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Mrs. Louis H. Haerle (center) is general chair- ! man of arrangements for the semi-annual meeting of Lhe Associate Alumnae Associations of Vassar Col- | lege at the Marott Hotel Nov. 8 and 9. Assisting |

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with plans for the event are members of the Indiana Vassar Club, including Mrs. Julius Birge (right) and Mrs. Mortimer Furscott. Members will meet Thursday te complete arrangements.

Blaker Club | To Honor Two

Philip M. Bail, new dean of the College of Education of Butler Uni-| versity, and Haley D. Worthy, new head of the Elementary Department institution, will be honor guests at a luncheon held by the

Elmer G. Schloot and Bride on Motor Trip After Wedding; At Home Nov. 1 in Ann Arbor

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Schloot are on a motor trip north following their wedding at 4:30 p. m. Saturday in the Broadway Methodist Church. Mrs. Schloot was Miss Ethel Jean Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Roy Ww. Johnson, Mr. Schloot's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Guido E. Schloot.

| As her going-away costume, the bride wore a black wool costume :

{suit with silver fox trim and black accessories.

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Pre - Season Hockey Game Inspires Dinners apd Parties

Oct. 29 is circled on many Indianapolis engage‘ment calendars for it marks the pre-season hockey game between the Indianapolis Capitols and the Detroit Red Wings which is being sponsored by the Civic Theater Affairs Committee. Parties from surrounding towns as well as a large number of Indianapolis - persons will attend. Among parties planned is one which Mrs. Raymond P. Van Camp and her daughter, Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill, will have. With them will be Mr. and Mrs. George

Ziegler and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lazarus. Attending with Mr, and Mrs. William C. Larson will be Mr. and Mrs. Bert Conway and Miss Olive Louise Conway. John E. Messick Jr. will be host tu a party of 12. Guests of ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Helms, Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee and Mrs. Carl Vonnegut. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clifford will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Horace Storer at dinner before attending the game. The group which will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Neal will include Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Dunn of Carmel, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCutcheon, Miss Martha Frances Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. “Baird Shumate, all of Lebanon, Ind, and Judge and Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim. : Mr. and Mrs. George Freyn will attend with their children, Joan and George, and Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Freyn. Miss Barbara Ellen Krutzsch will attend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krutzsch.” ‘A. B. Alexander, Herbert Tiel, Hal Taylor and Mrs. Margaret Patton will form a party and J. K. Hamer will have as his guest Miss Lois Liljeblad. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Tulow, Shelbyville, Ind., will have a party of eight in their box. Another party of eight will include Mr. and Mrs. James Hogshire, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Stith, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lilly and Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Little. Another group attending together will include Mesdames Rae Levy, Inez Goldberg and Mary Ward, Miss Helen Haverstick and Miss Helen Richenbacker. With Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Taggart will be Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDermott who are entertaining at supper before the game. Among box holders will be Messrs. and Mesdames S. A. Holmes, A, C. Fernandez and Al Sutton. :

Scottish Rite

the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

This foursome is planning the entertainment for the opening dinner dance of the season Friday at Mrs. Jac Broderick (left) is explaining the details of “The American Parade,” which the Broderick Studios will present.

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Dance Is Planned for F riday

Royal B. Colema

stage director.

bershardt Photo,

Al n (seated right) is the entertaine

ment committee chairman; John R. Colby (standing right) is cochairman, and Harry A. Pihl will act as The Tech choir, J. Russell Paxton, director, will sing.

Betty Mae Smith Becomes Bride Of Raymond Robbins in Services At North Methodist Church

The North Methodist Church was the scene at 8:30 p. m. yesterday of the wedding of Miss Betty Mae Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Smith, tor Raymond W. Robbins, Salem, Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robbins, Browstown, Ind. ,

A reception at the Propylaeum followed the ceremony, after which >

The couple will be at

Smith. - Arthur G. Wilson, Francis

Coliege of Indianapolis. now the | Elementary Division of the College of Education at Butler. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Lamar S. Strong before Wed- | nesday. Mrs. Victor Kingdon is | chairman for the luncheon, assisted by Mesdames William Duke Bain, Milton Carey. Fred Grumme. O. E.|

Miller and Clyde Baker and Bernice Smith. Josephine McDowell, Belle Lockridge, © Isabel Somerville. Evelyn . Hall Hazel Herman and Esther Birge. Officers of the group are Mrs. A. W. Bowne, president; Miss Elizabeth Downhour. vice president; Miss Helen Wallick, recording secretary; Mrs. O. C. Neier, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jean DaVie, membejship secretary; Miss Bune. Coer), secretary to out-of-town membe Ss) pig albert C. Mathews, delegate to Seventh District; Mrs. O. K. Gas-|

H. Misses

. kins. auditor; and Mesdames Blanch |

G. Mathews, Strong, Kingdon. Richard A. Rice, Miller, Bain and Glen A. McClure, directors.

Sorority Plans Card Party |

| A meeting to plan a card party, and a luncheon for visiting alumnae appear among sorority activities this week.

LAMBDA CHAPTER, DELTA SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY, will

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meet: tomorrow at the home of Miss |

Mary Lucas, 1361 N. Tuxedo St., to plan a supper and card party at the Food Craft Shop Oct. 31. The committee in charge of the card party will include Miss Marie Sorenson, Mrs. Helen Cambridge and Mrs. Juanita Young.

The Indianapolis Alumnae Club of ALPHA GAMMA DELTA will meet with Mrs. J. Paul Lahr, 4030 Forest Manor Ave. at 7:45 p. m. today. 1 assist, and the program will be under the direction of Miss Marian Emery and Miss Jean Baker. The club will entertain visiting alumnae attending the Indiana Teachers’ Association convention with a luncheon in the Sapphire Room of the Hotel Washington at 12:30 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Mer-

ton Johnston is in charge of ar-|

rangements.

Mrs. Emerson Whalen, national organizer of RHO DELTA SOROR-| ITY, presided over the installation of Sigma Chapter at the Clay-| pool Hotel recently. Members of the Alpha Alpha, Alpha, Beta, Delta and Epsilon chapters were present

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Seven candidates recently were pledged by ETA CHAPTER. PHI SIGMA NU, national honorary music education sorority, in services at

the master piano studio of the Jor-|

dan Conservatory of Music. They are Miss Evelyn Shafer, Robinson, Ill; Miss Jean Graham, Bourbon, Ind.: Miss Maxine Henderson, Miss Margaretann Herzig, Miss Doris Miller, Louisville, Ky.; Miss Victoria Leafgreen, Franklin, Ind. Goshen, Ind. : Following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Colonial Tearoom. with Miss Mildred Reimer,

president of Eta Chapter, Dresia«

ing.

Girls To Assist At Card Party

The Camp Fire Law of “Give Service” is being carried out by girls of the Wacanyakimi Group who are assisting at the Mutual Service Benefit Club's card party at 7:30 p. m. today at the Marott Hotel Those helping are Misses Nina June Haig, Orena Williamson, Shirley Braun, Natalie Greiner, Ann Lindsteadt and Mary Lou Winegar. Several Camp. Fire Girls have been Serving at the Community Fund office over a period of months. They are Misses Clarabelle Trager, Jeanette Cassaday, Rosalea Martin,

Jo Ann Marquis, mer, Violette Swenson, Dorothy

Brannan, Anne Clark, Patty and

| vellow chrysanthemums also were |

Mrs. Lytle Freehafer will

and Miss Virginia Ludwig, |

Sara Mae Pal-|

Tea Will Honor lighted by two seven-branch can-

delabra. Baskets of bronze = Mrs. Schricker

used at the altar. - Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend will Organist Plays Medley entertain for the Fourth Ward Mrs. John C. English. organist, Women's Democratic Club with an| played a medley of Alpha Chi informal tea at the Governor's manOmega and Lambda Chi Alpha sion Thursday from 3 to 6 p. m. songs, During he oo She honoring Mrs. Henry F. Schricker. aved *“ ove ou ruiy a | nas : Dau Miss Lois Morton, | Miss Helen Mannix. Fourth Ward a sorority sister of the bride, sang Vice chairman, will assist the “Long Have I Cherished” and hostess. “Sweetheart of Lambda Chi.” | Receiving with Mrs. Townsend | The: bride, given in marriage by and Miss Mannix. will be Mrs. her uncle, T. C. McFetridge, Pon-|Samuel Ralston, national committiac, Mich, wore a gown of frost!teewomen; Mrs. Edna A. Bingham, white slipper satin fashioned on state vice chairman and candidate Empire lines with a yoke and puffed | for the State Legislature; Miss shoulders of Chantilly lace. The | Hannah Noone, county vice chairshirred bodice had a row of satin man; Mrs. Inez Scholl, candidate for covered buttons extending from the | reporter of the Supreme and Appelneckline to waistline in back. The! late Courts; Mrs. Bess Robbins gored skirt fell into a long, wide Kaufman, candidate for the State train. | Legislature, and Mrs. Roberta West Her fingertip length veil of white, Nicholson. illusion with shoulder length face| Mrs. Edward L. Beggs, general veil fell from a halo of pearlized | chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. orange blossoms. The bridal bou- Val McLeay. co-chairman. and Mesquet was a cascade arrangement of dames David Klapper, Albert Mecwhite gardenias surrounded by | Guire, William Carlin, Max Farb, P. pompon chrysanthemums. IJ. Heflerman, George Popp Jr, x : ; — Roselyn Singer, Ann L. Brown, Ruth Empire Style Gowns | Hunter. Bessie Murphy and JeanThe bride's attendants wore gowns nette Watson. fashioned in Empire style with r0-| Chairman of hospitality is Mrs. mance necklines, basque bodices, H. Nathan Swaim, assisted by Messhort puffed sleeves and bouffant dames Frank McHale, Paul V. Mcskirts. All wore matching Watteau Nutt, August Boetcher, Maurice hats with velvet streamers at the Harrell and Robert Stith 4% coback. ) | chairman. Other members of the Miss Charlyn Murray, maid of .ommittee are Mesdames William honor. wore laurel leaf green and p.,iapee, Louis Ludlow, Sherman

Ti p > sant carried bronze chrysanthemums. yfinton Thomas R. Marshall, John The bridesmaids, Miss Ann Chap- | Kern Sr. William Dudi C man and Miss Anna Belle Irelan.| og 0 rp 0 oo vane, tur. wore raisin rust and carried chry-| » Paul Laymon, George

ide | Tremain, A. Jewell Stevenson, WilSs s s . as : ’ he by 94 Ties Wh. liam Bridwell, Curtis Roll, Harvey Brite. Curtis, Michael Fansler, Huber DeEugene Johnson was best man VOSS, P. C. Kelly, Sanford K. Tripand ushers were Richard DeMars, Pet, Otto Deluse, Tilden F. Greer Anderson, Ind. Jack Rich. Craw- and Marcie Murphy and Miss Julia fordsville, Ind.; James Schloot and|Landers. | | Gordon Foxworthy. K Nr Ira Haymaker, chairman of | , ostesses, will be assisted in the ~ ‘Mother Wears Black Velvet Sire room by Me Albert | | Mrs. Johnson, mother of the Walsman, George Yeazel, Frank! |bride, wore black velvet trimmed Dowd and Marie Zaharakos and | with rhinestone buttons, black ac-| Miss Mildred Reynolds. Mesdames | cessories and a gardenia corsage. Dick Heller, Frank McKinney and | The bridegroom’s mother was in| E. Kirk McKinney will pour. ° mosque grag crepe studded Wwith| Other assistants will be Mes- | | silver nail heads. Her accessories dames Carl Wood, Martin Walpole, | Pn Joldier blue. and she wore w. C. Smith, Isaac Born, J. D. Mc- | i i | Leay, Timothy : - | A reception at the home of the jer, Carl — a dy a bride’s mother followed the cere-/styckey, J. Porter Seidensticker, | jmony. Mrs. Schloot was graduated | gary Thompson, Richard Korbl | from Butler University and iS a Charles Van Lue, Bruce Shields, member of Alpha Chi Omega Soror- | Mae Eaton Thyra Hofman di ity. Mr. Schloot is a graduate of the grown and Lenore Winters and

University of Michigan Engineer-| yo. Ruby Hendlemah,

ing School and is a member of, 2 : : a Chi Alpha. Miss Kathryn Clements is chair- | Gh | man of music for the tea, assisted | by Miss Mabe! Rose.

| ! 0 Name Heads Elects Chairman Miss Betty Kreuger, Indianapolis. | | Election of officers will be held at was elected president of the social!

the. Ve : service committee of the Butler ‘the Youth Forum meeting spon chapter of Y. W. C. A. recently. |

sored by the Church Federation. the| The newly organized social serv'Y. W, C. A. and the Y. M. C. A ice committee is planning to work! at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the World | 2t the Christmore House, and at the | War Memorial. [Riley Hospital in the Maver chapel. | Miss Vonda Brown. recreational] Miss Jeanne Jackson was named director of the Y. W. C. A. will secretary of the committee and Miss | | conduct the first part of the meet- Elizabeth Marshall was chosen social li “Get Acquainted Mixer.” | chairman. |

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|Rice of the Indiana Medical Cen- | ter; George Smith of the Indiana Unemployment Compensation Di- | ‘vision; Mrs. W. O. Snethen, NYA | |director; John Miller, director of | {the social service department of | the public schools; Frank Stafford, assistant chief of the State Health Board, and Dr. David A. Boyd of! the Indiana Medical Center. | Suggestions for topics and names of speakers for future meetings will | be discussed tomorrow evening.| { Nominees for office will be introduced. :

E. B. Hargrave to Speak:

Misses Alice Crume, Lucy Maloney and Shirley Wackerle, Louis Nelf III, Vernon Rocky and Joseph Rhodes will form a party. With Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Holmes will be their daughter, Harriet Jane, and their son, John. with their guests. Mrs. Carrie Rink will entertain Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and their children and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Madden. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Sage will have as their guests at a buffet supper before the game Dr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Pell and Mr. and Mrs. John Greist. John D., Welsh will attend with Mr. and Mrs. T. S. McCiea and Roy Cram of Detroit.

Jean Mozelle York's Wedding Revealed

Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. York of Erie, Pa., formerly of Indianapolis, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Jean Mozelle, to Ensign William J. Kitzmiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kitzmiller of Indianapolis. The marriage took place at Greenfield, Ind, on Jan. 8 of this year. The couple will be at home in Norfolk, Va. where Ensign Kitzmiller will be stationed.

Museum Guild to Meet Wednesday

A special meeting of the Children’s Museum Guild will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Museum to discuss further plans for Elmer Davis’ lecture here Nov. 11. The radio news commen-= tator will be presented by the Guild at 8:30 p. m. in Caleb Mills Hall of Shortridge High School. Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton, general chairman for the event, has announced that Mr. Davis’ subject will be “What Kind of a War Is This?” She will preside at Wednesday's meeting.

Masked Dinner Dance at Club

Indianapolis Country Club members have received announcements that the spooks and witches will ride at the Club Saturday at a masked ball dinner-dance. Dinner will be served from 8 to 11 p. m., and dancing, for which Paul Barker and his band will play, is to be from 123 p. m. to 2 a. m. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes and special entertainment will include a fortune teller.

Delegate to Student Conference

Miss Mildred Orr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Orr, has been chosen as one of two delegates from the Student Government Association at Western College, Oxford. O., to the Women's Intercollegiate Student Government Association conference at Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Thursday through Sunday.

Clubs—

the couple left for a motor trip. Warmoth St., Salem, Ill. The bride traveled in a soldier blue costume suit trimmed with brown dyed squirrel, brown accessories and a corsage of orchids. Dr. C. A. McPheeters officiated at the rite. The church was decorated with palms, woodwardia fern and southern smilax. Standards of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and three seven-way candelabra stood at the altar.

Gowns Fshicned Alike.

Mrs. L. A. Helgesson, organist, played a program of bridal airs including “Liebestraum,” “O Promise Me,” “At Dawning,’ “Ave Maria” and, during the ceremony, “Speed Thee My Arrow.” Gowns of the bride’s attendants were fashioned alike of slipper satin with long bodices, and skirts falling from shirred girdles. They were made with sweetheart necklines and short, puffed sleeves. Mrs. William P. Cooling, matron of honor, was in Nattier green and the bridesmaids, Miss Louise Edwards and Miss Janet Hill, were in buttercup gold. They wore matching ribbons in their hair. Mrs. Cooling carried an arm bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums tied with copper metallic ribbon and the bridesmaids carried lemon yellow and gold chrysanthemums tied with copper and gold.

Bride Wears Frost White

The bridal gown was of frost white slipper satin made in princess style. The long sleeves, puffed at the shoulder, were tightly fitted from elbow to wrist. The high waisted bodice was pleated at the front and had a romance neckline. The gored skirt extended into a wide

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| tional Travel-Study Clubs,

They will be at home at 121 W. Travel-Study Club to Meet

A guest meeting will be held by, the Isle of Capri Chapter, Interna-| in the!

Banner = Whitehill auditorium | Wednesday. Special guests will be Mrs. Rudolph. Roller, president of the Travel-Study Clubs Fed®ration; | Mrs. Max H. Norris, Artman Council | president, and all Federation officers and chapter presidents. Mrs. Ralph Linder, chapter president, will preside. An initial showing of color slides of New Or- | leans, Natchez, Gulfport, Avery Island and Bellengrath Gardens will be included on the program. Mrs. Laurence Hayes will present piano selections. : : Members of committees arranging the event are Mesdames Linder, Edwin . Baker, Jack Thurston, Carl Mueller, Raymond Stewart, Virgil Hoagland and Roger Reynolds, hospitality; Mesdames Ralph Lambert, Fred Cady, Herbert Grouns, R. W. Beacraft and Roy Anderson; hostesses; Mesdames Donald Smitn. James Ahern, Desse Meyers and Arnold Mauck, special arrangements, and Mesdames Ralph Whitaker, Melvin Guthrie and Grover Parr, program. At the tea table will be Mrs. Jules Zinter and Mrs. Max H. Norris.

Riley Guild to Hear Gordon B. Mess

Speaking in his studio at 5325 Al-

was best man.

train. Her fingertip length Veil of [y;5onyine Road, Gordon B Mess white illusion and the shoulder ou) gicciss “The Trend in Modern length face veil were held by a clus- | ot» 5 4 meeting of the Riley Hoster of organza roses and leaves. | it.) Cheer Guild tomorrow. He will James DuSomb, South Bend, Ind. tell of the conditions under which

Ushers were Dale | many of his pictures, to be on exhi-

Appearing on club programs to-| morrow are a piano recital, a guest day, talks and book reviews. Miss Barbara Hickam will present a piano recital at the SPENCER CLUB meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. W. J. Dieter, 3216 N. Pennsylvania St. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Gail Spangler and Miss Elizabeth Cof-

Mrs. Ethel Lambert, 2329 N. La Salle St., will be hostess tomorrow for the AMICITIA CLUB. Assisting her will be Mrs. Alex Goodwin.

A guest meeting will be held tomorrow by the ALPHA BETA

meeting of CHAPTER U, P. E. O.

Brown will present the thought for the chapter and Mrs. C. T. Evans will be hostess. The social committee’s B. I. L. party will be held Saturday with Mrs. Lawrence Davis as hostess and Miss Donna Alles as assistant.

A 1 p. m. luncheon will open the

SISTERHOOD, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. M. Smith, 53 N. Audubon Road. She will be assisted by Mrs. H. R. Hough and Mrs. P. T. Schaeffer. Mrs. V. C. Dougherty will present “Gleanings from the Record.” i

CHAPTER W, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, will observe guest day at its

Smith.

. before the SOCIAL STUDY CLUB

LATREIAN CLUB at the home of 3 p 1m. meeting tomorrow at the Mrs. Louis E. Smith, 4717 Grace- home of Mrs. LeRoy L. Wahle, 135 land Ave. Mrs. E. M. Patrick will | E. 47th St. Mrs. Clarence Jackson talk on “Personality in Dress.” will be in charge of the program Assistant hostesses are to be Mrs. and assistant hostesses will be MesGeorge Ford and Mrs. Wilbur E. dames Samuel T. Jackson, Elliott |Powers and Harold M. Worth.

oTuberculosis® will be the topic! The INDIANAPOLIS ASSOCIA-

Ar-

Robertson, Brownstown, Ind.; Ind,

thur McElroy, Terre Haute, and Frank Jones. A floor length gown of soldier blue crepe was worn by Mrs. Smith, mother of the bride. The gown was trimmed in sequins and she wore a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Robbins also wore gardenias with her floor length black crepe. The bride attended Butler University where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and was graduated from Indiana University. Mr. Robbins also is a graduate of In-

Theta Fraternity.

Official to Talk

Miss M. Vashti

of Dr. James H. Stygall before the TION OF PURDUE WOMEN will

| ALPHA KAPPA LATREIAN CLUB hold a dessert meeting at the home

representative of the Wome

diana and is a member of Phi Delta |

GOP Women’s |

Reading, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Charles bition, were painted.

Burr, regional recently celebrated their 40th wed- | n’s Di- ding anniversary with a reception

meeting tomorrow at the Flower Of Mrs. Fred S. Saunders, 762 N. vision of the Republican National |

Mission Nurses’ Home. The club Riley Ave, at 7 recently completed furnishing and Charles Francik of the Indiana Fur | decorating a lounge for the nurses Co. will give a talk on furs. As-| of the Flower Mission Hospital. {sisting hostess will be Miss Esther Amick. | Mrs. C. N. Symons will talk on| ' New officers of the club are: Mrs.

{“Brazil” before the Anagnous Group Robert E. Jones, president; Mrs. Ind.

8f EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON at Beulah Christie, vice president; | its meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Jer- srs, Emma G. Pine, secretary-| auld McDermott, 6115 Ralston yeasyrer, and Mrs. Thomson Baber, Drive. |corresponding secretary.

The student group of the sorority Wed Recently

will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Walter South, 37 S. Bolton Ave. Mrs. Herman Roesch will talk on outstanding fiction and Mrs. Tom Smith will lead | the discussion. |

Continuing its year’s study program on “Our Country,” the INTER ALIA CLUB will hear reviews of| two books on New England tomor- | row at its meeting at the home of | Mrs. L. A. Turnock. : Mrs. Henry L. Simons will review ‘A New England Sampler’ (Early) and Mrs. Frank Haney will talk on “So You're Seeing New England” (Laughlin).

Guest day will be observed by the LATE BOOK CLUB at its meeting tomorrow. A style show presented by H. P. Wasson & Co. will be a feature of the program. Hostesses will be Mesdames E. Kirk McKinney, E. A. Sheffield and W. P. Hartz.

“The Years of Growth” will be

p. m. tOMOITOW. Committee in Chicago, will be the

Mrs. “Carl H. Irrgang, program chairman of the guild, will present a musical program and direct group singing following Mr. Mess’ talk. Mrs. Emil H. Souffiot, president, will | extend greetings. : * Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. A. J. Richardson, chairman, and Mesdames E. L. Eddington, Perry V. Roberts, Carl Seet, Bernard | H. Jeup, Ira Fisher and Ernest Ful- | lenwider. Mrs. Ray Retterer is chairman of transportation,

Mrs. Sutton Hostess Mrs. M. L. Sutton, 3727 Carrollton Ave., will entertain the John H. Hol- | liday Jr. Auxiliary of the American |

Wiener Roast For 'Y’ Club A wiener roast will be held a%

6:30 p. m. today at the Hawthorne Community House Annex by the

{ Monday Nighters’ Club of the Y. W.

C. A. Miss Margery Dudley, of the . W. C. A. staff, will be a guest. Miss Dorothy Kriel, club presie dent, has announced the following committees: Miss Thelma Damer and Mrs. Lena Bender, food, and Miss Vickey Repcheff and Miss Julia Farkas, place. ‘ The Quest Club of the Y. W.C. A. will hold its regular meeting Wed-< nesday with Miss Eleanor Pyle pre siding. . Miss Charity Kennedy will talk on “Possibilities for 1941.” One of the new features of the club evening is a study group set up by the League of Women Voters, The group, called “The World Today,” will study democratic government using the outline presented in “A. B. C. of the U. 8. A, a League publication. Leader of the discussion Wednesday will be Mrs. S. N. Campbell whose topic will be “What Does Government Do for Me?” Other classes at the Y. W, C. A. include gymnasium, contract bridge, chorus and creative writing, Tomorrow a new club for girls employed in industry, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Industrial Department, will meet at the Central building. Miss Dudley will be in charge of the meeting. Handicraft, is under the direction of Mrs. Irene Byers and a class in relaxation and gymnasium is taught by Miss Lil« lian Preston, executive of the Health Education Department of the Y.W.C. A,

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Alpha, Omega Chi. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Miss Gertrude Henn. 1333 Ringe gold Ave., hostess. Business meete ing, » Theta Mu Rho. 8 p. m. Wed, Miss Theresa Noel, 1606 E. Vermont St., hostess. . Alpha, Alpha Omicron Alpha. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Joslin’s Restaurant. Luncheon and bridge. East side members, guests. Beta, Omega Phi Tau. 8 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Charles Laurence, 60th St. and Michigan Road. First rush party. : Iota Kappa. 8 p. m. Tues. Miss Josephine West, 6301 N. Delawars St., hostess. Mrs, William Green=wood, in charge of bridge. Mrs, John Archer, Muncie, former president, guest. Irvington Epsilon Sigma Omicron, 2 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Lydia Gadd, 124 Johnson Ave., hostess. Mrs. W. H, Colsher reviewing “Land Below the Wind.” CLUBS

Deasa. 12:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. J. C, Davidson, 621 Linwood Ave, hostess. Luncheon.

Legion at luncheon Wednesday. She Tyi.0-Dice. Tues. Mrs. Bert Frink,

will report on the unit picnic at Knightstown and members will sew for the Red Cross. ;

Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Rohrman

at their home, 726 Lincoln St.

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principal speaker at a meeting of £ A

Indiana Republican Women's Clubs

Thursday - at the home of Mrs. Eleanor B. Snodgrass in Nashville,

Miss Burr formerly was a practicing attorney in Harrisburg, Pa. and has served as deputy state attorney for Pennsylvania. She also is chairman of the Republican Committee of the National Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Mrs. Snodgrass, vice chairman of the Indiana Republican State Committee, has extended her invitation to members and guests of the Republican Women's Clubs. A cavalcade will leave the Columbia Club at 9:30 a. m. Miss Emma McNanny, 2341 Carrollton Ave. is in charge of arrangements and reservations

A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon.

Legion Auxiliary To Hold Luncheon

by Madden Nottingham Unit No. 348, American Legion Auxiliary, at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the post home, 1130 W. 30th St.

following luncheon will be conducted by Mrs. Benjamin W. Frey,

|the subject of Mrs, James F. Price

president. Mrs. Herbert M. Sigman has been

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8385 West Drive, Woodruff Place, hostess. Marion County Chapter, Mothers. 1:30 p. m. Tues, War Memorial. Chi Rho Beta, Church of Christ the King. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Riviera Club, Harvest ‘leap year’ dance, Barn and square dancing.

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Mrs. J. N. Miss Mary Elizabeth Spangler, appointed chairman of the sick and | ; flower committee of the Auxiliary.

Joyce Clester, LaCarda Johnson, | The Parent-Teachers Association

; : at its meeting tomorrow. Betty Barker, Dorothy King, Jackie Study Group at School 34 was to 2

Cross will be the host. Baby Shop,

Fourth Floor.

<Q Intyre,,’

Lawson, Ruby Marksbary, Doris Morgan, Patsy Pelfrey, Peggy McJoanna Jennings, Ann

' Bishop, Braun, Williamson and

Haig.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe

[meet at 1:30 p. m. today to hear| 'E. B. Hargrave, vice principal of _ Mrs. James Delong was Miss | Washington High School, speak on Marie Walters, daughter of Mr. “Our Children at Home and in| and Mrs. H. T. Walters, Shoals, School.” Ind, before her recent marriage.

At tomorrow's meeting of CHAPTER S, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, the program will feature exemplifica‘tion of the ritual. Mrs. Donaldson

D. Britton in a recent service. Mr. and Mrs. Britton are at home at 1209 N. Illinois St.

Spangler, was married to Welbon

Members of the Auxiliary will assist the Post members in a Halloween party Oct. 31 at the post home_to which members of Post and Auxiliary and their families are invited. 8

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