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Mrs. Hamer ToaStmiStreSS
State Sorority Affair

Eleanor Jones. Elizabeth Reed Louise
Daurer, Rosamand Emrick, Nelly Won sta.
den, Frances Parker Leone Blakely. Helen
Irwin, Elizabeth Wheeler, Mary Louise
crime Gilbert. Jeanne Wilson, Virginia Luz
cas-, Dorothy Helmcr, Thelma Thomas.
Helen De Yelling, Josephine Fitch. Dorothy
Morga, Virginia. sibel, Emily Mauzy. Ar.
inc .Haugh, Esther Barlyey. Alicc. Davis,
Marjorie Day. Mary McMeans and Helen
Dodds.
Local Alumnae
indianapolis alumnae were:
Mesdames $. Douglas. Bash. c. Edwin
Bracket J. II. Davis. c. y Durham, Gift
ford s. Miller. MsrlSe y. Hamer, Louis A
Rawlings. Earl Robinson, Donald O. Rub
R on ssss a. E sd1hs ~ Msnf ShpT os
ity. Claude Ewing. Rex Hayes. j., Dwight
Peterson. Mark V, Rinehart, Ralph W.
shoTalter. +. G. rhoone. Barrett NJ. Wood
Misses Lucille q andler Lois Cheney.
Edith Curtis, Dorothy Davis. Helen Neal.
Elizabeth Scott. MARY Smith Lenore Hin.
kle, Helen keene, Ruth Long. - Eleanor
Munroe. Edna G. Rowland, Kate Voris.
From Over State
Alumnae from over the State were,
Mesdames Joseph N. Davis. Muncie;
Bloomheld- John W, Shook and E. r, vii
mond; Lothare letters, Hagcrstown: =, G.
Peters. FL. Wayne Misses Mary Louise Ho.
nan and Dorothy Wilhelm. seymour: Marx
Mack; Chicago; Edna Rutherford and
NewbS. Neweastle; Jane Carpenter. Rich
mond Frances Faulkner Michigan CITY.
and Lillian Bassctt Fl. Wayne.
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ANNOUNCE
SPONSORS
Patrons and Patronesses
Named for Party Thursday.

The following patrons and patron
esses have been announced for the
st. Patrick's day card party of the
Seventh District Democratic Won
ans Club, to be given Thursday at
the Democratic Club:
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Bobbitt. Messrs:
and Mesdames Albert Stump; Evans
Woolen Nathan swan Yaaze maf Tim MHSe Sex
K SIeal = John Matthews; Mesdames s: B.
ssse s RGfs A MRenga M sa@ufM ce F
Henry sai. Commiskey, Mayme Castor, j., r.
Price, Eta Griffin. ~; saSton. j. s. Rec lee
pas " X Ense a sSyia Raors White
sell. Effie Hill, Gertrude o'Rell. Oliver
Withers. George Connely. George Rabb,
Anna Saws, Jennie Evans Brown and Dr,
Mrs. W. II. Blodgett, president of
the Seventh District Club, and her
executive committee, have an
nounced the following standing com.
mittees for the club:
Me waSs a W II e Bobbitt. Mary ' com%is;
key Martha Lars9n M MSrsdy ANA
Mary srya'K nippenberg. DECORATIONS = Mes
DANES Rsstts G FsFbers PaEkeD6 Y earsn
Hicks HI Is and e Eliza Elizabeth Meister The follow
IN gchairmen; Membership, Mrs VIE Florence nc
resolutions Mrs. John H. Friday; organ
isation. Mrs. John Corwin; publicity. Mrs;
Maude Swift Anthony and :, Margaret
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PROGRAM
Student Section Plans Last
Meeting.

The Student section Of the Matt
nee Musicale will hold the last meet
ing of the season at the John Her
ron Art Institute Friday at p. M,
the program to be in keeping with
the observance of the Beethoven CEN
tenary. Each student may invite
guests and a special invitation is
given to other members of the Mat
inee Musicale.
The Student section is under the
direction of Mrs. Charles ]. Gaunt.
A social hour will follow the pro-
gram:
Campbell. cello: Marie Zorn, piano. En-.
semble pupils of Adolph Schellschmidt.
Piano Solo-Edith Knox Sanders. Pupil
of Perceval Owen.
Vocal solos-Mrs. Ernest Barr. pupil of
Helen Warrum Chappell. with trio accom-
Harp solo-Anna Ursula Mathews. Pu.
Violin Solo-Margaret Bills. Pupil of
Hugh McGibeny. Georgia Baumann. ac-
Plano Duet-Georgianna Brown and
Frances Robbins. Pupils OF Eleanor Beau.
champ
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Members of the Women's Sunday
school class of the Beech Grove M.
E. Church, who have birthdays in
March were honored with noon
luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs.
Lenora Crouch, 324 Bradley ST.,
Beech Grove. Mrs. Crouch, Mrs. FL.
L. Neer and Mrs. w. E. Mason were
the. honor guests. The decorations,
ices and minis We're carried out in
a color scheme of green and white
and the luncheon table was lighted
with green candles tied with green
ribbon.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Richardson, Mes
danes Fred Bremen, M. L. Joff, Elsie
w. Cain, T. E. Munson, J. c. Ken
nedy, G. c. Schad and Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Lee. Others present were Mes
danes f. j. Brandon, A. E. Doyle,
Sarah Hoop, John Schafer and
daughter Marjorie, Lillian McMahan,
Emma Titen, H. L. Hurst, w. t.
Oliver, w. L. Dent, j. l.. Lyons, A.
M. Smith and John Terhune.
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Spring flowers and green candles in
crystal holders tied with green tulle
We're used on the luncheon tables
for the monthly meeting Of the AL
ppha Chi Omega alumnae chapter
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Weaver, 3116 Broadway.
Following the luncheon the business
meeting of the chapter was held and
reports on Hera day were given. Mrs.
Howell Thompson was chairman Of
Hera day and reported work at the
Flower Mission, Lockerbie st. Muir
sery, and help with the Alpha Chi
scholarship girl.
Assisting Mrs. Weaver in the hos
pitaiities were Mrs. S. G. Howard,
in charge of the luncheon; Mesdames
Albert Reep, Harvey D. Barrett, Eu-
gene H. Pursell, ]. w. Darrell, Ev-
erett J. Small, Misses Alice Holdings
worth and Florence Guild.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed: Mesdames Orville Hixon,
George Clark, Eugene Pursell, Sam
Howard and Miss Mary Lewis. The
committee in charge of the guest
day in April is Mesdames Leonard
Wild, chairman; Claus Best, Curt
Ehlert, George L. Clark, S. B. Wal
ker and Stanley Green.
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Mrs. Mark E. Hamer OF Indian
apolis was the toastmistress at the
annual State banquet and initiation
of the Delta Gamma Sorority held
today at Bloomington. On the pro.
gram were: Miss Frances Bracket
Of this city, Miss Julia Craig of
Noblesville; Miss Deborah Waters,
Catawlssa, Pa; Miss Martha Lee Nc
Creary. Indianapolis; Miss Mary
Harmon, Princeton; Miss Sarah Sis.
son and Miss Helen Pascoe, Indian.
apolis.
Butler Chapter
Those attending from the Butter
chapter. were:
NJ sses Lucy A,hiiau Helen Pasccc
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AUXILIARY LUNCHEON

The Indiana Auxiliary to the 3Sth
Division win have a luncheon at
the Marriott Hotel, Wednesday. The
committee in charge is Mesdames
Oakley White, William T. Cochrane
and Dora Bailey.
The reception committee includes
Mesdames w. o. Bates, F. c. Bake
meier. Thomas q. Fegan, Helen
Downey, Herbert Koontz, Cledia
Lambert, C. e. Hostetler Jr., Eliza
beth Randell and Hugh Barton.
The auxiliary sponsored an en-
tertainment for the enlisted men at
the Service Club at Ft. Harrison,
Friday evening. A three act
comedy-drama entitled, THE Eyes
Of Love-" was presented by the
young people Of the Victory Me-
mortal Methodist Church. The COM
mite in charge was Mesdames
Allen T. Flemming, John p. Coch-
rane, Mrs. Charles Hostetler Sr. and
Mrs. r. c. Bakemeier.
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CLUB WOMEN TO MAKE
TOUR OF CITY PARKS
City Officials viii Be Guests of Community Welfare
Department Wednesday,

The Board of Park Commissioners. F"
Michael E. Foley, vice-president of
the Park Board, will speak.
At 2:30 p.. m. recreational centers
and parks will be visited. All mem
bers of the General Club are invited
to attend the luncheon and to make
the tour. Free transportation in
buses will be provided. For reserva-
lions call Mrs. John Conner, Main
1862.
The luncheon committee is: Mes.
danes o. B. Gnt, chairman; Geo. Al
Van Dyke, o. P. McLeland, L. H.
Sturges, Boyd Templeton.
Art Class
Rev. H. c. Schlarb will lecture on
1.-THE Bible, the Word of Cod" at
the Bible class at 1880 a. m.
Wednesday.
The Art class will meet at &c a. m.
Wednesday with Mrs. H. B. Burnet,
1864 N. Pennsylvania st. The annual
dinner Of the art department in con-
nection with the annual meeting of
the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs
and Indiana Artists Exhibition at
the Heron Art Institute, will be
held March % at the Riley room of
the Claypool. Reservations should
be made with Mrs. Keeney, Ran.
dolph 4746.
Miss Grace Hutchings and Miss
Mildred John will give program of
Indiana music at the meeting of the
music section of the art department
Monday, March 81, at .2:30 p. m.
Drama Department
Mrs. Elizabeth Waterson Hughes
will read THE House of Rimmon,' -
by Henry Van Dyke, at the meeting
of the drama department of the
Woman's Department Club at 2:30
Monday afternoon at the clubhouse.
Mrs. George T. Barnhart will sing
fSpringtime of the Year." by Har-
riet Rusk, and 1.-THE Little Shep-
herds Song" by David Proctor.
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PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Nina Geisendorf, daughter of
Mrs. F. M. Geisendorf, 1887 N. Nor
dyke Ave, will sail April 2 on the
S. S. Leviathan for Paris where she
will spend two months. She will ac-
company her aunt. Mrs. A b. Wells
of Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Anna Mae Thistlewaite Of st.
Louis, Mo-, is visiting friends here
over the weekend.
Miss Thelma Clark, Miss Ruth
Weisenbarger and Lloyd Weisen-
barger motored to Greenville, Ohio,
to spend the weekend.
Mrs. j. w. Piercy and daughter,
Miss Josephine of Bloomington are
spending the weekend with Mrs.
John H. Ketcham, 20 N. Audi
bon Rd.
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The weekly Lenten musicale will
be given at the Central Y. w. c. A.
Wednesday. Mrs. j. w. Stockton
will sing.
Miss Lillyon Snyder is a member
of the general arrangements COM
mittee for the Delta Zeta State
luncheon and dance to be held March
19 at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Har-
old Harding is a member of the dec
Grating committee.
Miss Geraldine Hadley will pre-
side at the annual banquet of the
business wopens department of the
Woman's Department Club Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Charles G. Fitch is one OF the
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE

Miss Susan Moffat, Of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, who is the guest OF Mrs.
j.. r. Kautz. was honor guest at a
luncheon bridge given today by Mrs
John Kautz, 1876 East Forty'Fourth
street, at the Propylaem. Covers
were laid for ten at table decorated
with lavender and pink spring flow
ers. The guests with Miss Moffat
were Mesdames Ballard Long John
Paul Ragsdale, Earl Shea, Charles
Wells, Albert Rabb, Misses Edna
Levy, Katherine Kautz, and Eliza
beth Keller.
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MIAMI PARTY

Women who attended Miami Uni
versity at Oxford, Ohio, and wives
of Miami men were guests at a
bridge party this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Eugene r. Ong, 1927
n. New Jersey ST. Appointments of
sweet peas and freesias were used
in the rooms. Guests We're Misses
Cora G. Smith, Jean Bennett, Lille
Morris, Etheln Hauser and Mes
danes G. M. Rosencrans, John
Schlenck, Stanley Sheard, F. c..
Smith, j. Wilbur Ward, Charles
Welliver, L. V. Sheridan, Paul J..
Stokes, w. H. Keller, Harold F..
Robb. Lloyd Claycombe, Edward
Cromley, Berkeley Frazer, Glenn
Heard, Daniel Metzger, Richard
Mills, Ceril Ober, Ben Schaufel-
berger, Allen Greer, Edward H..
Greer
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AFTERNOON BRIDGE

Mrs. Merritt Stearns of Jackson
vile, Fla, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, 2S74 Suther-
land Ave, entertained this afternoon
with a st. Patrick's bridge compli-
1nenting the party hostesses who
have entertained for her during her
stay here. The tallies, ices and table
decorations were in st. Patrick's de-
sign and the centerpeices for the
tables were green sweet peas and
sfernery. Guests were Mesdames
Robert c. Burnett, J. Lynn McCor-
nnicl<, Walter S. Handy. Herbert Nc
AMY, Henry Harting, William r. Sic
Der, Misses Dorothy Oblinger,
Frances Stadtland and Madge Be
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Musicale
Announced

The program for the regular
monthly musicale OF Sigma Alphl
Iota, musical sorority. to be given ct
s p. m. Wednesday. at the College
OF Music, is announced as follows;
Vocal Solos
The Maids OF Cariiz' ..s.., gretchiano1
Slumber song .ss.sssss Gretchiaunil
"Offrando" ......,......... Hahn
Miss Laura Martin.
Vocal Solos
THE Spinning. Wheel" Scotch Folk Sons
"Ye Banks and Braos' .......... Burns
Scotch Lullaby .,........ Folk Sous
Piano Solos
'Serenade" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Olscu
Cradle Song" ...,....... MacfaGcn
Vocal Solos
"Sylvelin" ,..... ....., Sinding
SON ...,....-. ......t..s. Wilson
Miss Helen Won Willer.
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BEL CANTO CLUB

The Bel Canto Club will hold It's
March meeting. Sunday. at p, m,
at the home OF Miss Helen Montani
S245 North Illinois street. The
speaker. Miss Esther Levkovits, will
talk on "Peculiarities About Grca;
Musicians" The guest artists will
be Victoria Montani and Jane An.
derson, who will give harp numbers,
Thomas Poggiani, who will give a
group of violin numbers, accompa
MED at the piano by Miss Waudcl
Vocal numbers will be given by Es.
Their Levkovits, Irma Nolrath, Ce-
celia o'Mahoney, Cyrllla lutte, Helen
Montani. Vittoria Poggiani, Joe Per
rine,
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DINNER TO
BE GIVEN
Business Women Will Hold
Annual Affair.

Miss Helen Bennett, managing di-
rector of the Women's World Fair
to be given at Chicago in May, will
speak at the twelfth annual dinner
of the business women's department
of the Women's Department Club
at the Claypool Wednesday at $50
D. m. Daughters of Ruth" will be
her subject.
Miss Geraldine Hadley, member
of the executive committee of the
club and a friend of Miss Bennett,
will preside. The hospitality COM
mittee includes Misses Ernestine
Meneley, chairman, Jessie E. Bryant,
Bonnie r. Gerlzin, Leverne Sattel-
lee, Mary Frances Stubs, Bess
Hiatt, Laverne Mcdonald, Mabel
Voris, Emma White, Mildred Ayres
Mcdaniel, Lenna Harvey, Mata
Svendsen, Olga Zig and Constance
Hamilton.
A program of music will be pre-
sented by the Lincoln Trio, COM
posed of Julia Brown Bodner, violin
list, Okah Lieber, cellist and Berta
Miller Ruick, pianist. Reservations
for the banquet must be made by
Tuesday with Misses Lucy Osborn
Daisy Reagan or Martha Pomrner-
ming.
This club, the oldest and largest
business women's club in the city,
was organized in October, 1914. 1t
has been instrumental in the organi-
cation of both the State and national
Federations of Business and Profess
sional Women's Clubs and its mem
bers are representative women en-
gagged in varied professions and
many lines of business. Officers
are: Misses Louise A. Ross, chair
man; Glen d. Anderson, vice-chair-
man; Lucy E. Osborn, treasurer, and
Hanna C. Swearingen, secretary.
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WELFARE CLUB

Mrs. Edward c. Wacker and Mrs.
Harry Otis Luft will entertain the
Welfare Club with luncheon Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Wacker.
Ais North Pennsylvania street. a
business meeting will follow the
luncheon. and officers will be elected.
Assisting hostesses will be Mesdanes
Harvey b. Martin, A. c. Earring,
Omer Hawkins. William Bartlett, Jr.,
Louis Kriele, Donald Graham, John
Avery, o. r. Hammer, o. A. Hobbs,
William Lyman, and Otto Kaller.
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ID. A. II. PARTY

The last Of series Of bridge par.
ties for the members of the Caro-
line Scott Harrison Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, was held this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. S. E. Perkins, 1858
North Pennsylvania street, with Mrs.
w. A. Pickens assisting.
On Thursday, at 1890 p. m, the
monthly indoor picnic of the chapter
will be held at the chapter house,
S24 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs.
James p. Hoster and Mrs. o. c.
Lukenbill will be hostesses.
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HONOR NEW PRESIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dudman,
who have recently taken up resi-
dence in this city, were honor guests
Friday evening at a bridge party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Tur-
pin, 1920 N. Pennsylvania st. A color
scheme of green was used in the ices
and tallies. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Robert Sanders, Paul
Summers, William Hutchinson, Fred
Schaub, Herbert Wilson and Hiram
Keehn
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EVENING BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Hutchi-
son, 1920 N. Pennsylvania ST., will
entertain guests for three tables of
bridge this evening at their home.
Appointments will be carried out in
st. Patrick's colors and designs,
and guests will be Messrs. and Mes
danes Ray Bridges, Richard Calkins.
Paul r. Summers, Herbert Wilson
and DR.. and Mrs. Russell Hippen-
steel.
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HEALTH EDUCATION

The ''Y" basket ball team will
play Shortridge High School at the
school gym Monday, at p. m.
The Morning Gym Glass will have
a st. Patrick's luncheon on Friday,
at noon.
The Health Education Department
Council will meet for short bust
ness meeting at p. M, Wednesday,
in the gym office.
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BREAKFAST BRIDGE

Miss Mary Osborne and Miss
Harry Hancock, oil West DIR. Wood
ruff Place, entertained this morning
with breakfast bridge. A color
scheme of yellow and white was
carried out in all the appointments.
The guests were Mesdames James
H. Ruddell, Francis w: Smith, War
rem K. Mannon, Misses Thelma
Clark, Ruth Weisenbarger, Gladys
Trick, Marjorie Hendren, Rachel
StVart. Geneva Hungate. wFlorence
Foster, Jane Strain and Ethel Boyle.
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The ri Beta Phi AIumnae Club Of
indianapolis held guest day meet
ing with Mrs. Il. Normane Greene,
1850 Sutherland Ave, today.
Mrs. Claire Adams, 7445 n. Meri.
dian ST., wah hostess for the Indian.
apolis Alunmae chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta.
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ST. PATRICK,S PROGRAM

The second of a series of pro-
grams at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club will be given at the club din
ner on st. Patrick's day. Babette
and Ricque will give a dance pro-
gram at the dinner hour and another
at IL o'clock Robert w. O'Connor
will give special songs. Babette.
who in private life is Miss Mary B.
Brown, is dancing teacher at the
athletic club.
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE

Miss Hazel Neidlinger and Mrs.
Leon Doyle will entertain with a mis-.
cellaneous shower Thursday evening
at the home Of Miss Neidlinger, 1115
North oxford, in honor of Mrs. Ber'
nard Head, who was before her re,
cent marriage Miss Evelyn Bridgins
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City Park Commissioners, the. Su-
perintendent of Parks and the SUI
.perintendent of Recreation will be
guests of the Community Welfare
department Of the Women's Depart
ment Club at luncheon at the club
house Wednesday noon. Mrs. j. ID.
Hoss, a charter member of the Wom-
ans Department Club and member
of the Board of Park Com nissioners,
will be the honor guest. Subject Tor
discussion will be Our City Beau
tiful ana it's Recreational Centers.
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ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Copenhaver,
Of Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, formerly of In
dianapolis, announce the marriage
of their daughter Vera, to Walter
Smith, which took place March at
Hendricks, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will live in Mt. Carmel.
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Three national fraternities will
hold State dances here tonight
Alpha Tan Omega in the Travertinc
room of the Lincoln, Lambda Chi
Alpha at the Marott Hotel, and
Sigma Epsilon on the roof garden
Of the SEVERN.
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DELTA GAMMAS GATHER
FOR ANNUAL BANQUET
Held at New Chapter House at BIoomngton-0ther
Sorority Activities.

Alumnae and members of the active chapters Of Delta
Gamma at Butler and Indiana Universities the
chapter house in Bloomington today
The indianapolis Alumnae Association of Phi Mu national
sorority hostess for the State luncheon today the
lumba Club
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BIJNCO PARTY

The S. C. D. C. Girls Drill Team
will give a bunco party Sunday
evening at the home of Miss Lucille
Fuller, 722 Saunders st. Miss Full
Ter is chairman. assisted by the
Misses Helen Lee, Mabel McGovern
and Bernadette Murphy.
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The Seventh District Democratic
WomaI's Club will entertain with a
st. Patrick's Day card party Thurs
day afternoon at the Indiana Demo-
cratic Club, North Pennsylvania ST.
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CHURCH RENEEIT

Card parties for the benefit of ST.
GATHERINGS Church will be given at
2:3o and y. m. Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. p. ]. staub. 1881 Tabor st.
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CLUB MEETING

The Wonder Worker Club of Hollis
ter Review No. So. w. B. A., will
meet Monday night with Mrs. Grace
Wiley, s14 S. Randolph st. Mrs.
Bertha Schuck win assist.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
adjudged of sufficient merit 10 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.
PEACH CAKE
Three-fourths cup sugar, one-half
cup butter and lard mixed, one cup
milk, two and one half teaspoons
baking powder, one egg, two and
one-half cups -four, one can peaches.
sift together. three times -four,
sugar, and baking powder. Add
shortening to flour and mix until
smooth. Add milk and egg. Spread
in well CREASED pan about half an
inch thick. Drain off the juice from
peaches and put a layer Of peaches
on top of cake. Sprinkle with
sugar. Bake from thirty to forty
five minutes. Make dip with the
juice to serve on the cake.
Mrs. j. A. Martz, 541 N. Tecumseh
St.. City.
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MEET MONDAY

The Co-Wa-Ma Club will hold a
business meeting Monday evening
with Miss Marcia Lewis, 1919 Keel
ing Ave.
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TUESDAY LUNCHEON

Mrs. ]. II. Coll, 4246 College Ave-,
will entertain the Dulcet Club with
a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday. Mrs.
Frank Cure will assist.
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SORORITY MEETING

The Kappa Phi Theta Sorority
will meet Friday at the home of
Miss Margaret Vaughan, 1880 Ash
land Ave.