Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1940 — Page 5

LU. Alumnae To Hear Talk ByH.B Wells

University President to]

Be Introduced by Mrs. ~C.B. Dyer.

Talks predominate among proPresident Herman B Wells will address a guest meeting of the INDIANA UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS at 8:15 P = Say, Tl, Js, at the home . Mrs. C. B. Dyer, 525 Blue Ridge Road. *- Mrs. Paul R. Summers will introduce: President Wells, who will Speak of factors currently being emphasized on the campus. Miss Ruth Anne Reade, program committee chairman, has been assisted by Mesdames Dyer, Summers, Frank D. Hatfield and Miss Elizabeth Anne Cavanaugh.

The NEW CENTURY CLUB will - meet Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 1:30 P. m, with Mrs. C. W. Foltz, 4837 College Ave, to hear a talk on “Hooked Rugs,” by Mrs. Lowell Holmes, who will exhibit her work, and another lecture on “Two Great Birthdays,” by Mrs. J. E. Barcus. hostesses will be Mesdames Carl Babs, E. M. Hayth, Otto H. Ernberg, John W. McCardle and O. C. Neier. : :

The MOTHERS’ CLUB OF FALL CREEK KINDERGARTEN will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the kindergarten, 903 E. 30th St. Dr. William E. Garb will speak on “The, Child and His Dentist.” A tea in honor of mothers of .new pupils will follow the program. Hostesses will be Mesdames Stuart B. Scott, John R. Knowles and Howard Hill.

. The ARABIAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB will meet for Juncheon at 12 o'clock Tuesday at the Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. Baxter McBane will speak on “Brazil.” Mrs. Charles Shull and Mrs, Ray Gardner will be hostesses. ;

The P. M. CLUB of /Shortridge ‘High School will ente at tea from 2-4 p. m. tomorréw at the home- of Miss Thelma Carter. Members include the Misses Jean Barnes, Marjorie Ann Pyle, Pat Walters, Marian Skillman and Dorothy Jean Hall.

Miss Betsy Pederson entertained with a Leap Year party for the S. N. A. P. CLUB of Shortridge High School at her home in Zionsville recently. Guests included Misses Ann Ahlering, Norma Baumeister, Susan Biue, Jean Clancy, Mary Lou Graham, Emily Jeanne Lewis, Elizabeth Ann Schmidt, Dorothy Schumacher, Norma Smith and Jane Strohm and their escorts.

The ALEXANDRIAN SHAPER ‘OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAV-EL-STUDY CLUB will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home . of Mrs. Carl Shupp, 1109 W. 33d St. Mrs. U. R. Lee will read a paper on

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Mrs. Lee Waddell (left) heads the costume coms | mittee for the Colonial Tea and program which Indorsers of Photoplays will -have ” . &

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Photoplay Indorsers to Hold Colonial Program Thu: iday; ~ Mrs. L.R. Mottern Is Ch: irman

The Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays will give 0 Colonial Tea and program Thursday in Block's auditorium. Mrs. L. Robert Mottern

is general chairman.

Assistant chairmen will be Mrs. R. R. Mills, ticiets; Mrs. Carl Irrgang, assisted by Mrs. Ken Hughes, program; Mr:. Lee Waddell, costume; Mrs. Mary Sharp, special guests, and Mrs. How'd R. Rudeaux,

Award Given To Troop 31

A gold flag cord in recognition of 10 years’ existence was presented to Girl Scout: Troop 31 at a dinner and court of awards last night at the Broad Ripple American Legion Post Hall, 64th St. and College Ave. Mrs. E. S. Barnhill, Miss Betty Grauel and Mrs. L. 8. Eaton are

leaders of the gréup. First Class Girl Scout badges were awarded to Wilda Whittaker and Joanne Landers. Shirley Merrill, Beatrice Yaryan, Marjorie Hartman, ta Hancock, Barbara Suits and Doloras Daugull became second class Girl Scouts. | Badges were awarded in seven of the 10 program fields of Scouting: Receiving these badges were Janice Applegate, Betty Jean Barnhill, Betty Caperton, Marilyn: Duncan, Katherine Eaton; Jean -Eld-

in Block’s auditormum. -:Mrs. 3iarp (right) is in charge of the special guests, eamittee, - -

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Kappa Delta Theta t Have Valentine Meeting on Wednesday.

Alma Arnold, 1401 Olive St.

A meeting of ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI OMEGA KAPPA SORORITY, will be held Monday at the home lof Mrs. Richard Marshall, 905 N. LaSalle St.

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ushers, Sieg Mrs. David Ross! ard Mrs. A. J. Hueber will preside :.i the tea table. Hostess chairmen ax’ their assistants will be in colonial costume. They include Mesdan 3 A: P. Ellison, H. W. Southar:, Galen Doyal, Carl Kelly, L. C. Ea ard, Max H. Norris, T. W. Davids n- W. H. Sharp, E. L. Burnett, Julia ‘2 lle Tutewiler, George Carter, A. H ] rethauer and William Hodgson. Members of the sp ic,al guest committee are Miss Helin Dailey, Mesdames Gwendolla C¢x Leslie Fleck, A. J. Elkins, Harry Ric , C. C. Saulsberry, Clayton Rae, (8. A. Whisman, W. E. King, Roscoe V'i liams, Walter Geisel, \ Wolf Sussmar and E. H. Niles. :

A program of musi al selections will be presented. Mrs. Andrew Ross will play organ music and Russell Terhune of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory ®of Music wil play piano selections. Lewis Mz ier, violinist, accompanied by M 3 Charlotte Crist, will play. Mrs.. Bugene Fife will review “Devil's Di cipjes” (Bernard Shaw). 2 - A skit, “Mount Ve: aon Follies,” will be giveri. Ralph }\ cComb, Buller University, will ‘slay George Washington. Jthers in .the cast

Catherine Clay To Wed Today

Miss Catherine Clay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Clay, 4649 Hinesley Ave., and Robert Allison Cash, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay C. Cash, 5238 N. New Jersey St., will be married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Fairview Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Virgil Ragan will officiate at the single ring service before a background of palms and ferns with four stands of candelabra. Mrs. Russell Sanders, organist, will play “Dream Girl” and “Tell Me Why,” Delta Gamma and Phi Delta Theta songs; “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms,” “Evening Star” and “Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes.” Mr. Clay will give his daughter In marriage. She will wear a gown of white taffeta made with long sleeves puffed at the shoulders, a small round collar and tiny covered buttons extending to the waistiine in front. A short train will extend from a low basque effect in back. She will wear a short veil caught into a cap effect and held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms and she will carry a colonial bouquet. Her only ornament will be a seed pearl pin worn by her great-grand-mother, Miss Mary Clay, the bride's Sister, will be her only attendant. She will be gowned. in deep rose taffeta fashioned with short puffed sleeves, a romance neckline and full skirt. Her bouquet will be colonial and she will wear a hem-length rib-

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meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Hotel Washington. Mrs. William Weimar will preside at the business meeting following

‘the luncheon.

‘GAMMA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA SIGMA SORORITY met recently at the home of Miss Mary Beckert to plan a Valentine dinner to be given at the Canary

DELTA CHAPTER OF XI DELTA XI SORORITY met recently with Miss Martha Sullivan, 3215 Clifton St.

The ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY State Day will be held April 13 in the Gold Room of the Hotel Washington. Miss Loujean Gullett, member of the Alumnae Association of the serority, is general chairman. Members of active chapters at Indiana and Butler Universities and Franklin College will be entertained. Miss Helen Whitfield heads the luncheon committee, while Miss Elaine Millholland will have charge of the dance.

W.R. C. Group

Meets ‘Tuesday

A covered dish luncheon, friends’ night and business sessions are slated for lodge groups meeting early next week.

bon matching her dress at the back| THE GEORGE H. CHAPMAN W.

y Fete | To Be Planned | BysAlrha Fhig

A poster announcing the Wild

modeling.

The board of directors of the Woman's Department Club will meet| will be hostess.

Mrs. G. P. Meier to Review New Book, ‘Palmistry for Parents, At Department Club Meetin

_ Poster Hails Wild Oats Ball [Church Women

iT oHear Review Of ‘Nazarene’ Valentine Lun che on, Talks Are on Program For - Other Groups.

‘Times Photo. Oats Ball next Saturday night at | b bulletin

the Indianapolis Athletic Club is posted on the Algonquin Clu board by Miss Francis (Bunchy) Haight (right) and Miss Richards. Miss Haight and Mrs. Alex Metzger show of all type of riding clothes for the dance. Miss Richards is a member of the Junior Riding group whose members will do the

are arranging a style a ‘ y sing a motion picture, I ey, 3 motion Pie Mrs. Charles Cochran,

illiam H. Kendall, Damiel Hutchinson and Earl A. Taylor.

The Rev. Eugene Timbrooke, pase tor of the Beech Grove Christian Church, will be guest speaker at a meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday of the SARAH A. SWAIN UNIT OF THE WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Mrs. Frona Kore breich, 911 Main St., Beech Grove,

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at 10 a. m. Monday in the clubhouse. A General Club meeting is set for| The Rev. Amos Bastain, pastor of

Wednesday afternoon.

the Beech Grove Methodist Church,

A business session at 2 p. m. will begin the General Club meeting|will lead. the devotions. Mrs. Ben in the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge, presi-| Helkema will have charge of a mu-

Parents ” the title of her new book to be released soon. She is the author of “Lion’s Paw,” a book which gives sketches of more 100 famous people. Mrs. Ira M. Holmes will have charge of ‘a tea following the program. Mrs. W. D. Keenan and Mrs. Everett M. Schofield will preside at the tea table. : The Applied Education section of the club will meet at 10 a. m. Monday, Feb. 19. Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike will discuss “Enlarging the Common Life” The group will nominate officers at a meeting from-10 a. m. to 3 p. m. on Wednesday, Feb. 28. Officers to be nominated include those ‘of president, vice president, corresponding secretary, membership “secretary, treasurer and three

Will Aid Clinic

nursing association met this week. Mrs. Frank, McKibbin, first vice

dent, will preside. Mrs. George Phillip Meier will talk on “Palmistry for|sical program and Malcolm McDon- -

: : ald will give a reading. Nursing Group The UNIVERSITY HEI

W. C. T. U. will meet at 10: Tuesday at the home of X Brown, 1213 E. Hanna Ave. covered dish luncheon. ‘Mrs. James Carter will lead de~ votions and Miss Sarah Ellen MontThe Indianapolis Public Health|gomery will sing. Mrs. Walter

Nursing Association will co-operate|Gingery will talk on “Temperance with the City Board of Health and{and Mrs. Robert Hinman will the City Hospital in providing fol-{cuss the work of the W. low-up nursing service by associa-|{radio and motion tion nurses for young girls attending | ment. a special clinic at the hospital. The . clinic is a part of the program to combat venereal diseases.

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The board of directors of the

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ne il” Mrs. i Il be the Colonial iin from 3 ide Brazil.” Mrs. H. C. Ward will give x : I Hep of her hair. The bride's brother,/p . 10 will meet Tuesday at Ft. president, presided. New nurses ap-

a reading, “Chips.” Assistant hostess will be Mrs. Noble Allen.

Mrs. James E. Lesh will review “Mr. Emanuel” (Golding) at a meeting of the INTER ARTS CLUB at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Miss Helen Daniels, 15 W. 27th St. . L. H. Millikan will read an original short story written by Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett and herself titled, “Abe Lincoln—Rough Hewn in Indiana.” Mrs. Wayne Temple will be assistant hostess.

The 17th anniversary of the AMICITIA CLUB'S founding will

be celebrated at a covered dish’

luncheon and card party Tuesday at the home of Mrs. G. T. Doyle, 1518 Edgemont St. Mrs. O. H. Stewart, Greencastle, will be assistant hostess. Valentines will be ex‘changed. ,

Gives Leap Year Party Miss Jeanne Steiner will entertain at a Leap Year spaghetti dinner this _ evening at her home, 910 E. 40th St. The dinner will precede the Scottish Rite dance. Guests will include the Misses Roseanne Thomson, Mary Faust, 'Jean Huff, Martha Jean Beauchamp, Pam Ray Valentine, Elizabeth Clark and Messrs. Lynn Stitle, Bob Bethuram, James Crouch, Jack Engle, James Coine,

ridge, Elizabeth Finley, Hadassah Frisch, Roxana Fye, Lita Hancock, Joanne Landers, Mary Lewis, Jacque Loser, Shirley Ostermeyer, Norma Pearson, Marilyn Whittaker, Wilda Whittaker and Barbara Suits. » = 8 : Miss Waneta Fivecoats of Ayres’ beauty salon spoke at a recent meeting of Girl Scout Troop 66 at the home of Betty Ann Coons, 3804 N. Delaware St. Her subject was “The Care of tif¢ Hair and Hair Styling.” » " fF J Troops 69, 84, 85 and 86 entertained recently with a tea at the James E.’Roberts School for members of the Girl Council, the teachers and members of Tri Kappa Sorority who sponsor the troops. The tea was the achievement program of the units. The Scouts were assisted by their leaders, Mesdames C. Kiefer Ober, William Toms Bryce Beecher and Adrian Wilhoit.

Kindergarten Party Set

The Terrace Avenue Kindergarten will hold a Valentine party and business meeting at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Kindergarten. New mothers will be welcomed. Mrs. Géorge Deming heads the hostess committee, assisted by Mesdames K.

E. Fisher, Carl Stecker, John Car

George Washington (Tigh School, with - Miss Etta Scherf directing; Myron Carlisle, instruct or at Wheaion College, and Miss L llie King. A group of young people will dance a minuet and a:trio frcm Technical High School will presant a living portrait. of the pictur: “Spirit of 76; under supervision of Frederic Barker. Trio membeis are Richard Young, Paul Fife arid Paul Henley.

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Plans Dinner

Mrs. Charles C. Ma tin will en-

tertain at dinner = 6 p. nm. Monday in her home, § 8. Central Court, for members f Nu Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alph. Jota, national = professional =n usical fraternity. 5.3 Assistant hostesses vill be Mesdames Clare F. Cox, George §. Dailey, Frank Olsen an | the Misses Emma Doeppers, Esthir Thornton and Jeanette Gardner.: Mrs, E, O. Roberts is in charge of he program. Mrs. Dawn Q. Snyc 1, soprand, accompanied by Mrs, J R. Paxton, 11 sing “La 'Partids' (Alvarez) and “Clavelitos” (Valv ide). Miss

Paul Clay, will be best man. Mrs. Clay has chosen a navy blue ensemble with a corsage of gardenias and navy accessories. Mrs. Cash will wear a sheer navy wool costume suit with gardenias. The couple will receive. friends informally at the back of the church and a small reception - for the families and a few friends will be held afterward at the home of the bride's parents. The couple will take a motor trip and will be at home after March 1 in Indianapolis. The bride will travel in a navy blue dress with touches of turquoise, navy accessories and a | navy reefer.

Hostesses Named

For Service Group

The Indianapolis Unit of the Women’s Overseas Service League will meet this evening withe Mrs. John Day, 541 E. Maple Road. Assistant hostesses will be Miss Gertrude Steffen and Miss Alys Weitendorf. Mrs, H. P. Hahn of the Paris, France,- Unit, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ralph Carlson, 3958 Cornelius Ave., will be a guesf. ' Mrs. Robert Moore is unit president.

| Friendly for a covered dish lunchecn at noon followed by a business meeting. . :

CATHERINE MERRILL TENT 9, DAUGHTERS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR, will have a patriotic program at .their regular meeting at Ft. Friendly at 1:30 p. m. Monday. Mrs. Pearl Keaton is president.

The FIDELIS CLUB of the North Park O. E. S. will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Jane ‘Dougherty, 627 N. Wallace St. As'sisting hostess will be Mrs. Evelyn Cockerell.

INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER 393, O. E. S., will observe friends. night Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Témple, 1522 W. Morris St. Mrs. Tressie- O. Kirk is worthy matron and Harry Comingore, worthy patron.

Past presidents of the BROOKSIDE AUXILIARY, O. E. 8, will be entertained at a party Tuesday. Dinner reservations are to be made with Miss Flora Klingstein, president. :

IRVINGTON CHAPTER OF THE O. E. S. was visited by the Worthy Grand Matron of Indiana at a recent meeting at the Irvington Masonic Temple.

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Church Group

pointed to permanent positions on the City. Hospital staff are Miss Betty Lindsay, Mathews, graduate of the City Hospital School of Nursing, and Miss Marian Alberta Roberfs, Wanamaker, graduate of the Indiana University School of Nursin

‘Will Hold Tea

The Temple Sisterhood will hold

g. : Miss Elizabeth Penizek, Indianapolis, a graduate of the City Hospital School of Nursing, has resigned to

- For Veterans. |

Talks, parties and patriotic work will be numbered among activities of auxiliaries of war veteran groups next week. : Walter Myers, commander of Ine dianapolis Post 4, American Legion, will speak on “Americanism _ and National Defense” at a meetifig of

a patriotic membership tea at the Temple, 10th and Delaware Sts., at 2 p. m. Monday. The dramatic group of the Sunday school will give a pageant and the Sunday. school choir: will sing patriotic songs. Reports will be given by Mesdames Harold Platt, Mildred Levey, Simon Kiser and Samuel Kominers. .. Mrs. Samuel Dorfman and Mrs. S. A. Silberman will pour. In charge of tea arrangements are Mrs. J. C. Kahn and Mrs. J. B.-Kaufman. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks is president of the group. ;

Officers Wives Club To Entertain Tonight

The Officers Wives Club of the Indiana National Guard will entertain at dinner at 7 o'clock this evening in the Naval Armory for out-

accept a position at the U. 8S. Vet- 3 erans’ Bureau. Miss Mary Ellen Hall|ARY, LEGION POST 55, Wednes« has resigned to accept the post of [day night at the Indiana World Henry County nurse.

Sorority Entertains

of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority entertained today at Catherine's Tearoom, 1435 N. Meridian St., in|; meet honor of their sorority sister, Miss fliary wit a3 the home of Miss Marny Collins George, from Iota Chapter at the University of Washington. >

this week with the Hollywood Ice!ion” Revue. Miss Jean Baker and Mrs. on “The Life of Lincoln.” Norman Beeson arranged the party. phe co Miss

ored guest, Miss Baker, Mesdames Beeson, T. H. Carlin, Earl H. Conway, K. L. Dotterer, J. R. Douglas, L. J. Freihage, J. D. Wilson, B. E.

the HAYWARD BARCUS AUXILI-

War Memorial. Mrs. Clair Brengie will preside at the business meeting following the address. : Mrs. J. 8S. Boyle, rehabilitation chairman of the Hayward. Bares Auxiliary and the Indianapc's Power & Light Co. Auxiliary, will give a party for the men at the Veterans’ Hospital Tuesday. oe The Hayward Barcus Junior Aux-

Ice Show Member The Indianapolis Alumnae Club

Betty Jane and Miss Mary Ann Kyle, 1016 E. Palmer, Saturday afternoon, Feb. 17. . ; = Miss Mary Ann Kyle will give & | Miss George is appearing here|,aper on “The Life of Washingand Miss Margaret McCormicz

Mirian Andrews will preside and Mrs. er McCormick, junior sponsor, assist the hostesses.

The JUNIOR AUXILIARY OF THE BRUCE P. ROBISON PO:T

Covers were laid for the hon-

Lester Nagley, Elmer Faust and “3, Wi ) Patra Kennedy, contral 5, with Mrs.| Sub-Debs Give Party of-town wives. - Silver, Merton Johnson, J. P. Lahr,| OF THE AMERICAN LEGION will

. Marvin Jackson.

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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I have been going with a boy since

September and I am| very much in love with him, but .I am afraid

my temper is going to separate us. It seems that I just can’t control it even though I have been trying very hard. This boy just will tease me and it is always in fun. For a _ while I can take it but then I get mad and we spend the rest of the Svening arguing. Sometimes he gets up and leaves, or else we won't say anything to each other for some time. I'm always sorry afterward and tell him so, but then the next time it is the same thing all over again. | It is always my fault and I tell myself over and over again that I won't let my temper get the best of me. I want to do something about this as it would hurt me deeply if this causes us to split up. = D. W. B. i 2 . 8 » » f

Answer—Perhaps you would get along better with some other boy. Are you touchy in your relationships with others as well? If so the fault lies chiefly with you. co-operate with others and expect each person to-adapt himself to you and your wishes without making any concessions to him and his wishes. : . * .. Everybody must learn to take a certain amount of teasing from his ‘friends. You can’t get through life without being razzed for your peculiarities. If you've learned to “take it” like a good sport

from everybody else but find yourself irritated heyond endurance

only by this young man, then we must suspect him of enjoying your discomfiture too much. ‘ There is a certain amount of malice in all teasing. Even our dearest friends irritate us at times, and vice versa.” Our affection is .with a certain amount of disapproval which we set aside because our affection |is the stronger of the two attitudes. Teasing is a useful device for translating momentary irritation into humor. It gives us an opportunity to “tell the other person off” in a laughing way. We can remind him of his idiosyncrasies without losing his regard. In turn we are obliged to grant him the same privilege of relieving his irritation toward us by the same roundabout method. + In spite of the fdtt sthat it is socially useful, teasing is a dangerous weapon. Soonet or later somebody goes too far. When malice is untempered by sufficient affection to remove! the sting, the

son and Leonard Kirch, :

You haven't learned how to

shaft goes home and the victim sees the funny remark for what

it is. Hostility shines through its disguise and arouses hostility in return. ed _ If this Is the situation between you and your boy friend, why should you wish to perpetuate the friendship? After all he knows

from experience what your reaction will be to his teasing. If he doesn’t like the results, why does he keep it up? In any event you are handling the situation very badly by futile bursts of temper, -

‘You're too old to have tantrums. JANE JORDAN, id your Umeblems in 3 otter, to Jane eras le will answer

|1Norman Ballard and: IX. S. Noel,

Arthur Monninger as ccompanist, will sing “Lorelei” ( izst). Miss Mationna Mullenix, vi inist; Miss Lois McCain, violoncel 3, and Mrs. J. R. Paxton, piana @ will play Brahms’ “Tric in C M or.” :

Tudor Jurior Dance Tonight

The Junior class af "Tudor Hall will give its annual clas: dance tonight in the school gym: asium. In the receiving line vill be Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal; Miss Hazel D. McKee, assistan: principal} Miss Sara Lois Haber. : lass sponsor; Mesdames Ralph ‘*. Lockwood,

Miss Virginia Foligtt, cass president, and Miss Carol lel, chair« man for the dance. s Miss Noel's assistants are Miss Peggy Lockwood and Tiss Sally Ballard. Decorations wl be carried out in the motif of a tropical forest.

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‘Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will give the fourth in a series of lessoi's on “The

a meeting of the Municip:1 Gardens Woman's Department Jlub at 10:30 a. m. Monday at the rlubhouse on Lafayette Road. Mrs. Neal Ireland will speak on “Know South Americs. Better” and present a musical program follow-

music. ‘Mrs. Robert Shin: will give the invocation. ~ Mrs. Harlan, hoste:s chairman for the afternoon, wil: bz assisted by Mesdames Burton in ght, Emil Souffiot, Clifford Horne, ‘J. W.

Business of Being a Cliibyvoman” at

{ing luncheon at 12 oclick. Mrs.|} |H. A, Harlan will pi1y luncheon

The Wanna Meedus Chapter of the Sub-Deb Federation will give a Valentine party tonight at the home ot Miss Helen Chain, 2710 Napoleon

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Luncheon Date Set Members of the Artemas Club will meet for luncheon and a business session at 12:30 p. m. next Tuesday at the Canary Cottage.

Arrange St. Mary's Alumnae Lecture

and Mrs. Dorothy | College, Notre Dame, will give fc American United Life Building

of arrangements. Assistants will be Mesdames Louis Bumen, Cecil Reynolds, Yale Rice and Glendon Williams. :

Al Martin and Ann Osborne; the Misses Pearl Apland, ‘Aloha May Carlin, Marian Emery, Freda Hart, Louise Krueger, Elizabeth Roberts, Rebecca Shields and Mary Ann Tall,

Mrs. Paul Zartman is chairman

Reception to Be Hel For Mrs. Henrechy

A reception in honor of Mrs. Claire Henrechy, newly appointed 9th Ward Republican vice chairman, will be held from 7 to 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Springer, 4019 E. Michigan St.. Mr. Springer is-a 12th precinct committeeman. Guests will include Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vandivier, and Mr. and Mrs. -Herman Bowers. The arrangements committee includes Mesdames Russell Geddes, Sidney Houk, Arthur Schatz, Springer, John Musselman and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Madison.

|Helen Marie Wilson's

Marriage Announced

Mr. and Mrs. John FP. Woodlawn Ave, ha the m ge of their daughter, Helen Marje, to Amos Crump, son of William \Crump, Lafayette. The marriage k place last Saturday in the St. Catherine’s Catholic Church rectory. : The Rev. Fr. Anthony Hillman officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hebble and Mr. ard Mrs. Denzel O'Neil. The couple is at home at 2416 Central Ave:

Visits Shrine Courts Mrs. Roy L. Craig, grand high priestess of the Ladies’ Oriental Shrine of *North America, will return tomorrow from an Eastern trip and will leave Monday to visit the following courts: Lotus 33, Erie, Pa.; Su-Zu, 21, Washington, and Y

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present an American flag to the Day Nursery, 542 Lockerbie St., at 3:30 p. m., Monday. Presentation will be made by Miss Olivene Bueneman. Mrs. Frank Collman, vocalist, will give a patriotic program. The Post Color Gu-<rd and the Junior Squadron will assist in the ceremonies. Carl Gates isin charge of colors and Robert Allen is squadron captain. The Junior Auxiliary will meet at 1:30 p. m. next Saturday at the . home of Miss Dorothy Allbright, 920 N. Oxford St. An Americanism and National Defense has been arranged by Miss Betty Hasselbring, A “My Hero” party will be given by the Junior auxiliary for the Grace M. E. Church Girl Scout Troop at 2 p. m. Thursday, Feb. 22. d Hasselbring, junior sponsor, who is in charge of are

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The MAJOR HAROLD C. MEGREW AUXILIARY TO THE UNITED SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERANS will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Virginia Martin will preside.

Rho Deltas to Dance

_Alpba Chapter of the Rho Delta Sorority. will give a “sweetheart” dinner: dance at 7 p. m. tomorrow at Whispering Winds. On the committee in charge are Miss Evelyn Mead, Miss Dorothy Winter and Mrs. John

_. Pythians to Meet Banner Temple 37, Pythian Sisters, will meet at 8 p.. m. Monday evening for a Valentine party and” program in observance of Lincoln's

Engagement Announced Announcemetit is made of the ene

gagement, of Miss Gertrude O'Cone nell, 1030 ‘Sumner St. to Basil Go-