Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1939 — Page 4

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Broad Ripple High School's Orange Aid Society will welcome 90 new members this | New officers whoa will he in charge include

afternoon at a party in the gymnasium, (left to right) Miss Nadyne Wann, vice president; Miss Martha Kemp, Beverly Keeler, treasurer, and Miss Jane Brown, president,

SOCIETY—

Fall’s Arrival Signalized by Junior League's First Meeting

The arrival of Fall is recognized officially when the Indianapolis Junior League starts meeting. The first general meeting will be tomorrow at Woodstock, with a business session at 10:45 a. m., luncheon, sports and bridge in the afternoon. Four other meetings have been announced for League members, including a field trip Oct, 3 to the Indiana School for the Blind; a trip to the Occupational Therapy Department at Riley Hospital on Oct, 20: a meeting Oct. 23 at the theater head-

quarters of the League, 1321 N. Meridian St., and a meeting Oct. 24 at the John Herron Art Institute,

Provisionals Begin Trammineg

The training course for new provisional members of the leapiie begins today in conjunction with the volunteer course of the Council of Social Agencies. Training is conducted through field trips. New provisional members include Mesdames David Laurance Chambers Jr, Jean Black, William Walk Garstang, Warren Ruddell and the Misses Margo Sheerin, Betty Jane Tharp, Margaret Clippinger, Ann Ell'ott, Mary Stewart Kurtz, Virginia Layman, Mary Luten and Mary Louise Merrell,

Twdor Hall Pupils Baek to School

It’s back to school for pupils at Tudor Hall with the opening day Wednesday. “Big sisters,” all the juniors and seniors at the school, are making extensive plans for welcoming the newcomers, Mildred Milliken, president of the Student Government Association, and Letitia Sinclair, president, head the “big sister” committee, Each new student is assigned a “big sister” who aids her in finding classes, becoming acquainted with the faculty and students and adjusting herself to school life, Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal, will speak at a general meeting of all classes from the first grade through the upper school at 8:30 Wednesday morming. Short class sessions will follow and school will be dismissed at noon. A half-day schedule with dismissal at noon will be observed for the remainder of the week. The Kindergarten, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Davol, will open at 9 a. m. Wednesday,

Mics Milliken Whll Preside

Miss Milliken will preside at a student council meeting Wednesday afternoon to outline student government regulations for the year and to lay plans for the all-school party on Sept. 30. Miss Sinclair will hold a senior class meeting Thursday and the juniors, with Eva Taggart as president, will meet Friday. Resident pupils will arrive tomorrow and the first faculty meeting will be at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the residence. Plans for the opening day of school were made by a group of the "hig sisters” who met recently with Miss Stewart. At the meeting were Virginia Binford, Jane Cox, Marjorie Flickinger, Louise Glasser. Mildred Milliken, Emmy Pantzer, Martha Rupel, Lucile Schaf and Gloria Strashun, seniors; Alice Boozer, Pegpy Lockwood, Marilyn Mulvihill, Carol Noel, Ann Sayles and Nancy Wolgemuth, juniors,

Mrs. George T. Parry Hostess

Mrs. George T. Parry will be hostess at a meeting of the Filmarte Guild's membership, picture selection and arrangements committees al a tea Oct. 4 at her home. Mr, and Mrs. Parry are charter members of the organization, which will open its second season of foreign film “evenings” next month at the Athenaeum. Mrs. Ena Kuhn Martin heads the committee arranging the first presentation. She will be assisted by Mesdames Hortense Rauh Burpee. Sylvester Johnson, Frederick E. Matson, Eimest H. Krutzsch, Clemens O. Mueller, Carl H. Wallerich and Herman W. Kothe, Mrs. Albert Shouse and Mrs. H. H. Ambolter, chairmen of the two divisions of the guild's membership committee, have called a meeting for 11 a, m. Wednesday at the headquarters in the Athenaeum.

First Subseribers Are Listed

Among the guild's first subscribers this season are Messrs. and Mesdames Theodore B, Griffith, Edward P. Dean, John M. Kitchen, Samuel Runnels Harrell, John G. Rauch, Horace O. Wright Jr, Howard Travis, Bernard F. Lacy, Dimitri Chamilovitech and Hugh Patton, Frankfort Others are Mesdames William H. Coleman. Samuel B. Sutphin, Herbert M. Woollen, John R. Brant. H. B. Pelham, F. A. Montrose Francis P. Huston, Harry S. Hanna, Walter R. Maver, Hannah H. Burgan, Miss Beatrice E. Gerrin, Dr. and Mrs. P. E. McCown, Dr, and Mrs. George C. Garceau, Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Haynes. Dr. Walter L. Bruetsch, Dr. A. C. Corcoran, C. H. Wallerich, George C. Calvert, Max J. de Vietien and E. Edward Green

senior class

Invitations Issued for Wedding

Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hugh O'Neall of Crawfordsville for the wedding of their daughter, Rosemary. to Norman Adams Perry Jr. The wedding will be at 8:30 o'clock Saturday evening, Oct, 7, in the Wabash College Chapel. A reception will be held at the Crawfordsville Country Club immediately following the ceremony. Miss Gloria Maitles, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Maitles, will enter Skidmore College at Saratoga Springs, N. Y, as a freshman this year. School begins Sept. 25 but Gloria left Saturday for the East and will visit at Shaker Heights in Cleveland. New York and Forest Hills, a, before going on to school. Miss Margaret Anne Backer, aaughter of Mr. and Mis. Charles S. Becker, will leave this week to resume her studies at Sweet Briar College.

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Personals

| Mr. and Mrs. James R. Herdrich! are at home at 3606 N. Illinois St. / following a wedding trip to the Smokv Mountains. Mrs. Herdrich Paper, “Reminiscences,” at was Miss Florence Scott before her opening fall luncheon and meeting recent marriage. lof the Mary Conkle Circle of the Mr. and Mrs. DeVerne C. Houston Third Christian Church at 12:30 and son, David, have returned to DP. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. their home in Sprinfield. Mo., after Harry Rybolt, 3843 Central Ave. spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Saul Bernat will be in charge Mrs. Maxwell Lang and Mrs, Mary Of music, Thornton. Assistant hostesses will be Mes. dames Joe Burrows, Ben Bacon. Chie Miss Ruth Bubeck entertained re- Jackson, ©. R. Matthews, E. E. Percently at a garden party in honor king, Albert Walsman, W. A. Fin-

of Miss Letha Jontz, who will leave ney, Alice M. Clark and R. H. Love |

soon for her new home in Moline, Mrs. "Marthews is president and Mrs, Walsman is program chairman, '

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES BUTLER ALUMNI PLAN SPORTS DANCE FOR SEPT. 29

A report of a national convention, a talk bv a national officer, discussion of plans for a conference, election of officers and several business ‘meetings are among programs scheduled for sorority meetings to-

Delta Theta Taus Give Dinner

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Meets Tomorrow.

Mrs. F. P. Randall will present a the |

night, tomorrow and Wednesday.

the Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Omicron, Pi, and Mrs. Frank H. Cox will report on the A. O. Pi national convention this summer at

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Plans for the year will cussed. Committees which will be named will include Miss Mary Jo Spurrier, chairman, Miss Frances

[Messick and Mrs. John Misner, di-

rectory; Miss Rosemary Rocap, chairman, Mrs, Keith Hanna and M¥s, Shockley Lockridge, national work: Mrs. H. L. Pond. chairman, Mrs. Martha McKinney Wilhoit and Mrs. Trueblood, ways and means; Mrs, James Obear, Miss Gladys Hawickhorst and Mrs. E. M. Singer, program, and Mrs. Robert Fessler, Beta Theta Alumnae adviser, and Mrs. Lockridge, magazines, Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Obear and the Misses Hawickhorst, Virignia Sheely and Dorothy Powers.

Mrs. Robert J. Parker, assistant traveling secretary of the national headquarters of Sigma Kappa, will address the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Sigma Kappa at the meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs, Paul R. Summers, 44 ©. 46th St.

Miss Edna Mae Katzenberger, president; Miss Ruth Rieshick, vice presMiss Dema Felkner, secretary; Mrs. R. P. Burkle, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Willis, correspondent, and Miss Jewel Bartlow, Pan-Hel-lenic representative,

Members of Epsilon Pi Chapter of Delta Theta Tan will hold a dinner meeting this evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Riviera Club. Miss Gladys Hoffman will be hostess,

Plans for formal initiation and a card party will be discussed by members of Kappa Delta Theta at & business meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Edna Norton.

Plans for the convention of {Omega Nu Tau Sept. 23-24 in [Springfield will be discussed by members of Lambda Chapter of the sorority at a meeting at 8 p. m. today in the home of Mrs. Walter Simpson.

Officers of Bela Chapter of Phi Gamma Tau will be elected at the meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Frank Campbell, 926 N. Bradley Ave.

Miss Lola McCollum, 1509 Ewing St, will entertain members of Indiana Alpha Chapter of Delta Theta Chi this evening at her home,

Alumnae to Elect

Officers will be elected hy members of the St. Agnes Alumnae Association at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Academy. Miss Mary Louise Drew is president.

Wedding Set

Avres Phota, | Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Haworth announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their | daughter, Louise, to George H. | Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Warner, The wedding will be Oct. 10 at the home of the | bride's parents,

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Miss Mildred Frazee, president of |

Pasadena, at the meeting this eve- | the home of Mrs. Clay C.| [ Trueblood, 836 Berkley Road | be dis-

i | New officers of the Association are |

Memorial Rite, Pitch-in Supper Sct by Lodges

An anniversary memorial service, a pitch-in supper, a covered dish luncheon and installation of officers are mcluded on program schedules for women's lodge meetings this week, Members of the Silver Star Review 15, W. B. A, will hold their 10th anniversary celebration and memorial service this evening at (8 o'clock in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. Dr. Ellen Mattwig is chairman of arrangements,

{ The Brookside Chapter 481 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its homecoming program and meeting with a pitch-in supper at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Brookside Masonic Temple, E. 10th and Gray Sts. Mrs. Grace Bowers and William R. Riley are worthy matron and patron,

Members of the 1937 Matrons Group of Mavion Cownty O. E. S. will hold a covered dish luncheon and meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hazel Uhl, 821 Parker Ave,

| Members of the Golden Rule | Auxiliary of the 0. E. 8S. were to [be guests of Mrs. Hazel Uhl today at a covered dish luncheon and busmess meeting, Mrs, Dale White will take aver her duties as president of the Indianapolis Post 4 of the American Legion Auxiliary after her installation Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Indiana World War Memorial Building. Mrs, George O. Swaim, past district president, will conduct the installation. | Others who will be inducted into office are Mrs. J. W. Overmire and Mrs. William PF. Sandstrom, vice presidents; Mrs. Grover Parr, secretary; Mrs. Earl Cobb, treasurer; Mrs, John L. Edmonds, chaplain; Mrs. M., B. Sellers, historian and Mesdames Robert Tatman, Glenn Newville and ¥. S. Bleasing, executive board members, Post and auxiliary members will hold a week-end outing Oct. 14-15 at Spring Mill Inn, Spring Mill State | Park. |

Legion Auxihary |

Installs Officers | mr | Mrs. Helen Callon will head the Hilton U., Brown Jr. unit of the | American Legion Auxiliary following her installation as president at a {meeting at the Indiana World War | Memorial, Miss Margaret F. Higgine is retiring president. Other auxiliary officers installed by Mrs. H. 8, Teitel, 12th District | president, are Mrs, Gertrude Oan- | nady, first vice president; Mrs. Edna | Holder, second vice president; Mrs. | Ruth Bess, secretary; Miss Alice Brown, treasurer; Mrs. Myrtle Pollard, chaplain; Mrs. Grace Kerr, ser-geant-at-arms; Miss Ruth Connelly, | historian, and Miss Margaret F.| Higgins, Mrs. H. H. Peabody and | Mrs. Bess, executive board members, | | Murs. Teitel was entertained at a | [social meeting after the installation.

| Hostesses included Mrs. A. J. Nisley, | [the Misses Eleanor Higgins, Mary | Agnes Sullivan and Mary Margaret | Mullen, Mrs. William Goory, a member of | the St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church choir, was soloist yesterday | {for the Catholic vesper services at [the Veterans’ Hospital. Jack Henldricks plaved the accompaniment

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Mrs. M. Tarpin Davis (left) and Mrs. Ralph Coble are assisting with plans for the Sports Dance which | the Butler University Alumni Club will sponsor Sept. 29 in the gymnasium of Butler's field house, dance will follow the Butler-Ohio University football game,

Mrs. Davis heads the decoration committee and |

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Subscription Campaign to Close With Two Luncheons,

Report Tuncheons Wednesday and [Friday in the Athenaeum will mark the closing week of the Indianap- | olis Symphony Orchestra season Isubseription campaign, Mrs. Jaek A. Goodman 1s general subseriptions chairman. ne Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry FP. Dugan, chancellor of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will talk at the luneheon Wednesday, while DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools, will be speaker at the Friday luncheon. Reservations may he made with Mrs. Albert H. Losche and Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, co-chairmen of the luncheon telephone committee, Mrs. Goodman has appointed a group of new sales staff members in for the final week of [the campaign which closes Saturday. New members are Mesdames Albert W. Claffey, Howard B. Pelham. R. H. Pinkham, Gilbert D. Quinn, Thomas M. Quinn, Benjamin A. Richardson, Paul J. Richardt, William M. Rockwood, James 8, Rogan, Bernard I. Rosenak, R. E. Royer, John K. Ruckelshaus, William E.

Sayer, Robert Schultz, Sidney Sal- |

inger, Louis Segar, Ernest M. Sell-

ers, Harry E. Scott, Hugh J. Scud- |

der, Norma C. Skinner, I. E. Solomon, Leonard Solomon, Ralph K.

Spaan, Joseph Speaks, C. C, Spur- |

(rier, Sidney Stein, Milton Sternberger, Herman Strashun, Wolf Sussman, Clifton Tayler, Harry E. Tayldr, A. V. Teixler, Marian K. Thomas, George V. Underwood, Carl (F. Walk, Marti Washburn, Vivian RB. Watson, Frank R. Weaver, Carl Withner, Walter Wolf and the Misses Har-

riet Pavne, Marv Jo Ross, Rosalind | Lillian | Helaine |

Helen Starost, Irma Mae Steele, Sternberger, Betty Vanderbilt, Hazel D. Williams and Messrs. Charles Pavne and R. L. Parr, Out-of-town workers include Mrs. Luna Wilder, Brazil; Mrs. Hugh Patton, Frankfort; Mrs. John O. Campbell, Marion; Mrs, Overton Sacksteder and Mr, Warner WasMrs. Albert Zoller, Shelbyville: Mrs. O. P. Rutledge and Miss Victoria Leafgreen, Terre Haute,

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Bridgeport P.-T. A. Officers Announced

Mrs. Verle Wilson will head the newly organized Bridgeport Grade School Parent-Teacher Association during the coming season. The group was organized recently by Mrs. H. F. Goll, district director, and Mrs. A. H. Hartman, Marion County P.T. A. Council president. Other officers are Mrs. J. R. Fdwards, vice president; Mrs. Clementine Record, secretary, Hugh Fountain, treasurer, and Mrs. Dean Berry, Mrs, A. W, Tllg and Vietor Menefee, hoard members. Mrs. Wilson appointed a committee to make by(laws for the group.

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spoke, Miss Margaret Higgins, | Catholic music chairman for the 12th District of the American Le-| (f16n Auxiliary, was in charge of the music,

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The Bon Ton Chapter of the Sub-Deh Club will sponsor a rash tea Saturday for prospective members, Chapter members who are assisting with the arrangements are Marjorie Raney

and Mary Noonan

‘Women’s Clubs

Morgan to Talk Auxiliary of Juvenile Home Honor leaders

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The Rev. Frederick R. Daries will speak on “Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me” before members of the Auxiliary to the Juvenile Gilbert Forbes Addresses

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Home at their President's Day tea Walter H. Geisel, president, will ex

(mittee members for the year have been announcd.

| Mrs. Anna Pickard will address the members on “My Experiences as Superintendent of the Juvenile Home.” Several musical selections will be sung by Mrs. Besse Herrmann, accompanied by Mrs. Bertha Didwav, Mrs, C. J. Finch, chairman of the | hospitality committee, will be assisted by Mesdames FE. C. Rumpler, William C. Freund, H. P. Wetgell, | J. W. Moore, Clayton Ridge and Chie Jackson. Mrs. William H. Hodgson and Mrs. Felix McWhirter | will preside at the tea table, Other officers for the vear include Mrs. Hodgson, honorary president; Mrs. H. L. Coyner, first vice president; Mrs. Wolf Sussman, second vice president; Mrs. W. F. Holmes, recording secretary; Mrs. Merlin Mullane, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Irvin Yeagy, membership secretary; Mrs. O. C. Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. M. E. Robbins, program chairman; Mrs. Glenn Parrish, parliamentarian; Mrs. Edward H. Niles, | permanent housing chairman, and [ Mrs, Wayne O. Hill, permanent his- | torian, Mesdames Robert Mottern, Lynn Adams, Otto Lawrenz, William Jes-! ter and Irvin Gamerdinger are directors, Mrs. Hodgson end Mrs, Robbins are delegate and alternate to the Seventh District Federation! [of Clubs; and Mrs, George Maxwell and Mrs. Yeagy are delegate and alternate to the Indianapolis Couneil of Women, Standing committee members include Mrs. Robbing, program chair- | man; Mrs. (Gamerdinger, co-chair= | man, assisted hy committee chair | men; Mrs, Hodgson, finance chairman; Mrs, Lynn Adams, co-chair-man, Mesdames Sussman, KW. | |Steinkamp, Mottern, Adolph Wag- | ner, Herrman, Everett Hays, Lawrenz, Otis Carmichael and Elmer |Beanblossom and presidents of affiliated clubs, Mrs. Finch, hospitality chairman; [Mesdames McWhirter, Rumpler, | Freund, Wetsell, Moore, Ridge and Jackson. Mrs. Fred H. Bretthauer, extension chairman; Mrs. OO. S, Srader, co-chairman; Mrs. Fred | and Mrs. H. B. Tillman; Mrs. J. W. Carter, telephone chairman; Mrs. Parrish, co-chairman: | Mesdames A, E. Sullivan, Robley | George, Wilfred Bradshaw, Omer | Smith, Julia Maas, Rhoda Brennan | and Donatd Smith, | Mrs, Cecile Vestal, welfare chair- | (man; Mrs. David Jolly, co-chairs man; Mesdames Tom Maley, John F. Geckler, Jesse C. Martin, George Vestal and B. C. Reed and Dr. Ada Schweitzer, Mrs. S. J. Bardsley, [gilt cupboard chairman; Mesdames Russell Duke, Maley, Harry Young. L. W. Brandt, 8. Finklestein and WwW. P. Weimer, | Mrs. E. C. Ball, transportation chairman; Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker and Mrs. William C. Haugh; Mrs. William L. Sharp, publicity; Mrs, | | Hershel Fdmonds, registration chairman; Mrs, Omer Smith, cochairman; Mrs. C. Charles Rosenbarger; Mrs. Bdward H. Niles, clinic | transportation chairman; Mrs. | William Jester and Mrs, William A. Oren and Mrs. Niles, housing ehair-

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Child Education a 3a De nv Group Ss | rogram With Tea

Opens

Members for Childhood Education will open their Vear's program with a tea this after. noon at the Propvlasum. Officers and standing committee members have heen announced by Miss Hazel Hart, president. Miss Grace LL. Brown, superintendent of the Indianapolis Free Kindergartens, and Miss Floro Torrence of the Indianapolis Public School, will preside at the tea table. Association officers are Miss Hart, president; Miss Carolyn Ackman, vice president; Miss Bobby Jo Ves= tal, recording secretary; Mrs. Mildred Chance Franklin, treasurer, and Miss Jane Coan, corresponding secretary, The Misses Elizabeth Peterson, Florence Baker and Ruth Patterson are members of the standing coms= mittee, man of the social sisted by the Misses Helen Bain, Olive Breisch, Helen Smith, Jean Meek, Margaret Swartz and Mary Ella Barton. On the membership committee are Miss Davsie Alwes, Miss Dorothv Jackson, Sister Mary

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| Pdteltudis, of the Parachial Schosls ROOM

and Miss Delight membership. Members of the finance committee are the Misses Mildred Levy, Helen Bradley, Martha Pearcy, Teena Postma. Opal Selby and Mildred Burns. The Misses Mildred Fink biner, Blanche Beckes and Helen Eldridge are on the notification committee, Miss Elizabeth Mills and Miss Ruth Cradick make up the magazine committee, Other committee members are Miss Helen Surprise, publicity; Miss Lillian Bohnstadt and Miss Irene Collins, cheer, and Miss Virginia Stout and Miss Ethel Gates, constitution revisions.

Nursing Staff Chan ges Made

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Changes in the nursing staff of the Public Health Nursing Associa tion were reported by Mrs. Alexander C, Caving of the nursing committee at the recent meeting of the association hoard. Mrs, Donald A. Morrison, president, was in charge. Mrs, Mildred Ellis is leaving to be a supervisor at the Good Samaritan Hospital at Lexington, Kv. Miss Margaret Ovier has resigned to be married to Dr, James R. Reeves of Columbus, O., and Miss Dorothea Hanson and Miss Elizabeth Penizek have been named to the regular staff. Miss Hanson was graduated from the Indiana University School of Nursing and Miss Penizek from the City Horpital school. Mrs. Arzelia Brian Shultz will

leave Nov. 1 to live in Glen Falls, |

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Miss Grace Ryan is chair=| committee, as-|

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Research Group; Picnic Set.

| Luncheons honoring presidents, talks on radio and the world's fairs,

a pienie, election of officers, and a hook review are included on program schedules for opening meetmgs of several local women's clubs | today, tomorrow and Wednesday. Two mothers’ elubs of Indianapolis Kindergartens will honor mothers of new pupils at teas Gilbert Forbes was to speak on “Behind the Scenes in Radio” following the President's Day luncheon of the Woman's Research Club today at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Guy O. Carpenter was to be in charge of the music and will sing the invoecation. Mrs, Charles W, Compton is president.

| Members of Carnelian Club were to entertain their friends at the President's Day luncheon and bridge party today at Cifaldi's Villa Nova. Mesdames E. A, Carson, Marion E. Elstun and John F. Engelke are in charge of arrangements. Mrs, Ellwood Ramsey is new president,

{ Mrs. Harold Bergen, 506 N. Bans jeroft Ave, will entertain members of the La Phyllis Club at their open= ing meeting today at her home. Miss Julia C, Delks is president.

Miss B&tha M. Schulz will dis= cuss the “San Francisco Exposition” and Mrs, Grace Guess will talk on (the New York Fair at the opening [meeting and President's Day lunche eon of the Grolier Fine Arts Club at, 1 p. m. tomorrow in Block's Terrace Members of the program committee, Mesdames Mae Rhoades, [Charles A. Albrecht and A. C. | Helm, will be in charge of arranges ments, [ Mrs. Rov H Peterson will talk on “The Tour” and Mrs. J. W. Game mon will review “The Congo” (Vachel Lindsay) before members of the Hoosier Tourist Club at their President's Day meeting 1omorrow at the home of Mrs. T. B. Davis, 906 Fairfield Ave. Mrs. Peterson will be assistant hostess. Mrs. C, W. Roller is president.

Members of the Isle of Capri Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club will open their | new season with a meeting Wednes= {day at 11:30 a. m. at the Maple | House, 5831 E. Washington St, Mrs, | Grover Parr and Mrs. R. E. Linder will be hoslesses. Club officers are [ president; Mrs I. [vice president; Mrs. J. C. Thurston, second vice president; Mrs, Carl Mueller, recording secretary: Mrs, R. R. Stewart, corresponding secs retary: Mrs, Virgil Hoagland, treasurer; Mrs, Roger Revnolds, auditor; Mrs, Max Norris, federation dele= gate and publicity chairman.

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Mrs, Robert Zaiser will be hostess to members of the Arbutus Garden Club at their opening meeting today at her summer cottage in the Indiana lak addition. A picnie and outdoor games are scheduled. (Mrs, D. P. Laird is assistant hostess, | New members of the Mothery Clab of Emerson Heights Kinder. | garten will be honored at a tea at | 1:30 p. m, Wednesday at the school,

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Mrs. and Mrs, |ternity supervisor, who is attending Wheeler Harden were surprised rett [the American Congress on Obstetrics cently by members of the La-Vale y 3 |this week in Cleveland, have been Wood Homemakers’ Club with a Y. W.C. A, Girls Plan granted leaves of absence to study birthday dinner at the home of Mrs,

Richmond Sessiong |. ndana University. George Oberle.

[ Miss Winifred Wygal of the Na-| [tional Y, W. C. A. staff will speak (at the Southern Indiana Business | Girls’ Conference Nov. 4-5 at Riche | mond. Plans for the Conference [were discussed yesterday by mem- | | bers of the program committee at a meeting at the Y. W. C. A. [ Miss Marian Lee Clark is commits | | tee chairman, assisted by the Misses | Wilma Dunning, Marian Erk and | Alice Dolloff, Conference chairman, | Richmond: Misses Louise Keifer, [Carol Williams, Mary Hartinstein and Audra Stout, Anderson; Miss | Anna Mary Tavior and Miss Mary | Ann Butcher, Terre Haute: Miss | Louise Seonler and Miss Anne Lewis, | | dianapolis; and two representa tiver from Muncie. Miss Luey | [Sehulte of the Central Y. W. ©. A. | and Miss Irene Harris of the Phyllis | Wheatley staff, met with the group.’

man; Mesdames W,. F. Holmes, | Bardsley, Geisel and Robbins,

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