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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
$500, 900 CUBIC FEET
IN DIRlGIBLES PLANNED
Board of Experts to Submit Re.
port on Bids Examined for
Two Monster Aircraft.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The naval board of lighter-than-air
craft experts. headed by Rear Admiral
w A. Moffett, has completed its study
Of the bids for the design and construc-
ton of two 6.500.000 cubic feet volume
dirigibles and expects to submit its re-
port to Assistant Secretary Warner, In
charge of aeronauticS, this week
Mr. Warner said that after a study Of
the report 1t would be made public, pos
siblv this week. He added. however,
that recommendations for the letting OF
contracts would not be announced until
Secretary Wilbur returns in September.
The awards TO the successful bidder will
be made then. he said.
Twelve bids. eight for design and four
for design and construction, we're sub
mitted August 9. It has been indicated.
however. that the offers of the Good
year Zeppelin Co. of Akron, Ohio. and
the American Brown Boveri Electric
Corporation of Camden. N. j. have been
the most satisfactory submitted for de-
sign and construction.
Congress recently authorized $4,000
600 for the construction of two dirigibles
and provided that If one only should be
built that its cost would not exceed S.
SOC. 900. Congress made available So
10000 for the beginning Of conStruc-
ton on the airships.
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Earliest to smoke was Spenser. Ex-
cavations at his vanished house in Ire
land near Kilcolrnan, where he wrote
''The Faerie Queene." uncovered sew
eral Of his 'curiosly shaped tobacco
pines"
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SOrOrity,S State
Contention Set
for Next Week

The State meeting of the Lambda
Delta Phi Sorority will be held in
Indianapolis Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, with a banquet at the
Columbia Club Thursday evening
at 6. The Terre Haute chapter is
in charge of the banquet. Reserva-
ton should be made with Miss
Catherine Farr, 1449 E. Ohio ST., by
Monday.
A meeting of the advisory board
at the Hotel Washington at $50
Monday morning will open the pro-
gram. The nominating committee
will meet at the same hour with
Mrs. A. N. Seaton, chairman. The
regular business meeting will be
held at Thursday evening, preced-
ing the banquet.
Members of the Muncie chapter
will be hostesSes at a breakfast
bridge at $50 Saturday morning at
the Spink-Arms Hotel. Reservations
for this should be made with Miss
Ruth Mahoney, Geneva, before
Tuesday, or at Muncie headquarters
at the Sphinx Arms Hotel during the
convention.
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Club Observes
President s Day
With Luncheon

The thirty-ninth annual Presi-
dents day observance by members
of Over the Tea Cups Club was held
at the Propylaeum Friday. Lunch
con was served at /. Covers were
laid for twenty-four members at a
table centered with bowl of white
flowers and lighted with green tap
ers, carrying out the club colors.
Miniature houses were used for
place cards to illustrate the subject
of the toasts THE House of Life -
Mrs. E. R. Shoemaker, president
for the years, was toastmistress and
presented the following speakers:
THE House in Order" Mrs. G. w.
Dicks; 1.-THE Garden" Mrs. w. D.
Catch; 1.-THE Household Guests, u
Mrs. j. A. Sutherland; 1.-THE House
hold Gods" Miss Emma King; THE
Kitchen" Mrs. L. Willis Bugbee, Jr. {;
1.-THE Tower Room Mrs. Jesse
Moore and 1.-THE Home" Mrs. T. N.
Siersdorfer.
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Card Party
0fGuild to
Be Oct.26

TINE annual fall card party will
i be given Oct. rs at the Co
1umbia Club by the Children's Sun
shine Club of Sunnyside. The fol-
lowing committees have been an
nounced.
Ways and Means-Mrs. r. G. GrIswold
chairman.
Finance-Mrs. Chris Motion, chairman;
Mesdames ]. F. Holmes, P. J. Clark, J. I.
Whallon. Charles Anderson, William Weber
and Louis Coulon.
Prizes-Mrs. James Campbell, chairman;
Mechanics George Killinger, G. F, Kirby
and Fritz WeiRenbach.
Cards and Table Covers-Mrs. Otis Car
michael, chairman; Mesdames Harry Nc
Hale, August Soutter, H. v. Riyal. Arthur
Brumfeld, Alva Cradick, G. I. Gelly.
George Williams, j. w. Twitty. S. e. Ham
and Ray Mcqueen.
Decorations--Mrs. Samuel Selka, chair
man. assisted by Mesdames r. E. Duncan,
George Livingston. w. S. Lindholm. John
Hermann, B. l.. Byrket, D. E. Ricketts,
James Sanborn and Fred Uhl.
Hospitality-Mrs. E. A. Kelly, chairman;
Mesdames Ray Everson. Harold Pugh, Max
DduuCIot WdLIcA Declils IA II. 6lOCkt w.
B. Sequartz. Fred Wagner, Claude Hoover
and Walter Zimmerman.
TicketS-Mrs. Henry Cook. chairman;
Mesdames Harry Mahan, william Peake,
Harry Kennett, Anna Gimble. J. A. Diggle,
Albert Hueber, George James. Harry Ross
Wrinkle, Everett Shafer, J. E. Robbins and
o. B. Emf.
Tables and Chairs-Mrs. Claude Geisen-
dorff, chairman; Mesdames Edward Ripp-
berger, w. F. Bradley, ]. L. Avery. J. M.
Berry, Jack Daugherty. D. B. Goldnamer,
J. W. Holmes, Samuel Trotcky, ]. r.
Vance and James Holecraft.
PubIiclty-Mrs. Donald Smith, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Orval Hood.
Proceeds of the party will be used
to further social service and child
welfare for the children of the
sanatorium. Mrs. John Conner is
president of the organization.
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ing to be held at LAS p. m. at Fort
Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st.
Wednesday
Irvington Auxiliary to the Public
Health Nursing Association will hold
l O'Clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Silas j. Carr, $50 N. Audu-
bon Rd.
Mrs. Gibson Adams, BAIT Park
Ave, will be hostess for l o'clock
luncheon for members of Chapter
F, P. E. o. Mrs. j. M. Stuart, presi-
dent, will talk on "Objects and
Aims"
The Month Study group
of the Literature department of the
Women's Department Club will meet
at IL a, m. at the club home.
Thursday
Beta chapter. Delphian Society,
will meet at 9:45 a. m. at the
Fletcher American Bank Bldg. Mrs.
j. E. Barcus will speak on THE Po-
litical Status of European Natiors
During the Dark Ages" Assistants
Of Mrs. Barcus will conduct the
meeting.
Indianapolis to San Francisco"
will be the topic of Mrs. j. E. Hol-
man and Mrs. o. T. Behymer will
speak on Honolulu" at the meeting
fthe Aftermath Club at the home
of Mrs. B. w. Mitchell, Is E. Thirty
Sixth st.
Members of the Music section of
the Woman's Department Club will
entertain with luncheon bridge at
the club home.
Mrs. M. c. Lewis will speak on
Religion and Learning in Medieval
Spain before members of the Wom-
ans Advance Club at the home of
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AL HA2z1( 6YpA01oo94F1 Il
Musicale
Meeting to
Be Friday

PRESIDENTS day will be OBJ
Il served by the Matinee Musicale
at $3.50 Friday afternoon at the John
Heron Art Institute in honor Of
Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, incoming
president. The program Will be in
charge of Mrs. Charles Pfafflin.
Mrs. Harvey o. Martin, chairman
of the room committee, assisted by
Mesdames Frank B. Hunter, r. v.
Fleig, Dante Conner and Ruth
Rainier Nessler, will act as ushers.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Nesdames Charles N. Williams,
chairman of the social committee,
assisted by Mesdames F. M. Ayres,
Roy Adams, Isaac Born, w. w. Bart
lett, Grace Duckwall, H. o. Panther,
w. G.. Shaefer, John Kern, j. NJ
Shaw, William E. Landers, Joseph
Reagan, Robert Frost Daggett, E. A.
Hendrickson, James L. Gavin,
George Phillip Meier, Edgar Kiser,
Hortense Burpee, Augustus Coburn,
Oliver Willard Pierce, o. B. jane
son and Misses Blanche Harrington
and Eleanora Doll
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Music Group
Season VIII
Be Opened

THE music section of the Wom-
Il ans Department Club will open
the season with noon luncheon
Tuesday at the clubhouse. HoSteSseS
for the luncheon are Mesdames
Herbert Grimes and Li6tleberry
Foster, assisted by MeSdames E. A.
Wiley, C. A. Breeze, G. w. Bowman,
Engle, Paul Meloy and Charles A.
Carlisle.
Following luncheon a study pro-
gram will be held at 1870 p. m. or
Edgar Stillman- Kellet'S book, "Musi-
cal Intruments," third year book of
the study course of the National
Federation of Music Clubs. The
subject for the meeting is "Instru-
mentS of Percussion" Mrs. John
r. Craig, chairman of the study
course, will give a talk on the his
tory and development of these in
Struments.
A complete display of modern and
antique instruments, including the
new vibraphone, will be furnished
by the Rhine Music Company. and
Herman Rhine will explain and il
lustrate with solos the properties
and use of each instrument. He
will play group of marimba selec-
tions, accompanied by Mrs. Luther
Shirley.
Harold Winslow, director, will
Vn6n0rcnl Af
chorus at 3.
The music section will have a
luncheon and bridge party Friday
at the club home. Luncheon will
be served at 1890 p. M, followed
by an afternoon of bridge. Mrs.
E. l.. Burnett Is chairman of ar
rangementS. Tables have been re-
served by the following:
Mesdames Luther Shirley, Victor Hintze,
John r. Craig. Littlebury Foster, Fred
Klee, o. C. McCleland, M. D. Hedges, AL
bert WATSON, Arthur Thomas, w. A. Phin-
ney, Max Kendall, r. B. Wilson, Blanche
Williams, Charles Augstein, w. c. Bar
tholemew, M. F. Conner, George Bowman,
w. e. George. M. E. Clark. w. H. Borcherd-
ing, G. M, Sinney, w. J. letters, Oscar
Buehler, Bert McCammon. r. G. Carson,
w. L. Bailey. w. B. Parker, Frank Nc
Caslin, Frank Walker. Earl Richardson,
Max Critchgeld, Charles Smith, Herbret
Grimes, Russell Flagel. Edward Ferger,
Nettie New, William Pickens, w. Didway,
j. c. Price. George Cox. William Welsh,
Hugh McGibney and w. D. Long.
Misses M. E. Edwards, Edna Phinney and
Lucille Stewart. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Fred Knodle. He. 400
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Convention
Committees
Announced

A CONVENTION of clubs in the
N Seventh district affiliated with
the Indiana Federation of Clubs.
will be held here this month, but
date has not yet been set. Com
mittees for the convention are as
follows:
General Chairman-NIrs. George NJ. Cor
nelius.
Informal Reception Committee Mrs.
R. o. McAlexander. chairman; Mesdames
Edgar r. Eskew, James M. DUNCAN,
James D. Ermston and Leo K. Fesler.
Hostesses-Mesdame George M Cor
nelius, James DUNCAN. Clayton H. Ridge.
James D. Ermston. Edgar r. Eskew H.
K. Fatout, Hattie Ryder, A. j. Clark.
Charles L. Stubbs John Downing john
son. Harry E. Barnard. Edward Franklin
White. E. c. Rumpler. John T. Wheeler,
o. M. Pittenger. S. E. Perkins. B. w.
Gillespie J. F. Edwards and r. o. Nc
Alexander. Presidents Of all Federated
Clubs in the Seventh district assisted by
junior members, Misses Helen cofIey and
Zella Grossman; Mesdames George Harri-
son. F. Noble Ropkey. Donovan Hoover.
Stanley Cain. James Ruddel. Ken Mosi-
L.
Social Committee-Mrs. John T. Wheeler,
chairman: Mesdames ovid Butler Jane
son, Allen K. Hendricks, Grace Julian
Clark. S. E. Perkins, Ed. Jackson H. B.
Burnett, George Warmoth Thomas R.
Kackley. quincy A. Myers, T. Victor Keen.
Emma K Doney. Salem Clark. Logan
Hughes, Dan Brown Jr.. M. F. Ault, W. g.
Smith. Fred x. BALI and Ernest Hesser.
Misses May Ship and Elizabeth T. Cotton,
Courtesy Committee-Mrs David Ross
chairman; Mesdames Isaac Born, John
Kern. H. P. Clark. George Buck, Amelia
Welsh. Harry Tutewiler. Charles A. Har-
ris. Thomas Gardener. Carl Taylor. Cora
Young Wiles, Charles T. Hanna, Roy
Horne, John T. Moore and Charles M.
Cunningham.
Ushers and Pages-Mrs. Clayton H.
Ridge. chairman; Mesdames Wayne Red
dick, James Hornstein. George B. Har-
disty. H. E. Won Grimmenstein. Barrett
woodsmall. Russell Welt. Robert Brewers
Misses Helen Cohey. Helen Barrett; Mary
Helen Borcherding. Madge Brokew and
Lucille Stewart.
Dinners-Mrs. j. B. Phillips. chairman;
Mrs. H. w. Rhodehamel, assistant chair
man; Mesdames o. T. Austin r. 7, RAM
sey. w. c. Bartholomew. H. o. Warren, D.
o. wilmeth. Janet s. Hiatt. H. W. Dra-
goo. Walter Foltz and Frederick Grumme.
American Home Department Dinner -
Mrs. W. c. Borcherding.
Luncheons-Mrs. E. l.. Burnett, chaire
man: Mesdames T W. Demmerly and Fred
Knodel; Miss Helen Daley.
Breakfast-Mrs. Edgar r. Eskew.
chairman; Mesdames Elizabeth w. Hughes,
Guy Seaton.
DecOrations-Mrs. 7. E. Brokaw. chair
man: Mesdames Howard Painter. T. Will
liam Engle and E. l.. Pedlow.
ExhibitS-Mrs. ]. Willard Bolte, chair
man; Mesdames A. J. Clark. Tom s. Elrod.
W. H. Link, c. A. SammiS and Howard
passed..
Information Chairman-Mrs. Charles L.
Stubbs. chairman; Miss Martha Cunning
ham. Mesdames John l.. Wallace. M r.
Ault, William F. Werner. T. M. Richard
son. George S. Olive and William B. Ward.
Observation-Disclosures James M
DUNCAN and w. c. Smith.
AutOmobiles-Mrs. Charles w Field,
chairman. and Miss Elizabeth Cooper.
General Ticket Chairman-Mrs. H. K.
Fatout.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Mary E. Raitano and daugh-
ter. Ann. Michigan Rd.. left today
for French Lick and West Baden
where they will attend the state
convention of the Daughters Of
Isabella. They will return Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Luther Williams,
3542 N. Pennsylvania St., left Friday
for Atlanta, Ga, where he will at
tend the Interstate Medical Assem-
bly, of North America.
Miss Mary Ramsey and Miss Halle
A. Joyce are in Washington, D. c.,
at the Grace Dodge hotel.
Miss Eva M. Reynolds, AmbasSa-
dor Hotel, has as her guest Mrs.
Frederick @. Minkler, Evanston,
Ill. who will speak before the Wom-
ans Rotary Club Monday.
Miss Bertha Leming, 526 E. Fall
Greek Blvd, is attending the State
conference of social workers in
Terre Haute over the weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-13
City and Other
HOLSTERS Visit
at French Lick

~ Times Special
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind,
Oct. 13.-Indianapolis and other In
diana persons have been joining
iii the autumn social and sport &C
tivities at French Lick Springs, es-
pecially golf and horseback riding,
and the drives through neighboring
territory. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Car
ter, Indianapolis, and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank G. FiShback, have
come on their semi annual visit.
Joseph M. Bloch, Indianapolis, has
been here this week, but will return
to Indianapolis, coming later with
Mrs. Bloch to spend the fall season.
Harold Gusdorf, Indianapolis and
sister, Helen GuSdorf, are here for
the season with friends from New
York and Chicago.
Julia Boyd, Indianapolis artist, is
coming to French Lick soon to make
fashion sketches of women guests,
for a newspaper syndicate. Mrs.
Mary Stubs Moore, Indianapolis,
will be here before going to Cali
fornia for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Wood, Goshen,
are here for fortnight's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kivits, Terre
Haute, are here for a fall visit.
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ETINGs OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

Pl. Mrs. Charles E. Teeters will be
assisting hostess and the program
will be in charge of Mrs. Vincent B.
Vinegar.
The Music section of the Woman's
Department will open the year with
luncheon and study period at the
club home.
Members of the Heyl Study Club
will meet in the parlors of the Y. w.
c. A., at 2 p. m. Work for the year
is the continued study of American
History embracing the period from
1909 to 1880. The program for the
meeting will include: How We
Grew" 1.-THE Two Inventions" and
1.-THE Louisiana Purchase" Mrs.
Clayton Ridge will be in charge of
the current events hour.
Mrs. Frank G. Robinson, 1902 Park
Ave. will be hostess to members of
the Hoosier Tourist Club. Mrs. T.
E. Halls Jr., will talk on Robert
Burns and Mrs. j. P. Aspinall will
present Paisley and Thomas Coats.
Russia Since the World War" will
be the topic of discussion before
members of the Alliance Franchise
at the Sphinx Arms at 7:45 p. m.
Nine. Bikoff, former resident of
Russia, will give a lecture.
Mrs, Carl E. Stone will present
Gertrude Bell Letters" at the meet
ing of the Irvington Home Study
Club at the home of Mrs. w w.
Mendenhall, 5436 Hibben Ave.
Members of the Independent So
cial Club will meet at the Day
Nursery. Mrs. G. L. Dearmin will be
hostess.
All members of the Major Robert
Anderson w. r. c., No. A, are re-
quested to attend the regular meet
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Second Section
Federation
0fCIubs to
Meet Here

THE annual State convention Of
Il the Indiana Federation of
Women's Clubs will be held at the
Claypool Hotel, Oct. %. "a and Is.
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes,
, is federation president. The Key
note of the convention will be
"Glorify Indiana"
Among the principal speakers for
the affair are Mrs. Edward Frank
lin White. past president " the
State federation; Miss Forba Dan
iels, indianapolis, secretary of the
State Bankers Association; William
Herschell, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter,
Chic Jackson, j. Raymond Schultz,
North Manchester College, and A.
J. Wedeking, of the State Highway
Commission.
Thursday evening, DR.. Lotus D.
Coffman, president of the University
of Minnesota, formerly of Indiana,
will speak. The federation dinner
will be held Thursday evening in
the Riley room of the Ciaypool.
Music for the convention sessions
will be furnished by the Progress
Club sextet, South Bend, of which
Mrs Eli F.. Seibert is member.
-Four State officers will be elected
this year: First vice president, re-
cording secretary, treasurer and one
trustee.
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.e7e, Officers of
Pdn-HeILenic
Body Installed

The Indianapolis Pan Hellenic as
ISOLATION held its annual fall lunch
con and installation of officers to-
day at the Columbia Club.
Officers installed following the
luncheon were: President, Miss
Maxine Mckay, Alpha Delta Pi:
vice president, Mrs. Frank Abe!
Delta zeta; treasurer, Miss Mildred
Blacklidge, Alpha Chi Omega; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. E. r. Ong
Delta Delta; corresponding secrc-
tary, Mrs. Louise OFT Ward, Pi Beta
Phi; members of the advisory board
Mrs. George Witt, Kappa Alpha
Theta, and Mrs. Darrell Foster
Alpha Gamma Delta.
A committee composed of Misses
Marie Sangernebo, Margaret Fried
erich and Mrs. Paul Summers was
in charge of arrangements.
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GROUPS
Season to
Be Opened

The community welfare depart
ment of the Women's Department
Club will open its year with a dis
cuSsion luncheon at 1915 Wednes-
day. THE New Power in Politics
Woman" will be the topic to be
discussed by Fred Hoke and Sol
Schloss. An invitation has been
extended to members of the Indian
apoliS League of Women Voters to
attend. 81, "..-'.
Reservations for the luncheon
should be made with Mrs. John
Conner. Riley 1862 by Monday
evening.
Incoming officers of the depart.
ment are: Chairman, Mrs. F.. A.
Keller; vice chairman, Mrs. Robert
Wilson; secretary, Mrs. j. H. Hell
lekson; treasurer. Mrs. Harold
Bachelor, and members of the
executive committee, Mrs. j. w.
Moore and Miss r. Katherine
Beeson.
as chairmen of committees for The
ensuing year:
Citizenship, Mrs E. c. Rumpler citizen
ship preparedness. Mrs. Ira M. Holmes;
courtesy, Mrs. Lewis H. Sturges; door,
Mrs John Conner; hospitality. Mrs Elmer
G. Lee; health, Mrs. Horace @. Casady:
luncheon, Mrs. william r. Klingholz; menu
bership, Mrs. Henry Kpaff; music, Mrs.
Earl H. Richardson; publicity. Mrs John
F. Patton, and telephone. Mrs. j. T.
Johns.
The social service and civic CO.
operative committee will have the
following chairmen:
City hospital. Mrs. Sam Selka; Public
Health Nursing Association; Mrs. Ethel
I. Wacker; Council of Social Agencies,
Mrs. w. w. Thornton; Red Cross. Mrs.
Thomas Spencer; fruit and flowers, Mrs.
w. C. Smith; Chamber OF Commerce. Mrs.
M. I. Miller; legislative. Mrs Christian
Olsen; market house. Mrs. c. L. James:
municipal affairs. Mrs. Ralph Remington:
municipal court. Mrs. B. F. LeMond: pub
lie school procedure, Mrs. Thomas Polk
and smoke abatement. Mrs. J. W. Moore.
The citizenship class will meet at
II Monday morning. with Mrs. Ed
ward Franklin White speaking on
Politics and Administration" A
voting machine for practice pur-
poses has been installed in the
clubhouse.
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Monday

american Art in History" will be
the topic to be discussed before
members of the Sesame Club by
Mrs. C. w. Nichols at the home of
Mrs. L. P. Gorton, 1907 Central Ave.
Members of the Woman's Re-
search Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. w. G. Borcherding, 5265
Washington Blvd. Miss May Louise
Ship will be in charge of current
events. A luncheon committee is
made up of Mesdames M. F. Ault,
Charles o. Britton, E. D. Clark,
Rose S. Coleman, Harry D. Conner,
Charles E. Cottingham, Charles j.
Buchanan, Alvin T. Coate, Charles
Compton, William H. Cooper and
j. M. Dalrymple.
The Women's Washington Re-
publican Club will hold meeting
at p. m. at the home of Mrs. Law
renee F. Orr, 344 Blueridge Rd. Mrs.
Ella Gardner and Lloyd Claycomb
will speak. All Republican women
are urged to attend.
Mrs. Frederick G. M1nkler, Evans
ton, ILL.,, will speak before members
Of the Woman's Rotary Club at
luncheon at the Columbia Club on
"Rambles Through Art Galleries
Here and Abroad" She is a grad
uate of Smith College, member of
the D. A. r. and the Evanston
Woman'S Club.
Mrs. Bertram Day, 46 Audubon
Pl., vii entertain members of the
Irvington Woman's Club. Mrs. Carl
S. Wagner will speak on 1.-THE Art
of Biography"
Tuesday
The Expression Club will meet at
2:15 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
George F. Goodman, TIT Carlisle
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Mrs. R. E. Price, 612 E. Twenty
first st.
Members of XII Delta XII sorority
will meet with Mrs. Carl Jones, 1918
Linwood Ave.
Irvington Fortnightly Club men,
bers will hdear "A Historical Sketch
of Indiana" by Mrs. j. H. Butler;
Mound Builders" by Mrs. Simon
Reisler and Indiana music by Mrs.
Carl L. Wilmer at the meeting to
be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Robinson, 1898 E. Washington st.
Mrs. G. L. Hogle will DE assisting
hostess.
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Mothers' CLMb to MAJ

The Mothers Alliance of Alpha
Delta Theta Sorority, Butler Uni
versity, will meet for luncheon
Wednesday at the chapter house
4615 Sunset Ave. Mothers of pledges
will be honor guests. Mrs. Fred G.
Schmitz is chairman of the lunch
con committee. A program of read
ings by Nan Frances Warren and
Helen Venard; violin numbers by
Ruth Spencer; piano solos by Eliza
beth Galliger and group of songs
by Mrs. Arthur Leon Duncan, ac-
companied by Mrs. Joseph w. Dod-
son, will feature the entertainment.
Mrs. George N. Hargitt. new presi-
dent, will preside at the business
session.
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CANDIDATES. ATTITUDE
DESIRED BY LEAGUE

Candidates will be given an on
portunity to state their positions on
legislative measures in which the
Indiana League of Women Voters
are particularly interested, it has
been announced.
In writing to candidates, Mrs.
Walter S. Greenough, president of
the Indiana league, explained that
the wonaslA voters, through individ-
ual members Of the organization
have been studying some of the
problems of import to citizens.
Questions and statements of pol
icy sent to candidates included
child welfare, Muscle Shoals and
abolition of lame duck" sessions of
Congress.
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Announce Wedding Date

Announcement is made of the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of Miss Mary Koerner, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koer-
ner, 1902 S. Meridian ST., and
Frank j. Zoderer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry J Zoderer, 1921 Union
ST., the wedding to take place at the
Sacred Heart Church Thanksgiv-
ing day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-13
Semi-AnMMaL Meetinn

The Semi-annual stockholders
meeting and home coming luncheon
of Mu chapter, Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority, will be held at the
chaptre house, 1915 N. Pennsylvania
ST., at 1890 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 20.
Reservations may be made by call
ing the chapter house.