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Leaders’ Meeting Wednesday

All Schools Are Urged to Send Representatives; : Wilbur Peat to Give Talk on Art at Schools; : = Duty of Parents, Is School 72 Topic.

} - Sma juvenile protection chairmen and the recreational chairmen hl the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will hold a

tl City’s Recreational Facilities

ssed at P.-T. A.

Joint conference from 9:30-11:30 a. m. Wednesday on recreational facilities in Jidianspolis. The meeting will be held in the Indiana World War

Memorial.

Miss Gertrude Brown, director of the North East Community Cen-

ter, will discuss “Opportunities of Neighborhoods in Recreation.” Mrs. C. J. Manthei of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, will talk on the “Opportunities of the P.-T. A. in an Expanded Recreational Program.” Mrs. Joseph Miner, member of the Mayor’s advisory committee on recreation, will discuss what already has been, done by this committee and what it expects to accomplish in the future, W. W. Pangburn, field secretary for the local division of the National Recreational Association, will speak on the National Association's view of the situation.

~ It is strongly urged that a repre-

sentative from each school in the city attend this conference.

Wilbur Peat of the Art Institute will speak on the “Artist's Point of View” at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in SCHOOL 1. He will use pictures to illustrate various types of -painting. Music will be by the pupils.

Miss Ida Helphinstine, principal of SCHOOL 72, will discuss “The Parents’ Part in the Child's Education,” Wednesday at 2 p. m. at School 2.

Parents of SCHOOL 18 will hear Mrs. Clayton Ridge, president of

the Woman's Department Club,

speak on “Community Consciousness and Civic Responsibility,” at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. A Thanksgiving program of poems, songs and two short plays will be given by pupils of grades & and 2.

“Appreciation of America” will be discussed by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 29 followed by community singing of patriotic songs.

The program of SCHOOL 3 2:45 p. m. Wednesday, will tliat of a short talk by a representative of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra; selections by the Toy Band directed by Miss Ruth H. Snyder, and a play, “Judy’s Joke,” given by the Junior High School students and directed by Miss Adelaide Smith.

Mrs. William Shirley, vice president of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, wiil speak on “Freedom's Challenge” to i of SCHOOL 38, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Pupils of Miriam Baxter and Pearl Horn will present the program.

E. R. Hallock of the Y. M. C. A. will speak on “Recreation in the Home,” Thursday afternoon in SCHOOL 54 at the Study Group

meeting.

The STUDY GROUP OF SCHOOL 69 will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Hazel Bonke will speak

in “The Child in the, School. »

Mrs. Marion F. Gallup, superintendent of the Indiana Woman's Prison, will speak on “Liberty” at SCHOOL 175, Wednesday at 2: 30 p. m.

Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant superintendent of City schools, will discuss “The Child, the School and the Future,” Wednesday at: 1: 30 p. m. in SCHOOL 76 at the Study

Club meeting.

Patrons of SCHOOL 80 will hear

the Rev. E. Burdette Backus, pastor

. dates or not although I go with the best boys in my school.

of the All Souls Unitarian Church, talk on “Peter Pan, a Study in Child Psychology,” at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday.

The STUDY CLUB OF SCHOOL |yij

84 will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the kitchen of the school Miss Kathryn Hodapp of the Broad Ripple Branch Library will speak on “The Joy of Books.”

CRISPUS ATITUCKS HIGH SCHOOL will hold its meeting at 3:15 p. m. Thursday. “Seeing Europe With a Camera” will be discussed by Mrs, Stella Middleton, head of the English Department. The Boys’ Chorus, directed by Norman Merrifield, will sing. The Par-ent-Education Group will méet at 2 p. m. to hear the Rev. R. C. Henderson, pastor of the Greater Bethel

Miss Leonard To Take Vows

Miss Frances Jane “Leonard, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Martin Leonard, 4516 E. Washington St. will become the bride of Bert Harold Bishop Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert H.. Bishop Sr, Greensburg, ‘in a candlelight ceremony at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon atthe Irvington Presbyterian Church. The nuptial event is on the sixth wedding anniversary of the bride-to-be’s sister, - Mrs. Everett B. Smith, Shelbyville.

pastor of the First Baptist Church, will officiate at the double ring service in a setting of ferns, palms and standards of white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Will C. Hitz, orga ist, will play and Farrell Scott will sing “At Dawning,” “Because” and “Ich Liebe Dich.”

Chooses Brocaded Taffeta

Mr. Leonard will give his daughter in marriage. - She will wear a gown of white brocaded taffeta with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves extending into points over the hands, a basque pointed bodice and full skirt that sweeps into a circular train. The bodice is trimmed in tiny hand-made buttons and loops down the back and her two-tiered veil of illusion is caught into a coronet of seed pearls. Her bouquet will be-a cascade of bride’s roses and lilies of the valley with a gardenia center. Mys. Smith will be matron of honor. ~ She will wear a ceil blue gown of changeable taffeta brocade fashioned with. a paneled bodice, heart-shaped neckline, a full skirt and short puffed sleeves. She will carry a sheaf of Briarcliff roses.

Bride Gives Necklaces

The bridesmaids, Miss Margie Leonard, the bride’s sister; the Misses Helen Palmer, Mary Beth Oldham and Jessie Bach, will wear gowns in cobalt blue changeable brocaded taffeta made like the matron of honor’s. They will carry sheaves of BriarcHff roses also. All the attendants wi}l . wear ‘ monogrammed necklaces, gifts from the bride. Lillie Mae Challes, the bride's cousin, will be junior bridesmaid. Her gown of cameo rose brocade wilt be made like the other attendants and she, too, will carry Briarcliff roses. Judian Smith, the bride’s

~|niece, will be flower girl and will

carry a petal basket. Richard: Rutz; the ringbearer, will carry the ring on a white satin pillow. William Licking, Greensburg, will be best man. Ushers will be Carlos Craig, Everett B. Smith, Shelbyville; Fred Corbett, and Robert Wager.

Reception Planned

Mrs. Leonard has chosen a. floorlength gown of Fragonard rose with a matching hat and! a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Bishopr will wear royal blue velvet with matching acessories and gardenias. After the ceremony, a reception will be held in the church parlors. The bridal party will rceeive guests before the fireplace, banked with ferns and palms. The bridal table be decorated with candelabra, white roses and ferns and the threetiered wedding cake will stand on a satin cloth, forming the table centerpiece. Victoria Montani, harpist, will play. The couple will leave on a trip East and will be at home after Nov. 22 at 4701 E. Washington St. The bride will travel in a brown. costume suit with Robin Hood red accessories,

Party Set Monday The Cleanerettes will hold a luncheon-bridge party at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Maple House. Mrs;

A. M. E. Church, speak on “Giving Youth a Chance.”

Lloyd Byrnes will be hostess. Mrs.

J. Francis Huffman is chairman.

JANE, JORDAN—

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I will School in January.

be a junior in Shortridge High

I am very pretty and have a nice disposition.

I have been trying to get in a nice crowd of girls, but am making no progress. Pupils at this school sayterrible things about me which aren’t true and which make me feél very bad. People talk about me without reason and I can’t figure it out. I have been trying to make a decision on whether to stop having

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nothing wrong and will not permit them to kiss me goodnight. I thought that if I did this it might stop people. from saying the

things they say about me.

I don’t care about the boys for all I want is to i in a swell V. A. 43

crowd of girls. Will you please try s »

J: Answer—1t you want to be identified with = nice crowd of gltls,"-

to help me? »

sou must not show that you are trying. You cannot push yourself

upon people whom you have given include you in their group. To me, a

no good reason for wanting to

a “nice” girl is one who has succeeded in doing average

good work in her classes, who has good manners, who knows the difference between a good appearance and a cheap appearance, who

is able to make friends with other

girls ‘and attract well-bred boys.

. First of all you must decide what kind of girl you want to be. You must choose a goal well within your ability to reach. That is, you cannot decide to be a rich girl and wake up the next morning

rich. You can; however,

decide to be a successful girl and work

toward it every day with ample hope of reaching your goal. ; The safest way to attract attention to yourself in school is by your own attainments. You can choose to shine in at least one of your subjects and to know more about it than anybody else in school. You can identify yourself with those school activities which rest on achievement and are open to all, such as the Journalistic Society or the Fiction Club, by perfecting yourself to the point where you ‘are

asked to join. "You are fortunate in that you

have made the grade with the

boys and wise in your decision to observe conservative conduct. Your ability to attract boys will bring some jealousy down on your head, but in the long run your success with them will do as much as any‘thing else to establish you as a desirable girl to know.

I do not know why people say

may imagine it. inadvertently by doing the

the girls whose regard you want. You may have been too bold or too daring in your attitude toward boys.

terrible things about you. You

On the other hand, you may have brought it on

things that just are not done by

You may have laughed

at the wrong jokes, made risque remarks, or used too much make-up.

ai these are extremely poor devices for attracting attention. It is

safer to’ let your attainments call attention to your personality.

Pub our weoblemrin » letter 4g Jing ford ord

JANE J ORDAN.

an, Tho will answer your anestions $n

The Rev. Carleton W. Atwater,|

-| the Riviera. Boosters, Sally young Indianapolis star, will de-| | fend ‘her ranking as Number One

1. Miss Mary Frances Kennedy became the bride of Clarence J. Rode in a ceremony read ‘Oct. 26 at the Holy Name Catholic Church. Mrs. Rode is the daugh-’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kennedy. (Moorefield Photo.) 2. Mrs. Peter Norman Larsen was Miss Katharine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fulton, before her marriage Oct. 13. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 3. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman were married Oct. 18 in the Assumption Catholic Church. Mrs. Sherman was formerly Miss Anna Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werner, (Moorefield Photé.) 4, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Adams announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Mary Jane, to Raymond L. Hensley. (Porter Photo.) 5. Mrs. Charles E. Walsh was Miss Rita Veronica Healy before her recent marriage. She is the daughter of Mrs. James Healy. (Kindred Photo.) : J

Musicale Unit ‘Opens Season

The Camille Fleig Junior Section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will hold its first meeting of the season at 3:30: p. m. tomorrow at the American Life Building, 30 W. Fall Creek Blvd. Mrs. J. H. Lowry, president of the Matinee Musicale, will be guest of honor. Appearing on the program will be a trio, composed of Richard Hathaway, violin; Eleanor ‘Armstrong, cello, and Marti Knauer, piano, and Richard. Patterson, Wanda Jacobs, Nancy Ralston, Joy Rahke, Jacqueline Kenyon, Richard Supple, Marnita Deitrich, Carolyn “Wilson, Elizabeth Finley, Phyllis Cecil, Laura Lindley, Doris Brown, Pauline Brown and Eleanor Hilgenberg. Students of the Jac Broderick Dance Studio—Jo - Ann Grimes, Carolyn Stelle, Anise Gladson, Virginia McClanrock and Bobby Jo Bois—will present a ballet. Assistant sponsors are Mrs. Asel Spellman-Stitt, junior chairman; Mrs. Isaacs Marks and Miss: Imogene Pierson. Patricia Ann Rice is. president and other officers are Judith Menke, vice president; Marti Knauer, - second vice . president; Joan Richey, secretary, ~ and: Barbara Fasterday, scrapbook - editor.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. 7:30: _p. m. Mon. Hotel Antlers. Called “meeting. Beta Beta Chapter, Alpha Chi! Omega. 1 p. m. today. Mrs. Earl Kiger, 4414 N. Meridian, hostess. Mrs. W. PF. Wright, speaker, on Portraits of People.” : CLUBS Cervus. 1 p. m. Mon. Hotel Washington. Cards-at 2 p. m. 50-50. 8:30 p. m. today Clubrooms, 3211 N. Delaware. Armistice Day \ dance. Gilly Banta's orchestra. Public invited. ; Altrusa. 8 p. m. Mon. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Annual card party. Miss Mary Ann Fitzsimons, chairman.

LODGE ; W. O. N..A. R. D. Chapter 20. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Chapter house Mrs. GE. . Maxwell, chairman, Mesdames OA. DeLoste, T. W. Gill, J. I. Gelly and F. A. Dunnington, luncheon committee.

Group to Plan For ‘Messiah’

Final plans for presentation of Handel's “The Messiah” will be discussed by members of the executive

luncheon Monday noon. Mrs. Sidney E. Fenstermaker will be hostess to the board members at her country home, “Fenwald,” near Carmel. The Choral Ensemble and Maennerchor Male Chorus will present “The Messiah” on Wednesday, Dee.] 20, at the Murat Theater.

Rybolt, Bernard Batty and James M.. Pearson will be assistant hostesses at the luncheon, ‘

Riviera Club Holds Dance, Open House

dance tonight. - In addition to an open ‘house between .3 and 5 p. m. tomorrow, the

young married couples with a pitchin dinner, starting at 6:30.p. m. Table tennis play-offs will be held,

2:30 p. m. tomorrow. under the s of . the sports comm

player. in the Western Zone. The Riviera Boosters’ Thanks-

board of the Indianapolis Matinee| {Musicale following a covered dish

ol Ssdatties Robert W. Blake, James| } M. Ogden, William J. Stark, T. M.|

The Riviera club will hold a. club Club ‘will entertain bachelors and}:

at 2:30 ‘and 8 p. m. today ud at y

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Fulton, . .

at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Christ Church. The Rev. BE. Ainger Powell will officiate. Attendants at the wedding will be Mrs, William J. Conway, Henderson, Ky., a cousin of the bride and matron of ‘honor at the wedding; Miss Mary Fereb Howard, the bridegroom’s . sister, | Tarboro; Miss Madelaine Speers, Maly Jane Ham-erstadt-and Elinor Stickney, bridesmaids; Romayne Howard, Tarboro, the bridegroom’s brother and best man; Quincy Myers Whitaker, the bride's brother; Addison Howe, E. Havens Kahlo, Charles Noble Smith, Julian Fenner, Rocky Mount, N. C., and Porter McNai, Tarboro, all ushers. ® 2 = Miss Dorothy Halstead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Halstead, whose marriage to William H, Macy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, William H. Macy Sr., will be Thanksgiving aft-

wedding party. The wedding will be at 4 o'clock in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Frank Halstead, Muncie, will be matron of honor at the wedding.

Hadley, Mrs. Albert Halstead and Miss Adelyn Cooling. Elven Hadley will be best man and ushers will be Frank, Albert and Walter Halstead, the bride-to-be’s brothers. Mrs. Woodrow Augustus, 35 S. Brookville Road, will entertain tomorrow at a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. William Macy and her daughdor, Mrs. Elven: Hadley will give a

giving dinner dance will. ‘be ThursSay Nov..16.

-shown leaving a committee’

Nelson F. Howard Will Marry Courtenay Whitaker Tonight; Dorothy Halstead Names Aids

Miss Courtenay Whitaker's wedding tonight, one of th nuptial events of the fall season, the announcement of party and several showers are week-end headline news in the bridal world. Miss Whitaker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joel Whitaker, 1707 N. Pennsylvania St., will become the bride of Nelson Ferebee Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Stamps Howard, Tarboro, N. C., in a ceremony

ernoon, has chosen members of her

Bridesmaids will include Mrs. Evelyn.

outstanding nother bridal

personal shower "Tuesday in the bride-to-be’s honor.

. ® = = : Miss Marydell Rous, whose marriage to Benton Smith Lowe will be Thanksgiving Day, was entertained last evening with a personal shower at the ‘home of Miss Helen Root, 7170 'N. Pennsylvania. St. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Idan Flaa and Mrs. Walter H. NA Jr.

Guests were Mrs\ H. L. Rous, the bride-to-be’s mothér; Mrs. T. E. Lowe, ' Greenfield, mother of the bridegroom-to-be; Mesdames Oscar Laverty, Anna Dipple and. Lilah

Fear,, all of Frankfort; Mesdames!

Wilbur E. Smith, Lyle Arnold, Louise. Smith and the Misses. Dorothy Dunkle and Jeanne Spiegel. Mrs, T. E. Root assisted the hostesses. 8 2 8 Miss Eva Ward and Mrs. R. F. Veazie will entertain this afternoon at the .Veazie home, 3402 Carrollton ‘Ave. with a personal: shower in honor of Mrs. A. W. Jones, whol: was Miss Wilma Aulenbacher before her recent. marriage. Guests will include Mesdames Frank Keppen, Hampton Ward, Oscar: Aulenbacher, George House, Joseph Sullivan, Arthur Koett, George Horst Jr., Howard Campbell; Lawrence: Sims, J.-D. Ford, John Maxwell. and ‘the Misses Betty Randall, = Margaret Spickelmire; Agnes’ LaDuke,” Helen Baker and Barbara Stewart.

Plan Sigma Kappa Banquet Nov: 21

un Nov. 21 at the Canary Cottage by the Indianapolis Alumnae meeting with two ‘Miss

| Butler Mothers

Meet Friday

Election of officers, a card party and a monthly meeting are planned by members pf mothers’ clubs for next week. Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, president of Butler University, will address members of the MOTHER'S COUNCIL OF THE UNIVERSITY, at their monthly meeting at 10-o’clock Friday morning" in- the Recreation Room of the ‘Arthur. Jordan Memorial Hall. Mrs. Robert L. St. Pierre is president. Students of the Jordan Conservatory will provide music for the program. Mrs. O. R. Burghard is program: chairman and Mrs. A. F. Conner is music chairman. Mrs. C. H, Over is in charge of publicity.

The MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE TERRACE AVENUE BRANCH OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY will elect officers at their meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Out-going officers will be in charge of the program. Mesdames Frank Ayers, G. Childers, Erwin Gayde and Van K. Tetrick will be hostesses.

Members of the BROOKSIDE MOTHERS’ CLUB will sponsor a card party Friday evening at the Brookside Community House. Prizes are to be given.

Guild Will Entertain

Sunnyside Patients

Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital patients will be entertained by the Sunnyside Guild: at 3 p. mu. Tuesday. The “Farm Hands” of the Farm and Home Hour ‘heard over Station WIRE will perform. Mr. and’: Mrs. Irving Shirley and George Irving Shirley will sing. Mrs. Chantilla White and Mrs. Herbert Tyson are in charge of the program and refreshments are planned by Mrs. Howard W. Linkert and Mrs. E. P. Akin, AO

H. A.C. to Hold Holiday Dance

Members of the Hoosier Athletic Club and their friends will hold their 21st annual Armistice Day dance tomorrow evening at the club. Mrs. Thomas W. Kercheval and, Mrs. Frank P. Huse are co-chairmen of arTangements: The list of reservations for the dance includes Messrs. and Mesdames Kercheval, Morris T. Hicks,

‘| James A. Andrus, Carl Vandivier, C.

L. Taylor, Leo Steffen, Joseph F. Sexton, Robert Allison, George Bechtolt, Charles R. Ettinger, Joseph Farmer, Leo P, Gauss, Herbert Hartmann, Albert Hartmann, Frank P. Huse, Curley. Knowlton, Carl Lich, Charles Maddux; William McFeely, Fred Morrison; Drs. and Mesdames Paul Kernel, Emil Kernel and G. L. Young. Edmund Becker, R. C. Duke, L. A. Baker, G. L. Browning, J. K. Milam, Ray Warren, Paul C. Blackburn, G. A. Best, William A. Beck, William Ballon, W. H. Lewis, S. A. Fischer, Oscar Headlee "Jr, A. D. Nierman, H. W. Norcross, J. S. Gordon, F. C. Skelton, J. H. Hinshaw, W. D. Estep, Leo A. Anderson, Cecil Danner, Earl Masterson, Francis Griffey, B. G. Forkner, David Burton, M. E. Hollingsworth, C. T. Payne, Wayne Kern, Maurice Cherry, A. B. Cherry, G. W. Dean, K. L. Dotterer, Gill Brady, Virgil Hebert, K. P'. Peterson, H. T. Weber, William White, A. J. Klee, A. M. Greene, Burdette Miller and Wayne Beach.Robert Wallace, Theodore Klippel, Julius A. Caesar, L. J. Nickle, Charles Teague, John Stierwalt, H. E. Eberly, N. T. Marshall, H, S. Allen, N. P. Comptois, Niles Tracy, Carl E. Johnson, George Hudson Jr., Andrew Lingquist, D. M. Abbott, Wayne Ackmann, Richard Krug,-E. L. Emery, Cornelius Carr, E. A, Allen, J. W. Applegate, V. A. Keller, George. Park, James E. Glore, E. PF. Davis, W. B. Fortune, F. C. Maris and H. M. Banks.

Personals

Miss Juanita Truitt, Indianapolis| student at Ohio. State University, has been pledged to the university’s chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma, national college social. sorority. Mrs. - William Gavin, Mrs. H.. H. Arnholter- and Miss Grace Hiutchings, members of the board of the Indiana Federation of Music: Clubs, attended the annual fall convention of the Tenth District yesierday in Richmond. . Miss Laura . Belle Layinan, a

-sophomore at Lake Erie College at

Painesville, O., is a member of the cast for. Time and the Conways,” by J. B. Priestley, which will be presented Dec. 9 at the college. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Layman, 29 S. Audubon Road. Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. M ra, 4349. Washington Blvd, have returned from a visit in New York.

Name Aids for Annual Bazaar

The Ladies Society of the Altenheim will sponsor its annual .Christmas bazaar and supper Wednesday evening at the home, 2007 Capital Ave. / Mrs. Theodore Schuller, president, has named. the following committees: Art booth, Miss Katie Kerz, chairman, Mesdames William Krieger, Lawrence Haskett, Willlam Schaefer, Chris Karle, Paul Ulrich and Charles Holtman; bakery booth, Mrs. Guy Rhodes, chairman, Mesdames Louis Doerschel, Rudolph Mueller, Franz Binninger, George Schmitt, Otto Ehrgott, Misses Eleanor Bramwood, Louise Burk and Ann Tapking. Others are: Aprons, Mrs. Charles Kistner; chairman, Mesdames Eda Malpas, Anne Schumacker, Anna Hiser, Emma Wacker, william Schulmeyer, Ferdinand

, |Strens, John Mahrdt, Bertha Otte

and Miss Theresa Reger; candy, Mrs. Victor Jose, chairman, Mesdames Frank Reissner, Herman Adams, Misses Clara Ballman, Elsa Reyer, Bertha Schultz, Joan Jose, Laura Buehler; supper, Mesdames Rose Webb, Otto Busching, Oscar Mueller, Theodore Schuller, Marie Leonhardt, Elizabeth Anding, Ernest Schaeger, William Noelke and the

¢ [Misses Lena Schramm, Emma Min-

ter and Alice Mueller; fortune telling, Mrs. Mary B. Hedges; tickets,

- |Mrs. George Schmutt, and hostess,

Times Photo.

Mrs. E. D. Taggart (center) ficaits the aesoetionts comEiittée’ for the Vounder's: Day banquet to be |ris Chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority. She is |s

Mrs. Robert Flliois and the board of directors.

E. T.C. Club n Dine

High School will hold a dinner party|

| Miss Virginia Casey.

Is Sisters of Providence’ to

Entertain Sunday at Bt. Rita. Convent.

A reception’ and tan bok re

|view anda regular meeting a 3 scheduled “tor next. week’s activities: "| of members of groups affliated wi | Indianapolis ‘churches.

The SISTERS OF. PROVIDENCE will entertain’ at a reception . and tea from 2: until 5.0’clock: Sunday afternoon, Nov. 19, at the St. Convent, 813 N. West. St. Members. of the St. Rita Guild will assist. Students of St. Agnes’ Academy: who will provide music include Miss

Anne Wissel, harp and cello; the Misses Juliana Hess, Anne’ Carson and ‘Catherine Keating, violins, and Miss Jean ‘Salvey, piano, ‘Miss

‘| Dorothy Prather and Mrs, ‘William .|Goory will sing: -

Mrs, Harold Prather, retiring - Guild president, and Miss Elinor Bornman, incoming head, will pre= side at theitea table, ‘Mrs. William Carson is chairman, assisted by .

. |Mesdames David Conner, Margaret

Lamoureaux, Arthur Massarieu; the Misses Marie Lenahan, Helen Zink, Catherine Fletcher and Emily Kunz.

The WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF THE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN : CHURCH will sponsor a style show and entertainment at‘ 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon in‘ Ayres’ audi= torium. Mrs. . Chic Jackson will speak on “The Right Chord” and music will be presented by the Technical High School sextet. Mrs. Norman Peine is ticket chairman and Mrs. Daniel Hutchinson is president.

The ‘Rev. Amos S. Bastian, pastor: of the BEECH GROVE METHODIST CHURCH, will address meme bers of the Sarah A. Swain W. C, T. U. at 2 o'clock Tuesday afters noon at the home of Mrs. Edith. Anderson, 1034 Villa Ave, Mrs, Charles Nagel, vice president, will preside.

Mrs. Emma Mabie will review “How the Other Half Lives” (Jacob Reed), before members of the QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE OF THE HOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF. THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tuesday afternoon in the Mary Conkle Room of the church, A covered dish luncheon will be served before the program. Mrs. W. Earl -Gentry will sing, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Baron, An analysis ‘of the Lord’s prayer will be presented by Mrs. J. G, Heinzman. Mrs. P. C. Lockwood,

‘president, will open the business

meeting. Hostesses will “include Mesdames’. Elmer Tucker, Webb Merrill, Maurice P. Goviet and Mm. L. Keith, : 2

Andrew Cox, recent winner of the diamond. medal oratorical contest of the Wonien’s Christian Tempers . ance Union, will speak to FRANCES WILLARD W. C. T. U. members at their meeting Tuesday evening in the social room of the Seventh Christian Church, Mrs. E. P. Mese sick also will address the group. , Mrs. Fannie Roller will provide music. The Rev. Paul Reison, pass: tor. of. the Riverside Methodist Church, will give the devotions.

Auxiliary Head ToBe Honored .

A bani honoring a state offie cer, a benefit card party, talks on ) Americanism and national defense . and a membership roundup are among future activities for members’ of auxiliaries to veterans’ organizations. Mrs. Luella D. Porter, president of the Department of Indiana Auxiliaries to the United Spanish War Veterans, will be honored at a ban quet. at 6 o'clock Saturday evening, Nov. 18, in the Chateau Room of the Claypool Hotel, THE MAJOR HAROLD C.. MEGREW AUXILIARY 3, of which Mrs, Porter is a Metuber, will be hostess organiza= tion. Present and past state and nae tional officers throughout the state have been invited, Mrs. Laura M. Oren is general chairman, assisted IM Mrs. Josephine M. Hanna, president.

Members of the ROBERT E, KENNINGTON AMERICAN LE GION AUXILIARY UNIT 34 will sponsor a card party at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Indianaps olis Power and Light Co. building at Monument Circle, Mrs. Thomas A. Lenahan is chairman, assisted by, Mrs. John Fi Fairhead, and Mrs, Thomas Fagan. The unit members will hold their regular meeting at 2 o'clock Wednes= day afternoon at post headquarters, 41731 College Ave. National defense and Americanism are to be dise cussed. Mrs: Charles MeCcoy is prese ident,

‘The membership outiup being held this month in the 12TH DIS» TRICT AMERICAN LEGION AUXe JLIARY will end Monday, Nov, 20. Mrs. Male Wilson is chairman and unit chairmen ‘will report at the World War Memorial until noon on the closing day. Mrs. William H. Corwith, national auxiliary president, and Raymond J, Kelly, national commander; will be honored at an ‘Appreciation Day luncheon that noon at the Scottish. Rite Cathedral. Sh

Clubwomen to Hear John Dayid Millett The Business and Professional Women’s Club will present Johny David Millett in- an address Tuese day evening at’ the clubhouse. MN Miliett, a member of the staff: Columbia University, will give an address, “Europe on the Eve. of Conflict.* He is a graduate of Shortridge High School and De Pauw Univer: ' |sity. Following his graduation DePauw in he made a ground the:

The E. T. C. Club of .Shortridge!