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8 of Mrs. George
Brown. Mrs. W. W. Reedy is presi-
. The first dance will be at an in-
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OTHES COLLECTED FOR NEEDLEWORK ROUNDUP .« .
The Indianapolis “branch, Needlework Guild of America, will day through Thursday at the North Methodist Church. Mrs. Garrard already are at work collecting clothing.
| SOCIET Y—
‘Art Association Arranges Four Talks on Museums, Collecting.
The activities committee
Indianapolis i is arranging a series of four lectures on the rise and growth of American museums, tyends in
American collecting and the
collections. Wilbur D. Peat, museum director, will give
the illustrated lectures.
“Our Great Network of Art Museums” will be his topic at the first of the series on Tuesday at 2:30 o’clock.
Tea will follow. Other talks w New Galleries,” Nov. 14; “Priv
to the People,” Nov. 21, and “Modern Art—A Puzzle of
‘Modern Museums,” Nov. 28.
An association member may issue invitations-to two guests for each lecture. Mrs. Noble Dean heads the activities committee. Hostesses at the Tuesday tea will include Mrs. William Allen Moore, chairman, Mesdames Curtis L. Shake, C. W. Spalding, Edwin M. Craft, Elijah B. Martindale, Homer Lathrop, Frank L. Binford, Louis Haerle, Paul White, Ralph Reahard, Woods Caperton, Fred W. Jungclays, Newell C. Munson and Miss Marie Todd. Mrs. Warrack Wallace will pour. Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, Miss Elsie Sinclair
and Miss Anne Ayres will assist.
The morning contract bridge party and luncheon will be ‘held
at the Propylacum Wednesday. Mrs.
committee, assisted by Mesdames Joseph J. Conner,
and John G. Benson.
Two Clubs Anndunce Meetings * The Wellesley College Club will hold a luncheon meeting Monday at the home of Mrs! Karl Stegemier, 5821 Guilford Ave. Mrs. William EKreig and Mrs. Ben |R. Turner Jr. will assist the hostess. The Indianapolis Literary Club will have a Ladies Night Monday Frederick |D. Kershner will read a paper on “Dogberry are held at the D. A, R. Chapter House. °
atti to Give Tea
. evening. Resurgent.” Meetin Dean and Mrs.
Dean and Mrs. Gino A. Ratti of at tea tomorrow afternoon at their in honor of Dr. D Mrs.
Louise Dauner. 3 :
Dance to Honor Wabash College The Columbia Club will honor graduates, students and friends
of Wabash College tonight at, its
Wabash Ambassadors will play for dancing. Patrons and patronesses will include a group of Crawfordsville members and their wives, Messrs. and Mesdames.L. E. DeVore, Frank C. Evans, A. H. Flannigan,
Reid H. McClain, W. K. Martin and
Briarcliff Junior Tea Set The newly organized Briarcliff
ciation will entertain for prospective students of the school Thursday -
at the Woodstock Club. Tea will
Patricia Vachon, an instructor at the school, will speak.
Indiana Artists Exhibit Arra
The Art Department of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will an exhibit of works by members of the Indiana Artists Club Nov. 17-25 in the tearoom foyer on Ayres’ eighth floor. Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle is chairman of the department. Gordon Mess, president of the artists’ group, will speak at the preview luncheon Friday, Nov. 17, in Ayres’ Tearoom. Mrs. George ~~ W. Jaqua, state president, also will speak.
W.C.T. U. to Hear Rev. McPheeters
‘ The Rev. C. A. McPheeters, pastor of the North Methodist Church, will speak to members of the Central Women's Christian “Temperance Union at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, Noy. 10, at the home fler, 5430 N. Delaware St. Mrs. C. T. Austin will lead the devotions. John M. Miller will sing, accompanied by Mrs. John Sink. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Collins and Mrs. R. K.
dent.
Dancing Club Being Formed
A dancing club for young people in Irvington is being organized under the sponsorship of the Irvington Union of Clubs. Dances have been set for Nov. 18, Dec. 30, Jan. 20, Feb. 3 and April 12.
formal supper party. Miss Louise Hopgood will be master of ceremonies. A The junior committee includes the Misses Ann Holloway, risjean Spees, Joellen Burroughs, Alma Jean Ehlers, Elizabeth Donnell, Muriel Garrett, David Scudder, Joe Adkins, Allen Crapo, and Hal Silver ~ Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs is . peing assisted in the organization of the club by the Mesdames L. D. Kingsbury, Arl Garrett, Max Reese, David Lindner, C. U. Watson, C. B. Silver, vy J. Weesner, Russell Justice, P. Lemsen, S. E. Stone‘braker, Twin Beheimer, Edward Bruck and C. E. Donnell.
On-Ea-Otas Give Dance
The On-Ea-Otfa Club will hold a ce tonight in the Woodruff se clubhouse. Members of the tee in charge include Mes-
el S. Robinson, president of the University, aj Robinson and new members of the liberal arts and science: faculty. Faculty members to be honored include Dr. and Mrs. Charles Josey, and the Misses Sina Fowler, Helen Van Dorn and
ning at their hall, 1421 E, Wash-
'ernor of the American Legion, De-
of the Art Association of
present status of public
ill include “Old Masters in ate Collections Bequeathed
Paul Richey heads the hostess John M. Williams
Butler University will entertain / / home, 329 Buckingham Drive/
dance in the ballroom. The
Arch H. Olds.
Junior College Alumnae Asso-
be from 4 to 6 o’clock. Miss
nged
Armistice Day Program Set
A public card party, a join} Armistice Day program and several stated meetings are included on programs of Indianapolis women’s lodges next week. Members of IRVINGTON CHAP-
TER OF THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR will observe Ruth’s
Night at their meeting at 8 o’clock
Monday evening at the Irvington Masonic Temple. Mrs. Martha Bechtold and R.°E. Guthrie are worthy matron and patron.
Members of the FIDELIS CLUB will be guests of the North Park Chapter 404, O..E. S., at their stated
meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. in North Park Temple, 30th and Clifton Sts. Fo
The LIEDERKRANZ LADIES’ SOCIETY will sponsor a public card party at 8 o'clock tomorrow eve-
ington St. Mrs. Henry Walters is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sophie Markley.
V. M. Armstrong, past state gov-
partment of Indiana, will discuss “Armistice Day’/at a joint meeting of the HAYWARD BARCUS POST 55 AND AUXILIARY Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the World War Memorial. Mrs. Harry L. Ridgeway, ericanism chairman, will introd the speaker. Mrs. Edward Hofstatter, chairman of the courtesy committee, will greet members and guests. Mrs. Clair Brengle, unit president, will preside.
Members of the SILVER STAR REVIEW 15, W. B. A, will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in Castle Hall. Miss Ireta Lasalle, yu deputy au
hold its annual garment roundup Tues- . K. Calvert (left) and Mrs. Charles A.
baum Community Center.
London, Paris, Berlin and Moscow.
Set Mitchell, Scherer Vows
Miss Bernadine Scherer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Scherer, 108 S. Audubon Road, and Clarence M. Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Gary, will be married in a candlelight ceremony at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Dr. Alexander E. Sharp will officiate at the service in a setting of palms and ferns. Stands of sevenbranch candelabra with cathedral tapers will form the background. Arnold Davis, violinist, accompanied by Miss Mary Jeanette Morgan; organist, will play bridal selections. “Liebestraum” will be played during the ceremony.
Chooses Colonial Bouquet
The bride will enter down a can-dle-lit aisle with her father who will give her in marriage. She will wear a gown of candlelight slipper satin
/fashioned on Victorian lines. The / |neckline is high with a Peter Pan
collar and basque waist trimmed with seed pearls and fastened in the back with tiny satin-covered buttons. The leg ‘0 mutton sleeves are long and tight from elbow to wrist and extend in points over each hand. Her full skirt is shirred at the waistline and sweeps into a long train. Her fingertip-length veil of candlelight illusion will fall from a crown of pearlized orange blossoms with a shoulder-length veil. She will carry a colonial bouquet of white roses and gardenias. Mrs, David Young, matron of honor, will wear a faille taffeta gown of hyacinth blue with a shirred bodice and full skirt. The dress has a tuxedo jacket trimmed in velvet ribbon and she will carry a colonial bouquet of pink roses and pompons with pink streamers. She will wear pink roses in her hair. Arrange Florida Trip
J. Taylor Winslow, Youngstown, O., fraternity. brother of the bridegroom, will be best man and ushers will include Richard Mitchell, the bridegrogm’s brother, {and Ralph Scherer. brother of the bride. Mrs. Scherer has ‘chosen a Boy Blue crepe dress with a corsage of Talisman roses. The bridegroom's mother will wear moss green with a gardenia corsage. After a reception:for members of the immediate families and intimate friends, the couple will. leave on a trip to Florida. They will be at home in Gary after Nov. 19. Among out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Miss Gladys Scherer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sterchi, Olney, Ill.; Miss Carolyn’ Keeling, Crawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mitchell, Mrs. Matt Shinners and their - daughter, Betty, Gary; Mrs Della: Mower and her ‘daughter, Shirley; Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Atkinson- and their son, Robert, and daughter, Ruth; Mrs. Braithwaite and James Casey, all of Chicago; and Mr, and Mrs. | Enos Johnson, Goshen.
‘Touchdown’ Hop Is Tonight
A “touchdown” dance will be held in the Zephyr Room at the Hoosier Athletic Club tonight and the annual Armistice Day dance will be Saturday night.
arranged by Mesdames Thomas W. Kercheval, chairman; Frank P. Huse, Chauncey L. Taylor; Glenn
Lich. Prank James, president of the H. A. C. Juniors, has announced that the regular monthly business meeting of the “young group” will be held in the new Chinese Room at the -club next Sunday. Miss Rosalyn Ludwig will preside.
Muncie Unit Chartered Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, presi-
dent of the Federation of International Travel-Study Clubs, Inc.;
man, Burt © founder of the extension ‘division, presented an I. T. C. charter yesterday to a El ‘chapter. Mrs. Ernest Gregory will head the Muncie unit of 25 members hich
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THE. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |
. RUSSELL 4 MONTHS, TO BENEFIT |
Babies like 4-month-old Russell at the Suemma Coleman Home will receive a part of the new garments and money collected: Russell
is held by Nurse Edith Anderson,
Dr. A. W. Cordier 10 Address Council of Jewish Women at Meeting Monday Afternoon
Dr. Andrew W. Cordier will address members of the Council of Jewish Women at their regular meeting at 2 p. m. Monday in the Kirsh-
Dr. Cordier is professor of history and political science. at Manchester College and has recently returned from Europe, where he visited in
He will speak on “Democracy in a World of Dictatorships.” Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks will give the opening prayer. Mrs. Louis Fink, chairman of the peace committee, will review briefly the work of her committee. Mrs. Sultan G. Cohen will preside. Tea will be served in the lounge at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Wolf Sussman and Mrs. © Walter Wolf will preside at the tea table.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Alpha Tau Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta. 8 p. m. Wed. - Mrs. Morris McDonough, 627 Dearborn, hostess. Assistants, Mesdames Howard Reed, Earl Lovell, Fred Phelan, James P. Hoffman Jr. and Miss Marcella Topmiller.
Alpha Chapter, Omega Chi. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Norman DeArmth, 4701 E. Washington, hostess. Phi Omega Kappa. Mon. eve. Mrs, Richard Marshall, 427 N. Jefferson, hostess. | Gamma Chapter, Omega Nu. Tau. Tues. eve. Women’s Athletic Club.
© CLUBS
E. T. C. of Shortridge. 3:30 p. m. Mon. Miss Jean Goldsmith, 129 E. 51st, hostess. St. John’s Academy Association. 7:55 p. m. Mon. Academy. Delta Upsilon Auxiliary. 12:45 p. m. Tues. Mrs. J. E. Aspinall, 135 Hampton Drive, hostess. Luncheon bridge. Mrs. Don Compton and Mrs. John Crawford, assistants. November Circle, St. Patrick’s Church. 12:30 p. m. Tues. School Hall. Luncheon and card party. Mrs. Ralph Carpenter, chairman.
LODGE Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah. 8 p. m. Tues. I. O. O. F. Hall, Bellefontaine and Riviera Drive. Mrs. Hester Keplar, noble grand.
Sunnyside Unit Meets Monday
The Sunnyside Guild will hold its regular luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Columbia Club. A report on the annual card party last month will be presented. Mrs. John Bulger is chairman of arrangements for the day, assisted by Mesdames John ‘W. Burke, E. L. Burnett, L. C. Burnett, Charles Byfield, Thomas Booth, Alonzo B. Chapman, O:. A. Chillson, Albert W. Claffey, Robert J. Clarke, Earl Cox and A. C. Croadall.
E tea talks
“a to Ho : Sevitzkys at Club’s Exhibit
A.A. U. W. Book and Toy Display Will = Open _ Monday Morning.
Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis. Symphony Orchestra,
and Mrs\ Sevitzky will be honored Monday afternoon at the eighth annual book and toy exhibit of the Indianapolis Branch of the American Association of University Women in Ayres’ auditorium. The exhibit will open at 10 0 ‘clock Monday morning and will be opén through the week. Special exhibits have been arranged by private and public schools. Mrs. Karl M. Koons and Mrs. Walter L. Caley are co-chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. Sevitzky will inspect the symphony instruments arranged in the music display by s. A. Harold Votaw and Mrs. Harry L. Foreman. The music committee will be in charge of a tea in the Sevitzkys’ honor at the close of the afternoon Monday.
Pupils Design Posters
Symphonic music such -as that played by the local Symphony Orchestra is to be the theme of the music display of the exhibit." A progressive book-making project will be exhibited by pupils of Tudor Hall School. Miss Daty Healy, faculty member, will be in charge of the display. Drawing books with folded paper covers will be shown by the first and second grades.’ The third and fourth grades will exhibit books with fashion figure drawings and original stories. Wood block material covers will be exhibited by the fifth grade and starch paper hinged bindings will be shown as the work of the sixth grade. Scrap books and photograph books with cork and wooden-hinged covers will be shown by the seventh and eighth grades.
Publishing Illustrated
A nature study exhibit, “Bringing the Outside Inside,” will be on display by Orchard School. Miss Vera Hunte, Herbert Sweet. ahd Oscar Huth, ‘of the faculty, are in charge. A progressive exhibit of “The Red and Black” will be featured | Park School. They display w illustrate the publishing process of the monthly school newspaper from the time a story is assigned to a reporter until it appears in print. Arnold Sanders, editor-in-chief, has arranged the display. The Indianapolis Public Schools’ exhibit on progressive weaving will include seven posters illustrating how a pattern is made. School children will demonstrate weaving daily at the exhibit. ; Another special feature of the book and toy exhibit will be a convalescent child’s room with a display of simple playthings made in bed by Riley Hospital patients.
‘SATURDAY, 1 NOV. by
. MAYER CHAPEL YOUNGSTERS TOLD OF DRIVE
"Miss Blanche Maine, activity director at Mayer Cha, settlement is one of 27 local hospitals, homes and other [ : tributes,
Monday and Tuesday.
Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames I. B. Countryman, Fred R. Bechdolt, J. H. Albershardt and Price Beecher.
The Butler University chapter of PI BETA PHI will hold open house from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow at the house. Twenty new pledges will be introduced. In the receiving line will be Mrs. Edith Wright Calhoun, Mrs. Paul D. Hinkle, the Misses Doris Brown, Ethel Bailey, Joyce Lindsay and Phyllis Pennington,
The Butler Alumnae Chapter of ALPHA OMICRON PI will hold a benefit bridge party Tuesday evening at the D.. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Proceeds will go to the house fund. Mrs. C. F. Steger is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Lester Nicewander, Miss Rosalee Shea, Miss Bernadine Patrick and Miss Elizabeth Williamson.
ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU was entertained last night at ‘the home. of Mrs. Vern Boxell. Mrs.. Morrow Allen was in charge of entertainment, assisted by Mesdames Boxell, O. Beatty, ‘Ri T. Kares, - Sherman Armour,’ Dallas Smith and Miss Audrey Chenoweth.
_ Arrangements for rush parties will be discussed. by LAMBDA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU at a meeting Monday evening in the Hotel Lincoln. The first party will be tomorrow at the Riley Hotel. Mrs. Walter Simpson will be hostess for an Italian spaghetti dinner Wednesday evening at her home.
The meeting of INDIANA BETA CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA philanthropic sorority, will be held Monday with a dinner at 5:45 p. m. at ‘the Colonial Tearoom, 1433 N. Pennsylvania“ St. The business session will open: at 7 o’clock.
Miss Dorothy Jane Taylor will en-|.
tertain BETA CHAPTER OF CHI PHI GAMMA at a regular meeting Monday evening at her home, 2434 N. Gale St. .
BETA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA DELTA will be entertained at a social meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Butler, 3217 E. North St.
Mrs. Lowell Walsh, 1647 W. Riverside Drive, will be hostess ‘this evening for the second rush party of the season for LAMBDA ALPHA LAMBDA. The regular business meeting will be at 8:15 p. m..Monday ‘at the home of Mrs. Richard Hutchins, 2006 Kenwood Ave. 3
Mrs. J. W. Fleener will entertain MU CHAPTER OF PHI CHI EP-
SILON Monday evening at her home, ini N. Bolton Ave,
Among Hostesses for Art Tea T alls
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Better Business Bureau Head Speaks to Tri Kappas Monday; Pi Phi Open House Is Tomorrow)
“A discussion meeting, a benefit bridge party, an open house, several rush parties and dinner meetings are scheduled for sororities tomorrow,
T.'M. Overley of the Better Business Bureau will speak to the INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF TRI KAPPA at a luncheon meeting Monday at the home of. Mrs. Kenneth Latrancs, 5242 Central Ave.
Women to Hear Speech on War
Miss Ruth Merrifield, who recently returned from Europe, will speak Tuesday morning at the monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Council of Women in Hollenbeck Hall of
the Central Y. W. C. A. Miss Merrifield will’ talk on ‘Rumbles of War.” The speaker was in Qenive, Switzerland, at the start of the hostilities. She was with the Amerjcan Committee there during the summer months by appointment: of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Mrs. J. ‘H. Amrington, chairman of the human re-lations-world peace committee, will present the speaker. Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, president of Butler University, will speak following a luncheon on “A New Program for “Higher Education.” - J. W. Esterline, president of the Indianapolis = Citizens = Committee; will explain the purpose and plans of that organization at the morning session. Mrs. J. Malcolm Dunn will discuss the Consumer’s Institute, now meeting weekly at Ayres’ and Block’s auditoriums. , The institute is sponsored by the Better Business Bureau,’ the Advertising Club, Butler University and several women’s organizations.
Mrs. Rybolt To Entertain
Mrs. T. M. Rybolt will be hostess to Nu Zeta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional musical
musicale at: 6 p. m. Monday at her home, 5602 N. Pennsylvania St. Appearing on a program will Lenore Coffin, who will review. “A Little - Night. Music” A. (Johnson). Musical illustrations by Mozart: will be played by a double string quartet composed of Irma Mae Steele ahd Katheryn McCain, first. violin; Harriet' McGuire and Octavia Landers, second violin; Thelma Bosworth and Lillian Starost, viola; ‘Lois McCain and ‘Mildred Schultz, cello, and Helen Starost, contra-bass.’ Roberta Trent will direct the ensemble, = Mrs. Robert Orbison, soprano, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Rybolt. Other numbers will be given by Mrs. Arthur G. Monninger, pianist, and by Mary Frey Barton, contralto, accompanied by Dorothy Knight Greene... Assistant ‘hostesses will include Mesdames Clair McTurnan, . Roy Slaughter, John Embhardt, Russell Whistler and ‘Miss Bérnice Churels.
Utley: to Speak |?
In City Monday
Clifton: M. Utley, ditocior of the!
Midwest: Council on Foreign Rela-
tions, will speak on “American Interest in Europe's War” at 8:15 p. m. Monday: at the Indiana’ War Memorial. The lecture is:the opening one in the third annual series on current: world ‘affairs s
Women Voters." . Utley broadcasts ‘as ‘an’ ana-,
J. Fred Rippy, story. profesior]
{of the University of Chicago, will{ give the second lecture of the series
Friday, ‘Jan. 12, on “Dictatorship and Democracy. in Latin America.”
Mr. Rippy has traveled extensively in South America and Europe, and |
has ‘been an official delegate of two Pan-American conferences on history and geography.
group, for its monthly dinner andj
ponsored ol by the Indianapolis League of | y
The third! and final lecture will be given by|
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pel, tells two youngsters. about the roundup. haritable institutions to which the guild con
Rotary Group Hears Artist ‘Next Monday
Sigma Chi Mothers’ Club Will Meet Tuesday: : At House. -
Club programs for today, tomers row and the first of the week" include a talk on art in New England, several luncheons and a dinner meeting. A group of younger. girls are holding: 8 house party. this week-end, °f Randolph ‘Coats, local artist, wilt give an illustrated lecture Monday evening at the dinner meeting of the WOMAN'S "ROTARY CLUB at the Propylaeum. Miss. Helen A. Humphreys will preside at the 6 o'clock dinner.
‘Mr. Coats took some 2000 feet of
color film this year for his pict
“New England Ar{--Colonies.” Art- :
ists and their stuflios are included in the “shots” of Gloucester, Rock port and Provincetown,’ ‘Mass, © Mr. Coats for many years maintained an art studio at Provincetown. He is a charter member and former president of the Indiana Artists Club, ~
; The SIGMA CHI MOTHERS’ CLUB of Butler University will hold a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. Tues~ day at the chapter house, 442 W.
46th St.- Mrs. Joseph G. Gerard will
talk on “What's in a Hand.” Music will be provided by the fraternity chapter.
Hosteses will be Mrs. Fred ‘Mar-
shall, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Harry McClelland, Louis Ferguson, Frank Reisner, Rosa Storer, Louis Clark and Harry Land.
Mrs, Arthur R. Robinson will ad‘dress the SEVENTH WARD WOM-
AN’'S REPUBLICAN CLUB at its monthly meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harvey B. Stout, 2260 N. Alabama St. Miss Belle O'Hara will be hostess chairman, - assisted by Mesdames Eva Collins, Frank Gaines, Betty Fenn, Benjamin Nieman, Orville Goodnight, Hezzie B. Pike, Bess M¢-
Kay Henry, John C. Carr, Lewis A.’
Hall and Miss Lucetta Ohr,
Miss. Mary Lambertus will hostess to the CLEF CHAPTER OF
pe| THE SUB-DEB CLUB at a house party this week-end. Guests will ’
include the Misses Joan Goldsmith, Norma Oburn, Margaret Siegler,
Wanda Scheiring and Jane Bastian.
: The CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL MOTHERS’ CLUB: ‘will hold a monthly business meeting: at 1:45 p. m, Tuesday:in the school: library. Mrs. W. D. Kibler. is Jpresident. : ‘A social hour will follow.
Miss: Virginia Brown will head: the S. I.'S. CLUB OF SHORTRIDGE HIGH' SCHOOL for the coming term following her election at ‘a recent meeting at the home of Miss Jean. Klinger, 3642 Coliseum" Ave. Other officers are Miss Florence Locke, - vide - president; Miss .Carpl Meyer, secretary; Miss Joyce Steve enson, treasurer, and Miz ‘Klinger, publicity chairman.
Members . of th the WOMEN: SHO: #|CIETY OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FLORISTS will meet for a for o'clock - dinner Monday m the tel Washington. - 'Hostesses: ‘will include. Hebdaimgs
0. E. Steinkamp, G. L. Wiederihoft, Al. Aulbach, Frank.
Luebking, ‘A J. Baur, Karl Hack and Ed Ea “The group will ‘meet for a lutich-
eon and card party at noon Satur
day, Nov. ‘11, in the Hotel The party ‘will ‘be: given for wives
sociation members.
land daughters of State Florists ol
bet party followed "a progressive ? | dinner ati the: members’ homes. ..
“To Be rs st
Princess Alexgndra Kropotidn,
author * ‘and: lecturer, will speak at
the joint ‘dinner meeting of the iliary of the American Legion dn
Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Riviera Kropatkin i 5 8 die -
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