Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1941 — Page 18

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Society—

South American Theme Will Mark The Lambs Club Frolic on April 12

A CARMEN MIRANDA-ISH touch will characterize the Spring Frolic of the Lambs Club April 12 at the Columbia Club. Tunes, lyrics and dances planned for the floor show will have a decidedly South American flavor. A highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the new “Cubano” dance. Mr. and Mrs, John K. Rutkelshaus have heen named chairmen for the frolic. Assisting them will be Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue and Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr,

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Following the Lambs Frolic by a week will be the “Stansfield Stampede,” the Stansfield Circle's contribution to the spring social scene. The dude ranch dinner dance will be at the Woodstock Club.

Mrs. Richard E. McCreary Jr. general chairman for the dance, is being assisted by Mrs. Fred W. Kohlmever, entertainment: Mrs. Albert M. Campbell, tickets; Mrs. A. K. Scheidenheim, patronesses; Mrs. William F. Wiggins, decorations; Mrs. William Gambill, are rangements, and Mrs. Donald B. Keller, publicity.

Orchard School Dinner Is Tonight

NUMEROUS RESERVATIONS have heen made. for. the Founders’ Day dinner to be held tonight at the Woodstock Club in observa ance of the 20th anniversary of Orchard. School. . Mrs. Donald Jameson of the board of trustees arranged the dinner with the assistance of Miss Judith Preston, alumni president. Among those who will attend are Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, Messrs. and Mesdames Lee Burns. Robert B Failey, Gordon H., Thompson, John Morris Haines, Eli ‘Lilly. James OC. Gipe, John Appel, Clyde Oshorne and Guv A. Wainwright, Miss Fave Henley, Mrs. John Brandon and Mrs. William Ray Adams Others who have reservations are Drs. and Mesdames Robert J. Masters, W. L. Richardson, E. Bishop Mumford, J. Carlton Daniel, O. P. Hannebaum, Russell Hippensteel, Willis D. Gatch and Karl

chairman of arrangements: an, who will supervise registration.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Plan Convention of Photoplay Indorsers

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These three members of the Tndorsers of Thotoplays are active in arrangements for the annual convention of the Indiana Indorsers April 24 in the Columbia Club, Left to right are Mrs. E. W. Cowley, co-

Mrs, Casper R., Kempf, head of the ushers committee, and Mrs. W, D. Keen-

M Koons, Judge and Mrs. F, W. Booth, Mesdames Louis H. Haerle, Elvan Y. Tarkington, James Cunningham, F. Allison Preston and Leslev Lee. Also at the dinner will be Messrs, and Mesdames Clarence F.

St, {1 HETA TAU PSI SORORIT Y at a bridegroom-to-be, will be best man {1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon tomor- | 2nd groomsmen will be Miss Ham-

Sorority Will ‘Hold Province

Meeting

Alpha Zeta Betas to Convene in Marion

Plans for attendance at a province {convention are being made by members of a sorority's local chapter. Indianapolis members of ALPHA | ZETA BETA SORORITY who will jattend the Eta Province meeting in Marion Saturday Sunday inMiss Mary Louise Walpole, Upsilon Chapter president

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garet Salladay, province director. | J. Shannahan and Ann Pfortner, Mary MarMooney and Julia Sullivan, {will attend a ball Saturday evening land a Sunday business meeting and {luncheon Mrs. Shannahan's candidacy for {national chaplain-historian will be (announced at the Sunday meeting [She will be up for election at the (sorority’s national convention in {Hollywood next July,

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Mrs. Kenneth Beisinger of Hdge[wood will be hostess to members of { TAU DELTA TAU SORORITY to- | MOITrow ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA SORORITY will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Frances Filcer, 2000 Hovt Ave. After a short business meeting members will sew for the Red Cross

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rd Miss Geneva Wilkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A, Wilkins, will be married Friday to Raymond Charles Durham. The ceremony will be read in St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Wedding Date Is Announced

April 26 has been chosen by Miss | Betty Hamerstacdt as the date fo her wedaing to Paul Wertz Scheuring, The ceremony will be performed at 4:30 p. m, in the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William D. Hamerstadt, 2021 N. Pennsylvania St Miss Mary Jane Hamerstadt be her sister's only attendant Charles Scheuring, brother of the

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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1841

Assistants for Revue Tea Are Named

Party at I. A. C. © Precede Show

Assistants for the tea dance and

reception Saturday from 4 te 5:30 p. m. in the Indianapoli= Athletic | Club, preceding the Jordan River Revue performance that night, have been announced by Mrs Rav H Briggs, chairman. The Revue east will be guests of honm In the receiving line Briggs will be Governor and Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, Mrs. Harre L. Foreman and Harry Gause, presiU. alumni clubs; Prank E. Allen of South Bend, Judge Ora L. Wildermuth of Gary, Paul Feltus and President Herman B Wells of Bloomington, Uz MeMurtrie and J. Dwight Peterson. Among assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Robert E. Cavanaugh, [Miller Hamilton, Ernest Baltzell W (H. Crawford, John T. Wheeler, Albert Rabb, Samuel Ashby and Robert W. Long, Mrs. Bo McMillin and [Mrs, Lee Norvelle of Bloomington {and Mrs. Allen Tea hostesses, Mescdames MeMiirtrie, Peterson, Kin Hubbard and Willis D. Gatch, will be assisted hy |Mesdames Carroll Sipe, Hiram Sex son, Fred A, Ritter and William J. Stout, Miss Jane Bosart and Mise Mary Jane Thompson. Louis Lowe's orchestra will play for the dance Flowers in university colorys will dees orate the tea table

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Governor Has Box

{ At English's night for the revue, guests in the Governor's box will include Mire Schricker, Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Rab bins of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrz

Theater Saturday

Pledge Dinner Party Scheduled "Thelma Powell : N n By Alpha Gamma Latreian Club; 'T'o Be Honored Clio Club to Hear Mrs. Hadley a a Nuvi women |

study |@ppears today with the announce"iment of wedding attendants Miss Thelma EE. Powell, whose

Merrell, James Baird, Thomas Sheerin, Carl F. Eveleigh, J. T. Mc- [rou Dermott, Harvey Cox, Louis McClennen, H. Maurice Angell, George Home, Earl C, Randles, Leroy Gordner, Jameson. George Dailey, Perry O'Neal, Horace A, Shonle, Egbert Driscoll. Victor Jose, Thomas Hendricks, Robert Robinson, Jasper Scott. Hobson Wilson, Charles Culp, David Williams, Horace Wright, Weber D Donaldson, Silas Reagan and Rav Peterson Faculty members at the dinner will include Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert Sweet, Richard Rice and Walter Froelich, Mrs. Helen

Mrs. Karl Schwomeyer, presi- erstadt’s brothers, John and William. Mr, Scheuring is the son of Mr. anda Mrs. Charles E. Scheuring . | Miss Harriet Jane Holmes will DELTA CHAPTER. PHI DELTA have a tea Monday at the In Other ; . ’ Ls thers with hox reservatioy PI FORORITY, will hold a meeting | @ianapolis Athletic Club for the Mi. and iy Ward 3 Bl 2 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of bride-to-be Several other parties Bloomington; Judge and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Dorothy Hale, 1011 N. Temple are planned for her | Blessing and Judge and Mis. A, J

Don Talbott and George Schricker. Guests in Dr. and Mrs. Willis D Gateh's hox will be President Danis! Robinson of Butler University and Mrs. Robinson

dent will preside at the meeting and officers for the year will be elected, ,

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Indianapolis clubs and women's organizations are planning programs, dinners and a card party. The CLIO CLUB will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Hubert H.|

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Surprise, Mrs. Mabel Culmer, Erwin Krohn, Misses Florence Gipe, Clarissa Bogart, Vera Hunte, Elizabeth Hopkins, Mary Ann Beaumont, Frances Wishard, Jean Stott, Jean Grumme and Preston Children now in the 7th and 8th grades of the school as well as

B great many of the alumni also will be at the dinner. urday evening for ALPHA GAMMA

|LATRETAN CLUB'S pledge party and dinner. Committee members assisting her will be the Misses | {Elizabeth Evans, Helen Hittle and | | Hortense St. Lorenz,

| Papers on “Movie Children” by | Mrs. C. W. Cole and on "The Path-! way of Our Presidents” hy Mrs C.| | V.

Algonquin Club to Hold Scavenger Hunt | ALGONQUIN RIDING CLUB members will desert their horses for wheeled conveyances tomorrow night as they participate in a scavenger hunt. The hunt, arranged by Misses Louise and Rosemary Dickson. Mary and Emma Moore, will be held in connection with a “patriotic party” at their clubhouse. Following the hunt, members will return refreshments Serving on the refreshments dames Roger Teeguarden. Ravmond Doud Pinella. E. R. Hair and William A. Hussey, Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn Mrs. Hubert Thomas will be in charge of serving Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doman and Mr. and Mrs. H. 8S. Cheney have arranged the party,

to the clubhouse for committee are MesMarvin Curle, Frank

{NOON READING CLUB tomorrow Mrs. R. P. Bell, 2316 Broadway, will | { be hostess, assisted by Mrs. B, C. | Wright.

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Auditions for roles in the Children's Civic Theater's final play The Geology Group of the NAof the year will be heard from 12 to 4 p. m. Saturday and from 3:30 to 5 p. m. Monday in the Civic Theater rehearsal room. 1852 N. Alabama St. Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan and Mrs. Joseph W, Walden, co-directors, will be in charge of the tryouts. The play, to be presented April 23 and 27, will be a modern comedy, “The Seven Little Rebels” by Rosemary Gabbert Musil, author of the theater's opening play of the year. Children from the agds of 8 to 12 and a few adults are needed to fill the roles.

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(home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. { Hanna, 1325 N. New Jersey. Miss {Rhoda Davies is chairman.

Montgomery will in Literature” at the MAGAZINE in the home of

Miss Margaret {talk on ‘Music ja meeting of |CLUB Saturday |

The opening bridge party of the 1941 summer season at the Indianapolis Country Club will be held April 16 at the club following a 1 o'clock Tuncheon, Mrs. Robert Bowen and Mrs. Hal Keeling will be in charge of the first party and Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe of the summer series of bridge luncheons,

JANE JORDAN

Pennsylvania St. Assistant esses will be Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher and Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo.

members of the LUTHERAN

BUSINESS AND PROFESSTONAL |, WOMEN'S CLUB will be given at |e

Miss Jean Stine will entertain | Arthur Bruhn, and R. J. Roehl

the Central Y. W. C. A. A business meeting will follow at 7:30 o'clock,

The WOMEN'S AUXILIARY

DEAR JANE JORDAN--1 am a girl of 21 and have heen married four months. My husband is 24. When we first were married mv husband said we would live with his mother, father and sister for about two months, then we would move to ourselves. But we are still there and life is miserable for me. His family is jealous and selfish. They resent my being there and are trying to get me so tisgusted that T will leave my husband. Every time I mention moving out his father gets sick and his mother has heart attacks, My husband buys the groceries, coal, pavs the loan and gives his sister money. As for me, T have to do without, He never does things about loving and comforting me as he did before we were married He isn't a companion or a pal at all, but is cross and faultfinding. I've tried to talk to him about bringing his money home to me and letting me pay the board and the bills at home, but he doesn’t see my point. Should I put up with this or leave him? WORRIED.

{tea at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Guest | speakers will he Mrs. Glenn D. Roe, | sixth national vice president, Akron, |0- and Mrs. Raymond Roth, Indilana state president. Mrs. George | [Karl will have charge of a program. | Mrs. Ruby Welsh is general chafr- | Iman of a pillowslip card party to be [given tomorrow at

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on the Circle. Assistants will be Mes[dames Marion Wayland, Gertrude | {Hutson, Mary McDowell, Jessie {Spencer, Niza Stretsberry, Edith | |Magenheimer and Miss Gertrude | Bopp.

Answer—Now you know that vou never, never should have gone to live with vour htishand’s family. I know of few situations more difficult for a young wife. When your husband promised to move put within twe months, vour cue was to postpone your marriage two more months, It is a lot easier to avoid a situation than te escape from it after you are plunged into it. Besides, a man is more eager to please a woman before she has signed on the dotted line, After the ceremony he is apt to feel more complacent You have a right to agitate for your own home, regardless of the heart attacks. but I do not believe you should expect to gnanage vour husband's money. Many men do not like to hand over their wages to their wives although most of them will consent to an allowance if they start their married lives on that basis, I do not know how vou can force your husband te found a home for vou now. Already the two of vou have grown apart to a distressing extent, Complaining and crving won't help, but you can bring a slow, steady pressure to bear. You can try to sel! him on the idea by picturing the charms of a home of his own. You can win him over to vour side by using the same graces that made him want to marry vou in the first place. You'd better start trying right away, too, for the longer you live with his family, the less you will be able to influence him.

| speaker at a meeting of LA JUNTA] PAN AMERICANA tomorrow eve-| ning in the home of Miss Ruth | Lewman, 5940 Carrollton Ave. She will talk on Argentina, using as| background her extensive study of | aspects of South American life, !

Guild Selects Candidates

Carl Ploch will posed as candidate for the presidency of the Methodist Hospital | [White Cross Guild when election |

— Mrs be unopJANE JORDAN-T am a girl of 18 and a high school 1 do not smoke or drink but I do like to go out and have a good time. I love to dance but every time my girl friends and I go dancing we are thoroughly disgusted. The only boys who go dancing in a public place are those who are rough and tough and out to get a girl like themselves. I would like to hear a hoy's view on this question. CURIOUS.

DEAR graduate

eon Mav 12. She was nominated for re-election at an executive board | meeting yesterday in the Nurses’ | Home of the hospital, Mrs. John W. Noble, nominating | committee chairman, made the report,

” ” to meet well-behaved bovs you will have In any event vou should not go to a Wait until some young man JANE JORDAN,

n Answer—I{ you want to rely on private parties public dancing place with another girl. invites you,

Put vour problems in a letter ta Jane Jordan who will answer your questions

secretary; Mrs. H. F. Sudranski, asin this column daily,

sistant recording secretary,

‘Meridian W.CTL U, To Hear Review

Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike will review “A

Plan Party J Goodly Fellowship” (Mary Ellen

Plans of the Seventh Ward Chase) at the Meridian W. C. T. U.’s

Woman's Republican Club include guest day meeting Wednesday at 2 U, Knipp, fourth vice president; | those for a card party at 2 p. m.|P. mM. in the Banner-Whitehill audi- | Mrs. John G. Benson, fifth vice tomorrow in the TUBES NOMAD tanh DR Sey, Tes. spuditorium. Mrs, Hezzie B. Pike, | so on the program planned bY | ship secretary, and Miss Thelma club president, has named Mrs. | Mrs. P. A. Wood, chairman, will be Hawthorne, historian. Bernice Culley as general chairman. [solos by Mrs. C. A. McPheeters, Mrs -_ihiirrg™

Mise Hattie Benefiel tickets: MTs. omelet ie teecate ore | Mark Anniversary le Langsdale and Miss Eleanor | ; i ! ! » 0 . er table prizes, Mrs. Dale | Kilg. H, N. Garris, Ralph J. Hud-| The second birthday of IndianBrown and Mrs. Walter Strong, spe- | 0tison, C. H. Brackatt, C. F. Dan- lapolis Salon 295 of the American cial prizes; Mrs. A. E. Richardson, 1h Nettie Brocker and Grace New- Legion Auxiliary's 8 and 40 Society

. NY " secretary; Mrs. Republicans assistant treasurer, and Mrs. H, W. | Krause, parliamentarian, Those nominated for re-election |

| Harry L. Foreman, first vice presi(dent; Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, second vice president; Mrs, Clarence |

Kemp, 7254 Pennridge Drive, for a program on “The Making of a Mo ern Daily” given by Mrs, Joel W, Hadley,

Miss Mary Helen Borcherding, 1601 E. 59th

8p m by the p= |JOLLY 12 CLUB. The party will be | in the Assembly Room of the Indi-|{ + anapolis Power and Light Co. offices | \ : A

occurs at the annual Guild lunch- | |

New names on the ticket are | : | Mrs. Lee Nicholson, third vice pres- | i: ident; Mrs. D. A. Bartley, recording |

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| William R. Klingholz, corresponding | i Raymond Herath, |!

|in addition to Mrs. Ploch are: Mrs, | #

Mesdames Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth, 4437 N.| Burkhardt, Juanita Clark, Katherine maid of honor and bridesmaids will host- | Cushman, O Gray, Almeda Klepfer, C. S. Palmer, a sister-in-law of Mr. Church | Juanita Sauter, Alice Shearer, Dor- Paul Church; lothy Snyder, Ina Mae Strong and | Stuck and Miss Marian A 6 o'clock dinner Monday for garry Wiest.

cards and tallies; Miss Audrey Cook, bys {will be celebrated with a coveredcandy. The club will meet at 10 a. m next Tuesday to sew for the Red | Cross and hold a noon covered dish | A change in hostesses for the| Guest of the group will be Mrs. luncheon. Mrs. Lyman Thompson, | Spade and Trowel Garden Club Pauline Rairdon, national secretary2047 N. Delaware St., will be hostess, meeting at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow has | treasurer of the organization. Mrs. assisted by Mrs. Emily W., Thomas, |been announced. The meeting will | Carl Boeldt will preside at the party Mrs. J. W, Carr and Miss Elizabeth be the home of s. Irving |and at the Waddle. # Pa , 5726 Broadway Terrace. ing to follow.

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dish supper next Thursday at 8:30 dianapolis Times, Today's Pattern (Pp. m. in the home of Mrs. Jess Ray, | Service, 214 W. Marviand St, Indi-

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Chorus to Give peretta

Directed hy Charles Gever, the

Montgomery will he given at a (Marion County Homemakers’ Chorus {meeting of the FRIDAY AFTER- | will give a “Gypsy Operetta” tomor(row night at 8 o'clock in Hawthorne Hall. | be Garrison violin soloist,

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Catherine Yeager will and Miss Laura

Solo parts will be taken by Mes-

| TURE STUDY CLUB of Indiana dames Geraldine McWilliams, Earl | will meet tomorrow evening at the J. Tolin, Edna Thompson and Miss Garrison. be composed of Mesdames Mildred

A dance ensemble will

Ackermann, Edwin Bowen, James

Meneghini, Frances Ooley and Pauline Wallen.

Other members of the chorus are Frank Blank, Garnet

D. Forsythe, Albert

Jeunes Filles Hold Party

members of the Les Jeunes Filles

Basque Beauty

Mrs. T. N. Siersdorfer will be the |

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{marriage to Earl E. White will take place June 1 in the Third Christian { Church, will be guest of honor at a {pottery shower Monday given by Mrs. Samuel W, Light, Hovey St, | Parents of the engaged couple are Mr. and Mrs. Meade W. Powell, 3110 [Ruckle St., and Mr. and Mrs. Felix E. White, 1009 Cottage Ave Guests at the shower will he Mes |dames Powell, White, Otto Bade Erwin Bohn, Natalia Conner, Keithley, Carl A. DPoltel | Roberts and Roy Tracey, the Fay Blankenbeker, Esther Carpenter, Doris Coffey, Mildred Fowle) Dorothy Hunt, Bernice LeMaste! Martha Shaw and Wanita Watson

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Attendants for her wedding cere mony Easter Sunday at the Olive Branch Christian Church have been [announced by Miss Mary Louise {Bruhn, daughter of Mr. and Mis: Paul Bruhn, 704 Sanders St g (will become the bride of George W | Church, son of Mr, and Mrs, George (Church, Rdgewood. Miss Shirley Jenkins

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pe her sister, Miss Willamae Bruhn; Mrs Clavborna 1.ee binder. Flower girl will be Judith Bsarey. Mr. Church has chosen James Paris as his best man and as ushers the bride-to-be's uncle,

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| A miscellaneous shower will be

to Sub Deh Club and their guests at|given Tuesday for Miss Bruhn hy [the NATTONAL FEDERATION of 7:30 p. m. today at her home, 1144 Miss Vasbhinder in her home, assist- | POSTOFFICE CLERKS will give a Reisner St

(ed by her mother, Mrs. Jess Vas- | binder. The following dav Mrs. Paul (Church, Miss Willamae Bruhn and [Miss Stuck will entertain at the | Bruhn home. On April 4 Miss Jen (kins will be hostess, assisted by her | mother, Mrs. George Jenkins, at a personal shower for the bride-to-be

| The approaching marriage of Miss {Edna Klezmer to Alvin H. Johnson

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[her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Klezmar, 2042 Singleton St. The wedding will take place April 6 in the Columbia Club with Rabbi Maurice Feuerlicht reading the a'clock ceremony. Mr, Johnson is the son of Mrs Samuel Johnson of Chicago. He attended the University of Chicago, DePaul University and is a graduate of the Joan Marshall Law School Attendants at the wedding will be Miss Helen Regenstreif and Milton

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Musicale Plans Benefit Bridge

Announcement of a benefit luncheon bridge Tuesday to he sponsored by the Choral Section of the In- | dianapolis Matinee Musicale has { been made by Mrs. Arthur Madison finance committee chairman. Lunch{eon will be served at 12:30 o'clock [in the Food Craft Shop. Reserva- | tions mav be made with Mrs. Madi[son or her assistant, Mrs, John Shaw, Reservations already for luncheon include those for dames J. G. Mingle, Sumner lace, Harry Moore, C. C. York, Charles Gustafson, Oliver Fevrier, John Egger, J. W. Middaw, Ora Pierson, V. R. Teeter, Paul Whipple, C. W. Keyler, A. L.. Limp, F. D. Payne, Louis Kirch, C. H. Hull, Henry Kornblum, Otis Bledsoe, E. P Gisler, E. J, Wilson, A. R. Cohee, J, R. Howell, Paul Lawall, Natalia Conner, W. E. Wolf, Robert Drake Leslie Steinbach and W, E. VanTalge. Other reservations have been made by Mesdames Frank J. Billeter, L. Preston Highley, Guy Rhodes, C. A. Carlisle, H. J. Schlicht, Hollie Shideler, O. P. Higgins, Ralph Terry, Davii Hedges, Ora Enzor, Edward Hitzelberg, Minor 8. Gould-

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Miss Gertrude Otto, 1128 Carrollton Ave, will entertain members of the O. O. M. P, H. Chapter, Sub-Deb | Federation, in her home tonight for

lunch supper.

Tri D's Meet Tonight

The Tri D Club will meet at 7:30 o'clock topight in the home of Miss

Book ordered together, 26 cents.

Virginia Rush, 444 Eastern Ave.

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Sub Debs to Hold Supper

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| Stevenson, Danville; Judge and Mrs. Paul E. Laymon, Dr. and Mis. W. FP. Hughes, Messrs. and Mesdames MeMurtrie, Peterson, Allen, Frank H. Streightoff ard Ralph Thompson One box party will include Willis Coval, his daughters, Miss Jean Coval and Mrs. W. Mitchell Tavior, and Dr, Tavio Among groups attending the per= formance together will he Messrs and Mesdames William Nixon, Kevin Brosnan, Lawrence Crosbie, Misses Frances Brock, Margaret Tavieor and Mary Lloyd, Richard Ray, Kurt Lieher and Vincent Ryde Mr, and Mrs. Hiram he with Miss Betty Phyllis Landis. Victor Kingdon and Charles Bammhill Another group will include Dr. and Mrs. Russell R. Hippensteel, Dr. and Mrz. Hairy L Foreman and Dr. and Mrs, Maurice | Mason. Also together will be Messrs and Mesdames Bryant W. Gillespie Jr, Heber D. Williams and C. C. Prathe: A party the revie will include Messrs, and Mesdames Guv Morrison, R. A Wail and George A Van Dyke Jr., Mrs. James Fenner, Dr. E W. Dvar. Dr. and Mrs. David A. Morrison of Kokomo and Lawrence Domond, Aurora, Il

'P. E. O. Unit Holds Annual Election

Mis. H. E. Boggy elected president of Chapter U, Helms of South |p, BE. O. Sisterhood. Other officers arrived in Tndianapo- | for the coming year are Mrs. V. C for a visit with her Daugherty, vice president; Mrs. R Richard McG. Helms, and HJ. Carpenter, recording secretary Helms, 4030 N. Pennsylvania St. Mys. Howard Hough, corresponding and Mrs. Ben Turner Jr, and Seereuary, Me Mrs. M Payne Mrs. William W, Garstang gg Louisville yesterday for a ehmplaih and Murs oor ar ig guard. First and second ht to Indianapolis Apr “to the state convention will be Mie Indianapolis Ds A Si i Rogey and Mrs, Siegesmund Mr: , " Indianapolis Council of Women with

Mary Hardwick, Donald Budge . ) Sh William Tilden II Mrs. Rolland Nail as second dele (gate

Beach will come Saturfrom Lake Erie College, Paines- | J) oO. spend the spring vaca- : with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Beach, 5147 Central Ave

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Dynes to Speak Dr. Omer A. Dynes will speak on “Seeing Mexico” at a meeting of the Fairview Mothers’ Club of the TndiFife has returned anapolis Free Kindergarten Tuesday New York where she has heen The 8 Pp. m. meeting in the KinderVISIHINE the past two weeks. garten rooms. 4153 Boulevard Place | While there, she gave two drama re- will be followed by an open house views and saw a number of plays. |for fathers

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