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SOCIETY— Out-of-Town Guests Arriving for The Danner-Tarkington Wedding

The arrival of guests is adding to the activity attendant upon the marriage of Miss Jeannette Tarki and Burford Danner Saturday. Miss Tarkington is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elvan Y. Tarkington. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Garrigues Jr., New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Blandford, Cleveland, O.

already have arrived and are the guests of Mr. Danner’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry R. Danner. Mrs, Garrigues, the bridegroom-t0-be's sister, will be matron of honar Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Mrs. Harold Norcroft and Joseph Lewis Jr. all of St. Louis, will arrive later this week to be the Danners’ house guests and to attend the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruckelshaus and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. were to entertain for Miss Tarkington and Mr. Danner this afternoon at the Ruckelshaus home. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Frenzel Jr. will entertain tomorrow afternoon at their country home, and tomorrow evening Mr. Danner will give a bachelor dinner for his ushers and a few intimate friends. His ushers will be Mr. Blandford, Mr. Garrigues, ‘Charles Dupuy, Greensburg, Pa; Mr. Fortune, Mr. Ruckelshaus and Samuel R. Sutphin. Miss Fayette Ann Miller will give a hancheon at her home Thursday for Miss Tarkington. Guests will be Misses Joan Taylor, Jane Axtell, Ann Fox, Harriett Patterson, Irving Moxley, Jane Adams, Patricia Eaglestield, Mrs. Garrigues and Mrs. Tarkington. Mrs. William B. Burford will entertain for the families, their house guests and friends Thursday afternoon, and Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Ruckelshaus will give a dinner for the bridal party.

Symphony Women's Board Meets Tomorrow

The annual all-day meeting of the executive board of the Mdiana State Symphony Society's women's commitiee will be held tomorrow at the home of Mrs, Charles Latham, new president of the committee, Meeting of the present board will commence at 10 a. m. and the incoming officers and directors will meet-at 2:15 D. m. Mrs. Latham will preside at both meetings. Officers of the present board for the last year have been Mes dames Frederic M. Ayres, William H. Ball, James W. Fesler, Jack A. Goodman, Sylvester Johnson, Miss Lucy Taggart and Mrs. Latham. Chairmen of standing committees have been Mesdames Frederick G. Appel, Harold H. Amholter, Thaddeus R. Baker, James F. Carroll, G. H. A Clowes, Frank Hoke, P. R. Mallory, Herbert M. Woollen, Goodman and Latham, Miss Taggart and Miss Josephine Madden. New officers and board members will be announced following tomorrow's election.

Virginia Binford to Give Garden Party

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Alumnae of St. Mary's Academy will sponsor a |

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Plan Banquet

Two banquets and a book review | are scheduled by church organizations for this week. The QUEEN ESTHERS OF IN-

Na w» UR scholarship fund. Assisting with plans

are (left to right) Miss Mary Lou Walsman, Miss Bernice Waters and Mrs. L. J. Feltman.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Plan St. Mary's Alumnae Scholarship Fund Dance

.. |Mesdames Effie C. Hill, Matt Harris

Times Photo for the event

Queen Esthers Eloise Hamant, May Bride-to-Be,

Will Be Shower Guest Tonight; Elizabeth Hall to Wed Aug. 7

Announcement of engagements and a marriage shares the spotlight

Doctor to Speak! At Wednesday Club Session

Woman’s Advance Will Hear Travel Talk

Dr. Robert N, Harger will speak on “Health Destroying Forces” at a meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFT. ERNOON CLUB. Mrs. B. F. Ene twistle will give the Bible lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs. R. O. Minnick and Mrs. F. M. McKinstray.

Members of the WOMAN'S ADVANCE CLUB will hear a travel talk by Mrs. J. H. Lamar at a meet-| ing tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Charles J. Cook.

Miss Nellie Crawford will discuss “A Needle in Her Hand” at a meeting of the EPHAMAR LITERARY CLUB tomorrow. Hostesses will be

land Amie Brookhouse. Officers will |be installed and a display of prize | quilts will be held.

| Nembers of the STATE ASSEM[BLY WOMAN'S CLUB will give a |party for their husbands tomorrow. |J. Elder Blacklidge will present a program of “Modern Magic.” Mrs. Leo M. Gardner, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Louis Markun, E. A. Dausman, H. Walter DeHaven, Frank E. Finney, Arthur L. Gilliom, Bess Robbins Kaufman, John Bright Webb, Carl EB. Wood and Fdgar A. Perkins.

Miss Charity Kennedy will speak on “Uruguay, Pastoral Paradise,” at a luncheon meeting of the ACACIA CHAPTER OF THE INTERNA-

Sing at Tea

Mrs. Lillian Snyder (top), cons tralto, and Mrs. Hazel Silvey Hill (below), soprano, will present a program at the musical tea and style show which the Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union will sponsor Friday after

TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1940

Luncheons and Card Parties on

Sorority Lists

Alpha Chi Omega to Install Officers

Card parties, a luncheon, a mother and daughter dinner and talks are scheduled for sorority groups meeting this week. Officers will be installed at the last luncheon meeting of the season for alumnae of ALPHA CHI OMEGA SORORITY at 1 p. m, Saturday at the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth and Miss Virginia Sawver, 904 E. Maple Road. Miss Jane Hampson will speak on “Wagner and His Music.” Mrs. Richard ©. Kiger, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mes= dames P. G. Barrett, Richard Oberreich, John Scott, Harold R. Haught, D. C. Martin; Misses Louise Beechey, Ruth Hickman, Eleanor Semans, Katherine Smith, Grace Taylor, Betty Stockton and Esther Yancey.

Mrs. Hal Schultz is general chairman for a card party to be sponsored by RHO CHAPTER OF SIGMA BETA SORORITY tomor= row evening at the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Assisting her will be Mesdames Paul Johnson, Russell Mueller, William Baisley, Forest Watson and Leland Patton,

PHI KAPPA EPSILON SORORITY will sponsor a card party Thursday evening at the Women’s | Department Club, 1702 N. Meridian (St. Miss Lee Lacy, chairman, will |be assisted by Misses Mary Inman, (Doris Talbott, Mary Elizabeth Leach, Eloise Hamant, Mary Louise Lee and Ruth Barger,

Mrs. George Miller is in charge of arrangements for a mothers daughter dinner to be given by KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA SOROR~ ITY tomorrow at the Colonial Tea« room.

DIANAPOLIS DISTRICT OF THE With showers for brides-to-be in today's nuptial news. METHODIST CHURCH will hold Miss Eloise Hamant., whose marriage to Raymond J. Schnorr will their annual banquet at 6:30 p. m.| be May 25, will be honored at a linen shower this evening, given by tomorrow at the Broadway Method- Miss Lee Lacy at her home, 2263 N. Pennsylvania St. The hostess will be ist Church. The Queen Esther| assisted by her mother, Mrs. Helen Lacy, and her aunt, Mrs. John Cain. Mrs. Jane MeDaniel Ward will Queen will be Miss Martha Baker.| Guests with the bride-to-be will] — —====="= give a book review at a guest day Misses Mary Lorraine and Barbara be Mesdames William C. Hamant, |N. Warren of Kelly Field. Tex. will [luncheon of the CURRENT LITWood will be ladies in waiting. | William Schnorr Jr, H. E. Small- he honored at a miscellaneous | ERATURE CLUB at 1 Pp. m. tomor- War Dead Each circle of the Queen Esthers wood, Julian Sparks, Gaylord B.|ghower tonight given by Miss Julia [row at the Marott Hotel. will present a gift to the mother or- Disher, John Egan; Misses Judy | gutchens at her home, 3614 Guile . ganization, the Woman's Home Mis- | Peelle, Jane Flaherty, Jean Kelle- ford Ave. Miss Zechiel is the! “Uruguay” will be the subject of | A memorial service will be a fea~ sionary Society, which is celebrating her, Louise O'Hara, Margaret Mary gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester 8 talk by Mrs. Basil Fischer at a ture of the meeting of the Hayits 60th anniversary this vear. | Hanrahan, Betty Ann Foltz, Pegey 1, Zechiel (meeting of the RIO DE JANEIRO ward Barcus Unit 55, American Le-|°® The organization's project this Sweeney, Helen Bosler, Mary Ann| Shower guests will be Misses CHAPTER OF THE INTER- gion, in the World ‘War Memorial

year is a Puerto Rican Home for Kibler, Virginia Keene, Mary Vir-| jeanne and leanore Heppner, Jane | NATTONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB Tot . Clementine Becherich at 10:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Building tomorrow night,

children, Decorations and the pro- ginia Freeman, Eileen Sweeney, | Bennett. gram Will carry out the theme of a Mary Lou and Dorothy Peelle Barbara Clark, Charlyn Murray. home of Mrs. Hubert J. Carwin, Mrs. Claude McLean,

| voyage via Puerto Rican Clipper. A Thodosia Baltz, Antoinette Peiffer | Betty Cully, Mary Myers, Virginia 55% S. State St. Assisting will be morial chairman, has planned the FAY will preside over each and Eleanor Heck. | Burrows, Margaret Cade and Mrs. Mesdames Lloyd Miller, Charles service. Eight girls from the Hay4 $4 4 | ives Steinmire Allen Epler. ; : ; | Virginia Foust. and To ward Barcus Junior Auxiliary will

Mrs. Roy Styers, Young Peoples] The engagement of Miss Elizasecretary, Will act as toastmaster. beth June Hall, daughter of the $ & = FEDERATION OF MOTHERS’ carry evergreen and baskets of Miss Helen White of North Method- Rev. and Mrs. EW. Hall, 1538 N.| Mr. and Mrs. Graham A. Andrews or Will hold a mass re flowers, They will present the everannounced the marriage of Mrs. hearsal at School 10, 13th St. and |... to Mrs. Benjamin Wheat. who

L ist Church will lead the devotions. ' Jefferson Av to Clint ¥ jokets f ark So Garden Tour Saurday and IS i ¢ ons. Jefferson Ave, to Clinton Jones, for sale of tickets for the Park School G A pageant, “America for Christ,” son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jones, Andrews’ sister, Miss Margaret Sar- Carrollton Ave, at 1:30 p. m. to- will pay tribute to deceased Vet gent Jones to Judson F. Maschelle. MOrrow. (erans of all wars. Receiving flowers

Sunday. will conclude the program. | Eau Claire, Wis, was announced at The marriage occurred Sept. 4, 1939. | ooo pep CIRCLE will have from the girls, Mrs. Edna Barcus

Workers are Reilly Adams Jr., Willis Adams, Freaeic Ma a HOO Hen Ne TE man Ayr inghs Booker, Charles Busch- The } F A) ha 3 1 ) 5 Jr. Lyman Ayres Burton Beck, Bingham & MARY AND MARTHA SO. nparcella Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Moschelle will leave | Hy us. BuO: Saturday for Atlanta. Ga. where ® luncheon meeting at the Maple Wil Pay tribute eceas ux= S y } , » | House tomorrow. Mrs. May Sumney lary members; Mrs. J. S. Boyle

mann, Woods A. Caperton, Alex Carroll, D. L. Chambers Jr, J. C. CIETY OF THE PLEASANT RUN) Y : 5 : DeHaven, R. A. Deery, Russell Fortune Jr., Sylvesier Johnson, Havens |EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED ,, 1h€ Yeading will be Aug. ¥ in the Satu ay : they will make their home. Will De ROSS. (will pay tribute to deceased Post g - members, and Mrs, Victor Salb to

. Eh, ’ ; 5 ' Z Brookside Avenue Pilgrim Holiness Kahlo, Charles W. Lee, J. K. Lilly ITI, J. F. Modrall, Kurt Lieber, CHURCH will sponsor a book review " a . el Irving Lemauk, Lowell Patterson, John S. Pearson, Julius Pinvell, W. by Mrs. Bertha Walton Baker at Chwich of Which the bride-to-be) : Mr. The LAS AMIGA CLUB will meet deceased World War nurses. Dure tonight at the home of Mrs. Lillian Ing the service Miss Constance Moe-

F Reed, Charles Remy, John Rockwood, Rudolph Severin, Charles 7:20 p.m. tomorrow night. Mrs. ios bd re ih ones & "Ye Smith. Myers Whitaker, Owen Sullivan, George Snyder, Richard Baker will review “Christ in Con- DhYSical education director of Arrange Dinner 3 | Mathews, 1116 N. La Salle St. Lean will sing “Cover Them Over | With Beautiful Flowers.”

ne A YX John Watson, Richard Weaver and W. F. crete.” Marion College, Marion, Ind, where fegut, Joseph Wallace, John Wats Miss Hall is a student.

TIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Miss Virginia Binford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Binford, will entertain following Class Night, June 1, at Tudor Hall School. for members of the senior class and their escorts in the garden of her parents’ home. Two picnics are planned as part of the traditional parties which the senior class members give for their classmates In the spring preceding their graduation. Miss Mildred Milliken, daugiter of Mrs. Post Milliken, and Miss Lucille Schaf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schatf Jr., will be hostesses at & picnic in Brown County on May 25 Miss Frances Potter, daughter of George I. Potter of Lafayette and Miss Ada Merry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EW. Merry of Dunkirk, are planning a picnic for May 18 at the Potter farm near Lafavette. Senior class members who will attend include the Misses Harriett Burbank, Binford, Mary Jo Clapp, Jane Cox, Marjorie Flickinger, Louise Glasser, Pegey Gray, Margaret Hillis, Jacqueline Joseph, Margaret Johnson, Annette Lange, Betty Macey, Susannah Milner, Milliken, Florence Oran, Emmy Pantzer, Betty Carrie Reynolds, Martha Rupel, Julie Sefton, Ducille Schaf, Gloria Strashum, Letitia Sinclair and Juanita Waugh.

Teams to Sell Garden Tour Tickets Teams have been formed by the Park School Alumni Association

noon in Ayres’ auditorium.

Plan Tribute to

Miss Beryl Haines will talk on “Customs and Conditions in Mexe ico” at a meeting of ALPHA CHAP» TER OF ALPHA DELTA OMEGA SORORITY at 7 p. m. today in the Chinese Room of the Hotel Wash ington. Miss Helen Buchanan will talk on “Canada—Our Northern Neighbor.” Miss Phoebe Fields will preside at a business meeting preding the program.

THETA SIGMA DELTA SOROR[ITY met at the home of Mrs. Ruse last evening.

Mrs. John Trout, 4310 E, 10th St, will be hostess for a meeting of BETA CHAPTER OF CHI THETA DELTA SORORITY tonight.

BETA CHAPTER OF THETA DELTA SIGMA SORORITY will meet at 8 p. m. today at the SpinkArms Hotel. Miss Pat Geraghty and Miss Rae Bauman will be hostesses.

Club Arranges

[ts Convention CLUB of Shortridge High School. Marion County Welfare Society, will speak at the meeting. She will he Mrs. Joseph H. Brewer, Blythe.

introduced by Mrs. William P, Wei-|fleld Farms, Belmont, Mich, vice us, bn Chia Welfare chairman. president of the National Council rs. Clair Brengle, Unit president, | will preside at the business meeting | 1 Sixie. Garden. Clune, will Spas at the ninth annual convention of

following the program. The Unit will have a rummage sale May 14. [the Garden Club of Indiana to be

| The WOMEN'S GUILD OF THE| Miss Thomas, daughter of the kK d > Cl I | Miss Ruth Nihma is the newly| Miss Mary Ellen Geor director [FIRST EVANGELICAL AND RE. Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Thomas, 207 4 OF Stu y UDS ciected president of the N. B. C. of the Children's Division of the

FORMED CHURCH will have aE. 224 St, will be married to /mother and daughter dinner Thurs- George Mills May 24. | The annual May dinner of the Other officers are Miss Flaine (day night at the church. Mothers | “ & & Federation of International Travel Nichol, vice president; Miss Betty

(of young men of the church will act] Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson T Shan Murphy, secretary, and Miss Martha 1 k Ss. Ss . - > . = : ; Ys = Ys as_hostesses. non, 2135 S. Delaware St. announce | Ld Obs Will be at 6:30 Bb. M. | Norgyke, treasurer.

- - - . Myron Carlisle, Illinois Baritone, » hg ~ To Give Recital at Maennerchoi Mrs. Herman Kareh is in charge w Today in the Riley Room of the . y #4 . Rs © the engagement of Mrs. Shannon's : Ladies’ Guest Day M us ioale oa un Mrs. Robert Davis ister, Miss Mathilda Elizabeth | Claypool How, ga of all . | A Skit “Ww [Chapters wi Pee As Ca S | The Hayward Barcus Junior Aux- Eves Myron Carlisle, Bloomington, Ili. baritone, will present a Ce al at for Youth" x The program will open with a rnation alc iliary will meet at the home of Misses pa Mg: So wi oN . 3 avila the annual guest day musicale tea of the Te EE | ng, will presented by Miss will be at © & mm. May 2% in Sacred talk on “The Object of the Fed- ‘ Mirian, Barbara and Rosemary Ran Friday Hae ta hes of the Athenaeum Turners. his a eas? ras me ub Shen Sutton and Miss Virginia meart Catholic Church leration.” Mrs. Frank Boles, of the | 1dS eterans Snows, $15 N. Chester St, next McCurdy Hotel, convention head Mr. Carlisle, accompanied by Chariyle I ) h WIR Ey | Miss Ruth lick will be Miss Mandalay Chapter. will lead Singing | N turday afternoon. Members have|. xis wt oa Or : raves!” el) Ere You Walk”| Nirs. : : SS Ruth § wi Miss Mandalay Chapter, will lead singing : quarters, Retiri residents of (Sec gy ve Me Or Not~ : Second and Speak Not Me Your” A lat the Eas: te vo Pfotlow Sinmets only attendant and Jo: of the “International Song.” Mrs. Thomas Nugent is chairman Mother's Day at which Miss C n. | garden clubs of ‘he ‘state wil be (Sece: 1), Toe © a an Allerselen” (Strauss). “Minne-|the program. | seph P. Steinmetz will be Mr. Hil- The invocation will be by Mrs. |of the — l6 Which the Stance Mel ely oy A eS Hn honored at the dinner. Registra= ee Hed” (Brahms) and “O @u mein | ters best man. Robert J. Stein | oT oin of the @ carnation sa 3 Day Song” Miss Mary Ann Kyle tons will be from 3:30 to 7:30 p. m. Y A H | d holder Absnstern” (Wagner) will be metz, Tulsa, Okla, and Bernard A.| « Lineol fie Queen zrarion County Chapter of the will give “A Toast to Mothers.” Miss Friday. The opening event of the to Ol presented by Mr. Carlisle. P T - Steinmetz, Bast Liverpool, O. Flizabeth Chapter. Memorial serv- | American War Mothers will conduct Margaret McCormick will read a convention will be a “Sunset Gare Mr. Goffreiere will play & group = . A. Opens brothers of the bride-to-be, will be ice will be presented by Mrs, Brewer. downtown Indianapolis Satur- poem entitled “Mother,” and the den Tour” of Evansville starting at 1 of piano se'ections, and Mr. Carlisle YY |ushers. | T. Clay, Castle Craig Chapter, and | Misses Andrews will give a piano 4:30 p. m. The tour will be followed Conterence will conclude the program with “The . wb Pe Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, Hawaiian 40%. recital by a tea in the garden of Mrs. : Greon Eved Dragon” (Chares), National Meet | Miss Anna Marie Pressel was Chapter, will extend the welcome. | The local group is joining with| George Clifford, Mt. Auburn. A foe of Supe sors of “The ar (Rogers), “Logacies” (honor guest at a miscellaneous; Twin piano selections will be war mothers throughout the nation The annual business meeting will A ‘conference sw SO OT END and “The Yooman” Wedding shower given last night by Miss played by Mrs. M. B. MeDonald, | in the sale of white carnations for be held Saturday morning, May 18, National Youth Administration oo... Poinatowspy. OMAHA, Neb, May 7 (U. Mirjam Staley at her home, 5926 Mandalay Chapter; Mrs. John the deceased mothers and red for EVE N TS District and committee reports will projects will be held at the Riley| Nrs. Gertrude Keller is general The parents and teachers of Amer. | University Ave. The hostess was Overlies, Evangeline Chapter; Mrs. [the living. be made and officers will be elected. Hotel tomorrow and Thursday. chairman. She will be assisted by 3 Were urged yesterday to draw assisted by her mother, Mrs. I Laura Craig Poland, Arabian Chap-| Proceeds will go to the organiza- A luncheon at 12:45 will honor the ol ith f igs [MYS. George Grabhorn and Nhiss from the world's progress and edu- Howard Staley. ter, and Mrs. Mary Bdith Armel, tion's welfare fund to help disabled new presidents of the garden clubs hployment opportunities Tor EINIS| a ce Niveller. cation a new pattern “to make pos-| Miss Pressel, daughter of Mr. and Edelweiss Chapter. veterans, their families, veterans in SORORITIES of the state. Mrs. T. F. Roemele, on NYA projects will be discussed. | py the receiving line will be Mes- sible a world in which every grow-|Mrs. Clifford Pressel, 5810 Dewey | Presentation of gifts and the pre-| hospitals and to provide cheer for Lambda Chi Delta. 8 p. m. today. Louisville, Ky. legislative chairman Twenty-eight supervisors of NYA dames Guy Rhodes, George Amt, [Mg child will have a right to pur- | Ave, will become the bride of sentation of candles to new chap- mothers at Christmas time. The| Miss Margaret Sears, 3950 Boule- [of the National Council, will speak, homemaking projects over the state George Schmitt, William Noelke, sue and to secure happiness.” Noah I. Simmons, son of Mr. and ters by Mrs. Max Norris, Isle of carnations are made by disabled! Vvard Place, hostess, Garden Club members and . Emil Rath, Otto Busching, Rudolph! Obening the 434 annual conven. Mrs. Noah M. Simmons, 38 N. Ritter Capri, will follow. The new presi-| veterans in 82 of the country’s hos- Beta Chapter of Theta Delta Sigma. [friends will visit Audubon State will confer with Mis. Kramer Mueller, William Huber, Clarence ton of the National Congress of Ave, May 18. (dent, Mrs. R. J. Roller of Lin- pitals. y 8 p. m. today. Spink Arms, | Park, Henderson, Ky,, Saturday afte Snethen, state supervisor of girls’ Ebert, Anton Scherrer, Carl Imr- Parents and Teachers, Mrs. Joseph | Guests with Miss Pressel, her colnian Chapter, will be introduced. The junior members of the Hay- CLUBS ernoon. Members from the Ine activities for the NYA Sessions gang, Keller, Grabhorn, Miss Ber- K. Pettingill, Detroit, national pres- (mother and the bridegroom's moth- (Solos will be sung by Mrs. Boles| yard. Barcus and Bruce P. Robison dianapolis area will leave here by will open at 10 a wm. tomor- tha Binninger and Miss Mueller. Ment, presented the convention er, were Mesdames Jack Ingle, Paul|and Miss Mary Dye Beach willlpoqeo auxiliaries will assist the War| > ok, > Chapter of the Sub Deb. hug at 9 a. m. Friday and will stop Yow with & talk by Gereld PF. Mrs Scherrer and Mrs. Franz Bin. tfeme, “And the Pursuit of Happi- Click, Pobert Pressel, Kenneth Speak. The meeting will close With Mothers for the first time this year 7:30 p. m. today. Miss Jean Amos, for luncheon at the Spring Mill Delioe, director of operations for the ninger, president, will pour. Wess,” by asserting: Pinkstaft and A. L. La Rocque the Mizpah benediction. | 3222 College, hostess. ‘State Park, Mitchell, Ind. They will NYA on the foundation for sue- | “In terms of needs, opportunities Crawfordsville, Ind; Misses Anna | New chapters receiving candles Scatterbrains, 7 p. m. Wed. Miss yotyrn Saturday evening, stopping rail proyes and aspirations we can change the Simmons, Marian Hardy, Anna ¥ill be Acacia, Adelia, Colfax, Co- Clef Club to Give Betty Scott, i137 N. DeQuincy, for dinner at Vincennes, Ind. Robert S. Richey, state NYA ad- world we live in so that oar con- belle Grandison, Flossie May No- Nutoin, Rio de Janeiro and . g hostess. ov... | The trip has been planned by ministrator, will address the group Personals ea ahd professed human rights land, Jeannette Fickle, Lorraine SWanee. Musical P rogram Bonnie Richardson Circle, RING'S mys, H. V. Johnson, Mooresville, at Incheon. Discussions of em- need not be as straws in the wind. Hatfield, Mary Jane Fiers, Marian | Daughters. 1 p. m. today. Mrs. njorimage chairman. Mrs. Fred ployment by Quentin D. Wert, @i- = — hy ye we be ithe to Bh elmer, Marisue Spilman and Ruth Howe Tea Tomorrow A musical program will be given Son Barnett, 313 Layman, host~ Goehring, director of the Garden = A wu Lal : ; war, . ul n v rector of employment for the NY A Mrs Masel Cc. Lang entertained | & ie habit of Savery, and leave] Miss Pressel recently was honor |. Atea Will be held for freshman [by the Clef Club next Tuesday LODGES Shi 3 Indiana, is convention Ee or die Womens PK Donald W. Shumaker, Corning, N [cut children & world void of pain guest at a miscellaneous shower gh alias St Howe at 8 p. m. in the auditorium of the Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah, 8p. m. | - Vision Of the Mnalana State Employ-|Y. Who Is here as the guest of her | and Sufteys pane, void of erwelty, mean: given by her aunt, Mrs. Earl Bell, ,,ambers appointed by Mrs. Mildred World War Memorial. | today. I. O. O. F. Hall, Bellefonment Service, will form the after- parents Mr. and Murs. Max Bardach. | bon [EC TMNESS, rancor and vin: |and Mrs. George B. Loy, and at & yoew, dean of girls, are Misses] The choral group, organized for| taine and Riviera. Mrs, Shumaker i the former My ctiveness, personal shower given by Miss ool Carroll. M of | Fidelity Review 140, W, B. A. Wed. | noon program. | . ¢ former ss A . : een Carroll, artha Hughes, more than a year, is comprised of nb 4 Adele Bardadl pproximately 18% delegates were Flossie May Noland. Winifred Wetzel Betty Castle Hall. In the evening, & color film of Ba attending the sessions which will Yi " tv MeClintic, | women from Mdianapolis and Mar- | NYA project activities in the state| Three Mdianapolis girls will have continve through Thursday. They Miss NE hats Haat ‘Mary Ann Kyle, Mary Dawson jon County. It has a on is to be shown Thursday mom- parts in a presentation of “As You vepresent 27.000 Parent - Teacher weiss Marjorie Zechiel, who will Mary Massena and Marjorie oivio, community and school poi Bahai Lecture Set | Ing's session is to be devoted to a Like It” at the Ernst Nature Thea-| Associations with & membership of ome the bride of Lieut. Clarence Schult. grams and has broadoast several : : round table discussion of the pre- ter at Western College, Oxford, ©. |24000%0—said to be the largest lay Nr t The Indianapolis Bahai Assembly . 2 \ . + Chairs Add a Romantic Touch

times, Charles Geyer is director. Mmeluded on the program will be Will sponsor a public lecture by “Waltz of the Flowers” (Tschai- Charles M. Remy, Washington, at kowski), “In Springtime” (Mabel 8 p. m. tomorrow at the D A. R.| Daniels), “The Beautiful Blue Dan- | Chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania | ube” (Strauss-Spider), “A Spirit St. His topic will be “The Bahai Flower” (Campbell-Tipton), “Gian. Faith from the Christian Standnina Mia” (Friml) and “Beautiful point.” Dreamer” (Foster). Ferrell Scott, tenor, and Thomas Poggiani’s Violin Ensemble also will appear on the program,

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Y. A. M. to Install Miss Evaleen Ross will be ine

ceding day's program. (Saturday. Miss Jean IL. Smith, loveanisat in t Project supervisors who will at- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ee aie, term tend are Mrs. Helen Knoebber, Elk- G. Smith, 5808 Julian Ave. will play [as president expires at the close hart; Mrs. Vivienne Hinton, Gary; William. Noss Jean Mildred Smith, (of the convention. She announced Nys. Helen Gullitch, Hammond; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M.|vesterday that she had relinquished Mrs. Ruth Hagerty, Michigan City; Smith, 53 N. Audubon Road, will|editorship of the National Parente Mrs. LL. How, South Bend; Miss have the role of Phoebe and Miss Teacher, official organization magaKathleen O'Dowd, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Mildred Orr daughter of Mr. and gine, at the same time. fzola Yater, Kokomo; Mrs. Mary Mrs. Richard S. Orr, 5248 N. Dela- RE — 40 Group

D. Craig, Muncie; Mrs. Alethea Ware St, will portray Jacwes de Bellogrus, Richmond; Miss Verna Bois. The performance will be a 8 And To Hear Report Marion County Salon 126 8 and

Wed. at 1:30 P. M. Savory Flavored Foods by Dorothea M. Potts

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Hayward, Brasil; Mrs. Charlotte Dart of a three-day celebration at Richards, Clinton; Mrs. Hagel the College, where the three young Schniteius and Nrs. Nae Belle Women are students,

King, Mmdianapolis. Others to attend are Miss Hallie Forsythe, Terre Haute; Nis. Har-

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fiet Dante, Charlestown; Mrs. Wy-

pona Simmons, Franklin; Nhs, | Nrary Loy, Jeffessonville; Miss Edna | Russel, New Albany; Ns. Irene jo, Bedford; Mrs. Eunice Stockoo. Bloomington; Mrs. Eva TayJor, Dugger; Mrs, Jess Karges and Nrs. Ruth Virtue, Evansville; Nis. Elizabeth Cummock, Jasonville; Miss padve Jane Gray, Princeton; Nirs. Deborah Hofmann, Sullivan; hy Mary Harting, Vincennes, and s. B. peola Smith, Washington, |

Friday Program Planned A special Mothers’ Day program will be given at 8 p. m Friday at meeting of Golden Rule Chapter, of the Eastern Star, in the , North and niinois NYS. Te D. Irby is worthy and Iter Dorsett, worthy

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20, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today {at the home of Mrs. Joseph F. Lutes, [4320 Carrollton Ave. Nirs. Victor M. |Salb, Ye petit chapeau, will preside. | Mrs. Pauline V. Rairdon, la secre | taire nationale, will give the obliga [tion to new members. Mrs. Thomas |H. Hughes, departementale pouvoir member, will report on the state pei meeting held recently in | Anderson. Plans will be made for a ‘pitch In” dinner to be held at the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp in June. Mrs. James C. Ahern is social | Fonowy the wing business meet there will be a social hour . cards and refreshments. Assistin Mrs. Lutes will be Frank NhumPord

| and Mrs. Benjamin Meyers.

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| Guild Sponsors Supper | The A ot er es | Episcopal Church will sponsor a

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Add a special piece of furniture or two when you are dressing up your home a bit this spring. Style Victoria is being used as the latest thing by decorators, Sometimes they do a whole room in the period, but mostly they use a piece or two to add a romantic highl Quilted chinta. ‘the thing” to

stalled as president of the Y. A. M. Club tonight at a meeting at the home of Miss Rosemary and Miss Katherine Pruitt. Other officers are Miss Mary Lou Mitchell, vice president; Miss Dorothy Beckerich, recording secretary; Miss Betty Markey, treasurer; and Miss Rosemary Pruitt, publicity chairman,

Dr. Parrish to Speak

Dr. Rebecca Parrish will speak on “Business Women in the Orient” at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow before members of the Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi Sorority, at the Hotel Lincoln, Prof, . Schumacher, Butler University faculty member fand director of the chapter, will introduce Dr. Parrish.

Mothers Meet The Fairview Kindergars Mothers’ Club was to meet this

ternoon at the kindergarten, St. and Boulevagd Place.

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