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__ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

Present Day Club to Hear Haramy of Indiana Central; Irvington Group to Meet

| SOCIETY—

This Ice Hockey’s Really Slick;

Skating Party Is Success, Too Mrs. H. G. Mason Will Address Alexandrian Travel

Study Unit: Thursday; Tri C Society to Gather at Mrs. K. O. Thomas’ Home.

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The ice hockey bug bit Indianapolis last night. Every blue, yellow and red seat in the Coliseum was filled and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fan stood five and six deep behind the

wire netting at each goal. Local society turned out en bloc and rooted royally at each of the five Indianapolis goals. No one much knew what the game was about, it seems, but all approved. One rink-sider, with an air of great discovery, said, “I know why I thought there were only five men. I haven't been counting the men in the cages.” Despite the talk that everyone would be “dressed to the teeth,” there were only a few in formal dress, most of them Civic Theai:r members, who had entertained at parties preceding the game. The Civic Theater sponsored the box seat sale. For the most part, the crowd came in spectator clothes and were thankful to have their coats tucked around their legs in the face of a rather frigid breeze from the ice. The skating party afterward was a huge success in spirit if not in numbers. Only a few older men and women braved the: ice, but the youngsters slipped and slid with gusto. A few authentic skating costumes made their debuts and lent a professional air if one didn't + watch the wearers’ feet. ; Among enthusiastic boxholders were Miss Irving Moxley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Neal, Mrs. Rosamond VanCamp Hill, Messrs. and Mesdames A. K. Scheidenhelm, Conrad Ruckelshaus, Irving Fauvre, Kurt Pantzer, William Stokely, and Chauncey Eno. In Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel's box were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, Wallace Lee Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds and Mr. and

An annual guest day party, talks on Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay and a founders’ day dinner are scheduled for women’s club meetings next week. ; ‘Dr. John J. Haramy .of Indiana Central College will speak on “Why the World War?” at the annual guest party of the PRESENT DAY CLUB Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, 5220

N. Del St. Mrs, Parke| : ; A. Contes will be Te nt Club to Mar k "25th Birthday

hostess. Mrs. J. Harry Greene Members of the Masoma Club,

will sing, accompanied by Mrs. J. K. honorary woman's organization at

Vance. Mrs. C. F. Bechtold, 632 N. DeManual Training High School, will observe the 25th anniversary of the

Quincy St., will entertain the IRVINGTON MOTHER STUDY club with a dinner-meeting.at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Tabernacle

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: Times-Acme Photos. 1. Although Mrs. Paul V. McNutt has been married more than 20 years to a man who seldom has been out of the public eye, she insists her own career is at home. The Social Security Administrator is absent from home a good deal of the time but he enjoys its comforts, including breakfast, with Mrs. McNutt. 2. Mrs. McNutt set up an apartment in Indianapolis before establishing a home in the Shoreham. Here she is reading in the Washington apartment.

CLUB Wednesday at her home,

Mrs. H. G. Mason will give a travel talk to the ALEXANDRIAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNA-

Mrs. N. E. Boyers, their out-of-town guests.

Guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Fiske’s home for dinner last

night were Messrs. and Mesdames Donald Test, Frank Hoke, Bon O.

Aspy, Joseph Hanna, Ralph Boozer,

Robert Stempfel, William E.

Munk, Perry Lesh, W. W. Dark and Mr. Frank Remy.

Pre-Concert Lecture Scheduled Preceding the opening Friday afternoon concert by the Indian-

apolis Symphony Orchestra on Nov. the Indiana, State Symphony Society

17 the women’s committee of will hold the first of its sched-

uled pre-concert luncheon lectures under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen. Mrs. Lenore Coffin will give a music talk. Nearly 400 women are expected to attend the affair designated as the “Victory Luncheon” in honor of the members of the orchestra’s volunteer sales staff who worked on the sale of season subscriptions with Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, chairman. - Among these women, who will be honor guests are Mesdames Pauilip Adler Jr. Harold H. Arnholter, Dan W. Flickinger, William Herbert Gibbs, F. C. Groninger, Sylvester Johnson, Guy H. Shad-

inger; the Misses Miidred Falender,

Rosalind Selomon, Irma Mae

Steele, Betty Tharp, and Hazel Williams, Mrs. John O. Campbell

of Marion and Miss ‘Helen T. Whitcomb of Shelbyville.

Mrs.

Frederic M. Ayres, committee president, will present a trophy to

the outstanding worker. Special tables, which will be occup.

ied by groups at every luncheon

this year, have been reserved by Psi Iota Xi and Kappa Kappa Kappa Sororities, the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women and bythe wives of Indianapolis Kiwanians. *

Men interested in the welfare o

f the orchestra have been in-

vited. They include the board of directors of the Indiana State Symphony Society; Ferdinand Schaefer, conductor emeritus of the orchestra; Messrs. W. Rowland Allen, DeWitt; S. Morgan; Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht and Msgr. Henry F. Dugan.

Many Invited to Attend

Among prominent Indiana women expected to attend are the chairmen of the 14 state units of the women's committee: Mrs. Ward

G. Biddle, Bloomington; Miss Lois

Luther, Brazil; Mrs. Daily A.

Powell, Columbus; Mrs. Carlton Shuck, Franklin; Mrs. Wesley

Childers, Greencastle; Mrs. John A.

Kautz, Kokomo; Mrs. Floyd

R. Eastwood, Lafayette; Mrs. C. D. Chipman, La Porte; Mrs, Robert J. Spepcer, Marion; Mrs. Victor C. Hutzel, Muncie; Mrs.

Montreay F. Hatt, New Castle; Mrs.

Eugene K. Quigg, Richmond;

Mrs. D. Wray DePrez, Shelbyville, and Mrs. Howard Patton, Terre

Haute. Permanent committees in charge 1939-1940 concert season, have been follows: Mrs. Herbert Wagner and Miss Ada August C. Bohlen and Mrs. Hortense

of all luncheon-lectures for the appointed by Mrs. Woollen as

Mrs. John M. Cunningham, chairman of hostesses, with

Bicking as co-chairmen; Mrs. Rauh Burpee, co-chairmen of

menus; Mrs. Paul E. Fisher, ticket chairman, Mesdames Albert J. Beveridge Jr., Alfred W. Noling, Hiram W. McKee, John K. Ruckelshaus, Wayne Ritter, Robert F. Scott, Charles R. Weiss and Urban

K. Wilde.

The auditorium committee, for the music talks which will follow each luncheon throughout the year, includes Mesdames Richard

Helms and James S. Rogan. Mrs. of notices.

George L. Denny is in charge

Reservations for the Friday luncheon will be received at the Murat Theater headquarters of the Indianapolis Symphony Or-

chestra until 5 p. m. Wednesday. Propylaeum to Hear Bouton

S. Miles Bouton, who for 23 years was a foreign correspondent in Germany, will speak at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the Propylaeum Day. He will talk on “Hitlerism or Civilization.” Mr. Bouton spoke last year before the Propylaesum and several years ago to the Con-

temporary Club.

Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, president of the entertainment committee, and her assistants are presenting the lecture. They include Mesdames Robert N. Buchanan, Reily G. Adams, Walter H. Hubbard, John W. Kern Sr., Ross C. Ottinger, Clarke Rogers, John E. Hollett, Hal R. Keeling, Howard R. Meeker, John T. Wheeler, C. D. Alexander, John Dale Crittenberger, Carl Eveleigh, H. A. Boomer, Henry C. Atkins, Albert Gall, Edna M. Christian, J. K. Lilly Sr., Russell Fortune, Leonard A. Ensminger, Kurt Vonnegut, Daniel B. Luten, william E. Gavin, Walter W. Kuhn, Hugh McGowan, Clyde H. Jones,

George M. Dickson, Frank

M. Fauvre, Frank L. Binford, Herbert W.

Todd, W. Richardson Sinclair, James S. Watson,’ Hughes Patten, - George Buck, Walter Brown, Frederick G. Appel, Joe Rand Beckett,

Walter H. Green, Edwin H. Forry, J John W. Coffey, Benjamin D. Hitz

Mary L. Sullivan, Emma Claypool, Belle Noble Dean and

Baker. Peat to Talk at Museum

. Emmett Hall, Harry Murphy,

and the Misses I. Hilda Stewart,

Gertrude

wilbur D. Peat, director of the John Herron Art Museum, wll t a gallery talk on the current exhibit of paintings by George

Winter, afternoon at the museum. Mr. Peat spent several of the artist as he show by Mr. Winter. home in England in

. The talk

The artist .

first professional artist of the state, at 4 o'clock tomorrow

will be free to the public.

months in research on the life and works assembled material for the "first one-man

came to Logansport from his

1837 and spent the rest of his life in the

Wabash valley painting the Indians and scenery along the river. Also on display this‘ month at the museum is an exhibit of paint-

ings and handicraft by Polish

in Sculpture

school children. Count. The woodwork,

The exhibition is metalwork and glass are

from the central workshop of the boys’ high school in Warsaw.

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Chili Supper Plann By Alpha Zeta Betas

Alphas Tau Chapter of Alpha _ Zeta Beta Sorority will entertain with a chili supper at 7 p. m. Tues-

day at the home of Mrs. Earl Lov1203 Oakland Ave, Sorority| will be guests. Assistant

hostesses will include Mesdames Howard Reed, Robert McAllister and Fred Phelan. Rushees to be feted are the Misses Lois Moore, Marie and Anne Fox, Elaine Emery, Bernice Morgan, Rosemary Thurman and Mesdames Harlan Reude, Charles Neiman and Waar Bilan, Ee

3. Anna, says Mrs. 4. Faithful retainer “Kirk,” the McNutt as she leaves in her car.

her recreations is walking with her

Paddock Club To Give Dance

The Paddock Saddle Club will entertain Saturday evening, Dec. 2, with a “Saddle Bag Dance” on the 10th floor of the Columbia Club. Paul Collins and his orchestra will play for the semi-formal dance

from 10 p. m. until 1 a. m. Committees in charge of arrangements have been named by Gordon B. Sutton, president. Miss Pauline Adams and Miss Retha Hogue are general co-chairman. Miss Madelyn Ulrich, chairman of the ticket committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Bee Martyn, Charles J. Johnstone, Bon O. Aspy, Joseph L. Beatty and Kyle Herder. On the ballroom committee will be Glenn L. Wiese, chairman, Mr. Sutton and Maxwell Lang. Mrs. Martyn, James G. Thomas and Wilford Wilson are assisting Roy C. Pedigo, chairman, with orchestra arrangements. Aiding Mrs. Grace Sutton, reservations chairman, are Mrs. Beulah Herder and Mr. Beatty. Mrs. Clara Burrows, chairman, of the table committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Katherine Willet and Harold A. Martyn. Other committees are: Decorations, Blake Wilson, chairman, and William Sines; publicity, Miss Ruth Dickerson, chairman, Robert Burrows and Mr. Sines. Tickets are being sold by five teams, captained by Mrs. Mariyn and Messrs. Herder, Aspy, Beatty and Johnstone. Out-of-town members who wish to atend are to write Mrs. Sutton, 2955 Park Ave., or Mrs. Herder, 6249 Central Ave. for tickets.

Guild at St. Francis Will Hold Card Party

The St. Francis Hospital Guild will hold a card party at 12:15 p. m. Tuesday at the Foodcraft Shop. Mrs. Henry Gardner is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Roeder, co-chairman. Members of the committee include Mesdames Walter Reimer, James Mugivan, Walter Stumpf, Phillip Moss, Frank Armborst, John Schumaker, Elizabeth Peters, E. Michaelis, Albert F. Casse and Miss Oliva Weimer. :

Party Head

Cuvier : Photo. Miss Mary Ann FitzSimons is. in charge of the Altrusa Club’s

annual card wv Lud

‘| publican Club meeting at 1:30 p. m.

McNutt, is the world’s best cook. places a warm rug around Mrs.

McNutt houseman,

5. Mrs. McNutt’s major outdoor activities are horseback riding and golf but one of :

Dobermann-Pinscher.

Indianapolis Uni

With Dinner

The Indianapolis branch of the

the branch, who will observe her

of A. A. U. W., will be the principal speaker, At the speakers table will be the past presidents of the branch, Mrs. Jessie Cameron: Moore, Miss Florence Morrison, Miss Amy E. Keene; Mesdames Walter P. Morton, N. Taylor Todd, Marvin Curle, Frank Streightoff and Calvin Hamilton; the state president, Dr. Mary Turgi; Mrs. D. S. Robinson of Butler University, Mrs. Robert Lingle, president of the branch, and Mrs. Joe M-Cord, former state president. Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg of Butler will be hostess at a special table for deans of women of Indiana colleges, including Miss ‘Mazis Holmes of Franklin College, Mrs. Virginia Brunson of Butler University, Miss Grace DeHority of Ball State Teachers College, and Mrs. Charles Burford of Indiana State Teachers College. : Recent graduates and courtesy members will be guests - at this meeting. Former members of A. A. U. W. who wish to attend may make reservations with Mrs. Paul Butt before 10:30 a. m. on Monday. The legislative study group will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 1:45 p. m., at the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Mesdames Emmeti B. Lamb, Harold Dunlap and M. M. Weaver will give a survey of health legislation.

Clubs to Hear Civic Leader

Allan H. Seed Jr., executive vice president of the Minneapolis - Civic Council, will speak Friday morning at a meeting of the Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs, at Ayres’ auditorium. Mr. Seed will talk on “John Q. Citizeness Saves Democracy.” Mr. Seed was secretary of the City Club of New York and played

an active part in the city’s fight for the adoption of a new charter and proportional representation. For three years he served as executive secretary of the Toledo City Manager League. He is president of the National Association of Civic Secretaries and a member of the Council of National Municipal Leagues.

partment, will present Mr. Seed. Miss Julia Landers will talk on “Safety.” j

Fourth Ward G. O. P. Books Judge Martin

Judge Clarence Martin will speak at the Fourth Ward Woman's Re-

Tuesday in the home of Mrs. O. E. Anthony, 308 E. 26th St. x All Republican women of the Fourth Ward have been invited. Assistant hostesses include Mesdames

party Monday night

“Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, chair-|-man of the American Home De-|

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t of AA UW.

To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Meeting Tuesday

American Association of University

Women will celebrate. the 30th anniversary of its founding Tuesday

evening with a dinner at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Amelia Platter, only living founder and a past president of

85th birthday this week, will be

guest of honor, Dean Irma Voight of Ohio University, sectional director

G.0.P. Women Dine Thursday

The Woman’s Republican Club of Indianapolis will hold a monthly luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Thursday in the Columbia Club.

Mrs. Franklin Reynolds, Republican national commilteewoman, will speak. Mrs. J. C. Siegesmund will be hostess’ chairman, assisted by Mesdames E. L. Burnett, Marjorie A. Larr, Edwin Steers Sr., E. J. Hecker, John Atherton, Henry King, Kathryn Lewis, Charles Sedwick and Dirk Kolf, Bridgeport. Mrs. Lyman Thompson is in charge of reservations and Mrs. Clarence R. Martin is club president. ;

Dr. Everett Clinchy

Is on Peace Program

Dr. Everett Ross Clinchy, writer and Presbyterian minister, will speak at the annual peace meeting

of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El Zedeck at 2:15 p. m. Monday at the Temple. All Jewish women’s organizations of the city will be represented. Dr. Clinchy will speak on “A Dynamic View of Peace.” Mrs. David Sablosky will introduce the program. Mrs. Stanley Levinson and Cantor Myro Glass ‘will present a vocal duet, accompanied at the piano:by Mrs. Leon Adler of Mooresville. Mrs. I. I. Newman will give the invocation and Mrs. Aaron Glick, SisJertioon president, will extend greetgs. i On the reception committee will be presidents of each Jewish woman's organizations, Mesdameés Isaac Born, S. A. Silberman, Arthur Fairbanks, .M. D. Barnett, Samuel

hen, Henry I. Berger, George Co-

and Mrs. Elias Charry will. preside

at the tea table. Rabbi Will Review Van Paassen Book

Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will present a review of “Days of Our Years” (Pierre Van Paassen) at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at the Temple 10th and N. Delaware Sts. Mrs. Louis Segar will be chairman of the

be a report on a book suggested hy the public. The book originally

January. The most popular book

tions from the

public will be reviewed, -

Clinton Ancker, C. E. Wadleigh,

All of the weekly reviews are open

Bunes, Herman Chalfie, Sultan Co-|

program, Xr rai] Rabbi ‘Goldblatt’s - fourth . talk; scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 28; will|

slated for the review, “The Driven| Leaf” (Milton Steinberg), will’ not| be released by the publishers until|

as determined by ‘written -sugges-|

Pythian Group ‘Plans Banquet

Several banquets and dinner meetings, a box supper and a musical program are included on programs of local women’s lodge organizations next week. The PAST CHIEFS’ ASSOCIATION OF MYRTLE TEMPLE 7 OF THE PYTHIAN SISTERS will hold its annual banquet and program Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jessie Travis is in charge of reservations.

Members of the local chapter of the WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will be entertained at a membership banquet at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the Homestead, 5694 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, senior regent, will be honored. Mrs. Beulah Anderson, recorder, will be in charge of reservations. : The Mooseheart Committee of the Women of the Moose will hold a box supper at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday in Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs Lydia Watkins is chairman. :

Mrs. R. L. Craig, grand high priestess of the LADIES’ ORIENTAL SHRINE OF NORTH AMERICA, was honored yesterday by Bara Court 5 at Dayton. She was entertained by the Cleveland court Thursday. Mrs. Craig is a member of the local Tarum Court 14.

~ Members of LYNDHURST CHAPTER 505, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Lyndhurst Masonic Temple, on S. Lyndhurst Drive. Mrs. Edna Hunt and Elmer Jester are worthy matron and patron.

The degree staff of the OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE 10 conducted initiation services for a class of’ candidates of Naomi Rebeksh Lodge 3 of Muncie yesteray. - '

Members of PROSPECT CHAPTER, ORDER OF EASTERN STAR, observed “Fruit Gathering Night” recently. Fruit will be sent to the Indiana Masonic Home.

"CATHERINE MERRILL TENT 9, DAUGHTERS OF UNION VET-

ERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR, will

sponsor a “Corrigan” luncheon Monday noon at Ft. Friendly. A business meeting will follow and the public is invited. :

Married

: p ‘ Vogrhis Photo. Mrs. Willard C. ullen was ~ Miss Ellen Louise Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C.-

Walsh, Ladoga, before her recent

€or -

| man,

Mayme Jacobs.

TIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB at 2 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary Watt, 902 W. 31st St. Mrs. Eva Davis will be assistant hostess and Mrs. John Donaldson will speak.

Mrs. Barbara Hunt will discuss “peru” before members of the INDIANA CHAPTER OF THE 'INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - STUDY CLUB at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Indiana World War Memorial.

Mrs. Bertha Baker will lecture on “Bolivia” and “Paraguay” before members of the AUSTRALIAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - STUDY CLUB following ‘a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Teague, 6062 E. St. Joseph St. Mrs. Roy Stewart and Mrs. Leon Hayne will be assistant hostesses.

Members of the EVANGELINE CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the Canary Cottage. Mrs. John W. Thornburgh will speak.

Members of the TRI C. CLUB will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. K, O. Thomas, 1355 N. Tuxedo St. Mrs. Fern Stauffer will be hostess.

Mrs. Jules Zinter will speak on “peru” at the meeting of the COLONIAL CHAPTER'OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - STUDY CLUB at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Marott Hotel. Miss Anne Wissel will play the harp during. luncheon following the program. Vn aia Mesdames Howard Thompson, E. G. Wakelam, Harold Wells, H. B. Sturgeon, John I. Tyson and E. H. Lamkin will be hostesses.

The WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT CLUB AUXILIARY TO THE P. H. N. A. TEACHING CENTER will meet at noon Tuesday with Mrs. william E. Kennedy as.hostess.

The FIDELIS CLUB will entertair with a founders’ day dinner at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Ruth An: Everman, 5239 Central Ave,

Miss Virginia Brown entertained the S. I. S. CLUB of Shortridge High School at a chili supper and meeting last night.

Miss Emma Puschner, American Legion welfare worker, and Mrs. E, C. Rumpler will address the MUNICIPAL GARDENS WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT CLUB at its regular meeting Monday at the clubhouse. Children of the Children’s Theater and Radio School will present a lay. . ) P MFS. Rumpler will give the second lesson on “The Business of Being a Club Woman” during the morning session at 10:30 a. m. Miss Puschner’s talk on “The Community’s Responsibility to the Child” will follow a luncheon at ‘noon. "Mrs. Hattie Jones will give the invocation. Mrs. Wilfred Bradshaw, wife of the Juvenile Court judge, will be a guest at the meeting. . 15 a “The Golden Fan” will be dramatized by children of the theater. and radio school, directed by Miss Emily Mae Johnson. The cast includes Heather, Joan Robertsons Winkle, Cecilia Williamson; Rose, Patricia Ann Siford; Ravenby, June Jongg; Elizabeth, Virginia - Black; Jenny, Patricia Stutz; Emily, Opal Marie Studebaker; Carlotte, Sarah Good-

well, and Miss North, Glenda Jones. |.

Mrs. David Deuper is hostess chairman for the luncheon, assisted by Mrs. Earl Buchanan, vice chairMesdames Toney Flack, Horace Dougherty, Lewis Shott, H. C. Stearns, William Easton and Miss

Club to Meet Mo

The 17th Ward Women’s Democratic Club will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the. home of Mrs. Louis A. Weiland, 926 Bradbury St. Mrs. Norma Amb is presi-

dent. Mesdames Stella Brink, Anna |i Hohmann and Louise Betzler will be

house.

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Presbyterian Church, 2410 Central Ave. © The club was founded in 1914 by Mrs. Ida Rehm, dean of women; Mrs. Laura Hyde, history instructor, and Mrs. Grace Emery, Latin teacher. Mrs. Rehm was club spon= sor until her resignation in‘ 19831 when Mrs. Ruth Allee Shull, French teacher, was chosen as sponsor.” . Officers of the alumnae organize tion are in charge of arrangements, They are Dorothy Bernd, president; Clara Otting, vice president; - Vire ginia Glass, secretary, and Vire

Members of the general committee assisting the officers are Alberta Bernd Morlock, Ruth Hitzelberger, Beatrice Purdue Morrell, Frances Bernhart, Elsa Goett, Elaine Clabrou, Myla Herrmann Luesson, Roseann Fogarty and Erma Hicks Geddes. deen Two representatives from: ‘each year’s graduating class have ‘been chosen to contact members of their respective classes. They include Mary Farrington Heagy and Ova Pennington Marvel, '14; Agnes Edie Gommel and Alvaretta Stedders, '18; Anna Louise Cochran and Betsy McCray Cass, ’16; Ester Hummel McCoy and Louise Gramse, ‘17; Leta Ennes Archer and Erma Hicks Geddes, ’18; Hazel Harmening' Osting and Helen O’Daniel, ’'19; Helen Hopping and Josephine Tacoma Ristow, 20; Margaret Kluger Lamb and Ruth Fehr Vehling, 21; Norma Ernsting Gates and Helen Murphy: Specker, '22: * Lillian Braun Brandes apd Daisy Harmening Wall, “23; Ruth Mabee and Helen Harmenson Neale "24; ‘Dorothy Stewart Grieg. and Thelma Tacoma Trees. 25; Ruth Shanks and Lillie Burres, "26; Helma Kahn Foster and Lenora Mullinjx Ellis, ’27; Pauline Baum Scharhe and Frieda Draeger, 28; . Frances Dearborn and Mary Wade Male '29; Margaret Bartholomew Burre and Dorothy Rearick, ’30; Thelma

Margaret Tinsley Phillips and The. ma Guire Eskew, "32; Norma Rugen= stein and Thea Guire Hunt, '33; Anna Lorenz and Bernadine Weile and Burns, '34; Marie Kuntz an Charlotte Pieper Williams, 35; Mildred Walther and Ruth Sohn, “36; Mary Gershanoff and Mary Miedema, '37; Menka Guleff and Anns Achnepf, '38, and Annette Thornberry, ‘39. Reservations may be made by calling at Manual Training High School or by contacting one. of the class representatives, officers or general committee members. Fon

Butler U. Luncheon Will Honor Mothers

Members of the Pi ‘Beta -Phi Mothers’ Club of Butler University will honor mothers: of pledge meme bers at a luncheon at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon at the. chapter Mrs. D. S. Robinson, wife of the university's president, will be guest of honor. A] Miss’ Emily Helming, Graydon Memorial librarian, will review ‘a history of the sorority and scholars ship requirements will be discussed by. Miss Carolyn Kendall. - Mrs, Edith Calhoun will speak on “Duties

ship to the University.” A’ short musical program will be presented by the Burroughs School of Music. Mrs. E. R. Brown will be chairman of the meeting arrangements, assisted by Mesdames E. W. Spring er, O. D. Ludwig, Allen F. Lewis Charles Shirk, Forrest Swails: and O. E. Smith. Mrs. W. M. Clark’ is president of the club, ~~. 7. 7: —————————————————————— | EG Mrs. Fisher Is Hostess Members of the Welfare . Club will meet for luncheon at 13: p. m.-Monday at the

ginia Childers, permanent secretary.

Roth Brink and Teena Postma, Ai :

of the House Mother in Relation-