Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1940 — Page 4

SOCIETY— ~ Orchard Schook Will Present Operetta Friday and Sunday.

Alumni of Orchard: School and pupils in the upper grades will present an abbreviated version of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, “The Mikado,” in the school auditorium at 8 p. m. Friday and at 2 130 p. m. Sunday. Miss Patricia Jameson, a graduate of Orchard, Shortridge High School and the Holton Arms in Wash-

ington, is directing the production. Last summer Miss Jameson was & member of the Garrick Players at Kennebunkport, Me. : - “Alumni ‘in the cast and their roles include Roy Miller, Ko-Ko; John Jameson, Nanki-Pooh; Miss Marjorie Home, Yum-Yum; Fenton Jameson, the Mikado; Miss Betty Lee Washburn, Peep-Bo; and William Wainwright, Go-To, Eighth grade members in the cast include Truman Moyer, Pooh-Bah; Ann Atkins, Pitti-Sing; Mitchell McDermott, Pish-Tush, and Thomas Wainwright, the Mikado’s guard, Children in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades will be in the chorus. . Miss May Anne Beaument is directing the music for the operetta and Miss Frances A. Wishard is to be accompanist. Both are Orchard faculty members. Miss Ava Davis and Miss Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, alumnae, are the stage managers and Herbert A. Sweet is in charge of scenery, assisted by Fred Lesh of the eighth grade. Assisting Mrs. Marie W. Rice with costumes is Lillian Fletcher, eighth grader, and Sussie Murray from the seventh grade. A O'Neal, eighth grade pupil, is head of the properties com-

Portfolio to Give Valentine Party

The Portfolio will have a Valentine Party tomorrow night in the clubrooms at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Simon P. Baus is in charge. Allan Hendricks is to present a paper on “Vagabond of Speech.” The supper committee includes, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kemper - McComb, Paul Hadley, Mrs. Marie Dawson Morreil and Mrs. Janet P. Bowles.

- # » ® The Children’s Museum Guild will meet at 2 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs, Richard Helms, 4030 N. Pennsylvania St. Virginia Layman Guest at Shower | Mrs. Fred Johns of Chicago entertained yesterday at the home

of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Young, in honor of Miss

ginia Layman whose marriage to Charles Russell Brown, To-

ledo, will be Feb. 3.

Mrs. E. Howard Roorbach, Washington, the

former Miss Mary Elam, also was an honor guest. Mrs. Roorbach was to entertain today at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Elam, with a bridge tea and kitchen shower for Miss

Layman.

Guests at the miscellaneous shower igiven by Mrs. Johns in-

cluded Mesdames Richard Chambers, John S. Pearson Jr.

Dickson,

John Kitchen, D. Lawrence

Daniel Layman, Elam, William

Baise of Franklin and the Misses Anne Tennant, Esther Jane

Throckmorton and Ruth Zinn.

E ederation of Clubs Council Hears Talk byKatrina Haramy, | Jerusalem, at Winter Parley

Preliminary plans for the Indiana Federation of Club's part in the

General Federation Council meeting

Schroder in Milwaukee,

dent, presided.

Several Indiana federation members

May. Announcement was made of a forum on public affairs to be sponsored by the Illinois Federation of Clubs March 6 and 7 in the Palmer House in Chicago. Miss Katrina Haramy, Jerusalem, Palestine, spoke on her life in Jerusalem at the meeting this morning. Mrs. I. I. Poston, Martinsville; Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, Mrs. Fred Ball, Rushville, and Mrs. Jaqua, were io present reports of the recent board meeting in Washington following a luncheon. At an executive board meeting yestérday, statements of policy of the General Federation, accepted at a recent meeting of the national organization board were reviewed and approved. The state board approved continuance of the Dies Investigating Committee. The board also approved the educational work of the music appreciation committee. The statements of policy, approved yesterday, probably will be the background for resolutions to be presented at the state convention in June.

Policy Is Outlined

It is the federation’s responsibility, according to the policy outline, to help overcome the enemies of democracy—fear, prejudice and hate —and to create an intelligent and courageous public opinion which will strengthen the forces of democracy so that no opportunity may be lost by our Government to assist in securing a just settlement of the present conflict. Another policy statement was for ‘the continuance of the reciprocal trade agreements program in its present form and the dedication of the American home department of the federation to a mission of education, inspiration and guidance. Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlagren, Whiting, first vice president, met yesterday with department chairmen and Mrs. W. D. Keenan, second vice president, met with district heads. Both groups joined for a luncheon followed by a discussion by Mrs. W. S. Bittner, Indiana University, on:con- - ducting forums. 3

Asks for 1942 Meeting, .

Mrs. George W. Jaqua, Winches“ter, state president, reported that while in Washington attending the general federation board meeting she again had asked the board to hold its 1942 council meeting in Indianapolis. The invitation was extended last year. The state federation will co-op-erate with Butler University April 20 in a forum or public affairs and on June 21 with Indiana University

the week of May 19 at the Hotel

were discussed at a state meeting this morning in the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. George W'

Jaqua, Winchester, state presi-

plan to attend the meeting in

Rebekah Lodge To Initiate 10

Initiation and. affiliation services, a card party and a Valentine party are coming attractions for members of local lodges.%"

WINAMAC COUNCIL, DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS, will have a Valentine Party Feb. 9 at the hall, 29th and Clifton Sts. Pocahontas members are requested to bring comic valentines.

The SEWING CIRCLE OF MYRTLE TEMPLE, PYTHIAN SISTERS, will meet Friday noon at the home of Mrs. H. D. Goode, 935 E. 34th St.

CHAPPELL REBEKAH LODGE 702, I. O. O. F.,, will initiate a class of 10 candidafes Friday night at their | hall. drill captain, will be in charge. The candidates have been presented by Mrs. Daisy Simpson, financial secretary.

CAPITOL CITY COUNCIL, DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA, will meet every Thursddy night at Fort Friendly. Announcements mailed earlier to members set meetings for only twice each month.

The SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE OF THE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will sponsor a card party tomorrow at Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs. Hazel Novak is in charge.

QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER, O. E. S, will meet Friday evening at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts, for affiliation services. Mrs. Nellie Hutcheson is worthy matron and Harry Bolin worthy patron.

Film Program

Leader Named

Mrs. Robert Mottern has been chosen ‘general chairman for a

benefit program to be given by the Photoplay Endorsers Feb. 15, according to Mrs. David Ross, president of the organization. i Assisting Mrs. Mottern will be Mrs. R. R. Mills, in charge of tickets; Mrs. Mary. Sharp, special guests; Mrs. Carl Irrgang, program;

in a forum on “Business and Consumer.”

Sorority Studies Contract Bridge

Members df Sigma Kappa Sorority wid be instructed in contract bridge by Mrs. Jack Berry -at their meeting this evening at the home of Miss. Pansye Gladish, 2350 Col lege Ave. : New officers installed at a re- . cent meeting include Mrs. Berry, president; Miss Evelyn Carpenter, vice president; Mrs. John Fissell, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Bockerman, corresponding secretary; Miss Gladish, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Weisheimer, chaplain; Miss Mary Keplar, pledge captain, and Mrs. Lester Mignerey, publicity director. Pledge services were conducted for Miss Ruth Sinex.

Alpha Xi to Meet

The Alpha Xi Club of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home of Miss Mary Sue Spillman, 415 N. Wallace Sf.

Club to Meet

Mrs. B. W. Clausing will entertain members of the Aperio Club Thursday at her home, 5852 Lowell Ave. Mis, Clon Weber will speak on “In's Leading Industries.”

Mrs. Carl Day, hospitality, and Mrs. Max H. Norris, publicity.

Chiurch Lender

Miss Mary Amelia Steer, director of women’s work for the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education, will speak tomorrow afternoon before the Woman's Association ‘of the Meridian Heights

{ Presbyterian Church at the church, | $3 4 “1

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Before Dance

Several parties will precede the Indianapolis Pan-Hellenic Association dance Saturday night in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lugar will be among those entertaining, as will Messrs. and Mesdames Robert B. Berner, E. A. Shultz Jr., J. B. Moriarty and Guy E. Morrison and Dr. and Mrs. James F. Nicolai. Among persons who have made reservations are Messrs. and Mesdames ‘E. G. Hinshaw, John Bennett Wilson, Egbert S. Hildreth, George Burkhart Jr, Paul PF. Grubbs, R. S. Hiatt, Don Kelly, Roy Johnson, Frank Miller, Charles W. Jones, Ralph Huested and Frank Hedden. : Tables have been reserved by the Misses Mary E. Sawyer, Catherine Lewis, Harriett Jones and Betty Forsythe.

Mrs. Blanche Pierce,

Skating Class, Club To Eat Chili, Dance

A “warm-up” party will be held

The Indianapolis Pan-Hellenic ' Association is sponsoring a dance Saturday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Assisting with details are (eft »

Plan Parties

by members of the Y. W. C. A. skating class and the Y. M. C. A. Young Men's Club tonight at the Y W.C. A Following a chili supper there will be dancing and games. Miss Lillian Preston and Miss Vonda Browne are in charge of the skating group. Saturday evening the Health Education Group of the Y. W.|C. A. will sponsor a dancing party in the Y. W. gymnasium. The group is directed by Miss Browne,

Drama League Plans Program

The Parent Drama League of the Children’s Theater and Radio School will present a program on “Importance of Voice and Speech in the Theater” at its meeting Feb. 27 in the Hotel Washington. Programs for the remainder of the season have been arranged. The league has been organized so that parents of pupils at the school may become better acquainted and may acquire a fuller understanding of the work being done by the children and that parents, as well as children, may benefit from the school’s curriculum. Other programs arranged include “Backstage in the Theater,” March 26; “Costume and the Theater,” April 30; “How to Judge a Play and Play Review,”- May 20, and “Radio and the Theater,” June 25. Members of the hostess committee in charge include Mesdames Paul R. Summers, B. C. McCammon, Alvin Alltop, G. T. Driskell and F. H. Stutz. Classes in costuming and stagecraft will be held for students at the school. The first costuming class Saturday will feature a discussion of the history of costuming. Each member of the class will make costumes of different historical periods for dolls. The stagecraft classes will train ‘students to design sets for Children’s Theater Plays. The school will present “Little Women” Feb. 25. Cast members include Miss Ruthann Perry, Meg; Miss Julia Gerlach, Jo; Miss Patricia Stutz, Beth; Miss Louie Bob Phipps, Amy; Miss Shirley Ostermeyer, Hannah; Bob Goodwell, Laurie; Miss Nancy Morrow, Mrs. March; Miss Ann Lytle, Aunt March, and Bill Nigh, Mr. Lawrence, —

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Theta Mu Rho. 8 p. m. today. Mus. Thelma Simones, 48 N. Beville, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, James Burrell, hostess. Omicron Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 8

N. Alabama, hostess. CLUB

Theta Delta Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7:30 p. m. today. Miss Ina Clark, 638 N. Oakland, hostess. Mothers Birthday. 1 P. m. Thurs.

throp, hostess.

p.m. Y. W.C. A. Mrs. Hen Lewis, hostess. ry LODGE Monument Chapter, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Mon. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois. Party for me bers

of Monument Lodge, F. & A. M. Cards, dancing.

CARD PARTY do Women's auxiliary to Indianapolis

Typographical Union 1. 2 Pp. m.

Fri, Banner- Whitehill auditorium.

Ostermeyer, iloward Lytle, J. H.|

nic Dance Set Saturday Patrons’ List

Highlight Activities of Clubs

Talks, a book review and election of delegates to a national convention will lead the parade of clubwomen’s activities tomorrow.

The CORNELIA COLE FAIRBANKS ' CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION will meet tomorrow to elect delegates to the national congress of the organization. An Americanism program will be presented. Hostesses will be Mesdames Charles B. Dyer, Bernays Kennedy, Russell T. Byers, Logan Hall and Miss Marguerite Dice.

Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman will review “Madame Curie” (Eve Curie) at a meeting of the NORTH SIDE STUDY CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. E. H. Enners will be hostess.

Mrs, Irving P. Blue will be hostess for a meeting of the THURSDAY LYCEUM CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. W. E. Johnson will speak on “Famous Artificial Canals.”

Mrs. Ceril S. Ober and Mrs. James A. Matthews will present the pro-

DELPHIAN CLUB tomorrow morning in the directors’ room of the Indiana National Bank.

Mrs. William Young will speak on “Lives of Great Men All Remind Us” at a meeting of the PIERIAN STUDY CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. George Schumacher will speak on “The Great Captain.” ~ Mrs. William Clabaugh will be hostess.

The 1908 CLUB will meet at the home of Mrs. E. D. Koppelmyer, 5943 Indianola Ave. Mrs. Walter Jones will give a book review.

The THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB will meet for 12:30 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harry H. Rinehart, 320 Graham Ave., hostess.

Mrs. Curtis Choutzen, 953 E. 52d St., will be hostess for a meeting of the PRISCILLA CLUB for 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow.

The BOOK REVIEW CLUB will meet at 1:30 p. m. at the Ayres’ auditorium to hear Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten review “Each to the Other.”

The TOWN TROTTERS CLUB will have a theater party tomorrow evening.

Party Outlined By Zonta Club

The Indianapolis Zonta Club finance committee will hold a card party Friday evening at the Indianapolis Power and Light Co. auditorium. Proceeds will be used for service work, including the Indianapolis Day Nursery, Girl Scouts and Mutual Service Association. Mrs. Willa Proctor, chairman of the finance committee, is in charge of the card party, assisted by Miss Anna B. Feeley, Miss Mae Shields and Mrs. Charlotte McPherson. Mrs. Louise Bridges is arranging a style show with members of the Zonta Club as models to be held In connection-with the card party.

Club to Elect

The Un-I-Ben Club of the Riley Cheer Guild will elect officers at an anniversary luncheon at 12:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. Harry Petty and Mrs.

P. m. Mrs. William Shockley, 1129

Mrs. H. M. Mounts, 5018 Win 1

Alta Vista. Thurs. Board meeting, | : 12:30 p. m. Regular meeting 1:30|

Oscar Smith will be hostesses

This trio of members of the Women’s Organization, National Association of Retail Druggists, are assisting with plans

party and style show to Ayres’ auditorium. Left to

be held

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tockton and L. C. Heustis.

to right) the Mesdames Earl A. Heassler, John B.. Wilson and George C. Burkert Jr. Mrs. James F, [Wasson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicolai: heads the arrangements committee.

Talks, Book Review, Election Of Delegates to Convention

gram at a meeting of the BETA.

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For Valentine Dance Grows

| Additional Parties Arranged for Sunnyside ~ Guild Fete Saturday

Several additional parties have been arranged for the Sunnyside Guild’s Valentine dance: Saturday night in the Columbia Club. Among additional patrons and patronesses for the event are Messrs. Charles J. Oval, Warren H. Munk, S. L. Fisher, G. Barrett -Moxley; Mesdames George Phillip Meier, Albert J. Beveridge, William H. Coleman and Henry H. Hornbrook:

Messrs. and Mesdgmes W. Richard-|

son Sinclair, Josiah K. Lilly Jr. and Rabbi and Mrs. Morris M. Feuerlicht. Mr. and Mrs. Don Webber, Ft. | Wayne, have made reservations for a party. Mr, and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres will be hosts at a party, as will Mr. and Mrs. Chantilla White whose guests will be Messrs, and Mesdames Thomas E. Toll, Carl Iteenbach, C. J. Underwood, Homer Archer, Robert Pike, Mrs. Ethel Robertson and Dr. R. J. McElwee. With Mr. and Mrs. Stowell C.

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Renard will be Messrs. and Mesdames Carl, Iserloth, Anvey Baker, Charles Lamb, Ernest Crane and

ell Fisher’s party will include Mr. and Mrs. Emmert E. Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meranda, Miss Viola Mason and Patrick Sullivan.

Party will Include 20

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Martin will be hosts at a party including Messrs. and Mesdames: Thomas W. Ledwith, J. Bernard Lanagan, Howard F. Burns, Kenneth Larrance, W. A,’ Brennan; Dr. and Mrs. George F. Lawler and Dr. and Mrs. Roy A. Geider. Dr. and Mrs. Ross Bolen will be hosts at a table. With Judge and Mrs. Earl Cox will be Mr. and Mrs, James A, Marlowe. Dr. and Mrs. Russel S. Henry's party will include Dr. and Mrs. John Little Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Brodie and Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Gulling, Frank Fairchilds, Charles Gregg and

Mission Fetes New President

The Indianapolis Flower Mission directors and advisory board members will hold a President's Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln in honor of Mrs.|John Steeg. i od Mrs. TH David Ross, newly elected president.| I 8 group with Mr. an Is Annual reports of the officers will|C: Aamot will be Messrs. and oo be presented. Mrs. Lloyd A. Bowers|dames K. M. R, Gaarder, Wende and Mrs. John A. Garrettson will be| Smith, James L. Pettus and B. E. in charge. Clatworthy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles New directors who will attend for|Hopkins will take a party of 20. the first time include Mesdames|Miss Dorothy Glosson and Miss Harry E. Barnard, Alvin C. Johnson,| Wanda Britton will be escorted by and Frank L. Truitt. Members of| Carl Hadley and Charles S. Tedthe advisory board are Edgar H.|rowe. Evans, Arthur V. Brown, Mansur B.| Attending together will be Mr. Oakes, Eugene C. Foster, Murray|and Mrs. Leonard Derleth, Miss Auerback, Paul H. Buchanan, Wil-| Sophia Engle and A. J. Wickmann. liam H. Coleman and William L.|With Mr. and Mrs. J. Hart Laird Taylor. will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard B.

uiile, bi Bho Mrs ry >. Bush, Ir. an rs. Glen J. Bookwalter. Church Group Programs Set

Robert Schlege will be host at a party. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schleicher will entertain with a party and Adj. Gen. and Mrs. Elmer F. Straub will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Denning. Another party will include Miss Two card parties and a Youth’s| Nina A. Snyder and Is Tries Miss Temperance Council meeting have |Reasa Snyder and H. A. Ehrson. been planned by church organiza- At a table with Mr. and Mrs. Leo

McManus will be Mr. and Mrs. H. tions and affiliated groups for the|F, Reinke, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. next few days. 4 Eisenlohr wiil have as their guests The JANUARY BAND OF ST.|Messrs. and Mesdames L. D. Fries, CATHERINE'S CHURCH, Shelby | Carl R. Tuttle, Miss Merlyn Anderand Tabor Sts, will give a card|son and Dan Boone. Mr. and Mrs. party and “kaffee klatch” at 2:15|Lynn Adams and Mr. and Mrs. C. p. m. today in the school hall. Mrs.|V. Sorenson will attend together. Mary. Staub is chairman, assisted Cocktail Party Arranged

by Mrs. John Long and Mrs. At a table with Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Tate, co-chairmen. EE Le. Ancil P. Harve e Lieut. Col. The FEBRUARY COMMITTEE and Mrs. Wier Cook, Mr. and Mrs. OF THE HOLY ANGELS CATH-|y H, Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. OLIC CHURCH will entertain at a |B. B, Pettijohn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilpublic card party at 2 p. m. to-|freq F. Seyfried will have at their morrow in the school basement,|tahle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sel28th St. and Northwestern Ave. mier, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wood, Hostesses will include Mesdames | pics Mary Swank and P. J. SaughCharles Jackson, Peter Wurtz, Mary essy. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin B. MecHolman, Theresa Loucks, Mary comp will give a cocktail party for Eisenman, Raymond Murray, Charles their guests preceding the dance. J. Hummell, Rose Hargitt, Earl Additional guests of Mr. and Durbin, John Surge, Peter Weisen- |. Maxwell Lang will be Mr. and burger, John Kijovsky, Homer Mrs. Paul F. Deaton, Connersville; Cordary, Mary Spellman, Robert|yn.” gong Mrs, John H. Billingsley Jarboe, Edwin Achgill, Henry Oster—| 5, ‘and Miss Alberta McLouth. Mr. mann and Cecile Tupper. and Mrs. Paul A. Cornelius and Mr. Miss ‘Virginia Ann Cadle, 364g|and Mrs. Burling Boaz Jr. will be

Fall Creek Blvd, will entertain|in a small party as will Mr. and

/ NEW | Mrs. Oliver P. Fauchier and Mr. I ra and Mrs. Robert Sturm. Mr. and

Miss t 7:30 p. m.|Mrs. Ralph Norwood and i hy OlNg Catherine Boothe, | Emma Claypool will form another

'resident, will preside. Miss Gene- small party.

vieve Allee will give devotions and Personals

Mrs. Maryellen Mendenhall will Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Payne are

have charge of special music. Mrs. Mildred Sullivan will conduct a in Chicago attending the Hoosier Art Salon Exhibition in Marshall

study course. Sorority to Open Field & Co. galleries. 4 Mrs. Gustav A. Recker, 120 E. 1940 Schedule 19th St., a guest at the SavoyMrs. Thomas Bruther, new presi-|Plaza Hotel in New York for sev-

, : eral days. dent of Sigma Phi Delta Sorority, Miss Beverly Boyle, daughter of

will preside at the first meeting of zr. “ong Mrs, George Boyle, 3420 the year tonight at the home of| Northwestern Ave. will go to MunMrs. Delmore Wegener, 2915 E.|cie Sunday, where she will enter Michigan St. ' |Ball Memorial Hospital Training Other * new officers are Mrs.|School for Nurses and Ball State Maurice Hawkins, vice president; Teachers College. Mrs. Oren Carter, treasurer; Miss| pre and Mrs. H. E. Scott, 6135 Ludema Morgan, recording secre- N. Pennsylvania St. returned retary, and Mrs. C. J. McDowall, cor- cently from a visit to Daytona,

Style Show, Card Party Planned

right are Mesdames J. L. Simmons, George

responding secretary. Fla,

Kenneth Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Low-|

Photo Craft Phote. '

Marguerite Lewis and Fiance To Be Feted at Family Dinner; Recent Bride Guest at Shower |

weather to plan showers and will take place soon. Mrs. John F. McCool, 1 E. 36th

Six Sorority Units to Meet

Business and social meetings are on deck today for several local sotorities, One group will meet for dinner this evening. ; Mrs. Edgar Davidson, 5114 W. 14th St., will entertain members of GAMMA BETA CHI SORORITY tonight.

Mrs. Thomas Bruther, new president of SIGMA PHI DELTA SORORITY, will preside this evening at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Delmore Wegner, 2915 E. Michigan St. Other new officers of the sorority include Mrs. Maurice Hawkins, vice president; Mrs. Oren Carter, treasurer; Miss Ludema Morgan, recording secretary, and Mrs. C. J. McDowell, corresponding secretary. Guests will be the Misses Rosemary Williams, Dorothy Healy, Dorothy Jolley, Evelyn Bodimer and Louise Koesters,

Members of DELTA SIGMA CHI SORORITY will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Louise Jones, 1607 E. Kelly st.

DELTA ZETA PHI SORORITY will meet this evening at the home of Miss Lilian Schuck, Edgewood Ave.

embers of BETA TAU SIGMA SORORITY will meet for dinner at 6:30 p. m. today in the Canary Cottage. Miss Esther Hagen will be hostess.

Miss Geraldine Loos, 808 Tecumseh Place, will be hostess at a meeting of ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY, this evening.

D.A.R. to Hear Play Review

Mrs. Jo Rand Beckett will review “Rough Hewn in Indiana,” a play she wrote in colloboration with Mrs. L. H. Millikan, at a meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution tomorrow. The Crispus Attucks Quartet, directed by Hugh Merrifield, will present musical selections. An exhibit of Lincoln relics will be on display during the afternoon. : At a business meeting before th program, members will elect delegates to the Continental Congress of the organization. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. H. Kemper McComb, chairman; Mrs. Albert T. Bunch, vice-chairman, and Mesdames Clarence A. Cook, Earl R. Cox, Harry E Daugherty, James P. Hoster, Frank LaFoe Link, John J. Madden, Robert W. McBride, Owen L. Miller, Jesse C. Moore, W. Frank Riedman, Lee Walker, William N. Wishard, Frank Wocher, Misses Mina D. Hinkle, Anna Mary Locke and Mary Virginia Minor.

« Club Meets Tonight

The T. P. Club of Shortridge High School will meet- at the home of Miss Ruth Schlaegel, 3818 Rook-

Charles J. Gisler, 3068 E. Fall Creek Blvd. is spending some time at the Riviera Hotel, Daytona, Fla. vi Mrs. Henry Krueger Sr, 16 E. Orange” St., has returned from Terre Haute, where she was the guest of her daughter-in-law Mrs. Henry Krueger Jr. Little Dorothy

apolis with her grandparents to spend a week, Jean Anne Jones, 1324 North Lurvey of 5414 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, students in Goucher

guests at the fireside supper given to the Sophomore Class, Sunday, by ‘|the Alumnae Association at Alumnae Lodge on the campus. Among recent visitors in St. Pe-

Bailiff, Miss Emma Clements, Mrs. Reed Culmer, Mrs. William Kadel, Messrs, and Mesdames E. BE. Mitchell, Harry V. Old, Trenton Sanders and Jesse A. Shearer.

- Sponsors Dinner Royal Beauty Academy Chapter of Beta Beta Lambda Sorority will sponsor a public dinner at the Food Craft Shop at 6:30 p. m. Monday, followed by cards. Miss Maxine Lydick is ticket

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for a card by that organization Saturday at

wood Ave. at 7 p. m. today.

Jane Krueger returned to Indian-|

Beville Ave, and Rosalie Nanette] |

College, Baltimore, were among the] |

tersburg, Fla, are Miss Celestra|

Wed Recently

—Plowman Photo. Mrs. Morris Hancock was Miss Barbara Strack, daughter, of Mrs. Verna A. Strack, before her mar- ‘ riage Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Han-

cock will be at home tomorrow at $520 Evergreen Aves’ a

Hostesses have taken advantage of the slight moderation in the parties for young women whose, marriages

St., will give a family dinner party

tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Marguerite Blackwell and Dr. Robert Lewis, who will be married next month.

After dinner at the Indianape

‘|olis Athletic Club guests will go

to Mrs. McCool’s home, where they will hold a shower. Guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas J. Blackwell Sr., Thomas J. Blackwell Jr., Leo Mc= Namara, Francis H. Blackwell, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Lord, Dr. and Mrs, John McGinnis of Columbus, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. J C. Quigley, Dr; and Mrs. John J. Blackwell, Dr, and Mrs Robert Lewis, John Frane cis Noonan, Misses Marie Blackwell, Stella Marie Metzler, Mary Louise Noonan, Mary Blackwell and Grace Blackwell, » ” tJ

Miss Jane Patton and Miss Loue ise Edwards will entertain at Miss Patterson’s home, 5535 Carroliton Ave. tomorrow evening with a mise cellaneous shower for Mrs. Wale lace DeHart, who was Miss Gerald ine Johnson before her marriage. Guests at the shower will ba Mesdames A. H. DeHart, . C. T, Johnson, J. W. Patton, W. H. Ede wards Sr, Wallace Wiley, John McKinstray, J. G. Dyer, John Som« mer, Misses Jean Wintz, Juliana McIntosh and Miss Jean Rettig.

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‘Miss Frances Roach, 1426 Main St., Beech Grove, will entertain at her home this evening with a mise cellaneous shower in honor of Miss Mary McGrath. Miss McGrath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McGrath, 429 N, LaSalle St., will become the bride of John W. Kennelly Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kennelly, 5525 E. 9th St. Feb. 6. Guests at the shower will be Mesdames McGrath, Kennelly, Hugh ° Phelan, Arthur Phelan, John Sule livan, Guy Morton, William Meyer, John Bates, William Bates, J R. Francis, Charles Roach, John Kingsbury Jr., Edward Schludecker, Carl Pranger, Max Pranger, Leon. ard Derleth, Paul Dixon, Benjamin Loyal, S. L. Hawkins, Edward Gehe ring, William Messling, Al Carrico, George Hahn and Edward Fillene ° warth. * Others who will be present are the Misses Mary Murphy, Pauline Roberts, Esther Trimpe, Alice Weiss, Mary Ellen McCarthy, Mildred Day, Mary Sullivan and Helen McGrath. Theresa Lee Pranger, niece of the bride-to-be, will assist with opening the gifts.

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Miss Dorothy Durham enter tained recently with ‘a kitchen shower at her home, 3345 Washing= ton Blvd., for Miss Catherine Clay, whose. marriage to Robert Allison Cash will take place Feb. 10, Miss Clay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Sherman Clay, 4649 Hinesly Ave, and Mr. Cash is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Fay C. Cash, Miss Dorothy and Miss Martha Shepperd, 4117 Ruckle St., will give a shower Sunday in honor of Miss Clay. Mrs. S. C. Osburn gave a tea recently honoring Miss Clay at her home, 102 E, 50th St. She was assisted by Mrs. William Deusler, Miss Mary Clay, sister of the brides to-be, and Miss Margaret Osburn, daughter of the hostess. ® ® . »

Miss ' Dorothy Fitzgerald, whose marriage to Joseph Weissenberger will take place Saturday, has chosen her sister, Miss Mary Ann Fitzgerald, as her attendant. Robe ert Weissenberger, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. Miss

Fitzgerald is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Fitzgerald, 628 Woodlawn Ave.

New Under-arm Cream Deodorant safely : Stops Perspiration

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