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~ Meetings Set Country Clubs Are Making: For Tomorrow Preliminary Easter Plans.
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Spencer Club Will Hear ‘McGuffey Review’ At Luncheon.
Three chapters of the P. E. O, Sisterhood will meet tomorrow and a sandwich luncheon and book re views are features of programs for several club meetings. Mrs. L. A. Beem will speak on “McGuffey Review” tomorrow before members of the SPENCER CLUB. Mrs. Virginia P. Brewer will b2 hostess. Miss Elizabeth Coffey and Mrs. Irvin Swain will be assistants, Members will - have a sandwich luncheon.
Mrs. A. F. Wickes will discuss “The New Search of the Old (Archaeological . Quests)” tomorrow at the IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB meeting with Mrs. Lou A. Robertson.
Miss Donna Alles will talk on “P, E. O. Lore” tomorrow when meme bers of the CHAPTER S OF THRE P.E. O. SISTERHOOD meet with Mrs. W. J. Hollander.
Members of CHAPTER W ORF THE P. E. O. SISTERHOOD will be guests of Mrs. Elliott Powers tos morrow. Mrs. Herbert B. Sargenf will talk on “Fair and Warmer.”
Mrs. H. E. Wilcox will be hostess for the meeting tomorrow of CHAP TER U of P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, Mrs. H. E. Boggy will assist. Mrs, M. L. Payne's topic for discussion will be “Past Presidents of Chapter U.” Mrs. J. H. Westbay will give “gleanings from the records.”
The LATE BOOK CLUB will have a guest day meeting tomorrow with Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, 4419 Wash ington Blvd. Mrs. F. C. Maynard will be assistant hostess. Mrs. Oliva Enslen Tinder will give a book re view.
Mrs. Albert Brethauer will enter« tain AMICITIA CLUB members to= morrow, Mrs. Melville Hankins wil} assist. #
Mary Ellen Chase's “A: Goodly Fellowship” will be reviewed by Mrs, H. A. Johnson ftomorrow at th3 ‘MERIDIAN HEIGHTS INTER-SE CLUB meeting. Mrs. J. A. Hog= shire, 4503 N. Pennsylvania St., wil} be hostess, assisted by Mrs, T. M, Riddick, :
Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman will ree view “Listen for the Voices (Colver) tomorrow before members of the ST. CLAIR LITERARY CLUB. Mrs, Clarence L. Kittle will be hostess,
“The Lincolns’ On Program
With Easter only a month away, Old Br'er Rabbit is going to have to scurry about to get some of his plans made for egg hunts and parties despite bad weather. Easter comes March 24. : : Local country clubs, where most of the egg hunts and
contests are held each year for the kiddies, haven’t done
much planning as yet—it just isn’t Easter weather. At the Indianapolis Country Club, the usual egg races, rolling contests and hunt will be held Easter Sunday afternoon for members’ children. Both children and grownups will be served a buffet supper. The Meridian Hills Country Club always gives its egg hunt for the children the Saturday afternoon preceding Easter. Sunday. The children are divided into two age groups with prizes for each group. - On Easter Day, a special dinner is served in the clubhouse. Plans at Highland Golf and Country Club are tentative for a “hunt” and Easter dance. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fieber, newly appointed entertainment chairmen at Woodstock Club, will be in charge of Easter activities there. Mrs. L. L. Sheppard is chairman of the March entertainment committee lat Hillcrest Country Club and will supervise an egg hunt for children of club members Easter afternoon. |
Anna Hasselman Will Speak at Art Tea
Miss Anna Hasselman, curator of the John Herron Art Museum, will be the speaker for a weekly tea-talk for members of the Art Association of Indianapolis and their guests at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Museum. : Her subject will be “Fine Glass Making Through the Ages.” She will exhibit examples from the Herron’s permanent collection to illustrate her talk. Mrs. William Allen Moore is hostess chairman, assisted by Mesdames DeWitt S. Morgan, R. B. -Hippensteel, David Lurvey, Vernon Griffith, Homer G. Hamer, W. D. Hamerstadt, Owen IL. Miller, James Noel, Hubert Hickam, Russell Ayres, Earl Barnes, Carl Mote and Paul Buchanan and the Misses Sue Howe and Isabel Parry. a : The Art Association’s membership committee, with Mrs. Frederic H. Sterling as chairman, is sponsor for the series of tea-talks.
Symphony Society Luncheon Is Friday
Members of three of the state units of the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society will be honored this week when the committee holds its eighth pre-concert luncheon and explanatory music talk Friday noon in the Athenaeum. Units to receive special recognition for their efforts on behalf of the orchestra are those of Terre Haute, with Mrs. Howard Patton chairman; Muncie, Mrs. Victor C. Hutzel, chairman, and Crawfordsville, Mrs. R. H. Tinsley, chairman. Joni The music talk, explanatory of the concerts to ke played by the: Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, directed by Fabien Sevitzky, that, afternoon and Saturday night, will be given by Prof. Claude H. Palmer, head of the music school at Ball State Teachers’ College in Muncie. Official hostesses for the delegation of Psi Iota Xi sorority members will be Mrs. J. S. Reichart and Miss Eleanor Tracy, both of - Frankfort. Reservations for the luncheon must be received before 5 p. m. Wednesday at the orchestra’s Murat Theater headquarters. No reservations are necessary for the lecture. Both events are open to inembers of the women’s committee and to concert patrons,
O. E. S. Chapter to Honor Past Matrons and Patrons;
Moose Group Plans Card Party
An anniversary program, a party for past presidents, a luncheon and card party have been planned for meetings this week of women’s lodge organizations. : "An anniversary program in honor of past matrons and past patrons of ANDREWS CHAPTER 189, ORDER OF EASTERN STAR, will be presented this evening in Andrews. The chapter will be host to the team of Marion County . Past
1. Mrs. J. W. Gallagher was Miss Mary Hancock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hancock, Maywood, before her marriage Jan. 30 at the Blaine Avenue ‘Methodist Church. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.)
9. Miss Helen G. Searcy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Searcy was married to Carl A. Rosebrock Jan, 24, Mr. and Mrs. Rosebrock are at home in Indianapolis. (Holland Photo.) 3. Mrs. H. C. Burleson was Miss Mildred Kimbler before her recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Burleson are at home at 2958 N. Denny St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee Kimbler.. (Block Photo.) :
4, Miss Mary Louise Brown and Horace E. Shull were married Feb. 16 at the St.” Paul Methodist Church. Mrs. Shull is the daughof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) 5. Mrs. Maurice L. Duke was Miss Genevieve Oltman before her marriage Saturday. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Riddle of Bicknell. Mr. Duke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Duke, Indianapolis. (Photorefiex.) 6. Miss Margaret Wilhite and and Frank Gaalema were married Feb. 3. (Block Photo.)
Delta Theta Taus |
Y. W. Board Meets Today
Activities today at the ¥Y. W. C. A. include a board meeting and apanel discussion by Senior High School Girl Reserves Inter-Club Council. A panel discussion on the past and present of the inter-racial program at the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. will be conducted at a YY. W. hoard meeting at 7:30 p. m. today at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the organization. Mrs. Boyd I. Miller, president of the board of directors of the Central branch, will preside. Mrs. C. R. Hamilton, a delegate to the recent “Cause and Cure of War” conference in Washington, will report on the conference. : Hostesses Listed
Mrs. William F. Rothenburger will lead devotions. Hostesses will be the committee of management of the Phyllis Wheatley branch, with Mrs.
Virginia Burford to Be Guest At Shower Tomorrow Night; Mildred Viewegh to Be Feted
: : 4 Showers and pre-nuptial parties are keeping the season’s brides-to-A. O. Martin, chairman. A social pe pusy while their hope chests are being filled with kitchen gadgets, hour will follow the meeting. [linens and miscellaneous household articles. . : The Senior High School Girl Re- | Miss Julia Hutchens and Mrs. William A. Karsell will entertain to-
Jewish Home
Group to Meet
The Association of the Joseph and Anna Borinstein Home for the Aged will hold its regular meeting at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Kirshbaum Center. *
Matrons and Past. Patrons Association, who will exemplify the ritual of 1870. Mrs. Libbie Everett will serve as worthy matron, with Andrew Landers, worthy patron.
The PAST PRESIDENT'S CLUB of the LADIES’ AUXILIARY T THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN will meet for luncheon Thursday noon in the Colonial Tearoom, 1433 N. Pennsylvania’ St. Mrs. Minnie Minton and Mrs. Bertha Stewart will be hostesses.
Mrs, Hazel Novak, chairman of the social service committee of the WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, will have charge of a card party to be given at 2:30 p. m. Thursday in Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. The Kitchen Band of the organization will meet at 7:30 Dp.
Wednesday in Moose Hall. The
band will be in charge of a social |
night program Thursday night for all members of the women’s lodge. Mrs. Kathryn Hansford is band leader. ;
Members of the AUXILIARY TO THE IRVINGTON O. E. S. 364 will henor past presidents at a meet-
Voters League
| Five groups of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters have scheduled meetings for this week. The Department of Government and Its Operation was to begin a study of Federal Patronage in In-
New Jersey St. Mrs. H. E. Sharpnack, 3777 N.
Meridian St., was to entertain mem- |
bers of Study Group 1 of the For-
leign Policy Department this after-| noon and Study Group 2 was to
meet with Mrs. J. P. Wason, 4038 N. Illinois St. The What Every Voter Should Know group will tour the State {House Wednesday. The Child Wel(fare Department also was to meet | today. |
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Meetings Set
dianapolis at a meeting today at the home of Mrs. Earl Clauser, 5763 N.
ticipate in - a panel discussion on “What Makes a Good Club” at the advisers’ training course today in the Central Y, W. Those taking part will Misses Ethelene Adams, Bennett, Doris Thomas, LaVonne Innis, Mary Elizabeth Kutzner, Har« riet Peters, Peggy Weaver, Dorothy Brenneman and Barbara Crofts.
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Discussion to Follow Miss Louise Batties, Girl Reserve
branch, and Miss Barbara Varin, adviser of the Broad Ripple High
School Reserves, will act as discussion leaders. A general discussion will” follow the panel presentation.
New Treatment
Aids Children
By Science Service BOSTON, :-Feb. 26.—Benzedrine, the wake-up remedy also used in inhalers for stuffy noses, has a new
serves Inter-Club Council will par-|
Bernice’
secretary of the Phyllis Wheatley’
ford. Miss Burford and Robert Kenneth Foust, Greenfield, will be married March 9 at the Burford home. Guests at the shower with the pride-to-be will: include the Misses Barbara Clark, Clementine Beckerich, Jeanne and Leonore Heppner,
.{ Jane Bennett, Betty Culley, Mary
Meyers, Charlyn Murray, Margaret Cade, Marjorie Zechiel and Virginia Burrows. ” ” ”
Miss Doris Jane Meuser will be hostess tonight at her home at a pre-nuptial party for Miss Mildred Viewegh, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
| Max Viewegh, 115 N. DeQuincy St.
Miss Viewegh and Ethmer Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon. North Salem, will be married March 2. o s 2
Miss\Dorothea Bowhay, daughter of Mrs. Clara R. Bowhay, 236 N. LaSalle St., has chosen attendants for her wedding March 3 to Harold Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, Crawfordsville.
morrow night at a kitchen shower at the Hutchens’ home, 3614 Guilford Ave., in honor of Miss Virginia Burford, daughter of Mrs. Parke L..Bur-
Mrs. Max Kaplan and Mrs. Samuel Hahn are in charge of the pro-
[atreian Club
British film, “The Lady Vanishes,’ will be presented. Members’
have been invited. Mrs.
ter, has appointed Mrs. Harry P
committee. reception committee, bert,
Buschmann.
So See Movies
Alpha Eta Latreian Club members will entertain at 8 p. m. tomorrow with a °Foreign Cinema Party for
other Latreian members in the|p; in charge of hospitality and American United ' Life Building. A Rise is in charge Dp y
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Cooper Jr. as general chairman. Assistants will include Mrs. Heber D. Williams, arrangements,» with Mesdames Wilbur Appel. Mark Hamer, John S. Mann Jr., Foster Oldshue, R. L. Parr and Glenn Pell on the
Mrs. Hugo Fechtman heads the assisted by Mesdames E. H. Curtis, N. M. Tal- . L. Steger, Robert M. Loomis, Austin V. Clifford and C. Severin
gram. Invocation will be given by Mrs. Harry Burton Jacobs. Mrs. David Sablowsky will give brief digests and character studies from “Mr. Immanuel,” by Louis Goldberg; ‘Address Unknown,” by Kressman Taylor, and “Grapes of Wrath,” by John Steinbeck. Miss Kathryn Bowlby will sing a number of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Clair McTurnan. Mrs. Irvin
Mrs. Bernard Stroyman and Mrs. Alex Levinson will assist at the tea table.’
husbands and guests iP Marvin Curle, president of Alpha Eta Chap-
Mothers Will Meet
‘| The Mothers’ Club of the English Avenue Boys’ Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Harry German. 809 N. Layman Ave.
To Initiate Four
Members of Zeta Kappa Chapter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, will conduct formal initiation services at 7 p. m. today at Tilson’s. Misses Margaret Branham, Maxine Campbell, Marjorie Lehr, Lois Schroeder and Thelma Wright will be ihducted. Mrs. Eileen. Weatherley is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Miss Betty Taube and Mrs. Esther Morrison. :
Mrs. Knipp to Speak
Mrs. J. W. Knipp will speak on “Forests and Flowers of South America” at a luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J. Hueber, 2408 N. New Jersey St., tomorrow. Mrs. Hueber will speak on the “Mineral Reserves of South America.”
The Monday Guild of the Wome an’s Department Club was to hea a program on “The Lincolns” pree sented by Mrs. Edgar J. Ellsworth, reader, and ‘Mrs. Frank J. Billeter, soloist, this afternoon at the clube« house, 1702 N. Meridian St. A business meeting was to be held at 1:30 p. m., the program at 2 p. m, and a social hour at 3 o'clock. Ths
{ American Home Department was t@
be hostess for the social hour. : The committee in charge includes Mesdames Albert J. Huebler, E. A, Carson, William E. Fraser and M, E. Elstun, :
Club to Have Luncheon
The Independent Social Club will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow for =a luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. K, Pruitt, 2352 College Ave. Members have been asked to dress in olde
fashioned costumes.
FOURTH ANNUAL INDIANAPOLIS EXHIBITION OF THE \
HOOSIER "SALON
ing at 2 p. m. today in the Irvington E VEN TS
Masonic Temple. LODGES
The monthly meeting of the Englewood Chapter 483, O. E. S. 8 MARION COUNTY ROYAL p. m. today. Englewood Masonic NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA "in| Temple, 2714 E. Washington. In-
Mrs. C. D. Sadler is chairman of the invitations and reservations committee, with Mesdames P. PF. Holton, Ray D. Grimes, George B. Elliott, Albert Fesler; N. F. Shaefer and Oren D. Pritchard as assistants. | Mrs. E. K. Goss and Mrs. Paul D. Loser will assist Mrs, W. H. Turner | with- entertainment : Decorations are being arranged by Mrs. Bryant W. Gillespie Jr, chairman, and Mesdames George Heidenreich, Leland H. Ridgway and Paul Huddleston. ’
use: Treatment of problem chil. dren. Success with this remedy in the majority of 100 such children under observation at a children’s neuropsychiatric hospital was announced by Dr. Charles Bradley and Miss Margaret Bowen of East Providence, R. I., at the meeting here Saturday of the American Orthopsychiatric Association. :
Miss Biantha Thompson will be her maid of honor and Charles Bowhay, the bride-to-be’s brother, will be best man, Miss Bowhay has been feted at several showers recently. The World Wide Guild girls of the First Baptist Church entertained at a miscellaneous shower recently at the home of Miss Lora Maass, 1435 Maynard Ave, Mrs. Nina | Fratis was another On 54 noisy, quarrelsome, over- hostess who gave a recent miscelboisterous children the medicine had laneous shower in her honor. a subduing effect in direct contrast #8 8 ; to its stimulating effect on adult pa-| Miss Elizabeth Yates, who will be tients. But it was stimulating fo married Thursday to William Fergu--19 seclusive, under-active children, | son, was honor guest recently at a making them appear more alert and. dinner and shower in the Canary interested and able to accomplish| Cottage. Hostesses were the Misses their daily tasks with more initia- Cecelia George and Pauline’ Locktive and dispatch. Both groups of | wood. Miss Yates is the daughter children showed improvement in of Mr. and Mrs. William Yates, their school work while taking the North Vernon, and Mr. Ferguson is medicine. : the son of Mrs. ‘Anna Ferguson, The efiscis of the medicine show | Junction City, Ky. up within an hour after taking it| Guests were -Mesdanies Erie T. PTE and gradually wear off after the Rogers, Charles Massie, Wilbur Dems APY Ro omy third hour. It does not, of course,| Lockwood, Alden Blacketer, Waldo|crajgs for a business session constitute a cure nor does it do what | Schepper, Elmer Irish, Edwin Adams i psychotherapy does, give the childjand Blanche O'Donnell and the| Mrs. Thelma Forrest, 840 N. Gray, the insight into his difficulties that | Misses Ruth James, Kathleen Bran- will entertain members of BETA {enables him to handle them com-|aman, Elizabeth Stow, Martha Jean CHAPTER, BETA CHI THETA SO- . SORORITIES petently, Apparently its effect is to| Nigh, Gladys Owens, Wilhelmina RORITY, tonight. AN' EXHIBIT ION. OF Theta Chapter, Alpha Omicron make the child feel better and more| Carson, Elsie Duhne, Marian Linn, ; : : Alpha. Tonight. Mrs. J. R. Sent. comfortable so that conflicts which Ruth Bassett and Betsy Reed. MU CHAPTER OF PHI CHI : ney, 3514 Birchwood Ave., hostess. ar€ still present are no longer 50 le a a EPSILON SORORITY has sched|uled a business meeting for tonight
Lambda Alpha Lambda. 8 p. m. to- irritating and distressing that they) pp.. pienarq LL. Curtis entertained at the Hotel Linco. HOOSIER P AINTING and SCULP TURE
dri t i se= 3 day. Mrs. Earl Burton, 47 S. Euclid ve ihe Cid Into abnormal S| Saturday night with a kitchen ; : CHI DELTA CHI SORORITY will .
be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday in| 4: ; Castle Hall, Mrs. Cora Jackson will itiatory work to be given. Mrs. .| Savannah Blake, worthy matron,
be presiding officer. : er AG EW 12 OM William T. Quillen, worthy patron. ; V 0, WOM-'__ . ; EN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, will | Mai. ‘Harold C. Megrew, Auxiliary, meet at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday in | United Spanish American War Castle Hall, Mrs. Hanna Hiatt will] Veterans. 8 p. m. today. Ft. preside. : | Friendly. Mrs. Virginia Martin,
Thespis Club Play Changed
Committees have been chosen for the next production of the Thespis Club, Butler dramatic group, and another candidate has entered the race for “Sophomore Sweetheart” to reign over the sophomore Cotillion March 1 in the Murat Temple. The next production of THESPIS. Butler University Drama group, has been changed tentatively from “Bury the Dead” to “A Night at Brandel’s.” Max Wildman is club president. The play will be presented March 26, 27 and 28. Ralph Martz heads the production committee, Paul Umberger will serve as technical director, with Harlan Pfaff, business director. Chatles Breece and Miss Suzanne Queisser will have charge of obtaining a place to give the play. Morris Hend-
president. CLUBS |S. I. S. Chapter, Sub-Deb. Tues. | Miss Peggy Moore, 307 Congress
Sorority Unit Meetings Set
Business meetings are occupying the attention of sorority members today.
Ave., hostess.
Zephyrette Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7:30 p. m. today. Miss Helen Anderson, 3153 E. Washington, hostess. Miss Phyllis Pohlman to preside.
Junior Auxiliary of P. H. N. A. 12:45 p. m. today. | Mrs. Paul E. Fisher, Golden Hill, hostess,
Inter Arts. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Maurice Klefeker, 3127 [Guilford Ave. hostess. Miss Ruth Ann Carson. assisting.
FEBRUARY 26 THROUGH MARCH 8 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
Ave, hostess. clusiveness or equally abnormal and shower in honor of Miss Jean Riffle,
noisy activity. Beta Chapter, Alpha Omicron Al- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond meet tomorrow night at 7 o'clock at
Treating problem children with \ ] £ ey : E. Riffle, 1402 Park Ave. Miss Riffie|the Hotel An pha. 6:30 p. m. today. O’Hair Din-|doses of medicine is a relatively new e tlers. ing Room, 101 E. 14th St. Mrs, and Richard W. Christena will be :
and untried idea. It does not offer
ricks will be in charge of settings. Other committee chairmen include Mr. Breece, crew; Harry Hadd, electrician; Miss Mary Lou Guffey,
makeup; Miss Dorothy Ann Fisher, |.
" properties, and Miss Queisser, costumes.
Miss Maribelle Foster has entered _ the race for the title of “Sophomore ~ Sweetheart”. to. reign over the SOPHOMORE COTILLION March 1 in the Murat Temple. James Neal is chairman of the Butler dance. The five other candidates are the Misses Helen Evans, Marion Blasen-
W. R. Hunter, hostess
Washington. Hugh, hostess.
Mrs.
Parents to Be Guests
Theta Sigma Delta. Today. Hotel Joseph Mc-
Of Roberts Park Club
The Mothers’ Club of the Roberts Park Kindergarten of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will entertain mothers and fathers new to the kindergarten at a meeting
ings to remove sources of conflict.
make effective psychotherapy iinpossible. In simple administration of a drug that produces an improved social adjustment or accelerated school progress may offer considerable assistance to some children.”
as much assurance for his mental health and future happiness as other methods, such as psychotherapy or modifying the child’s surround-
“However,” Dr. Bradley and Miss Bowen pointed. out, “distressing surroundings cannot always be altered and lack of {facilities frequently
such situations the
married Friday in the Central Avenue Methodist Church. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. M. Lichtenauer. Decorations were carried out in pink and white. Guests were Mesdames Riffie, William Christena and Leola Abbott and the Misses Jean Kellerher, Nancy Stevenson, Nancy Sisson, Lorraine Abbott, Jeanette Lichtenauer, Sally Davie, Dorothy King,
Jeanette Edwards, Frances Devine and Mary Ellen Wolfred.
Klique Klub Meets
home of Mrs. H. B. Sturgeon.
RORITY will have a business session at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Miss Florence Schaub, 2203 College Ave. :
Fancy That Club
Miss Roberta Hamilton, president,
GAMMA CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA will bave a pitch-in luncheon tomorrow at the
KAPPA DELTA THETA SO-
Will Give Party |
AUDITORIUM,
PRESENTED IN INDIANAPOLIS
Under the Auspices of the Art Department of the Women's Department Club at
\ THE WN. H. BLOCK COMPANY
SIXTH FLOOR
gym, Marjorie Ryan, Jane Reynolds at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the classand Jean Smelser. Toom. ; . Parkes 2 Jordan, general secreoy .7 ary o e ¥Y. M. C. A, will talk on Soror ity Will Meet “Growing Up.” Hostesses for the The next regular meeting of Phiimeeting will be Mesdames G. F. Delta Beta Sorority will be at 8 p. m.! Holler, Lowell Bowne, Clark HarMarch 1 at the home of Mrs. S. T.|desty, Thomas Shulse, Delmar McElwee, 1038 N. Keystone- Ave. The |Strauser, Walter Sare, Robert Marorganization has changed its meet-!lowe, Walter Carson, Frank Hening date to Fridays. ~~ a thom and James Ros! Te
Tat and Miss Martha Meyer, secretary, To Intiate Three will be hostesses for the card party - New members of the Klique Klub|which the Fancy That Club will will be initiated tomorrow evening hold Saturday at Banner-Whitehill at the home of Miss Virginia Burres, (auditorium. ; a 125 S. Belmont Ave. Miss Eileen| Members: will have a tea for| Newby, president, will preside. New pledges Sunday at the home of Miss| ° a nominating committee of Mrs.|members include the Misses Vivien|Roberta- Hamilton. Miss Ruth] Ethel Combs, Mrs. Theresa Smith|Spaulding, Frances Silverman and|Pfleger and Miss Betty Groves will and Charles O. Gibson. Mrs. P. C.{Ella. Mae Spaulding. Miss Jane|assist. Miss Joella Ss Hedger jg choir director . Singer is initiation By ho
Choir to Elect New officers of the Broad Ripple Methodist Church Adult Choir will be elected at the group’s next meeting. A slate will be prepared by
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