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SOCIETY—

Models Chosen for Style Show

At 6th Annual Wild Oats Ball

& Models have been chosen for the Junior Riding "Group style show to be given tomorrow night at the “ sixth annual Wild Oats Ball in the Indianapolis Athletic “Club. Mrs. Alex Metzger and Miss Frances (Bunchy).

“Haight are in charge. ie All types of riding apparel, ranging from the infor«mal dude ranch clothes to the formal hunt habits, will be modeled

“by the Misses Hazel Jane Abraham, Marilyn Richards, Patty Dowd, sMarlou Hyatt, Ann Kennedy, Ann Cantwell, Jacqueline Canfield, “Mary Anne Pearce, Dolores Covert, Frances Bloch and Margaret -

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* "Additional ‘parties ‘have been arranged for: the

dutch treat group. They include the Misses Gretchen Huetter, Joan: Colgan, Jane Reynolds, Jean Lou Foley; Madeline Judd and Messrs. Max Norris, Al Sims, Dick Scherer, Otto Guedelhoefer and Harry: #Sharpnack. : :

%° In David Arnette’s party will be Miss Isobel Lane, Miss Thelha .

“Dugger, Eugene Foley and Mr. and Mrs. John Lane Guyant. In Sanother group who will be together at the dance are the Misses “Rosemary Dickson, Haight, Lois Dickson and Howard Young, Earl “Townsend and Todd Cougill. Additional guests at Frank Samuel's “table will be Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Campbell, New Albany, and Mr, ‘nand Mrs. James F. Barton, New York.

“Parties to Precede Lambs Club Frolic i

¥ '' several additional dinner and cocktail parties have been planned

“to precede the Lambs Club frolic tomorrow night in the’ Columbia

%Club. The Lambs have chosen “The Lambs Showboat” as title of

dance. A large group of Butler: University Equiteers will attend together in’ a

_ &their presentation. 3=.. Mr. and Mrs.

pres Harold S. Cross & party

will ‘entertain ‘with a cocktail

at their home before going to the Columbia Club for a dutch

%treat dinner. In the group will be Messrs. and Mesdameés John A,

E. Jobes. ... Joseph J. Daniels will be host

& Alexander, Walter Hubbard Jr. Cross and Dr. and Mrs. James

at a dinner: party‘ at the club

preceding festivities. “His guests will include Mr. and Mis. Wilisaul

R. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs, Francis W.

Dunn, Mesdames Jesse Fletcher,

Georgia White and L. Metcalf Walling, Washington, and Messrs,

sDavid Sfone and Thomas Kackley.

Dining at the club with Albert

, 20 'Deluse will be Miss Elsie Sinclair, Dr. and Mrs. Miles S. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson: Mothershead and Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.

+ Blakeman Jr. :

“D. A. R. Luncheon to Be Held.’

> Mrs. Ira M. Holmes will have ‘charge of a birthday Juneheon

*jcan Revolution, Thursday at the Blume is vice chairman, — Assistant committee. members

: for the Carcline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the Amer=

chapter house. Mrs, Henry G, ° include Mesdames Milton S.

i Briggs, Fred P. Carter, Ralph Gery, Harold D. Irelan, T. Victor ¥:Keene, Robert Emmet Kelly, William Millholiand, Henry Ostrom tJr.,, William H. Thompson, Henry Todd, Harry K. Hockey, William

“Bugg, New Augusta; Mrs. Howard V. Johnson, Mooresville, and Mrs. .“Cécil Webb, Lafayette; the Misses Anna Belle Irelan, Mary Eleanor “Semans, Mary Anna Tall, Mary Ellen Voyles, Helen Louise Wilson

fand Jane Crowell, Lafayette. ; 2

i: §oMrs Keene, 3209 N. New Jersey St. ¥2 Mesdames J. Edwin Aspinall, R.

” s Mrs. Clara L. Genung of the Udon Trust Travel Department {Swill talk on “The Land of the Incas” at a.meeting of the Wheel sand Distaff committee of the chapter this evening at the home of

Emmett Kelly, Carl W. Piel and

§:H. T. VanLandingham will be assistant hostesses. a

ZI. R. Allen to Give Paper

. W. Rowland ‘Allen will give a paper on

“Velvet” at a meeting of

isthe Indianapolis Literary Club Monday evening in the clubrooms

4n the D. A. R. chapter house.

Mrs. Eli Lilly will be hostess at a celebrity luncheon in the Columbia Club following Mlle. Curie’s lecture at the Indianapolis ® Town Hall at 11 a. m. tomorrow. At the speakers’ table with Mile. % Curie and Mrs. Lilly will be Mr. Lilly, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gatch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Failey, Dr. and Mrs. Irvine H. Page and Mesdames Booth Tarkington, D. Laurance Chambers and Isaac

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The Radcliffe College Club will entertain at tea at 4 po m. Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Leonard Cronkhite, dean of

§ the Radcliffe graduate school.

Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. will he

® hostess. Radcliffe students, alumnae and their parents are to attend.

£ Mrs. Austin D. Clifford is president.

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: Miss Barbara Ziegler, secretary of the board of admissions of ® Wheaton College, Norton, Mass., will arrive here Tuesday to speak # at Shortridge High School and Tudor Hall, Local alumnae will give a luncheon in her honor Tuesday at the Propylaecum. Several € alumnae out in the state are expected to attend.

| Father to Give Bridal Dinner. For Marie Stegemeier Tonight; Other Future Brides Honored

® Showers and parties are claiming E most of the spare moments of the brides-to-be. ® Miss Marie Stegemeier and Mark ® Storen Reeves who will be married § tomorrow, will be honor guests toE night at a bridal dinner that Miss Stegemeier’s ‘father, Richard Stege- § meier, will give in the Columbia # Club. Mr. Reeves is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reeves, Colum- £ bus, Ind. Z # Guests with the bridal couple and #% their parents will include William # T.ucas who is to be best man; Miss S Betty Beasley, Mr. and Mys. Charles § Reinhart, Princeton; Mr. and Mrs. § Joseph Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Karl # Stegemeier and Henri -Stegeméier, Bb Chicago. .

€ Mrs. C. R. Childs will entertain tonight at her home, 3002 Fall Creek Blvd., with a linen shower for Miss § Virginia Craig, whose marriage to § John Filip Vladoiu will be Thursday. ® The hostess’ mother, Mrs. Oscar 8 A. Jose Sr., will assist her. Guests 8 with Miss Craig will be her mother, § Mrs. Jessie B:. Cralg; Mesdames ® John Robert Craig, Oscar A. Jose Jr, Murray Cassell and Calvert ® Craig and thé Misses Mary Adams, Gertrude Insley, Helen Batchelor, % Dorothea Smock, Madeline Alig and # Theresa Alig. cu 3 2 = = ; %® Miss Virginia Marie Burford, & daughter of Mrs, Parke L. Burford, ® 332 E. 51st St., was honored last # night at a personal shower given 8 by Mrs. William A. Karsell and £ Mrs. Frank Snyder, Akron, O., at & the home of Mrs. Karsell’s parents, ® Mr. and Mrs. Phil T. Williams, 5697 @ N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Snyder: is ® visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank G. % Jones Sr. ae Rg : Miss Burford and Robert Kenneth 2 Foust, Greenfield, will be married . March 9 at the Burford home. “Guests at the shower were Mesdames Burford, Frank G. Jones Jr. ® and Morton Davidson and the Misses Catherine Fitzpatrick, Janet Chapman, Ruth Hickman, Julia 2 Hutchens and Jean Rau. ; 3 = ” ” &« Mrs. Samuel Moore Chase, Mrs. ® Arnold I. Royer, Miss Virginia tt Arnette and Mrs. George Martin

¥ Ferry were hostesses last night at a

2 china shower for Mrs. Wallace DeS Hart, the former Miss Geraidine & Johnson. The shower was held at & Minnie Feeser’s Food Shop. Guests included Mrs. C. T. John- § fon, the bride’s mother; Mrs.’ Wali lace Wile, her sister;. Mrs. ‘A. H. DeHart, the bridegroom's mother; & Mesdames Jane Johnson Burroughs, gk Clarence King, Charles A. Leeds, #& John B. Guyant, F. D, Staley, John .C. Utley, Edith Wise and Thomas : Keller, : : X bron s oo E 8 8 » ; - Miss Eleanor Earnheart, daughter pf M rn 218 E. 28th

kitchen shower at the home of Miss Emily Palmer. Miss Earnheart will become the bride of Edmund H. Stoy in a ceremony tomorrow afternoon. , .Assistant - hostesses were Miss Betty Kelly and Miss Margaret Berrie. Guests included the Misses Anna Lou Roult, Geraldine Loos, Ethel McCoy, Virginia Byrd, Alice Kelly, Patricia Loos and Mesdames Charles Applegate, John Bumgardner, Clayburn Blue, Yarda Kyger, John Shampay and Richard Dickman, ® 8 = Miss Mary Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston, 6080 E. 9th St, has chosen her sister, Miss Jean Johnston, as maid of honor for her wedding on Easter Sunday to DeWitt W. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Brown, Traders Point. Robert Louis Stevenson will be best man.

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Miss Adele Fletcher entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Ellen Billeter, whose marriage to Robert C. Tucker will be Saturday. . Thirty guests attended the party held in Catherine’s Tearoom. Miss, Billeter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billeter, 428 W. 30th St. ; ;

Father Dugan

The Rev. Fr, Maurice Dugan, assistant to the Rev. Fr. August R. Fussenegger, director of the Catholic Charities Bureau, will speak Thursday afternoon at the quarterly meeting of the Indianapolis District Council, National Council of

Catholic Women. The conference will be at the Catholic Gharities

John Patrick Rooney, local field secretary of the Catholic Youth Organization, also will talk. Mrs. J. Albert Smith, district president of the N. C. C. W., will preside. The Daughters of Isabella will

Proceeds will go to the St. Elizabeth’s Home building fund.

The regular dinner meeting of the Indianapolis Altrusa Club will be, held this evening at the Columbia Club. Aah ‘i : ; The cornmittee in charge of the program includes Miss Vera Morgan, chairman and the Misses Nan

Bryan, Jessie Jolly, Ruth McNutt,

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Bureau, 1004 N. Pennsylvania St. |.

sponsor a luncheon at the Center| preceding the ‘afternoon meeting.| .

Dinner to Be Held by| Altrusa Club Tonight}.

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Superintendent

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ents and Teachers president; Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, a vice president of the National P.Mrs. Robert Shank, director of Region 7 of the gongress; Mrs. Dale DaVee, executive secretary of the state organization;

Mrs. Harold Rouden, vice principal

of Warren Central;: John Dora, Marion = County. Safety Director; Mrs. H. F. Goll, district director; Mrs. John B. Lewis, state treasurer, and past presidents of the council including’ Mesdames E. A, Clark, Brice Maxwell, : Earl James and John Askren, Mrs. A. H. Hartman, council president will preside. Mrs. George - Moyer and Mrs. Martin Burtt will sing a selection composed by Mrs. Burtt. sian The DECATUR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A. will have a celepration of Founders: Day under the

direction of Pearl Milhous. Music will be provided by the school chorus. Mrs. Raymond Amos. will preside. :

NORA STUDY CLUB members will hear book reviews at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home. of = Mrs. Robert Coleman, 8110 N. Illinois St.

Charles Vance will give the history of the national P.-T. A. at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday at the BEN DAVIS meeting, Mrs. Earl Barnhart will discuss the history of the local association, ‘Mrs. Harold - Curtis - will present ' readings. and Mrs, = Roy Haeberle will preside, : "+ «°

Mrs. Bruce Maxwell will speak at

7:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Founder's

Day program of the SOUTHPORT GRADE SCHOOL. Mrs, James Rainey will have charge of a program honoring all past presidents.

Past presidents of the CROOKED CREEK ‘ASSOCIATION will participate in, the Founder's Day celebration at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.

a musical program to beg given by members of the Crooked Creek church.

A playlet and music by the mothers’ chorus will be included in the program for the HICKORY COLLEGE Founder's Day meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Pins will be given past presidents, Mesdames

Mabel Cossell. A memorial service will be conductéd for Mrs. Mary Rie-

boldt. :

Mrs. L. E: Daniel is in charge of the Founder’s Day program to be given at the GARDEN CLUB meeting. Joan Carter, Jean and Barbara Hallock, Betty Rash, Dorothy Potter and Patty Hawkins will present a musical program. Appearing in a playlet will be Mesdames H. B. Bogue, J. S. McWethy, H. L. Jones, ¢. M. Connor, H. L. Watson, C.-B. Darmer, L. K. Boughton. C. O, Wilbanks, K. R. Hallock, E. K. Kirby and W. W.

Mesdames Fred Ww. Meyers, George W. Moyer and

Paul E. Cannaday (left to right) . . . assist with ar-

Mrs. Franklin Crutchlow will direct

Henry Roush, Bess Syphers andi:

ress Marion

Monday night,

to Be Guest

At Dinner in Warren Central; | to Note Founders’ Day |

Robert S. Richey, State director of NYA, will speak Monday night at the President’s Dinner of the Marion County Parent-Teacher Association at Warren Central High School. C. E. Eash will give the welcome

Special guests will be J. Malcolm Dunn, superintendent of county schools, and Mrs. Dunn; Mrs. James L. Murray, Indiana Congress of Par-

Purdue to Get New Sorority

Members of the Butler University Chapter of Delta Gamma Sorority and alumnae from here will attend the installation of a new chapter, Beta Iota, at Purdue University tomorrow in the Memorial Building of the University. Miss Dorothy Ann Davenport of the Butler chapter will take part in the initiation ceremonies. Others from the chapter who will go are Misses ‘Betty Noonan, Marilyn Nelson, Dorothy Defenderfer, Helen Slupesky, Rosemary Walsh, Marjorie Walsh, Mary Clay, Jane Riggs and Pequita Helton. Alumnae from Indianapolis who will be present are the Misses Kathryn Black, Rosemary Bradley,

{Rosamond Baker, Helen Baker, Mary

Ellen Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Jane Oolsher, Dorothy Durham, Helen Eldridge, Helen Irwin and Dorothy Sheppard. ;

|. “Ofhers Who Will Attend

Other alumnae who will go to ‘Lafayette ' are . Mesdames George Badger, C. B. Durham, Richard Dis ber, S. .W. Downing, Frank Gleaves Jr., Gentry Haun, Dana L. Hannan, O. H. Hershman, Thomas Johnson, Herman Lauter, Frank Miller, Guy Morrison, Blanche Rawlings, Gerald

Fence Sims; C. A. Wacker and Walter The Indianapolis Alumnae Asso-, ciation has presented Beta Iota with a silver coffee and tea service in honor ‘of its installation ‘as a chapter. = The Panhellenic Association of Lafayette was to honor the new group with a tea this afternoon. Pledging will take place tomorrow morning. A 54 Charter Members Fifty-four charter members of the chapter will be initiated tomorrow afternoon by Miss Marguerite Winant, national: president; Miss Roberta Abernathy, first vice president; Mrs. E. Tiel Smith, treasurer, and Mrs. Russell Wildason, province secretary. A banquet at 7:30 p. m. will follow the ceremony. .. A model meeting will be held Sunday morning and from 3 to 6 p.. m. Sunday the national officers will give a formal tea in honor of the initiates. Mrs. E. C. Elliott, wife of President Elliott of Purdue, and Miss Dorothy C. Stratton, dean of women, will receive with the officers. Faculty members, representatives of campus sororities and fraternities and townspeople will be guests at the tea.

Dance Arranged Women of the Lake Shore Country Club will have charge of a dance tomorrow night for members ‘and

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County P.-T A ;

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rangements for the Marion County P.-T. A. dinner

Music Sorority Program Set

Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey will have charge of a program for Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional musical sorority, at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. Russell Paxton, 5505 Pleasant Run Blvd. Receiving with Mrs. Paxton will be Mrs. Dorothy M. Fowler, presi-| dent of Zeta Chapter. Among spe-

cial guests will be the Misses Mary

Louise Houk, Mary Catherine Stair, Mary Spalding, Martha Egger and Juanita -Copple, new pledges: of Zeta Chapter. . Piano selections, including “Ballet of the Happy Spirits,” by -GluckFriedman; “Air a la Bouree” (Han-del-Brocca), “Pastorelle” (Poulenc), and the “Triumphal March” from “Peter and the Wolf” (Prokofieff) will be played by Mary Belle Masterson. Fern S. Kappes, contralto, accompanied by Fanetta Hitz Brady, will sing “Sapphic Ode” by Brahms,

“Als die Alte Mutter” by ‘Dvorak,

Kramer's “Phantasy” and “Autumnal Gale” by Grieg. Julia Guess will play harp selections including “Pattuglia Spagnuola” (Tedesch), “Danse Orientale” (Cady) and “Barcarolle” from “Tales of Hoffman,” Offenbach. Pearl Goodman Levi, soprano, accompanied by Dorothy Fowler, will sing “The Star” (Rogers), “Life” (Curran), “Voi le. Sapete” “Cavalleria Rusticana” (Mascagni) and “Elegie” (Massenet). Mrs. Phillip A. Kappes will have charge of a social hour following the program,

Cheer Guild | Election Set

Executive officers of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will be elected

at a meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Hans Jacobsen, 3859 N. New Jersey St. “Miss Lute Trout, Riley Hospital dietitian, will speak. Mrs. Charles Yarbrough is hostess chairman for the meeting, assisted by Mesdames William D. Bain, James W. Carr, K. N. Huber, Thomas Davis, Elizabeth Ramey, William Kadel, Carl W. Seet, A. J. Wittlin, J. E. Shewmon, Carl L. Jones and Carl H. Irrgang. : : ; Mrs. Irrgang, chairman of: the nominating committee, has been assisted by Mesdames Ira Fisher, Henry Clabrou, Bain, Daniel T. Weir and Mayme Byerly. Mrs. C. G. Jacquart is chairman of hospitality,

Rush Party Set

The Pi Sigma Kappa Sub-Deb Club of Irvington will entertain at 8 p. m. today with a formal rush party at the home of Miss Barbara Jane Schaeffer. Assistant hostesses will be Miss Betty Ann Hocker and Miss Dorothy - Elsner. Club members include the Misses Virginia Grabbe, Marjorie Hogle, Kathryn Havens, Kathryn Hopkins,

Wise. Mrs. Sigmund Seligman will

their friends in the clubhouse.

Betty Sickler and Marilyn Kimberlin. ”

be social chairman. - :

dianapolis Day Nursery this week.

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of the post, James Sertel, (32 TLS., § Na. ak 1 as

‘The Junior Auxiliary of the Bruce P. Robison Post, Atherican Legion, presented a flag to the In-

Hasselbring and Carl ® SUE [)

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to Richard Frazier of the Day Nursery. : Betty - (right), another junior member, assisted

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Review, Talks : Are Scheduled By Cl bwomen

Group to Hold True, False Contest ‘Monday.

A luncheon bridge, talks, a book review and a contest have been ar-

“|ranged for clubwomen meeting

Monday. : The CARNELIAN CLUB will meet

‘(at the home of Mrs, Edward J.

Hecker, 27 S. Butler Ave, Monday

for a business session and bridge, following luncheon at 12: o'clock.

Showalter will be assistant host-

Mrs. Robert Lee Glass will speak on “Some Men I have Loved—in Fiction” at a meeting of the IRVINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB Monday. Mrs, George Buck will be hostess. 4 ;

Members of the INDIANAPOLIS PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB will hold a true and false contest on club procedure at a luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph 'L, Lochry Monday. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames William E. Tinney, Everett Lett, William White and J. B. Carr.

“Valentines” will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. L. H. Millikan at a meeting of the WOMAN'S RESEARCH CLUB. Monday. Mrs. Frank Jordan will be hostess, assisted by members of the social and program committees.

Mrs. Charles Campbell will review “A Peculiar Treasure” (Edna Ferber) at a meeting of the MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB at the home of Mrs. Ray Fatout._

Mrs. Lewis J. Riddle will discuss current events at a meeting of the MONDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB. Mrs. Eva A. Young will talk on “Achievements of American Women in the World War.” Hostesses will be Mesdames DeWitt Morgan, J. C. Teegarden and. Wil-

liam F. Espey. :

. Mrs. Karl Wolfe will read a paper on “Needlecraft in Many Lands” and Mrs. Marjorie Shellhouse one on “Occupational Therapy” at a meeting of ‘the NEW ERA‘ CLUB Monday. - Mrs. F. S. Wood will be hostess; : :

Mrs. Vinnie Kilby, president of CHAPTER F OF THE P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, will be a guest at a meeting of Chapter G Monday. Miss Laura Holden will be hostess, assisted by Miss Louise Braxton and Miss Grace Emery.

Mrs. T. R. Lyda, 4037 Guilford Ave, will be hostess for the Founders’ Day spread of the LA PHYLLIS 'CLUB Monday.

EVENTS

LCDGE Past Chief Association eof 'Banner Temple 37, Pythian Sisters. 8 'p. m. today. Mrs. Georgia Grant, 61 S. Dearborn, hostess, Business meeting and Valentine party.

CARD PARTIES

[Ways and means committee, Golden

Rule Chapter, O. E. S. 8 p.m. Sat. Mrs. Helen Ruskaup, 711 Dorman, hostess. Mrs. Libby Brautigan, prizes. Mrs. Sarah Watson, candy.

B. W. H. 8:30 p. m. Tues. clubrooms, 211 N. Delaware,

CLUBS

18th Ward Women’s Democratic. 8 p. m, Tues. Mrs. Joseph Frantz, 212 8. Audubon Road, hostess. I. G. W. A. Today. Miss Mary Virginia Kremer, 149 Berkley Road, hostess. Alpha Eta Latreian. 8 p. m. Feb. 27. American United Life Building. Cinema party for Latreian groups, husbands and escorts.

SORORITY

Gamma Chapter, Delta Theta Phi. Sat. eve. Hotel Lincoln. Miss Edith DeMunbrun and ‘Miss Esther Jefferson, in charge of arrangeTenis, -Form&] initiation, slumber A

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Leap Year Dance Is Set for Tonight

Fenton Stewart and his orchestra will play for. a Valentine and Leap Year dance this evening at the Blue Triangle Hall, residential Y. W.C. A. { Miss Phyllis/Krauss, social chairman for the year, is being assisted by Miss: Joanne King, permanent dance chairman, and the Misses Phyllis Howard, Dorothy Reddelman and Polly Walker. 3

Bridge Arranged | - By Mothers’ Club

The Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club will entertain at a bridge party at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapter house, 725 W. Hampton Drive, Mrs. C. W. Gilkison is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Mesdames O. E. Newman, C. C.

Price, Albert Mock, Noble Howar and C. P. Driggs. :

Card Party Planned ‘By Postal Auxiliary The Women’s Auxiliary to the Na‘tional Federation. of Post Office Clerks 130 will give its card party Monday afternoon in Block’s auditorium.

Mrs. E. 8. Gilchrist is chairman, with Mrs. PF. L. Kirkhoff, co-chair-

~ |man, and Mesdames John Bush,

George Davis, Alex Swickard, M. F. Wilson and George Shaul, assistants. . 2 Club to Meet ‘Miss Virginia Kremer, 149 Berk-

‘ley Road, will entertain members

of the I. G. W. A, Club of Shortridge High School at her home today. :

| Welcome New Pupils |

Children of the Pat and Polly Kindergarten, 23d and Alabama Sts.,

presentation ceremony. Richard Lorenson is behind Richard - Frazier Robert alien, ‘squad captain,

welcomed new

Parliamentary Law|

Mrs. John Connor and Mrs. Earl W.|

annual

Miss Helen Spivey (above) has been named chairman of the committee for the Sigma Kappa Sorority state dance to be given by alumnae and Indiaha University active chapter, members. March 9 at the Marott Hotel. Assisting Miss Spivey will be Mrs. Karl Meredith, Miss Ruth Rieschick and Miss Virginia Casey.

Clubs Are Told Of Hydroponics

Hydroponics, the new method of growing plants in a liquid solution, was explained ina talk by Mrs. EA, Vandy, Chicago, before members of

Indianapolis garden clubs yesterday in Ayres’ Tearoom. Following the lecture a representative of each club started the growth of a box of plants by the hydroponic method. The plants will be displayed on Ayres’ seventh floor and later at the Home Show, . Mrs. Harold Hayes, chairman for the luncheon meeting yesterday, was assisted by Mrs. Robert Miles, cochairman, and Mesdames Edward Katzenberger, Joseph Walpole and Vance Wilkinson. Loy Presidents of clubs represented at the meeting are Mrs. Miles, Arbutus Garden Club; Mrs. Katzenberger, Brookside; Mrs. G. W. Dyer, Golden Glow; Mrs. Howard T. Griffith Marigold; Mrs. Ernest Millholland, Municipal; Mrs. Paul Summers, Neophyte; Mrs. Wilkinson, Spade and Trowel; Mrs. E. H, Bates, Forest Hills; - Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, Woman’s Department Club; Mrs. Louis Wolf, Garden Study Club, and Mrs. Perry O’Neal, Indianapolis. " By the hydroponics method, developed by Prof. William F. Gericke of the University of California, plants may be grown by dipping their roots into a nutrient solution through excelsior and peat resting on wire netting. Plants grown by this method require less than one-tenth the water needed for soil farming and each square foot of area used is estimated

to equal five square feet of garden

soil, Mrs. Vandy said.

Early History Of Club Cited

Mrs. James Gaul will talk on “Early Activities of the General Federation of Clubs” at the Fortnightly Study Club luncheon Monday in observance of the Golden Jubilee of the Federation of Clubs. Mrs. Frank Symnes, 2730 Sutherland Ave., will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank Gaylord. The lunchean will honor Mrs. Symnes, first vice presidenf of the Seventh Districst of the Federation of Clubs; Mesdames Eli Shields, James Graham, Logan Reed, Phoebe Link and George Davis, ‘members of the Fortnightly Club’s- honorary committee. » Following Mrs. Gaul’s ‘talk the regular program will be presented. Mrs. ‘Homer Judd will talk on “Mongolia” and Mrs. Murray Dalman on “Tibet.”

H. A. C. Guild To Hold Dance

“The Hoosier Athletic Club Guild will give a post-Valentine dance tonight at the club with Mrs. Frank P; Huse, guild president, in charge. A Zephyr Ballroom dance has been planned for fomorrow night. The club’s social committee is planning an annual George Wash‘ington formal’ dance for Thursday. Invitations have been extended to all members, H. A, C. juniors, guild members and Boosters. . -

Newly elected officers of the H.|:

A: C. Boosters include B. B. Howell, chief booster; Robert Steele, litfle chief boosters; Ferdinand J. Montani, secretary; L. T..Rankin, treasurer; R. E. Maher, esquire, and Harold Yount, Lawrence Feltman and Elmer J. Peterson, council members. ;

{Unit to Honor

Singer, Wife

Allan Jones, tenor, and his wife,

the former Miss Irene Hervey, will| be inducted by Pi Zeta Chapter. of

Phi Beta, professional music and speech sorority, as honorary patron

and patroness at 2:30 p. m. today.| | The services will take place at the |

home of Mrs. Edgar J. Ellsworth, 5220 N. Delaware St." ‘Mrs. Richard Fielding will preside. , . : Among other honor guests will be Frederick Overman, Walter Hickman, Messrs, and Mesdames J. B. Vandaworker, Edward LaShelle and Edward Steinmetz and Frederick Overman. :

Mr. Jones will give a concert here |

tonight under the auspices of the White Cross Music Guild. ‘

Empire Daughters

To Give Style Show ||

The Dryburgh Abbey Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire

will give a card party and style|{ . show: in Ayres’ Auditorium at 2 p. m.

‘Wednesday, Feb, 21, Mrs. R. Blayne yn

pupils with a Valen-|.

’| champ,

_ FRIDAY, FEB. 16,140 |A.O.Pi Plans | For State Day | On March 16

On - Schedules for Units Here.

‘Business meetings and state day

| plans. are “coming attractions” of

sorority. groups. * Miss Mildred Frazee, president of the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF ALPHA: OMICRON PI SORORITY, will name committees for the organization's state day luncheon and dance, March 16, at a meeting Monday. 2 Mrs. Thomas Evans, 3820 E. 62d St., will be hostess for the meeting Monday, assisted by Mrs. L. Victor Brown, Mrs. Louis -Bumen, Miss Rosalea, Schey and Miss Betty Alvis, . Plans for a book review by Nol anne O’Hair of Greencastle Feb. 29 at the Ameriean United Life Building will be discussed. Following the business meeting members will discuss “New Trends in Fashions.” Committees for the state day will be Mrs. C. C. Trueblood, arrangements chairman, assisted by Miss Marian Messick; Mrs. T. Claire Davis, Mrs. H. L. Pond, Miss Gladys Hawickhorst; invitations; Mrs, Adrian Wilheit, Miss Virginia Shee. ly, Miss Messick, dance; Mrs. Ralph Coblentz, Mrs. Bumen, Miss Chare lotte Peele and Mrs. John Calvin, decorations; Mesdames I. Victor Brown, Thomas Evans and Robert Fessler, luncheon; Mesdames Frank H. Cox, Shockley Lockridge and Charles Steger, program.

ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHT THETA DELTA will meet Wednes~ day evening at the home of Mrs, Ethel’ McCoy, 3247 College Ave.

The INDIANAPOLIS TRI KAPPA CLUB will meet Monday evening at 6 o'clock for dinner and bridge at

the Colonial Tearoom.

‘THETA SORORITY will hold a

o'clock at the home of Miss Virginia, Smith, 1126. N. Jefferson Ave. ~The new rushees who will be guests are the Misses Ruth BeauRosemary White, Norma Bunce, Pauline Gish, Marie Gish, Esther Maxwell, Marion Rowe and Mrs. Estella Aarrestad.

. Miss Louise Schussler will entertain members of RHO GAMMA CHI SORORITY at her home in Southport Sunday afternoon. re or

Appreciation Ot U. S. Urged

“Our paramount goal in Amere icanism must be to arouse the American public to an appreciation of the benefits and privileges it enJoys in this country and to awaken it to assime the duties and respone sibilities of American citizens,” Ray-

mond B. Townsley, commander of the Indiana Amers ican Legion, told the Seventh Dise trict Federation of Clubs members this morning, Mr. Townsley spoke at the monthly:session in Ayres’ auditorium. A forum on “The Problems Created by the Subversive Activities of Foreign Agents in America,” was to follow. “Today it is true that many citi= zens are unemployed, there is bitter disappointment, injustice, intoler= ance, crime and even. hunger in America,” Mr. Townsley said. “Wars abroad have shaken our

ish to drift to unchartered political shores and to turn to radical remedies. To do so, is but to take counsel with despair and from enemies within our gates.” ee ;

gressional committee headed by ‘Martin Dies is doing a patriotic and worthy service in uncovering to the

in the United States. Speaking of duties as citizens, he said: “No greater or better ‘work could be performed as a duty of Amer~ ican citizenship ‘than to insist upon a high standard of honor in public life. In that way we shall surely eliminate any corrupt political con« trol and insure a modern and efficient government and efficient democracy.” Mrs. 'E. C. Rumpler, chairman of the’ Federation's American Citizen ship Department, was to conduct the forum on subversive activities. Re ports were to be made by Mrs. W, D. Keenan, foundation fund; Mrs, John G. Benson, health, and Mrs, I. H. Millikan, Golden Jubilee Birthday Party. The Seventh District Federation indorsed Mrs. W.. D. Keenan for first vice president of ‘the State Federation. ‘Mrs. Frank J, Symmes presided .at the. meeting. in ‘the ‘absence of Mrs. J. W. Moore, “district president. ; - iad OR

Parley Delegate .* Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, presient of the Indianapolis Branch of the Needlework Guild, will attend the grgahizdtion’s” national meeting in New Orleans, March 12 to 14. Members here who. wish to attend may make arrangements with Mrs, Sherwood. =~ RC CE

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BETA CHAPTER OF BETA CHI - rush party Monday evening at 8.

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hopes and our ideals. Yet it is fool=

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