Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1939 — Page 22

ISOCIETY—

Tudor Hall Alumnae Meet Again At Christmas Dance on Dec. 29.

§ Tudor Hall alumnae will resume their Christmas ~ holiday dances this year with a ball Friday evening, ~ Dec. 29, at the Woodstock Club. . Invitations are being prepared under the. direction £ of Mrs. Alex Stewart, assisted by Miss Josephine Mayer "and Mrs. Michael Fox. Proceeds from the event will go to the Tudor Hall Alumnae Undergraduate Scholarship :

Fund. Barretts to Entertain Sunday

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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart and Miss Cora Fletcher are to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clifford Barrett for the opening program of the 10th annual series of Martens Concerts at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at English’s. Vronsky and Babin, Russian piano duo, are

to play.

: Mrs. A. H. Steinbrecfer will be hostess to her daughter, Mrs, Chauncey H. Eno, and Mr. Eno for the concert. Mrs. C. Harvey Bradley will attend with her daughter, Miss Barbara.

Park School Students to Dance Park School students and their friends will be entgrtained tomorrow evening at the Varsity Club dance at the school gymnasium, * Preceding the dance, John Leasure will be host at a dinner party at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Kent Leasure. His guests will include Herberton Weiss, Mary Johnson, Charles Bookwalter, Ethel Janet White, Robert Doeppers, Nancy Wohlgemuth, William Fisher, Alice Boozer, John Miller, Barbara Porter, Robert Stempfel, Georgianna Dedaker, David Moxley and John Holliday.

Literary Club to Hear Jameson Booth T. Jameson is to be speaker on “This Tumultuos Whimsey” before the Indianapolis Literary Club Monday evening at the D.A.R.

chapter house. :

Parties Arranged for Civie Play : Numerous parties are being arranged for the opening night of

the Civic Theater's second play of

the season, “Night Must Fall.”

‘The’ murder drama, written by Emlyn Williams, opens tomorrow night and will continue through Thursday at the Playhouse. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Fertig and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Shuck, all of Franklin, will attend with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter. The

Arnholters are entertaining after the Club.

play at the Indianapolis Athletic

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adriance’s guests will be Mr. and Mrs, Richard Bunch and Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Wiegand. The Adriances will be hosts at a cocktail party at their home following the performance. Mrs. Adriance designed the sets for the play.

Rogers Party Guests Announced a In Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rogers’ party will be their daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bawden. With Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart will be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foelber of Ft. Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sormane are to be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNamara preceding the play.

Mr. and Mrs. Garth Marine are

to have as their guests, Mr. and

Mrs. J. D. Sparks, Miss Rhea Chenowith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl J, Thurber and Richard Lineback of Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeGraw, Mrs. Thomas G. LaManna and Edward J. Elliott will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Scanlon at the play. Mrs. LaManna will give a supper party at her home folowing the performance.

Millers, Mastens to Attend

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Masten are

to attend together. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Hake will be

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright. Among others who have made reservations for parties are Miss Eldena Lauter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Meek, Norman Green, Cabana Club members and a group from Tudor Hall School. Other reservations include those of Mesdames Mary T. Bogert, Paul Richardt, William Macgregor Morris, Ida Strawn Baker, R. W, Garten, G. S. Hancock, Gordon Lumpkin, Charles C. Robinson, D. S, Robinson, A. M. Rosenthal; Mr. and Mrs. George J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pelham, the Misses Jewel Brice, Marie Blackwell, Rosalie DeMoss, Kathryn Watson, Janet MacDonald, and Messrs.. Ralph Thompson, Evans Woollen Jr. P."B. Denning, Harold H. Ferguson,

Neil Firestone and Curtis Webber.

Membership Luncheon Planned By Auxiliary of Robison Post

A membership luncheon, rummage sale and several program meetings are being planned by members of the Auxiliary to the BRUCE P. ROBISON POST OF THE AMERICAN LEGION, Mrs. Vernon Scott, 1127 N. DeQuincy St., will be hostess for a covered dish membership luncheon at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Nov, 21. Mrs. Fred M. Wolf and Mrs. Frank Collman will be in charge.

Mrs. Collman, chairman of the ways and mgans committee, will be assisted by her committee with arrangements for the rummage sale Monday and Tuesday at 1658 Northwestern Ave.

The past president's parley was held recently with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Paul Beam, chairman, at 1062 W, 32d St. The a will be in charge of serving the membership dinner for Post members today in the Central Christian Church. Mrs. Oharles Schaub is dinner chairman and Mr Jarnon Scott is in charge of th ing room. The auxiliary and post members held a joint dinner meeting recently at the Central Christian Church. H. H. Anderson, prii.cipal of Technical High School, discussed the educational program of the schools and Americanism work done by the Legion. The Technical high School band played. Members of the Junior Auxiliary and Sons of the Legion will present a large American flag to the Wheeler City Rescue Mission at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the mission chapel. A processional including three color guards and the Junior Auxiliary Glee Club will be held pefore the presentation. Edward Schaub will give the call to colors and Robert Allen, captain of the Sons of the Legion, will make the presentation. The Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt will accept the flag. In charge of the presentation are william H. Brown, Ralph W. Roderjek and Leland Rees of the post; Mrs. Ralph R. Lynch, Americanism chairman of the unit; Mrs. Fred Hasselbring, junior sponsor, and Olivene Bueneman, junior presi-

~ dent.

Miss Betty and Marion Scott, 1127 N. DeQuincy St., will entertain the junior members af their meeting at 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Nov. 18. The members made favors for Armistice Day trays at the United States Veterans’ Hospital.

The AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY JUNIORS OF THE 12TH DISTRICT will sponsor a talk by Ralph Klare at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow over Station WIBC. His topic will be “The American Legion and Education.” The talk will be in observance of

Armistice Day and American Edu-|

cation Week. Mr. Klare is past commander of Hayward Barcus Post and past chef de guerre of Voiture 145, Forty and Eight. Mrs. Gladys Ross, junior, leader, planned the program.

Members of the MADDEN NOTTINGHAM AUXILIARY OF POST 848 will present an American flag to the Seventh Christian Church at

Mrs. L. F. Hiland is Americanism chairman. The auxiliary will entertain- patients at the Veterans’ Hospital with a card party from 7-9 p. m. Tuesday followed by a business meeting at 9 p. m. in the post home, 1130 W. 30th St. The Big Four Railway Auxiliary unit 116, American Legion, met last night at the World War Memorial. Mrs. Eva Reed, president, has named standing committee chairmen for the year. They are Mrs. Estella Mumford, child welfare; Mrs. Ruth Meixner, Americanism; Mrs. Goldie Parish, hospitals; Mrs. Lucille Farrington, activities; Mrs. Lillian Lynch, poppies; Mrs. May Headley, community service; Mrs. Myrtle Campbell.) national defense; Mrs. Helen Newby, constitution; Mrs. Mumford, publicity; Mrs. Campbell, publicity; Mrs. Etta Johnson, membership, and Miss ‘Mary Parish, service sales.

Busy Bee Druids Will Hold Party

A pillowslip card party, an Armistice Day dance and a stated meeting are among women’s lodge activities for tonight, tomorrow and Tuesday. The BUSY BEE CLUB OF DRUIDS will hold a pillowslip card party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Charles Cummius, 1628 S. East St. Mrs. Mary Geiden is chairman of arrangements.

BEECH GROVE CHAPTER 465, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting Tuesday evening in the Beech Grove Masonic Hall, 7th and Main Sts. Mrs. Reba Masten is worthy

patron,

. The 50-50 CLUB OF LYNHURST LODGE will give an Armistice Day dance at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Lynhurst Masonic Temple. Oldtime music and square dancing will provide entertainment. ;

The degree staff of MYRTLE REBEKAH LODGE will meet at 8:30 p. m. today in the I. O. O. F. Hall, Addison and W. Washia3ton Sts.

Central Studios Plan

The Central Studios of Music will entertain Sunday afternoon with an Autumn Twilight Tea in honor of women students who have worked in the October educational contest.

matron and Otho Lacey is worthy |}

Autumn Tea Sunday|

Sorority Groups Face Busy Days

A’ supper and luncheon meeting this evening and tomorrow and a benefit card party next week are among activities on the calendars of local alumnae members of college social sororities. Another organization has installed new officers. Mrs. Frank Gleaves Jr. will be chairman of hostesses for the supper meeting this evening of the INDIANAPOLIS ‘ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF DELTA GAMMA at the Butler University chapter house. Assisting her will ber Mrs. Dana Hannan, Mrs. Albert L. Jones, the Misses ‘Margaret Ensley, Betty Cook, Marjorie Boyle, Mildred Forsythe, Hallie Hunt, Sue Merrill, Margaret Rohr and Jane Ploch. Members of the luncheon group of the alumnae will meet at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson, 4200 N. Pennsylvania St. Mesdames Virgil Samms, Gerald Redding, S. Douglas Bash and W. F. Kegley will be assistants.

The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE OF ZETA TAU ALPHA will sponsor a benefit bridge party Thursday evening at the Woman's Department Club. Proceeds will go to the sorority fund for the maintenance of a health center in a mountain settlement near Marion, Va., not far from the seminary at Farmville, Va. where the sorority was founded. Mrs. A. R. Vestal and Miss Louise Berndt are co-chairmen of ticket sales, assisted by Mrs. R. W. Hilgedag of the Butler alumnae group, and Mrs. N. R. Bailey of the Indiana University alumnae chapter. The Misses Ann Strauss, Virginia Davey, Jane McNorton, Ruth Ann Lett and Della Ake, pledge members from Butler University, will assist the home-made candy selling committee, headed by Mrs. H. T. Goodnight and Mrs. Charles A. Smuck, Mrs. H. B. Smith is telephone chairman. The door and table prizes will be under the direction of Mrs. E. L. Foster and Mrs. Gerald Foltz. Plans for the party were discussed at a meeting of the alumnae last night at the home of Miss Frances Luichinger, 5735 Broadway Terrace.

Mrs. Lillian B. Tocamo will head BETA CHAPTER OF XI DELTA XI following her installation as president. at a recent meeting and chili supper at the home of Mrs. Mary V. Grogg. Others who took office are Mrs. Blanche M. Bedwell, secretary, and Mrs. Mildred W. Vredeveldt, treasurer. Mrs. Ma Jane B, Thompson was initiated.

RHO GAMMA CHI SORORITY will hold a dance at 9:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Hotel Antlers. Miss Vera Nicholai is chairman of arrangements, as-

Mrs. Irving Crouch. }

Mrs. Brewer to Speak

The Anglo India Chapter of the International Travel Study Club will hear Mrs. Nettie Brewer speak on “The Treasure House of the Incas” tomorrow following a 1 o'clock luncheon at Feeser’s Tearoom. Mrs. Homer Higman will be hostess. f

These youngsters are looking forward to seeing “Tonight We Dance,” starring Ruth Chatterton, opening Nov. 20 at English’s Theater. the same ages as the children appearing in the play. The Christamore Aid Society is sponsoring

sisted ‘by Miss Helen Murray and|

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the opening performance for the benefit of its fund to assist with work at the Christamore House. Left to right are Jane Eaglesfield, Alice Gates and Edward Mooney. Alice is the daughter of Mrs. E. E. Gates, general chairman of the arrangements committee.

Kathleen M. Faubel Chooses Attendants for Rite Nov. 22; Doris VanHorn Is Guest Today

Showers and parties, engagement announcements and the selection of bridal parties keep the prenuptial field a busy one. Miss Kathleen M. Faubel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August F. Faubel, 3548 Evergreen Ave., has chosen attendants for her wedding Nov. 22

to T. Willard Bosse. The bridegroom-to-be’s sister, Ruth Bosse, will be] Bridesmaids will include the Misses Frieda Jongs and

maid of honor.

Gwendolyn Howard and Polly Beatty will act as flower girl. William Bosse, a brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will be best man. The bride-to-be’s brother, Roger; Edward Bosse, another brother of the bridegroom-to-be, and Frank Scharfe will usher.

8 ” 2 Miss Betty Firth and Mrs. James N. Firth, 2402 N. Talbot St., will entertain this evening with a linen

shower in honor of Miss Doris Louise VanHorn, whose marriage to Alexander S. Pollock, Flint, Mich., will be Nov. 18. The bride-to-be is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. VanHorn, 4135 Carrollton Ave. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will include the Misses Jeanette Dice, Marjorie Hall and Barbara Hoelocher of Bloomington; the Misses Jane Holmes, Helen Holmes, Helen Emley, Deloris Emley, Ruth Hale, Mary Beth Livingston, Marjorie Ann Wagner, Dorothy Menke, Millicent Coleman, Louise Martin, Virginia Hoff, Virginia Nichols, Norma Rahe, Marietta Conklin; Mesdames E. H. Laws and Eulala Russell. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Alexander will entertain at dinner tomorrow night at the Columbia Club in honor of the engaged couple. Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames VanHorn, James Northam, W. C. Duesler, Miss Dorothy Bell, Lafayette, and Charles McDowell,

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Miss Cecelia Kupferschmidt, who will beconie the bride of Joseph Litle Nov.i23, will be entertained this evening with a kitchen shower at the home of Miss Mildred Haag, 5698 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Herbert L. Haag will be assistant hostess. Guests will include the Misses Margaret Schoen, Frances Luichinger, Mary Jane Hoepper, Ethel Merrick, Bernice Livingstone, Fay Mendenhall, Mary Francis Paul, Janet Williams, Marjory Scarborough, Elnora Hartman, Rosemary Johnston, Rose Ellen Gray, Rosemary. Leslie, Ruth Ann Lett, Mary

IY | Jane Warren, Mary Sue Spillman,

Margaret Trager, Mary Virginia Ernst, Anna VanDorn, Paula McClurg, Maribelle Foster, Betty Smith and Mesdames Allen Sutton, James Lawrence, William McClenon, Jack Graves, Eugene Bibbens and Robert Miller,

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Miss Mary Burke will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Rita Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blanchard, 2022 N. Pennsylvania 8t., to Henry G. Pfafflin, son of Mrs. Emma Pfafflin, G. E, Isley will be best man. Miss Burke will entertain tomorrow afternoon with a miscellaneous shower at her home, 1429 E. New York St. Miss Betty Lime

and Mrs. Ella Mutch will give a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mutch’s home, 3719 Boulevard Place.

» ” ” Miss Alice Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ancey E. Baker, is another bride-to-be who has chosen members of her wedding party. She will be married Nov. 29 to Howard Kemper, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Edwin G. Kemper, 3861 N. Delaware St. The bride-to-be’s sister, Mrs. Bennett Whitney, will be her only attendant. Dudley Kemper, the bridegroom-to-be’s brother, will be best man.

Mrs. Newell Munson will entertain Sunday evening with a buffet supper at her home, 26 Maple Court. Next Friday evening, Mrs. Lee Fox will give a party. Mrs. Robert Garten will entertain Nov. 25 and Mrs. Robert Prettyman and Mrs. Harry Vandivier have planned parties. 82° 2 ” Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCoun, Martinsville, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Helen G. Bottin, 1418 Comer Ave. Indianapolis, to Graham Bateman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ‘Bateman, Washington, Ind. They will be married in the St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Martinsville.

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Mrs. George Murphy, who was Miss Mae Schoengert McCann before her marriage, was entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower at the home of the Misses Kathryn and Pauline Bovard, 2921 Brookside Ave., by members of Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority.

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Miss Thelma Golay, daughter of C. L. Golay, 28 Hendricks Place, was entertained last night at a bridal shower by Miss Rose Boland and Miss Mary Murdock at Miss Murdock’s home, 17 N. Randolph St. Miss Golay and Bernard Connolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Connolly, will be married Thanksgiving morning in the Holy Cross Catholic Church.

Mrs, M. C. Murdock and Miss Margaret Murdock were assistant hostesses. Guests were Mesdames Lawrence J. Connolly, Hubert Nally, Al Michaelis, John McClure, Thomas Laffey, Paul DeHoff, Joseph Teegarden, Kenneth Garner and the Misses Anna Marie Quinn, Kathryn Quinn, Beatrice Ryan, Catherine Williams, Margaret Gasper, Margaret Kilillea, Julia Dwyer, Mary Frances Rochford, Mary Connell, Catherine Naughton, Isabel O’Maley and Bernice Waters.

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Tri Delt Mothers Give

Party Tuesday

Zontas Plan Exhibit, Tea Here Sunday

Griffith Etchings to Be ‘Shown; 20th Year

: # Is Celebrated. The Indianapolis Zonta Club will

give a tea from 3 until 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Spink

of Brown County etchings by L. O. Griffith, Nashville, in observance of American Art Week. Chrysanthemums in the club colors, bronze and gold, will decorate the tea table and rooms. Mesdames 8S. L. Hecathorne, Louis C. McAnly, W. H. McPherson and David A. Myers, Greensburg, will preside at the tea table. In the receiving line will be Miss Leah Spence. Zonta president; the Misses Mae Shields, Anna Carpenter, Eunice D. Henly, Eva Y. Wiles land Mesdames Howard G. Lytle, Frank L. Bridges and Blanche Brown. . : This month Zonta Clubs throughout the United States, Eastern Canada, Hawaii and the Scandinavian countries are observing the 20th anniversary of Zonta International which was organized in 1919 as a service club. There are 142 clubs now and more than 4200 members in the federation. A new national project will provide advanced education in aeronautical engineering for outstanding women students in memory of Amelia Earhart, a Zonta member. :

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EVENTS

SORORITY

Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Wed. Miss Alice Kelly, 3355 Graceland Ave. hostess.

CLUBS

Tri Lambeth Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7 p. m. today. Miss Ruth Ittenbach, 556 N. Oxford, hostess. J. L. P. F. of Shortridge. 7 p. m. today. Miss Virginia Ogle, 3715 N. Meridian hostess. Business. C. H. 1. C. Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7:30 p. m. today. Miss Vivian E. Johnson, 2943 Ruckle, hostess. K. P. 7 p. m. today. Miss Mary Elizabeth Barrett, 5869 Guilford Ave., hostess. Plans for theater party.

LODGE

Monument Chapter 549, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Monday. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois. Friends’ night and obligation ceremonies. * Mrs. Esther Fogle and Morris Freeman, worthy matron and patron. CARD PARTIES Beta Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha. 2 p. m. Sat. Banner-White-hill’s auditorium, Style show by Indiana Fur Co. Ways and Means Committee, Monument Chapter 549, O. E. S. 2 p. m. Tues. Block’s auditorium. Cards and Mah Jong. - Mrs. Goldie Freeman, chairman. Mrs, Ella Berge, co-chairman.

Mother Clubs Map Schedule

A card party and style show, a Thanksgiving party and a routine meeting are among mothers’ club activities for the next few days. The MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE

OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY will sponsor a card party and style show at 2 -p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium, Mrs. Harry Ware, chairman of the ways and means committee, will be in charge. Her assistants will be Mrs. Harry Ritzi, co-chairman of tickets; Mrs. Russell Mueller, prize chairman, and Mrs. Gerald Ganser, candy chairman. Other assistants will be Mesdames William Smith, Walter Custer, Robert Hoffman, Paul Weir and Donald Broadlick.

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The DELTA ZETA MOTHERS’

Carrollton Ave. Honor guests will be mothers of local Delta Zeta members in Franklin College, DePauw and Indiana Universities.

Thanksgiving readings and Mrs. Charles W. Wright will have charge of games and. contests. Reservations should be made with the committee, who will assist the hostess The committee includes Mesdames Clarence M. Sones, Harry M Brownlee, F. O. Westcott and A. E. Campbell. The group’s annual the Foodcraft -Shop, according to Mrs. Roy E. Price, program chairman.

The ST. RITA'S MOTHERS CLUB will hold a regular meeting

813 N. West St. school year will be discussed. club’s paper sale is now in progress

The LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

versity will hold a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the chap-

and hostesses will include Mesdame Smith Burns, J, P, Johnson and W

C. Galbraith.

Parker to Address

Rep. Chester V. Parker, State legislator from Pittsboro, will ad dress the Irvington Women’s Re

E. Washington St. Mrs.

ing her are Mrs. Rader Virt, enter‘tainment chairman; Mrs. Mary E. Ramier, program’ chairman; Mrs. Otto Abshire, in charge of refreshments, and Miss Mae Kile, public

ity chairman. Hostesses will be L, J. Bowden, E. C. Rumpler, Karl Bloomfield 5

P. ¥ erger, v ’ Faye Lamson, Jierrill Woods, Eva

Arms Hotel and will exhibit a group]

CLUB will entertain at 2 p. m. | Tuesday with a Thanksgiving par- | ty at the home of the president, |: Mrs. Charles M. Bohnstadt, 2610]

Mrs. Lloyd C. Litten will give|§

family | Christmas party will be Dee, 5 in|:

at 4 p. m. Sunday in the school, |: Activities for the; The |:

MOTHERS’ CLUB of Butler Uni-|:

ter house, 4721 Sunset Blvd. Mrs.|: Florence Free McDonald will sing.|: Mrs. O. R. Burghard will preside];

G. O. P. of Irvington|:

publican Club at its annual fall: {festival tomorrow evening at 5446.

Bertha Hiner is general chairman of arrangements. Assist-|:

Mesdames Charies Cassady, Robert R. Close,|:

Plans Music

Mu Phi Epsilon Will Initiate 3 At Rite Monday

The Mises Rebecca Lewis, Marian Laut and Victoria Leafgreen will be initiated into Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor society, at 6:15 p. m. Monday in the Propylaeum. Initiation will be followed by a formal dinner in honor of the sorority’s founders’ Day. Mrs. Harold J. Hope, social chairman, will be in charge of arrangements. Kappa Chapter will be hostess to the alumnae chapter, patroness club and the Zeta Chapter of DePauw University. Miss Margaret Kapp, chapter president, will be toastmaster. Responses will be made by Mrs. Lenore Ivey Frederickson, ex-president of the chapter; Mrs. Max H. Wall, alumnae chapter president; Mrs. Louis Belden, Patroness Club president; Miss Jean Krueck, Zeta chapter president, and Mrs. Clyde Titus, province governor. Among guests will be Mrs. Charles Gieser, Cincinnati; Mrs, Walter E. Trenor, Chicago; Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Greencastle, and members of Zeta chapter. Mrs. Daniel S. Robinson and Miss Ruth McVey will be installed as Mu Phi Epsilon patronesses. Mrs. James L. Wagner will have charge of a musical program. Miss Elizabeth Campbell will sing the “Shadow Song” from “Dinorah” and Miss Laut, pianist, will play Brahm’s Intermezzo in E Minor and Rhapsody in G Minor and Debussy’s “Gardens in the Rain.” Miss Leafgreen, Franklin, will sing “To a Messenger,” by LaForge, and an aria from the “Marriage of Figaro,” by Puccini. Miss Lewis, harpist, will play “Saraband,” by Couperin; “The Girl With the Flaxen Hair,” by Debussy, and two short pieces, “A Nice Breeze” and “Behind the Barracks,” by Salzedo. Miss Ruth T. Beals and Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will sing duet arrangements of “Home to Our Mountains,” by Verdi; “Ets Kayin,” a traditional song, and “Quis est homo,” from Stabat Mater, by Rossini. Mrs. Burroughs and Miss Beals are alumnae members.

Turners Ladies Plan

Armistice Day Dance

The Ladies’ Class of the South Side Turners will sponsor an Armistice Pay Cabaret Dance tomorrow evening at the South Side Turner Hall, 306 Prospect St. Lionel Reaseh and his Kings of Swing will ay.

IRVINGTON KINDERGARTEN |P'ay

Bob Blackwell will be master of ceremonies for a floor show at 11 p. m. Featured in the show will be the Parisian Apaches, Miss Marjorie Markum in tap and toe dance specialties, Miss Helen Jacks Bantam, blues singer, and the Balance Boys. Mrs. Benny Benedict and Miss Alice O’Brien are co-chairmen of the dance, assisted by Mrs, William Niehaus, in charge of tickets; Miss Elsie Wolf, decorations, and Miss Ruby Mabee, entertainment. 5

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Fortnightly Club Hears Talks Monday

Mrs. Robert F. Daggett to

Speak to British Society.

Club programs for Monday and

‘| Tuesday include talks on foreign af«

fairs, a report on a national cone

vention and two parties.

~ Mrs. F. A. Symmes and Mrs. W, 8. Kirby will address the FORT NIGHTLY STUDY CLUB at a meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Weyl, 5307 Broadway. Mrs. Kirby's paper will be on “The Balkan Peninsula” and

. | Mrs. Symmes’ subject will be “King

Zog’s Albania.” Mrs. R. B. Douglas will be assistant hostess.

Mrs. Robert Frost Daggett will speak at the meeting of the DRYBROUGH ABBEY CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE Monday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Franks lin McCray, 217 E. 23d St. Mrs, Helen Shimer and Mrs. Charles F. Schlegel will be assistant hostesses,

Mrs. Jules Zinter will speak on “Peru” at the meeting of the IN< DIANA CHAPTER OF THE IN«< TERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Indiana World War Memorial,

Mrs. Nelson Elliott will speak ork “Europe at the Crossroads” at & meeting of the IRVINGTON COTERIE Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dwight Sherburne 337 N. Kenyon Ave, Mesdames James W. Denny, Seward S. Craig and Roy, Geider will be assistant hostesses. |

Mrs. Paul M. Kilby, president of CHAPTER F OF THE P. E. O. SIS« TERHOOD, will report on the recent supreme P. E. O. convention at & meeting of CHAPTER 8 at 8 p. m Tuesday. Mrs. Maurice W. Picket will be hostess. Exemplification o the ritual will be held.

Mrs. Carl Seet willl conduct & study of the constitution at a meet< ing of CHAPTER P OF THE P. EB. 0. SISTERHOOD Monday at fii home of Mrs. Harry S. Rogers, 3 Cornelius Ave. Mrs. Hermen K, McComb will assist the hostess, |

Mrs. Bird Mainard, 5623 E. Washs ington St., will be hostess to the C I. H. N. CLUB at a luncheon an bridge at 12:30 p. m. Monday. Mrs, Robert E. Young will be assistant hostess.

Miss Juanita Donaldson, 5030 B, New York St. will entertain mems bers of the LA PHYLLIS CLUB Monday at her home.

Mis. W. T. Scholl talked on “The Treasure House of the In. cas” before the NORMANDY CHAPTER today at the home of Mrs. Chris Harm, 5683 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Freq J. Geiger was ase sistant hostess.

Writer on Chemurgy, To Speak at 8 Today,

Christie Borth, author of ‘Pio= neers of Plenty,” a story of chemurgy, will speak at 8 p. m. to= day in the auditorium of the George W. Julian School 57, 5435 E. Wash= ington St. The Irvington Union of Clubs is sponsor of the talk. J Mrs. Harry E. Barnard, wife of the technical director of the Na« tional Farm Chemurgic Council, will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Virgil A. Sly, Harry A. Burkhart, P, E. Lamson and Lorenzo B. Jones. Mr. Borth; a reporter for the Dee troit Free Press, first became inter ested in chemurgy when assigned to cover the first Dearborn confer ence of agriculture, science and ine dustry. Mr. Borth defines chemurgy, as “chemistry at work.”

Council Meets Tonight | The Holy Cross unit of the Na+ tional Council of Catholic Women will meet tonight for a social meete ing following services at the church. il

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