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~ be the speaker. Her subject will be

; pany Mrs. Harry Worrell, vocalist,

. and is to carry pink roses. The

‘Legion Group

: Mrs. Clarence Myers. ~. business meeting and Mrs. O. L.

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By Two. Clibs

i Present Day to Hear | a Lid | Mrs. Chic J; ackson

WO groups of slsbwomen will|*

have bridge games Monday.

Mrs. Jostph A. Carr and Mrs.| wi am §. Kimberlin will be host- : esses for the luncheon and bridge = of the C.-1. RB. N. elub| Mo hn The club, also will have a |

business meeting.

HA NU LATRIEAN club will |

$ Monday in the Canary cottage| §

Jn al 0 "clock. luncheon and bridge.

The WOMAN'S club will hear Mrs. D. Neilson and Mrs: G. ‘H. McCaskey speak on “Saints in Our “Time” and “The Constitution and

the State” Monday. Mrs; ‘William

Logan is to be hostess.

‘Mrs. J. M. ‘Galm and Mrs. J. R. Spalding are to be hostesses for the Monday meeting of the PRESEN DAY ¢lub. Mrs. Chic Jackson will

“Indiana Shrines.” There also will be a musical program.

HOOD, will meet at 10 a. m. Monat the ‘home of Mrs. C. B. Agness, 5356 Central ave, to sew for . the Red Cross. They also will have a luncheon and business meeting at 1 oon.

“Contribution of .the Negro Race to Our Culture” is to be the title of Mrs. F. B. Ransom’s talk to the

CHILD CONSERVATION LEAGUE OF | AMERICA when it is entertained Monday by Mrs. F..D. Olson. 322 |N. Audubon rd. Mrs.- Harry Lipgsteedt is to assist Mrs, Olson.

"The February meeting of the PI BETA PHI MOTHERS’ club will be at 1 p: m. luncheon Monday at the Butler university chapter house, 831 Hampton drive. ; e speaker for the afternoon will Save William R. Higgins of the ice

Men's club. Mrs. O. L will Preside. Bridegroom’ s F ather. to Read Ceremony

‘The Rev. CHester Thomas will read the marriage service tomorrow for his son, Herbert M. Thomas, and ‘Miss June Perry. The ceremony will be at noon in the South Sidé ghurch of God. The Rev. ‘Harold Boyer is to assist at the rite, Mr. tnd Mrs. Charles B. Perry, 430 - {Orange st., .and ‘the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, "Glenns Valley, are parents of the couple. Mrs. Lester Donner will accom-

before, and will play bridal airs during -the ceremony. The: bride has chosen a gown of traditional ivory taffeta with a bouffant skirt extending into a train and a tiered fingertip veil of illusion falling from a halo of tulle outlined with orange blossoms. Her flowers are to be white and cream-roses. Mrs. Loren Nelson, matron of honor, is to be in mist blue taffeta

bridegroom's: sister, Miss Mildred Thomas, bridesmaid, will wear mist pink taffeta and carry red roses, and another sister, Miss Lorraine The as, junior bridesmaid, will Talisman roses with her’ yelrtaffeta gown. All three will wear velvet pompadour bows in their hair to match their costumes. *Attending the groom will be Virgil Trick, best man, and Howard | Mau and CHarles Jones, ushers. fter a reception from 4 to 5 p. m. at the bride’s home, the couple will leave for Andersdp where they are to live. The bride is to travel in a beige suit, with a green topcoat and/ green accessories and a corsage of roses. oe

To Meet

Mrs. F. G. “Jeffrey, 5231 N. Illinois st, will entertain the Osric Mills Watkins unit of the American LeAgion auxiliary Thursday at a covered dish luncheon. She will be assisted by Mrs. C. J. Ancker and

Mrs. W. R. Bolen will conduct a

Naini, chaplain, will talk on ericanism,” the auxiliary’s program theme for-the month. Mrs. Hugh Yhornburg, Americanism ‘chairman for the unit, will report on plans for a dinner which the auxiliary -and post will give: this _month.. Other reports will be hig by J. E. Fettig, national defense an; Mrs. Ancker, WAAC reting chairman, and Mrs. Géorge Pressel and Mrs. Leslie Lam-co-chairmen for a card party i be given by. the unit Feb.

Swain Ww. C. T 5 To Be Entertained

~ The ary esting. the

Chapter P, 'P. E. O, SISTER-|.

Church News— Missionary Society Meets Wednesday

A talk by a missionary - returned from China is featured in church-

‘women’s news.

The Women’s Missionary society of the SECOND, PRESBYTERIAN church will meet in the lecture room of the church at 2 p. m.

ranged by Mrs, David F. Smith, director of the study of Latin America "~ Mrs. Smith will be assisted by Mesdames James Martin, Carl Piel Jr, P. 'W. Huddlestun, John SeyJert, J. R. DuVall, Fermor Cannon, H. N. Eddington and Emmett Hall and Miss Florence Martin and Miss Grace Fedderman. . A praise service will be led by

2sses are to- be Mesdames H. B. Coldwell, Carl Walk, Giles Smith

and George Wilson and: Miss Emma

Claypool. The Rev. Theo Hilgeman, recently

back from China, will speak at a public ‘meeting of the Women's guild of the CARROLLTON AVE-

NUE EVANGELICAL AND RE-

|FORMED shuren: at 2p. m Thurs-

day. At 10:30 a. m. that day the guild will hold its monthly business meet-

ing, followed by a "Bitch in” luncheon.

The third and last in a series of book reviews sponsored by . the Women’s. society ' of MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN church will ‘be given at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Block’s auditorium by Mrs.

Russell Sanders. a

She will talk on Ben Ames: Wi liams’ “Time of Peace.” Committee

4members arranging the series were

Mrs. W. R. Freeman, chairman; and Mesdames F. W, Long, R. H. Hamill, E. A. Grimmer and H. L. Mercer.

Mrs. Virgil ‘A. Sly will preside at the board meeting of the INDIANAPOLIS COUNCIL OF CHURCH WOMEN at 10 a. m. Mondsy in the Central Y. W, C. A. Legislation in which the council is interested will be discussed. The race relations committee of the council will sponsor a “victory”

tea at Crispus Attucks high school Friday.

A noon covered dish luncheon will be served to the Queer Esther ‘circle of the home service department of the THIRD CHRISTIAN church Tuesday in ' the lounge of the church. Mesdames Morton Keith. J. W. Hurt, John FP. Knapp and George Chitwood will be ‘hostesses. Mrs. Jesse Tucker will preside at

[the 2 o'clock business meeting. For

the program following, Mrs. Emma ‘Mabee will review *A Perfect Tribute” and Mrs, ‘Albert Keys will give a reading. Mrs. B. H. Stafford has charge of the program.

Carnival Will Be 3 Held at Temple

The Agudot, Herll Juniors, Young Judea group, will rite

F Shei first tarnival this year from

to 5 p. m. tomorrow at Beth-El temple. The committees in charge are Miss Rae Borinstein and Miss Rosetta Rubin, dancing: Miss Vera Hollander and Miss Adele Tamler, fortune ‘tellers; Miss Ann (Schwartz and Miss Geraldine Zuckerberg, game booth: Misses Viva Fallin, Jean - Zyckerberg and Irene Leventhal, refreshments, and Miss Mae Shuchman and Miss Cloria Berger, “victory game” booth.

of the group.

Past Officers The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers’

club of Butler university will give a luncheon for members and guests

lat 1 p. m. Tuesday in the chapter

‘house, 4721 Sunset ave. Past presidents and founders will

Wednesday to_ hear a program ar-|’

Miss Kathryn McPherson. Hoste!

‘Misses Jean Joffe, Iillyan Gross : and Beryle Madiel are co-sponsors =

Club to Honor

ve honored. After the luncheon,| Mrs. William Howell will speak on} “Culture” and Miss ‘Helen Ferrell, | pe {of the Arthur Jordan. conservatory |} ulty, will play & group of piano | §

“John Herron Art ‘museum. 2.

1. Edward Hopper’s prize winning “Nighthawks” is one of ‘the paintings included in. the current exhibition of’ work by living American painters at the

“Henka” by ‘Jerry Farnsworth, artist-in-resi-

through Feb. 28.

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Sororities—

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Mu Phi Epsilon Club Will Hear Recital

A Valentine party and a founder’s day celebration are to be featured on sorority programs. “A Program of Memories” in the form of a costume recital will be

i - presented for the Patroness club of

dence at the University of Illinois, is one of the portraits included in the show which will continue

3. The Missouri painter, Thomas Hart Benton, is represented in the exhibition by this farm scene,

“Cradling Wheat.”

Song Cycle To Be Given *# For S.A. 1. ¢

“White Enchantment” (Cadman), & song cycle for mixed voices, will be presented for Nu Zeta alumnae chapter of Sigma Alpha Tota, national professional musical sorority, Monday evening. The program will be at 8 p. m. in the assembly auditorium of North Methodist church. The performance is being prepared and staged by Charles Hedley, director of the vocal faculty at Arthur Jordan conservatory. The four : soloists ' are Miss Jeanadele Shafer, soprano; Mrs. Mildred Moore, contralto; Herschel Combs, | bass, and Mr. Hedley, tenor, with Mrs.” William C. Sparks as accompanist. - Broadcast Next Week

The performance will be in modern dress. The musical version will be broadcast on the Jordan Music hour at 6 p. m. next Saturday over station WIRE. The program was arranged by Mrs.' J. H. Lowry, Mrs. William A. Devin and Mrs. Clare F, Cox. will be in charge of a social hour and will be assisted by Mesdames S. K. Ruick, C. Harold Larsh, Marian K. Thomas, Warren . Bosworth, Harold Sweeney, Clair. McTurnan ané Harold H. Arnholter and Miss Roberta. Trent. Members of the active, pledge and patroness groups will attend.

{the country.

Rosemary Johnson to Become

Bride of Howard E. Stivers

In Service at Sweeney Chapel

s A double-ring wedding ceremony at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Sweeney chapel at Butler university will unite Miss Rosemary John-

son and Pfc. Howard Earle Stivers. The

Rey. Oline E. Parrett will perform the ceremony, assisted by the

Rev. David S.'MéNelly, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ralph Johnson, 1225 N. Parker ‘ave, and Mr. Stivers’ mother is Mrs.

Norway to Be Topic of Talk For A.A.U. W.

Mrs. Aase Gruda Skard will dis-

cuss “Norway Today—Our Fighting “Ally” for the Indianapolis branch of

the: American Association of University Women at the February general meeting at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Broadway Methodist church. Mrs. Skard is the’ daughter of former Norwegian minister of foreign affairs, Dr. Halvdan Koht. The ‘dinnér meeting and lecture will be open to the public and reservations may be made with Mrs. Walter ‘Alfke. Mrs. Skard, who is a child psychologist, teacher, writer and lecturer, fled from Norway with her

husband and four small children.}

She was doing research work in Swedish’ elementary schools and

studying in the university at Stock-

holm when the Germans invaded |v loin

Doll House to Be Shown Here

Frank Imbler, 2101 N. Alabama st. The chapel is to be decorated with huckleberry foliage, palms, ferns and two seven-way candela-

bra. The pews are to be marked with flags tied with ribbon stream-

ers. "Miss Pauline Tobin will play

-| bridal airs and Manuel Cardenas

will sing Sweethearts,” “All the Things You Are” and “I Love Thee” (Grieg). The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, will be gowned in white slipper ‘satin with a sweetheart neckline trimmed in Chantilly lace, long fitted sleeves and a full gathered skirt falling into a train. Her fingertip veil is to be held by a halo of white roses. She will wear pearls and & jeweled pin, gifts of the bridegroom, and will carry a bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath with sweetheart roses caught in lover’s knots in the streamers.

Sister Attendant - Her sister, Mrs. Donald * Lane, matron ‘of honor, is to wear turquoise satin and Miss Marjorie Kiewitt and Miss Jeanne Patterson, bridesmaids, are to wear minuet rose satin and pear leaf satin. The dresses are fashioned with sweetheart necklines, puffed sleeves and

full circular skirts. They will have| pearl necklaces and bracelets, gifts

» of the bride.

The maid of honor will carry a bouquet of yellow roses, acacia,

“| sweet peas and an orchid and will

wear matching. flowers and a bow in her hair. The bridesmaids will have bouquets of Briarcliff roses, baby’s breath and blue sweet peas: The flower girl, Joyce Ann South, will wear shell pink satin and the bride’s gift of pearls and will carry a basket or rose petals. The ring bearer Is to be Bobbie Waddy. Reception to Follow Louis ‘Rutan, best man, and Sergt. Richard Schack and Pfc. Wilbur Gall, ushers, will attend the bridegroom. The bride's mother will be in petal . pink crepe with gold and brown accessories. Mrs. Imbler's ensemble is to be navy blue crepe with black accessories. Both will have corsages, of pink roses and acacia. . A ‘reception ab the home: of the bride’s parents will follow. .

Creighton ave, Ft. Wayne, after,

‘The|the couple will be at home at 416 E.| al

MU PHI EPSILON, national music honor society, Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. in the North Branch of the Arthur Jordan conservatory. Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, soprano, and Mrs. Agnes Warriner Helgesson, pianist, members of the alumnae chapter, will present the program which was arranged by Mrs. -Asel Spellman Stitt. “Mrs. William G. Winemiller is chairman of the luncheon committee and will be assisted by Mesdames S. E. Penstermaker, A. R, Madison and Karl Means. Mrs. J. A. Matthews will preside at the

‘| business meeting.

Mrs. Daniel Maiden Jr., 419 N. LaSalle st., will give a Valentine party for Lambda chapter, OMEGA NU TAU, Tuesday. She will be assisted by Mrs. Landis Godwin.

A 6:30 o'clock dinner commemorating founders’ day will be held

CRON, at the home of Miss Maida Johnson, 3433 Central ave., tonight. Assisting Miss Johnson will be Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs, Cyrus Mackenzie and Miss Louann Myers

The monthly program meeting of :Gamma chapter, EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA, is to be at 6:30 p. m. Monday in their club rooms in the Rauh building. The subject of the program will be. “patriotism.” Misses Doris Allen and Miss Mary Green are in charge and Mrs. Jane Welch will preside. The Delta chapter has been invited to attend.

Miss Helen Salter will preside at the meeting of Beta Phi chapter, BETA SIGMA PHI, Tuesday night at the Hotel Lincoln. A program directed by Miss Olive Logsdon will follow the business meeting,

Founders’ Tea ; Will Be Held By Sorority

Cancellation of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae association’s annual state founders’ day luncheon as a result of the war has been announced by the organization. . In place of the luncheon, the association will hold a founders’ day tea, Saturday, Feb. 20, at 2 p. m.,, in the Butler university chapter house. The state luncheons have been held annually except during world war I. This year’s tea will mark ‘the 73d anniversary of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mrs. Dorothy Ford Buschmann, director of the Service Men's clubs, will be the speakér preceding the fea and Miss Sally Hull, vocflis!, ‘will present a musical program. The. traditional founders’ day ceremonies will be observed.

- Special Guests

Special guests will be Mrs. Mary Keegan, retiring ‘house-mother at Butler, and Mrs. Julia Sweet, the chapters new house-mother. Mrs. Keegan has been with the Butler chapter for 20 years. Mrs. Charles C. Binkley,—chair=\ man, ahd Mrs. Edgar K. Goss, program ‘chairman, will be in charge. Members of the" active chapters lat DePauw, Indiana, Butler and

by Kappa Xi chapter, PI. OMI=]

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Hartman “and Earl Barnhart. Special guests will be Mrs. Frederick Conkle, president of the Indiana congress; ‘Mrs. Logan Hughes, coordinator of wartime activities; Mrs. Frank an, seventh state ‘vice president; . Dale DaVee, state

‘executive secretary; Mrs. Ray Rob-

erson, state publications chairman; of the Indianapolis Parent-Teacher

: | organization; Mrs. Hazel Montague, ‘| the county organization’s safety di-

rector; . Harvey Griffey, ~county

- | schools Superintendent, and. Mrs.

Griffey. : ‘Mrs, Harry ‘Wiest will preside.

Mrs. Lester Boughton will be in charge of arrangements and will be

assisted by Mesdames Alex Tuschinsky, George Moyer, Wheeler Hardin, Frank ‘Carey, Claude. Risley, Raymond" Wright, George Voss and Roger. Matthews. The week’s schedule of individual group meetings follows:

MONDAY

“Ben Davis grade school (1:30 p. m.)—Ezxecutive board meeting.

WEDNESDAY

3 (2 p. m)—Founders’ day pageant honoring past presidents.

7 (2 p. m.)—"“Gardening,” by Mrs: L. H. Earle; music directed by Ellen R. Grubb.

9 (3:15 p. m.)—Founders’ day program; community singing; showing of dalry council film; past presidents invited.

13 (1:45 p. m.)—“Serving in the P.-T. A.” by Mrs. Clayton Ridge; founders’ day observance,’

14 (3:25 p. m.)—Founders’ day program; playlet by mothers’ chorus.

15 (2 p. m)—"“The Old Town Pump,” by Ray D. Everson; hoy scout demonstration; founders’ day guests ‘to attend.

16 (3:15 p. m.)—“Serving Our Community,” by Clarence Deupree; devotions by the Rev. Roland Pickhardt; “The Lord’s Prayer,” sung by LaVonne McKinney.

20 (2:30 p..m.)—Pageant, “February’s House,” by mothers; silver tea honoring past presidents and mothers of new pupils. 21 (7:30 p. m.)—"“Find Your Place in the P.-T. A.” by Harold Gossett; founders’ day program with special guests. 26 (3:15 p. m—*“Founders’ Day,” by Mrs: Frank W. Strohm; special music. 27 «2:15 .p. #0. )~ Founders’ day playlet,- “Burn, . Candle; . Burn,” by mothers; informal tea. 28° (315. p.om)>—Pairy council film; falk-on tin salvage. by Mrs. John Kittle; social hour. 31 (2:45 .p. m)—Talk by Miss Mary McGee, past principal; songs

“| by Mrs, Roy Brandes; flute solo by

Miss Dorothy Reinacker. 34 (1:30 p. m.)—“Founders* Day— What It Means,” by Mrs. W. L. Thoms; music by pupils; recognition of past presidents.

to be honored; social hour. 41 (1:30 p. m.)—Founders’ day playlet by mothers; Baton club of Shortridge high sehool to appear; reception for mothers of new pupils. 43 (1:30 p. m.)—“Founders’ Day,” by Dr. Roy Ewing Vale; tea honoring mothers of new pupils. 44 (2:30 p. m.)—“Founders’ day,” by Mrs. William Shirley; invocation by the Rev. Blaine Kirkpatrick. 47 (3:15 'p. m.)—Founders’ day ‘ “February’s House,” by mothers. : 50 (1:30 p. m.)—Talk by Mrs. William Shirley; music by girls’ quartet; presentation’ of colors by boy scouts. 5¢ (1:30 p. mn.) —“Serving in P.-T.A.” by Mrs. James L. Murray; solo by Mis. Helen Hopkins; playlet by Dramatic club. 57 (1:30 p. m.)—Talk by DeWitt S. Morgan; special music by Mrs. Francis Helkema and Mrs. John Simpson. ; 58 (2:45 p. m.)—Founders' day tea; playlet by mothers and mothers’ chorus under direction of . Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin, 62 (7:30 p. m.)—"“The Jurisdiction and Activities of P.-T. A.” by John F. Sheik of FBI; Howe high school girls’ octet to sing: Matinee Musicale trio to play. 66 (2:30 p. m.)—Talk by Judge Mark Rhouds of juvenile cout. 67 (2. p. m)—Talk by Mrs. Henry Goll; founders’ day program honaring past presidents.

Married :

Mrs, William R. Shirley, president|:

36 (2:30 p. m.)—Past presidents,

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dinner will honor past presidents of be Oa: ‘organization— . McDaniel, E. A. Clark, Earl R. James, James LL. iat

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wSacred: Heart os Church Scene Of Wedding

A wedding breakfast at Holip Hock Hill followed the 10 o’cloc ceremony which united Miss Mary Catherine’ Meyer and Lieut. Franc A. Burkhardt’ of Ft. Monmouth, N.: J. this morning in the Sacred ‘Heart Catholic church,

The Rev. Fr. Ephrem Muench read the: service at high mass before an altar decorated with candelabra, greenery and variegated bouquets. Floral bouquets formed an entrance. to the sanctuary. Harry Martin was the organist and Mrs. William Lynch sang “On This Day,” “Ave Maria” and “Panis Angelicus.” ° ; The bride wore a gown of bridal white fashioned with a fitted Breto lace bodice, romance neckline an long sleeves that tapered into point over the hand.

Bride’s Attendants

Her gathered skirt fel! into a train and her tiered fingertip veil of white English illusion was attached to a Mary Stuart cap of tucked tulle accented with clusters of orange blossoms. She had a single strand

of ‘pearls, gift of the bridegroom, and carried a cascade of white roses and garlands of gladioli blossoms centered with an orchid. Her attendants, Miss Gertrude Meyer, her sister and maid of honor, and Miss Ellen Reibel and Miss Gabriella Meyer, bridesmaids, wore gowns similarly fashioned with beige rose and turquoise sill: jersey fitted basques and flowing brown ne skirts. Shoulder veils of brown net with floral headdresses to match their bouquets completed the costumes. They carried carnation cascades in bright pink, pale pink and varie= gated shades with trailing ivy and brown net.

Take Trip West Agnes Ann Herald, flower girl, carried a colonial bouquet and wore a dress of rose and brown net with a rose taffeta bow in her hair: Each attendant had a gold chain an

cross, gifts of the bride. Ushers were Leo W. Lauck Raymond A. Staab. Pvt. Edw A. Burkhardt Was his brother's, best. man. Mrs. Frank E wv. Meyer, the bride’s mother, wore blue crepe with black accessories and a eor sage of red roses. A reception at the home of the bride will be held late this after= noon. Immediately afterward the couple will leave for. a short trip west, the bride traveling in a navy blue suit and a gray topcoat with navy andrswhite accessories’ and an orchid corsage. 3 Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Prank H. Miller and Miss Loretta Heeb, Connersville, and Arthur Burkhardt, St. Meinrad.

Committees Are Arranged By Theta Sigs

Committees: for the first meeting of the second annual Radio: Work= ‘shop series of Theta Sigma Phi, na+ tional - women’s * honomary profes+ sional journalistic sorority, have been announced by Mrs. Henry F, Ostrom, president. The meeting will be Wednesday at 7 p. m. at WIRE, Mrs. Ostrom, ; hostess for the meeting, will assisted by Mesdames Gerald BE. Woods, Dorothy Stephenson: Stout, William R. Richardson, Paul Griggs,

Hildred Funk, Margaret Scott; Juli Jean Rowe, Helen Ruegamer, Ruth Collier and Luana Lee. The workshop committee, wi Mrs. Donald C. Drake as chairn . includes Mesdarries Robert’ Ju William R. Richardson and Al in Hall of Danville and ‘he Misses Isabel Boyer, Mary Glenn He Jean Williams and Collier,

Open fo Public A certificate of merit and ac en vil be awarded active 1 ; in the course. Courtesy ¢ car Jor use by service.

Shirley for the P. 1 A. RT Epoli, Mrs. Donovan Turks:

| groups; Mrs. Clayton Rid) : Cross publicity group; Mrs.