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Box Parties Are Arranged For 500-Mile Auto Classic

With the approach of Memorial Day, Speedway race news begins to spread beyond the confines of the sports pages and claims the attention of others besides the “dyed-in-the-wooi” sports fans. Many Indianapolis persons are planning box parties

for the event. Among these are Bowman Elder, William Ball of Muncie. Governor M. Clifford Townsend, Mayor Reginald Sullivan, Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, W. C. Burns, Kenneth Bryant, P. C Cullom, Raymond Grider, H, L. Martin, Dr. Marlow W. Manion, Louis M. Huesmann, Mrs. Carrie Rink, J. A. Thomson, Robert Hansen, Mrs. Ray A. Briggs, Dr. Harry R. Kerr, L. L. Harshbarger, Samuei R. Sutphin, Dr. D. S. Megenhardt, James E. Curtis, W. H, Baldwin, Roy Wilmeth, W. F. Phillips, B. Frank Bridges, Robert S. Dailey, Mrs. Grace DeBruton, Frances Reed, Arthur Dixon, Dewey L. Sisk, John Stevenson, T. H. Haney, Wilfred Cardis, R. R. Bunch and Carl Wallerich. Also making box reservations are Harvey Barnard, H. W. Fuehring. C. Byron Hewlett, Arthur R. Lacey, J. A. Manning, E. M. Curry, W. F. Bilsky, Paul T. Rochford, Carl Eilert, Ed Mitchell, David Milsh, Garry Winders, S. F. Polin, H. L. Martin, Bert Wheaton, R. N, Davidson, C. D. Alexander, Shirley Murphy, Mrs. Willimm H. Coleman, William B. Ansted, Louis Schwitzer, Elmer Stout, E. D. Moore and Paul Y. Davis.

Southern Club Dance to End Season The final party of the Southern Club's season will be a buffaf dinner dance tomorrow night at the Woodstock Club. Mr. and Mrs. Toner M. Overley are chairmen, Following dinner at 7 p. m., guests may dance or play bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Landis will be in charge of the play. - Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Book will be Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McKinstray will have with them Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Turner Jr. will entertain Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Zinn. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Foley will have as their guest Mrs. Susan R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. C. Morrison Davis will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Droke and Mr. and Mrs. DeVoe will have with them Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Tredwell of Marion, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Parke A. Cooling will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lamkin, Others who have made reservations are Messrs. and Mesdames William T. Young, John F. Patton, Howard Caughran. M. O. Ross, Eugene S. Fisher, J. D Smith, Marshall Knox, George Whelden, H. Emory Thomas, Ernest Edwards, Ralph Colby. P. A. Schafiner, W. D. Browning, C S. Codding., P. D. Powers and Landis

Meridian Hills Juniors to Dance

Assisting tHe Meridian Hills Country Club juniors in arranging then dance tomorrow night will be an adult committee. The committee includes Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Lochry, chairmen, and Messrs. and Mesdames C. C. Binkley, Frank S. O'Neil, Russel S. Williams and William C. McGuire. Doc Thrasher's Orchestra of Bloomington will play. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Peterson will be in charge of the finals in the club’s duplicate contract bridge section tonight. Play will follow dinner. An informal dinner bridge party for adults will be held Saturday night. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Weller will be in charge. Their assistants will be Messrs. and Mesdames A. A. Zinn, W. N, Fleming Jr. and P. D. Powers and Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Foreman.

Heads Propylaeum Committee Mrs. Fletcher Hodges is chairman of the committee in charge of the regular monthly contract bridge dinner of the Propylaesum tomorrow night. Assisting her are Mesdames James Cunning, James H. Genung and Edson T. Wood.

Country Club Gives Circus Dance Many Speedway race fans are expected fo attend the Indianapolis Country Club's Circus Dinner Dance next Thursday. Cards announcing the event carry a picture of a circus tent and an invitation to “race around the big top.” Bob McKittrick's Orchestra will play for dancing Mr. and Mrs. J I. Cummings, chairmen for the event, will be assisted by Messrs, and Mesdames Talbott Denny, William F. Souder Jr. and E. Fugene Whitehill. The same committee will be in charge of the buffet dinner and dance the following Saturday at the club, Highland to Observe Guest Day Guest day will be observed by women golfers of the Highland Golf and Country Ciub tomorrow. Mrs. Charles L. Smith, chair-

“man of the Women's Golf Committee, and Mrs. Joseph Brower have

planned the day's program D. A. R. Group to Be Party Guests

Mrs. Alex L. Taggart was to be hostess today for the fourth and last party for the year of the finance committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. F. C. Albershardt, chairman for the party, and Mrs. Taggart planned a program including bridge, games and other diversions. Mrs. J. Francis Madden, general finance committee chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Albershardt, Mrs. Noble W. Hiatt, ticket chairman, and Mesdames O. H. Hershman, L. L. Clark, J. L. Goldthwaite, R. E. Kelly, C. F. Mateschke, Wilbur E. Smith, Harry V, Wade, W. O. Weber, Melissa Cornish and Clarence Zinn and Miss Alice Angerer,

Kaltenborn Lectures Tomorrow Night H. V. Kaltenborn, news commentator, will lecture at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at Caleb Mills Hall under sponsorship of St. Margaret's Hospital Guild. Proceeds from the lecture will go to carry on the Guild's work in the occupational theropay and children's wards at the City Hospital and at the Human Milk Station there.

Dance Signal (Gard Wives Elect

-— . elected resident For Parties ;

Club.

Victor K. Brown, Chicago Park Department recreational director, | | spoke yesterday at the Annual Meeting of the Indianapolis League of

Women Voters. He is shown at the

3 Vin. Wi yesterday was re-elected president of the League. a Martha Shepperd Shower Guest; M arian (Guest Breakfast Bridge, Linen Party ‘Given for Betty Spickelmier

Showers planngd for brides-to-be during the week-end include a garden. a linen, a kiteen and a miscellaneous shower Miss Martha Mancaret Shepperd,

will be June 2 in the Travertine R honor guest tonight at & garden

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Personals

| Miss Eleanor Dodson, 3444 N. Pennsylvania St., is a guest at the

where she will spend the next three | weeks.

her brother, William M. Toner; and | Mrs. William N. Toner, Anderson, |

Ind, spent the we Frenoh Walter C. Kelly\were to be hostesses | Lick Springs, Ind. an pring Mi | today for a May breakfast bridge

|State Park.

Wright and her mother, Mrs. George C. Moore. at Mrs. Moore's home. |

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Misses Rosemary Bradley, Dorothy Durham, Margaret Koesters, DorBeekman Tower Hotel, New York, othy Shepperd and Dorothy Reed.

4117 Ruckle St, are the parents of |e! Miss Shepperd and Mr, Trusty is |Misses

Mrs. John E. Scott, 4444 Guilford [the son pf Mrs. Clay Trusty, Ave.; her mother, Mrs, E. C. Toner; |27th St.

fand linen shower Jor

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luncheon with Mrs. John K. Good- | | and Mrs. Goodwin were heard at the business session.

LEAGUE HEARS PARKS DIRECTOR . . WOMEN VOTERS NEW OFFICERS ANNOUNCED . . . .

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Three Speakers Discuss Hobbies

Tomorrow

Butler Club to Hear Talk on ‘Recent Books’

Book reviews, talks and luncheons are planned for clubwomen's preetings this week-end and Mon day. Misses Margaret Knox, Dorothy ‘Webster and Elizabeth Matthis will speak on “Riding Our Hobbies" at a meeting of the ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB tomorrow. Miss Isabel Martin will conduct the study chapter and hostess will be Mrs, Frank Young.

Miss Mildred Quinn will speak on “Recent Books” at a meeting of the BUTLER ALUMNAE LITER~ ARY CLUB Saturday. Mrs. Sam=uel O. Brewer will discuss “Hunts« man, What Quarry” (Edna St. Vine cent Millay) and Mrs, Oren R. McColgin will review “Stephen Foster, America’s Troubador” (John Howsard), Miss Faye Cantrall will be hostess.

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Other officers named were (left to right) Mrs. Robert Loomis, secretary; Mrs. Grosvenor Shirk, membership secretary; Mrs. E. Mark Ferree, first vice president; Mrs. John L. H. Fuller, second vice president, and Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, treasurer. Reports by heads of departments, special committee chairmen

ars | Day Arranged | A swimming meet and a tea will Zeta Chapter

features of the third annual a servance of High School Day tomorrow at Marian College. Senior whose marriage to Clay Trusty Jr. |8irls of Indianapolis Catholic high . |schools and the Academy at Olden(burg, Ind., will be special guests. The swimming meet, in which p i Guests with Miss Shepperd will be Marian College students will partic- will be toastmaster. Mesdames Robert Cash, Ralph |ipate, will be between 2:30 and 3:30 | A memorial service at 9 a. m. Brafford. Clvde T. Bowers, Guy H./p. m. in the indoor pool at the June 2 will be followed by a busi-| Inman, F. Allan Graham, Herbert School. Tea will be served at 4 ness meeting and election of offi- | H. Smeltzer, Clay Trusty, Leo M. |P. m. in the drawing room of | cers. Mrs. H. G. Austin, Muncie, | E. K. Shepperd, John Marian Hall 'Ind., and Miss Dorothy Eller, In- | and T. N. Midkiff and| Miss Jean Seagar, physical educa-|dianapolis, will have charge of a | Foi teacher, and Miss Evelyn luncheon at noon. Miss Vella Clevens Swimming events will include special diving exhibitions, races and | Officers will be installed. | relays. Falepans hig Pcie Among national officers who will Suzanne Uoox, lUS [attend are Miss Ruth E. Castle, 17 w.|Lynch, Jane Ferguson, Marie Seal, [pt wayne, Ind. president: Mrs. E. |Margaret Ann McCarthy, Mary |yeme McCall, Pontiac, Mich., vice ® ww Ww | Jane Lang, Rosemary Glaser, Rose | yresident. Miss Bertha M. Staub, | A. White and Ms, (Narie Davy, Peggy Dillhoff and p,gianapolis, corresponding secre- | Miss Charlotte Cambron is gen- or" and “Miss ‘Grevemberg, gd . a Sr hi} te tia with Me Central District officers who will | Miss Betty | Mary Rapia, as chairman of the RI- |y,, pagent ‘will include Miss

[be in current sorority activities.

oom of the Hotel Lincoln, will he shower given by Mrs. John A.

[state convention June 1 and 2 at

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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Shepperd, |

Mrs. John’

Local Pi Omicrons Will Conduct Banquet at State Convention,

President to Speak

Plans for a convention, a luncheon and a bridge party are included [chairman of the committee and

Zeta Chapter, Indianapolis, of PI OMICRON SORORITY, will have | R. P. Bechtol are members, charge of a formal banquet to be given at the organization's annual | A. H. Backus will talk on “My Rose

French Lick Springs Hotel. Miss

h [Hazel Peacock, chapter president, will speak and Miss Jeanette Knight

U.C.T. Women Hold Session

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Ladies’ Auxiliary to the United

Commercial ‘Travelers will open here at 9 a. m. tomorrow and continue through Saturday. Sessions will be at the Y. W. C, A. State officers who will attend are Mrs. Arthur Betz, Ft. Wayne, president; Mrs. Fred Gorham, Indianapolis, vice president; Mrs. Chester Wagner, Terre Haute, treasurer: and Mrs. Thomas Dugan, Indianap-

| Mrs. Birney Spradling will be hos= [tess for a meeting of the CLIO CLUB tomorrow,

| Mrs. Grace Clarke will speak on [ “Women in Government Affairs [Eleanor Roosevelt, Nettie Taylor Ross, Ruth Bryan Rhode” at a meeting of the FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB. Mrs. 8S, G. Gifford and Mrs. G. H. Healey will be hostesses.

The social committee of the FORTNIGHTLY STUDY CLUB have planned a luncheon meeting for 12:30 p. m. Monday at Whisper[ing Winds, Mrs, A. B. Weyl is

| Mrs. George B. Gannon and Mrs, Mrs.

| Garden” and Mrs. W. J. Behmer, I retiring president, will introducs | the new officers. | | Members of the WOMEN'S RO= | TARY CLUB will meet for lunch= [eon at 12:30 p. m. Monday in Pare [lor B at the Claypool Hotel. Lunch« [eon will be followed by a tour of | the studios of Station WIRE. The group will hold a party June

Mrs. C. G. Van Meter will ree | view “Wild Geese Calling” (Stewart Edward White) at a meeting of the [INTER LIBROS CLUB tomorrow [at the home of Miss Marjorie Metw | calf, 817 E. 44th St. A buffet sup= (per will be served. ERIN ISLE CHAPTER OF THE [INTERNATIONAL TRAVE L(STUDY CLUB will meet at the [home of Mrs. Delver Cardere, 3868

| Miss Rachel Baker. 4421 N. Illinois to

{St., stopped at French Lick recently

The party was.,to be at [Miss Regina Shaughnessy will pour, |

Misses |

a 2 Irangements committee. Miss Seal | 3 : p arriage . Myrt y \ ‘ + Spickelmier whose marriag and Miss Mary Jane Moran are co- yrth Pomeroy, Detroit, president;

lon her return from the Kentucky George William Spicklamire will be chairmen of the refreshments com|Garden Club Tour. | June 1 at the Fairview Presbyterian mittee. Miss Rosemary Spragg and Church. | Mr. and Mrs. George S. Olive re- Mrs. White's home, 614 E. 49th St.!A musical program from 4 to 5 p. m. [turned yesterday from New York, Spring garden flowers and Jplace- will include numbers by [where they have spent the past cards made of sea shells were\f0 be |Rapia, Rosemary Fisher and Mary

1 |olis, recording secretary. Mrs. Louis Miss Joyce Peterson, Chicago, vice | Sechmoe i “is nul

| president, and Mrs. C. Y. Mackenzie, | president ‘ov Indianapolis, treasurer. Las i IJeruY Ss. Wr,

. Indianapolis, is state press chairConvention committee chairmen! man. y p

are Miss Mary Decker, Ft. Wayne, Mrs. Robert R. Chevalier, Pt. registration: Mrs. Thomas Selmier Wayne, is general convention chairand Miss Leona Lingenfelter, In-|

| Arthington Blvd, tomorrow. Mrs. | Wilbur Welling and Mrs. B. P, | Muleahy will assist the hostess.

New Officers

Fred C. Dver recently was

[week |

Miss Therese Keach, daughter of | L. J. Keach, 4311 Broadway, re-| ceived the Helen Holland Voll, trophy at the close of sports day at | St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, | Ind. where she is a student. The | trophy is awarded annually to the | sophomore who was qualified for a numeral and who “has shown unusual initiative in constructive rec- | reational activity.” Miss Keach also received a monogram and numeral.

Miss Evelyn Hannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Hannon, 4456 Washington Blvd., also a student at the college, was chairman for the day's activities. She was awarded a white jacket and monogrom for participation in 15 sports.

Miss Mary Helen Madden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Madden Jr, 30 W. 42d St., won the ten|nis doubles trophy with Miss Doris | Quinlan, New York. Miss Madden lis a freshman. |

Miss Mary Ann Hereth, 402 E. | 37th St. has been named business | manager of the Western Round- | Up. weekly publication at Western |

used in decorations. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. Ernest Spickelmier, were to he

Mesdames J. W. Mull, Homer Arch=(

er, J. L. Dinehart, W. J McWil- | liams. Chantilla White, W. J. Good- | win, Leslie Cain, W. H. Bridgins, |! Paul Zartman and John Day. » » » 1 Miss Barbara Zechiel will be honor guest tomorrow night at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Leslie | M. Graham and Miss June Wood- |

worth at Mrs. Graham's home, 919 | E. 49th St. Miss Zechiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Zechiel, will become the bride of Dr. David Willis Holmes of Fremont, O., in a double wedding ceremony June 22 at the | Meridian Heights Presbyterian | Church. Her sister Marjory will be | married to Lieut. Clarence N. War- | ren, Kelly Field, Tex.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Warren of Indianapolis. Guests in addition to the bride-to-be and her mother will he Mesdames Willis B. Holmes, James S. Marlowe, H. E. Slavens. Stella Woodworth, Curtis Graham, Scott

of the Indiana College, Oxford. O. Miss Hereth is padgett, Clifford Bradley, Gordon [National Guard Officers’ Wives' A sophomore at the college. .

Other officers elected were!

Schuman, Robert A, Jones and Curtis Hunter; Mrs, Jack Holloway,

Elizabeth Zerr. Miss Spragg will give a recitation and a reading will 'be given by Miss Lang. Miss Betty Spencer, reception committee chairman, will be assisted by Misses Magdaline Sgro, Rosemary Mackinaw, Mary Mary

Twelve D.A. R Groups Meet

Twelve chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution were to hold. a central group meeting today at the Columbia Club. Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter was to be]

hostess.

Chapters represented at the meet- |

Rose | . : Ann Mahan, Doris | Eller, Indianapolis, luncheon; and

Turmer, As Ann pecker and Georgiana Peld- | Miss Lura Wyatt and Miss Mary man. |

| DELTA CHAPTER OF ALPHA [OMICRON ALPHA SORORITY

Stout, Marion, Ind. chapel service and publicity,

ALPHA PI OMEGA SORORITY . will meet tonight at the home of (Mrs. Norman Brennan, 1018 W. 36th St.

Mrs. Paul Kester, 909 N. Denny St., will be hostess for a dessert luncheon meeting of THETA TAU PSI SORORITY at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Floyd Jones will review “Bethel Merriday.”

will entertain members chapters and their

of other guests at a

man. She will be assisted by Mrs. F. M. Barley, president of the Ft. Wayne group. A “Fiesta Luncheon” at the Y. W. C. A. at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow will be followed by =a card party. After a business session and luncheon Saturday delegates will visit points of interest in Pt. Wayne. Representatives from South Bend, Indianapolis, Evansville, Terre Haute, Elkhart and Logansport will attend.

State Missions Society Meets

Mrs. Nora Hunter, Los Angeles, rational president of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of God, was to be honor guest at the annual state convention of the organization to-

ing were to be Gen. Arthur St. inridge party tomorrow evening at day at Alexandria, Ind.

Clair, Jonathan Jennings, Indidauapolis; Washburn, Greencastle; William Oard, Brazil: Ft

Terre Haute; PBrouillet, Clinton;

the home of Mrs. BE. W. McIlvaine, | 3027 N. Talbott St, |

Mrs. BE. L. Wilcox, 322 W. 2th |

Approximately 35 delegates from Indianapolis were expected to at-

Harrison, ) |tend. The theme of the convention

was to be “Builders Together With

Alexander Hamilton, Franklin; Wil- St, will be hostess for a meeting of God for a World Brotherhood.” Na-

liam Donaldson, Edinburg;

Knightstown, and Ki-|

DELTA SORORITY tonight.

Mary | ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI TAU tional officers from Indianapolis at[Mott Green, Shelbyville; Maj. Hugh | | Dinwiddie,

tending the convention were to be Mrs, T. A, Berry, life membership

To Take Charge

Mrs. Prank W, Cregor will take |office as president of the board of the Indiana Federation of Musie Clubs at a meeting at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Severin Hotel. Mrs, Cregor was elected at =a convention ‘held recently at Lae fayette. Mrs, Lloyd Billman, Mae

nilla, Ind. retiring president, will preside.

Story-A-Month Club To Discuss Plots

Mrs. Paul Masteller will talk on “The Plot Thickens” at the monthly round-table meeting of the Storye s-Month Club at 8 p. m. today in the Northwest clubroom of the Indie ana World War Memorial Shrine. Ken Hughes, vice president, will preside,

comed into the group are G. T, Fleming Roberts, C. William Hare rison and Miss Evangeline Walton, recently elected to honorary meme bership; Mrs, Ralph Bidgood, cone

New members who will be wels *

[th-we-nund, Anderson.

| =~ | GAMMA SIGMA PHI SOROR- chairman; Miss Mildred Howard, |test membership; Miss Helen Aike

Mrs. Forest Spencer, vice president: Birmingham, Ala.. and Misses Mar-

A number of informal parties Mrs. Emory Brvan, treasurer, and

have been planned to precede the dance to be given tomorrow night gt Tom Devine's Music Hall by the Women's Field Army, American So-| ciety for the Control of Cancer. Mr. and Mrs. William Howard McCoy will entertain at their home for Messrs, and Mesdames Carl Brockman, Paul L. Smith and T. J. Bushweiler, Misses Jean Utley, Bar-| bara Miller and Mary Ellis and Howard Jones, Roger Clapp and]

Awarded Plague | rw | Atise 4 Bi aq But {jory Zechiel, Charlyn Murray,| Mrs. Charles MecNaull is regent TTY will meet tomorrow evening memorial membership chairman; Mrs. L. D. Bibler, Secretary. Mem- | ah ary Elizabeth Hayes. Bul-gettie Breech, Betty Johnson, Wini- |and Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery at (he home of Mrs. Frances Pitts, land Mrs. John Root, publicity chairbers ‘of ‘the ‘Advisory committee are er iver Sou Yetently re- | fred Richardson. Hortense Davies, | Was chairman of reservations. Oth- 1362 N. La Salle St. man. Miss Howard also is field secMesdames ‘Ralph ‘Gerv, Leslie Sete Se appa Ds ua V i plaque | gijzabeth Pert and Minerva Long. |r committee members were Mrs. | Mrs. Donald H. Smith ‘will ‘ent retary for the Church of God MisStreot WW Poot and I.E Web. |Warded annually to the senior "YY Harry R. Wilson and Mrs. Russell | ars. DonaNe Il. Smith ‘will enter- | gang ry ‘Society. whom the faculty committee be- : /Byers, arrangements, and Mrs, !2in members of PHI GAMMA| gate officers from Indianapolis er lieves will make the best teacher. Misses Janice and Anna Mae | arthur V. Brown, hostess chairman. | RHO SORORITY at her home, 4144 | yp0 were to attend include Mrs — ‘Miss Hays is a member of Phi Kap-|Buck and their mother, Mrs. T. S. Mrs. Oran E. Ross, central director, College Ave, this evening at 8:15|peonard Spellman, recording secrePageant Tomorrow ba PH BO hehe. honor- | Buck, will entertain Monday with a Was to preside. elk. tary; Mrs. Fred Salge, first vice Pupils of John Strange School omic honorary, and Alpha Chi Ome. | Miscellaneous shower at their home, : De oop ar J. Teige ; 3048 N. Pennsylvania St, for Miss Movie Official to Ser \pUbHEIty Seat Ian, Virginia Negley. Miss Negley,

man, Seymour; Miss Georgia Fisch= er, Mrs, William M. Moore and Charles C. Coffey, active member ships, and Miss Grace Alexander and Mrs. G. B. Chronis, associates memberships. Fourteen members submitted published stories for the Hobby, Show at the Y. M. C. A. recently, The exhibit was awarded a blue ribbon.

: Cathedral Juniors,

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will present a pageant, “Our Herit-|ga, social sorority. She is the | IY

age,” tomorrow evening in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.|

William Aycock. |school auditorium.

| Hays, 622 E. 47th St. |

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Jock | will be Messrs. and Mesdames| Leonard A. Murchison, Fred Barbee, E. A. Kelly and C. A. Rosecrans,

EVENTS

CLUBS : 2p m Pri. Mrs. A. 2120 Park Ave,

Bonnie Briar L. Hendricks, hostess : Much Ado Chapter, Sub Deh, 7:30 p. m. today. Miss Katherine Hop- '' kins, 832 N. Wallace, hostess, SORORITY Beta Chapter, Theta Delta Sigma. Fri. eve. Bennie's Bakery, 2613 W Washington. Card party. | LODGES A. D. Streight Circle 16. 2 p. mu. to- | day. Ft. Friendly. Founders’ Day |. program Past Presidents’ Club, Maj. Harold |! C. Megrew Auxiliary, United: Spanish War veterans. 5:30 p. m. Sat. Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. .¢ | Carrie Link and Mrs. Nannie // Love, hostesses. 2 ip Toppers Initiate 3 Initiztion of three new members will feature the meeting of the Tip Toppers Chapter of the Sub Deb Club at 7:30 p. m. tonight. New members are Misses Betty Barker, Nadine Donovan and Thelma Hunter. Miss Geraldine Bartlett, 2021 Huston St. will be hostess. A short business meeting will precede the initiation.

Club Holds Guest Day

Guest day was observed recently . by the Inter Alia Club meeting for a breakfast bridge with Mrs. Don Jenkins, Noblesville, Ind. Approximately 60 members and guests at- . Biffige was preceded by a

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| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer | Address B. P. W. ‘Seniors to Dance

H. Negley, 806 Maple Road, will be | al a | marries to “area Bolimpevorth. |, 5 ELL IY, he, ane, simmer son I. an rs. A. A. Hollings- . A 5 es Ear Te Ce a Oar 8 ch. f | A . ’ Pink and blue will be used in ap- Lis York, secretary of the Motion | Harry McCrady and his orchestra pointments for the party. Guests | Picture Producers and Distributors | will play for dancing. Brother Dunwill be Mesdames Negley, Hollings- Of America. : |stan and class officers are in charge worth, Carl Gakstetter, George | Mr. Milliken, who is a former |of arrangements.

Wright. Homer Daubenspeck, and | governor of Maine, will talk on | ————— the Misses Hilda The Motion Picture and American | Binds to Be Discussed

Hollingsworth, |: "% : Nellie Williams and Carol Traub, | wife.” Gov. M. Clifford Townsend » » »

Senior and Junior pupils of Cathedral High School will attend the annual Junior Prom this evening [in the school auditorium.

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'will -introduce Mr. Milliken. Mrs. R. A. Houghton, 4827 College & — ; Mothers’ Club this afternoon at the y Ty V home of Mrs. William W. Peet, 7466 : . : Ww. C. T. U. to Meet {College Ave. Mrs. John O. Ryrholm tonight, Miss Woods, daughter of Woodside W. C. T. U. will meet at{and Mrs. Frank J. Billeter were to Ernest E. Woods, 3504 N. Capitol the home of Mrs. Laura Funke, 314 |precent a musical program. Mrs. W. Arnett. Lh - Decorations of pink and green] will be used for the party. Guests| 4 U T S = R d A S 3 | mond Peters, Harry Latham, Carl! ) Rohr, Dora Strawmyer and Fred | Cox and the Misses Lucille Green, = ” t | A towel shower will be given to- | night by Mrs..Maurice Mitchell and marriage to Howard B. MeChord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P, McChord, will be June 8 in the First E. Root, 7170 N. Pennsylvania St. | Green and yellow appointments will center the table, Guests besides the bride-to-be will | include her mother, the brideTilghman and Betty Echard and) the Misses Ann Lampe, June Hollis, Louise Luennis, Janice Suite, Bessie

Dinner will be at 7 p. m. in the on “Here and There With Birds" Mirror Room of the Marott Hotel, |8t a meeting of the North Side Ave, will entertain for Miss Rosalind L.. Woods with a linen shower Ave, will be married June 1 to Sam-!S. Temple Ave. at 7:30 p. m. to-/K. Gearen was to have charge of uel W. Armett, son of William N. morrow. [program arrangements. with the bride-to-be will include Mesdames Harriette Caldwell, Ray- | Martha Chapman, Helen Vinson | and Marie Bennett. | Mrs. O. Porter Compton for Miss | Helen Marietta Root. Miss Root's| Congregational Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore | will be used and a bouquet of lilacs, sonwballs and lilies of the valley groom's mother, Mesdames Rita, Whitham, Julia Dawson, LaDora " ' “4 eh.

Mrs. Arthur Thomas was to speak i

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