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SHORTRIDGE
PARENTS TO
HEAR TALK
Mrs. S. {. Perkins TO Discuss
HOoSier Salon Before
Parent Teachers.

Mrs. S. Z. Perkins will speak on
'The Hoosier Salon" the recent art
exhibit at Chicago, at the Shortridge
Parent-Teacher Association next
Tuesday night at s. Mrs. Q. b. Hep
pner will sing.
Association of School ST will hold
a joint meeting of mothers and
fathers Wednesday evening at SIS.
Mrs. Charles II. Smith, president OF
the City Federation, will speak. Miss
Dorothy Ernest will render several
musical selections.
Friday afternoon at 3:15 the L. T.
A. of school 81 will hear Miss May
Belcher of the Y. w. C. A. speak.
The boys chorus and the boys har-
monica club will furnish music.
Play in Physical Training as a
Factor in Child Development" will
be the subject Of Miss Crozier, OF the
physical training department of the
public schools at school 20 Wednes-
day afternoon at 3:15. Mrs. w. E.
Bremen will play a piano solo and
Mrs. Il. c. Higgins will give a read
ing.
DIR. Clarence Guedel will talk at
school IS Wednesday at ESQ y m.
His topic will be process of Decay
and the Importance of Saving Tenn
porary Teeth" Virginia Boyd will
give a reading.
Association of school so will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3:15. Mrs.
Myra Reynolds Richards will talk
and Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin will
play a group of piano numbers.
Silk flags will be presented to
school 3s for each of the rooms
Wednesday at 2 by the Parent
Teacher Association and by The
George Chapman Post of the Won
ems Relief Corps. Pupils will present
a patriotic program.
Association of school 20 will meet
program arranged by Mrs. Z. K.
Voyles will include Mrs. j. E. Pear
son, soprano, Mrs. Deloss Alig. con
tralto, Mrs. Martha Adams Morris,
violinist and Miss Virginia Har-
baugh, pianist. Also readings by
Mrs. Charles Raymond. Accompan-
lists. Mrs. Robert Bonner and Mrs.
Z. h. Voyles.
Association of Charity Dye school
81 will observe fathers night Friday,
David Allerdice presiding.
. j. f. Thornton, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will address the
Association of school Wednesday
afternoon at 3:15. The Boys Glee
Club of Manual Training high school
will sing.
Friday at 8 p. m. the Parent
Teacher Association of school rs will
here Sergeant Frank Owens talk on
Accident Prevention" A prize is
being offered for the room having
the largest attendance of parents. A
social hour will follow the program
and coffee, sandwiches and candy
will be served.
Judge Weir will address the Asso-
citation of Hawthorne school 50
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Clarice
Horner will give a group OF piano
numbers. A business meeting will
be held at 2:30.
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Upper, left. Mrs. j. Cleve Fix;
center, left, Mrs. Myron j. Hopper;
lower, left, Miss Georgiana Rock
well; right, Mrs. Kenneth l.. Sher-
riIl.
Mrs. J. Cleve Fix, 1116 n. Tuxedo
St., is chairman Of the program COM
mittee for the annual State lunch
con of Alpha Chi Omega sorority to
be held in the Riley room of the
Claypool Feb. 10.
Before her marriage. which was
solemnized at the Third Christian
Church Jan. &c. Mrs. Myron ]. Hop
per was Miss Ruth MacAllister,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Mac
Allister of Logansport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopper will be at home after Feb.
Is at Atchison, Kan.
Miss Georgiana Rockwell, 3134
Ruckle St., is chairman OF the AL
pha Chi Omega State dance to be
held Feb. 10 at the Claypool.
Mrs. Kenneth L. Sheriff. was, be-
fore her marriage this afternoon at
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
Miss Alice Van Malta, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Van Malta, 2s2S
Talbot st. DIR. and Mrs. Sheriff.
will be at home in Chicago after
March /.
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Club Calendar
Monday

Monday
The Vincent c. l.. s. G. meets
with Mrs. ]. II. Bloor as leader.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lupton, Sc S. Ritter
Ave, will be hostess for Irvington
, Coterie. A play will be given.
Tuesday
Fortnightly Literary Club at
Propylaeum with Mrs. John T..
Wheeler reading paper on Sign
Posts in Fiction"
Mrs. Robert Hammond, 3016
Broadway, will entertain Alpha Eta
Latreian. Mrs. r. M. Schofield will
talk on THE Community Drama"
The Expression Club will meet
with Mrs. D. L. Gruber, 3141 N III
nois.
The Heyl Study Club at the Y. w.
c. A. with Mrs. Thomas N. Sinner
and Mrs. Henry Won Grimmenstein
on the program.
Thursday
Hoosier Tourist Club will meet
with Mrs. L. A. Beem, 1858 College
Ave.
Mrs. j. A. Taggart, 1896 Central
Ave. will be hostess for the Thurs
day Lyceum Club. Mrs. f. NJ. Smith
is to have charge of the program.
Friday
Woman's Advance Club will have
an evening party at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Burns, 304S n. Illinois.
The indianapolis Woman's Club
will hear Mrs. r. Hartley Sherwood
and Mrs. Herbert Woodbury. at its
meeting at the Propylaeum.
Irvington Catholic Womens Study
Club will meet with Mrs. Isabel Fla
herty, 408 n. Bosart Ave.
Irvington Fortnightly Club with
Mrs C. L. Hogle and Mrs. F. w.
Hogle. hostesses, at the home of
Mrs. Effie McGrew.
Mrs. G. r. Miller, 957 West Dr.,
Woodruff Pl.. will entertain the Gull
ture Club with luncheon. officers
will be elected.
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UNIVERSITY
MORE SAFE
THAN HOME.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. H.
Declaring that the university is
safer" than the home for the young
people of today, the Rev. Charles w.
Harris. Bloomington pastor, today
came to the defense ct modern
youth.
The mother who thinks keeping
her daughter at home will be safer
than allowing her to go to college is
mistaken" Rev. Harris declared.
The young girl of today. upon
entering a university. finds herself
confronted with a most formidable
set Of rules with which she must
comply. including chaperonage at
the house where she lives, prohibit
ton of automobiles, chaperonage OF
parties. signing a register every
time she leaves the house and the
jealousy of her sorority for its
honor.
AT home the good-natured par
ent finds It hard to keep the youth
in check, but college discipline is a
different matter"
Belittles Drinking
Harris .belittled current reports of
drinking and immortality among the
college youth OF the Nation.
MY fault with the college student
Of today is his lack of seriousness
and his materialistic attitude toward
life" he declared. THE student
who wastes fours of college life has
neglected his greatest opportunity.
He may be an example Of sobri-
ETY., yet as a waster be the most i'm
moral of persons. Four years In a
formative period of life will confirm
him i'm habits Of idleness.
Had he gotten drunk at the end
of his freshman year, been expelled
from school and then with some de-
gree of shame gone to work. there
might be some. hope for him"
According to answers Rev. Harris
received from fourteen State univer-
stiles in the Middle West on a oues-
uonnaire sent out on Drinking in
Colleges" and The Alleged Growing
immortality Among Women Stu
dents.' the outlook is more than on
timistic and should encourage those
who hope that moral conditions are
better in colleges than they are
usually represented to be, he stated.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The StudentIndustrial group will
meet Monday at els p. m. at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house. The
legislative committee will meet with
the group. Mrs. Walter Greenough
will talk on legislation.
Saturday the Student-Industria
group will hold rummage sale to
raise funds for a scholarship for the
Wisconsin summer school for indus
trial girls. Any one having clothing
or furniture to donate for the sale
please call Miss, Daisy Ernst at
Main 260l.
Wednesday at Z p. m. the Indus
trial girls of the south side will have
a bunco party at the branch. Any
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w EDDING
ATCHURCH
Miss Van Malta Becomes
Bride of Chicago
Dentist. 49,

The marriage of Miss Alice Van
Malta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Il. Van Malta. 2S2S n. Talbot ST.,
to DR.. Kenneth l.. Sheriff. of Chi
cage took place this afternoon at 4
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church with DR.. J. Ambrose Dunklc,
pastor of the church, officiating.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Catherine Allen sang "At Dawning"
and 81 Love You Truly" Paul Ma.
thews, organist, played a program of
bridal airs and Delta Beta sorority
songs. Mrs. Norel T. Mclaughlin,
matron of honor, wore pale blue chifr
fon with silver headband and silver
slippers. and carried a bouquet OF
roses and sweet peas. Little Miss
Mary Patricia Hunt of FIT. Wayne,
niece of the bride, who was the
flower girl, wore pale pink voile and
carried roses.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
peach georgette, fashioned with long
waist and full skirt trimmed in gold
embroidery. She wore orange
blossoms in her hair and wore gold
slippers. Her bouquet was Of butter
fly roses and lilies of the valley.
Elvin G. Sheriff., of Chicago
brother of the bride groom, was the
best man and ushers were II. w
Van Malta, brothers of the bride.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for wedding trip, the
bride travelling in a dress of tan nat
crepe and rust oolored duvytenc coat
with grey fox trimming. The at
home announcement is for 1850
Leyden Ave, Chicago, after March !
Mrs. Sheriff. attended Indiana. Uni.
versity, where she Was a member OF
Delta zeta Sorority, and DR.. Sheriff.
is graduate Of the Chicago Dental
College.
Out-of.town guests for the wed
ding included. Mr.. and Mrs. L. J..
Hunt of FIT. Wayne. Mrs. and Mrs.
E. G. Sheriff. of Chicago, Mrs
Grace e. Sheriff. and Mrs. Junis
Millikan of Hammond and Mrs. John
Price and daughter Gwendolyn Of
Ottefbein.
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st. and Park Ave. Her subject will
be the national slogan, Hold Fast
and Go Forward"
The Northeast Union will hold an
all-day institute Thursday with Mrs.
Clayton Burnett, 1912 Ludlow Ave-
Rev. Bodwin of the Lawrence M.
f. Church and Mrs. Minnie Bronson
Thompson will speak for the day. A
musical program will follow. A
lunch will be served at noon.
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IrUingtOn
GirJ MaYrieS

The marriage Of Miss Ida Bit.
ner, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bittner, 43S n. Riley Ave, to Albert
j. Kuhn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Kuhn, took place at this
morning at Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church. The nuptial high mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Leo Creeder
on an altar banked with palms and
ferns. Lohengrin's Wedding March"
was played for the entrance of the
bridal party. Miss Margaret Gordon
sang lave Maria" at offertory, with
violin accompaniment by Charles
Fox.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Marie Kuhn, sister Of the
groom, who wore gown Of green
georgette over pink silk with black
taffeta picture hat ard carried
shove bouquet of Columbia roses.
The bride wore a gown of white
georgette trimmed with lace. She
wore a long tulle veil fashioned in
cap shape, with orange blossoms
and carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses and sweet peas.
Little Margie Kuhn, sister of tho
groom, was flower girl. She was
dressed in black and white satin and
carried the ring in q lily. John
Bittner, brother of the bride, was
best man. The ushers were Alex.
ander Kuhn, brother of the groom,
and j. P. Stieff, brother.in.law OF
the bride.
A wedding breakfast for the imme.
date families at the home of the
brides parents, followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn left inn
mediately on an extended trip. They
will visit Chicago, Seattle, Los An
geles, Ell Paso, New Orleans, New
York City and Niagara Falls. They
will be at home after April /, in
Irvington.
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GUEST PARTY

Members of the DRILL Club will
entertain with valentine party at
2:50 Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Hulone Abbott. Guests will
include the members, Misses Dorothy
White, Dorothy Dittrich, Dorothy
Van Sickle, Blanche Jolley,. Hulone
Abbott, Vitula Handbook, Margaret
Poe, Esther Poe, Vera Adamson and
Laura Carroll, and the following
guests, Misses Lillian Jolley, Helen
Froelke, Ethel Smith, Martha Han.
kins and Pauline McGibbons.
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DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE

The Indianapolis Alumnae Of
Delta Gamma Sorority were enter
tanned this afternoon with a 1
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.
j. Dwight Peterson, 4014 N. New
Jersey ST., with Mrs. s. Douglas
Bash, Mrs. Earl Robinson and Mrs.
William f. Hendren, as assisting
hostessesA Plans for the annual
Founders day luncheon of the soror-
ity to be held at the Delta Gamma
house in Bloomington March 70
were completed. Out-of-town guests
were Miss Ella Yackey of Bloom
field, Mrs. Roger c. Gipe, sister of
Mrs. Peterson; Mrs. Clarence Pain
ter and Mrs. Thurman Hall Of Alex
andria.
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LEGISLATIVE LUNCHEON

Current bills Of interest in the
Legislature will be discussed by
members of the State Assembly at
the luncheon of the Women's Legis-
lative Forum at the Claypool Friday.
The luncheon is open to the public
and members Of the State Assembly
Woman's Club are especially asked
to attend. Members of the commit
tee in charge are Mrs. o. c. Luken-
bill. Mrs. Bloomfield Moore and Mrs.
Allen r. Fleming.
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WEDNESDAY LUNCHEON

Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce and
Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson will pro-
vide the program for the weekly
luncheon of the State Assembly
Woman's Club to be held Wednesday
at 1890 p. m. at the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Julius Travis is general chair
man for the luncheon. Those who
wish to obtain tickets may do so
by applying to Mrs. Winter, hostess
at the Columbia Club.
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PARTIES FOR GUEST

Mrs. Curt Painter, 1925 N. Della,
ware ST., entertained with two tables
OF luncheon bridge this afternoon al
the Woodstock Club in honor of
Miss Helen Tibbetts of Swampscott,
Mass house guest Of Mrs. Robert
Winslow. Sunday evening, Mrs
Edward e. Gates Jr., will entertain
at her home, 2842 Washington Blvd,
with a buffet supper in honor OF
Miss Tibbetts.
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IRVINGTON CLUB

Mrs. c. L. Hogle and Mrs. f. w.
Hogle will entertain the Irvington
Fortnightly Club Friday at the home
of Mrs. Ef1ie McGrew. Mrs. P. II.
Wolfard will report on Imitation of
Currency" and Mrs. C. II. Winders
will read a paper on Dawes Re-
port" Mrs. w. w. Ward will speak
on the proposed Irvington commun-
ity house which is being fostered by
the Irvington Club Union.
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BUSINESS GIRLS DEPARTMENT

Young Business Women's Club
will entertain Ama-Theta and south
side business girls at a kid Valen-
tine party Tuesday at 6:15 p. NJ. in
the social han. All girls are re-
Quested to wear a kid costume. Res
ervations must be in by Monday
noon. The committee on arrange
ments is: Freda Gisowan, Marie
Hickman, Hazel Morris, Jane Gwyn
and Frances Gather.
officers elected by the Young Bust
ness Womens Club to serve n term
Of one year are: Minnie Lewis Crum,
president; Jeanette Schaefer, vice
president; Mary Bivis. secretary;
Mary Davidson, treasurer. The new
officers will be installed the last Of
February.
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INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT

The industrial department will in
stall new officers Wednesday evening
following the club dinner. officers
to be installed: Opal Boston, presi-
dent; Erma Day, vice president;
elena Nail, secretary. and Mabel
Morris, treasurer. A Valentine party
will follow, with Miss Elsie Kinerk
in charge.
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ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Lawrence II. Brink enter
tanned this afternoon with a valen-
tine luncheon bridge at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Luther Williams,
3540 N. Pennsylvania St. Guests
were Mesdames John Harvey. Willis
Thompson, Wendell M. Hicks, Scott
Waughtell. Marion Stump, Russell
e. Matthias and Max Chapman.
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ON HONEYMOON

The marriage Of Miss Genevieve
Orme, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Orme. 25OS Ashland Ave, to
James Russell Buffers, occurred
Thursday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Rev. W. A.
Shullenberger read the service be-
fore an altar of palms and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers are on a
wedding trip and will be at home
after March 1 at 250S Ashland Ave.
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Mrs. Catherine Mob. Holster, 1894
Park Ave-, past national president
of the Woman's Relief Corps, will
entertain the George H. Thomas
Post No. II, C. A. r. and w. r. c.
No. 20, Tseuday afternoon. Assist
ing her will be her mother, Mrs. Ida
S. Mcbride, past national president,
Mrs. Emma b. Peet, Mrs. Margaret
Sweet, Mrs. Maggie Gordon. Mrs.
Elizabeth Spahr, past presidents OF
the corps and Mrs. Mary Coleman
and Mrs. Grace Keenog.
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so FRA CLUB GUESTS

Forty members and guests of the
So Fra Club will be entertained at a
Valentine party this evening at the
home of Miss Violet Topmiller, $50
N. Arsenal Ave. Pledges will provide
the program. The following new
pledges are announced: Ailine
Fletcher, Mae Healy, Austin Dow
dell, Joseph Roseman and Jesse
Montgomery.
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TRI DELTA ALLIANCE

Mrs. Wallace Wadsworth, 62 n.
Layman Ave. will entertain the In
dianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta
Delta Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The annual luncheon and
dance will be held Feb. rs. Assist
ing hostesses are: Mrs. Edward b.
densick, Mrs. James A. Baird, Mrs.
c. c. Crumbaler, Mrs. c. E. Har-
rison, Miss Dorothy Carey and Miss
Mary Watson. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Bodensick.
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DINNER PRECEDES PLAY

Preceding the drama to be given
at the Little, Theatre Playhouse by
the Players Club Friday night, Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Dean, 4190 Central
Ave. will entertain with a dinner
party. Following the play the club
members and guests will dance at
the Propylaeum.
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COMMITTEE FOR DANCE

The Young Ladies Sodality and
Holy Name Society will entertain
with a dance at the st. Philip Neri
Hall Tuesday night. The committee
in charge is Elizabeth Madden,
Marie Murrhy, Dorothy Ser'ng, Ruth
McAee, Catherine MITCHELL Pauline
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McAtee, Dorothy Nugent, Eileen
Fletcher, Mary Parker, Alice McMa-
hon, Helen Hunt, Rose Myers, Mar
gares Myers, Margaret Borst, Bee
Madden, Harry O'Brien, Raymond
Hunt, John Kistner, Raymond
Cleary, Joseph Kane, Albert Grieb,
Bob Monohan, Russell Fletcher.
John Gerlach, Robert Nancy, Russell
Woods. Tom Vollmer, Joe Solomon,
John Mckinley, Francis Sexton and
Sydney Cain.
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HEALTH EDUCATION DE.
PARTMENT

The "Y' basketball team will play
the Tri Delta Sorority Monday at
! p. m.
Skating parties scheduled next
week beside the regular public Tues
day and Saturday evening parties
are Roberts Park NJ. e. on Monday
at SIS p. M. Lincoln alumnae on
Thursday at Sis and the University
Heights Church on Friday at SIS.
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HOLLY TWELVE CHR

Husbands of members of the Jolly
Twelve Club will be guests at a
bunco party and luncheon Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jackson, 1919 N. Arsenal Ave.
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Miss Rose and Miss Catherine
STRATA, 1899 Central Ave, have re-
turned from Newark, Ohio. Where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Annarino for several weeks.
Mrs. Annarino returned with them
to spend a few weeks here.
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ENTERTAINS CLUR

Mrs. Arthur B. Wagner, 1929 Fair
field Ave. will entertain the Dulcet
Club with a luncheon bridge Tues
day. Mrs. Oscar Boercher is the as.
sisting hostess.
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STUDENT RECITAL

A student recital Of the Beriault
School of Expression will be given
Wednesday at S:15 p. m. at the
school, 1926 n. Alabama st.
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February is a grand old month for
the hostess. Entertainment features
are easily solved. Hearts, gypsies
cherries, and hetchets, log cabins,
knee breeches, valentines, clowns
molly mixture of color, gaiety and
patriotism.
The elimination of many parties,
dinners and dances will come Mon
day night when Mayor John l..
Duvall entertains with his annual
valentine ball at Tomlinson hall. The
grand march is scheduled for 8
o'clock and will be led by mayor
and Mrs. Duvall, and city controller
and Mrs w. c. Buser. Harry Dickin-
sons Woodstock Country Club or
chestra will furnish music and
several special features have been
planned. Proceeds will go to an
emergency fund for city relief work.
The committees announced for the
affair are composed of city officials
and their wives.
Plantation Concert
An old plantation melody concert,
sponsored by the music section, of
the art department of the Woman's
Department Club, and old plantation
readings by Mrs. w. D. Long at the
clubhouse Tuesday evening at S:15
will feature activities of the fedora
ton this week.
Dancing at 9:45 will follow the pro-
nd mil A~
health class Of the community vel.
fare department, assisted by tho
Friendship Circle.
The program of music and read
ings follows: Violin solo, 1.-The
Chant" Betty Williams; paper, 1.-THE
Negro in Music" Mrs. E. C. Rump-
Ter; women's chorus, Ma Honey,
"Massa in de Cold, Cold Ground"
DE Copper Moon" directed by De
Witt Talbert; solo, "Lindy Lou"
Mighty Like Rose" "Mah Lit
Banjo" Mrs. j. S. Stockton; reading,
Mrs. w. D. Long; solo, walking in
de Garden, 4" Optimism" my Little
Sunf1ower, Goodnight" Mrs. George
r. Earhart; solo, Candle Tighten
Time" Nanny Sing" dozen Ye
Lis'n," Mrs. C. T. Behymer; reading,
Mrs. w. D. Long; solo, Didn't 1t
Rain" Harry Calland; solo, ma
Curly-headed Baby" "Howdy do
Miss Sprlngtime, Mrs. Everett
Johnson; quartet, Coin to Shout"
Deep River" Swing Low Sweet
Chariot" members of the Men
delssohn choir, Harry Calland, Floyd
Chaffee, Dewitt Talbert and Fred N.
Morris. The accompanies will be
Mrs. M. D. Didway, Mrs. Earl Rich.
ardson, Mrs. Luther Shirley and
Mrs. w. F.. Werner.
Mrs. Horace G.. .Casady is chair.
man OF the music section and Mrs.
Roy Caylor chairman of the Friend
ship Circle.
Valentine Parties
Among the Valentine affairs Fri
day were:
A tea and bridge party, given for
Twelve guests by Mrs. Ralph r.
Marsh, 753SN. Bancroft Ave.
"A bridge party in the evening.
given by the Sigma Delta Sorority at
the Columbia Club.
! A luncheon for the "Grandmoth.
ers club Of the First Congrega.
tlonal Church, given by Mrs. G. ].
Buchanan at the Marott Hotel.
A bridge-tea of ten tables, given
by Mrs. Myron Mckee at her home.
1853 Park Ave.
VALENTINE COTILLION
Miss Helen Hibben will entertain
members of her ballroom dancing
class and guests with a valentine co.
tillion at Carr Hall, 5436 L. Wash
ington ST., Monday evening. Assist
Ing Miss Hibben will be Mrs. Donald
Fitzgerald, Miss Hazel Hibben, Miss
Marcy Dirnberger, Miss Ada RUBBISH
and Miss Kitty Lou Fitzgerald.
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PLAN FOR CONVENTION
Tri Kappas to Meet Here Next
April.

April.
The grand council Of Tri Kappa
sorority met at the Claypool today to
complete plans for the State con-
vention to be held here April and
9. Miss Dorothy Donald, of Bloom
ington, grand president, presided, and
appointed committees to have
charge Of the State luncheon and
dance to be held during the con-
vention. The Noblesville. chapter
of Tri Kappa win act as the hostess
chapter for the convention.