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~ | { The Players Postpone Annual Dinner Dance and Business Meeting to May 17.

TO AVOID CONFLICT with the Civic Theater's **Night in Mexico” ball on May 3, the annual dinner dance ‘and business meeting of The Players has been postponed to May 17. Robert S. Wild, club president, has announced that election of officers for next year will be held at the meeting in the Woodstock Club.

Dramatic Club Performance to Be Tonight

MR. AND MRS. ELIAS C. ATKINS will entertain at dinner tonight in their home for guests who will attend the Dramatic Club performance of Clare Boothes "Kiss the Boys Goodby” at English’s Theater with them. Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames W. Richardson Sinclair, Perry E. O'Neal, W. Hathaway Simmons, Cornelius O. Alig and Robert F. Scott. At the performance with Mrs, Marjorie Roemier Kinnaird will be Mrs. Virginia Kennedy, Ft. Wayne: Maurice Robinson, Anderson and Harry Smenner. Miss Irving Moxley, who is in charge of the buffet supper-dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club following the performance, will have a party with her at both the play and the dance. Among them will be Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cobb, Louisville, her week-end guests, and Miss Nina Brown. Among others planning to attend the performance are Mrs, William Ray Adams, Messrs. and Mesdames Henry C. Atkins Jr, William C. Bertermann, Earl B. Barnes, Arthur C. Shea and Jeremiah LL. Cadick. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Greathouse Jr. will be Messrs, and Mesdames Joseph E. Cain, Wilson Mothershead. Thomas Mahaffey Jr, David L. Stone Jr. and Thomas Ruckelshaus. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Appel and Mr. and Mrs. Burford Danner will be together at the performance following a dinner at the University Club. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lockwood will entertain at dinner at their home before the show.

Additional Parties Planned for Dance

ADDITIONAL PARTIES planning to attend the Stansfield Circle's Dude Ranch Stampede at the Woodstock Club tomorrow night include that of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McCreary Jr. Mrs, McCreary was general chairman for the event. Their guests will be Dr. and Mrs. John W. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Fox. The group will have cocktails at the Hendricks’ home before the dance. With Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Peat at dinner in the Woodstock Club and the dance will be Dr. and Mrs. Irvine H. Page, Messfs, and Mesdames Donald M. Mattison, John Kautz and Floyd Manion. Attending the dance together will be Miss Emma Gene Tucker, Miss Jane Wynne. Richard Fowler, J. William Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Morison Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bdward W. Wohlgemuth. X Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carpenter for dinner at the Woodstock and the dance will be Messrs. and Mesdames Harry V. Wade, Erwin C. Stout and Allen C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy {Reese and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stephehs will be together at the dance.

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Curator of British Gallery to Lecture Here

THE PRESIDENT, Mrs. James W. Fesler, and the board of directors of the Art Association of Indianapolis, have issued invitations to the Association membership for a lecture, “Pictures Are Like People,” at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the John Herron Art Museum. The speaker will be H. S. Ede, for 15 years curator of the National Gallery of British Art in London. Mr. Ede, who is now touring the country, is an artist and well-known critic of modern painting. He is the author of the biography, “Savage Messiah.”

Mrs. T. Victor Keene, president of the Park School Mothers’ Association, has called a general business and Garden Tour meeting of the association for 10:30 a. m. Monday at the 38th Street Branch of the Merchants National Bank.

Richard Hoover, Civie Theater director, and Mrs. Hoover will entertain informally from 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Columbia Club in honor of the theater board of directors,

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The Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer and the Western Riders Association are sponsor. ing a rodeo May 4 at Gregg Farms. A part of the proceeds will go to carry on the Field Army's cancer education program. Among the members active in arrangements are Mrs, Isaac Born mander of the Army, Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher (left) and Mrs. Laura E. Ray.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 19411

Life Members Named by Music Clubs

Tea for Mrs. Cregor Closes Convention

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter of Indianapolis and Mrs, C. N. Kitselman of Muncie are new life members of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, which is closing its 21st annual meeting here today, Their appoint-

ment was announced last night at a dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, following talks by Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball of Muncie and Dr. Christopher B. Coleman. Federatipn officials also announced the naming of Mrs. Edward C. Eiliott of West Lafayette, wife of Purdue University's president, as a new patroness of the organization, Mrs. Hunter is a past president of the Federation. Reporting on her work as president of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, Mrs. Frank W, Cregor this morning paid tribute to the unity achieved by the Federation's 7000 members in music clubs over the state. During the morning the resolutions committee indorsed the National Federation of Music Club's policy resolution asking that music clubs help “build America’s cultural defenses.” Mrs. Cregor Mrs. Robert Sudhoff of Richmond

(right), come

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tion at the Claypool Hotel were an-

{nounced at the opening session this | pi aq Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Millikan,

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{ morning by Mrs. Lynn Miller of

Montmorenei, president. A nominating committee composed of Miss Joan Herrold, Rushville, chairman; Mrs. James Fulton, Hariford City, and Mrs. Norris Hadley, Mooresville, will report tomorrow afternoon preceding the election of grand officers. Mrs. Miller named to the auditing and finance committee Mrs. A. J. McAllister of I.afayette, chairman; Mrs. Ray Kemp, Bedford, and Mrs. C. R. Moss of Indianapolis. Reviewing the sorority’s werk of the last two years, Mrs. Miller reported a total of $74.000 given to charity and community welfare work by the eight provinces during that period. Miss Lynne Wainwright, harpist, played during the morning.

ville, vice president, was to report

ships amounting to $40.060 have heen given by Tri Kappa auring the last two years. A Chicago soprano, Kathryn Witwer, will sing at the convention banquet tonight in the Riley Room. Red Maxfield's University of Illinois orchestra will play at a dance follow-

Dinner, Dance Many Parties Already Are Being On Tri Kappa Formed for St. Vincent's

Guild Dance on

cheirman of a committee to announce scrapbook award winners later in the day. Mrs. Lloyd Billman of Manila read a memorial to Mrs, Wallace Ballard, for three years treasurer of the Federation, Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Muncie will ill her unexpired term. Mrs. Smith was to preside at a

April 26

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Honored Mrs. Smiley

Heads Council

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 18.— An Indianapolis woman, Mrs. J. H. Smiley, yesterday was elected president of the Indiana Council of Church Women, holding its 12th annual meeting here. Mrs. Smiley attended the preliminary board meeting before the meeting opened yesterday morning ana Is remaining for final sessions today. Other new officers are Mrs, J, Z. Nabbetgall, South Bend, first vice president; Mrs. Frank Heiser, Bloomington, second vice president; Mrs. Robert H. McEluain, Anderson, recording secretary; Mrs, Ralph Holland, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. H. Hettsmansberger, Ft. Wayne, treasurer, and Mrs. Laura V. Payne, Terre Haute, parliamentarian. Mrs. E. L. Eggers of Hammond is retiring president,

Rev. Burrows Is Auxiliary Speaker

The Rev. William Burrows will give the third in a series of reviews of the Prayer Book Monday before the Women's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mrs. J. K. Grubb, 4229 Broadway, will be hostess. She will be assiste by Mesdames E. May Hahn, Walte Christies and J. E. Mechling, Mrs. Hahn will preside.

Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Franklin, was elected recording secretary general of the Daughters of the American Revolution yesterday at the organization's Continental Congress in Washington,

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D. A. R. Makes Annual White House Call

WASHINGTON, April 18 (U. P)).| —For the third time in as many years, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will not be “at home” today when the Daughters of the American]

Kappa Sorority’s two-day conven- |

| Patrons of St. Vincent's Hospital Guild are making up narties for | the Guild's dance Saturday, April 26, in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. In one group will be Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Boggs, Dr. and Mrs. [Marlow Manion and Dr. and Mrs. James Balch. Dr. and Mis. Max

| Mansfield are attending with Dr. and Mrs. Ray Thorpe, Mr, and Mrs.

luncheon today honoring past presidents.. During the afternoon Mrs. | Revolution make When annual call Neal Ireland was to be in charge at the White House. of a Pan-American musical pro-| Instead, Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, gram, part of the National Federa- wife of the Vice President, will be

tion of Music Club's “Loyalty at the Executive Mansion to receive

| Miss Helen Whitcomb of Shelby- |

| A Dutch Treat party wil include | Messrs. and Mesdames Charles N. | Reifsteck, John M. Smith, Howard Swartz, Charles DeGraw, Arthur N. |Curtiss, Lloyd Decker and Arthur Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward |V. Mitchell will have in their party Messrs, and Mesdames Leonard T. Evans, Herman P, Roesch and Ralph E. Suits. Dr. and Mrs. I. W. Wilkens will attend with their guests, Dr. and | Mrs, Leon Gray of Martinsville, Dr, land Mrs. Norman Loomis, Dr. and

Mrs, Harry Kitterman and Dr. and Mrs, Carl Schneider. In another group will be Dr. and Mrs. C. J. | Haslinger, Dr. and Mrs, N. W. Hat{fleld, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lavery

(and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pfeiffer. | George Smiths to Entertain |

In one large group will be Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Hatfield, Dr. and Mrs, |

(this afternoon that college scholar- W. E. Brown, Messrs. and Mesdames man or woman—who suddenly deM. Cole, C. F. velops a new interest to want to Octet was to close this afternoon’s |

H. Huber, 1. Riensche, Thomas Blackwell, C. C. Bose, Lawrence L. Croker and | James J. Breen, Miss Sarah Fortney

and E. J. Voelker. Mr. and Mrs. | |George Smith will have as their [guests Mr. and Mrs. Ellard Duane

Through Music” campaign. The | convention was to close with a tea honoring Mrs, Cregor, given by Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority, of which she is a patroness. Cups were presented at last night's banquet by Mrs. Leland Fleming of Evansville to the Philharmonic Club of Oakland City for club rating and by Mrs. Howard Newton to the Central Presbyterian Choir of Lafayette, which gained permanent possession of the choir rating cup. Mrs, Frederickson presented the extension cup to District 10, represented by Mrs. Dudley Campbell of Rushville, district president,

Take Interest In Husband's Hobbies

By RUTH MILLETT Times Special Writer NEW YORK, April 18.—Today a good many wives are smart about sharing their husband's enthusi-| Mrs. H. H. Arnholter made the

sms. Bub Shere ore plenty who presentation to the Bloomington make the mistake of turning up| p.qay Musicale of the activities their noses at a man’s hobbies and |cup for clubs with memberships up interests. to 100. The Rushville Music Study And that is the most stupid blun- Club won the activities cup for clubs der a wife of any age can make. It is only natural for anyone—| sented by Mrs, Billman, The Burroughs School of Music

and newly musical program with a presentation of Cadman’s “The Morning of Most men turn first to their the Year.” Its members are Mrs. wives. If the wife is encouraging Jane Johnson Burroughs, Mrs. that's fine. If she is enthusiastic Marjorie Payne Breedon, Miss Irene enough to take up the hobby, sport, McKay, Miss Mildred Costin, James or study herself—that is even bet-| Gilbreath, David Duthie, Charles er, | Carson and Lynton Hajelbaker, ac-

share his enthusiasm acquired knowledge.

with memberships under 50, pre-|

delegates to the organization's 50th (Continental Congress. | Mrs, Roosevent resigned from the D. A. R. In March, 1939, in pro- | test against the Society's refusal |

[to allow Marian Anderson, Negro | |contralto, to sing In its Constitution Hall | In 1040, Mrs. Roosevelt was out of | {town during the D. A. R. conven-| tion. This year, Mrs Roosevelt is | |in Buffalo, N. Y. filling a lecture! |engagement. | | The Daughters of the American | Revolution, whose ancestors fought | the British Redcoats at Lexington, | {Concord and Yorktown, voted unanimously today for full material | | aid to the Empire of King George | | VI. In the same resolution, it con- | | demned full political union with the | | British Empire. It called ®bon the membership to oppose the “Union | Now” movement for an Anglo-| American consolidation. | Mrs. Henry M. Robert Jr. of] { Annapolis, Md.,, and Mrs. William | {H. Pouch of New York, retiring and | newly-elected presidents general, re-| spectively, head the list of members | [to be greeted by Mrs. Wallace. | Other national officers elected yes-

Exhibit by Indiana Artists Opens May 3

ing the banquet. An inspection trip of the newly redecorated and refurnished Tri

I. T. S. GC. Chapter Elects Officers

of Bloomington, Mr, and Mrs. Rus- . . sell White and Mr. and Mrs. Har-| But if she acts superior when her vev Belton. (husband reaches out for a new field,

liam Wesley Brothers, Pocatello, 1da.; Mrs. James F. Donahue, Clevend; Miss Lillian Chenoweth, Wash-

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|terday: Vice presidents, Mrs. Wil- | |

Wednesday is the deadline for| entering works in the 34th annual exhibition of work by Indiana artists to be held May 3 to June 1 at the John Herron Art Museum. Each native and resident Indiana artist is allowed five entries with only two in any one medium. The six classifications include landscapes in oils, portraits in oils, miscellaneous oil paintings, water colors. sculpture and mural er decorative painting Entry blanks carry ballots for Selecting a resident artist to serve ! with an out of state jury of artsits t which will select works to be placed sin the show. : At the invitational preview, ‘May 3, four prize winners will be jannounced

New president of the Mount Vernon Chapter, International Travel Study Club, is Mrs. Ben Danford. She will preside at a meeting Wednesday in the country home of Mrs, Marvin Brown and introduce as guest speaker Mrs. Ruth Holman. Other officers of the chapter are Mrs. N. A. Betterly, first vice president: Mrs, Bess McKay Henry, second vice president; Mrs, E. F. Hibner, recording secretary; Mrs. John White, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Claude Daugherty, treasurer: Mrs, O. D. May, auditor; Mrs, John Rrisentine, federation delegate, and Mrs. Eural Byfield, alternate,

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{Kappa ward at Riley Hospital was| [to close today’s program, following a R mtn morning business session, luncheon fame b. Hyatt jl Sugrtain in and style show. Mrs. Leland Jessup | yjjjiam E. Kennedy, John A. Lawler |&F gpreseilie ee lead group ang John M. Berry, Miss Marie Singing uu ng e day. . |O'Hern and Tom O'Hern. Mr. and Randolph Coats, Indianapolis, art- arc Francis J. Moore will attend | ist, will speak to convention dele-| wii) My and Mrs. L. J. Blackmore | gates tomorrow morning. The elec- | Rushville, Mr. and Mrs, Russell | tion and installation of grand offi- White and Mr. and Mrs. Charles cers will close the final business ses- Moreland ! ih 3

sion tomorrow afternoon. In a Dutch treat group will be Dr. and Mrs. Alan Sparks, Messrs. | land Mesdames Walter Maloney, Courtland Cohee, Leo Gauss, Rich- | ard Crane and Thomas J. Farrell, |Miss Eileen Scanlon and Vincent Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Casler will have as their guests Messrs. and | Mesdames Walter Brant, Bert McCammon, Chester Spriggs and Al-| bert Shouse.

Plan Cocktail Party

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinke will (give a cocktail party at their home | in the 7 { Mrs. O. M. Hel preceding the dance for Messrs, RN [in the home of Mis. ©. M. emer pesdames Leo McManus, Robert H. vo mark the sorority : 48th Found- Cowan, John Baldwin and Alton | [61S Day. Guests will be delegates gnuder, Attending with Mr. and Mrs, |to the Indianapolis Panhellenic As- gp * Grove Weisenberger will be sociation from other groups, na- Messrs. and Mesdames Frank tional sorority officers living in the gyckley, Harry Sidrow and M. D jeity and members of the Purdue Mullane. : | University Alpha Xi Delia chapter] with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brady Wa Lewis ier J: Ja Mises | FHL be Mr. and Ms Frank L. King ‘Frances Bowman, Shirley ASKIund | games. ston JiLi Mess IE and Mee and Martha Deremiah, pledges of o. Allen C. Greer. R. E. Snoberger (the Purdue chapter. Miss "Joan and Harold S. Cross. Mr. and Mrs. | Eberhart, harpist, will play during | gert Gwynn and Mr. and Mrs. [the tea hour, ‘ | Jarry Curts will attend together, In the receiving line will be Mrs. i. will Mr, and Mrs. Tracy W.

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i ~N "Tea Is Sunday v A Founders’ Day guest tea fis famong plans of local sorority groups next week. ALPHA XI DELTA'S INDIANAP|OLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER will give a tea Sunday from 3 to 6 p. m.

Mrs. E. Gordon Hinshaw Jr, past president of the Indianapolis Pan‘hellenic Association; Miss Virginia Bailey of Gary, Purdue chapter] president, and Miss Kathryn Lang, | |Alpha X{ Delta member who is] president of the Purdue University = | Panhellenic Association. | Mrs. Baker's general assistants are Mrs. James E. Clark, Miss Mary {E. Armington and Miss Charlotte { Engle. Other committees are: Mrs, C. O. Thornberry, Mrs. Carey Spicer, Miss Nell M. Coats and Miss Cath|erine Lewis, invitations; Mrs. John| §& |M. Smith, Miss Reeta Clark and || [Miss Barbara Strauss, social; Mrs. J. Malcolm Dunn, Miss Martha M.| Engle and Miss Catherine Smith, tea.

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| Faculty memers of the Indiana Law School will be guests of IOTA TAU TAU legal sorority at a dinner 3 Thursday evening in the Columbia | Club, Otto W. Cox, attorney, will] {speak on “Modern Trends and Tendencies.” : The committee in charge of ar-|. rangements consists of Mrs. Lucille | © Smith Currie, Miss Clare Mehrlich| apices Lauretta Greiner (above) and Miss Bertha Wooldridge. has one of the leading roles in the

Nes & H. Smith, 312 ws pu St Irvington Mummers’ production will entertain APTE ‘ » members of SIGMA DELTA PI - Shu, to be ives Tuesday at SORORITY with a covered-dish| 8:15 p. m. The three-act comedy by George S. Kaufman and Mare

supper at her home Monday night. She will be assisted by Mrs. Har-| Connelly, directed by Miss Ann vey N. Brown and Miss Josephine) gran. will be presented in the stage auditorium of the Irving-

McDowell, “Perk Ip” Room ton Presbyterian Church, Johnson If your living room needs a new and Julian Aves. Other members lease on life, browse around in| of the cast are Mrs. James Zoerfurhiture shops and select a piece | cher, Mrs. John McPheeters, E. T. Cuddeback, Tom Rhoades,

or two of furniture. Perhaps the Loren Fink, Frank Corbacho, Gus

|she is not only wasting a good opand My ‘| portunity to grow closer to him, Or were to be Miss Lynne ington; Mrs. Ely Ruff Barnes, Mont-|

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Others on the Pan-American actually is driving him away from | Wainwright, harpist, who was to his home for real companionship. |describe her South American tour The group that most frequently (last summer gvith the All-Ameri-makes this mistake is made up of can Youth Orchestra; Mrs. Fred-middle-aged women, For years they erickson, who was to sing folk haven't had much time for hobbies. | Songs of the Americas; Miss Louise

Bringing up a family was too heavy Swan, pianist, and Miss Imogene a load. | Pierson, marimba soloist. The Their husbands, through those Shortridge Ensemble directed bw years, haven't had much leisure Mrs. Laura Moag was to present time, either. Supporting a family, ? Chilean Folk Dance, giving them “advantages,” was a| full-time job that didn’t leave much |

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The man, having his job licked, has concert to be given tonight in Caleb | Redstone, N. H.; curator, Mrs. C. (plenty of time to think about other | Mills Hall, Shortridge High School, | Edward Murray, Trenton, N. J.; re-

things. He finds that there is more | by the combined mothers’ choruses to living than working, eating and sponsored in the city by the WPA, sleeping. He decides to become a| The program, open to the public, good golfer, to learn something| will begin at 8 p. m. about music, or to set up the cellar| A guest group will be the chorus workshop he has always dreamed | of the Seventh District Federation of. of Clubs, directed by Mr. Loomis, The wife doesn't actually be-| who will sing “Hymn of Dedicagrudge the time he spends with his| tion.” Mothers’ groups from Uni-

new “love”—but she doesn't take versity Heights and Schools 15, 18,

it seriously. He can't really talk to|20, 32, 54, 72 and 73 and one known her about it, : (as the Melody Singers will present She shouldn't whimper if he finds | separate numbers.

|gomery, Ala.; Mrs. Joseph G. For-| | ney, Lancaster, Pa.; Mrs. John | { Hodge, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Floyd | | W. Bennison, Minneapolis, Minn. Chaplain, Mrs. William Henry | Belk, Charlotte, N. C.; recording secIretary, Mrs. William H. Schlosser, | Franklin, Ind.; corresponding secre- | | tary, Mrs. Henry A. Cox, Montrose, Colo.; organizing secretary, Miss |Marian Day Mullins, Ft. Worth, | [Tex,; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel J. Campbell, Mount Carroll, Ill; registrar, Mrs. Edward Webb Cooch, Cooch's Bridge, Del.; historian, Mrs. Frederick Alfred Wallis, Paris, Ky.; | (librarian, Mrs. Ralph L. Crockett,

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woman) who shares his interest in| this new activity, The wife asked for it by refusing to play herself,

Lutheran Women's Program Thursday

Mrs, Walter A. Mailer of St. Louis will be presented by the Business Women's Club of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church next Thursday at 8:15 p. m. in Trinity Hall. She will speak on the importance of business women's organiza- | tions. All women belonging to Lutheran | churches in and near Indianapolis | may attend the program and an informal reception following the ad- | dress. Mrs. Wilbur Schwier will preside. The program has been planned by Miss Olga BE. Kaiser, A dinner to precede the talk at the Canary Cottage will be arranged |

G. O. P. Club to Hear Rep. Creighton

State Representative Hobart Creighton of Warsaw will be the speaker at a meeting held by the) Indiana Woman's Republican Club |

bia Club. Following his talk there will be a musical program directed by Mrs. Jack Tilson. Mrs. Irwin Glosson, hospitality chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Frank Morris, Samuel Hoffman, Alberta Peterson and, Forrest BE. Hackley. Officers and executive board will meet at noon with Mrs, Sarah H. Wager presiding.

Club to Attend Home Show Luncheon

Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. Tib| Dreiss will be hostesses to the Garden Study Club at the annual Home Show luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Fair Grounds. A short business meeting will follow. Guests will be Mesdames C. H. Becherer, John J. Mahrdt, Her-

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