers Wallace, James B, Galbreath, Jo Ellen Burroughs, Tomma Cannon and Mrs, Jane Johnson Burroughs.

Film to Be Shown

Wednesday is set aside as His torical Day. Mrs. Chic Jackson 18 arrangements chairman. A techni= color film, “The Founding of New Harmony,” is to be shown. Mrs, Frederick Balz will comment on the film. From 10:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mrs. M. D. Didway will present an organ recital. Biblical Literature Day is sched uled for Thursday. Mrs. A. L. Duns=

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Elsa Pantzer Test is to entertain with an informal tea at her | afternoon, following concert, in honor of Frank Sheridan, pianist and guest soloist

the Indianapolis Symphony

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week's concert, and Ferdinand Schaefer, guest conductor at the Friday

concert. | Mrs, Test will be assisted by Mrs. | Louis Burckhardt.

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Word has been received Philadelphia that William H. Ball, Indiana State Symphony Society president, Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen attended the concert given in that city by the Philadelphia Chamber String Sinfonietta of which Fabien Sevitzky was founder and conductor. Mr, SevitzKy is musical director and conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

was given in the Acorn Club by Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Boericke in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ball. Mr. Boericke is president of the Philadelphia Sinfonietta. Immediately after the concert Mr. and Mrs. Boericke gave a reception at the Cosmopolitan Club in Mr. and Mrs. Sevitzky’s honor.

Mrs. Coffin to Speak

The first preconcert luncheon of the month of February is to be held

Paula Lecler, journalist and lec-) held Monday evening. A concert bY | at 1:15 p. m. Friday at the Athe-

| turer, and Evelyn Grover, character

artist, will ‘entertain wives of Rotarians attending the silver anniversary conference Feb. 21 and 22.

Miss Lecler will address a morning session Tuesday, Feb. 22, on “Women the World Over,” describing some of her interviews with outstanding feminine characters such as Mme, Litvinov of Russia; rau ‘Gertrud Scholz-Klink, Fuehrerin of German women; Mrs. Sarojini Naidu of India; Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, and Empress Menen of Ethiopia. Miss Grover is to present several original humorous and dramatic sketches in costumes at the Monday afternoon meeting. A preconference reception will be held Sunday afternoon under the direction of Luther L. Dickerson. C. D. Alexander has arranged a concert by the Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Tota string sinfonietta for Feb. 21. Mrs. Richard Sharpless is to be soprano vocalist. . Shortridge High.School orchestra will give a concert in the Claypool Hotel lobby preceding Miss Gr-o ver's appearance. William C. Bertermann is chairman of arrangements. The conference banquet is to be

| the Technical High School choir, ‘dancing and bridge will follow. Miss Leclet's address Tuesday morning will be followed by a luncheon. Music by the Technical band is planned. Banquets and luncheons are open to both Rotarians and their wives. The Rev. A. E. Cole, Bloomington, district governor, and Edwin R. Hisen will entertain at dinners.

R. S. Brown Weds Miss Joan Hockman

Times Special LOGANSPORT, Jan. 31. — Miss Joan Marjorie Hockman, daughter of Mrs. Bess Hockman, became the bride yesterday of Robert S. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brown, Bluffton. The wedding took place in the new Main Street Methodist Protestant Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corsant are at home here following their recent marriage. The bride is the former Miss Lulah Anne Hamilton.

Mrs. Horace R. McClure (center)

stalled as commissioner of Marion County and Ime dianapolis Girl Scouts. Other officers who will direct

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Girl Scout Leaders for 1938

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the Scout activity for the coming year are Mrs. Arthur Medlicott (right), secretary, andl Mus, Maxwell Droke, first deputy commissions,

{ naeum, preceding the season's sixth | pair of concerts. Mrs. Lenore Coffin, Arthur Jordan Conservatory of

an explanatory talk of the program to be played later in the afternoon and the following night. Psi Tota Psi is to be represented. by a large delegation. Honor guests at their table are to be Miss Ada Bicking, a director of the Conserva= tory, and Mrs. Raymond D. Brown. Mrs. A. R. Holliday and Mrs, Wallace Tomey are supervising the luncheon in Mrs. Woollen's ab=sence from the city. Reservations morning at the Symphony office in must be made before Thursday the Murat Theater. Members of the Symphony Women's Committee or holders of the Friday afternoon concert tickets are eligible to attend.

P.-T. A. Notes

Three Parent - Teacher groups have planned programs for Wednesday.

” Past presidents are to be honored at a Founder's Day tea at the 3:15 meeting of School 20. Additional guests will be Mrs. Clayton Ridge, member of the school board and Mrs. Carl Manthei, seventh district president. ‘Miss Ruby Kerr is to present a vocal solo. ® » » Dr. Thurman B. Rice of the Board of Health is to speak on “Social Health” at the 1:30 p. m. meeting of School 33 on Feb. 7. A musical program will be presented by the nurses’ quartet of the Methodist Hospital.

” ® School 96 is to honor new mothers to the school at a 2:30 p. m. meeting. Imogene Piersom,

xylophonist, is to present several selections.

” » » Mrs. W. T. Randall is to review “A Woman's Surgeon” by Rose Slaughton Morton at the 3:15 p. m. meeting of School 77.

Mvrs. Lewis Is Speaker Mrs. Grayce Lewis spoke on “The Restoration of Colonial Williams burg” at a meeting of the Indianapolis P. E. O. Council this morning in the L. 8. Ayres & Co. auditorium. Delegates from the eight Indianapolls chapters attended.

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Personals

Miss Jane Williams, daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Williams, (returned recently with her parents from Lausanne, Switzerland. where she has been attending school since last fall.

Mrs. George Philip Meier, author | of “Lion's Paw,” left recently for Washington, where she is to speak | before several women's clubs.

Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen is visit= ing in New York.

R. Kirby While, president, has announced the entertainment committee for the next Back Stage Club of the Civic Theater party. The committee includes Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Greer and Messrs. and Mesdames C. C. Robinson, William Sparks and Kenneth Badger. Are rangements for the party have not been completed but it will be held as usual on the stage of the theater.

Other officers of the club are Richard W. Bunch, vice president, land Miss Katharine Fulton, secre- | tary and treasurer.

| Mme. Lotte Lehmann, Austrian soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, entertained at luncheon recently at her home in New York, in' honor of Fabien Sevitzky, con= ductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Mrs. Sevitsky. Among the other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robin Douglas and Miss Constance de Parish of London. Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman Baxter, 5555 Washington Blvd. are visiting in New York. Mrs. Bernard H. Lawson, Pitts burgh, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Free,

Miss Kate Dupon, New

York City

Dan V. Goodman. Mrs. Goodman entertained with a luncheon Saturs day in honor of her guest and Mrs. C. L, Slinkard, Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Magel were recent Chicago visitors. Mrs, William D. Vogel, 5803 Pleasant Run Blvd. and her daughter, Catherine Louise, and son, William D. Jr. ,are to leave today for Miami Beach, Fla., for a two months visit. Mr, Vogel and Harry A. Weaver Jr. will join them next week.

Auxiliary to Lunch The Delta Upsilon Auxiliary will lunch in the home of Mrs. Carl Shafer, 3515 N. Pennsylvania St. tomorrow at 1 p. m. Bridge is to

follow. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. W. E. Noble and Mrs. Harry Crawford.

Ballet Russe D Will Return to

The Ballet Russe DeMonte Carlo will return to the city on the night of Feb. 16 in the Murat Theater, under the sponsorship of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The list of patrons and patronesses includes Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of Indiana University, and Mrs. Bryan; Dr. Edward S. Elliott, Purdue University presi dent, and Mrs. Elliott; Dr. Louis B. Hopkins, Wabash College president, and Mrs. Hopkins; Dr. W. C. Dennis, Earlham College president, and Mrs. Dennis; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie and Mrs. Edward C. Toner, Anderson. The local list includes Governos and Mrs. Townsend, Mayor and Mrs. Boetcher, Messrs. and Mesdames Robert A. Adams, Fredric M. Ayres, William H. Coleman, Warren C, Fairbanks and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Sr. Also Messrs, and Mesdames J. A.

and Savannah, Ga., is visiting Mrs. |

[can is chairman. From 10:30 to {11:30 a. m. Mrs. Charles Albers | shardt, organist, is to play. Prof. [John J. Haramy is to present a lec | ture, “Modern Life in Bible Land.” and Mrs. T. William Engle is to sing, Mrs. Jane Ogborn Bruce is to direct a speaking choir in several selec= ions.

'D.A.R. Prepares For Observance Ot Lincoln Day “Lincoln Dav" 3 be be observed

| Thursday by the Caroline Scott { Harrison chapter, Daughters of the | American Revolution, at a meeting at 2 p. m. in the chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Dr. Logan Hall, pastor of the [ Meridian Street Methodist Church, [will discuss “The Bigness of Line coin.” Music is to be provided by Billy Shirley, vocalist, accompanied by Mrs. Luther J. Shirley. Delegates to the Continental Congress, D. A, R., to be held April 18-23, in Washe ington, will be elected at the busie ness meeting. Mrs. Oscar L. Watkins is chaire man and Mrs. Edgar G. Henderson vice chairman of the tea at 4 p. m. Assisting them are to be Mesdames John H. Aufderheide, William J. | Hogan, M. B. Lairy, Robert L. Mcs | Kechnie, Albert E. Sterne, Coral I, | Swisher, Odin FP. Wadleigh and Miss | Ida Louise Pomeroy. Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, regent, has called a meeting of the executive An informal

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| board for 10 a. m. i luncheon will follow. The George Washington Birthday [luncheon is to be held at the chap= | ter house at 1 p. m. Tuesday, Feb, 22. Deadline for reservations will be Feb. 20.

‘Sesquicentennial Rite 'To Honor Constitution

| The sesquicentennial of the | United States Constitution is to be observed at the 2:30 p. m. tomorrow | meeting of the Women’s auxiliary | to the Railway Mail Association in | the Woman's Department Club. Music is to be presented by Mes« dames Albert Gray, Welson Lacey, | and Joseph Byram. Mrs. E. H, | Hughes is to preside. The dinner arrangements coms= mittee includes Mesdames William Kennedy, Alpha Crone, L. H. Rey« nolds, Amelia Rosenbaum, J. Edi= son Cox, Irvin Williams, Homer Du Frank Smith, Forest Koho, Rogers, Gene Rochester, Harry Rinehart, Monroe Shilling, John Moran, J. G. Griffith, James Burk and Paul Vester.

Club to Tour Plant

The Indianapolis Courcil 57, Daughters of America, is to meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Shampay Rug Cleaners for a tour through the plant. There is to be initiation services at the lodge mecting Wednesday night.

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Goodman, Hugh McK. Landon, Ell Lilly, J. K. Lilly Sr., Samuel D. Miller, Kurt PF. Pantzer, Ferdinand Schaefer, Booth Tarkington, Herbert M. Woollen, James W. Putman, Mrs, Lafayette Page, Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss I. Hilda Stewart.

Mrs. Allen Stacy Will Address Club

Mrs. Allen Stacy, formerly of Riley Hospital, is to address the Fairview Mother's Club of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten at an open house at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Miss Stacy is to speak on “Come municable Disease Technique.” The meeting is open to the public and

tickets are available at the kindergarten. Mrs. Edward Woods is in charge of the candy sale to be held at the meeting.