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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-01-31
ULEGLI kATASTROFIE.

kALkUTA. - Dwai awjatorzy,
k.orzy spadli latawcem ma ziemie,
/ zyli po upadku, spalili sic zyw-
Gem, gdy latawiec ma ziemi sic. ga
palil. ~.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-01-31

PARYZ. - Do ambasadora francuskego Claudel
Washing ngtone przes}ana zosta{a kabem francu-
ska, ktora aczkolwek jest pefna przyjacelskich
decznych termnow, jednak odrzuca cafy plan Keogga
dotyczacy welkomocarstwowego paktu znoszacego wo
Do noy doiaczone zosafy szczegoiowe instrukc jc
odnosne daszej konwersacj, mogacej sic wywazac po
wodu noty.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-01-31

Pomiedy Francja Anglia doo porozumena sprawe
Ponowanego przeciwwoego ktat
stwa dnaowe propozyc ameryanske ME
yko datego, padajs ponose atego bio
rs udla W pracach Ligi Narodow.
Stany Zednozone bede muay Fancja
i Anglia Anea
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-01-31

LONDYN. - w rezultacie tajnych eksperymento~ "
prowadzonych L. G. Hutchinsona zarzadza
dyrektora Baird Teevson Development Co." teewizje
poprzez Atlantyk nalezy uw'azac "a fakt dokonany
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-01-31

sko korespondena takowego pd,
wfasne bezpieczenstwo
Roa przedawiae mole wiek niebzpieczenstwo
towego pokoju Europa sprawa
wele lepiej dawniej
wiedza ze naeiy bye wszea
gonie nawoluje se lax to
nieda~no czyna
jej zagraia z strony bolszewickej RosT.
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Sienna kappa Luncheon

Lavender sweet peas and dark red
roses were used to carry out the
sorority colors of lavender and
maroon in the appointments for
the luncheon of the indianapolis
alumnae chapter of Sigma Kappa
Sorority today at the Columbia
Club. Covers were laid for thirty.
Shoulder bouquets were given as
favorS.
Miss Dorothy Showalter and Miss
Virginia Metz, both indianapolis
students at Indiana University, rep
resented the active chapter. Miss
Mildred Legge, Bloomington. sang.
Special guests were three members
of Kappa Phi Sorority of Butler,
which is petitioning Sigma Kappa.
Plans we're made for the national
convention to be held at Washing
ton, D. c.. June 25 to 30. Mrs. Rob-
ert Coleman, president Of the alum
nae chapter, presided.
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Musicale Tea
0fSerUjCe Legion
to Be May Fete

A May day musicale tea will be
given by Hamilton Berry Chapter of
the Service Star Legion May l at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Rainier, 2716
Sutherland Ave. A program ar
ranged by Mrs. Ruth Rainier Ness
Ter, harpist, a member Of the chap
ter, will include harp, cello, violin,
piano and vocal numbers.
The social committee in charge of
the tea includes: Mrs. o. E. Green,
chairman; Mesdames w. L. Horn,
Charles A. Trask, A. M. Glossbren-
ner, G. F. Neu and Adah Mann.
Reservations may be made with any
member of the committee and with
Mrs. E. II. Pursell, chairman of ways
and means, and Mrs. Neil Water
bury, telephone chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Rainier as hoStesses
will be the former presidents: Mes
danes B. w. Gillespie, Linton A.
Cox. Myron R. Williams and Frank
Nessler, and the present officers:
Nesdanles Cora Young Wiles, D. M.
Parry, o. E. Green, Henry Coerper,
w. L. Horn, o. P. Bray, Charles
K. Mcdowell, Herman Munk,
Charles A. Trask, William A. Hayes,
D. H. Fatout, Eloise B. Hamilton and
Ethel N. Rathert.
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Card Party VIII
Aid Charitable,
Education Fund

The women's organization, Ma
tiona Association Retail Druggists
Chapter 20, will give it's annual
spring card party at the Elks Club
Wednesday afternoon, May 2,
Proceeds viii be added to the
fund for educational and charitable
purposes. Next year the organiza-
tion with the Junior Auxiliary will
assist in work of the Child's Nutri-
tion Camp, at Bridgeport, which
County tuberculosis Association.
Mrs. Lloyd G. Weiss is general
chairman and has appointed the
following committees:
Time and Place-Mrs. Mark Jet anc
Mrs Edward Ferger.
Publicity-Mrs. William G. Freund anc
Mrs George Oren.
Tickets-Mrs. Charles B. Stoltz. Mrs
J. / Gelly and Miss Dorothy Fogas.
Prizes-Mrs. James E. Sprouts and Mrs
samples-Irs. r. C. snoddy and Mrs
W. F. Holmes
Mrs. w. F. Holmes is president
of the local chapter and Miss Doro-
thy Fogas is president Of the Junior
Auxiliary. Reservations, may be
made with any of the above COM
mittees.
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Sorority of
State Holds
Annual Fete

MORE than two hundred
1V1 members Of the Pi Beta
Phi Sorority in Indiana at
tended the annual State
luncheon today at the Claypool.
For the program, following the
luncheon, each active chapter in the
State presented a stunt, the Frank
lin chapter, "Pi Phi Drea, Girl"
the Indiana chapter, "For Heavens
Sake" the Purdue chapter, bad
News" and Miss Hope Bedford sang
as a representative Of the Butler
group.
Honor tables were arranged for
active and alumnae members Of
each chapter who we're chosen as
outstanding in their chapters.
Other alumnae and members were
seated at small tables.
Mrs. c. E. Goodell, Chicago,
formerly of Franklin, was the
speaker at the luncheon.
The annual State dance will be
held this evening in the Riley room
of the Claypool.
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Home Gr0ub
1C,l1itS Last
OfPr0grun1S

THE American home de-
l. partment of the Woman s
Department Club will close the
season with luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the clubhouse, fol-
lowed by program meeting at
which Mrs. Curtis Hodges will talk
on National Development of
Motherhood"
Mrs. A. c. Barbour is in charge
of the luncheon, assisted by Mrs.
John Henley. Reservations should
be made with Mrs. John Conner or
Mrs. Netttie New. Mrs. j. r. Far
rell, representing the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company, will talk
at the luncheon on New Home
Equipment"
Mrs. Hodges will talk at the
afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock,
when annual reports will also be
given.
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Hugh MCGibney
VIII Speak for
Mn Phi Epsilon

Hugh McCibeny will be the guest
speaker at the April program meet
ing Of Mu Phi Epsilon, national
honorary musical sorority, which
will be held Wednesday at 7:3O p.
m. at the home of Miss Isabelle
Mossman, 6176 Ashland Ave. Mr..
McGibeny will talk on THE Violin
Family"
The assistant hoSesses are Mrs.
Alma Miller Lentz, Misses Elizabeth
KaltZ, Leone Kinder, Lorle Krull
and Frances Wishard. Miss Maude
Delbridge arranged the program,
which is as follows:
violin1"Andante and scherzo Capric-.
Miss Marguerite Bile; Miss Frances Wish
ard at the piano
Contralto-'S Songs My Mother Taught
NE NE ;...;;'.'.''''.' DVorak
"Habanera'' CCarmenj ............ Bizet
Miss Katherine Bowlby Miss Martha Nc
Fadden at the piano
Piano-"Etude in E Major ...... Chopin
..Etude in g Flat Major" $500. Chopin
Miss Martha McFadden
Violin-"Dixie" Transcription for violin
onnt eyaende,; Ma Wien PiG gsfi
Hugh McGibeny; Miss Frances Wishard
at the piano
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MONDAY

AAO4NOEAA
Mrs. w. B. Gates, 1914 Lowell Ave,
will be hostess for the Irvington
Coterie. Mrs. F. T. Davenport will
talk on Pagliacci.
Mrs. T. H. Yant, 3841 Washington
Blvd, will be hostess for the Vim
cent G. L. S. G. Club. Mrs. G. W.
Craig will talk on missionary Eff
FORTS" and Miss Hanna on China S
Essential Needs"
Carl Wilde will read a paper on
"The Passing of the Steamboat, "
at the Indianapolis Literary Club
at the D. A. R. house.
TUESDAY
Mrs. E. H. Greer will talk on
Gardens at the Fortnightly Lit
erary Club meeting at the Propy-
laeum.
The Trvington Tuesday Club will
have Poetry Today" for the sub
ject at the meeting with Mrs. S. B
Walker, So Layman Ave.
Mrs. M. G. Campbell, SO N. Irving
ton Ave, will entertain the Irving
ton Chautauqua Club. Mrs. E. A
Perkins will have charge of current
events and Mrs. H. w. Haworth will
talk on Highways to Progress
Trade and Friendship"
The Amictia Club will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Matt
Harris, with Mrs. Emil Molin as as
Sistant hostess.
Mrs. G. Frederick Schmidt, Beech
Grove, will entertain the Inter Ala
Club. Mrs. George H. Oilar will talk
on 1.-THE House of York." and Mrs
G. w. Bruenger on 1.-THE Beginning
of the Kingdom of Germany"
Mrs. William F. Fox, 354O N
Pennsylvania ST., will be hostess fol-
the Proctor Club when Mrs. F. r
Dowd will talk on Gods Love anc
the Moral Law" and Mrs Alfred
T. Rapp will have charge of current
events.
Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt, 615 E. Forty
Ninth St., will entertain the Merid-
ian Heights Inter Sc Club. The
subject for the afternoon is "What
American Women Are Doing"
Judge James A. Collins will speak
at the guest night meeting of the
Century Club at the D. A. R. Chap
ter house. His subject is WHITTIER
Are We Drifting?"
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Edward B. Raub, 60 w
Forty Third St., will be hostess fol
the Home Economics Club, assisted
by Mrs. Orren Smith, Mrs. Herman
Royce and Mrs. Samuel McKibben
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. j. D. Hoff.
meyer will give the program.
Mrs. R. w. Thompson will talk or
with Authors of Indiana" at thu
meeting of the Irvington Quest CluI
with Mrs. Emily Schubach, 1894 Hill
st.
The Wednesday Afternoon CluE
will meet with Mrs. j. L. Dunn, r
R. G. Mrs. Homer Trotter will tall
on 1.-THE Life and Works of Gen,
Stratton-P Porter"
Mrs. Edward H. ziegler, 418C
Ruckle st., will be hostess for thu
Minerva Club when Mrs. Emil Ebne.
viii talk on "Carpeting a Century.
Our Nations Homes" is the sub
act for the program of the Zeta
hea Club meeting with Mrs. c. c
'olloc, 1851 Princeton Pl. Mrs. A
:. Bennett will talk on 1.-THE Whit,
House" and Miss Ida Jones OF
Homes of Our Presidents"
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

THE White Roses of York and
the Red Roses of the House of Tu-
dor" will be the subject of Mrs. S.
R. Artmans lecture before members
iof International Study and Travel
Clubs next week.
The executive board will meet
Tuesday at 8 p. m, at Roberts Hall,
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Illinois
and New York SITS. Mrs. j. A. Cam
eron will preside. Mrs. o. l.. Few
rier, chairman of the nominating
committee, reports the following
ticket for election: President, Mrs.
J. A. Cameron and Mrs. S. B. Pra-
ter; first vice president, Mrs. V. B.
Binager and Mrs. P. E. Vickers; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. E. Walter
Short and Mrs. George P. Stein
metz; recording secretary, Mrs.
Stanley Scott and Mrs. Pearl Hant-
zis; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
George T. Smith and Miss EStelle
Riebe; treasurer, Mrs. Carrie Shell
burn and Mrs. Nellie Benson; par
Humanitarian, Mrs. Clara Aldrich
and Mrs. T. B. Wright; auditor, Miss
Rose Morris and Miss Allene
Hedges.
Arabian Chapter will meet Tues
day afternoon for l o'clock lunch
con at the Marott hotel. Officers
are: President, Mrs. S. B. Prater;
first vice president, Mrs. Emma
Feet; second vice president, Mrs.
Emma BristoW; secretary, Mrs. May
Brooks Miller, and treasurer, Mrs,
Emma ZWickle.
Standardization and Mt. Vernon
Chapters will meet at the Marott
hotel Wednesday for luncheon.
Hostesses are Mrs. c. w. Dennison,
Mrs. Cecil Berry, Mrs. Frances Win
ders and Mrs. Arthur Mock. Mrs
r. w. Anderson, Brantford, Ont
will be a guest. Newly elected Off
GERS of the Colonial-Boston Chap
ter are: President, Mrs. G. w. Den
nison; vice president, Mrs. Arthur
Mock; secretary, Mrs. Ralph Hill;
treasurer, Mrs. Theodore Dodson,
and membership, Miss Perle G.
Royal. MT. Vernon Chapter officers
are: President, Mrs. Gordon An
derSon; first vice president, Mrs.
Mary Radden; second vice president,
Mrs. Glen Holyz; secretary. Mrs.
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PATRON LIST NAMED
FOR DEMOCRATIC FETE

The Seventh district Democratic
Women's Club will give a card party
Monday evening at the Sphinx Arms,
for which Mrs. William G. Demiller
is chairman. Mrs. Edward P. Barry,
Mrs. w H. Bobbitt and Mrs. ]. W..
Price are assisting.
Mrs. P. c. Kelly is in charge of the
candy sale, assisted by Miss Ger
trude Hoch, Miss Maza Brownlee
and Mrs. Loren Fugate.
A partial list of the patrons and
patronesseS includes:
Messrs. and Mesdames: L. Ert Slack
Thomas Taggart. Charles Greathouse.. Earl
Peters. j, L. Reach. Evans Wooden, Walter
Myers, Albert Stump. Frank G. Daley,
John Frederick. Earl Crawford. Samuel
Wells, Olin Holt. Louis Ludlow, Henry
Winkler, Byron Horn, William H. Flanders,
Edward G. Anderson, Will A. Mason and
Messrs Sterling r. Holt. John w. Holtz-
man. Robert r. Sloan, Roy T. Milbourn.
George, M. BurkhaTt, Walter j.. Brown,
meyer Davis N. Morris, Fred schumaker,
Leach. Joseph A Wicker, Harry Cox,
Charles F. Cook. William Johnson. Bess
Robbins. Adolph zweiner, Raymond Murry
Clyde Karrar, Glen Ralston.. Walter Nc
Cord Walter Blasengym. William De Mil
Ter, John CorWin, and Charles Sumner. 2
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Rabbi to Speak
at Guest Meeting
CfMOnday Club

The Monday Club will observe
guest day at the D. A. R. Chapter
House Monday when Rabbi Morris
N. NFeuerlicht will speak on Better
Understanding"
Mrs. J. w. Stockton, accompanied
by Mrs. M. D. Didway will sing 1.-THE
Isle" Rachmaninoff; "Sea Rap
ture,' Coats, and 1.-The Birth of
Morn" Leoni. Miss Geneva Potts,
Columbus, will play "Arabesque, -
Debussy; "Minuetto," Respighi, and
''Etude in F. Minor" Chopin.
Mrs. M. H. Wallick, hostess chair
man, will be assisted by Mesdames
Albert Alexander, H. G.. Blume,
Isaac Born, L. j. Husbands, B. G.
Kinnear, J. E, Martin, w. A. Pierson,
j. E. Reagan and Austin Sims
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Trio to GiUe PrOqrdnt

The Marott Trio, composed of
Maud Custer, Consuelo Couchman
Rettig and Hilda Burrichter, with
Walter Otto, baritone, assisting ar
fist, will give the following program
for Marott Hotel guests and friends
Sunday from 2:30 to $3.50 p. M:
NOCIuItlS s...s.-ss.s ssssss. f4C4i
-tNOnuO .s'.ssss.... ..sssssssssss NOHdlb
Temple Bells :;,,....'..s... lnqlan
Less Than the Dust ......''.'...' Love
kaShmlrl song ...s's.''..., 80. Lyrics
IT'LL I Wake ........... by Amy Finden
Walter Otto
Consueio Couchman Rettig
IA Southern Song ............ Ronald
Three for jack ................. Squire
Songs My Mother Taught Me-. .DyoraS
Scherzo .'.'''s';.. .s's..''-''''' bauo
'roreador Song from aaI1 Carmen. ri. .Bizct
Walter Otto -,
"Cavalleria Rusticana" ........ Mascagni
TriO
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PartyHOnO7S
Principal in
MayNuptiaI

MIR. AND MRS. ADDISON
1V1 KING, 5671 Central Ave-,
will entertain with a dinner
bridge party this evening in
honor of Miss Mary Norwood and
Donald Kennedy, whose marriage
will take place May II.
Miss Norwood's chosen colors of
pink and blue will carry out the
color scheme and a low pink crystal
bowl of pink and blue flowers will
be used for the dining table center
piece.
The guests will be Misses Doro-
thy Dietz, Lenore Henkle and Mary
Lee Orloff; DR.. and Mrs. Hunter F..
Smith; Messrs. and Mesdames En-
DRY R. Baxter, Henry L. Dithmer
Jr. and Hiram D. Keehn, and
Messrs. Herman Lauter, Rudolph
Stempfel and Howard Fieber.
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Henry A. Roberts, and treasurer
Mrs Katheryn Georgef.

Henry A. Roberts, and treasurer
Mrs. Katheryn Georgef.
AleXanderian Chapter will meet
with Mrs. G. j. Wilding Thursday
afternoon for luncheon at 1890
Members will each bring a covered
dish. Responses to roll call will be
quotations on English cathedrals
The following officers we're elected
at the last meeting: President, Mrs.
c. j. Wilding; first vice president,
Mrs. Perry Davis; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Richard Allen; recording
secretary, Mrs. I. 4. Boner; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. A. j. Bas-
sett, and treasurer, Mrs. Ernest SUIT
ton.
Blue Nile Chapter will meet Mon
day with Mrs. C. w. Harrington for
luncheon. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. T. j. Williamson and
Mrs. Frank Forty. Mrs. j. L. CahoW
will give a talk ON "The Land of
Gush."
=
Castle-C Craig Chapter will meet
Saturday at p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Hugh E. Runnels. Mrs. j. A.
Cameron, president of Amazonian
Chapter, will be a guest. Officers
elected for the ensuing year are
President, Mrs. Joseph E. Holt; vice
president, Mrs. Iceland Decker;
secretary, Mrs. r. P. Overmeyer;
treasurer, Mrs. Hugh E. Reynolds;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Estelle
Riebe; publicity, Mrs. Dan G. An
derson; delegate to council, Mrs.
Shidler Harpe; music, Miss Ruth
Furgeson, and membership, Miss
Irene Gallagher.
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and
Bridge fo1"
Bride-ELeCt

MISS LUCILLE ROGERS,
1Y1 whose marriage to James
G. RELY will take place May 16,
was honor guest this afternoon
when Mrs. Harold Palm and Miss
Helen Katherine Schmidt enter
tanned with a glassware shower and
afternoon bridge at Miss Schmidt's
home, 1905 N. Illinois st.
Appointments we're in pink and
blue and spring flowers we're used
throughout the rooms. Mrs. G.. G.
Schmidt and Mrs. j. G.. Saxon
assisted the hostesseS. The guests
were: AIesdames Charles o. Rog-
ers and Louise Thomas; Misses
Deane Russ, Grace Thomas, Dor
othy Peterson, Laura Hare, Ruth
Nicholson and Alma Lucas.
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Assist at COnnentiOn

A number of sorority girls of
the city will assist members of Beta
Phi Sigma fraternity in entertain
ing the State convention of the
fraternity at Hotel SEVERN Friday
Saturday and Sunday. Committees
from sororities will help with the
reception and tea. dance to be given
Saturday afternoon and that night
the annual Beta rose ball will be
given.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Wayne Gel
sci, Mrs. Harry Davidson, Mrs. Hal
Benham, Mrs. Charles Walker and
Mrs. William Smith.
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.12AuR24u4eAINI2uNAeu e'9 a2S4s
CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
Friday

Friday
The Women's Round Table Club
will meet with Mrs j. Edward Nor
ris, Williams Greek Estates, Mrs.
P. A. Cooling will talk on Robert
Burns" and Mrs. Eugene Foley on
Sir Walter Scott"
Mrs. o. N. Allen, 61O8 Ashland
Ave, will entertain the Irvington
Catholic Woman's Study Club. Mrs.
t. j. Doyle will talk on Folk Song.
SATURDAY
The Butler Alumnae Literary Club
will meet with Miss Dorothy For
Syth, IS S. Emerson Ave. Miss Doro-
thy Perkins, Miss Gretchen Scotch
and Mrs. T. R. LYDIA will give the
program.
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MARIE SANGERNEBE
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE

Miss Marie Sangernebo, 324 E.
Twelfth St., entertained this after
noon with a bridge party in honor
of her house guests, Miss Florence
Day and Miss Ruby Wells, both of
New Albany. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Alex
ander Sangernebo.
The guests were Mesdames Law
renee Clark, Robert Reed, Stanley
Hayes, Warde Fowler, Henry
Browning and E. v. Burget; Misses
Alice Treat, Amy Keene, Phebe
ConleY and Betty Engles.
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PLAN Brid0e-LuncheOD

Tie Childrens Sunshine Club of
Sun lyside will entertain Wednesday
afte noon at the Langes tea room
with 9. luncheon bridge party for
which Mrs. Albert L. Block will be
hostess. Assisting her will be Mes
danes George James, Charles An
derson, Richard Kirby, Edward Ritz
berger, j. L. Avery, j. r. Vance and
It. R. Lewis.
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Y. L. s. Card Party

The Y. L. S. of st. Johns will
entertain with euchre, bunco, bridge
and 500 at st. Johns Hall, Georgia
ST., Wednesday at 8 p. m. Miss
Anna Brennan, chairman will be
assisted by the following hostesses:
Ressie Breen, Mary Miller, Margaret
DIVER. Mary Dwyer, Margaret Carney,
Nell GarVey. Gertrude Cain, Ellen Cain,
Frances Scherer, Catherine OConnor,
Mary Marshall, Margaret Marshall, Mary
Gray, Helen Logan, Hannah Noone, Mar
paret Toner, Della Burke, Marie Mack,
Rose Mcnamara, Margaret Mcnamara.
Esther Oliger, Margaret Kavanaugh, Marie
Masteropoia, Lena Coco, Mamie NADIA
lena, Mary Ellen Walsh, Agnes Walsh
Kathleen Kelly Dolores Shannan, Anna
Barton, Frances Egan, Helen Cahill, Mary
Anderson Nellie Toner. Margaret Burke.
Catherine Burke.
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Maga&ime Clubs
Guest Day to Be
MarkedSatMrdGy

The Magazine Club will observe
guest day next Saturday afternoon
in the green parlors of the Y. w. G.
A., when Mrs. j. F, Edwards will
talk on, "Some Literary Gardens"
Mrs. George T. Earhart, accompan-
ed by Mrs. Luther Shirley, will sing
e following numbers:
ring Fancy ............... Densmore
over Rain" ................ Schneider
Aries At the Bottom of the Garden
'Hark. Hark. the Lark" ........ Schubert
Last Rose of Summer" ......... Flotow
-Four LeaVed Glover" ........... CoombS
Thank God for a Garden. .....D Del Riego
Special hostesses will be Mrs. John
L. Benedict, Mrs. John M. Newman
and Mrs. H. w. Rhodehamel
Each member may bring two
guests.
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Mnnf02ner Descendants

Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden F. Greer,
473O N. Capitol Ave, will enter
tain for the Indiana Society of
Iayflower Descendants Friday at 8
p. m. Mrs. w. D. Long will give
program of readings. Because
of the illness of the governor, Mrs.
w. B. Gillespie, and the deputy
governor, Mrs. w. w. Winslow, the
ex-governor of the society, Herbert
Allen Minturn will preside.
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MOndau Guild Meeting

The Monday Guild, a section of
the Community Welfare Depart
ment of the Woman's Department
Club whose membership is entirely
of sightless women, will meet at
the club house at 2 p. m. Monday.
Mrs. Chic Jackson will speak on
"TIouse Cleaning the Heart" Mrs.
Othniel Hitch is chairman and Mrs.
William H. Shell, hostess chairman.
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SOrOritu Dance

A special feature to be included
at the sport dance given by Alpha
Beta Tau Sorority this evening at
the Propylaeum is an Interpretive
dance by Miss Mary Louise Schil-
ling, Connersville. Another feature
will be a pin dance. Decorations
will be carried out in the sorority
colors, blue and silver. Miss Mar
yaret Doll is chairman of the COM
mittee and will be assisted by Misses
Ellen Dalton. Margaret Dunlayy
and Betty Wood.
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-227lU cbM,1 GI<,olu,. ozz zS5S

Mrs Russell W. Durer Bakemeer
Sunday parents
Prospect ST.
Tupn chairman of the Sigma Kappa Alumnae
benefit bridge be given May at the home of Mr.
Adolph Thomas, Williams Greek estates
representing Sigma Sorority Miss
cCaughe representing the Euoa Club will help with the
fraternity
opens a Hotel SEVERN Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21
RennbZicnn CLNb to Med

Henry M. Bowling, attorney, will
speak on 1.-THE Duty of Citizens as
Electors" at the night meeting Of
the Indiana Woman's Republican
Club, Thursday, at 1880 p. m. at the
Columbia Club. Mrs. B. H. Moore
president, will preside. Special
music has been arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21
Receptio1ls for DoiLens

A number OF receptions are being
planned for May in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Daley, by the
women's division of the Dailey-for-
Governor Club of which Mrs. Carl
E. Wood is president in Marion
County and Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis
is secretary. There will be three
meetings in the afternoon and three
at night. Q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21
Rush Pdrty

M Sigma Phi medical fraternity
will hold a rush party Saturday
evening at the home of DR.. Lillian
B. Mueller, 208 w. Forty-Fourth
st. The out-of-town guests will be
girls from the Indiana University
Medical School in Bloomington.