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Invitations for Wedding of Harriet Anne Rauch Issued; Columbians Plan Ulen Outing

Golf, Bridge and Special Program for Children Included in Plans for Party Wednesday; New Trophy for Family Offered.

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rauch today had issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Harriet Anne, to Alfred Owen Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell K. Reynolds, Marquette, Mich. The service will be read at 8:30 p. m. Juiy 29 at the Second Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow at the home of the bride-to-be’s parents. Always a bright spot in every summer is the Columbia Club’s annual family outing at the Ulen Country Club. This year’s event, the 12th of its kind, will be held Wednesday. Henry C. Ulen, founder of the club, will entertain all day with a noon luncheon at the club as the “official” beginning. In the afternoon, the men will play their annual golf tournament, while their wives play bridge. An afternoon of games and swimming in the new pool has been planned for the children. Mrs. J. Hart Laird, hostess from the Columbia Club, will have charge of the bridge party. Everyone will gather in the dining room for the traditional fried chicken dinner, which will be followed by trophy awards, prizes and dancing. The reception committee of Ulen Club members who will welcome the Columbians includes Messrs. and Mesdames Henry C. Ulen, H. W. C. Fosdick, Roy Metzger, E. C. pPullim, Elza O. Rogers, Paul O. Tauer Jr. Merton R. Keefe, Ivan T. Jacks, F. B. Hooton, R. M. Malpas and Mr. Lester F. Jones. The most coveted prize of the affair is the Henry C. Ulen family trophy, awarded each year to the Columbia Club family whose members have scored the highest number of points in the day's sports events. Last year the J. H. Lang family won the Ulen trophy .permanently; they were high-pointers for three years. So a new one will be started for this year. In the men’s golf tournament, a low net cup and a low gross trophy are at stake. Sammy Simpscn won last year’s low gross trophy “for keeps,” and another one has been launched this year. Additional prizes will be donated by Lebanon merchants. = = = = 2

Mr. and Mrs. Alex L. Taggart Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Wiggins will entertain at dinner Wednesday night for Miss Helen Taggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex L. Taggart Sr., and her finsnce, Joseph William Taylor, Rochester, N. Y. The place for the family party has not been decided. Miss Taggart and Mr. Taylor will be married Saturday at the Taggart home, 9400 Spring Mill Road. Miss Taggart's sister, Mrs. Richard E. McCreary Jr., will entertain at a kitchen shower Wednesday at her home, 5941 Crest View Ave, = 2 2 = n =

Miss Betty Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Brown, 3026 N. Meridian St., is visiting in Detroit, Mich., and Buffalo and Albany, N. Y. At Albany, she will be a guest at the home of Mrs. Howard Churchill, a classmate at Pine Manor. From Albany, Miss Brown will go to Hyannisport, Mass., to join Miss Elsie Sinclair, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair. Miss Brown and Miss Sinclair will go to Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, returning home by way of New York. Among the cottage-goers are Mr. and Mrs. Addison A. Howe, 4226 N. Meridian St., and Mr. and Mrs. E. Havens Kahlo, who have taken a cottage at Leland, Mich, for two weeks. They plan to leave Saturday. Mr. Howe's mother and sister, Mrs. Thomas C. Howe and Miss Charlotte Howe, Bryn Mawr, will come early this week for a few days’ visit en route west, where they will visit Thomas C. Howe Jr. at San Francisco. Off to the east coast are Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin, 3025 N. Meridian St, and her sister, Mrs. Albert Goepper, who will be guests of their aunt, Mrs. George Brinkmeyer, Falmouth, Cape Cod, and of Mrs. Brinkmeyer’s daughter, Mrs. J. K. Lilly Jr., at Quisset. They will stop at Cleveland to see Mrs. Emy Martin and before returning home will visit New York and the World's Fair. Another visitor in the East is Miss Elinor Stickney, 124 E. 32d St, who will be the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick Gundlach in Green Pond, N. J. Mrs. Gundlach and Miss Stickney were classmates at the Katherine Gibbs School in New York. Miss Stickney stayed a few days in the Junior League Rooms in the Waldorf-Astoria before going to Green Pond. ’ Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus ieft yesterday for her summer home at Burt Lake, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zitzlaff, 3244 Broadway, and their daughters, Helen and Ruth, are on a fishing trip in northern Michigan. They are expected home the later part of this week.

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In Review and Preview Past

McHale to Talk At Democratic Club’s Session

A visit to a garden, several talks and routine business are among programs scheduled for meetings of Indianapolis women's organizations today and tomorrow. Frank McHale, national Democratic chairman, will address members of the 17th Ward Women's Democratic Club in a special meeting at 8 o’cleck tonight in the home of Mrs. Fred Huffmark, 914 Bradbury St.

Miss Genevieve Jatho will be Club tonight at 8 o'clock at her home, 509 E. 52d St.

Members of the Arbutus Garden Club will visit Fritz Lowenstein’s garden during their mesting this] They are to meet at] 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. T. C.

1. Miss Mary Frances Kixmiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kixmiller of Freedlandville, will be married Saturday to LeRoy E. Cummings, son of Mrs. Lenore Cummings. The ceremony will be read at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. (Block Photo.) 2. Miss Jeanne Thorn Skinner was married - yesterday to Verlin K. Ford in a service performed at the Broadway Evangelical Church. Mrs. Ford is the daughter of Mrs. Frank J. Skinner. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Chase L. Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter, Rita, to Robert W. Witham, son of Mrs. Olivia Whitham. The wedding will be Aug. 5 at the Irvington Presbyterian Church. (Voorhis Photo.) ‘ 4. Mrs. Lawrence Roeder was Miss Marion Woods, daughter of Mrs. Edna Woods, before her marriage May 30. (Fritsch Photo.) 5. Miss Julia Geis became the bride of Norbert Hunt in a service performed June 3. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geis. (Fritsch Photo.) 6. Mrs. Victor Market was Miss Erma Crume, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Crume, before her marriage June 14. (Moorefield Photo.)

Kitchen Showers Are Favored In Parties for Summer Brides; Crystal Gift Party Is Arranged

The prenuptial business is picking up a little for this week with several showers arranged for brides-to-be and a bridal party chosen for a wedding Saturday. Hostesses still find kitchen showers top rank favorites, although a friend of one bride-to-be will vary the pattern tonight

Baptist Women of City to Show Christmas Gifts Destined for

Distribution

Waddell, 4645 Bculevard Place. Members of Auxiliary 10 to the

War will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Ft. Friendly. The dinner originally scheduled for the meeting has been postponed.

by Missionaries | The Alta Vista Club will sponsor

1a supper at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday

with a crystal shower. The Misses Mary Louise Barnhart,

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil |

| Josephine Miller and Jo Anne Har‘rold will entertain Thursday night |with a red and white kitchen shower for Miss Mary Frances Kixmiller, |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. [Kixmiller, Freelandsville, whose (marriage to LeRoy E. Cummings, son of Mrs. Lenore Cummings, Indi-

An annual summer Christmas tree party, a youth conference and a in the Centurv Building. Mrs. Hazel anapolis, will be Saturday. The

two weeks camping period are among activities members of Indianapolis Staeke, 10068 High St.

church organization are anticipating

club presithis week and next.

Indianapolis council of young peoples’ parish chapters have been elected. ments.

Women's missionary and aid societies are planning several picnic outings | for this week and other groups are to sponsor benefit parties. |

Members of the Indianapolis Bap- | tist Women’s Association will hold | their fifth annual summer luncheon’ preceding a Christmas tree party tomorrow at the River Avenue Bap-|

tist Church. The white cross sup-| plies and gifts, which will be sent to missionaries for Christmas distri- | bution, will be displayed. | Mambers of the administrative; board, including department secre-| taries, association officers and president of local mission societies will] meet at 10:30 a. m. preceding the luncheon. Mrs. Royal McClain, president, will conduct the meeting. | The white cross gifts will be sent! for distribution in India, China, Burma and also at the Baptist cen-| ters in Hammond and East Chicago. | Mrs. D. W. Hufferd, white cross| chairman, will be in charge of the] pregram. Mrs. Robert Caplinger and Mrs. Eugene Adams will discuss work being done in Burma and Mrs. P. J.! Scott will talk on the centers in Hammond and East Chicago. Mrs. Fred Stucky and Mrs. Guy Wake-| land will present a playlet on India. | Mrs. William Duke will conduct devotions and Mrs. W. H. Anthony will give the consecration prayer. | Members of the Indiana Luther | League will hold their 42d annual] youth conference and convention | Sunday and next Monday at Lake | Wawasee. The Rev. Allen K.| Trout, pastor of the Bethlehem] Lutheran Church, is president of | the league. The Rev. Kenneth A. Hurst, Chicago youth leader, will| speak at the vesper service Sun- | day evening. Other events on the conference program will include a morning watch by the lakeside under the] leadership of the Rev. William C.| Zimman, a banquet at 6 o'clock! next Monday evening, election of officers and a workers’ conference. The Rev. G. H. Tigner, Olen A. Peters, Arthur IL. Mahr and L. Paul Mueller will conduct the workers’ conference. Delegates from the eight Lutheran churches in Indianapolis will represent the city at the conference. Donald Snepp cof this city is a member of the league executive committee and Miss Thelma E. Wiekke is life service secretary.

The annual camp sessions of Chartrand Court of the Junior Cathelic Daughters of America will open Tuesday, July 18, at McCormick’s Creek State Park. The period will be divided into two parts, July 18-25 and July 25-Aug. 1, and will be open to all Catholic girls in the city. Miss Catherine Duffy, a nurse, will be in charge of the camp.

Miss Elizabeth O’Hara, state grand regent of the C. D. A. will head the local delegation at the biennial national convention opening tomorrow in Detroit.

Mrs. Graham Meggenhofen will speak on “Women in the Philippines” following the picnic luncheon

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A regular meeting of the Womz lan’s Athletic Club board of direcWednesday of the Women’s Mis- tors will be held at 5:30 p. m. tosionary Society of the Memorial morrow at the club. Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lee! Hauck and Mrs. Dewey Mead will |

be hostesses at 3229 Forest Manor Indiana P.-T. A.

Ave. Mrs. Mead will lead devotions |

and Mrs. Charles Cochrane will : Officers Meet ciety of the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church will hold a noon Thursday at the church. A| Mrs. James L. Murray, president program is to be presented at 2 Of the Indiana Congress of Parents

preside. Members of the Ladies’ Aid Seo- 14% 7 > In City Today picnic luncheon at| p. m. {and Teachers, will meet tonight and

Members of the July Circle of the erin with the five Calendar Club of Our Lady of presidents of the congress. Lourdes Catholic Church will enter-| Vice presidents include Mrs tain with a chicken diner and card Thomas M. Ross, Evansville; Mrs. party tomorrow. J. W. Grant, Mishawaka; Mrs. C. C.

Members of the Altar Society of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Harry Bain St. Philip Neri Catholic Church will | Fa 8 y entertain at a card party at 2:30 | Mrs. Glenn Bowen, Ft. Wayne, p. m. Wednesday in the school|chairman of the standards commitauditorium. Mrs. James Manley|tee, will meet with her state comwill be chairman. mittee this afternoon.

Officers of an dent, will have charge of arrange- |

(all day tomorrow in the Hotel Sev- | regional vice

| Heflin, Kokomo; Mrs. Robert Shank,

JANE JORDAN-

EAR JANE JORDAN—I am a young girl in love. I have been going with a young man for more than a year. We planned to be married as soon as he could find a steady job. We see a great deal of each other because he lives just a few houses away. We argue a lot over small unimportant matters. : I admit that most of these quarrels are due to my jealousy and lack of reason. He has always shown me plenty of attention up until now, but says that we can never be married because of our continued fighting. I realize that what he savs is true, but I wish that we could find another way out. I am very upset about the situation. However he has told me that he still loves me and always will. : I am willing to try to overcome my mistakes if he will also correct his. Could you please give us a solution other than &paration? B.E. Answer—First you say that the quarrels you have with your fiance are due to your jealousy and then you say that you are willing to overcome your mistakes if he will overcome his. Is this part of the lack of reason you are talking about? What are the young man’s faults? Are they figneents of your jealous imagination, or are they real defects of character? The first thing to do is to take stock of yourself. Try to analyse your own jealousy. There are two kinds of jealousy, one founded on fact and one on fancy. No one is exempt from jealousy founded on fact. When the person whom you love gives you good reason to believe that you are not loved in return, some jealous pain is unavoidable, and separation is the only solution. But when you yourself invent reasons for jealousy, interpreting every little look or deed of the other person as lack of love, then something is wrong with you. I take it that you are this kind of person or you would not have taken so much blame for your trouble. Some people have an over-weening need for affection and require more than they have a right to expect. Sometimes we find this need in an only child who always has been the center of attraction at home. Sometimes we find it in a child who fancies itself neglected by one or both of the parents who never have been able to satisfy the early yearnings for love common to everyone. At any rate, you hold yourself in low esteem, and fear that each girl who crosses your young man’s path is more attractive than you are. It may be that you say to yourself, “If I were a man I would fall for that girl.” You have no faith in you own ability to excel in com= petition with other women. It is perhaps not possible to dig out the real cause for abnormal Jealousy by reading one letter from an individual. I only can make a few guesses to give you a clue. I do not know that unless you can achieve a normal attitude toward love in which you do not expect to be all and everything to the man you love that you'll make yourself miserable. Already you have endangered your happiness by excessive demands. If you cease to make them your problem will take care of itself. JANE JORDAN.

Put your proble i Jane Je in ow a Sbiems n a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer your questions

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‘bride-to-be will be feted at a bridge party by her roommates following the shower at their home, 5861 (Broadway. | Guests will include Mrs. Melvin | Yost, New Castle; Mrs. Kixmiller, the bride-to-be’s mother, Freelandjville; Mesdames Edwin Steers Jr., | William Schnorr Jr., Vernon Huffman, B. B. Walters, Henry Nolting, Warren Moberly, John Kixmiller and the Misses Mary Helen Decker, Mildred Stewart, Peggy Failing, | Clarabelle Rogers, Florence Black, Harriett Flowers, Lillian Walters, | Georgia Hodges, Barbara Deniston, Alice Zwilling, Jayne Jones, Anna IK. Wells, Louise Fogarty and Jean Nabor, Fairmount. ” 2 2 { Miss Barbara Gisler will be hostess Wednesday night at a personal {shower at her home, 359 S. Emerson Ave., in honor of Miss Mary Hughes,

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{S. Audubon Road. Miss Hughes and |Cleatis L. Wilkerson, Los Angeles, Cal, son of Mr. and Mrs. William | Wilkerson, Los Angeles, will be married July 30 in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests at the shower with the bride-to-be include the Misses Mary Eloise Bolander, Alma Stephens, Rober'a Bowsher, Doris Stranger, Mary Frances Schroder, Viola Savage, June Mathews,- Helen Mihay and Frances Hoffman. Mrs. Frank Teague, 6062 E. St. Joe St., will honor the bride-to-be with a personal shower Friday night and Miss Mary Hull, who will be a bridesmaid at the wedding, will entertain for her Thursday, July 20. 2 8 =»

Miss Ruth Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Gross, 1134 S. Richland Ave., whose marriage to Paul Obergfell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Obergfell, 1330 Kappas St., will be Saturday, has chosen attendants for her wedding. -Her sister, Miss Mary Gross, will be maid of honor, and the bride-groom-to-be’s sister, Miss Annabell Obergfell will be bridesmaid. Howard Owens will act as best man and ushers will include Willard Anderson and Barlowe Neeley. Miss Janice Hern will play marimba selections at the wedding which will take

odist Church. ” » ” Miss Jane Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Crawford, 2863 N. Pennsylvania St, whose marriage to Richard Weidig, son of Mrs. Martella Weidig, 1603 Central Ave, will be Aug. 20, was feted yesterday at a country picnic, swimming party and kitchen shower by Mrs. Victor P. Hertz and Mrs. John A. Wright, The hostesses were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Charles A. Hockensmith and Mrs. George C. Moore. Guests with the bride-to-be included her mother, the bride-groom-to-be’'s mother and Mrs. Dwight Billings, Mrs. James Kingsbury and Mrs. Dudley Hutcheson, Anderson; Miss Eugenia E. Miley, Anderson, and the Misses Susan McGaughey, Gayle Thornbrough, Marjorie Krull and Elysee Crosier. #8 8 Mrs. Robert Love and Mrs. Clyde Overman were hostesses recently at

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a prenuptial shower in honor of Miss Hazel Wilkens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkens, 2415 Shelby St., whose marriage to Joseph H. Waugh, Indianapolis, will be July 29. Guests at the shower were the bride-to-be’s friends in the office at E. C. Atkins & Co. Another group, of friends entertained over the week-end with a dinner party at the Canary Cottage, while Miss Wilkens’ sister-in-law, Mrs. I. W. Wilkens, is planning a shower for her soon. 2 2 »

Mrs. Elmer Von Pein will entertain tonight with a crystal shower at her home, 2177 S. Delaware St., for Miss Marion Dausch and Miss Virginia Foudray, Brownsburg. Miss Dausch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dausch, 202 N. Belle Vieu Place, will be married July 23 to Charles Ramsey, son of Mrs. Maude Ramsey, 515

+ Guests will include Mesdames Fred Clements, Paul Dausch, Charles French, John Polker, James Gray, Gene True, Ware Walker and the Misses Clarabelle Woolery, Betty Bloom, Phyllis Bertram, Melba Woolery, Dorothy Rearick, Esther Hanson, Louella Young, Dorothy Cochran and Wilma Donald. Miss Hanson will be assistant hostess.

2 2 2 Miss Sylvia Young entertained recently with a kitchen shower in honor of Mrs. William Katzenberger, who was Miss Frances Kneer before her recent marriage. Guests included Mesdames Paul Bayne, Ida Katzenberger, Perry Wefler, T. R. Creasser, Herman) Kuerst, H. C. Young and the Misses Edna ‘Ayden, Lucille Michaelis, Emily Baldridge, Ruth Fox, Susie Parke, Lefia Mae Hild, Mary Oberlies, Helen Peck and Arnella Kneer.

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Personals

The Misses Margaret and Marie Blackwell, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blackwell, 5246 N. Delaware St., will return to Indianapolis July 19 after a two-weeks cruise on the Caribbean aboard the S. S. Contessa. The cruise will extend to the Panama Canal.

Miss Helen Shepard is spending two weeks as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes near Pensacola, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Smith will return this week-end to their home at 1116 N. Pennsylvania St. after several weeks vacationing in the South. During their trip they flew by Clipper ship from Miami to Havana.

Y.W. Group Will Hold Party On Wednesday

Games to be played on the roof of the Blue Triangle Hall feature the party program of the Employed Girls Department of the Y. W. C. A. on Wednesday night. Supper will be served at the central building at 6:15 p. m. preceding the party. Miss Lucy Hollingsworth is chairman of the group. Visits will be made to the Police Station and Crime Prevention Bureau Thursday night. The Fairmount Glass Works and South Side Cathedrals will be visited July 13 by the adult education classes, under the leadership of Mrs. Kath-

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Sororities List Breakfast and Pledge Service

A breakfast bridge party, plans for a pledge service, a picnic supper and several business meetings are calendared for tonight, tomorrow and Wednesday by members of Indianapolis sororities. One Greek letter Opapier will elect officers Wednesay.

Mrs. Walter Lewis, 3820 Carrollton Ave., will entertain members of the Delta Upsilon Auxiliary at a breakfast bridge party at 11 a. m. tomorrow at her home. Assisting her will be Mrs. Earl Blakely and Mrs. Harry Hooley.

Members of Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Carol Helser, 5451 Hibben Ave. Miss Helser is secretary of the chapter.

Plans for a picnic supper next Monday at Broad Ripple Park will be discussed by members of Mu Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon Sorority at a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight. Mrs. Marion Grieb will be hostess for the meeting.

New pledge members of Beta Chapter of Theta Delta Sigma Sorority will be pledged to the organization in services at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Washington. Miss Pat Geraghty and Miss Bettie Wolfe will be hostesses.

Members of Gamma Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority will elect officers for the coming term at a meeting Wednesday evening in the Women’s Athletic Club.

Members of Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Y. W. C. A.

Musicale Holds

Summer Picnic

The Indianapolis Matinee Musicale’s summer picnic will be held this afternoon at the country home of Mrs. Walter E. Wolf, 79th St. and Ditch Road. Mrs. L. Preston Highley, recently installed as president of the organization, will hold an executive board meeting preceding the picnic. Mrs. C. J. Jacquart, social chairman, will have charge of picnic arrangements, ascisted by Mrs. Chevles V. Eicholtz and Mrs. Charles M. Bohnstadt. Miss Betty Vanderbilt was in charge of transportation. ——————————.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. Wed. Riviera Club. Miss Alethea Ried, hostess. Members of Beta chapter and guests to attend. Epsilon Pi. Wed. eve. Cifaldi’s. Dinner and bridge. Zeta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Miss Mary Smith, 230 S. 17th, Beech Grove, hostess.

CLUBS

Vi Mi. Tues. noon. Mrs. Nellie Manning, 320 N. Webster, hostess. Mrs. Anita McConnell, assistant. Roberts Parliamentary Law, Inc. Tues. Mrs. R. J. Roller, 75th and Central, hostess. Second anniversary. Picnic luncheon at 12:30 p. m. followed by white elephant bridge. North Side Recreation. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Lee Ratliff, 2909 Stuart, hostess.

LODGE

Temple Rebekah 591. Hall, 230 E. Ohio. officers.

G. A. L. S. Entertains

New members of the G. A. L. S. Club were entertained recently at a dinner party. Guests included the Misses Bette Wilson, Pat Reese, Bette Helen Jones, Rosamond Herriot, Minerva Long and Jane Shafer.

8 p. m. Tues. Installation of

Amicitia Picnic Set Members of the Amicitia Club will gather for an all-day picnic Tuesday, July 25, at the home of Mrs. A. E. Thomas, 1222 W. 34th St. Mrs. Grace Wonning will be

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directors. Miss Sally Butler, State B. P. W. head, and several other local B. P. W. members are in Kansas City, Mo., attending the biennial convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. The convention opened yesterday and will continue through Friday. Members of local committees are: Art Appreciation — Miss Grace Speer, chairman; the Misses Glen D. Anderson, Letitia B. Brackett, Cora May Elleman, Clara C. Gilbert, Gertrude C. Metzger and Lois Scott. Cheer—Miss Lesta Hendrickson, chairman; the Misses Lulu M. Allen, Clarice E. Brewer, Helen M. McFee, Tressie M. Kirk, Frances E. Hamilton, Mabel N. Kregelo, Luella A. Newport and Lena M. Risedorph.

Publication Staff

Club Publication—Miss Ruth Ingalls, chairman; the Misses Charlotte Derck, Nina Sims, Sue Stuart and Hope Toman. Decorations—Miss Louise McIntire, chairman; the Misses Clara Benson, Nell M. Lusk, Kitty Klyde Mitchell, Sue Sherman, Lois Scott, Dorothy A. Spiegel, Mary Jane Wells and Doris Coffey.

Door—Miss Josephine S. Borst, chairman; the Misses Blanche Bernice Brown, Delphia W. Gill, Mabel Jane Hamilton, Eleanor Adams, Harriet Cook, Laura B. Greene, Geraldine Eppert, Nelle Dyer Jones, Blanche L. Keene, Elsie Duhne, Emma L. McKimmey, Orrell Negus, Anna Ruth Reade, Elizabeth Seip, Mabel Simpson, Katheririe S. Tucker, Florence M. Warner, Ruby Watson, Annetta Wilson and Ellen Gentry. Education—Miss Margaret Pierson, chairman; the Misses Mildred Farr, Gertrude Marlowe, Emma M. Shields, Thelma Doris Leisure, Beulah Weeks, Mary Jane Headley, Madeline Alig, Evelyn A. Glidewell, Mabelle Hall, Mary O. Hardesty, Marian McFadden, Clara S. Stewart, Hazel Van Dyke, Edna Yenne and Mrs. Petrea C. Smith,

Finance Committee

Finance—Miss Lois Baker, chairman; the Misses Ruth L. Armstrong, Fredia M. Bonke, Lucille M. Booher, Edith Dashiell, Ada B. Dickhut, Olive Faulkner, Pearl Harrell, Frances M. Kelly, Tillie J. Kerz, Louise McCarthy, Ruby M. McGee, Myrtle B. Munson, Ruth E. Rines, Nella H. Rokke, Opal Skinner, Edith Stuart, Freda J. Wagner, Gladys Williams, Louise M. Stadler; Mrs. Sarah Lou Casey and Mrs. Ann L. DeRoss.

Health and Summer Activities— Miss Edith L. Ambuhl, chairman; the Misses Florence Baker, Gertrude M. Davis, Florence Gerth, Mary S. Hancock, Emalie Jones, Ann L. Ernsting, Celia Gould, Helen Hudson, Carrie S. Geen and Dr. Elizabeth S. Conger. Hospitality — Dr. Edith Davis, chairman; the Misses Alice Silloway, Marie Tudor, Stella Michelson, Eva Vera Elder, Esther M. Davis, Nell Allemong, Bertha Dixon Ferguson, Helen M. Harms, Ruth E. Harms, Grace B. Flaugher, Helen Swihart, Ruth Krause, May E. Moran, May Louthan, Margaret Kepple, Bertha Bess Tilton, Ruth L. Hanson, Nona V. Coffin, Blanche Irish, Elizabeth K. McIntosh, Sara Major, Avery and Gertrude Forrest.

International Relations

International Relations — M rs. Besse B. Helser, chairman; the Misses Daisy Graffety, Elma Jennings, Charlotte E. Yule, Jessie E. Boyce, Eleanor A. Hester, Evelyn Thomas and Bess Hiatt. Legislative —Mrs. Leila M. Kennedy, chairman; the Misses Dorotha E. Kirk, Marie Hadley, Mae Judkins, Forba McDaniel, Eunice G. Frey, Tella C. Haines, Mamie D. Larsh, Marjorie Ford and Dr. Elsie G. Stewart. Membership—Miss Norma Skinner, chairman; the Misses Genevieve Brown, Irene Dougherty, Zelia L. Kester, Lucile Maze, Statia O’Connell, Kathryn Petry, Marie L. Stevens, Etta L. Pratt, Laura E. Hanna, Jean Logan, Annabelle Williams, Jessie M. Pavey, Willa Proctor and Gladys B. Van Zant. Music — Miss Wilmoth Benson, chairman; Miss Verne R. Lowman. co-chairman; the Misses Hortense &. Davies, Maude E. Kerr, Flora E. Lyons, Thelma Hawthorne, Olga E. Kraus, Grace l.. Miller and Edna F. Phinney. Needlework Guild — Miss Belle

MONDAY, JULY 16, 1989 Business and Professional Women’s Club Committees For New Season Announced

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Indianapolis Group Is Represented at Biennial National Convention, Now Being Held in Kansas City, by Indiana Leader and Others. Standing committees and chairmen who will serve during the approaching season of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s

Club have been announced by Miss Ruth Hoover, president. of the committees were appointed at a recent meeting of officers and

Members

Cope, chairman; the Misses Clara Vincent, Edna L. Bateman, Harriet Bateman, Charlotte D. Reiss, Bessie E. Hensel, Asenath Tron.

Arrange Programs

Program — Miss Betty Foster, chairman; the Misses Mary Glenn Hamilton, Louise Ford, Kate R. Steichmann, Ida Anderson, Grace Campbell, Lucille Dichmann, Julia Wolf Glasser, Della E. Hemmer, Janet Keller, Lillian Sims, Abbie Hall MacDonald, Ginevra McCoy, Sally Butler, Eloise Dallenbach, Catherine M. Fletcher, Mildred Gorten, Amy E. Keene, Alta E. Pruitt, Bess Robbins Kaufman, Julia R. Winterrowd, Ruth Lewman and Mrs. Clayton Ridge.

Promotion—MTrs. Stella Coleman, chairman; the Misses Leona B. Knight, Alma M. Williams, Ruth A. Grahame, Belle Ramey, Nelle C. Warren, Iza Williamson, Julia Recker and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Publicity—Miss Charity Kennedy, chairman; the Misses Ruth Alex ander, Agnes Cruse and Carolyn A. Conrad. Public Relations—Miss Bertha K. Cook, chairman; the Misses Ann Ochs, Nanette Dowd, Julia BE. Landers, Mary L. Karns, Marie E. Stewart, Helen L. Dobbins, Naomi B. Cook, Ruth H. Milligan, Gertrude M. Long, Myra Major Wire= nius and Cecile A. Shields. .

In Charge of Research _

Research—Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas, chairman; the Misses Jes= sie G. Dyer, Gertrude P. Graham, Claribel Moore, Glenna Wray Wate kins, Lucile J. Cromley, Nellis Frame, Mary E. Kynett, Ella H. Parker, Mabel Buck and Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter. Resolutions—Mrs. Mary Deems, chairman; the Misses Minnie Hill, Margaret Whitford and Lulu Grayson. Riley Cheer Guild—Miss Lulu Harvey. . Service—Miss Florine Hite, chaire man; the Misses Edna S. Augstein, Isabel N. Drummond, Francine Fletcher, Fae Harris, Clara L. Klee= mean, Daisy Reagan, Olive M. Scott, Lyda M. Sheats, Grace Beall, Clara E. Dux, Gertrude Davis, Laura H, Hartman and Fannie Payne.

Supper—Mrs. Bertha Lindgren, chairman; the Misses Selma Jean Bradley, Elizabeth A. Clark, Marie Conder, Josephine Gaede, Laura Grayson, Gertrude Reynolds, Marie Rouse, Alice Stanley, Mary A. Wells, Flora Paetz, Eva L. Collins, Cora A. Dixon, Beulah Gore, Christene McDowell, Emma Jane Ross, Dorothy Shipman, Leone Stair and Mary Feider.

Transportation—Miss Sara Metzger, chairman; the Misses Eva Jane Lewis, Ethel Ralph, Fanny Miner, Grace Norwood, Goldia Stevens and Olga Ilg. Yearbook—Miss Elvera Kerz, chairman; the Misses Thelma Dawson, Lenna Harvey, Lillie A. Kerz, Rae McKinnis, Bessie M. Shinn, Lillian Berkeley, Ruth Sulgrove, Adah Huber and Gertrude A. Daniel,

House operating, Mrs. Margaret D. Marlowe, chairman; Mrs. Rebecca B. Swinford, vice chairman; Miss Clara Given, secretary; Miss Fae Harris, treasurer; Miss Katharine C. Kaercher, auditor, and Miss Mary Stubbs Moore and® Miss Jane Carter, members-at-large. Delegates to the Indianapolis Council of Women for next year are Miss Ruth Hoover, president; Miss Grace Lyons, delegate, and ‘Mrs. Annetta Wilson, alternate. Officers and directors of the credit union include Miss Eva Jane Lewis, president; Miss Florence Gerth, vice president; Miss Grace Ann Speer, secretary; Miss Clara M. Given, treasurer, and the Misses Lulu H, Harvey, Alice Silloway and Nelle C, Warren, directors.

W. C.T. U. Will Hear Margaret Stewart

Mrs. Margaret Stewart, vice presi= dent of the Marion County Women’s Christian Temperance Union, will speak to members of the Sarah A. Swain W. C. T. U. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Myrtle Dent, 112 17th Ave., Beech Grove, will be hostess to

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