Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1938 — Page 6

i PAGE . Voters’ League Studies Democracy’s Problems At St. Louis Convention

Local Women Among 500 Attending Four-Day Sessions; Mrs. Walter Greenough Heads National Government Committee.

E By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON ST. LOUIS, April 27.—The mere announcement that 500 women are gathering for four days in St. Louis to recondition their ideas on “democracy and how we are willing to equip it” prognosticates an event. The eagerness with which they settled down in hard little gilt chairs in the Hotel Jefferson this morning to begin the second day’s provocative discussion of the theme of the National League of Women Voters’ convention indicates that mental growing pains so far are proving no serious malady. :

There is an historical significance in the choice of St. Louis as a meeting place, for it was here in 1919 at the convention of the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association that the idea of the League of Women Voters was conceived. Mrs. S. N. Campbell, Indiana league president, now in St. Louis attended that earlier meeting. Mrs. Maude Wood Park, first league president and honor guest at the convention, at a meeting of state league presidents yesterday paid tribute to Mrs. Richard Edwards of Peru, Indiana league board member, who served as first national league treasurer. At the Baltimore convention in 1922 Mrs. Edwards said the wisest single thing that has ever been said about the League of Women Voters, Mrs. Park declared. «She insisted that we should never forget that our job would not be thoroughly done until we had learned how to fit the program of the league into the life of the woman who takes care of her own chil-

Beatrice, to Kermit P. Shelton.

Katherine Rawls, sistant to the president of the

Plowman-Platt Photo.

Mrs. Wert O'Donnell announces the engagement of her daughter

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: Block Photo. The wedding of Miss Leona Myers and Larry Sweeney will take place May 8. -

J. Lyman Bingham, Miss Rawls To Talk at Athletic Club Fete

Miami Beach, Fla. and J. Lyman Bingham, asAmerican Athletic Union, are to be speakers at the annual athletic banquet for Indianapolis Athletic Club mem bers and their families Friday night.

Miss Rawls, who will defend two ® of her national swim titles in the

ddings and in

Plowman-Platt ¢hoto,

Mrs. Clarence H.. Willman was Miss Ruth Miller, Fountaintown, before her recent marriage.

Club Meetings |

Mrs. W. A Meacham, 3035 Park Ave. is to entertain the North Side

Study Club at its meeting tomor- |.

row. Mrs. H. K. Fatout and Mrs. O. T. Wingfield are to assist. 2 8 8 : ' The Thursday Lyceum Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. F. M. Smith. Mrs. N. A. Baltozer is

Nuptials Set

Dexheimer-Carlon Photo. Miss Blanche Eakin, Maxwell, Ind. will be married June 5 to ~ Fred Mason Bartlett.

of the season at 8 p. m. Sunday on Miss Eunice Dissette is arrangements chairman for the event assisted by Miss Katharine Fulton, Miss Helen: Coffey, Misses Sara and

Backstage Club Plans Party “At Civic Theater on Sunday

The Backstage Club of the Civic Theater is to hold its third party

__ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1938. for Future |Club Dance Saturday to Open Season

Several Parties Are Set For Affair at LCC

The prospect of a summer of golf, swimming and tennis is tickling the imaginations of Indianapolis Country Club members this week as they prepare for the opening dance of the season Saturday night. Music will be provided by Ted Nering and his orchestra. Several parties have been planned for the

event. In one group are to be Messrs, and Mgsdames Donald Carter, Caleb L. York, Charles Rogers, John R. Brant, Herbert Pinnell, J. IL Cummings, Miss. Nancy Ballenger and Carl Weiss. "Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely will entertain for Messrs. and Mesdames William Stokely, Edward E. Gates Jr, W. A. Miskimen and Richard T. Miskimen. At another table will be Messrs. and Mesdames Walter Stuhldreher, : Robert Moynahan, Ralph Lieber, dent; Richard W. Bunch, vice presi-| Miss Patricia O'Conner and Kevin dent, and Miss Fulton, secretary-| Brosnan. :

treasurer. : Others Make Reservations

. Block Photo. Mrs. Aaron L. Arnold formerly was Miss Sally Smith, Cleveland, before her marriage March 20.

the Civic Theater stage.

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Northwestern Alumni to Join In Candle Fete

Northwestern University alumni living in Indianapolis and sur-

I. A. C. pool Sunday, will talk about her last summer's exhibition tour of Japan. Mr. Bingham will talk on amateur athletics and will show movies of the last Olympic events. Sons and daughters of Athletic Club members who have done outstanding work in the club’s athletic department during the past season will be awarded medals, trophies

Eldena Lauter, Mrs. R. G. Bomgardner, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett W. Olds and Mr. and Mrs. John Gordan Kinghan. _ Decorations are to be in the May Day motif. Guests will be entertained informally during the evening.

to speak on “Festivals.” ® 8 8 Mrs. E. A. Abbett will be hostess to 1908 Club members tomorrow. sa 8 = : Mrs. S. A. Wiggins will entertain the Thursday Afternoon Club at a luncheon meeting. s ” 2

dren and washes her own dishes.” 1t is not enough for us to be a group of interested and efficient students because all the problems of American democracy must be settled by a majority vote of all the voters, Mrs. Park added. “We must learn how to translate our knowledge into terms that will be comprehensible to the average voter.” The effort toward simplification of the league program has been anticipated in the Indiana league by its submission to local branches of a decidedly shorter program of work for adoption at next month’s state convention, Mrs. Campbell explained.

Union Daughters | seas, sd seams include

Messrs, and Mesdames Glen Carpenter,, William Schrader, Paul To Elect Monday

Grubbs, “Marvin Nulsen and Frank Chase. . : Attending together will be Messrs, and Mesdames Lyman B. Whitaker, C. W. Weathers, D. D. Cutright, P, C. Champe, M. E. Hamilton, H. H.

Officers are-to be elected at the

New Members Elected monthly meeting of the Governor

Mrs. Walter Greenough Presides

Mrs. Walter S. Greenough of Indianapolis, serene and unruffled after a gruelling three-day (and night) board of directors meeting, presided at yesterday afternoon’s session and at one of the 15 little dinners which were a feature of the evening program. She is national chairman of the Department of Government and its operation. ‘ In opening the first of “three symposia on American principles of government essential to an understanding of current issues” Mrs. Greenough asserted that the league program is so concerned with issues of the day that it is vital that some consideration be given to the scope and structure of government and what Americans want it to do. Discussing “checks and balances” were John M. Gaus of the University of Wisconsin, who presented “The Legislature and the Executive,” and Robert E. Cushman of Cornell University, whose subject was “The Judiciary.” According to custom the league has invited as honor guests to the convention women of high position in the Federal service. Among those who will arrive from Washington in time for the banquet this evening are Miss Katharine Lenroot, chief of the Children’s Bureau of the U. S. Department of Labor; Women’s Bureau of the U. S. Department of Labor and “dean” of the women in high governmental posts; Mrs. Lucille Foster McMillan, only woman member of the Civil Service Commission, and Mrs. Ruth Shipley, chief of the Passport Division of the Department of State. > The Indiana delegation, which drew front seats on the convention floor, includes Mesdames Clarence F. Merrell, John K. Goodwin, Leonard A. Smith, Lester Smith, Hiram Wasson McKee, Greenough, Campbell and Miss Mary Sinclair, Indianapolis; Mrs. Carl Greenleaf and Mrs. Charles T. Boynton, Elkhart; Mrs. Ralph V. Clark, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Don Datisman and Mrs. Lewis O. Long, Gary; Mrs. Charles N. Teetor and Mrs. Ray Small, Hagerstown; Mrs. Ralph Olmsted and Mrs. Ashburn Koch, Evansville; Mrs. Adelaide E. Smith, Rensselaer; Miss Dorothy Misener and Mrs. Richard C. Norton, Michigan City, and Mesdames Glenn Peters, David N. Burruss Jr, M. H. Erdmann, A. L. Spohn, Ray Gibbons, E. S. Jones, A. L. Colby and Mrs. George Hopkins, Hammond. Other former Indiana League members present include Miss Kirlin and Mrs. James Morrison of Groton, Conn., formerly of Richmond.

Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the

and monograms. Bridge Party Wednesday

bridge party Wednesday.

Other hostesses

and their guests.

formal dance Friday, May 6. Derby Day Dance May 7

Mrs. Edward Gallagher, women’s activity committee chairman, is hostess chairman for the luncheonin the club next

Spring flowers will decorate tables. for the party, which is the final event of the season, will include her committee members. Invitations have been extended to members’ wives, daughters

Members of Indac Junior, the club juvenile organization, will meet Friday to discuss plans for their spring

Dancing to music by Louie Lowe's I. A. C. orchestra, is to be from 8:30

‘Mrs. John Ww. Noble Head of Methodist White Cross Guild

5 Mrs. John W. Noble was elected president of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild at the annual luncheon today at the Claypool Hotel.

New Officers Installed by Cheer Guild

» Mrs. S. G. Huntington is newly installed president of the Riley { Hospital Cheer Guild. She succeeds Mrs. Charles D. Vawter, who was installed as first vice president. Other officers were inducted at the guild’s annual meeting yesterday afterncon in the Indiana Medical Center Ball residence. They are: Mrs. Andrew J. Porter, honorary president; Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Mottern, recording secretary; Mrs. Henry Clabrou, corresronding secretary; Mrs. John Beale, stute secretary; Miss Alice Velsey, assistant state secretary; Mrs. William O. Cheesman, treasurer; Mrs. william D. Bain, auditor, and Mrs. Blanche B. McNew, hospital director. Annual statements were read by Mrs. Vawter and Mrs. Beale. It was reported that 26 persons have been added to the membership during the last year, Mrs. Beale, assisted by the extension committee, has added 19 new chapters to the guild, making a total chapter enrollment of 6500. The guild maintains a sewing room at the hospital. Favors and appropriate napkins are placed on the trays of patients on all holidays and throughout the year. It also furnishes tmas trees, Fourth of July fireworks and birthday gifts. More than one-fifth of the guild's income goes toward maintenance of the bronchoscopic department. ee

Women’s Council Elects Officers

Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher is newly elected president of the Indianapolis Council of Women. She succeeds Mrs. Henry W. Ker. Other officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. J. H. Armington, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur S. Brown, second vice president; Mrs. Ernest B. Thompson, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. D. Smith, treasurer. Election was day at the . panner-Whitehill Auditorium. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 3, at Ayres Auditorium. :

Sorority Party Tonight The Alpha, Beta and Lambda Chapters of Omega Phi Tau sorority will hold their first combined party at 8 p. m. tonight at the Kopper Kettle. Pledges will present a skit. Mrs. Gladys Spahr of Beta Chapter, Miss Prances Reed of . Lambda Chapter, and Miss Mar-

> Other officers named were Mrs. Carl Ploch, first vice president; Mrs. John J. Haramy, second vice president; Mrs. Charles T. Coy, third vice president; Mrs. Allan Ball, fourth vice president; Mrs. John G. Benson, fifth vice president; Mrs. H. W. Krause, recording secretary; Mrs. Laura C. Messick, assistant recording secretary; Mrs. Lloyd McInturf, corresponding secretary; Miss Mary Jo Spurrier, membership secretary; Mrs. Clarence U. Knipp, treasurer; Mrs. C. H. Castor, assistant treasurer, and Mrs. T. J. Williamson, parliamentarian.’

Morgan Lauds Group '

Dr. John G. Benson, Methodist Hospital superintendent, who conducted the program following the luncheon, presented to Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City Board of Health secretary, the guild, a body of 1500 women organized for community service and able to function in case of disaster or emergency. Dr. Morgan, a guest at the luncheon, spoke in appreciation of vhe reserve body of civic workers. More than one million pieces of work for the hospital were completed last year by guild members, it was announced. Mrs. Isaac Born presided and gave greetings. More than 1000 women were present. Arthur V. Brown, president of the hospital’s board of trustees, and Mrs. Brown were honored guests. “Of the 22,000 persons in the Methodist Hospital last year, more than 7000 could not pay the full amount for their care. Many could not pay anything,” said Mrs. Brown. “More than $137,000 of free and part pay work was made possible by services of White Cross Guild women.” “The White Cross Music Guild ensemble, directed by Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner and Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, provided music. Mrs. H. W, Krause pronounced the invocation and Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter the benediction. Mrs. Knipp was arrangements cha of the luncheon. :

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Harley W. Rhodehamel have returned from a trip to Dallas, Tex.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. White are

while on a motor tucky.

Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, who has been staying in Tucson, Ariz, will .come to Indianapolis later in the spring following a short trip to Boston. Miss Alma Lyon, who spent the winter in Bermuda and New York, has returned to Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eckert and their daughter, Kaye, Green Bay, Wis., formerly of Indianapolis, have returned to their home After visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rutz. Miss Sara Miller has returned from Washington, where she visited

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p. m. until midnight on the fourth floor ballroom. Miss Josephine Welch is president of the young people’s group. Invitations have been sent for the club’s Derby Day dance Saturday, May 7. The dinner-dance in the Lantern Room Sunday, May 8, will close the club's fall and winter weekly dance schedule. Final social events on the spring calendar is the series of Speedway dances, May 28-30. : z

Columbian Unit To Hold Amateur Rehearsal Today.

Junior Columbians were fo hold a final rehearsal at 3 p. m. today in the club ballroom for their amateur contest in connection with the spring dance Friday night. Entered in the contest are Misses Catherine McCarthy, Doris Jones, Mary Steinmetz, Rosemary White, Marcella Reynolds, Mary Catherine Stair, Jerry Ramsay and Grace Ann Stenger; - Richard Carson, Paul Havens and Gilmore Johnson Jr. Others were expected to qualify this afternoon. The committee passing on the entrants is com-. posed of Miss Virginia Robinson, Miss Peggy Trusler, J. H. Lang Jr, Dick Wilson, and William Balch.

Floor Show Planned

In addition to six individual prizes, three for girls and three for boys to be awarded Friday night, the six winners in the contest will be engaged to appear in a flcor show at the club’s Olympic Equestrian Ball Saturday night, May 17. Prizes are to be awarded by popular vote. On the judges committee are Miss Hildas Hibben, Mrs. William G. Sparks and Mrs. C. C. Robinson. : Members of the Jun'or Columbian organization and non-members when sponsored by a junior, are permitted to enter the contest.

2 to Be Initiated Into Tau Delta Phi

Mrs. Roy B. Dunham and Miss Genevieve Uhl are to be initiated into Tau Delta Phi Sorority at a service at 7 p. m. today at the Kopper Kettle. Mrs. Marshall Haislup, rush captain, is being assisted with ar-

rangements by Mrs. Grace Able and Mrs. James Ochiltree,

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ian, hostess. : Ulrey, hostess. - hostess.

Alpha Chapt., Omega Kappa. William Imel, hostess.

Psi Chi Phi. 8:15 p. m.

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business meeting and bridge.

Luncheon.

SORORITIES

Rho Gamma Chi. 8 p. m. today. Miss Florence Ottensmeyer, 2244 Harding, hostess. Plans to be discussed for Mothers’ Day tea. Zeta Rho. Tonight. Mrs. Robert J. Robbins, 621 N. Riley, hostess. . Rho Chapt., Sigma. Beta. Tonight. Miss Marie Voyles, 3637 N. Merid-

Kappa Chapt. Alpha Omicron Alpha. Thurs. night. Mrs. Edgar Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. Wed. Miss Thelma Huber, 1217 Sterling, "8 p. m. tonight. Hotel, Lincoln. Mrs. Tri Chi. 7:30 p. m. tonight. Miss Norma Renihan, 812 N. Oxford,

hostess. Social meeting. Mrs. L. F. Langton to read tea leaves. ‘today. Miss Betty Larrimore, hostess.

. CARD PARTIES a Ladies Aux. Unity Trinity Center. 6:30 p. m. Thurs. Foodcraft.

Ladies Aux, Congregation Sharah Teffila. Tonight. 6th floor, Elec-

, Mothers, Holy Name School. 2 p. m. 8 p. Mrs. Leo Clements, chairman. Supper 5-7 p. m.

/ CLUBS : tg Alienheim Ladies Soc. 2 p. m. Fri. Home. Business meeting; musical ~ On-Ea-Ota. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs, Estle G. Strong, hostess. Luncheon, | GE ; ac I 5 Be 2 & & Past Grand Arch Druids. Thurs. noon. Mrs

rounding towns will join in their traditional candle-lighting ceremony

at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Beckman, 5245 Washington Blvd. Featured on the program will be a half-hour broadcast of the university’s ceremony beginning at 8:30 p. m. over WIRE. @ Maurice T. Harrell is chairman of arrangements for the event, assisted by Dr. Beckman, Dr. George J. Garceau: Mesdame Vance Smith, Kenneth Coffin, Herschel E. Davis, Paul M. Fifer, R. S. Nessler, Miss Jane Hennessy, Messrs. Kirk Coleman, Grier M. Shotwell and Mr. Fifer. The service is symbolic of the rekindling of loyalty to the university and is presented simultaneously by alumni groups throughout the world. The custom was originated in 1907 by President Harris.

Lights Master Candle

Since that time, at exactly 8:01 p. m., the university president lights the master candle which is kept in the tower of Old College, first building erected on the Evanston campus. The candle, gift of an alum-. nus, is expected to last 100 years.

At the same moment, local per-|

formances of the ceremony will begin. Mr. Harrell will officiate, assisted by Dr. Beckman, Dr. Garceau and Mr. Shotwell, who will light purple candles representing the past, present and future of the university. Speakers on the radio program will be Dr. Rufus von Kleinsmid, University of Southern California president; Dr. Harry W. Chase, New York University chancellor, and Dr. Walter Dill Scott, Northwesiern University president.

4 Pi Phi Awards For Scholarships To Be Presented

Representatives of four active chapters of Pi Beta Phi Sorority in Indiana are to receive awards for high scholastic averages at the annual state luncheon ‘Saturday at the Columbia Club. : Chapters are located at Indiana, Butler, and Purdue Universities and Franklin College. : Mrs. Jasper Paul Scott, Indianapolis, Delta province president, will present the gifts and also will award a silver loving cup to the chapter with the highest scholarship rating for the last year. Purdue University chapter has held the cup for several years, Miss Ruth Wilson, Louisville, chapter letter editor of “The Arrow,” official magazine, will be speaker. Miss Marion Darr, Indianapolis Alumnae Club president, will preside. o © Others at the speakers’ table who will take part on the program will be Mrs. Robert S. Wild, grand president assistant; Mrs. B. C. Lewis, Delta Province vice president; Mrs.

1 carlos Deeds, chairman of the na-|

tional committee on fraterhity study and examinations; Miss Margaret Kellenbach, chairman on the national committee of fraternity music, Mrs. Scott and Miss Margaret Kapp, violinist. State day will conclude with a dance in the evening at the Marott Hotel.

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Castle Craig chapter, International Travel-Study Club, Inc. is to meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. Paul Bland. The hostess is to be assisted by Mrs. Otto Heuser and Mrs. Earl Wiseman. : # » »

Mrs. Noble Dean is to entertain the First Baptist Church Martha Hawkins Society tomorrow with a 12:30 p. m. covered dish luncheon: She will be assisted by Mesdames G. T. Wheldon, J. A. Warrender and J. W. Sovine. Miss Mary Bell Masterson and Mrs. C. G. Jacquart are in charge of the program. 2 8 8

The North Side Mothers’ Study Club will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. J. A. Johnson. Mrs. Paul Stokes, School of Home Manage-

ment director, will speak on “Prob- |

lems of the Home Are Worthy of Serious, Dignified Study.” Mrs. Roy McQueen and Mrs. Phil Brown are program chairmen.

South American Trip to Be Topic ‘Of Spanish Clubs

Dr. Nathan E. Pearson is: to be guest speaker at the joint meeting of the Indianapolis Spanish Club and the Butler University Spanish Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Arthur, Jordan Hall. : Dr. Pearson, a Butler University faculty member, is to present an illustrated lecture on two zoological expeditions he made a few years ago into the Andes Mountains of Peru and up the Amazon River.

New members of the club elected to: membership since the last meeting Feb. 6 are Misses Ruth Benefiel, Madeline Peltier and Mary Margaret Ruddell; Mesdames John Bruhn, Bertrand Hawkins, Walter C. Hiser, Ford H. Kaufman, Joseph Miner, J. T. McDermott, Frank Peltier, Carlos Reifsteck, A. K. Scheidenhelm, Thomas C. Sinclair, Russell Veit and John Beard Washburn; Messrs. Neil Firestone, James Muller and Keith Ruddell.

Membership requirement is outstanding service to: the theater. George. Fotheringham is chairman of the membership committee which includes members of | the theater executive board. They are: Kirby Whyte, presi-

Oliver P. Morton Chapter, Daughters of the Union, Monday afternoon at the War Memorial.

The board is to meet at 1:15 p. m. preceding the afternoon session. Delegates to the recent National Congress in New York will report. Mrs. M. C. Hammer, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will sing. Plans for the annual Memorial Day observance are to be discussed. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, chapter regent, is to preside. Tea hostesses are to be Mesdames James C. Mead, Vashti Paramore, Edgar Perkins, Cora M. Raber, Edna Severin, A. F. Shaffer, William L. Taylor, E. A. Williams and William N. Wishard.

Martin, J. E. Resor and Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gilchrist. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Boozer will entertain for Messrs. and Mes= dames R. C. Bain, J. M. Heffelfinger, C. C. Jones, A. H. Fisk, H. R. Keeling, John Kennedy, M. S. McNay, Vern M. Ray, Sheldon R. Sayles and Capt. and Mrs, John H, Dulligan. Another. party will include Drs, and Mesdames G. W. Gustaffson, Russell Sage, Frank Ramsey, Miles Barton, Mr. and Mrs. George C, Mercer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray PF. Sparrow. Reservations have also been made by Carl Fechtman and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Piel.

He will exhibit a collection of |

curios and examples of native

| handicraft.

The program was planned by Miss Florence H. Morrison, Butler Spanish Club faculty sponsor, and Miss Edith M. Allen, Indianapolis Spanish Club program committee chairman. Officers of the Butler Club are Miss Evelyn Delgado, president; Miss Mary Anna Butz, vice president; Paul Steele, secretary, and Miss Lily Gebhardt, treasurer. C. O. Warnock is Indianapolis Club president, Robert E. Powell is vice president and Mrs. T. R. Mead, secretary-treasurer. Following the lecture, there will be a social meeting in the recreation hall. :

Miss Boggs to Be Shower Guest

Mrs. Earl Dresbach, 3833 Graceland Ave., will entertain at 8 p. m. tonight with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Isabel Boggs. Miss Boggs is to become the bride of Leo

‘W. Miles on May 17.

Decorations are to be carried out in the bridal colors of pink and powder blue. The hostess is to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Anna Rudbeck. : Out-of-town guests are to be Mrs. Sherman Tharpe, Cleveland; Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Frankfort; Mrs, Frank Schwaiger, Marion; Mrs, Darrel Saylors, Greentown, and Mesdames Dora Saylors, Pearson and Roy Saylors, Swayzee.

Thetas Initiate 6 Pledges at Butler

‘Six pledges have been initated into the Butler University Chapter, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, according to announcement today. They are: Misses Lu8ille Berry, Helen - Holman, Mildred Thiesing, Ruby Bingman, Lois Jean Nicoli and Jeannette Thomas. Per Miss Mildred Scales officiated at the service. A dinner honoring new members followed at the Propylaeum. \

Trainmen to Be +Feted

entertain the Past Presidents Asso-|

ciation of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen tomorrow at her

Home, 3% E. Ninth St. Presidents

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Ritual Set Today _Bethel 4, Order of Job's Daughters, is to hold a ritual exemplification at 7:30 p. m. today at the Clay+

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