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Betty Reed Chooses Her Sister As Attendant At Her Wedding

MISS BETTY REED has chosen her sister, Dorothy, as maid of honor for her wedding to Joseph H. Argus on the morning of April 19, and Joseph J. Argus will be his son’s best man. The ceremony will be at 9 o'clock in the Log Chapel at the University of Notre Dame. Mise Reed and her fiance returned Sunday from Cincinnati where they spent the week-end with Mr. Argus’ brother-in-law and Rister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Aug Mrs. Aug was Miss Louise

Argus before her marriage Feb, 15. Mrs. Ray L. Reed is the bride-to-be’s mother,

Christamore Aid Society to Meet

THE CHRISTAMORE AID SOCIETY will have a noon luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William H. Thompson. Assisting the hostess will be the Mesdames Alexander Stewart, Marlow Manion, E. Havens Kahlo. Robert Davy Eaglesfield and Miss Helen Shepard. » ” n n n o Mrs. Wilbur Johnson will show slides of homes and gardens In Natchez, Miss, Friday following a 1 o'clock luncheon of the Southern Club Auxiliary. Mrs. Morris South will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Lee Rice, Leslie DeVoe and Otto Schoellkopf, 5 ou 5 n un un Mrs. Tom S. Elrod and Mrs. Victor R. Jose Jr. will present “The plav’s the thing ... ” for Portfolio Club members tomorrow night at the Propvlaeum clubrooms Supper committee members for the evening are Mr. and Mrs, Luther L, Dickerson and Mrs. James Q. Thrasher,

Western College Students on Vacaction

INDIANAPOLIS STUDENTS at Western College, Oxford, O, who are spending the spring vacation from their studies at home, include Miss Adeline Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Lewis of Brendonwood; Miss Dorothy Chapin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Chapin; Miss Phoebe Carman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fora Carman. and Miss Ruth Harry, Dr, and Mrs. Sidney lair Harry's daughter Misses Harry and Lewis have as their guest a classmate, Miss Carman St. John Wolff of Melrose, Mass. The girls will return to classes Monday. Miss Charlotte Frazier is another Western student who 15 at home for the vacation period,

Western alumnae of Indianapolis and prospective students of dent of the Council.

Heading preparations for Butler University's annual open house program, sponsored by the Mothers’ Council, are (left to right) the Mesdames R. L. St. Pierre, C. M. Bohnstadt and Silas J. Carr. The open house will be held Saturday morning, April 26, in the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Arrange Annual Open House at Butler

WEDN Spring Meeting Heads Hostesses Set by Delta Kappa Gammas

State Conference Is Saturday at I. A. C.

Spring meeting plans of an edu- | cational honorary's Indiana mem-| bers heads today’s news of sorority activities. | A panel discussion on “The Unique Responsibility of Women in National Defense” will close the] all-day spring meéting of DELTA! KAPPA GAMMA state members Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Miss Flora Drake, state president, will preside at morning| and afternoon sessions and a luncheon program. : Mrs. Muriel Brown of Blooming-| ton will lead the panel, assisted by | Dr. Ruth Strickland, Dr. Johnnie Rutland Smith and Miss Faye Abrell, all of Bloomington. Also on the afternoon program will be a talk by Miss Eleanor O'Connor of | Michigan City on “Membership in | Delta Kappa Gamma.” Miss Muriel | 5 McMorran of Bloomington will play | =. the violin. Sata Luncheon plans include group singing led by Miss Leah Curnutt| ‘ss of Greencastle, a sorority quiz led| ¥* by Mrs. Charlene Rector of Muncie | and the display of the national | banner. Initiation of new members| will take place in the morning with Mrs. Katherine Youngman, president of the Indianapolis chapter, in charge

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ESDAY, APRIL 2, 1941 Pierian Study

Club Books Talk On Gardens

Aftermath Club to Lunch Tomorrow,

Programs of clubs meeting tomor= row will include a study of gar=dens and papers on American trends. Mrs. O. K. Horner will talk on “Country Gardens” to PIERIAN STUDY CLUB members tomorrow preceding Mrs. F. D. Kurtz’ review of Bacon's essay, “On Gardens.” Also on the program will be a “In« formation Please” feature led by Mrs. Herbert Thurston. The meet+ ing will be in the home of Mus. C. H. Wilgus, 2905 Park Ave

The NORTH SIDE STUDY CLUB will meet tomorrow to hear a port on “Development of Sports given by Mrs. F. W. Hallett and a current events talk by Mrs, O. T. Wingfield. Mrs. Laura R. Bates, 2315 Central Ave. Will be hostess.

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“Magazines and Magazine Mak ers” will be Mrs. Frank S. O'Neil's discussion topic before THURSDAY LYCEUM CLUB members tomorrow. They will meet for lungheon at the Athenaeum with Mrs, Ann

{Conrad as hostess.

Mrs. J. H. Brill, 3916 Carrollton Ave., will entertain members of the AFTERMATH CLUB tomorrow at a 1 p. m. dessert luncheon. There will be a guest speaker,

Reports will be made during the] day by the following chairmen: Miss Blanche Purdy, Vincennes, sorority progress; Miss Ruth Gor- { man, legislation; Miss Dorothy | Drackley, Bloomington, social; Mrs, | John Boyd, Greencastle, program: {Miss Connor, membership; Miss Carrie Francis, national convention! [ plans: Miss Charlotte Carter, audit1ing: Miss Alma Koza, Michigan|

[s April 15 City, scholarship; Miss Mabel K.

Columbia Club Bridge Party

Murs, Carr is presi-

the school will be entertained at 8 o'clock this evening in the Rrendonwood Common House as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Adeline. . Assistant hostesses with Misses Chapin, Harry, Wolff and Frazier will be Misses Elizabeth Bowen, Janet Bever, Clara June Bosson, Miriam Fatout and Pegay Kahn, students at the school. Alumnae chairman for the event is Mrs. W. L. Appel who will have as aids Miss Betty Ritchie, stunts; Mrs. Fred Gifford, refreshments: Mrs. William Kinnally, invitations; Mrs. Harry Campbell, alumnae: Mrs. Rav Fatout, reservations; Miss Hazel Howe and Mrs. Marv Dve Beach, reception, Mrs. Rolland Nail and the Misses Betty Bartel, Ruth Bertsch, Jean L. Smith and Janet Keller,

Orchard Pupils Give 'Hansel and Gretel '

ORCHARD SCHOOL PUPILS below the age of nine vears wers to be the objects of special attention this afternoon when the sixth grade of the school was to present a simple version of Humperdinck's opera. “Hansel and Gretel.” The play, to be presented at 3:30 p. m. in the school auditorium, was chosen especially for them, The sixth graders were to be assisted by the five-year-old kindergarteners. Cookies and candy were to . decorate the little house used in the stage setting Those from the sixth grade taking part were to be Jane Easterline as Gretel, Perry O'Neal as Hansel, Ned Handy as Peter, Janis Robinson as Gertrude. Ted Daniel as Sandman, Rusty Driscoll as Dewman and Elliott Jose as the Witch John Sinclair was to be in charge of properties and Fred Terry the curtain and lights. The Kkindergarteners were to be cast as gingerbread children and angels. Gingerbread children were to include Blaine Miller, Richard Ruddell, Leonard Young, Margaret Dailey, Margot Lacy and Sherrill Kay Hannebaum. The angels were to be portraved by Elsie Barrett, Mary Frances Gavin, Suzanna Gordner, Jane Hanna, Peter McClennen, Paul Todd, Karl Koons, Ronala Roberts, Tommy Young, Danny Teeguarden and Joan Sincler, Members of the Orchard School faculty assisting with the pro= duction were to be Herbert A. Sweet, properties and staging; Mrs. Marie W. Rice, costumes; Miss Mary Anne Beaumont, directing and singing, and Miss Frances A. Wishard, instrumental music,

the 50th Con-

will attend tinental Congress ters of the April 14 to 19, in Constitution Hall in Washington

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be held Monday afternoon in the Mayflower Hotel and the Congress will formally open that evening. On Tuesday afternoon, the delegates will make a pilgrimage either to Mount Vernon or Arlington Cemetery and that night will see a pageant, State regents reports and nominations of officers will | highlighted on Wednesday and the Pages Ball in the Mayflower is the feature on the Thursday schedule. On Friday, the delegates will attend a reception at the White House and a banquet that night in the Mayflower Hotel. A short session and installation of officers Saturday will conclude the conference. Of special interest to the Indiana delegation is the Indiana dinner on Tuesday nigit at the Mayflower, honoring Mrs, William H. Schlosser, Franklin, Indiana's candidate for secretary-general.

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Personal Notes

RUSSEL S. WILLIAMS is taking his daughter, Jane, and son, Russel Jr., and their grandmotner, Mrs. A. B. Williams, for a 10-day visit ta Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. They will leave tomorrow when Short ridge High School closes for Easter holidays. On Saturday, another Shortridge student, Miss Nancy Rodecker, and her mother, Mrs. A. W. Rodecker, are leaving for a week's trip to Washington to join Mr. Radecker. Other Washington travelers will be the Misses Alice Green, Susan Countryman and Joan Denham, Mr Margaret, burg. Va. Sunday colleges. . Mr. and Mrs. Biago Lapenta were expected home todav from a three weeks’ visit in Hollywood, Fla « Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Holmes have returned after a 10-day visit in Mobile, Ala.

Results of Institutional Survey To Be Discussed April 16 For League of Women Voters

Results of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters’ survey of state Institutions, inaugurated last fall and continued through a legislative Kathryne Mace, Fowler: Mis. Albattle for a merit system this winter, will be presented by the Depart-ipert Hoadley, Bloomington; Miss ment of Government and Its Operation Wednesday, April 16, at 10 a. m.| Ann Logan, Andersen: Mrs. J. T. in the West Room of the World War Memorial. | Watterson, Connersville, and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Cox will preside as department chairman and will de-| Melvin Butler, Logansport. scribe members’ trips to state benevolent, correctional and penal institu-| tions. Other reports will be those of Mrs. Lester Smith on “Summary of Personnel in All State Institutions” and by Miss Mary Sinclair on “Course

House Committee Listed

The Indiana House Committee for the Congress includes Mrs. Ira M. Holmes, Indianapolis; Mrs. Louis Lee Johnson, Attica; Mrs. Ward Moore, Thorntown; Miss Ida Jane Ayres and Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres Bray, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Mark | A. Dawson, Wright, N, Y.; Mrs. George W. Wetherbee, Elkhart; Mrs. William E. Billings. North Manchester; Mrs. Victor Watkins, Vincennes; Mrs. L. T. Cummings, Connersville; Miss Wilma Hamsher, Winona Lake, and Mrs, Raymond P. Shepherd, South Bend. Indiana pages will be Miss Nancy Porter, Greencastle; Miss Marianna Norman, Huntingburg; Mrs. Guy V. Smith, Marion; Miss Lytta Jane Mettler, Gary, Miss Mary Helen North, Portland; Miss Sara Rohm, Rockville: Miss Mary Florence Hyatt, Washington; Mrs. Howard W. Miller, Attica; Miss Moore, Thorntown; Miss | Clever, Indianapolis; Miss Elizabeth [Jane Wickard, Indianapolis; Mrs. Joseph Seale, Lafayette; Miss

their daughters, Jane and through Roanoke, Litchburg and Williams= to Washington following their departure

Jane and Margaret will inspect Eastern

ana Mrs. Marvin Carle and will motor and go on

on a week's tour,

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the Daugh-| American Revolution, | claimgthe limelight in today’s nuptial news,

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D. A. R. Names’ Riddick-Dreiss Wedding Will Be Conoress Aids May 10 at A thletic Club; ore will make recommendations! A = OL . | . NG : : 3 Several Indianapolis and maiana| LAV NESE Gimbels 10 Give Dinner | Initiation services for Miss Merle

Setting of a wedding date and

Miss Marian Dreiss, daughter

| N. Pennsylvania St., has chosen Ma A national defense meeting will| Thomas L. Riddick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Riddick of Willlams charge of decorations

| Creek. The ceremony will be | Athletic Club, Mrs. Wallace Hislop, Lexington, Ky., will be matron of honor and Miss Mary Louise Dreiss will be her | sister's maid of honor. As bridesmaids, Miss Dreiss has chosen her | cousin, Miss Marjorie Straub of Cincinnati and Miss Patricia Graves of Cedar Rapids, Iowa

| Mr. Riddick's father will be his [ best man and ushers will include { Wilbur and Alfred Fernandes and | Edward Turner. Mr. Riddick attended Butler and Indiana Universities and is a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Miss Dreiss, after | graduation from Ladywood School, attended Butler University | where she was a member of Kappa | Alpha Theta Sorority. Among parties planned for the | bride-to-be is a breakfast which Miss Therese Keach will have April ( 15 at her home. Later in the month Miss Virginia Christena and Miss Janice Renick will be hostesses at | a party for Miss Dreiss. | Miss Rose Jane Boggs and Miss Jean Pickett will entertain at a date not vet. set and Mrs. also has planned to entertain. Mrs.

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Dreiss and the bride-to-be will give '! a trousseau tea May 6 and a bridal ! buffet dinner will be given by Miss

| Dreiss’ parents at their home the | evening of May 9.

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bia Club with a bachelor dinner,

| Ernest N. Gimbel will entertain at { their home, 3541 N, Meridian with a bridal dinner for the couple. | Mr. Boyd is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Rex Boyd.

| Attending the bachelor dinner

given by Mr. Boyd will be William

{and Guy Boyd, his cousins, who will be best man and usher, respectively; Robert Slaughter and William Strong of Philadelphia, also ushers;

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Gimbel and Carter C. Boyd, whose marriage : be Saturday, are being enterround of parties § Tomorrow night Miss Martha Louise Boyd will {have a spinster party at the home §y | of her mother, Mrs. Guy F. Boyd, : while { Mr, Boyd entertains at the Colum-

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I A breakfast bridge and spring Holland, state founder from Ft. Ve sonar Sea Wayne, equal opportunity; Miss fashion show is planned for women Eva Y. Wiles, publicity; Miss Mar-/of the Columbia Club and their guerite Orndorff, resolutions. [guests Tuesday afternoon, April 15, Members of the state executive [inn the club, Mrs. William T, Eisenlohr is the chairman of hostesses, assisted by the Mesdames Howard J. Lacy, Henry E. Todd, William J. Hogan, Harvey Tutewiler, Paul W. Simpson, John DD. Garrett, Charles A. Seidensticker, Herbert C. Tyson, Al-

| at the 2 p. m. session

| Willhams will follow the annual announcement of bridal attendants | formal Founders’ Day dinner of ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI THETA Dreiss, 4619 DELTA SORORITY, tonight at wedding to g'clock in the Columbia Club. In and favors at 10:30 a. m. in the Indianapolis will be Mrs. Robert Fitzzibbon, Mrs. eee Leonard W, Brandt and Miss Vir[ginia Byrd. Mrs, Hardes A. Smith (Jr, Mrs. John Bumgardner and Miss | Betty Kelly have charge of enter- | tainment, |

of Mr. and Mrs. Tib

as the date for her r 10 as the date for hr Fred C. Krauss, Irvin Wesley,

Homer J. Wiegand and Roy Metzger of Lebanon. Breakfast will be served at 11:30 a. m, in the club's ballroom. Bridge will follow, Miss Jane Stewart and a group of models from H. P, Was[son & Co. will present a style show Reservations may be made with Mrs. J. Hart Laird, the club hostess.

Council of Women Elects Directors

. | Mrs. 1. : LAMBDA MU CHAPTER OF ber of the Indianapolis Council of s{GMA BETA SORORITY will hold Women's 15-member board, follow- its April business meeting tonight | at

a at 7 o'clock in the Severin Hotel. C} l Li } meeting in Ayres’ auditorium. Mes- ubs 101us

Mrs. Sheldon Cox will preside. dames J. Malcolm Dunn, George| Mrs. Ray Stewart, 1603 Cot the| (31 ‘oe TE » ) - ives Benetit

Ruth, Donovan A. Turk and Charles Ave. will entertain members of the A spring benefit bridge party giv-

., 8S. CHAPTER OF VERUS| CORDIS SORORITY place of Mrs. Lowell J. Fisher on the| pj f { [ initiati en by the Seventh District Federaple f Mu 1 J. Fis | ans for a formal initiation serv- |. ' : die. Council board and will assist with|jce April 19 will be made by mem. | tion of Clubs’ Chorus Friday at 2

p. [the selection of Council officers by pers of BETA CHAPTER. GAMMA |P- m. in Block’s auditorium will be board members later in the month. pHI ALPHA, tonight at the home the last in a series of parties and

2. Yeagy is the new mem-

ing her election yesterday

E. Smith were re-elected for another | three-year term | The new director will take the]

today at 8 m, |

She defeated Mrs. J. Francis Huff-| of Mrs. George Sauters, 1132 Wood- lectures for the Chorus’ music and |

man in yesterday's polling. [lawn Ave. |

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travel fund. { Chorus members will go to AtBETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA |lantic City May 18 to 24 for the | PI SORORITY will hold a business |General Federation of Women's meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Clubs’ Golden Jubilee Convention. wm the home of Miss Evelyn Ressler, They will participate in the thou- | 701 Sanders St. sand-voice chorus which will sing "| ALPHA CHAPTER, BETA cmr|°% Mav 20. roused 5 Rhy . til) Mrs. John C. Allen is general {| THETA, will meet tonight With caiman for Friday's party, assist Mrs. William Jegen, 2818 E. North|. 4 pv Mrs. Louis A. Kirch and Mrs St. ; : :

- — ee | Harry Beebe, table prizes; Mrs. WilCard Party Planned

liam Bavender and Mrs. R. L. By Rho Gamma Chis ‘Around World

| Frame, candy and special prizes, and Mrs. Laurence Haves, tickets, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Higgins will hostess at 8 p. m. today for mem-| [for a card party to be held April 18| * in the auditorium of the Indian- of |

bers of Alpha Chapter, Rho Gamma " 70t ers 1 +: | apolis Power & Light Co. |, The 70th anniversary the : | ....

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[Chi Sorority, at her home, 1354 W. [21st St.,, Apartment 4. { Final arrangements will be made -— ....._pfo | Woman's American Baptist Foreign | Mission Society will be celebrated | Book Review Sch eduled at the First Baptist Church tomor4 _irow-at 3 p. m. Mrs. Clayton: Hunt Mrs. Bertha Walton Baker will Ridge, guest speaker, will enlarge review “For Whom the Bell Tolls” | the anniversary theme, “Unity of | at 1 p. m, tomorrow in the Banner-| Brotherhood of All Races of Man.” {| Whitehill auditorium under the| Tomorrow's program will be part sponsorship of the Rio de Janeiro of a world-wide tribute to Baptist © | Chapter of the International Trav-|mission societies. Forty hours of i | el-Study Club. A tea will follow continuous service will start in New | : | the review, Zealand and close in churches on — | the Pacific Coast.

bert E. Sterne, Russell L, White, |

| The HAWTHORNE KINDE R{GARTEN MOTHERS' CLUB will | hold an 11:30 o'clock covered dish {luncheon tomorrow at the kinders |garten rooms, Mrs. W, H. Todd is in charge. A business meeting in | the afternoon will include an election of officers,

{ Directions on “The Preparation {of the Soil for the Planting of | Roses and Chrysanthemums” will {be outlined to BROOKSIDE GAR{DEN CLUB members by Mrs, L. C. | Runyan Friday. The meeting will { be in the home of Mrs, B, H, Haw- | kins, 3517 E, 16th St,

Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes will lec | ture on “The Land of the Midnight {Sun” before the AUSTRALIAN c HAPTER, INTERNATIONAL | TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, at its I meeting next Tuesday in the Ham[lon Food Shon, 1309 N. Pennsyvl= | vania St, Luncheon will be at 12:30 m.

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| The 16TH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB wili hold its regular meeting at 8 p. m, today in McClain’s Hall, | Hoyt Ave. and State St

Mrs. Bartee Entertains | A business held hy Delta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, at 8 p. m. today at the

aome of Mrs Dorothy Bartee, 123512 Oliver Ave., Apartment 3. |

meeting will be

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of the State Institution Merit Bill Through the Legislature.”

First of the League's department] meetings during the month will be! p> YrvinTo AAG Sys a general summary of Mrs. Smith's | 1 ano 1 ea he rs to M¢ et “What Every Voter Should Know” | course tomorrow in her home, 126 Berkley Road. Neighborhood study groups will take up material on interstate trade barriers during the

“Plants and Gardens” will be the | Burton Beck, William Murray, Wal|subject of H. T. Smolenski speaking | ter Stone and Robert Meihaus. at a meeting of the Nora Parent- Guests at the spinster party are | Teacher Association at 2:15 p. m. to be Miss Gimbel's bridesmaids: The Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ Friday in the school. Mothers of Mrs. Fred Grumme Jr. Irvington, | Association will hold its monthly the association will model in a style [N. J., Misses Betty Ball, Phyllis meeting at 10 a. m. Friday at the show and music will be provided by | Pennington, Carolyn Kendall and D. A. R. Chapter House. the school orchestra. Marilyn Woods. Martha Louise is gn * _— - to be maid of honor.

y STAR 5s , { Mrs. Ridge wil! be introduced by Sponsor Dinner | Mrs. Charles Schnicke following a A dinner and card party will be candle - lighting ceremonial con- | sponsored by the Good Will Club ducted by Mrs. Jasper Scott. Mrs. | at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Food| W: B. Rossetter and Mrs. George Craft Shop in the Century Build-| Butturff will be patronesses for the ing. Mrs. Nora E. Richardson is afternoon. club president. At a tea to follow the program, Mrs. Frederick E. Taylor and Mrs.

month. | Among next week's meetings are the Government and Social Welfare Department's 2 p. m. session Monday at the home of Mrs. Chauncey H. Eno, Cold Spring Road. Study topic will be “Concerning Delinquency and Recreation.” Department members will make a health survey of Brown County April 21 to 25. “Health Insurance” will be studied by the Government and Economic Welfare Department Tuesday at 10:15 a. m. in the home of Mis. Stanley Hayes, 3153 Ruckle St., and on Aprii 22 at the home of Mrs. C. B. Durkam. 3345 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Cox will be hostess to Government and Its Operation workers at 2 p. m. April 10 in her home, 4205 N. Illinois St., for a summary of county government, Government and Foreign Policy groups will meet at 2 p. m. Monday, April 14, at a location to be announced later. Other meetings will be the Foreign Policy Orientation Department's discussion of “National Defense” during the month at the home of Mrs. Maxwell Droke, 420 E. 47th St., and that of the Smoke Control group Thurs- | day, April 17, in the Assembly Room | in the Illinois Bldg. | |

Seven To Be Pledged | By Omega Kappas

Mrs. Joe Jenkins will entertain] Beta Chapter-of Omega Kappa at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of] her mother, Mrs. D. D. McFarling | Pledge services will be held for the | Misses Mary Jane Miller, Roberta |

Alderman, Norma Zapp, Jean Blakeman, Francis Tourjee, Mrs. Morris Robinson and Mrs. Ed Plummer,

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Honor guest at a personal shower given this evening by Mrs. C, William Mason Jr. and Miss Alice { Wilde at the latter's home, 2358 { Kenwood Ave, will be Miss Ruth | Mary Broeker. Miss Broeker, daugh- | ter of Mrs. Felix Broeker of Roch- | ester,» N, Y., will be married April | 17 to Harley G. Griggs, son of Mrs, | Mary Grigas. 2832 Ruckle St. The ceremony will be at 9 a. m, in St. Joan of Arc Church. Guests with the bride-to-be and the bridegroom-to-be's mother will include Mrs, William Griggs, Mrs, Harry Pock, Misses Betty Stayton, Betty Presnall, Mary Frances | Griggs and Betty Lindop. > ® Miss Sally Bosman and Mrs. H. N, Crawford will entertain tonight at Mrs. Crawford's home, 5008 Broadway, with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lyle Withrow. Mrs. With-

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter H. Atkins, before her marriage March 1. The hostesses will be assisted by Mrs. Don C. Noggle and Mrs, Florine Sumner.

Roberts, and Mesdames Robert Walker, Burchard Carr, Gatti, John Lookabill, William Millikan, William Forsyth, Batts, Robert Pruyn, B, T. Carter and Garth Marine.

Toner Overley to Speak Toner M. Overley of the Better

| Business Bureau will be the speaker before the Phi Delta Theta

tomorrow at the Butler University Chapter House, 705 W., Hampton Drive.

row was Miss Dorothy Jane Atkins, |

The guests will include the bride's | mother and her aunt, Miss Lou Jane |

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Mothers’ Club at a 1 p. m. luncheon |

C. W. Atwater will be hostesses,

Alta Vista Club to Meet (assisted by Mesdames H. F. Allen, {G. W. Rubush and H. M. Hooker.

The Alta Vista Club of the Y. W. . ci . : . "Mrs. Allen is president of the church C. A. will meet at 1:30 p.m. tO-| nivcion society.

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