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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-10
News of Music
Federation

Plans were discussed and pro-
gram announced for the State con-
vention of the Indiana Federation
of Music Clubs which will be held
April IL, Is and ID at the Hotel
Lincoln, at the board meeting OF
the Federation.
Mrs. Clair McTurnan, State chair
man Of junior clubs, announced
her plans for junior contests
which will be held March "a in the
Cropsey Auditorium at the public
library. The contest opens at 10
a. m. for violin, II for piano, 1890
for cello and 1870 for choral, fol-
lowed by contests in band and
other instrumental groups. The
contestants are boys and girls UP
to Is years old. Prizes will be Of
fered in each class.
Mrs. McTurnan reports that sc
far the list of contestants outnum-
bers greatly the list of last year
This shows an increased interest in
these contests, the object of which
is to stimulate greater effort in ar
tistic achievement and to give the
student an opportunity to measure
himself in comparison with others
One of the most interesting pro-
grams of the convention will be ii
charge of Mrs. McTurnan on April
IA at 1870 p. M; a program of music
given entirely by juniors to illus
trate periods of American music
The children will be in costume.
Mrs. G. A. Maxwell, State chair
man of public school music, has an
nounced a change in the date fol
the radio music memory contest
The contest will be April 6 from
! 1:30 to 2:30 p. m. Numbers will bt
broadcast from WFBM, Indian
apols.
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Parish Parties S1nnduu

Ladies of Assumption parish will
give parties at 2:15 and 9:l5 p, m.
Sunday in the hail. HOS Blaine
Ave. Euchre. bunco and lotto will
be played. The committee includes:
MeSdameS Edward Connell Emil
Clause, Jack Conner, Henry Ko-
miSky. William Watz, Jake Bordash,
Robert Ford, Mary Ruhl, John
Ryan, John MaSner, Harry Nichols,
Ed Brand and Ed Arvin; Misses
Margaret DAILY. Lenora Daily, Anna
Dryer and Agnes Goedecker.
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ShOuOer GiUen
i'm Honor" of
Recent Bride

Miss Marie Carlin, 3639 Birch
wood Ave, entertained Friday eve
ming with a bunco and linen shower
in honor Of Mrs. Lloyd E. Harter.
who was Miss Margaret Hartley be-
fore her recent marriage. The gifts
were presented in a basket decor
ated with the bridal colors, pink
and green. and at serving time the
tables we're lighted with candles in
these colors.
The guests we're:
Mesdsmes Henry P. Tompkins. Paul Sc
ward, Louis Scott. Theron M. Davidson.
Polly Bapnon, David Steele.
Misses Jane Reyes. Helen Becker. Billy
Williams. Jane Murdoch. Margaret Butler,
Zelda Hutchinson. Katherine Buxton. Mar
2aret Barrett
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CLUB FEDERATION NEWS

Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes,
president of the Indiana Federation
of Women's Clubs, spoke at the an
niversary luncheon today of the Fl.
Wayne Womans Club in the new
clubrooms. Miss Nadiji Selma Eek
rem, San Francisco, Cal, member Of
4, distinguished Turkish family, also
spoke.
The Woman's Club Of Boonville
held its annual guest meeting with
Mrs. George A. Roth. The program
was in charge Of Prof. j. L. Geiger
Of the department of music, Indi-
ana University, who talked on
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Service Legion
Chapter VIII
Meet Tuesday

The Hamilton Berry Chapter.
Service Star Legion, will meet on
Tuesday at 230 p m. at the Cham
Der Of Commerce. Miss Grace
Hawk of the Woman's Overseas
Service League, will talk on the
league work with which the Service
Star Legion cooperateS. Mrs. NJ. ID.
Didway will give a program of mus
ical monologues.
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Pi Phi Guest DAN

Mrs. Brown McClintock spoke at
the guest meeting of the Pi Beta
Phi Alumnae Club Of indianapolis
this afternoon at the D. A. r. chap
ter house. Mrs. Lewis Ward, chair
man of arrangements, was assisted
by Mrs. d. c. Kearby, Mrs. w. K
Gearen, Mrs. B. K. Westfall and
Miss Katherine Book.
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NEWS OF W. c.. T. u. ACTIVITIES

University Heights Union will
hold an all day meeting Tuesday
at the home of Rev. w. r. Mont
gomery, 4042 S. Otterbein Ave.
Devotions will be led 10y Mrs Mar
garet Carter. The business session
will be held in the forenoon at II
o'clock. Luncheon will be served
at noon. The committee in charge
OF the luncheon includes Mrs. Don
aid Lucas, Mrs. A. E. Thompson
and Mrs. Roy Brown. Speakers of
the afternoon will be Prof H. D.
Marshall, Central College, on Tenn
perance and Education" and Mrs.
Frank J. Lair on The Importance
of the Direct Primary" A special
musical program has been arranged.
Mrs Robert Mckay, president, will
preside.
Sarah A. Swain Union will meet
Tuesday at p. m. The hostess will
be Mrs. A. ]. Eibling, 142 E. Thir-
tenth Ave. Beech Grove Devo-
tions will be in charge of Rev. c.. T.
Wetherell. Mrs. Alonzo HulS will
speak on official papers. Mrs. Alva
Almond, president, will preside.
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Zerelda Wallace Union will meet
Tuesday at 10 a. m. for an all-day
meeting Mrs. Alta Daley, 1851 N
Illinois ST., will be hostess. A bust
ness session will follow the regular
morning devotional period. At noon
a buffet luncheon will be served.
Mrs. c. M Clarke will speak in the
afternoon on national prohibition.
Mrs. John e. Egger will sing. Mrs.
Carrie Hansing, president will pre-
side.
Victory Union will hold a local
institute Wednesday from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. at the home of Mrs So
nora B. Pruden, 222 Dougless st.
Morning devotionS will be led by
Mrs. G. w. Ackman, county vice
president. Mrs. Eva Davidson
county president, will speak on
1.-THE Importance of Our Works. "
County directors will present plans
and work of departments. Mrs.
Davidson will sing solo. Noon
tide prayer will be offered by Mrs.
Ella Kroft. Luncheon will be served
at noon by racial group directors.
The afternoon devotional service
will be in charge Of pastors of ORTIZ
odox churches in the community.
An instrumental duet will be played
by Mrs F. l.. Rotter and Mrs. w. w.
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson will speak on
white Ribbon Recruits and tie
the white ribbon on babies. The
Rev. H. T. Graham will speak on
What Prohibition Has Done For
U.s." Miss Pruden, president, will
preside.
Broad Ripple Union will meet at
the home of Mrs. Grace Humphrey
6501 Ferguson ST., Wednesday at 2
p. m. Mrs. Nellie Young will have
charge of devotions. Mrs. F. A
Walker will conduct a union signal
program. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs. H
E. Summers. Mrs. Ella Montgom-
cry, president, will preside.
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Nina Brigham Union will hold al,
institute Wednesday at the First
Presbyterian Church, Delaware ano
Sixteenth SITS. The afternoon SeS-
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NEWS NOTES OF Y. w. C. A.

tee, has many surprises in store for
the department members. The fol-
lowing program will be given: Irish
readings by Miss Kathryn Harrod;
dance, Miss Violet Van Note, and
why We Celebrate the Seventeenth
of March," by Miss Elsa Jacobsen.
Following the party, Miss Noble will
lead recreation in the gymnasium.
The Wahanka Club composed of
young women engaged in household
employment will have their regular
meeting Thursday evening at 6:l5.
A surprise program is being planned
by the social committee.
Members of the Young Married
Women's Club will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 at the South Side
Y. w. c. A. An important business
meeting will be held early in the
evening. Mrs. Henley Langford
will preside. A st. Patrick's party
will be feature Of the afternoon
program.
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MISS HELEN DEARMIN'S
ENGAGEMENT TOLD

Mrs. G. A. Woerner, Jr., Maple
wood CT. announces the coming
marriage of her sister, Helen E.
Dearmin to H. c. Northern, 944 NJ
Dearborn st. The wedding viii
take place May 5 at the home OF the
brides sister.
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South Side Branch

Ministers of the Reformed
Churches of the city with their
wives will have dinner in the small
dining room Monday at $50 p. m.
The regular meeting of the COM
mittee of management will be held
Tuesday at } p. m. Mrs. w. E.
Pedlow, president, will preside.
The regular supper meeting Of the
Industrial Club girls will be held
Tuesday at 6:l5 p. m. and will take
the form of q st. Patricks party.
the guests being losers in the recent
membership contest.
Mrs. Henry ,Kiel of Villa Ave. will
entertain some friends with a st.
Patricks party Wednesday from 2
70 p. m.
The Business Girls Club will have
a Mad March party Wednesday
at 6:l5 p. m.
The newly organized Married
Women's Club will meet Thursday
at 2 p. m. Mrs. Henley Langford
has been elected president; Mrs.
Mercedes Guerrini, is social chair
man and Mrs. Maggie Bolts will
have charge of the programs. Any
young married woman is welcome
to join or visit the club.
One division of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Second Reformed
Church, Mrs. Rosa Landmeier,
chairman, will entertain at the
branch Thursday at p. m.
Miss Lena Wickliff will be host
ess for the G. w. T. Club Friday at
p. m.
r. c. Dorset has arranged for the
use of the parlors Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mae K. Stevenson is teach
ing a class in sewing. which meets
every Monday at Z p. m.
A class in handcraft with Miss
Vera Fee as instructor is being
taught at the branch on Wednesday
nights at 7.
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MISS DUNN HONORS
MISS BUTLER TODAY

Miss Eleanor Dunn. 915 N. Penn
Sylvania ST., entertained informally
this afternoon with a bridge party
in honor Of Miss Mary Butler who
will leave soon for New York for an
indefinite stay.
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The Council of Past Presidents Of
George H. Chapman, w. r. c.. No.
10, will meet Wednesday for lunch
con with Mrs Love Morgan, 1409
w. Thirty Fourth st.
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Phi Kappa Theta Sorority at
Teachers College was installed this
morning as the twenty-seventh
chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon,
educational sorority. Miss Chloe
M. Todd, national organizer of
the sorority and Miss Hazel Her
man, sponsor of the local chapter,
we're active in the installation
service.
A bridge party will be given at
the chapter house, 1924 N. Della
ware ST., this evening.
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Sunshine Club

The Childrens Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside will have a business
meeting and election Of officers at
p. m. Wednesday at the Fletcher
American Bank.
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: sion will begin at 100 D. m. and an
evening session will be held. The
Rev. John Miller, assistant pastor
OF the church, will speak. Miss
Beulah Bailey will sing a solo. Mrs.
Grace Altvater. former county pres
ident, will talk. All county direc-
tors are expected to have a place on
the program. A 6 o'clock covered
dish dinner will be served. Mrs.
Henry Porter. assisted by Mrs Will
II. Adams and Mrs. Rosa Davis. will
be the hoStesses. Mrs. Addie Lam
caster, president, will preside.
Mary E. Balch Union will meet
Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Rosa Boyce, 1925 w. Thirty
Fifth st. Mrs. Ebert Moore will
lead devotions. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. Mrs. Lulu
Jordon, president, will preside.
Central Union will hold a recep-
ton for new members Friday.
March %. at the home of Mrs Ovid
Butler jameson. 1898 N. Pennsyl-
vania st. The program will be an
nounced later by the president Mrs.
w. w. Reed.
Northeast Union will meet Friday
at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Will
liam kaufman, 1924 Newman St
Mrs. Burton T. Shields will talk on
the Bible, using the twenty-thirc
Psalm. A special musical program
has been arranged by Mrs. Kuhl-
man and Mrs. Ruth Thomas. Mrs
Flora Mace, president, will preside
n
Frances Willard institute will be
held Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. at the Capitol Ave. M. E
Church, Capitol Ave and Thirtieth
st. DevotionS will be led by Rev. P.
B. Turner. Mrs. S. H. Newman will
sing a solo. Talks will be given by
county directors of departments.
An address will be given by Mrs. H.
D. Terry, and Mrs. Eva Davidson
will give a response. A noontide
song service will be held and a
noontide prayer service will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. T. A. Berry. The
luncheon speaker will be DR.. E. S.
Shumaker. In the afternoon pro-
gram. prayer will be offered by Mrs.
G. w. Ackman. Devotions will be
led by the Rev. M. II. Reynolds.
Miss Ethel Burke will sing solo.
The address of the afternoon will be
given by the Rev. J. S. Moore on
Prohibition, in Fact or Fancy
Mrs. w. r. Duckwall will sing a
solo. Committees will submit re-
ports. The closing prayer will be
given by the Rev. George L. Stude-
baker. Mrs. L. w. York will be the
accompanist. Mrs. f. A. Kemp
president, will preside.
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Edgewood Longacre Union will
meet with Mrs. Jessie Wilson StOr
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Young Business Women

South Side business girls will be
hostesses to the business girls of
Central Y. w. c. A. at a Mad
March" party Wednesday evening.
A March dinner will be served at
6:15 at the South Side branch. Girls
from Central Y. W. c. A. are asked
to meet at Washington and Me-
ridian SITS. at 5:45. They will take
a Garfield Park car TO McCarty st.
and walk one block east. Reserva-
tons must be in by Monday evening
Due to the joint meeting Of the
Central and South Side Clubs
Wednesday, the Central Clubs will
not meet on Tuesday.
Business College girls will have a
st. Patricks party at noon Thurs
day.
A theater party has been planned
for Friday at the Walker theater
TO which the business girls Of the
South Side branch, Phyllis Wheatley
branch and Central "Y" are invited
For further information call Miss
Copeland, Riley 2l88, or Miss Hoag-
land, Main 2601.
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Benefit PARTIES

There will be card parties at Holy
Rosary Hall. $40 Stevens ST., Mon
day at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m, for bene-
fit of Holy Rosary Church.
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Sorority Hostess

Kappa Chi Theta Sorority will
meet with Mrs. Walter McBroom,
1915 E. Michigan St., Friday.
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Announcements

A Luncheon of the Nations" was
held today at 1890 p. m. in Social
Hall of the Y. w. c. A. as the
elimination of a series of Interna-
ticnal Friendship luncheons extend
ing over the past four months.
Among the countries represented by
guests we're Russia, China and In
dia. Mrs. Samuel Ashby, Y. w. G. A.
president, presided.
Miss Rhoda Welding, executive Of
the Family Welfare Society, will
talk on her work at the next meet
ing of the Wednesday noon discus
sion group.
The Rev. A. E. Rem will talk on
"Why We Keep Lent" at informal
vesper services at the Y. w. G. A.
Wednesday at $50 in the Green
parlors. These services are open to
the public.
The house committee will hold a
supper meeting Monday at 6 p. m.
Mrs. r. P. Engelken, the acting
chairman, will preside.
Education in all its aspects is the
theme of the conference of Indiana
University students and Y. w. C. A.
industrial girls to be held Sunday
at the Y. w. C. A. in connection
with a weekend house party. The
discussion will be opened by Miss
Pearl B. Forsyth following which
grade and high school education
will be presented by Miss Opal Bos-
ton, college education, by Virginia
MeekS. adult education by Miss Ruth
S. Milligan and workers education
by Miss Helen Guynn. Miss For
syth will then summarize the whole,
speaking on What Is Education?"
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Edgewood Longacre Union will
meet with Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Stop
7, Edgewood, Wednesday at 1:30
p. m. Mrs. Alonzo Huls will con-
duct union signal program. Miss
G. A. Hamilton will give a reading
Mrs. E. E. Penrod, president, will
preside
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Girl Reserves

Club 8, Jessie Walker president,
held recognition ceremony for all
new members at the South Side
Y. w. G. A. Tuesday afternoon. At
the next meeting health program
will be presented.
Carolyn Paine and Carrietta Par
ry are in charge OF the program for
the meeting of Club IA to be held
Monday afternoon at the school
building. Several health charades
will be given and also a demonstra-
ton Of posture exercises.
Club IS will meet Monday after
noon with their adviser, Mrs. Emma
D. Lutz. A demonstration on first
aid will be given by Miss Flora
butcher Of the Marion County
tuberculosis Association. Definite
plans will be made for the Mexican
bag.
Club 20 is making arrangements
for a musicale to be held at the
Y. w. C. A. March IS in Hollen-
beck Hall.
Club 81, Of which Dorothy Bernd
is president will meet Tuesday after
noon when Miss Flora butcher will
give an exhibition of first aid. This
club won the cup at the annual
luncheon at the South Side Y. w.
c. a. for the best decorated table.
Club 80, Miss Ruth Fields, adviser,
is planning a sale of candy and
Easter eggs April at the Y. w.
c. A. The club is also planning a
series of trips to various parts Of
the city.
Club 80, Emma Putt, president. met
Thursday. Miss Flora butcher talked
on posture and first aid.
Club 40, Mary Thompson presi-
dent, will entertain Wednesday aft
ernoon at a St. Patrick'S party in
honor Of new members.
Club rs. Agnes Hinkle president,
and Mrs. Walter p Morton, adviser.
won the cup for the best decorated
table at the annual grade school
luncheon. The idea carried out in
the decorations was that of world
friendship.
Manual High School girls met
Friday at the Y. w. c. A. A Tecog-
milton ceremonial was held. The
club will sponsor a skating party at
the Y. w. c. A. March 30.
Technical High School club, Eve
Ign Wolfard, president, and Miss
Hertha Casperson, adviser, held its
regular supper meeting at the Y.
w c. A. Friday. New members we're
recognized
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Nina Brigham Union will hold an
institute Wednesday at the First
Presbyterian Church, Delaware and
Sixteenth SITS. The afternoon ses-
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