Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1938 — Page 6

? Harmonie Club Presents Opera ‘Andrea Chenier’

~ Before Audience of 200

Mrs. Louis Belden Gives Background, Other Members Sing Arias in Abridged Version Of Famous Production.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON : | A vest pocket edition of the opera, “Andrea Chenier,” proved admirable entertainment at the Harmonie Club’s guest meeting yesterday in the Block auditorium. Before a gathering of more than 200 musical literati, Mrs. Louis D. Belden presented the narrative background for the arias sung by club members. ;

The opera which brought fame and fortune to Umberto -

Giordano, its composer, is based on the life of a French poet who found in the revolution his inspiration and his death. The lyric beauty of the work was revealed in the selections sung by ‘Mesdames Howard Stitt, O. M. Jones, Ruth S. Devin, Charles Fitch, James Lowry, Otto “Heppner, Lenore Fredrickson, Robert Blake, Jane Johnson Borroughs and Miss Emma Doeppers. Piano interludes and accompaniments were played by Mesdames William Stark, Arthur Monninger, S. K. Ruick, T. M. Rybolt, Fredrickson and Mrs. Stewart Greene. The Harmonie Club was organized 25 years ago by Mme. Helen Thorner, former opera singer and voice teacher, to stimulate interest in opera and to give her pupils knowledge and understanding of the songs they were studying. Charter members included Mesdames Carroll B. Carr, Cameron Moagg, Mae Parr, Frank W. Cregor, William Morrison, John W. Hutchings, Horace Coldwell, Simon Kiser and the Misses Paula Kipp and Ida Belle Sweeney. From the beginning when monthly meetings were held in the old Propylaeum on North St. two members have been appointed program chairmen for each meeting and it is their duty to select the parts of the operas to be performed. Usually several scores have been bought for each program so that the club now has an extensive operatic library. Members often organize parties to go to Chicago and Cincinnati to hear opera and closely follow operatic news. Frequently those who have attended openings in the East. recount their impressions at club meetings. Because of the number of revivals at the Metropolitan this winter the group has reviewed several operas already in its library. A variety of musicians including singers, violinists, cellists, harpists and pianists make up the organization's roster, which is limited to 5. Mrs. Norman Schneider, president and guest day hostess, was assisted yesterday by Mrs. Hutchings, Mrs. Ernest L. Barr and Mrs. E. E. Voyles. Mrs. Rybolt and Miss Jeanette Orloff were program chairmen for the meeting. A spun sugar cherry tree and red tapers in silver candelabra formed: the centerpiece on the tea table, at which Mrs. Cregor and Mrs. Ralph Chappell poured. ” ” 2 ” 2 “Penny Wise,” by Jean Ferguson Black, is the play to be given by the Players Club March 26. The committee, headed by Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, is departing from the usual custom of giving two one-act plays and is to present a single three-act production. The first rehearsal will be held next Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Coppock’s home. Other comrhittee members are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McDermott and Garvin Bastian. The spring Dramatic Club play is to be given April 23 at English’s Theater. \ » or ” 2 '2 ” " 8 Miss Elsie Sinclair will go to Pittsburgh tomorrow to be the guest of Miss Jane McEldowney, whose marriage to Brewster Freeland is to take place Saturday. Mrs. Philip Will Jr. of Evanston is visiting her mother, Mrs. Robert Sinclair, and her sisters, the Misses Mary and Elsie Sinclair, at their home in Golden Hill. Mrs. Sinclair will entertain at luncheon today for Mrs. Will. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes will entertain members of the Traders Point Hunt at a tea dance and buffet supper at Woodstock Club following the final drag hunt ‘df the season this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Jones, who spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. McNally, have returned to their home in St. Lous. Mrs. S. N. Campbell, Miss Mary Sinclair, Mrs. Ralph Mowbray, Culver, and Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru, will go to Terre Haute Friday to be the guests of Mrs. Oscar Baur at a tea she will give in her home in Allendale. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shirk, Peru, have been spending a few days at the Columbia Club. Miss Dora Van Alstine of the faculty of Knox School, who has been spending a few days here, has returned to Cooperstown, N. Y. She was entertained by Mrs. Walker W. Winslow. during her recent visit. : . C. Augustus Harms returned today from Beloit, Wis. The annual Indiana Artists’ Club exhibit is to open March 5 at the John Herron Art Museum. % The Kappa Alpha Theta Founders’ Day luncheon and dance is to be held March 5 at the Columbia Club. The dates for the Midwest Interclub bridge tournament held annually at the Indianapolis Athletic Club are April 8, 9 and 10. » ” ” » » 8

A Viennese Carnival idea is to be used for the Civic Theater’s annual ball on March 5 at Indianapolis Athletic Club. - Last year’s dance was not a costume event, but most members have decided to return to colorful costumes this year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoke are arrangements cochairmen.

vside Guild Sunnyside Gui Dory sonals

Benefit Affair

Dean Winfred B. Merrill of Indiana University School of Music will give a reception at Bloomington tonight in honor of Fabien Sev-

To Be Saturday

Most of Indianapolis society will be represented at Sunnyside Guild's annual benefit dinner-dance Saturday night at the Columbia Club. The number of table reservations

increased today. : _ In the party with Mr. and Mrs. + William Jarrett will be Messrs. and Mesdames J. Harry Holtman, George Oburn and Henry Reinecke. With Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Burnett will be Messrs. and Mesdames George E. Hall, Lee V. Hodin, William A. B. Handchet, O. H. Hands, Roy E. Hickman, Max W. Hofmeister, D. M. Klansmeyer, Willis E. Kuhn, E. R. Lindesmith, Clark S. Wheeler, Howard R. Williams and Steve Radford. Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton, president of the guild, will entertain with a party for her nephew, Van Crozier. With Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Austin will be Messrs. and Mesdames A. S. Birchett, George E. Lewis, Phil A. Kappes, James Harrison Gibson, Herbert Linsmith and Kenneth Crickman. ” With Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Parsons will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gutzwiller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bose, An*.derson, and John Schramm. Wita Mr. Harry Dickinson will be Miss

Mary Kiefer and Mr.xand Mrs. Ned.

Teany. - : Among others who have reserved tables are Messrs. and Mesdames Frederic M. Ayres, Ralph 8S. Norwood, Leo Rassow, John R. Olvey; Misses Emma Claypool and Jeanette Moore; Mrs. Albert E. Metzger; Messrs. F. L. Fisher, G. Barrett Moxley, Earl Marple, Warren Munk, and Roldo Compton.: Among additional patrons and patronesses are Rabbi and Mrs. Morris Feuerlicht, and Walter Wolf, and Lewis Wolf. : Another table has been reserved by the Delta Tau Sorority.

Arbor Vitae Chapter To Hold Dance April 1

Arbor Vitae chapter of the Sub Deb Club will hold an “April Fool” dance at the Riviera Club April 1. Miss Clara. Rose Snyder was named ticket chairman at a recent meeting, Other committee heads include Miss Vera Jeanne Cauldwell and Miss Verna Hayes Sharpe, door; Miss Margarette - Cross, publicity; Miss Snyder, entertainment, and Miss Maryls Stewart, reception chairman. New rushees Jnclude Misses Evelyn Evelyn Anderson, Jeanne

hy|as president and Miss . Mell a8

itzky, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conductor. The reception will follow the orchestra’s second concert at the university. Charles Gaynor, author-composer of the current Civic Theater musical revue, “Dollars to Doughnuts,” is to entertain Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. Miller, New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Domald K. Willis, Chicago, at tomorrow night’s performance. Mrs. Miller recently played in one of Mr. Gaynor’s productions. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Deitch, 5740 Guilford Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blythe, 5747 N. Delaware St., Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bryant, Highland Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sidrow, 3025 N. Meridian St., and Miss Margaret Rudbeck, 3833 Graceland Ave, who have been spending the past two weeks at the Riviera Plaza, Miami Beach, are expected to return home next week. > Recent arrivals at the Hotel Commodore, New York, are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reis and James I. Rogan. Joining the winter colony at Hollywood, Fla. this week were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlin, 3777 N. Meridian St., who are staying at the Hollywood Beach Hotel. : Mr. and Mrs. O. K. VanAusdall, 223 Ruckle St., have left for Miami o join friends for a three weeks’ vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Levy, |:

5775 Washington Blvd., have left for Coral Gables, Fla., where they will remain until the middle of March.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Davidson, 19 E. 46th St. have returned from the South.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Duke, 1124 E. 35th St., entertained with a dinner at their home Saturday night before the Cheer Broadcasters’ ball in the Columbia Club. Decorations were in the George Washington motif. Guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Leonard Rowe, David D. Hedges, John PF. Reid, Floyd H. Jones, Harold W. Moody and Robert W. Didlack.

Sorrelle Club to Hold

Anniversary Meeting | |

. The Sorrelle Club will hold its|

10th anniversary meeting at 6:30 p. m. today at Lincoln Hotel. Appointments and decorations are to be in the club colors, rose and silver. A history of the club will be read by Miss Daisy Voyles and Mrs. Ray Thompson. = ' ? Mrs. Thompson is to be installed

The senior class at St. Agnes Academy is to present “Annie Laurie,” a romantic drama, at the St. Vincent’s Hospital Nurses’ Home tomorrow

Marott to Give Season’s Last

Dance Thursday

The last Marott Hotel formal dinner dance of the season will be held Thursday night. Dinner from 6 to 9 p. m. is to be followed by dancing from 9:30 p. m.

suelo Couchman Dunmeyer will direct music in the dining room and Louis Partello’s orchestra will play for dancing. Among those entertaining friends will be Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Nowlan whose guests are to include

‘| Messrs. and Mesdames Walter L.

Hitt, Rex. L. Pierce, Harry C. Kryter, Russell F. Kaster and Charles L. Knoerle. In another party are to be Sena* tor and Mrs. Leo X. Smith, Miss Frances Clark and George M. Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wilkinson will entertain a large party in the Gold Room. Others making reservations include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Victor, Mrs. Frank Crush and Miss Ethel Jackson.

Mrs. W. O. Johnson To Lead Discussion

Mrs. W. O. Johnson was fo lead a discussion of “World Economic Co-operation as an Alternative to War” at a meeting of the American Association of University Women mmternational relations group this afternoon at the Woman’s Department Club. The consumers’ research group will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. George E. Taimage will talk on “Price g” and Mrs.. Lowell Fisher will review consumers’ problems. The creative writing class will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday night.

"Dr. Morgan to Speak

Dr. Herman C. Morgan of the Health Board is to speak at 8 p. m. today at the Claypool Hotel to members of Marion County Democratic Women’s Club. His subject: will be “Modern Trends in Public Health.”

to 12:30 a. m. in the ballroom. Con- |

and Thursday. Appearing in the cast are (left to right) Miss Camilla

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Keogh as Sir Robert Laurie; Miss Lucille Bosler, as Jean MacLaren; Bonnie Beck, impersonating Lady Bruce; Helen Slupesky as Lord Bruce, and Patty Stark in the role of Lord Gregory.

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igan, hostess. Business meeting LaSalle, hostess.

4246 Sangster, hostess.

hostess.

supper. Woman’s Contract. 1 p. m. Thurs. B. A. chapt.,, Verus Cordis. 6:30

Pioneer. 7:30 p. m. tonight. 228 E.

Mrs. Ida Brammell, hostess.

Whitehill aud.

SORORITIES : Gamma Tau Delta. 8 p. m. Fri. Mrs. Louise Oliver, 3908 E. Mich-

Beta chapt., Theta Nu Chi. Wed.

Rho Gamma Phi. Wed. night. Mrs. Beta chapt., Omega Phi Tau. Wed. night. Mrs. Charles Lawrence,

Lambda chapt., Alpha Omicron Alpha. Thurs. Mrs. 3 Frank Herdrich, 2955 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Luncheon. : Lambda Gamma. Thars. night. Mrs. Kermit Suhree, 1003 College, CLUBS

Erin Isle chapt., Internatidnal Travel-Study Club, Inc. Pri. Mrs. Catherine Harmon, 3515 E. Washington, hostess. Assistants, Mesdames Edna Bluee, Loretta Lidner. Mrs. John Thornburg to talk on “Alaska.” Initiation ceremony. ’ Philoxemian. Wed. night. Lodge home, 1336 N. Delaware. Pitch-in

Altman, 1416 N, Drexel, hostess.

S. S. Tonight. Miss Louise Mason, 6190 Washington Blvd., hostess. LODGES Past Noble Grand Club, Southeastern Rebekah Lodge. Wed. night.

Gold Mound Council, Degree of Pocahontas. 2 p. m. Thurs. Banner-

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and social hour. night. Miss Betty Gage, 1511 N.

Irving Crouch, hostess. ?

LAC p. m. tonight. Miss Mary Alice

Vermont.

Caroline Harrison Chapter of D.A.R. Holds Washington Party

Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Franklin, Daughters of the American

Revolution state regent, was honor chapter’s annual birthday luncheon

guest at the Caroline Scott Harrison today at the chapter house, 824 N.

Athletic Club to Hold

Patriotic Celebration

The Women’s Athletic Club will hold a patriotic party at 8 p. m. Thursday at Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. Bertrand Hawkins is arrangements chairman, assisted by Mesdames H. E. Hunt, Eugene Duenweg, P. G. Howey and Miss

Bess Thompson. Decorations and appointments are to be in red, white and blue. Patriotic games will be played.

Skater at School Carnival

Miss Eleanor Winslow, was one of the featured

Pennsylvania St. : The event was held in honor of the 206th birthday of George Washington and the chapter's 44th birthday. - Mrs. Schlosser discussed “Washington, the Great Example of Character.” Seated at the speaker’s table were Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, chapter regent, executive board members and former regents including Mesdames James L. Gavin, Wilbur Johnson, Maurice E. Tennant, Charles F. Voyles, Bertram Day and Miss Julia E. Landers.

Prayer Read

“Washington’s Prayer for the United States” was pronounced by

‘daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walker Wins! skaters ai te ie: arnival at Knox

Mrs. Frank F. Hutchins, chaplain. Music was provided by a double quartet, Sigma Alpha Iota string ensemble, directed by Miss Robert Trent. Quartet members include Mrs. Thelma Bosworth, Mrs. Mildred Schultz and Misses Irma Steele, Katherine McCain, Harriett McGuire, Mary Margaret Ruddell, Octavia Landers and Lois McCain. Mrs. A. W. McDonald was chairman and Mrs. George P.° Peavey was vice chairman of arrangements. Assisting them were Mesdames Harry G. Barker, William Bugg, John E. McDermott, Lawrence E. Orr, Lawrence A. Wiles, Herbert E. Wilson, Joseph L. Stacy and Miss Sara E. Henzie. Dining room committee members were dressed in colonial costume. Mrs. Walker J. Weesner was chairman and Mrs. John W. Crossman, vice chairman. Other members were Mesdames George C. Dixon, George C. Kolb, Earl 8S. McDonald and Misses Myrtie Barker, Inez Douglas, Mabel Tall, Mary Katherine Wells and Helen Louise Wilson.

Church Women To Give Party.

The St. Francis de Sales Church Women’s Club is to sponsor a George Washington party at 8 p. m. | today at ¢he church hall, 22d St. {and Avondale Place. The public has been invited to attend. | Mayor Boetcher is to be among | honored guests at the Oriental din1 ner Tuesday, March 1, sponsored by the Church’s Men’s Club. : ~ Service is to be from 6 to 8 p. m. in the church hall Mayor Boetcher will be introduced by William P. Cosgrove, State Accounts Board chief examiner,

| Kappa Mothers’ Clu To Hold Bridge Party

+ The Mothers’ Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority will hold a benefit bridge party Friday at the Butler University chapter house, 821 W, Hampton Drive. Mrs. W. J. Roth and Mrs. Ralph Varin are in charge of tickets. Mrs. E. F. Riddell and Mrs. Ralph Mard Mrs, R. B. Dorward and

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Chaillaux ‘Flag’ Talk to Feature School Meeting

Homer L. Chaillaux, American Legion national Americanism director, is to speak on “The Flag” at a flag presentation program by Little Flower School and Juniors of Hayward-Barcus Auxiliary 55, American Legion, at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the school. : Five flags are to be presented. The Rev. Fr. Charles Duffey is to preside at the program and the Rev. Fr. William C. Fehlinger is to pro nounce the invocation. : Presentation of the flags is to be by Miss Mary Jane Catterson, junior auxiliary president. The Rev. Fr. Duffey is to accept the flags and a military dance is to be presented by four Little Flower school pupils. Taps by Robert Tarplee, Boy Scout, is to conclude the program. Guests Listed Among guests at the program will be Mrs. Max Norris, state American Legion Auxiliary southern vice president; Mrs. Josephine Kimberline, state auxiliary secretary; Mrs. Ray-

Eight and Forty; Mrs. Glenn E. ‘Frey, twelfth district auxiliary junior chairmay; Mrs. Edna M. Barcus, auxiliary first department president; Mrs. Earl Kyle, auxiliary president; Mrs. Joseph F. Lutes, jurior sponsor; Mrs. Claude McLean, auiliary Americanism chairman, and Paul F. Catterson, Hayward-Barcus Post 55 commander.

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| Will Feature Women’s Club Programs

| Three P. E. O. Sisterhood Chapters Will Meet Today, And Tomorrow; International Study Club Groups to Hear U. S. Discussion.

Diversified

The diversity of club women’s interests is reflected in the programs arranged by Indianapolis groups for today and tomorrow. Lectures and book reviews feature many of the meetings.

Three chapters of the P. E. O. Sisterhood have meetings scheduled. Lectures on states and territories of the nation are to be presented at meetings of three International Study Club groups tomorrow. Book reviews are to be featured on Epsilon Sigma Omicron programs. ® 2 ”» Mrs. Edward H. Liehr will be hostess today for the meeting of the St. Clair Literary Club. Mrs. O. P. Renchen is to talk on “A Day in Shakespeare Land,” and Mrs. F.' V. Osborn is to review “This England” by Mary Ellen Chase.

The Alpha Kappa Latreian Club will hold a meeting today with other Latreian groups. sd

Chapter S, P. E. ‘O. Sisterhood is to entertain tonight with a guest dinner party. Mrs. C. I. Greenlee will be hostess. Social committee members are arrangements chairmen. fF J 2 ”

Mrs. Carl Haab will entertain the Bremen Current®Events Club at a meeting today. The program is to include music by Miss Marybelle Haab,” a reading by Mrs. Marjorie Elliott, and a review of current events. : o 3 2

Mrs. Madeline Gullion, state organizer, is to be honored guest aft the chapter U, P. E. O. Sisterhood meeting today. Mrs. J. R. Loomis, 5915 Lowell Ave. will entertain the club assisted by Mrs. A. W. Macy.

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Guest Day will be observed today by the Amicitia Club. Mrs. E. E. Queeney will be hostess at the Children’s Museum.

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Mrs. Grayce Lewis is to speak on “The Historical Background of Old Williamsburg” at the Spencer Club meeting today at the Martha Washington Shop. z ” E 4 2 Mrs. Jerauld McDermott will be hostess today for the Anagnous Group, Epsilon Sigrha Omicron. Mrs. Bert Gadd is to Yeview “American Labor Struggles,” by Samuel Yellen.

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Mesdames Anne Borgman, J. D. Peterson, C. J. Renard and C. V. Rule are to be hostesses today for thé card party given by the Late Book Club. : Theda ” tJ ” Mrs. Russell J. Spivey will entertain Chapter W, P. E. O. Sister, hood today at a guest tea. Mrs. L. L. Wahle and Mrs. Elliott Powers are to assist. The music committee is to be in charge of the program, .» The Irvington today with Mrs. for a dessert-luncheon. Rumpler is to speak. 2 8 8 Mrs. W. E. King and Mrs. J. J.

” ” Tuesday Club met M. D. Lupton Mrs. E. C.

Davis will be hostesses today for:

the Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club meeting. Mrs. M. S. Cochrane is to discuss “Prophecy and Superstition,” and Mrs. J. A. Hogshire will talk on “The Story of the Gypsies.”

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will’ ‘meet today with Mrs. D. E, Kramer.

ment,” and “Social Planning” will be Mrs. B. F. Dailey’s subject. ” » ” | The Hawaiian chapter, Internae tional Travel Study Club, Inc, ig to hold a luncheon tomorrow at Colonial Tearoom. Mrs, S. L. Crane will speak on “Alaska” and hostesses are to include Mesdames Mary Abbott, Hattie Cushman. R. J. Worthe ington and W. V. Bell.

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tional Travel Study Club, Inc. will hold a luncheon tomorrow at the Canary Cottage. Mrs. Lota Emery is to speak on “The Pacific States.”

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The Colonial Boston chapter, International Travel Study Club, is te hold a 10 a. m. meeting tomorrow at the Marott Hotel.

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Mrs. Clayton Rigsbee, 42 Camp bell Ave, ‘will be hostess today te the Social Study Club. Mrs. Glenn Graham is to present a patriotie program.

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The Independent Social Club will be entertained today by Mrs. B. L. Byrket, 3127 N. Capitol Ave. Mrs, J. D. Davy will -speak on “Women of the Old Testament.”

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Mrs. Lawson Q'Malley will ene tertain the Tokalon Club today at her home, 5727 Central Ave. » ” f J

The Epsilon Sigma Omicron stue dent group is to meet today with Mrs. Tom Smith, 5808 Julian Ave. Mrs. B. E. Vaught will discuss “The Freedom of the Press” by Gilbert Seldes. Mrs. Herman Roesch will be discussion leader.

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The Inter Alia Club will meet toe

Bruce, 2815 Sutherland Ave. Mrs. Pred G. Marshall will review “Blind Man's Year” by Warwick Deeping

speak of Marjorie Hillis’ “Orchids on Your Budget.” 2 8 2 The Inter Nos Club will meet today with Mrs. John D. Case, 3510

N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs, W. W, Turpin and Mrs. Arthur Holmes are

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Indianapolis chapter of Purdue Women will meet today for a 6:15 p. m. covered dish supper at the home of Miss Lena Lohrmann, 2215

W. 16th St.

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The Irvington Chautauqua Club’

Mrs. John H. Booth is to talk on “The Triumph of Parliae_

The Mt. Vernon chapter, Interna= -

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