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TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1938

Plan Parties Model Girl Clubs Plan In Honor of Luncheons,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sea Reminder for Sketching Pupils

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City, State and Civic Theater Combine for Cole Porter Day Here

Show Cast Attends Reception at Columbia Club Following Presentation of Composer’s “You Never Know™ at English’s.

Jinmy Judd Admits A Glamour Girl Has

Homey Side.

Brides-to-Be Lectures Birthday Party Arranged For Miss Emily Dorgan.

Guest Day and Picnic Are on Program for Tomorrow.

OU'VE seen Jinny Judd a |

hundred times, You've seen her glowing over a bar of soap. You've seen her in a sparkle over a picnic luncheon set, or in rapture because HE (in real life a total stranger) wears lavender ties and pink socks.

A picnic, luncheons, guest day | and several lectures are on the pro= | grams of Indianapolis tOe

Bridging the gap between the

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Cole Porter show last night and the

the clubs

The Civic Theater's recipe Tor raising the morale of a young composer with. .two broken legs and, incidentally, adding to its own coffers is worthy of a prominent place in local theatrical annals. The presentation of Cole Porter’'s “You Never Know” last night at English’s and the after-theater reception at the Columbia Club made a concoction nicely suited to everyone's taste.

With considerable fanfare government and Civic Theater officials, stars and members of the ensemble joined in the celebration of Cole Porter Day. To borrow a phrase from the show, the party was distinctly an occasion to “sit down and be unconsciously brilliant.” Seated at the speakers’ table with Mrs. Kate C. Porter, the comnoser's mother, were Governor and Mrs. Townsend; Wallace O. Lee, Civic Theater president and toastmaster; Mrs. J. O. Cole, Mr. Porter's grandmother: Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, chairman of the Cole Porter Day celebration committee; Harvey Cole of Peru, the composer's cousin, and Mrs. Cole; Joseph McNamara, who represented Mayor Boetcher, and Mrs. McNamara, and Nelson Trowbridge, who represented John Schubert, producer of “You Never Know.” Vying with the composer's family as a cynosure was the cast table at which were seated Clifton Webb, who also appeared in Mr. Porter's first show; “the inimitable” Lupe Velez, who was ‘proud to be here and with Mr. Webb, who comes from Indiana, too”; platinum blond Frances Williams; vivacious Toby Wing; April, the dancer, and Charles Kemper, comedian. Dancers and singers in the company filled two additional tables.

Petite Miss Velez appeared in a voluminous red fox coat with a tan suede hat perched on her auburn hair. Miss Wing wore a simple tan crepe dress with gray marabou bolero. Miss Williams’ long white satin cape with cowl collar partially concealed a white crepe gown with all-over design of gold leaves. April was gowned in gray crinkle crepe with a pointed yellow hat. Frank J. Hoke introduced the stars. To Mrs. Porter were presented the Governor's original Cole Porter Day proclamation, Mayor Boetcher's proclamation, a gold medallion - and a bouquet of red roses from the Civic Theater. Mr. Lee, who introduced the speakers, also read a number of telegrams of good wishes and one from the absent honor guest sending “greetings and heartfelt thanks.” Mrs. Porter, gowned in black lace with brilliant, clips at the neck. graciously acknowledged the tribute paid her son. Harvey Cole officially represented Mr. Porter. With Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bennett was a group of Mr. Porter's relatives and friends from Peru including Mr. and Mrs. Omer Cole. Mrs. Ruth Cole. Sam Cole, Mrs. Theodore Ensib, Mrs. Fan Gould, Mrs. Rachel Challis and Mrs. Edwin Miller.

Pink peonies, coral bells and purple iris decorated the tables and filled the large baskets before the palms which formed a background in the room. The orchestra played catchy tunes from the show, everyone had a beautiful time and the composer's mother and grandmother went home *‘to send Cole a night letter to tell him all about it. » N » u

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; Mrs. J. Raymond Lynn was elected president of the Propylaeum Club at a meeting of the board of directors vesterday. Other new officers are Mrs. Waldo RB. Rossetter. first vice president; Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, second vice president: Mrs. William R. Higgins, secretary, and Mrs. Edson T. Wood, treasurer. §

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Mrs. Tristram Coffin, president of the Indianapolis branch of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, will award prizes to the winners of the poster contest sponsored by the organization on Award Day Thursday at Shortridge High School. For his poster depicting a hand holding the world with the inscription “Peace Heightens Civilization,” Fred Rash. Shortridge student will receive the first prize of $10. Jeanne Wills, also a Shortridge student, is to receive the $5 second prize for her poster bearing the words, “Peace on Earth” on a background of rolling brown earth. Prize winners in the contest which was carried on for the first time tls year In the Indianapolis high schools did their work at school as part of an art project. The 50 posters submitted are to be placed in Indianapolis public buildings on Memorial Day.

New Oftticers, Pledges, Parties Listed on Sorority Programs

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| Koontz, Betty Jane Lovelace, Robert

1 ginia Foltz, Joan Foltz, Betsy Foltz, |

“Anchors Aweigh" might be the title of Evelyn | weeks.

Pollock's pastel of a ship she completed in Miss June Woodworth'’s Saturday morning sketch class at Herron Art School conducted for children of Art Asso-

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Sketches by Art Association Members’ Children on View

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The best work accomplished during the winter in the sketch class for children of Art Association of Indianapolis members is on display this week at the Herron Museum.

Exhibitors are children from 5 to® 15 years of age who have been studying for the past 36 weeks. Miss Claire Willlams teaches the group from 5 to 10 years of age, and Miss June Woodworth is in charge of the older group. The exhibit will close with a party Saturday morning to which members of the public school class taught by Miss Anna Hasseiman will be invited. Ladvwood School and St. Agnes List of Exhibitors Academy athletic teams will compete |

Exhibitors from Miss Woodworth's in field day events at Ladywood all | class are Ellie Appel, Anne Asperger,| gay Saturday. Louis Belden, James Belden, Mary | ... Roa , ine high i Frances Baker. Billy Clark. Mar-| Events include running high jump, | jorie Dawson ) Diana Denny. Jo, lunning broad jump, baseball dis- | Ellen Everson, Mary Finot, Marjorie | tance : throw, harp, Nay Flynn, Marjorie Foltz, Diana Van | hurdles, relay, three-legged race, | Gevt Geraldine Harman, Larry obstacle relay and hoop-rolling conJane Ingles, Jack Jeliffe, |

test. Margaret Jameson, Ada Mae

Athletic Teams Will Compete m | Freld Day Events

The winning school will receive a | silver loving cup which has been | won the last two years by Lady-

i wood. The cup becomes permanent Li . ; XW : e 1 > > . eod, Patly Maxwell, Paul Malone. |. operty of the school winning it

Jerry Olive, Lois Pollock, Evelyn | three SUCCESSIVE Vears Wr an ii Miss Theresa Keach is in charge | Todd Evans Woollen mI Nay of the tennis tournament for Lady-| y 3 ’ © | wood pupils. The winning team will | Ellen Leckie, Norma Rae Dannin meet the winning team of a similar and David Polachek , ’ em ' ; | tournament at St. Agnes. a ie vas rel Ladywood track dinner will be | Katherine Dalton, Joan Finot, Vir- | Saturday night. Trophies are to be

; Rik; . fad id “© | presented young women who have a By SE Ha via jor | done outstanding physical education

i | work during the year in hockey, wh Nt a baskeiball and baseball. Trophies go y 4 » | will also be awarded for posture, atMarilyn Scanlin, Sally Mason, Jo ] Bhs a pos

tendance and sportsmanship. Ann Summers, Jean Summers, Betty | nfjcs Betty Ann Hamlin is presiLou Baker, Peggy Joseph, Edgar | dent of the association. Other offiJoseph, Horace Page, Gilbert Jacobs,

Lewis, Maxine Morris, Betty Mc-

Pledge services, installations of officer ti i ledge g S S ers and parties are included i sorority programs scheduled for this week. ih Delta Kappa Gamma Society, national honorary fraternity of pro- | fessional women, will meet for din-® .

| Examples

: . | cers are Miss Mary Helen Madden, Billy Insley and David Peat. | vice president; Miss Mary Lou FarMrs. Sylvester Johnson will speak

rell, secretary: Miss Frances Ryan, at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow over WFBM | treasurer, and Miss Bobbet Tobin, on the subject, “Paul Revere Silver |

> sergeant-at-arms. in John Herron Art Miss Rose Lou Strack is general

vounger members. Ada May Koontz the picture,

‘Music Sorority

| the home of Mrs. Irvin Luessow.

Times Photo. |

ciation of Indianapolis members during the last 36 Miss Claire Williams taught

a class of | Evelyn (right) shows admiring

Personals

coming Speedway week-end in city’s social life, are parties dinners for local brides-to-be their fiances. Miss Emily Dorgan, whose engagement to John F. Modrall has been announced, will be honored on her birthday tomorrow by her sister, Mrs. J. E. Kiefer and Mr. Kiefer, 4710 Central Ave. Miss Dorgan is a daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. W. A. Dorgan, 5140 Washington Blvd. Mr. Modrall is the | son of Mrs, D. F. Modrall, Traders | Point. They will be married June | 1 at the Marott Hotel. | Mrs. James Nicolai, Jacksonville, | Fla., who is to be to arrive tomer.

and and |

at the wedding, is to arrive tomorrow in time for the dinner which is | to be given for the immediate fami- | lies of the couple. An informal reception will follow. » " »

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lawton, 1628 | Medford Ave. will entertain to- |

| night with a dinner for Miss Emily |

Lou Stine and her fiance, Robert | Waggener, who are to be married Saturday, The ceremony will be at the home |

of the bride-to-be's parents, Mr, |

Mrs. Walter C. Marmon, Bren- and Mrs. Joseph. Stine, 530 E. 52d |

donwood, is spending a few days in Atlantic City. Miss Helen Schofield is among re- | cent arrivals at the Hotel Com-|

| modore, New York. |

Week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, 6135 N. Pennsylvania St.,, will be Mr. and Mrs. William | Curran, Louisville, Ky., and James | J. Ryan, Chicago, who will arrive | Sunday. Included in the party at the race | Monday will be Mr. and Mrs. Alvin | R. Jones and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker, Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. Scott will entertain following the the race with a buffet | supper. Other guests will be Messrs. | and Mesdames W, J. Caughlin, Wal- | ter J. Stuhldreher, Fred Mehafley, William J. Mooney Jr., Robert | Kessing, John Jones, William C. | Fox, W. J. Robinson Jr., Michael | Duffecy Jr.

and George O'Connor. 'b

St. Mr, Waggener is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Waggener, Rushville

u n " Mrs. E. F. Riddell, 5535 Central Ave. will entertain tomorrow with a kitchen shower for her niece, Miss Evelyn Hollingsworth. Miss Hollingsworth, daughter of Mrs. Cathryn Hollingsworth,

Cathedral son of

rectory Mr.

Peter and Paul to Melvin D. Hanlin,

{and Mrs. M. O. Hanlin, Portland.

Guests tomorrow are to be Misses Lucille Kuhn, Margaret hay, Mary Catherine Lillian Kneip, Agnes Margaret Hollingsworth guerite Grossart; Mesdames lingsworth, Homer Riddell, Carl Verborg Sr. and Carl Verborg Jr. Miss Margaret Hollingsworth will e her sister's only attendant and

Gallagher, Mattingly,

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|N. Alabama St., will be married at {10:30 a. m. next Monday in SS. |

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and Mar- | Hol- |

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| her cousin, John Hollingsworth, will |

To Hold Supper|

“Brahm's Contemporaries” will be the program theme for a supper meeting of Mu Phi Epsilon, nation- | al music honor sorority, tonight at |

Miss Ruth Wagener, program | chairman, is to discuss Grieg, Liszt, | Dvorak, Tschaikowsky, Wagner, | Schumann and Cesar Franck, com=~ | paring Brahm'’s ideas to their compositions. Appearing on the musical program will be Mrs. Russell Spivey, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Leonore I. Frederickson; Miss Mary | Zimmerly, pianist; Miss Carmen | Jones, contralto, accompanied by Miss Charlotte Moore; Mrs. Ben- | nett Lewis, pianist, and Miss Vir- | ginia Bassett, pianist. Assisting the hostess will be the | Misses Zimmerly, Ramona Wilson, |

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| bridegroom-to-be’s

be best man. A breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club will follow the ceremony. “ =u iss Essie Alice Scott, herself a last night

M bride-to-be, entertained

at her home, 6056 E. Washington | 6:30 p. m. today.

St., with a linen shower for Miss Ruth Gingery. to B. Allan Scott, of Donald Leukhardt June 18. Assisting the hostess last night was her mother, Mrs. John Scott.

Guests with Miss Gingery were (and later will show a film, “Behind CG the Shadow.”

| gery and Mrs. A. C. Leukhardt, the | De secretary of the nutrition camp Yori Mes- | committee, will be camp hostess. |

her mother, Mrs. Walter G. Ginmother; dames James Lawrence, John A Scott, Paul Pritchard, Earl Booth Owen Beckley and Jean Phillips, Misses Edith Gingery, Catherine

and Josephine Foerderer, Edwina

Achenbach, Mildred Wallace and

| Adult Education Department of the Marion County Tuberculosis Society is to speak at the monthly meeting of Indianapolis Purdue Women at

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Purdue Women

You meet her these days In nearly every magazine you see, because she is America's “most beautiful model” . . , so designated by those who should know, Adorned with bobby-pins and lounging, not in an evening gown, but in pajamas, Miss Judd admitted today she does most of the

things the average person doesn't attribute to glamour girls, Hostesses will include Mesdame

She even washes her own hair | C. C. Rothman, R. L. Guede], Pau and has never crossed the | Ameter, Elizabeth threshold of a beauty parlor, ” u n Miss Judd, who is here from New York, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judd, 325 Berkley Road. She formerly was a model at L. S. Ayres store, She loves her work. She has enthusiasm for it. She gets up at |

| morrow,

| The Wednesday Afternoon

| Memorial Building. Mrs,

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The Home Economics Club planned a picnic for tomorrow Gregg Farms. The committee cludes Mesdames O. F. H. W. Dragoo and A. R. Dewey,

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7:30 in the morning and the “time goes by so fast it makes me dizzy.” She continually is amused by the fan mail she receives, Proposals — people wanting money—movie offers. She would adore silver but can't afford them, infinitely entertained at the thought of her title. Being the “most beautiful model in America” is a stiff dose for such a charming and uncomplicated person.

morrow at the home of Mrs E. C. Matthews, 1502 S | Mrs, A, “Japanese Rulers” and Women” will be Mrs. A. C, Cald well’s topic,

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uled meetings for today. The ” " n Miss Judd is the living proof of the fact that you can do anything if you sufficently want to. She has exploded the age-old theory that makeup is bad for the skin, and her eyebrows, ladies, are unplucked. She is completely her- | 8 self. | Mrs. Robert E. Binkley Is i She smokes (her only vice), is [charge of the Current Literatu: an inveterate tea drinker, and [Club program for tomorrow, Mi thinks the world an altogether | Hugh H. Over, 3041 Central delightful place. | will be hostess. r

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Mrs. Laurel Daughert Delaware St. Mrs, J. Fran Hawaiian chapter. Assistant host esses will be Mrs. J. H, Bell Mrs, William G, Thompson.

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| morrow at her home, 120 W, St. Dr. Edith Davis will “Some Problems of Government will be discussed by Mesdames

In Meeting at Nutrition Camp

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of Arc a 1:30 p tomorrow Joseph

The St. Joan | Club will hold mittee meeting home of Mrs. 4734 Park Ave. Plans are discussed for a breakfast June 14 at the Riviera Club.

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Miss Flora A. Dutcher of the

The college women are to hold covered dish supper at the Camp with P

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| Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevell

Miss Dutcher will conduct the

Lewis will speak on “Willlamsburg' and Miss Betty Marie Starr, vocal ist, and Miss Roberta Bland, harp= ist, are to present several selections.

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1st Lady Gives Pearls 'To John's Bride-to-Be

Club | will hold a guest day meeting at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the World War Gravee

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Bradford, Bob | Shank, Arthur Overbay, W. E. Haw-

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Weidleigh,

| Japan will be the discussion tople al the Zetathea Club meeting toMary Draper St, J. Hueber is to speak on “Japanese

Two chapters of the Internations al Travel Study Club have schede Mt, Vernon chapter will hold a lunche

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Harding will entertain ( members of the Inter Nos Club to 43d assist,

Al= len T. Post, A. H, Friend and Bert

| closed today that she already has

| members on a tour of the camp [presented her traditional wedding

| Miss Louise Burkle, president; M

IS 4 { Miss Beulah Christie, corresponding secretary.

| Wagner, Beatrice Northstrum, June |

: “» Ruth Danford, Marguerite Goene, Evelyn | Mvtra

gift—a string of pearls Lindsay Clark, who on June 18 wi become the bride of her | son, John When

Mrs. Hubert T, Wag |

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Officers to be installed Mrs. Roosevelt

W. Ayton, vice president, a

[in-law presented her a | collar” as a wedding gift Committee chairmen include Miss | 0f the President's sons were

Jones, membership; Miss ried, Mrs. Rosevelt gave ead Thompson, roster; Mrs. | bride one string of the pearls.

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The gift

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to Miss Clark takes th

married

nd | Franklin D. Roosevelt, her motherpearl “dog

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| Baker, transportation; Mrs. Ralph | W, Hook, finance; Mrs. Herbert A. Asperger, delegate to the Indianap- | an- | olis Council of Women; Mrs. Steele

Museum.” Her talk is one of a series | arranged by Mrs. Noble Dean, as- | sociation radio chairman.

arrangements chairman at St. Ag- | Frances Wishard and Mrs, nes. Assisting her are Misses Mary | L. Wagner, { Bosler and Camilla Keogh. Miss | Anna Klein is tennis chairman ai

James Miss Nina Ruth Sherman, Morocco. ” ”n ”

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last strand of the original weddi | gift, Mrs. Roosevelt said. With th pearls, she has sent Miss Clark chest of silver. This gift also is

ner and a business session at 7p. n Maps

Miss Rosemary has

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Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic | L.ocal Club ’ Musical Program Beta Chapter of Phi Theta Delta | C

Club. Dr. Nila B. Smith, state president, will conduct initiation services for seven pledges x x will meet Friday night at the home of Miss Delight Otto, 4013 Byram Ave. Pledge services were held last night at the home of Miss Elda |

Merle Warrenburg, 3026 Boulevard Place.

| A musical program is to be presented at the Indiana Poetry So- | ciety’s guest meeting at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Claypool Hotel |

» | Florentine Room. and Mrs. |

Mrs. Carl A. Taylor John R. Craig are to be hostesses. | Appearing on the program will be | Mrs. Josephine Duke Motley, vo- | calist, who will be accompanied by | Mrs. M. D. Didway. Mrs. Florence | Free MacDonald, soloist, will be ac- | companied hy Mrs. Lawrence Haves. Mrs. Hilda Kendall will give an : » | Irish monolog and Miss Lois EckMembers of Gamma Chapter of hard will entertain with Negro | Omega Nu Tau Sorority will enter- | dialect recitations. Poems from her | tain with a party at the Russian latest book will be read by Mrs. Izba tonight. Hostesses will be Miss | Margaret Bruner, Newcastle, the | Marguerite Hastey, Mrs. Mina Dodd | Society's poet laureate. and Mrs Margaret Ulrich. { Rowvert Marsischke, violinist, will > : | be accompanied by Miss Olive Kiler, Mrs. John Langsdorf was installed | and Miss Marion Laut, pianist, will as president of Alpha' Chapter, Pi| also play. | Omega Sorority, at a meeting last night at the Canary Cottage {

Other officers are Mrs. Michael | (on Moto Club

» ” Mesdames Helen Layton, Melba | Massey and Wilda Dobbs have been | chosen to represent Mu Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon Sorority at the state convention in Marion June 11 and 12.

= ”» ” Members of Phi Chapter of Delta | Chi Sigma Sorority will hold a white | clephant party tomorrow night at | the home of Miss Alice Wilde, 2358 | Kenwood Ave.

Meeting Today

‘Mrs. Leslie S. Hallam, 5456 N. Miss Virginia | Capitol Ave. was to be hostess at 2 p. m. today at a meeting of the Con Moto Club. Mrs. E. E. Gardner was to be cohostess. ‘Mrs. A. A. Deardorf was to pre- | side at the business meeting and | Miss Lucille Stewart was to read a | paper entitled “Modern Musical | , | Events.” Hl Mrs. william Goory, contralto, | |was to sing “Der Tod Und Das Madchen,” “Sotto il Ciel,” “May the | Maiden,” and “The House That Jack Built.” Mrs. PF. G. McMillan, soprano, was to sing a group of selections, accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Shannon. Her group was to include “Widmung,” “Sans Toi” and “Der Skreg en Fugl.” A social hour was to follow the program.

Dorcas ‘Secret Pal

Breakfast’ Thursday

Mrs. J. IL. McDermott will be hostess at a “Secret Pal Breakfast” for Dorcas Club members at a. m. Thursday. Mrs. Cecil Vestal will report on the recent national convention of the Needlework Guild of America and the club’s welfare work for the past year. An election of officers will follow Mrs. Fred Harrison will speak on “Why a Secret Pal?” The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Lee Hagerty. Mrs. Leland Rinker, president, will preside.

Dance Tomorrow Night The Marion County unit of the Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind wiil hold a card party and dance at All Souls Unitarian Church at 8 p. m. tomorrow night. The committee includes Miss Ruby Bell, Walter Cicenas, Mrs. Agnes Hercamp, Leroy Hoon and Robert Lancaster. Proceeds will go to benefit the blind.

Surprised on Birthday The Christ Church boys’ choir and trafTic boys of School 29 recently held & surprise birthday party for Melvin Bromberg. OQut-of-town guests included Mrs. Hayes Beaver and Mrs. Don Moore and daughters, | June, Julia and Donna, Westfield.

Hold May Day Exercises School 30 will hold its May Day exercises at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow afternoon at Indianola Park. Miss Mary Helen McCleaster will be crowned May Queen. She received the highest grades in the 8A class. A penny supper will follow. The

Plan Church Luncheon Mrs. James C. Carter is hostess | chairman for the Woman's Association of the Meridian Street Methodist Church May luncheon at 12:30 p. m, tomorrow at the church parlors. Assisting her will be section

| St. Agnes.

Mothers’ Club Plans Luncheon and Shower

A benefit kitchen shower and luncheon-bridge will be given by the Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers’! Club for the Butler active chapter | were to be honored guests at a tea | at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the chap-| from 3 to 5 p. m. today at Newman ter house, 408 W. 44th St. | Hall, 4610 N. Tllinois St. given by Table appointments will be in| the Newman Mothers’ Club. the sorority colors, red and white. Mrs. Addison E. Coddington fis Mrs. Ed Messick is program chair- | tea chairman. A program was to man and Mrs, Frank Alvin and |be given by Miss Mary Louise Mrs. George Voss will be hostesses. | Houck,

EVENTS

SORORITIES Miss Flossie Noland,

Honor Mothers’ Clubs | At Newman Club Tea |

Butler University mothers’ clubs

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Lambda Gamma. m. today. Sheridan. Phi Gamma Rho. ville Rd. Delta, Xi Delta Xi. 8 p. m. Wed. Miss Alice Schaefer, hostess. Kappa, Alpha Omicron Alpha. Wed. night. Miss Edith Meyers, hostess. Social meeting.

Alpha, Omega Nu Tau. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Lincoln Hotel, CARD PARTIES

Ladies’ Aux, B. & O. Railroad Veteran Employees’ Association. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Gas Co. Mrs. J. T. Moriarty, Mrs. E. G. Bum=gardner, cochairmen. Active Girls’ Club. W. B. A. 140. 8 p. m. today.

LODGES

Past Noble Grand Club, Southeastern Rebekah. Dink Faris, hostess. Ironwood Tent, 2430, Royal Neighbors of America. 8 p. m. Thurs. Castle Hall. Memorial service. All members requested to be present. Gold Mound Council, Degree of Pocahontas. Fannie Wicker, 5055 Manker, hostess. luncheon. Queen Esther Aux, O. E. S. Fri. afternoon. Masonic Temple, North and Tlinois Sts. Mrs. Myrtle Armer, hostess, Mrs. Carl Jones, president,

bp. 8 p. m. Wed. Mrs. George A. McNaught, Rock-

Power & Light Co.

Wed, night. Mrs.

Thurs. noon. Mrs. Cards, covered dish

Sorority Head

{ Dyer, Edward LaShelle and R. E. | Turner and Misses Martha Taylor

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cochairmen. A food sale will follow. | public is invited. » »

Mrs. L. C. Robinson, Lexington, | national Phi Beta Sorority | president was honored guest at a| luncheon given today by the local chapter at the home of Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth. Mrs. Robinson will preside at an initiation service tonight at the home of Mrs. Harley Rhodehamel for Mesdames Val Nolan, Cyrus

and Cynthia Maus. | New officers are to be honored | guests at a Founders’ Day dinner tomorrow night. Executives are Miss Mabel Hill, president; Mrs. Xllsworth, vice | president; Miss Ewen Short, secre-tary-treasurer, and Mrs. Rhode- | hamel, historian. Mrs. Robinson is | director of the Lexington Civie | | | | |

Theater,

Holliday Auxiliary To Attend Luncheon

Mrs. Lawrence V. Sheridan, | Brendonwood, will be hostess at 1 p. m. tomorrow at a steak grille | and luncheon for members of the John H. Holliday Jr. 186 Auxiliary, | American Legion. Election of officers is to follow. On the arrangements committee for the event are Mesdames Sheridan, Gilbert Wildrick and Ralph M. McKinstray.

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| Friday night for her

| nounced that Miss Josephine Russo | Churchman, alternate; Mrs. Herto be her maid-of-honor when | man Boots, visiting committee, and |

she becomes the bride of Edward | Mrs. Robbins, publicity chairman. | Roosevelt family.

J. Boyle at 9 a. m. June 25 in SS. |

Peter and Paul Cathedral. Miss Arvin is a daughter of Mrs, Gertrude Arvin, 2821 N. Illinois St. Mr. Boyle is a son of Mrs. Katharine M. Boyle. Miss Agnes Arvin is to be her sister's bridesmaid; Jacob Bovle is to be his brother's best man and Hardey Stohler and Harry Lantz are to usher, > w = Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan 1s to be hostess at a miscellaneous shower niece, Miss Nora Sullivan, who is to be married Monday to Bernard J. Pate rick at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Miss Sullivan has announced that Mrs. Margaret Brackett is to be matron of honor and that C. E. Clemmens will be best man.

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