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PROGRESS HALTED

GENEVA, July g. (P-"No progress has been made" Admiral Viscount Saito of Japan told the Associated Press as he emerged from meeting of the executive committee of the na- val conference. He appeared ex- tremely downcast
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BASEBALL SCORES

BAoEBALL 5CURE1
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 2, New York 6. Chicago 1, Pittsburg 0. St. Louis 2, Boston 3. Cincinnati s, Philadelphia 5
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington "A, Cleveland 4-3. New York S-10, Detroit 11-S Philadelphia ', St. Louis 5. Boston II, hicago 5.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle 12, Missions 13. Portland ?, Oakland 4. San Francisco Al, Sacramento H. Los Angeles 33, Hollywood IA.
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M. S. ETHEL IN JUNEAU

JUNEAU, July g. P)-Returning from a successful two months hunt ing trip to Western Alaska, W. Tan sill, leader of the Alexander Ravell- Field Museum expedition, arrived on the motorship Ethel.
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EXPEDITION SAILS

SYDNEY, N. S., July g. (P- Com mander MacMillan,s sub-arctic expe- dition sailed for Battle Harbor, Lab rador, this morning.
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JOHN DREW DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, July g. R- John Drew, aged 73, noted American actor, died after being confined to a hospital since May 31 with arthritis and rheumatic fever.
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WATER NOTICE

Water will be shut off on 4th and 5th Avenues at 12 o'clock tonight in cluding Van Glider and Tecklinberg buildings.
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Alunnnae
Will Meet

Mrs. Frank Forty, 4036 n. Capitol
Ave, will be hostess Wednesday
afternoon for the February meeting
of the Alumnae Club, Mu Phi
Epsilon national honorary musical
sorority. Assisting Mrs. Forty will
be Mrs. H. W.. Pattison and Mrs. F..
II. Dedert.
Luncheon will be served promptly
at 1880 after which Mrs. Louise
Mason Caldwell will give a review
Of current events in the field of
organ and sacred music.
Plans for a benefit card party at
the Odeon, Feb. 7, will be completed
at the business meeting to follow
the luncheon.
A program of sacred music has
been arranged for Sunday, Feb. 6, at
the Woodruff Place Baptist Church
at o'clock. Miss Charlotte Lieber,
Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt. and Mrs.
Sam w. Hooke of Noblesville,
sopranos, and Miss Norma Mueller,
contralto, will be heard in vocal solos.
duet and trio numbers. Mrs. Nell
Kemper will play several organ selec-
lions on the church's newly in
stalled organ. The accompanies will
be Mrs. kemper and Mrs. Frank
I. Edenharter. The concert will be
open to the public.
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RADIO HOP
AT MAROTT
Sahara Buds Announce List
of Honor Guests.

The Sahara Buds will entertain
Saturday evening with radio dance
at the Marott Hotel. Music will be
afforded over radio and by the Hoo
sier Night Hawks orchestra. Miss
Helen Rollison is the general chair
man, assisted by Misses Alice EN-
minger, Charlene Rollison, Edith
Harrison, Margaret Boyden, Frances
Herrick, Frances Dobbins. Honor
guests for the dance will be Messrs.
and Mesdames John Duvall. Ray AL
bertson, Chester Martin, Lawrence
Drapier, Othnitel Hitch, Oliver Valid,
Michael Sculley. Mesdames Harry
B. Smith, Adelbert B. Keaton, John
Riddle, Lee Clifford, Lewis Shank,
Frank Picard, Arthur Dobbins,
Ralph Reder, Vern Harrison, S. A.
Johnson.
Miss Ida Keaton is captain of the
Sahara Buds and Marion Weimar is
lieutenant. Mrs. A. B. Keaton is the
sponsor of the Sahara Buds.
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STUBBORN, UN-
SLIGHTLY PIMPLES
ON FACE and BACK
Skin now clear and smooth

"Three or four years ago my face
and back broke out with pimples
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helped a bit. Then 1 happened to
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mol Ointment. Within few weeks
I had not a pimple or blackhead at
all, and now my face is nice and
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in out Of the sun or wind" (Signed)
Miss Elsie e. Painter, Doubs, Md,
July 13.
If you are troubled with a rough,
pimply skin, ask your druggist to-
day for Resinol Soap and Ointment,
and see what am Improvement
weeks use will make.
FREE-Sample of each Of these
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DAZZLING COSTUMES AT
LITTLE THEATRE BALL
RobnhoOdS, French Chefs, Sheks Arabian and Chinese
Women FroIC at Athenaeum.

a dazzling scene was portrayed at
the Arabian Nights costume ball
given by the Little Theatre Society
Friday night at the Athenaeum.
Panels painted by Robert Holdings
worth. as a background, and gay
striped awnings made Il beautiful
setting for the gay and unique cos
tunes worn by the guests.
Judges of costumes were Mrs.
Blanche Chenoweth. George Somnes,
Carl Lieber and George Philip Meier.
Mrs. James B. Steep was general
chairman. She was gowned as a
Spanish dancer with black Spanish
shawl gaily embroidered in colors.
The prize for the most authentic
costume was awarded to Miss
Gretchen Utterbach, who wore a
white buckskin garb of an Arabian
Indian maid. Ban S. Smith as a
sheik, won the prize for the most
beautiful costume. Lester Horton as
a Chinese Prince received the prize
for the most original. Honorable
mention was given Miss Ida Waltz
as an Italian bride, and Miss Lucille
Rous and John Jefferson, who wore
clever calico doll costumes.
Robinhood, French chefs, sheiks
and Arabian and Chinese women
were some of the characters pre-
sented.
Stars of the various theatrical pro
auctions in the city were specia
guests.
Among the box holders were Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Kautz, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry E. Bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
e. Bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Zweible, Mr.. and Mrs. David F
Smith, Miss Mary Hamilton, Miss
Lulu Kanagy and a group of artists
in the box of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C
Karrer.
Other box parties were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Everett NJ. Schofield, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Walter Montgomery, Mr.. anC
Mrs. F. E. Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E
Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Locke DIR. and Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Dean ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Ware, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Wolff, Mrs. A. N
Connect Jr., Mr.. Webster Adams ant
Col John Reynolds and Miss Reyn
olds.
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MISSIONARY LUNCHEON

The Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society Of Central Avenue M.
e. Church will hold it's annual
Travertine room of the Lincoln.
Mrs. S. M. Zwemer, missionary
and co-author with her husband,
DR.. S. M. Zwemer Of this years
missionary study book. "Moslem
Women" will speak. Mrs. w. Z.
Duthie will give an organ recital.
James E. G. Hesher will sing a solo
and Central Avenue w. f. M. S.
quartet, Mrs. Charles A. Breeze.
Mrs. c. F. Poisson, Mrs. w. A.
Shead and Mrs. George NJ. Reeder
will sing.
\ The committee chairmen are: Gen.
eral arrangements. Mrs. Charles r
zimmerman; music, Mrs. James w
Costin; decorations, Mrs. Charles A
Breeze; Ushers. Miss Jean Coffin
tickets, Miss Emma Buschmann
Hostesses will be officers of the Auxi
liary and group five, Mrs. z. J.
Schoonover, leader. officers are Mrs
w. w. Thornton, president; Mrs. J
S. Barth, Mrs. George F. Schowe
Mrs. John D. Collett, vice presi
dents; recording secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Smith; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. o. M. Pittenger; treas
urer, Mrs. Arthur r. Baxter an6
Mrs. o. w. Fifer, wife of the pastor
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GIRL RESERVES

Grade School Calendar of the girl
reserve department: Monday, School
IA meets at with advisor Margaret
Toye; School Is, with Olga Bonke;
School 16 with Ruby Wolfe; School
25, Tuesday, with Fay Smith; School
10, Thursday, with Clara While.
School 81, with Minnie IIaddie;
School 93, with Mrs. w. P. Morton;
School 80, with Thelma Tacoma, and
Mary Hastings; School IS, with
Katherine Tacoma; School so, with
Adrienne Schmedel; School 76, with
Arma Pursell; School IL, with Dale
Waterbury; School 30, with Vera
Fee; School rs, with Mrs. A. Ward;
School SO, Friday, with Kathryn
Harrod; School 45, with Fay Smith;
Southport Club, Monday, with Marie
Roberts.
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ID DANCE ARE ANNOUNCED
Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
adjudged of sufficient merit to be
printed in this column. One recipe
is printed daily, except Friday, when
twenty are given. Address Recipe
Editor of The Times. Prizes will
be mailed to winners.
GRAPEFRUIT PUDDING
One quart milk, one cup grape
nuts, .seven-eighth cup sugar, one
teaspoonful lemon extract, two eggs.
While milk is heating in double
boiler, beat egg yolls and mix with
other ingredients, adding little of
the milk, cold, add hot milk, stir
until blended. Bake about fifteen
minutes or until set. Beat egg
whites stiffly, add three tablespoons
sugar, one-half teaspoon vanilla.
Spread on top Of pudding and brown
lightly in slow oven. Serve either
hot or cold.
Mrs. A. Il. CulbertsOn, 1904 ".
Michigan ST., City.
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MENUS
For the
FAMILY
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST - Bananas, cereal
cooked with figs, thin cream, crisp
rye toast, peanut butter, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Scalloped oysters,
creamed potatoes, beet salad, whole
wheat bread, canned Strawberries.
drop cakes, milk, tea.
DINNER - Hungarian goulash,
baked squash, head lettuce with
French dressing, jellied prune pud-
ding, graham bread, milk, coffee
Since small children are served
oysters at noon, meat is not neces.
sary for their evening meal. They
will find the squash, lettuce, bread
and butter, milk and prune pudding
an adequate dinner without the gou.
lash.
Beet salad is rather unusual and
very good. 1t is not most attractive
in it's color and worth keeping in
mind for February entertaining.
Beet Salad
One and one-half cups diced cooked
beets, II cup diced celery, y cup
English walnut meats, tablespoons
salad oil, tablespoons lemon juice,
II teaspoon salt, teaspoon sugar,
Is teaspoon pepper.
Chill oil and lemon juice separate.
ly. Combine sugar salt and pepper
and all lemon juice. Slowly add oil
beating constantly. Pour over beets
cover and let stand one hour. Add
celery and nuts and mix thoroughly
with a fork. Serve on a bed of crisp
lettuce with toasted crackers.
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TRAVEL CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Dora E. Bailey was hostess
for the Hawaiian chapter of the In
ternational Study and Travel Club
Friday afternoon. Mrs. s. r. Art
man lectured on Australia. Papers
were read by Mrs. Mayme Burke,
Mrs. Marjorie Whitesell and Mrs. w.
c. Wheeler.
Guests 'were: Effie S. Rogers, Mrs.
e. c. Wischmeier. of the Venetian
Chapter, Mrs. S. r. Prater, Mrs. M.
r. Benson, Mrs. E. j. Almond and
Mrs. M. E. Almond. The chapter
song, written by Mrs. J.. r. Craig,
Hawaii, Happy Isle,' was sung by
Mrs. Hector Blondin.
The February meeting will be with
Mrs. w. c. Wheeler, 3345 Speedway
Rd.. Feb. %.
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STATEWIDE
GATHERING
TO BE HELD
Adult Guidance Leaders of
Y. w. C. A. to Meet at
Terre Haute.

Miss Annie Moore Daughtry, local
Girl Reserve secretary, will preside
at the adult guidance conference for
advisors, committee members and
secretaries of Girl Reserve clubs in
the State at Terre Haute Feb. 4-6.
Miss Florence e. Lanham will lead
the service of worship Saturday.
Mrs. Lucretia Mitchell will direct
the music. Mrs. w. p. Morton will
lead discussions on grade school
work and Mrs. George GilN in the
high school discussion group. Other
indianapolis people who will attend:
Mrs. Brandt c. Downey, retiring
president; Miss Gertrude Gamlin and
Miss Fay Smith, local Girl Reserve
secretaries; Mrs. c. M Starr, Misses
Dale Waterbury, olga, Bonlle,
Thelma and Katharine Tacoma, Her
tina Casperson, Ruth Alice, Arma
Pursell. Helen Killing, Adrian
Schmedel, Clara While, Margaret
Toye and Margaret Boone.
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GIVE VALENTINE PARTY

Miss Charlotte Dietz and Mrs.
Charles e. Mccain entertained this
afternoon with a Valentine bridge
party at the home Of Mrs. Mccain.
1914 'Guilford Ave.
Guests were Mesdames Verlie A.
Newcomer, Paul Schaaf, Charles
Wylie, Michael Moran, Wayne E.
Temple, Chad Williamson, Lawrence
Paulie, Reagan Carey and Misses
Winifred Brown. Melba Klipstine,
Betty Roempke, Elizabeth Taylor,
Dorothy Wilson, Jean Wilson, Mil
dred Van Horn, Margaret Van Ness.
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ENTERTANS WITH DINNER.
BRIDGE

Miss Josephine Breen entertained
this evening with a dinner bridge
in honor of Miss Hartmann, whose
marriage to Mr.. Cecil Smitha will
take place March 81.
The table was decorated with
pink sweet peas and tapers in crystal
holders. Place cards and talleys
carried out the author idea.
Guests were: Mrs. Rutherford G..
Diggle, the Misses Opal. Perrin,
Charlene Evans, Marjorie Henley,
and Marie Peters. The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. RIG.
Dunn.
Next Saturday Mrs. Rutherford G.
Diggle will entertain for Miss Hart
man. On Feb. II, the Misses Effie
Abraham and Marie Peters, and on
Feb. %, Miss Opal Perrin.
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Youthful frock or sheer georgette
crepe in lovely shade of copen blue,
worn over a matching silk crepe
silk, is seen in Design No. 2979. The
bodice is slightly bloused with
shaped bands forming tiny cap
sleeves. Snugness through hipline
is created by shirring, which also
provides fulness to skirt. Patterns
for this stunning dress can be had
in sizes 16 and IS years. SO. 3S, 40
and AZ inches bust measure. Crepe
Roman, crepe silk, chiffon and can
ton crepe are also appropriate. Price
15c, in stamps or coin (coin prefer
rcd. Our patterns are made by the
leading Fashion Designers of New
York City and are guaranteed to
fit perfectly. Our new Spring FASH
ion & Dressmaking Book is ready.
Send 1Oc for your copy.
Every day The Times will print
on this page pictures showing the
latest up-to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanying coupon,
enclosing 10 cents (coin preferred
and mailing it to the pattern de-
partment of The Times. Delivery is
made in about one week.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Miss Lena E. Whittenbeck, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Written.
beck of New Castle, was married
Monday to Charles w. Hines, son
of Mrs Grace Hines of this city. 90
Miss Whittenbeck is a prominent
member of the young social set at
New Castle and a Pi Delta ri So.
rority member. Mr.. Hines is a
member Of Beta chapter of Phi
Lambda Omega fraternity.
The couple will reside at zoo N.
Emerson Ave.
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WHITE SHRINE PATROL

Final plans have been made by
the Patrol of the White Shrine for
the card party and entertainment
to be given at their hall, 119 n.
Ohio ST., Saturday evening. The
committee in charge is Mrs. Emma
Hickman, chairman; Mrs. Cora
Swartz. Clyda Stoneburner. Ruby
Henschen, Eva Turpin. Clara Hooker
and Helen I. Case.
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DODGE FACES DIVORCE
Northumberland Son of Auto Man.
ufacturer Sued.
BIZ United Press

DIV CHtttU A'too
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 29.-Mrs.
Lois Knowlson Dodge, whose suit for
divorce against her multimillionaire
husband, Horace E. Dodge, Jr., be-
came known yesterday, has decided
to spend the remainder of the winter
in Hawaii, she said today. Dodge is
now in Paris.
There is nothing sensational in
the suit" Mrs. Dodge said. 1T prob
ably is the outcome of too much
leisure for both of us. 1 hope for
our children's sake that there will
be no necessity to discuss the
charges"
The son of the late automobile
manufacturer does not come into the
bulk of his fortune for three years,
when he will be 80. The couple has
two children, Delphine, 5. and Horace
E. Dodge III, 4.
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TAU DELTA SIGMA ENTERTAIN

The Tau Delta Sigma Sorority
will entertain their pledges with q
costume party Friday evening, at the
home Of Miss Georgia MCGEE, FOL
West Drive Woodruff Place. The fol-
lowing pledges are to be initiated
during February: Misses Gladys Nc
Carly, Alice Caveney and Thelma
Snyder.
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Vincent C. L. S. c. will meet In the
parlors of the Fletcher American
bank. Chapter VI will be givelAy
Mrs. o. r. Sumner and Mrs. c..
Smith.
Tuesday
early Painters and Sculptors,"
will be given by Mrs. George Elliott
at the meeting of the Heyl Study
Club at the Y.SW. c. A. Mrs. Robert
Daggett will give Historic Churches
and Buildings"
Katherine Malott Brown will talk
on early Silver and Silversmiths'
at the meeting Of the Fortnightly
Literary Club. "The Lure of Antique
Furniture" will be given by Lulu
Thompson Blue.
Founders day of the Inter Ala
Club will be observed at the Column
bia Club with a luncheon.
Mrs. b. F.. Shaufelverger will be
hostess for the Alpha Eta Latreian
Club. Miss Anna Weaver will talk
on my Year Abroad"
Thursday
The Thursday Lyceum Club will
meet with Mrs. r, d. Weaver. Life
and Letters Of Walter Page" will be
given by Mrs. Harry Plummer.
The Hoosier Tourist Club will meet
with Mrs. A. F, Lewis. Subjects of
the Sahara desert will be given by
Mrs. S. D.. Clark, Mrs. II. b. Pearce
and Mrs. Harry Forte.
Friday
Mrs. L. F. Owens will be hostess
for the Woman's Advance Club.
people of Brazil" will be given by
Mrs. e. X. Earring and I'm the
Amazon Jungle" by Mrs. S. M.
Unger.
Mrs. w. A. Rowland will be hostess
for the Culture Club. Native Tribes
and Customs in Africa" will be given
by Mrs. w. Remy. Birds and a.
mails" will be given by Mrs. 49,.
Warner.
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Less Clothes,
More Cost
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Despite
the fact that women wear few
err clothes, the cost of dressing
we'll has increased. A promi-
nent designer says that al
though three yards of cloth
suffice for a dress, where eight
yards used to be required, the
money saved must go toward
keeping thin and trim enough
to wear the clothes. 'Exer-
cises. massage, diet and silk
stockings more than make up
the difference" she says,
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DANCE TO BE HELD

Miss Pauline McAtee and Miss
Marie Murphy are chairmen for a
dance to be given next Tuesday. The
committee in charge: Elizabeth Mad
den, Ruth McAtee, Dorothy Nugent,
Bee Madden, Mona Funk, Merle
Louis, Betty Tdttle, Catherine Mitch
ell, Rose Meyers, Catherine Brook,
Eileen Fletcher, Anna Bornman,
Dorothy Sering, Margaret Borst and
Magdalen Vollrath. Russ Holler
from the Hoosier is playing.
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AUXILIARY WILL MEET

The Indiana Woman's Auxiliary
to the 2Sth Division Will have a
covered dish luncheon followed by
business meeting Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Hastings,
5000 College Ave. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. C. E. Hostetler. Mrs.
Dora Pence and Mrs. C. E. Bake
meier.
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VISITORS ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Smith
Fisher, 1929 N. Pennsylvania St., will
entertain with a bridge party this
evening for Mrs. Fishers cousins,
Mr.. Dan and Mr.. John O'Brien of
Minneapolis. who are spending
some time at the Graylynn Hotel.
Sunday night Mrs. Harriet Kee-
fauver, aunt, Of Dan and John
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POLITICAL CLUB MEETS

At the business meeting of the
Indiana ..Woman's Republican Club
Thursday three legislative bills were
presented for consideration-the So
so bill widows exemption bill and
the State probation bill. Following
discussion, Mrs. William Grumels-
pacher referred them to the legisla-
tive committee for further consider
alton.
On Friday, Feb. a. Mrs. Arthur
Mckinley of Frankfort will enter
tain the directors Of the club al a
luncheon at the Columbia Club.
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GIRL RESERVE HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES.

University Heights Club will
meet Wednesday evening. Manual
Club met Friday night. The South
port Girl Reserves will meet Monday
at 1870 p. m. Shortridge will meet
at $3.50 p. m. Wednesday at the "Y."
Technical Club will meet at p. m.
Friday.
The high school clubs will give
a Colonial tea Feb. % at the Y. w.
G. A.
Technical Club girls will present
the play, "A Mans Voice." in Hol-
! lenbeck Hall, Feb. %.
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WOMAN's DEPARTMENT CLUB

The Woman's Department Club
will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. w. C. Zirpel is chairman
of literature and Mrs. Frank Anding,
chairman of drama. The Literature
and Drama Clubs will have a joint
meeting. Prof. John Smith Harrison
of Butler University will lecture on
limitations of the Greek Drama in
English Literature"
Musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, soprano, and
Miss Betty N. Williams, violin. Tea
will be served by the hospitality COM
mittee of the two departments. Mrs.
William Helfenberger, chairman of
the literature tea committee, will be
assisted by Mrs. c.. d. Trowbridge,
Mrs. Leroy Mansfield, Mrs. ]. T..
Patton, Mrs. Ebert Storer, Mrs. Ed
ward c. Wacker. Miss Hilda Com
mer, drama chairman, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Francis Hamilton,
Mrs. Victore r. Jose. Jr., and Mrs.
George Cox.
Wednesday at 1890 a. m. the Rev.
William 1. Caughran will give his
first lecture on 1.-THE Inspiration and
Interpretation of the Bible" The
ways and means committee will
serve an a la carte luncheon. Mrs.
William II. Klingholtz is chairman
Of the luncheon committee and will
be assisted by Mrs. A. c. Barbour,
chairman of dining room, and Mrs.
Robert Bryce, Mrs. c. F. Brigham,
Mrs. w. III. Blodgett, Mrs. c. A.
Dolby, Mrs. James e. Fischer, Mrs.
J. T. Johns, Mrs. Henry Knaff, Mrs.
l.. A. Babe, Mrs e. G. Lee, Mrs.
w J. Slate. The mothers round
table, Mrs. Lawrence f. Orr, chair
man, will meet Thursday. Mrs. Paul
Seehausen will talk on Mental
Tests"
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TALKS AT PROPYLAEUM

Miss Clara Gilbert addressed the
members of Propylaeum and their
guests and the State Assembly of
Woman's Clubs at the Propylaeum
Friday afternoon. Miss Gilbert's talk
centered around the Legislature and
was called Enter the Legislature. :"
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FAREWELL DINNER

A farewell dinner was given Miss
Allena Grafton Friday evening at
the Columbia Club by the council
members Of Girls Federation class of
Third Christian Church. Miss Graf.
ton will leave next week to enter
Northwestern University.
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HOLD INITIATION SERVICES

The Gamma chapter of the So-Fra
Club will have initiation services for
Joseph Rautenberg Monday evening.
The regular club meeting will be
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Sally Otterback, 1921 Union st.