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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1941

Card Party Committee |7..'T. A. State Queen Alice of the Tennis Courts Aspires to a A TY RE Day at I. A. C. Career as a Concert Singer--and Maybe the ‘Met’

: THERE IS A STORY behind the Is April 19

recent abdication from the queen's throne of amateur tennis. Chi Omega Alumnae Meet Tonight

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As Alice Marble tells it in her jown words: “I'd rather sing well than do anything else in the world.” And that is, in no small measure, the reason the Glamor Girl of Sport forsook the amateur ranks to embark on a professional tour with ‘Mary Hardwick, Bill Tilden and {Donald Budge. They will be here April 14 to play an exhibition match at the Butler Fieldhouse under the sponsorship of the Auxiliary to the Indianpolis Orphans’ Home. La Marble, be it known, has always wanted to be a concert star. Money from the tour will help her continue her lessons under Dr. Mario Marafioti, California voice teacher and for 25 years the throat specialist for the Metropolitan Opera. Has she ambitions to sing in Grand Opera? That's a big order, opines Alice, and takes years of hard work. However, if Dr. Marafioti thinks there are possibilities in that direction, Alice plans to give it the same sort of hard practice she poured into tennis. “What aspiring young singer,” she asks, “hasn't dreamed of singing at the Metropolitan?”

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DAUGHTER of an obscure upstate California farmer, the blond Alice Probation Commission from 1933 had played some more or less hap|to 1936. She was at one time di- hazard tennis as a growing girl but (rector of the St. Louis Board of her real competitive career can be | Children's Guardians before join- said to have started the day she met ling the Legion’s staff. {the famous tennis coach, Eleanor Indianapolis alumnae will be hos- | Tennant, on the courts of Golden {tesses at the luncheon, under the Gate Park, San Francisco, some nine | general chairmanship of Miss Louise | years ago. { Berndt. Her assistants will be Mrs.| “Teach,” as Miss Tennant is | Scatt Padgett, Miss Jane Worsham [known to young players throughout |and Miss Lois Zimmerman, lunch- the country, saw in the girl the eon program; Mrs. R. A. Vestal makings of a champion. She Mrs. H. B. Smith and Miss Kath- changed her grips and her methods. ryn Dittrich, dance; Mrs. O. H. of playing and started her on the Dunn and Mrs. Allen McGinley. |long trek which led to the world’s| This, she declares, sets her up for/to attain the stamina so vital to Miss Jeanette Robbins will play championship. Since that day, Miss|{the whole day. Before breakfast tournament play. the harp during the luncheon and | Marble has won 23 national cham-|she goes for a walk, varying it now| By her abdication from the ama- | accompany group singing of Sor- | pionships here and abroad. fand tien by brisk sprints. Then,|teur throne, Alice has opened a jority songs. A silver cup Will be| What's more she didn't get that|if possible, she skips the rope for| broad vista for aspiring voung girl awarded the pledge group present- title of Glamor Girl of Sport with- 10 minutes. This strengthens the players. To many observers it looks ing the best stunt following lunch- {out work either. Tennis fans legs and back muscles and peps up like a pretty open race, with a Son ang a scholarship cup will 80 to watching her dash across a court| the circulation. dozen ambitious players scrambling the chapter with the best scholastic | probably imagine that her slender, | Then comes for the prize. But Queen Alice

Junior L On Members’ Special Abilities

Plans for a spring State Day and an annual Founders’ Day banquet are included in today’s news of sororities,

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MOST RECENT ORGANIZATION to join the national campaign to list the special abilities of American men and women is the National Association of Junior Leagues of America. At the suggestion of national officers, the Indianapolis League is making a survey of members’ backgrounds, education and special talents. Mrs. Wilson Mothershead is calling all for individual interviews to be Wednesday at the 38th Street Branch of the Merchants’ National Bank. The completed ref= erence cards for each member will become a part of the Junior League Index, which will give full information concerning the national organization's 35,000 members. Present and future calls for volunteers in community service will then be filled from this master file. Other members of Mrs, Mothershead's committee, Mesdames John Collett, George Ziegler, Louis Huesmann, Jere= miah L. Cadick, Wallace Tomy, Henry Atkins Jr. John M, Moore and Miss Elizabeth Watson, will meet at her home Friday morning to check lists of appointments and make final plans for the interviews. Mrs. Booth T. Jameson, League president, is an ex-officio member, The league's Camera Club met yesterday at Lieber's North Side branch to develop and print portraits its members made at their last meeting.

Miss Emma C. Puschner, in charge of national American Legion child welfare work, will be the luncheon speaker at ZETA TAU ALPHA State Day April 19 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Her topic will be “National Security Depends Upon What Happens to Our Children| Now.” Alumnae and members of active chapters from Indiana and Butler Universities and Franklin College will attend the luncheon and a dance in the main ballroom of the Athletic Club. Presidents of active and alumnae chapters will be seated at the luncheon speaker's table with Miss Puschner and with committee chairmen. An attorney and child welfare authority, Miss Puschner was president of the Indiana State Conference on Social Work in 1938 and chairman of the Indiana State

A committee headed by members week and planning held next Monday, Tuesday and

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Mrs. C. F. Endicott (left) and Mrs, D. J. Drummond are members of the Sigma Nu Mothers’ Club which is sponsoring a benefit card party this afternoon in Block's auditorium,

Miss Alice Marble

Pray-Reagan Ceremony Read, Miley-Kramer Rite Saturday; Shower Fetes Rosalind Barrow

Indianapolis families have announced a marriage, wedding plans and! several showers for brides-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. Enos D. Pray, 2174 N, Meridian St., their son, Francis, | and Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Buchanan are returning from Moorestown,

Mrs, Booth Jameson

rvations for Concerts Listed

RESERVATIONS for the concerts presented Musical Art Quartet at the John Herron Art announced. A gift of the concerts to the Art 1aianapolis will release ticket proceeds to the Art 's maintenance fund. the opening concert last iay and Friday. Each

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»s of programs. ations have been made under the following names: MesLaurance Chambers, Edgar F. Kiser, James O. Ritchey, cele, David Rubins, Robert Tschaegle, Robert Sinclair, Hamer. Charles Latham; the Misses Barbara Hickam, jillson and Jean Orlofl; C. W. Efroymson, E. B. Taggart, Schellschmidt, William M. Rockwood. E. Francis Bowditch, ( Fritz Schaefer and Walter Whitworth,

D. A. R. Chapter to Meet

MESDAMES ARTHUR V. BROWN, John E. Hollett. William H. Coleman, Charl N. Williams and Charles B. Robertson will be hostesses at a meeting of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter, Daughter rican Revolution, Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in the Props the program will be the annual election of office: showing of films, “Wake Up, America” and *The Marches

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vices for three members of the Caroline Scott Daughters of the American Revolution, who have month, will be conducted Thursday at the Mrs. Henry C. Ketcham is in charge of the Eugene Darrach, who was known as the Chapter was during Mrs. Darrach’s term as regent that er house was purchased. She also served as the ate D. A. R Johnson will + and Mrs. John W. Moore 1] and Distaff unit of the chapter s. Gustavus B. Taylor will preside.

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I'o ohtain piano facilities for Henry G. Stiles’ illustrated talk { a Young Man's Fancy’ tonight at a special guest | he Century Club will nieet in the large assembly hall of R. Chapter House. The program announced for April 8 Charles L. George's discussion of “Three American Shrines.” ® 2” #2 ” n n and Mrs. Oscar Jose Jr., who are vacationing in Palm Fla.. entertained informally over the week-end at the 11 Hot Jardin Royal for another Indianapolis visitor, rv Rogers Mallory; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Jr., Detroit, and Mrs. George Randall of Palm Beach. {

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Fathers of students in the BROOKSIDE KINDERGARTEN will be guests at a MOTHER'S! CLUB meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m.| On the program will be a talk by H. W. Moesch Jr., State Conservation Department field representative, and

a year's study pro-) indorsement of a candioffice head today's news activities FOREST HILLS GARDEN will meet tomorrow in the yf Mrs. E. H, Bach, 5818 Win-| Ave its study of it, raising

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Mrs. R. W, Carter will report on

N. J., where they attended the wedding Saturday afternoon of the Prays’ record during the last year. State son, Enos G. Pray, to Miss Wilma Lucile Reagan, daughter of Mr. and Day will close with dancing from Mrs. Chester L. Reagan. Mr. and Mrs, Buchanan are an uncle and aunt|/10 Pp. m. to 1 a. m. of the bridegroom. | Ken Keeney's orchestra.

The ceremony took place in the Friends’ Meeting House at 4 o'clock |

W. Cadbury Jr, acting 8% OVErSeEDs, mmm ———————————————————— | Day with the annual The bride's attendants were her who will be assisted by Mrs. Pence. | dinner. Following dinner, Mrs. W. sisters, Mrs. James D. Hull Jr. and Other guests will be Mrs. William | F. Gradison, new alumnae Miss Ina Mae Reagan of Moores-|Neiswanger, Urbana, 1ll.; Mesdames| dent, will report on the sorority's town. Others in the wedding party | Blanchard, Voltmer, Williams, | national convention last week-end were Francis Pray, best man, and|Vreeland, Turk, Crandall, McCord, in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, as ushers Mr. Hull and Paul H./Winsey, Manhart, G. W. Giddings, and Miss Kitty Lou Loper will read Buchanan Jr. of New York, Mr./G. Herbert Smith, Fred Hixson, the sorority’s history. Prayv's cousin. |Clyde E. Wildman, Coen G. Pierson, | Mrs. F. D. Carey is in charge of {Francis C. Tilden and Vernon Van decorations and dinner plans, as-

White brocaded satin, made with | ; s it bodice 2 11 skirt. formed |Dyke and Miss Flynn. sisted by Mrs. Jerry F. Roesch and a fitted bodice and fu t ( Ale Miss Betty Walters.

the bridal gown. With it Miss Party Benetits

Reagan wore a Juliet cap and al Aged Woman ~ Guests of BETA CHAPTER,

tulle fingertip veil caught with| orange blossoms. She carried white | lilacs, freesias and gerbera. Her at-| tendants were gowned in blue silk] jersey, made with shirtmaker tops, | Plans for the Welfare Club's an-| THETA DELTA SIGMA SORORive ITY, at a recent breakfast at nual ) 9 ton 4 : 4 Catherine's Tearoom, were Mrs. at 2 p. m, Wednesday, April 16, in Mary Brown and the Misses Evelyn {Block's auditorium, are being ef- Skillman, Mary Martindale and [fected by committee members work-

shirred waistlines and full pleated | skirts. They wore flower hats and] | Betty Keyser, ing with Mrs. Frank Gleaves, ar-| rangements chairman.

Miss Margaret Doughtey will entertain GAMMA CHAPTER members of TRI CHI SORORITY to-

night at 7:30 o'clock for a business meeting.

benefit card party, to be held

|bidium orchids.

colored films of state parks. |

carried pink snapdragons and delphinium., Mrs. Pray wore an orchid corsage with a gown of fuchsia crepe. The | ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA k s | DELTA TAU SORORITY will meet | With the party's proceeds, the tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Hotel A reception followed the ceremony ¢lub Will finance the placing of a) geyerin, at the Reagan home. The couple Woman in the Indianapolis Home | will be at home after April 15 in [for Aged Women. Its contributions | Lafavette, where Mr. Pray is a | member of the Purdue University] faculty. Both are graduates of Earlham College,

mother of the bride chose a gown of dusty pink sheer crepe, blue acalready have given six women membership in the home.

cessories and a corsage of pink cym-| Reservations for the party may

Pledges Tonight be made with Mrs. Harry Kuhn or]

(Mrs. William Bartlett, co-chairmen,| Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta & 8 = {or Mesdames W, R. Hatton, J. W. Omega Sorority will hold pledge The approaching marriage of Miss) Dixon, FP, H. Green, R. L. Rummel, | soy yjces tonight at the Hotel WashHelene Elizabeth Kramer to ©. La-{P2ul Goldrick and F. L. St. Olain | 000 "Miss Amy Boner, Miss

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: ; ae Ey 3 . { CHI OMEGA alumnae in Indianand foliowed the Friends’ ritual with Alexander C. Wood Jr. reading the! apolis will meet tonight at the! certificate and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Matlack and Mr. and Mrs. John propylaeum to celebrate Founders’

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Mrs. Francis Huffman has been indorsed by ROBERT'S MENTARY LAW CLUB members for the office of a director for the Indianapolis Council of Women. She how president of the National Associa of Women's In-

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Mont Miley has been announced by | Mrs. Carl Sheets and Mrs. Holmes tand Mrs. J. R. Davidson of public- | The pledges will include the Church. Miss Kramer attended In-|accessories — Mrs, {Nettie Litton, Hilda and Meta MaFrances Loomis entertained with a|Fred Handers, H. W. Spray, C. E. cial prizes—Mrs. E. Monty Camp- Man, Rose Mever, May Limeberry, Ave, assisted by their mothers,| Pell Loomis. Guests (thur Craven, Maurice Lindley, B.|Mabel Jones, Mildred McCown and | Ch 3% 3 president, will inspect the chapter. Lamson, Mary Jane Fiers, Jean L.|~ chuivpnan: Mesd ) jco-chamrman; Mesdames MH. 6 O. jennie Henshaw will talk on “War a recent Western trip at a meeting morrpw evening for Miss Kramer [well, Reese Wysong and J. ©, Voll. chairman; Mesdames GG. | m. Hostess will be Mrs. Hugh! 34 : : A will be given for Miss Rosalind Jose, Elwood A. Farker, Hiram A. C. Wills and W. L. Densford. cussed by Senator J. Edward Green|daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Seward.

velopment of Democracy” and Mrs. Millholland on “Industrial Development.”

Betty Harritt Hostess

Miss Betty Harritt will entertain

Pearce, Major Poole, George Pugh,/the C. G. O. Club at 7:30 p. m.

Thursday.

her parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel | B- Raine will be in charge of table Mabel Hall and Mrs. Nell Millholceremony will take place Saturday | Other commitices are: "Gam Ju ICI rommilides Ble: pune misses Atrean and Eleanor Bouvey, diana University. [ chairman; Mrs. O. A. Farthing, co- Margaret Manning, [lone and Mesdames Marjorie Barshower for Miss Kramer last night|1rces and Hodge Worsham. Spechairman: Mrs. T. M. Hind- Frances Rathz, Marykate Jarvis, (man, ere Mesdames ildr . yore 2 | Lynn Adams, F. Frances Rumple, | Mildred Brock, Snyder and Howard Hough, thej — ‘ ro os Candy—Mrs. George L. Stalker,m program subject will be “The Smith and Jane Cline. Mrs. Snyder heigl Yo cus ; § Luft, Carlton Klaus, Charles Max-| 1812": Mrs. Lela Clark on “De- '| &ry. Confections—Mrs. J. C. Phipps, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-| x. Schmidt, Richard Maxwell, WilA. Sprague, 1249 W, 34th St. ) {Barrows by Mrs, Arthur Dixon, 6172 at the April meeting of the IRV-|Miss Barrows will be married to

E. Kramer, 5527 University Ave. The | Prizes and Mrs. Leroy 8S. Martin land will be in charge. » Irvington Presbyterian/|ity: In ihe 3 E. E. Martin Irene Roach, Mrs. Rolland S. Nail and Miss | chairman; Mesdames O. A. Hobbs, rett, Bernice Daugherty, Rita Feltin the former's home, 53 Kenyon ABI ys . . ._ | BEdnamae Thompson, Marjorie Ewick, Mrs. John M. Smith and Mrs. James | co-chairman; Mesdames Arg i Weinbrecht, Morris | | i : Kramer, John einbre arles Tennant and A. C. Zaring, | Miss Mabel Hall, the national Misses Martha Clark, Katherine| “2! 5 i : chairman: Mrs. Ralph Middleton, Development of the Nation.” Miss will give a miscellaneous shower to-| Ber-| of QUEEN ELIZABETH CHAPTER, assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. "| chairman; Mrs. Charles Roller, coG STUDY CLUB. tomorrow gst 1:30i : cat aan A linen shower tomorrow evening jis) Birk, Donald Graham, Oscar Legislative problems will be dis- |N. Pennsylvania St., assisted by her {Karl C weth April 12. INGTON WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN | ~aIl Chenoweth April

Guests will be Mrs. Frederic Irv-

Cape and Hood for the Baby

CLUB tonight at 8 o'clock in the club rooms, 5446': E. Washington St. Mrs. Elizabeth Schatz will present a musical program surprise. Hostesses for the evening will be Mesdames Alpha Richardson, Ethel Sutter, Myrtle K. White, Marie Virt, Georgia Branaman and Agnes Wal ton. Mrs. Bertha Hibner will presiae,

dianapolis branch “Picturesque Indiana” will be Mrs. W. G. Boyd's topic at a meeting ton 6 1 WOMAN'S ADVANCE CLUB Roll call responses will be favorite quotations Mrs. W. S Johnson, 3930 N. Capitol Ave., will entertain club members.

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Speaker {fo ALEXANDRIAN CHAPTER members of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB tomorrow will be Mrs. Henry Ward, who will give a travel lecture and read a poem. Hostess at the 11:30 p. m. meeting, Mrs, Mary Watt, 902 W. 31st St., will be assisted by

st speaker for the IRVING-| CATHOLIC WOMAN'S CLUB tomorrow will be; Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, who will talk on “1 American.” The meeting w home of Mrs. J. Mc 5438 Lowell Ave.

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in 11 G. Nutt, Richardson will Mrs, U. R. Lee. read a paper on “Women Who Do Interesting Things’ to CHAPTER Vv members of the P. E. O. SISTER-

0.8 | Egg Hunt Planned f ) tomorrow at the home oO Noe Wilfred chambers, 2401 cold| In Woodruff Place

Spring Road. Paxton, the magician, will pull The CHILDREN'S SUNSHINE | bunnies out of the hat for children SLus oA SN I on ointeniing the annual Easter Egg Ss monthiyv Sl S i | Ie afternoon in Ayres’ audi- | Hunt at the Woodruff Place Comtorium. munity House April 12. Mrs. Brewer Graham is chairman A program on the P. E. O. SIS- of the committee on arrangements, TERHOOD'S educational loan fund assisted by Mesdames Walter Hiatt, will be presented at a meeting of Oris Stanfield, Earl Trimpe, Rollin CHAPTER F members tomorrow by | Cox, Clarence Anderson, Al Cogan Mrs. A. B. Glick. Hostess will be|and James Tucker. Mrs. E. D. Farmer, 1 E, 36th St,

“llowing a noon luncheon at the | I lomemakers Club home of Mrs. John Starost, 5415 N.| To Lunch

Capitol Ave., tomorrow, BRITTANY ARTE 1bers of the INTER- | ER A VEL-SsTUDY| The Northeastern Homemakers’ CLUB will hold a round table dis-| Club Will have a covered dish cussion of “Land of the Midnight luncheon at 11 a. m. tomorrow at Mrs. George Freers will as-| he home of Mrs. Estelle Strong. hostess. Mrs. Clem Palmer will be in charge (of the afternoon business meeting. The SORELLE CLUB will meet! Special guests will include the tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln Mesdames William Clapp, Anthony with Mrs. J. O, Branam of Green- Pokerman, Walter Friedman, George field aclips as hostess. Pepnock and E. L. Yantes.

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ing Barrows and Mrs. Paul Chenoweth, mothers of the couple; Mesdames Benjamin Harris, John A. Bruhn, C. Hollis Hull, C. J. Finch, Clyde Garver, Charles E. Candedo, George Gannon and Stanley Henshaw of Cincinnati; the Misses Ruth {Chenoweth, Mary Jo Spurrier, Mary {Helen North, Corrine Hood, Marjgaret Berghan, Edith Behrens and Martha Harris. # | Attendants have been selected for the wedding of Miss Mary Frances Carson of Greencastle and Paul T. Hurt Jr, son of Dr. and Mrs, Paul T. Hurt, 4151 N. Pennsylvania St. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman, president of DePauw University, will read the ceremony Saturday evening, April 19, in the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority house on the DePauw campus. Miss Carson is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. William Wallace Carson. Mrs. George Straub Diener of Cincinnati, sister of Mr. Hurt, will be matron of honor, and Miss Jane Mahoney of Sioux City, Iowa, Miss Carson's cousin, will be maid of honor. Bridesmaid will be Miss Bettye Shoop of Sandusky, Ohio. Dr. Hurt will serve as his son’s best man and ushers will be Mr. Diener, Robert R. Dyer of Hammond, Lieut. Joseph N. Myers of Ft. Knox, Ky., and Charles H. Klamer. Mrs. Harry W. Voltmer of Greencastle will give a luncheon and linen shower tomorrow for Miss Carson, assisted by Mrs. Robert E. Williams, {Guests will be Mesdames R. W. Pence, Harold Zink, Laurel Turk, !A. Reid Winsey, A. W. Crandall, |Joe McCord, Francis M. Vreeland, Gerhard Baerg, W. M. Blanchard. Wayne Pell and George Manhart and Miss Florence Flinn. Mrs. Hurt will attend a miscellaneous shower for Miss Carson April 9 at pe home of Mrs. Zink,

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT A cherub in a blue and white striped cape and hood. That’s what the baby will look like in this soft, cuddly garment. Of course, if the brand-new infant in your family is a girl, make the cape in pink and white. It's just the right weight for chilly days when the baby has to go out for his airing in the perambulator, And for special visits to the relatives, it will make him leok like the glamorous ‘“star-let” he is! Nimble fingers can quickly make this enchanting little hooded cape in a few hours. It's done in plain knitting and purling—the blue ribs give a pleated effect and the turned back edge of pale blue on the hood makes a cunning little face seem even lovelier! For complete knitting instructions on how to make this little cape, (Pattern 5110) send 10 cents in COIN, YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Mrs. Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis

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thinks that the race will he limited to five or six. First of all, she likes Helen Jacobs, who was the finalist against her when she won her last Forest Hills title “She has plenty of tournament experience, much more than anv of the others, and that always an asset,” says Alice. “But there are others to be reckoned with, like Mary Arnold, Margaret Osborne, Virginia Wolfenden and Pauline Betz. A few words of encourage-

healthy body is just a. gift of the] {gods and that all she has to do is play tennis and streamlining will

juice, one egg, toast and coffee. A (very light luncheon in the middle > {of the day and dinner at 7. Alice | take care of itself. But such is NOt permits herself a glass of port or the case. | sherry before dinner if she feels at Please note, girls, that she ad- jj tired, mits, frankly to being inclined to| put on weight in the wrong places.| ” 4 {To avoid this, she follows a strict| BETWEEN TOURNAMENTS, she training diet and an exercise rou- keeps up her training diet and the tine as religiously as any pugilistic exercises outlined above and in adchampion. It is seldom that she!dition plays at least five sets of tenis not in bed before 11 p. m. and| nis six days a week, plus a great regardless of the time she hits the deal of rallying to practice certain ment would do a lot for these hay, she is up in the morning at 8 strokes. Alice finds that she needs youngsters. Any of them could be and downs a glass of lemon juice.' five sets of practice tennis a day champion with proper application.”

pters Personals

‘Guild Cha | | ~~ ce Elect Otticers Mrs. May Thornton has returned from a two weeks’ trip to New Or-| leans and Biloxi and Natchez, Miss. | New officers will be installed by two She was accompanied home by her | Times Special : {chapters of the Methodist Hospital son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and/| BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 1.— | White Cross Guild and another will Mrs. Herschell A. Morrison, who First semester scholastic results at have returned to their home in Win- mndiana University, released today ; . \netka, Ill. {by Charles E. Harrell, assistant regweek in the Nurses’ Home. | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Ensley have| ,r. : po % Hert : ; i 08 | The Children’s Cheer chapter will returned home after spending the|~ ar: Show the 70 coeds living in [hold its election tomorrow. Capi-| winter at Miami and Miami Beach, Forest Hall at the top of this list ltol Avenue chapter was to install Fla. |Win an average of 1.9394 credit the following today: Mrs. John Ken- — points per credit hour. 'nedy, president; Miss Sue Lumm,| ' 7 Women students in general ranked | first vice president; Mrs. John cue Chur chw omen Plan higher than men on the campus. {bertson, second vice president: Mis. Broadcasts Unorganized women had higher Byron Stout, third vice president; {scholastic averages than sorority {Mrs, Vaughn Akard, secretary, and| Mrs. Asa Hoy, president of the coeds and men not belonging to fra- { Mrs. Carl Talbert, treasurer. | women, wi Councii of Church- ternities were on the list ahead of ; : ai women, will speak on “Women's organized men. Instaliation Friday , {Place in Tomorrow's World” at 8:45 | Sigma Delta Tau Sorority was Sun-Rae chapter will install Fri-/a. m. tomorrow over WIBC. second on the entire list, with Syca‘dav. Officers are: Mrs. Earl Bee-| “Woman, the Individual,” will be more Hall, women’s dormitory, third son. president; Mrs. E. R. George, MIs. J. H. Smiley's topic on a and Pi Beta Phi Sorority fourth. first vice president; Mrs. Charles

| broadcast at 8:45 a. m. Thursday !Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Alpha over the same station. Mrs. Smiley | Epsilon Fraternities ranked seventh | Dick, secretary; Mrs. Fletcher Wall, |is the recording secretary of the and eighth, respectively, following | treasurer, and Mrs. Raymond Risley, ! National Council of Clubwomen. two other sororities, Kappa Delta work chairman. Mrs. Harold Bailey, children’s/and Kappa Alpha Theta | Others elected recently are: West crusade BAe Of Jae Reson | —eeera— Michigan Street chapter—Mrs, Wil-| Avenue baptis hurch, will tell the jy {liam Pfeiffer, Ye Mrs, Julia | Palm Sunday story, “The Triumphal | Y. A. M. Club to Mect | Angell, first vice president; Mrs.| Entry,” at 4:15 p. m. Saturday on| The Y. A. M. Club will meet toBertha Thompson, second vice pres- | the Children's Bible Story Hour of | night at the home of Miss Mary lident: Mrs. Charles Trotter, secre- WFBM. Lou Mitchell, 719 E. 25th St. tary; Mrs. Emily Myers, treasurer, land Mrs. John Stonehouse, work |chairman. Two Others Elect

Mother Guild—Mrs. Willard Gore, [re-elected president; Mrs. H. B. Til{man, first vice president; Mrs. Ray{mond Herath, second vice president; {Mrs. William Holly, third vice pres(ident; Mrs. Edward Eubank, recordling secretary; Mrs. Eva Steele, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Eberhardt, treasurer. Brightwood Guild — Mrs. Elmer Freeman, president; Mrs. Raymond (Cady, first vice president; Mrs. An{drew Carroll, second vice president; Mrs. Irwin Boyer, third vice president; Mrs. Erastus Land, secretary, and Mrs. Frank Trittipo, treasurer, all re-elected. Mrs. Charles Whiteneck is new assistant treasurer and Mrs. Henry Scheich, assistant secre- | tary.

To Hear Review

The Alpha Sigma Alpha Mothers’ Club will be entertained by Mrs. J. A. Schofield at the Sundial Tearoom | at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. E.| M. Burge will give a book review.

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FISH TO SUIT THE FANCY

by Dorothea M. Potts

Mrs, Potts will show you how to prepare a salt fish dinner, fish croquettes, codfish souffle, and baked fish with dressing. Also pie and orange buttermilk biscuits, Be sure to come!

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