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FRIDAY, MAR. 14, 1952

WwW. D. Peat Comp Fire Girls to Mark 42d Year

To ‘Address Art Group

WILBUR D. PEAT will give an illustrated lecture on “The Splendor of

the Ming Dynasty” at 4 p. m. Sunday in the Herron Art Museum, THe lecture is open to the public without charge. Three cases of Chinese porcelains of this period, 1468 to 1644 A. D., have been lent from a New York collection and from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly. “They will be on display for a limited time. . Ceramics reached a high point in the creative art of this age, and some of the most beautiful and unique types of glazing are represented in this sélection of Ming work. » ” “

ONE CASE CONTAINS deep blue temple jars, bowls and platters, dating from 1522 to 1526. Ancther holds one of the celebrated pale green Celadon pitchers, a white ewer and a pair of eggshell porcelain cups on black stands,

One of the most interesting

pleces is a circular box for man- |

darin beads decorated with blue figures on a red ground. It is from the Chia Ching period, 1522 to 1566, in which the art of glazing. reached new heights. The museum's featured exhibition for. the month is a large collection of water colors, painted skins, pottery, shields and other objects by American Indians of the Southwest region, chiefly Bante Fe and

Arizona,

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AMP FIRE GIRLS OF

~ Indianapolis will celebrate the 42d birthday of

the founding of the organization Sunday through Saturday. Activities will begin Sunday morning when all Camp Fire Girls will attend the church of their cholce dressed In thelr red, white and biue costumes, ~ ” ~

“DESIGN FOR Friendship” will be the birthday project with its primary purpose to help each girl make better friends within her Camp Fire group through understanding and appreciating one another.

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A tea and showing of spring millinery willl be held in the millinery French Room in Block's from 2 to 4 p. m. Monday and Tuesday. Guests will attend by ‘invitation only. Famous designers whose hats will be modeled are Mr. John, Laddje Northridge, Otto Lucas, Beatrice Martin, Irene, Hattle Carnegie, Bode and Edgar Lorle,

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The first Camp Fire group in the city was begun in 1912. The first organization in the country was founded in -1910 by Dr. Luther Halsey Gullick and a group of educators in order tu emphasize the importance of home and family life. The law of the Camp. Fire Girls is. “Worship God, Seek Beauty, Give .8ervice, Pursue Knowledge, Be Trustworthy, Hold On to Health, Glorify Work and Be Happy.” It is a Red - Feather Bervice.and has more than 2600 members in Ins dianapolis. It serves three age groups, Blue Birds, seven to 10; Camp Fire Girls, 10 to“14, and Horizon Club members 14 to 18.

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Incense a ‘Must’ For Orientals

It is doubtful if many Americans could go to sleep with a heavy incense aroma in thes room, but to the Orientals, At is a “must” because of” its soporific values.

We achieve the safne effect, however, with a gtght perfume or toilet water 4n our baths or sprinkled lightly on our sheets. ‘There id nothing eccentric about the person who likes to make’ sleep attractive and appedling—and there is no better

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have good, comfortable bedding and a buoyant ' pillow. Without this basic equipment for good sleep, all the tricks in the trade will be of no avail.

7" will be the subject of a talk to be given by Mrs.

Momoe Furuya, <exchange °

teacher from Honolulu, at a meeting of "Alpha Xi Deita Alumnae at 6 p. m. Monday. The event will be a covered dish dinner in the home of Mrs.

way. Mrs. Furuya's talk will be of special significance due to the fact that she exehanged actual school-rooms with Mrs. Josephine E. Tamney of School 39

here, who is a member of Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Association

Sorority Holds Formal Initiation Services

Alpha Chapter of Alpha Pi Omega’ Sorority’ has held formal Initiation services for Mesdames Herman Emery, Charlie

LaVive, Wayne Palmer, Paul Sermon, John Stevens and #

Ralph Young. The ceremony took place last night in the Merchant's. National Bank 38th St. Branch, Mrs. Perry Gilliland was chairman of the initiation committee.

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Members attending will be given the opportunity to choose an. outstanding alumna as a candidate for the province award to be given this spring.The nominating committee will present its slate of officers for the coming year, Mrs. M. B. ° Still is chairman of that come mittee assisted by Mrs. J. B. Woods and Miss Pat ame meyer. Miss Doris Ann McNary, program chairman, will introduce

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