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Federation of Clubs

I eaders

Conter in Preparation tor State Convention 1 omorrow

Delegates Will Represent 26,000 Voting Members; State Tax Revision Resolution Among Proposals to Be Presented.

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An executive board meeting this evening will precede the formal | opening of the Indiana Federation of Clubs’ state convention tomorrow

at the Claypool Hotel.

Delegates representing 26,000 voting members and scores of visitors

are expected to atiend the three-day sessions.

“Womanhood Arrives”

is the theme selected for the conference. Among resolutions to come before the convention is one asking that

the organization reaffirm its policy of urging state tax revision. Another resolution will urge ‘‘flexibility of organization” in American foreign policy “in order to meet emergencies as they occur.” Other proposals to be acted upon call for the support of the Dies Committee, the backing of the Pan-American conferences and the reaffirmation of the federation’s backing of safet: movements

Officers to Be Elected

Several officers will be elected at this year’s convention. Nominees to date include Mrs. George W. Jaqua, Winchester, president; Mrs, W. D. Keenan, Indianapolis, second vice president; Mrs. Russell Cramer, Sullivan, corresponding secretary, Miss Hazel Agnew, Winamac, third vice president; Mrs. J. H. Howarth, Pine Village, trustee An advisory board meeting at 9 a. m. tomorrow will open convention sessions. The council will convere at 10 a. m. te ‘discuss the Fauntleroy Home, the small club in the federation, convention problems and the Club Woman Magazine. The American Home Department and district and county presidents will hold luncheons. Reports of officers and special committees are scheduled for the afternoon, Department conferences will follow a hour at 4 p. m Mi LaFell = Dickinson, second vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak convention dinner on “Women I want You to Meet

Reports to Be Read

radio at the al UE

An art breakfast and institute and parlimentary law class are to pe held early Wednesday morning. Resolutions will be read for the first i at the Wednesday morning mn. District will be 1 at 6.30 p. m L. E. Adolfson, University of will speak on ‘Calling Youth at the general 5101 Other speakers will be L B. Shackelford, Department of Public Welfare, “Welfare in Imdiana”; Ariss Julia Landers, co-ordinator of I Accident Prevention eau Highway Safety”; Miss aret March-Mount, U. S. For Service, “From Dust-Bowl Depths ‘of Alpine Heights and Miss Mary Matthews, ‘A New Library Service for Club Women neheons scheduled for Wednesinclude those ‘of Junior Women, Citizenship, EducaPublic Welfare and Legislation departments Miss. Emma Pusche the @hild Welfare Division of American Legion, will speak ‘on “The Community's ReI for Child Welfare 2:45 pp. Mm. “Mental Hy- \ Federation” is the Dr. Ada Schwitzer at 3:15 A tea style show at Auditorium get for 3:30

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Leonhardt will talk ‘on and the EuUropean Deelopment” at the banquet. Mrs Richard J. Turrentine, ‘director 'of the Texas Federation of Clubs, will talk ‘on “Woman's Responsibility in Today's World.” District breakfasts will be Held Thursday morning. DeWitt Morsuperintendent ‘of City schools, Is This a Changing general ‘session Thursday mornin The Standards of Living the topic selected by Walter 'Gingery, principal of Washington High School. Prof. ‘Charles Kinter '¢f Butler University and Miss Ada Bicking, director of Jordan ‘Conservatory of Music, alse a led Ne

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tomorrow and Wednesday SOTOTity will council met yesterday Officers Will Be installed at anniversary Founders’ panquet of Alpha Chapter Omega Ohi Sorority Wednedday evening at the Canary Cottage Mrs. Mary Misges Agnes and Tioretta Nayrocker, ‘chapter memwill diamonds their ‘organization pins and dorto ‘each

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bers veceive small for sages are to Ye presented member Mises Aletha Hayden, Gertride Henn and Aghes Nayrocker are in charge ‘of arrangements

Members of the Mothers’ Club of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority at ButTer University will Hold 4 uheheon meeting at o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the chaprer Hhouse Mis. Carl Schubert, Mus, George Voss and Miss Josephine Reed will Pe hostesses for the meeting

Mrs. Grace B. Golden will talk on Apron Strings” in A Program spondored By the Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club of Butler University at 2:30 p.m. today in the Mdiana World War Memorial Shrine. The Butler University faculty, mothers clubs amliated With sororities and fraternities on the campus and friends of the group are to attend.

Nrembers of ‘the Kappa Deira Alamnae Association are to elect officers for the ensuing year at a meeting tonight at the home of Nis, Carl Winter, 6001 Ralston Drive. A discussion Will be cone ducted on the sorority's national convention this summer at Yellow. stone National Park

The Twaianapolis Avsociate Chapter of TH Kappa Sorority will close fts activities for the year With & bridge tea this afbernoon at the

Civic Workshop | Will Give Kerr Plav Tonight

Members of the Workship Thea- | ter will present a play, “They're None of Them Perfect” (Sophie Kerr), after the annual business meeting of the Civic Theater membership at 8 o'clock tonight at the Theater. Mrs, Armold Skyrme is director of the production. Annual reports will be presented |

by Frank J. Hoke, president, and| tea and style show Friday at Ayres’ auditorium. The | G

other officers during the meeting Five new directors are to be elected. | The Workshop Theater was organized recently for theater members not ‘engaged in major productions. Members of the cast for tonight's play are Mesdames Edward O'Neill, H. H. Armholter, H. E Nyhart, Pauline Gray; Misces Frances Westcott, Traber Guthrie, Lind Blackwell and Mr. John Connor Mrs. Walter Houppert will charge of hand props

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Washington High P.-T. A. Gong to

Polls Thursday

Officers will be ‘elected at the final meeting ‘of the Washington High School Parent-Teacher Association | at 7:30 p. m. Thursday following the annual Awards Day ‘exercises and strawberry festival at the school. Mrs. Margaret Raley will present readings ‘during the association meeting and Miss Helen Ferrell will) play a program ‘of ‘organ selections Miss Betty Fielder, daughter of Mrs. Mildred Fielder, 1234 Sharon Ave. will reign as May Qufen over the Awards Day activities Thursday Court attendants will be Misses Beatrice Brittain, Mary Catherine Hazelw'ood, Ruth Hollingsworth, Tucille McDuffie, Victoria Repcheft and Martha Thompson Following the gervices at 3 ‘o'clock 4 tea dance will Be sponsored at 5 p. m hy the Continental Girls Athletic Association THe strawberry festival supper will be served from 5 te 7p. Mm. Mrs, Dewey Larue is general chairman ‘of the refresh- | ments committee

Travel Auxihary | To Convene Here

annual convention of adies’ Auxiliary to ‘the United Commercial Travelers of Mdiana will pe held Friday and Saturday in the Hotel Hotel Lincoln. Delesates Will attend from Terre Haute South Bend, Ft. Wayne, Evansville, Elkhart and Indianapolis The convention will ‘open with a dinner Miday evening in the Travertine Room, followed by a ‘card party for auxiliary and ‘council menibers be Held Saturday Morning im the Addembly Room, with Miss Edna Gardner, president, presiding A Tuncheon and another ‘card party Saturday will ‘conelude activities. State officers of the organization inelide Mrs. Tiowvis Schmde, Ft. Warne, Honorary president; Miss ‘Gardner, president; Mrs Thomas Digan, Mdianapolis, vice president; Mrs. O. 'G. Areld, South Bend, recording secretary: Mrs Arthur M. Denshie, Terre Haute treasurer, and Mrs. Teroy Nrartin, state press chairman.

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are among features of Meetings of Greek letter sororities today One mothers’ give a lunches Wednesday. Members of a state

club Aafmiljate with a Butler

Hotel Riley. Active and members are to attend

inactive Recently elected officers of gs Epsiton Chapter of Delta Theta Taw Sorority are to he mstalled tonight following a formal Banquet in the Gold Room of the Marott Hotel Officers elude Mrs. Noble Bide dinger, president; Mis. Hany W Bradley, vice president; Mis, WilTiam Walken, recording «ecretary: Mis. Tyan Rhoades, treasiier: Mrs. Richard Smith, sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs Rex Haines, his rtoran

Mrs. Theodore Fleck, 5693 £ Washington St, Will entertain members 6f rvington Chapter, Ep sifoh Sigma Omicron Sorority, at 2 P.M. tomorrow. Miss Ruth Fee Will review “The Nite” Emil bwdwig) |

Formal initiation services or four pledge members of Mu Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon Sorority are vo be Held this evening following a @inwer at 6:80 p. Mm. at Whispering Winds Neophytes who will pe initiated are Miss Mary Douise Byrn, Nriss Nena Wooltong, Mis. A. ©. Peck and Mis. C. A. Boehn. Hostess for the dinner and meeting will be Mesdames Richard Davton, George Khapp and Thateher Massey,

Mrs. Norman Schneider reviewed “Remember the End” (Turmbuil) before delegates of the mdtana chapters of Beta Sigma Phi, honor arty edication Sorority, at their council Meeting yesterday in the

Boulevatd Room of the Antes

Hotel. A luncheon followed. Miss Catherine Martin, state president,

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Anniversary Dinner, Initiation | [sted on Sorority P banquet, initiation Pe pledee members and a book Poetry Society |

U. Tea and Style Show

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The Central W. C. T. U. will spongor a musical | ‘dames Robert H, White, Harry Stitle Sr. and George

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Reserva

Have Been Made for W.C. T. U. Tea and Style Show Friday

More than 400 reservations have

been made for the musical tea and

style show the Central W. C. T. U. will give at 2:15 p. m. Friday after-

noon in Ayres’ Auditorium Mrs. William A. Devin will be soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur | Monninger. The Madrigal Singers of Technical High School will sing, directed by J. Russel Paxton. Miss | Leora Crumrine, Miss Elsie F Adams and Elizabeth Smith, violin- | ists, will play, accompanied by Mrs. | Edith Sharp. Edmund Jung will] present a reading. Mrs. W, W | Reedy, president, will preside. Mrs. Fred K. Stucky is chairman of Nostestes for the tea, assisted by the Misces Winifred Amick, Dorothy Cook, Emma Jean Church, Mary Ellen Shirley, Vera Nicolia and Margaret Antibus

Hostesses Announced |

Tea table hostesses will include Mesdames C. T. Austin, Guy © Carpenter, Richard M. Millard, S. J Hatfield, ¥. T. McWhirter, F, ¥F Hutchins, ©. H. Rose, EE. W. Stockdale, E. T. Karst, ¥. P. McCoy, John Sink, ‘George Roberts, George MilTer, E. P. Messick, Llewellen Tevis Martha Best, Thomas D. Wddds

Nellie TaRoch, R. E. Hinman, HH. D O'Brien, 8. C. Fuliver, O. 8S. Jaquith J. H. Irost, Phoebe Link and the Rev. Ella Kiroft, Others Who will serve as Wostessos Melude Mesdames J. Ray Stanton Pr. 'C. Schmitz, Charles Tree, I" M Pittman, Charles ‘Grant, Hubert) Jordan, 'C. E, Carter, H, R. Kaster-| day, PD. 0. Taylor, . EE. Johnson, | Susie Dimmick, Frank Smith, William Paulsel, William Harley, Is, W.| Galloway, 'C. H. Burgess, A. B. Carr J. 8. Barth, Joseph Ake, Walter Marmion, R. N. Harger, Paul Dorsey, Tora *B. Hughes, €, M. Cannaday, C. 1. Baker, Ada Roberts, J. ¥ Huffer, Alice Wood, Stella Cotton, Samuel Wier, Eimer Bostic, Samuel | Ashby, HH. M. Stitle and George Bares

Assist at Tables |

Additional hostesdes will meiude |

Megdames BR. H. White, Roy Egbert,

A business meeting will N. H. Jordan, R. D. Stover, 0. M. ed

wider, George Tittle, Clavwde Lowder, ©. W. Ackman, ¥. A. Durnell, A. K, Wolf, Ann Stuart, ©. £ Schultz, Florence Haris, BW Mundon, Fntel Hislop, W. E. Pen: nington, E. S. Eberhardt, €. ® Smith, Salome Brown, Roscoe Beet: ley, ‘Glen Diddle, 1. M. Burge, J. E Andrews, John Booth awd Nrary Sommers { Alde Assisting will be Mesdames | Aller ‘Sommers, Wallace HW, Hall, | Robert Bland, FaWaArd Moore, Martha Blacker, Herbert Lacy, | May Baker, Ann Meyers, P.O. Wil-| R. Jones, J, E. Gilpin, W W. Reedy, ©. A, MePheeters, May gatet Schmid, O. W. Fifer, [ester Patterson, John G. Benton, ed Deine, Miss Jean Kitlin and Miss Emmabelle Waldo

Invites Guests

The annual guest meeting of the Mdiana Poetry Society will be held | Saturday evening in the Merentine | Room of the Claypool Hotel with Mis. ‘Carl A. Tavior and Mis, Jonn RoPert Craig as Rostesses The meeting Will Te in observance of National Poetry Week Several Broadeasts Have been ar ranged for this Week BY the wo: ciety. Misses Florence Tavior, Nay gatet Boyd, June Winona Snyder

| services

I'ea Planned for Senior Class at | St. Agnes School

Members of the 1939 graduating class of St. Agnes Academy will be honored by the St. Agnes Academy Alumnae Association at a tea from 3-5 Pp. m. Sunday at the academy. Five hundred mvitations have been issued to the tea for the 45 senfors. Mrs. W. K. McGowan and Mrs, Robert Dinnin will preside at the tea table and music will be provided by Miss Jeanne Safford, harpist In the receiving line will be officers of the Alumnae Association and of the graduating ‘class. Class officers are Miss Mary Goebes, pres: ident; Miss Delores Kirch, vice préesident: Miss Margaret Humann, secretary, and Miss Mary Bosler, tréasurer. Alumnae officers include Miss Mary Tionise Drew, president; Miss Mary Jo Maher, vice president; Miss Rita Conheér, treasurer, and Miss Pegey Sweeney, secretary,

Collector Gives Talk at Hesron Museum Friday

Mrs. Frederic Krull, collector, will speak at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the John Heron Art Museum under the sponcorship of the aectivi= ties committee of the Art Assdcias tion of Tdianapolis. Mrs. Noble Dean, chairman of the committee, is nN charge of arrangements Mrs, Kridl's subject Will He “Toller de Jouy’ and a display of her ols lection of toiles, 18th Century print: fabrics fom France will be Prints ewned By the Mus eum alse Will Be on exhibition Mrs, Krill will wear an 18th Centry costume Téa Will be served following lecture

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Atrelan Group To Meet, Install

New officers will be installed folTowing the president's day aeheon of the Alpha Kappa Daten Club tomorrow at Whispering Winds, The meeting will close the club kt activities til ext fall. Officers Whe Will take over (heir Posts are Mis Roger Knode Brown, president; Mis. Robert Zaiser, vice president: Miss Robert W. Faulkner, | recording secretary: Mis. Richard Hill, treasurer: Mis, W. C. Moll, his torian,; Mrs, John Rush, parliaMentarian: Mis. Alvin ©. Johnzon, feventh district delegate, and Mis MayBur F Dandgtal, publicity chairman The committee in chaige nelwdes Mis, Jom Dalton, chairman, Nes: dames W. NM. Wheeler Jr, Adban Nail and Burchard Carr

PT. A. Group to Elect Mambeis of the rent-Teachey Association of Emmaus Dutheran School Will elect offteer: for the 1939-40 term at their Monthly meet:

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Miss Anderson Named Head ot Altrusa Group

Miss Amanda A. Andergon will be instalied as president of the Indianapolis Altrusa Club in formal Friday Jume 16 Officers were elected recently following a dinner meeting the Columbia Club Others who will Anderson Miss vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle secretary; Mrs IMcetta Scehwor; Miss Tey Branch enore rredevickeon and Miss diroetors, and Miss district represen-

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Mis Marie Fdith tative Chairmen of standing committens who were announced at the meet: mg elude Miss Mamie PD. Tareh membership: Miss Jessie Jollv, wavs ANd means: Miss Ada B. Robinson fellowship: Miss Fiste Miller, Altra: san: Miss Minnie Hardegan, ¢ducas tion; Miss Ella Groninger, constitu= tion and by-laws: Mrs, Frederickson music: Mrs. A. C. Goll, budget; Miss Branch, public affairs: Mise Mary A. Mever publicity: Mrs. Marion Yallup, nonpartisan public affairs for women: Miss Katherine Mertz program, first quarter; Miss Jessie Bass, program, second quarter; Mis Schvomever, program, third quar= ter: Mrs. Blanche Mitchell, program fourth quarter; Mrs, Ora 1. Shepnerd, mternational relations; Miss Jo Rigler, house, first quarter; Miss Minnie Hardegan, house, eeond Pr. Tilly Clements, house and Miss Mary Dickfourth quarter A 8140 Eeholarship award was to A student at Franklin Cel a oraduate of Manual Traming High School. An allowance of $100 Ald was made 10 provide for eiris at Camp Minivanea, Shelby, Mich Consultation gervices By club mem Pers for high school girls Will be continued. Miss Bertha Leming ie chairman of vocational guidance committee

State GG. O. P. Club Meets Thursday

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B. Penadum, Munee president of the Delaware County Woman = Republican Clvh, will speak at the meating of the Imdiana Woman zs Republican Cah Thu E= day Mm Vestal Gardens, home of Mie, Alpert HH. Vestal in Andeieon A chartered Pus Will leave the THRs mdianapolis Women at tending. Bus reservations are to pe made With Mis Herbert baekey of Miss Fuanics MeNanny Names of the Anderson Wom= ane Republian Cah will assist Mie, Vestal Sith arangements for the piente Tancheon

Two New Groups

Added to B. P. W.,

Hho Ripe FRENCH LICK, May 22=—BusiNeEx and professional WOMeRSs oF ganizations at Rockport and Wil= IAMEpOrt were granted membership Nn the diana Federation of Busis and Professional Clube during the closing ression of the state convention nee yesterday Miss Genevieve Brown, former state president, made the presentation Mise Sallie Butler, Mdianapolis Fetiring fist vice president, will

Mis. Marl

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Read the group for the ensuing wear. |

Offers were elected Saturday afters noon

DF. Emily Hickman of the New

Ad Nis. W. 8 Wilken will present | Ng at 1:43 p.m Wednesday at the Jersey State College tor Women, ad=

the programs at 2:45 pm. today over WEBM: 4:15 p wm. Wednesday, | 10:30 A. Mm. ThHureday and 1:45 p.m sunday, over WIRE,

Board Will Name New

Chairmen of Couneil

Chairmen of standing committess for next year will be named at the Anal board meeting of the reason of the Mdianapolis Couwnell of Woren at 10 a. wm. omornow Ww the Banner Whitehill awditorium

Mrs. Jackson to Speak Mis. Chie Jackson will speak folowing the 33d anniversary and guest day luncheon of the des pendent Social Club at 1 pW. to] Mortew at the home of ® B 5. Byrket, 3127 N. Capitol Ave. Nig | oh Clugn will talk on “Between Ux ris.”

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presided at the session and Mise | Nie Gertiude Corydon and Mise |

Juanita Biddle, Kansas City, national field secretary, was a

Mo, LaVerne Phillips are cochaitmen of Ih recent services at the Marott URE, arrangements,

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sehool hall

Miss Jeanne Woodward was fas | stalled ar president of Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa Sorority,

Hotel. (Block Photo)

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direswed the convention yesterday

Active in Sorority Circles

Officers of Alpha Epsilon Chaps

| ter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, will

be installed tonight following a dinner at Marott. Mise Kathryn Douglag is corresponding secre

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Womens |

Brides-to-Be Are Guests at Round of Fetes

Helen Behmer Announces Attendants for Wedding | Here June 17,

The ranks of June brides-to-be (have been increased by the ans | nouncement of three more engagements, another bride-to-be has | selected her attendants, and host: | esses continue to fete their friends [with a series of prenuptial parties | and showers, | Miss Helen Behmer, daughter of IMT, and Mrs. Walter J. Behmer, 2210 Broadway, whose marriage to Roscoe W. Batts, son of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Batts, Seireleville, will | be June 17, has chosen Mrs. William | Jackson for her matron of honor.

|the bridal and

| families

party

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Robert Pruyn will be hostesses at

la erystal shower June 1. Mis. Davis |

(will honor the bride-to-be at a Mmis-

|epllaneous shower on June 2. Mis. | William P Cooling and Mis. Wil: |

Millikan will linen on June 7. George ®. Biegler the date for a shower she will give for Miss | Behmer, Mis. Stewart R. Combs, | Terre Haute, is another hostess whe has not get the date for her ehina shower for Miss Behmer at the | home of her mother, Mis Chaves MeFadden, Woodruff Place, Mis, Page Golsan, Plattshuig, | N. Y., formerly Miss Tsabel Zeller, | mdianapolis, will arrive June 10 to be Miss Behmer's guest until) after the wedding. Mis, Jack] O'Shea. Atlanta, Ga, Will come June 1 to visit her mother, Mis Agatha Ward, and will attend the wedding

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5 & 4% Mise June Ambuhl, daughter of | Mr. and Mis. Ernest © Ambuhl, | whose marriage to Gene Lacy, son | of My, and Mis, Herbert Lacy wil Pe June 4 will He Honor guest at a miscellaneous shower omorron [night at the home of Miss Alberta Brandleinn, 3618 N. 111inois St Guests at the shower with the pride-to=pe, her mother and the | wother of the bridegioom=to-pe, | will include Mesdames Fail Gaston, | Wilbur Clem Gene Saltmarsh, | Bertha Dents, Ann Hess, Fed Hess, | Harvey Zorh, Clavde Lehn, Panline | Kierey Paunline Vogel, Williaw | Branden, James Jeffyies, Irina | slider, Miss Wilma AMBuil, a sis=| of the Dride:=to=pe, and Miss | Jean Clem [| Mie William Farhart, an aunt of Miss AWMPuRI, Will entertain at an= other miscellaneous ghoweyl Wednesday night at her home, 2545 Ponlevard Place THIFLY guests will | attend | # # » | A series of parties has been ars ranged for Mise Dolly Wilkening, daughter of My. and Mis FA Wilkening, 537 BE Maple Road, | whose marbiage 16 Lorn Alien | Parker, won of Lewis A. Parker Centerton, will pe June 10. Mik Jacob Kuntz will entertain | June 2 with a kitehen shower at | the Rome of nei mother, Mis. N Boyer, Miss Betty Stutsman will be Nostess at a lingerie shower June 3 Mie, Eline Jordan has pot met the date for a personal shower she Will | give | Miz, Ray Sears epteitained yeCORY With a miscellaneous shower (OF the Bride=to=pe. Other Rosteszes | WHO have enterfained for Miss Wilkening are Miz Charles Bieloff and Mne Gifford Cast Mise Mary 1. Ross and Mizz Bdith Maffett entertained at the Ross nome, 919 N. Penngvivania 8%, ye: | cOntly With a Mmireelianeous shower | for Miss Julia Gels, Whose Marriage | to Norpert Hunt will be at 9 o'eloek | satuiday morning, June 3, WR Bt Patrick ® Catholic Chueh. Guest inelnded Mesdames Harold MeOollum, Fugene Raftery, Richard | Power, Alpert Geis, mother of the pride=to=pe, and the Mime: Zelia | Kertey, Marie Theobald, Ida Mae Henley, Pmma Vidmar and Goldie | Cole > % 4»

Mizz DaVeine and Mists Ruth Wagener entertained ecently at) their home, 728 Orange 8h, With | A double suiprise =ROWer for Miss Margaiet Dirks and Mist Milayed | Jasper Miss

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Dirk's marriage will be William EwWmion Wn the | fmmanvel Evangelical and Re | formed OChureh, Misz Jasper and | ©. I. Mannweller will be married [June 24 The nRostesses were ass sisted by Merdames Pdward Bloem= key, Pdward Novdnolt and Lee Stutier. Thirty guests attended. * ¥ »

Carl Romsg, Indianapolis, Raz an-= | nounced the engagement and approaening marriage of his daugh= | ter, Irene, to Jesse R Bimpon, | Chicago, son of My. and Mys. Ray Himpson, Monon. The wedding will pe Bunday, June 11, at 3:30 p. Wm in the Prespyterian Chueh in Shel Byvilie Mig Rosx ig a graduate of m= diana University and a member of Zeta Taw Alpha Sorority. My. Simpon ik a graduate of Indiana and a member of Delta Tau Delta Fra= terpity » » »

Mizz Margaret Quatman, daugh= ter of My. and Mie. John Quatman, whose marriage to Harold ©. Baker will be June 8 haz ohomen Miss Porothy Weleh az the only attends ant for her wedding, My, Baker's best man will be Robert Hedge, Several parties have peen planned for the bride-to-be | ineluding a erystal shower 3n at the home of Miss Dorothy Clark, | 4711 Guilford Ave, Miss Weleh will! entertain for Miss Quatman June 1 | with a kitehen shower at her home, | 401 N. Emerson Ave, and Mrs, Clyde | Arend will honor the bride-to-be at a miscellaneous shower early in June | » » » | | Mr. and Mis. Michael A, Lyneh | [apnounce the engagement of their | |davghter, Eileen, to Theodore Wacker. The wedding will be July | 1 at the Holy Cross Catholic | b

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— (planned in Miss Behmer’s honor. | Kealing and Mis. |

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MONDAY, MAY 22, 1980 Active in Women's Affairs

Mis, Matty Jo Hackley will pe Couneil president of installed as president of the Nas Sigma Alpha Sorority, in | tional of Women in charge of the national convention | services at 8 p. Mm. tonight at tha

June 17-18 at the Hotel Lincoln, Hotel (Kirkpatriek (Plowman-Platt Photo) Photo.)

Miss Mary Edwards, Central | Epsilon | is Association

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Fitinger, Charles named

Miss Maicia Dena

davghter of Mr. and Mis

Mis. Harold Klepfer is ariang= ing a card party for I'viday at the Indianapolis Power and Light Co 1. Eiiinger, was yecently auditorium. The Auxiliary to the | winner of a popularity contest Refrigeiation Service Fnginedis | conducted at the Hoorier Athletia Bociety is sponzoy Cub (Ramoz=Portery Photo)

Evans Woollen Jr. Heads Dramatic Club for S0th Anniversary Year; His Mother One of Three Founders

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The Dramatic Club has chosen as its president for the year whieh marks ites Ralf-eentuly anniversary Evan: Woollen Jy, whore mother Was one of its trio of founders Other pew officers elected at the annual dinner=danee and busi Hes meeting Saturday night at the Woodstock Club, whieh coneluded this seasons activities, were Mie David P. Williams Ji, viee president, and Frank J. Hoke, tieasurer. Lyman 8 Ayies was ye=elected secyes tary, New ditectoiz are Wilson Motherghead, yetiring president; Mrs Stanley W. shipnes and Di. Frederic W, Taylox It Was Nearly 50 veals ago that the idea of a girls’ matinee ¢lup originated with Mig. Woollen, Miss May Louise Shipp and Miss Mary Pla Colgan While they weie having luneheon at Miss Oolgans house Miss Colgan, Who has been living at Saranae, N. VY, for a number of vears, had just peen giaduated fiom Bmith College, where she Waa Active In amateur theatrical: The thiee young women made a lizt of 30 of their friends who duly ATFived at the Ast meeting at Miss Bhipps home at 10th and Dela» ware Sts, the present William Fortune Rouse, In (he early days mem» PeIE Wiote several of their plays and the Ast production waz staged i the pallioom of Miss Katherine Lewis’ Rouse at 10th and Meridian BE. ROW the home of Mi. and Mis William H. Coleman, Mis: Lewis, WhO Maried an Faglish army officer, has peen ving abroad for many Veare After a vear and a half as a strietly feminine organization the Pramatic Club voted to invite the men 10 joi and henceforth it became An evening affair Week-End Visitors AMong the guesiz Batuiday evening was Richmond, Va. formerly Miss Alice Holliday, who pajents, Mr. and Mis. Jaequelin 8. Holliday, Mr, and Mis. Holliday Fetuined last week 11om Teron, Ariz, where (hey spent the winter, Mig, Millers sister and brother=m=law, Mr. and Mis Perry EB O'Neal, eRtertained informally in her honor preceding the dinner at Woods stock Another visitor heje (his week-end was Miss Emily Moores of Cleveland, Who has been the guest of her prother and sister=in=iaw, Me. and Mis. Charles W. Moores. Misz Helen Hollingeworth will come fom Ann Arbor, Mich, to pend next week-end With her parents, Mp, and Miz, BF. Hollingsworth. Miss Hollingsworth will go © the Nas tional Music Camp at Interlochen, Mieh, for the summer, My, and Mig. Walton M. Wheeler Jy, are Row their new home at 311% N. Pennsylvania 8t. » % 2» MeCreary=-Taggart Wedding June Af 4:30 acloek June 3 at the home of My, and Mrs, Alexander L, Taggart on Spring Mill Road their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Taggart, ix to become the bride of Richaid B. MeCreary Jv, son of Mr, and Mie. Richard B. MeCieary, The ceremony will be ead in the presence of the families and a few friends Misg Taggart attendants will pe hey Montague Jr. of Saginaw, Mieh., mation of Taggart, maid of honor. Mis: Helen Taggart from Vasray College June 2, iz to be married Joreph William Taylor of Rochester, N. V gvivester Johnson Jr. will be My, MeCreary’s best Alex I. Taggart Ji: hey brothers=ifs law, William PF. Wiggins, and My. MeCreary: brother=-in=law, John OQ, Williams, Biephen Wiggiis, nephew of the bride-to=be, will be Ping» peayey Mig. Wigging will give a tea and Kitchen shower Wednesday for Rey sistev. My, Johnson Jr. and Robert ©, Hedges will entertain for Misz Taggart and My. M2Creary at 3 o'clock Friday at the home of My, Johnson's parents, My, and Mig. Bylvester Johnson, and Mr, and Mie, Williame Will give a coektail party Saturday afternoon Mig. R. Hartley Sherwood will give a tea thiz afternoon for Mrs Richard Ainslie Kirsenhoff, wife of the Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Indianapolis, Assisting the hostess will be Mys, Kirehhoffer's sister, Mizz Mary Wagner: Mesdames James F., Carroll, Fleteher Hodges, Alpert Gall, Byion E. Lundblad, William Shafer, Oscar N. Torian, John &. Raueh, Ernest R. Steeg and Mis, 8herwood’s daughter, Mrs GG. W. Klumpp of Middletown, O., Who ix here for a visit Among the hostesses for luncheon parties preceding Mrs. Helen Adele Luren Millers lecture and sewipture demonstration at 2:30 p. WA. tomorrow a! the Propylaeum will be Mis, Frederick E. Matson, entertainment chairman: Mis Edward Zink and Mys. M. A. Ryan

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