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Box Paties Are Planned For Opening

J Local Women Attend D. A. R. Conference

LOCAL DELEGATES to the 40th annual state conference of the Indiana Daughters of .the American Revolution which opened last night at French Lick Springs Hotel includes Mesdames G. B. Alexander L. Taggart, James A. Sutherland, Noble W. Hiatt, Ray T. Fatout, Henry C. Ketcham, Maurice E. Tennant, William C. Bartholomew, Odin F. Wadleigh, Wilbur Johnson, Leroy

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Of 'Skylark'

Tonight at English's

SEVERAL BOX PARTIES have been arranged « for the opening performance of “Skylark,” starring Miss Gertrude Lawrence, at English’s Theater tonight. In one box wil: be Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Holcomb, Mrs. Samuel Reid and Mrs. William Reid. In another box with Mr. and Mrs. R. Hart-

ley Sherwood wil! he Dr. and Carolyn Vajen Coliins, Mrs. H U. Brown.

| : Mesdames John Kern, Samuel Carey, Carolyn S. Atherton and Charles Pfafflin and Dr. and Mrs. Jean S. Milner will occupy

a box. Another party will include Mrs. John W. Atherton, Miss Ethel Collins, Brodhurst Elsey and John G. With Mrs. Edwara C.

and Mr. and Mrs. John |Scott.

Others who have made reservations for the play during the week are Mrs. W. R. Williamson, Mr. apd Mrs. William H. Trimble and their daughter, Louellen, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beach, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McVie, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius French and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Weaver.

Christamore Aid to Meet

fy THE SEASON'S first meeting of the Christamore Aid Society +. will be held Tuesday at the home Carmel, Ind. Lunchecn will be served at noon.

Highland Luncheon Held

Among reservations made for the Highland Golf and Country

Club luncheon today were those for George E. Hall, F. J. Wurster, El Hammond, D. D. Pettijohn, Theodo Austin, James B. McGuire, H. G. Byfield, W. H. Hanning, Allen F

Hardisty, Henry Moesch, O. A. Herschberger, Ted Philpott, J. Albert Smith, Kenneth Kinnear, Charles Rimp, E. T. Burns, E. O. Campbell, C. D. Blakeslee, E. H. Rieser and

Scott Deming.

Taylor,

H. Millikan and Ira M. Holmes.

Others attending the conference are Mrs. Wilbur E. Smith, 0. Miss Holmes is acting as a page at the

Mrs, Kenneth Dix Coffin, Mrs. Harriet Jane Holmes. conference and will carry the chapte

Out-of-state guests at the conference which closes tomorrow George S. Schermerhorn, Redding, secretary general; Mrs. John S. Heaume. Springfield, O.; recording secretary general; Mrs. Willard Steele, Chattanooga, Tenn., curator

are Mrs.

general; Mrs. James F. Donahue, and Mrs. Edward G. Meade, Ozxfo advancement of American music.

Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood to

THE INDIANAPCLIS brahch of the Needlework Guild will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. R.

Hartley Sherwood. Members will Roundup to be held Oct. 28 to 31 in

Mrs. Gates’ Classes Begin Oct. 23

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classes for adults have been mailed Denis Costello, New York, again

classes at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Wednesday and Friday

nights for the six weeks beginning

Mr. Costello will be in Indianapolis for a month to give private instruction in the rhumba, the Conga and the tango, as well as to assist with Mrs. Gates’ classes in which the three South American

dances will be emphasized.

Comings and Goings

MRS. R. FELIX GEDDES and her daughter, Gloria, arrived

Monday from Los Angeies to visit Mr

Miss Agatha Kemper and her parents, Dr. and Mrs. James H.

Kemper, were the guests of Leslie last week-end.

Agatha remained for the “Cord” ‘dance as Mr. Fleck's guest. and Mrs. Kemper visited Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hoffman in Lafayette.

Toner, Anderson, Ind. will be Dr. and Mrs. Harold Trusler, Miss Isabel Parry, Dr. Dennis Megenhardt

"ANNOUNCEMENTS of a second season of ballroom dancing

They saw the Butler-Purdue “football game and

Mrs. H. E. Barnard, Mrs. . H. Arnholter and Hilton

Mr. and Mrs. Percival Owen, MacDowell Moore, Miss Marie Coulter.

of Mrs. Edward Bennett near

Mesdames Howard R. Williams, Ilwood Lindesmith, Charles M. re Root, Robert Sturm, Myron Hays, Ray Reynolds, Charles . Lewis, A. T. Coyle, Ralph Bert McCammon,

Harold” Hershman and Miss r banner in the processional.

Mich., organizing

Cleveland, ‘Ohio state regent, rd, O., national chairman for

Entertain

make plans for the annual the First Presbyterian Church.

by Mrs. William Byram Gates. will assist Mrs. Gates with her

Oct. 23.

. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Miller. Fleck Jr. at Purdue University Dr.

Several prominent local women

rority work will be guests at a general ‘meeting of Buflér University's

Panhellenic Association, members of

house mothers and sorority alumnae advisers, which will be held today at 7 p. m. in Room 131 of the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall.

The meeting was arranged by Miss Betty Rose Martin, president of the Butler Panhellenic. Association; Miss Eileen White, secretarytreasurer; Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward, dean of women, and Mrs, Everett M. Schofield, national president of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. The program will be opened by a talk on “Co-operation With the University” by Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw, president of the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association. Mrs, Robert S. Wild, assistant to grand vice president of Pi Beta Phi, will speak on “Publicity—Individual, Group and University.” Mrs. Otto K. Jensen, director of Housing and Standards for Delta Delta Delta, will discuss «standards—Individual, Group, and University.” Mrs. Robert ~ Lingle, - former national scholarship chairman of Sigma Kappa, will have as her subject “Scholarship—Individual, Group, and University.” The program will be concluded with an address on “Dollars and Sense” by Miss Frances Westcott, national treasurer of Delta Zeta.

» o 8 | Hostess chairman for the state meeting of university and college ¥. W. C. A. chapters to be held Friday and Saturday at the Arthur Jordan Memorial hall will be Miss Mary Bell, president of the Butler apter. or . from 3 o’clock until 5 p. m, registration for the two day affair will be held. The annual dinner will start at 6 p. m. in the Butler Campus Club. A stunt will be presented by the Purdue University delegation. Dr. D. S. Robinson, Butler's president, will address the oup on “Christian Personality. Assisting Miss Bell in arranging events on the local campus will be the following committees: Miss Barbara Phelps, Kokomo, Ind, housing; Miss Dorothy Ann Fisher, programs; Miss Betty Lowery, social chairman; Miss Betty Foster, registration; Miss Phyllis Hadden, hospitality; Miss Margaret Brunson, faculty lodging, and Miss Suzanne Masters and Miss Jean Bowman, entertainment. Presidents of the state “Y” chapters who will attend include: Miss Marion Cox, DePauw University; Miss Mary Jane Straub, Indiana University» Miss Mary Stone, Manchester; Miss Esther Ree], Ball State Teachers College; Miss Estelle Burton, Earlham Collége; Miss Iris Cox, Evansville College; Miss Joyce Cal-

etta Rider, Indiana Central College, and Miss Ruth Bryant, Purdue University. . Others attending the meeting will be Miss Sara Beach, Chicago, Ill,

interested in Panhellenic and so-

the seven sororities on the campus,

Wills, DePauw, area chairman; Mrs. Charles Van Cleae, Ball State Teachers College, area adviser, and faculty advisers from each school represented. Special guests at the two day affair will include Mrs. D. S. Robinson, Mrs.” Virginia G. Brunson and Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward, Butler’'s dean of women. rr ————————— —————

Skating Party Is Tomorrow

Local churches are planning several social events for tomorrow. The OCTOBER COMMITTEE OF THE HOLY ANGELS CHURCH will serve a chili luncheon tomorrow at the school, 28th St. and Northwestern Ave. followed by a public card party at 2 p. m. : Mrs. - Milton Tomlinson is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Andrew Breindl, John Moran, Frank Lauber, Louis Schultz, Roy Grisham, Virginia Brown, Jewel Frank, Joseph Schwert, Benjamin Brown, Fred Stucky, John Styles, William Donahue, Mary Khrooder, John Burkhard, Purvis Johnson and Albert

Clara Rommell.

The YOUNG PEOPLES SO-| CIETY OF HOLY ANGELS PARISH is sponsoring a'skating party tomorrow evening at the Riverside Roller Rink at 8 p, m.

A chili supper will be given by the OCTOBER COMMITTEE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH, 14th and Bosart Sts, at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow in the church auditorium.

Orphans Association To Lunch Friday

The October meeting of the Lutheran Orphans Welfare Association will be a luncheon at 12:30 Friday at the Home, LaSalle and E. Washington Sts. A business meeting will follow at 2 p. m. Mrs. Clara Ristow is in charge of the luncheon, assisted by Mesdames Marianna Koepper, Alma Brenn and Hilda Kieffer.

Bridge Lecture Booked Frank E. Bruelheid, a leading authority on contract bridge, will lecture tomorrow at 10 a. m. in Block’s auditorium on “Bridge for 1941.” Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, director of Block's Bridge Forum, will introduce Mr. Bruelheid. The lecture is open to .the public without

executive secretary; Miss Janice

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BERNHARD KNOLLENBERG

MRS. WILLIAM HENRY COLEMAN, who has given memorial collections of Indiana authors’ works to the Yale and Butler University libraries, will be honor guest at an Authors’ Luncheon Oct. 16 at the Columbia Club. : The collections have been pre¥dls to William #S of the Yale Class Hilton U., Brown Jr.

eon by Bernhard Knollenberg, the University librarian, and Butler by President Daniel S. Robinson. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, a Butler alumna, will be the toastmaster. Indiana authors will be seated at the speaker's table with honor guests, including the presidents of Indiana colleges and Hilton U. Brown Sr. Percival Owen will direct the musical porfion of the program and Miss Edna Tyne Bowles of DePauw University will lead the singing of national, Indiana and college songs. The luncheon is open to friends of Mrs. Coleman and alumni of

Group to Buy Seeing-Eye Dog

The first of a series of card parties and entertainments in al fund raising project will be sponsored by the Independent Social Club from 2 to 5 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. T. Comer, 2127 N. Meridian St. Funds obtained from the series will be used to purchase a seeing-eye dog for a blind girl student of Indianapolis. Mrs. A. -T. Fleming is chairman of the entertainment committee assisted by Mesdames May VanNatta, J. D. Davy and H. W. Linaburry. A musical program will be provided by Mesdames John Cooper, C. A. Breece, Flo Fawkner and M. D. Didway. In the receiving line with Mrs. M. B. Spellman, club president, will be Mesdames J. B. Stahlhuth, Carl Neerman, B. M. Howell, J. W. Taggart and Bertha McDowell and Miss Caroline Bedgood. Honor guests will be Mesdames Hattie A. Ryder, Edwin O. Tobey, Alice Ratcliff and Urla F. Ellis. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Forrest Danner, Cooper and Stahlhuth. Mrs. VanNatta and Mrs. Howell will pour. Mrs. John Furman, Livingston, Mont., will be a guest. The dining room will be decorated in fall flowers and red, blue and white, the club colors.

Bridge Will Benefit Health Center

The Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority will have its annual benefit bridge and fashion show at Ayres’ auditorium at 2 p. m. Saturday. The proceeds of the party will help make up the chapter's contribution to a national fund which supports Health Center, a social service center in the mountains near Marion, Virginia. This project, begun in honor of the founding of the sorority over 40 years ago at Farmville, Va., serves as a health and educational center for the mountaineers who live in the region. Miss Julia Miller heads the general committee; Mrs. Richard Lennox, the table prize committee, and Mrs. Birchard L. LaBaw, candy sales. Members of the Butler active

All alumnae members of Zeta Tau Alpha are selling tickets for the affair.

Choruses to- Rehearse The Federation of Mothers’ Choruses of the Indianapolis Public! Schools will have their first rehear-| sal at School 10, 13th St. and Carrollton Ave. at 1:15 p. m. tomorrow. Ralph W. Wright, director of music in the city schools, will be in charge.

Vera Cobb Hostess Delta Chapter, Xi Delta Xi Sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home of Miss Vera Cobh, 4949 Manlove Ave. yo

Luncheon Will

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Honor Mrs. William "H. Colenian

MRS. WILLIAM H. COLEMAN

Yale and Butler. Reservations must be made by Oct. 14 with Miss Ethel MacDowell Moore at the Spink Arms Hotel. The arrangements committee includes the presidents of the In-

diana colleges and universities; Mayor Reginald Sullivan, Mesdames Evans Woollen Sr., Henry C. Atkins, A. M. Robertson, Richard Fairbanks, John W. Atherton, Charles Harvey Bradley, John

Mrs. R. V. Everly Will Entertain For Mildred Bliss Harting; Ramona Winfield Honored

Pre-nuptial parties and showers

are claiming the attention of young

women who will become brides this month. I Miss Mildred Bliss Harting will be honor guest at a personal shower given tomorrow night by Mrs. Ralph V. Everly at the Riley Hotel. Miss Harting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Harting, North Manchester,

Ind., will be married to Dr. Lawson Clark, in a ceremony at the North Methodist Church Oct. 11. The bridal colors of Dubonnet, sapphire and white will be used in appointments for the party. Guests with the bride-to-be will include Mrs. Kent L. Wattleworth, Newton, Ill.; Mrs. Lloyd Warner, North Manchester, Ind.; Mrs. Victor Houston, Anderson, Ind.; Mesdames Jackson Keith, Ben Crews, William

M. S. Shafer, Carl Woodard, Ben Talbott and J .E. Tether, Other guests will be Misses Ruth Pierson, Burris McKinney, Margaret Giddon, Faith Dustin, Ruby Hauser and Mary Virginia Kendall.

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Mrs. George Q. Biegler Jr. will entertain tomorrow night at her home* for Miss Norma Virginia Conder, whose marriage to Richard Gerald Kelleher will be Oct. 19 in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Croel P. Conder, 327 E. Fall Creek Blvd. and Mr. Kelleher is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E, Kelleher, 122 W. 20th St. Guests tomorrow with Miss Conder and her mother will include Mesdames Richard Conder, Thomas May, Robert Straughn and William Nimel,’ Misses Doris and Helen Ellis, Jeanette Barnette, Sally Heilman, Jean Kelleher and Jane Norton. ” 2 2 : Miss Jean Alberty will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given tomorrow night by Miss Ann Chapman at her home, 5649 College Ave. Miss Alberty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Alberty, 5506 College Ave., is to become the bride of Harry S. Lawall, Washington, son of Mrs. Blanche Lawall, Oct. 9 at the First Presbyterian Church. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. A, R. Chapman. Guests will be Miss Alberty, her mother and Mrs. Paul E. Isley and the Misses Ruth) Bibbins, June Billeter, Martha Egger, June Dunham, Ruth Hickman, Mary Scheidler, Jane Hirschman and ‘Anna Jane

” 8 8 A crystal shower for Miss Ramona Winfield, Carthage, Ind.,, was given last night by Miss Evelyn Lloyd at her home. | Miss Winfield's | marriage to J. Spencer Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lloyd, 4001 Central Ave. will be Oct. 11 [in the Friends Church at Carthage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Winfield, Carthage. Mrs. Lloyd assisted her daughter at the party. Decorations were in blue and yellow. Guests with Miss Winfield and her mother were Mesdames Frank Harrison, Charles

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Council of Women Opens Season

The Indianapolis Council of Women opened its 49th season yes-— terday at the Columbia Club with a luncheon honoring Mrs. Laura Ray ‘heater party which members of the Dr. Ralph E. Lee (left) of the public relations department

iy: :

J. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa B.

Kinter and Charles Anthony; Misses Jeanne Mitchell, Patricia and Virginia Wood, Greenfield, Ind., and Miss Juanita Winfield, Carthage. Others were Misses Lucille Broich, Dorothy Srader, Jane Blake, Eileen Sweeney, Mary Adelaide Denton, Virginia Caldwell, Harriet Gerdts, Martha McConnell, Betty Walters, Dorothy Bell and Betty Rose Martin. Miss Betty DeSchipper, Carthage, entertained recently with a tea and linen shower for the bride-to-be and Miss Mitchell will have an end table shower at her home in Greenfield Friday. Miss Srader and Miss Denton are to entertain at dates not yet set. ” ” ”

Several parties have been planned for Miss Alberta Speicher whose marriage to Dr. Lyman D. Eaton will be at 8 p. m. Oct. 12 at the First Evangelical Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Speicher, 2337 N. Delaware St.,

and Dr, Eaton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Eaton, 1202 W. 35th St. Miss Imogene Pierson, 3542 College Ave. will have a miscellaneous shower for her Friday and Miss Bernice VanSickle will entertain with a kitchen shower at her home, 1624 Arrow Ave., next Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Simon and Miss Norma Schumacher will give a kitchen shower at Mrs. Simon’s home, 1028 N. Denny 8t., Oct. 9 and Mrs. Theodore L. Seiner is to have a miscéllaneous shower Oct. 10 at her home, 4470 Marcy Lane. Guests will be members of the Phi Beta Fraternity to which the bride-to-be belongs. . : Mr. and Mrs. Speicher will entertain with the bridal dinner on Oct. 11 at Mrs O’Hare’s Tearoom, following the wedding rehearsal. Attendants at the wadding will be Mrs. Simons, who will be matron of honor, Miss Schumacher, Miss Pierson and Mrs. Glenn Farrington, Springfield, Ill.,, bridesmaids. Dr. Edwin R. Eaton will be his brother's best man and ushers will be Kenneth and: William Speicher, brothers of the bride-to-be, and Dr. John D. Winebrenner.'

” » Honor guest at a personal shower given tonight by Mrs. Ernest B. Smith, 6033 E. St. Joe S8t., will be Miss Louise Mayes, whose marriage to Byron L. Donough will be Oct. 13. The bridal colors, soldier blue and

cattail brown, will be carried out in_ appointments for the party. Guests will include Mrs. Dale Pumphrey, Greensburg, Ind.; Mrs. Ed Blum, Crown Point, Ind., and Miss Nora Phillips, New Albany, d

Ind. . Others will be Mrs. William B. Mayes, mother of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Ralph Loyd; Monte Bradford, Esther Collins, Harry Hilgemeier Jr.,, Don Newman, Stanley Albright, Walter L. De Bruler, Robert J. Smith, Thelma Parr, R. E. Schreiber, Richard Behrmann and Frank A. Holmes and Misses Helen Dongus, Louise Schwier, Hilda Kreft, Betty Johnson, Lenora Mueller and Helena Elliott.

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wabnitz, 5221 Pleasant Run Blvd., will entertain. informally tomorrow evening for their daughter, Miss Mildred Wabnitz, whose marriage to O. Jack Hutton will take place Safurday. » Guests will be members of the bridal party, who will attend the wedding xehearsal later in the evening. They are: Miss Ruth

Wabnitz, who will be her sister’s|31st St.

maid of honor; the. Misses Peggy and Gloria Virt, who will be bridesmaids; Clyde Hutton, to be best man, and Louis Wabnitz and Edward Rossman, ushers. Other guests will be’ Mrs. Louis Wabnitz and James Riehl.

Theater Party Tomorrow

Mrs. Everton Burke and Mrs. Clifford Hite are in charge of arrangements for a luncheon and

On-Ea-Ota Club will have tomorTOW.

‘will be the honor guest.

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PRESIDENT D. S. ROBINSON

Worth Xern, Thor Wesenberg, Edmund Burke Ball, Muncie, Ind.; Mrs. Julia Gaar, Richmond, Ind.: Mrs. Edward Harris, Richmond ;Mrs. Mead Johnson, Evansville, Ind.; Mrs. George W. Blair, Mishawaka, Ind.; Mrs. Lafayette L. Porter, Greencastle, Ind.; Mrs. George W. Jacqua, Winchester, Ind.; Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru, Ind.; Mrs. Edward Toner, Anderson, Ind., and Mrs. Harvey Morris, Salem, Ind. Others are Miss Drucilla Cravens, Madison, Ind.; Dr. John S. Harrison, Miss Moore and J. K. Lilly Sr., Mr. Brown, Henry C. At-

kins Sr., Henry R. Danner, William G. Sullivan, Evans Woollen Jr., John Edmison, DeWitt Morgan, L.L. Dickerson, Glenn Maynard, Elias Atkins, Evan Walker, Lyman S. Ayres, Frank Evans of Crawfordsville, Ind, Will Irwin, Columbus, Ind, Dr. and Mrs. ° Christopher B. Coleman and Ralph Burkholder.

Luncheon Set ByI.T.S.C.

The annual President's Day luncheon of | the International Travel-Study Club, Inc., will be held at 12:30 p. m. Saturday in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. Honor guests will be the presidents of the 48 chapters of the organization. - ! Ray Everson will speak on “If the Shoe Fits” and Lyndon K. Beals of Noblesville will sing. Mrs. H. P. Willwerth will give the invocation and Mrs. John M. Whitehead will present Mr. Everson. The group at the speakers’ table will~ include Mesdames Whitehead, Willwerth, John W. Thornburgh, R. J. Roller, Ray Everson, Bert Kimmel, Jules Zinter, Merle Safford and J. Francis Huffman. Mrs. Thornburgh is honorary president of the Federation and Mrs. Roller is active president. | ‘Other chapter presidents are: Mrs. Max Norris, Artman Council; Mrs. Frank W. Teague, Acacia; Mrs. N. D. Richardson, Adelia; Mrs. Dorothy Bischoff, Alpina; Mrs. Carl Shup, Alexandrian; Mrs. Walter Brewer, Anglo-India; Mrs. James H. Flynn, Arabian; Mrs. Ralph ‘Kemper, Athens; Mrs. Walter W, Woerner, Austrain; Mrs. ‘Fred N. Hooker, Blue Nile; Mrs. John Starost, Brittany; Mrs. Charles A. Nichols, Caravan; Mrs. Paul Warren, Castle Craig; Mrs. Leslie Andrews, Cherokee; Mrs, Keith Holloway, Colfax; Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan, Colonial Boston; Mrs. Eugene Chambers, Columbian; Mrs. William H. Leonard, Egyptian; Mrs. Mae Frazee, Edelweiss; Mrs. Lila Karrer, Evangeline, and Mrs. Ruth Yount, Flemish Flanders. Concluding the list are; Mrs. Alva O. Shake, Hawaiian; Mrs. Paul Eugene Clark, Illinois; Mrs: Thomas J. Marshall, Indiana; Mrs. Ralph A. Linder, Isle of Capri; Mrs. Frank G. Sink, Jeanne D’Arc; Mrs. Wilbert P. .Sarber, Lady Aberdeen Artist; Mrs. C. A. Hannah, Limberlost; Mrs. C. J. McIntyre, Lincolnian; Mrs. M.- B. McDonald, Mandalay; Mrs. Annah E. Core, Mayflower; Mrs. Matt Carpenter, Monterey; Mrs. John C. Brisentine, Mount Vernon; Mrs. Fred H. Wuelfing, Multnomah; Mrs. Ernest L. Gregory, Munsee; Mrs. Paul Collins, Normandy; Mrs. Archie! Chadd, Oriental; Mrs. lanche Barry, Panamanian; Mr§. Ralph Elrod, Queen Elizabeth; Mrs. Charles A. Dove, Quaker City; Mrs. Harvey Gluesenkamp, Rio de Janeiro; Mrs. Russell Davis, Suwannee; Mrs. Carl McLear, Trans-Jordan; Mrs, Ernest W. Fullenwider, Valencian; Mrs. Claude Lett, Venetian; Mrs. Paul PF, Ritter, Victorian, and Mrs. Grace Reynolds, Whitewater.

Committees Named

Committees in charge of<the banquet are: Book Review—Mrs. Whitehead, chairman; Mesdames McIntyre, Charles R. Stuart, S. M. Mogab, Eural Byfield, Vaughn Cooke, H. B. Clow and Robert Anderson. Music—Mesdames Herbert Rhein, Noble J. Smallwood and Margaret Camfeldt. ; Hospitality —Mesdames McIntyre, Anderson, | Frank Herdrich, Jaek Rhoads, amuel = Kirazian and Harold Milburn, Miss Jessie MecCallie and (Miss Kathleen Andrews. Special arrangements — Mesdames McLear, Linder, H. H. Esky, Howard Reed and Bert Combs. | Mrs. Clow will be at the American National Bank tomorrow | between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. to receive reservations. ' |

Fayette Club to Plan Year's Activities

Appointment of committees and planning of the year’s work will be features of the meeting of the Fayette Club at 2 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ferris, 409 E.

Mrs. W. A. Sharp, who is serving her second term as club president,

Child’s Fear Will Be Discussion Topic

The Mothers’ Club of the Ketcham Kindergarten, the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society, will hold its first monthly meeting tomorrow at 1:30 p. m, There will be an open discussion. of the subject, “Why Is

My Child Afraid?”

Pierian Study Club to Lunch At Marott

Installation Planned By Fa-Lo-Sis Club Club news today lists a Presi-

dent's Day luncheon, an installation dinner and a book review, in addi-

|tion to regularly scheduled meet-

ings. The PIERIAN STUDY will hold its President's Day luncheon at the Marott Hotel tomorrow in honor of Mrs. William A. Clabaugh. Miss Martha Dorsey will be the guest speaker. Following greetings by Mrs. Clabaugh, Mrs. William O. Young, hostess for the luncheon, will review the year’s program. |

Mrs. M. A. Baltozer of Bloomington, Ind., will be hostess for the meeting tomorrow of the. THURSDAY LYCEUM CLUB.

Mrs. Maurice Goodwin is in charge of the installation dinner of the FA-LO-SIS CLUB Friday evening in the Pine Room of ‘the Canary Cottage. A theater party will follow the installation services. New officers and committee chairman, chosen at a meeting recently are: = Mrs. William Watkinson, president; Mrs. Robert Forster, vice president; Mrs. Donald Reyman, secretary; Mrs. Thornas H. Cochrane, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Louis Neff, treasurer; Mrs. Hugh Moore, chaplain, Mrs. Fred Westfall, sergeant at arms; Mrs. John Pitts historian; Mrs. Thomas Culver, pledge mistress; Mrs. Goodwin, social chairman; Mrs. Edward Pattison, sunshine committee chairman, and Mrs. Norman Worth, head of the good-will fund.

The DELTA DELTA CLUB wil meet, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ward Fabel, Banta Road, for a 12:30 luncheon followed by bridge.

Mrs. Russell Sanders will present a book review at the dinner meating of the WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB of Indianapolis Saturday at 7 p. m. in the Marott Hotel. -Miss Rosalie E. DeMoss, chairman of the entertainment committee, will receive reservations through tomorrow. J

I. U. Announces Lecture Series

Two -new series of fall lectures have been announced by the Indiana University Extension Division, 122 E. Michigan St. The first lecture in “A Century of Change: Recent Trends in Social Science” will be given tomorrow by Dr. James E. Moffat, professor of economics at Indiana University. He will speak on “Economic Theory in a Century of Change” with the lecture scheduled for 8:10 p. m. in Room 301 of the Plaza Building, 635 N. Pennsylvania St. Dr. Harry Howard, professor of history at Miami University, will open the series on “The World Situation” tomorrow with a talk on “Russia and the World Situation Today.” The lectures will be given from 8:10 to 9:30 p, m. each Thursday evening through Nov. 14 in the Plaza Building. No university credit is granted for the series. . The complete list of lectures each Monday evening on “A Century of Change” will be given by Indiana University professors. Topics and dates are: Oct.7, “The Labor Movement,” Taulman A. Miller, instructor in economics; Oct. 14, “Monetary Developments,” Dr. William C. Cleveland, assistant professor of economics; Oct. 21, “Trends in Social Thought,” Dr. John H. Mueller, associate professor of saciology; Oct. 28, “Trends in Criminology,” Dr. Edwin H. Sutherland, professor of sociology. Nov. 4, “Recent Interpretations of the United States Constiution;’ Ford P. Hall, professor of government; Nov. 11, "Interpretations of International Politics,” Edward "H. Buehrig, instructor in government; Nov. 18, “Recent Developments in Political Thinking,” Dr. Francis D. Wormuth, assistant professor of government, and Nov. 25, ‘A Historian’s View of the Century,” Dr. Albert I.., Kohlmeier, professor. of history. Additional topics for the Thursday evening lectures are: Oct. 10, “The Balkans and Turkey,” Dr. Howard; Oct. 17, “France and the Low Countries,” Dr. Charles Lundin, instructor in history at Indiana University; Oct. 21, “Can Britain Again Muddle Through,” Dr. William T. Morgan, professor of history; Oct. 31, “The New Monroe Doctrine,” Dr. Oscar O. Winther, instructor in history; Nov.7, “America and Japanese Expansion,” Mr. Buehrig. A concluding lecture for Nov. 14 will be chosen later.

Piano Teachers to Meet

Mrs. Frank Cregor, president of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers Association at 10. o'clock Friday morning at- the D. A. R. chapter house.

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Photoreflex Photo. Mr. and -Mrs. Walter C. Stork

announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann, to William A. Boswell. The wedding will be Oct. 19

in the Irvington Methodist Church,

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State Session Of Pythian Sisters Opens

The Indiana Pythian Sisters are holding their annual state Grand

Temple session today and tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Cecelia Lee of Rockville, the incoming grand chief, will be installed tomorrow afternoon with other state officers. . Mrs. Nina Mills, Marion, present grand chief, is presiding at all ses= sions. The first- business sesssion was held this morning at 9 o'clock in the Indiana Pythian Auditorium, followed by the conferring of the Grand Temple Degree. Mrs. Estella Whitton was in charge of the annual breakfast for past district deputies. The Pythian Banquet will be sérved in the Travertine Room at the Hotel Lincoln tonight at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Hettie McKittrick is in charge of reservations and Mrs, Adeline Noll will be toastmaster. A breakfast for past grand trustees and state press correspondents will be given tomorrow with Miss Bessie Thornton of South Bend presiding, The session opened last night ‘with an exemplification of ritualistic work in Castle Hall, following a banquet for past grand chiefs. Committees in charge of the meeting include: Mrs. Nellie McCurry, Goodland; Mrs. Anna Graves, Marion, and Mrs. Mary Norman, Indianapolis, reception; Mrs. Verna Dalrymple, Knightstown, creden=tials; Mrs. Winifred Childers, La= fayette, Mrs. Lela 3B. Shugart, Marion, and Mrs. Nina Brighton, Ft. Wayne, auditing; Mrs. Cecelia Abbott, Hammond, mileage and ex. pense; Mrs. Clara Gilmour, Clinton, necrology, and Mrs. Leona Burkett, Rome City, in charge of the orphans’ board. Present grand officers are: Mrs, Stella Bartel, Xnighstown, past grand chief; Mrs. Mills, grand chief; Mrs. Lee, grand senior; Mrs. Mc= Kittrick, Indianapolis, grand junior; Mrs. Madge Robertson, Salem, grand manager; Mrs. Mary Burgess, Crawfordsville, gfand protector; Miss Dorothy Agness, Royal Center, grand guard; Mrs. Zella Compton, New Castle, grand M. of R. C.; Mrs, Nellie Whiteford, Aurora, grand M. of F.: Mrs. Mabel Samuels, Greens» burg, Mrs. Gladys Gilfoy, Clinton, ‘and Mrs, Hazel Heins, Seymour, grand trustees, and Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Terre Haute, state press correspondent.

A. O. Pi Bridge Group to Meet

The evening bridge section of ALPHA OMICRON PI ALUMNAE will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ralph E. Coblenz, 5545 Kenwood Ave. Attending will be Mesdames PF, M. Slasor, Jerry Davis and L. Vi Brown and Misses Katherine Deed, Mary Carrington, Betty Alvis, Harriet Heavenridge and Virginia Moore.

Installation of officers will mark TRI CHI SORORITY’S first meeting of the year at 7:30 p. m. today at the Severin Hotel. Mrs. James Applewhite will be hostess. Officers to be installed are Miss Betty Dahlstrom, president; Miss Betty Lou Smock, vice president; Miss Mary Prater, recording secre= tary; ‘Mrs. Robert Schnell, corre« sponding secretary; Mrs. Wilbur Ege gert, treasurer; Miss Virginia Bude denbaum, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Shirley TenEyck, pledge captain, and Miss Rosa Mary Bauer, chaplain.

A business meeting will be held by BETA CHAPTER, RHO GAM-= MA CHI SORORITY, at 8 p. m. toe day at ‘the home of Miss Audrey Heightchew, 2000 N. Harding St.

The regular business meeting of DELTA CHI SIGMA SORORITY will be held at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. H. D. McDonald, 108 E. 13th St.

BETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA BETA GAMMA SORORITY will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Goldie Cole, 234 E. 9th St,

Panhellenic Dinner Will Be Monday

The Indianapolis Panhellenic As< sociation will meet Monday evening at 6 p. m. for a dinner at the home of Mrs. Graeme Supple, 420 E. 55th St. Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw, president, has announced the following ape pointments: Scholarship—Miss Halcyon Mendenhall Tech High School, chairman; Mrs. Rober} Prettyman, Shortridge High School; Mrs.” W. F. Wright, Washington High School; Mrs. Homer Shull, Manual Training High School; Miss Panoria Apostol, Broad Ripple High School; Miss Florence Guild, Howe High School, and Miss Esther Ren= frew, Butler University. Program—Mrs. Guy Morrison, Mesdames George A, Buskirk, Edward D. Taggart,

Charles Smuck and Paul E. Ede

wards and Miss Mildred Frazee,

Ways and Means—Mrs. Supple, chairman; Mesdames Clarence Jackson, Ermel Hedden, Charles Josey, Marvin Lugar and James F. Nicolai. Publicity—Mrs. Willis B. Lincoln Jr. and Mrs. Wayne Kimmel, Rushing list—Mrs. J. B. Wile son, chairman, and Mrs. T, W, Ayton. Speakers Bureau—Mrs. Paul Tubbs, ; .