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Card of Thanks

CARD OF TFIANKS-I wish to thank my
relatives and neighbors and all for their
kindness and sympathy in the sickness
and death of my wife and mother, Re
gina Pohl. the. pastors. Rev. Downey and
Rev. Deerey for their consoling words;
the undertaken. Tony Lauk: Eli Lilly
Company. pallbearers. choir and all who
contributed in the beautiful floral and
9N''-0 HusBAND AND CHILDREN.
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Funeral Directors

j. w. PATTERSON
Funeral Director.
1924 N: Illinois st. Riley 1905.
SHIRLEY BROTHERS
Funeral Service.
946 N. Illinois. Main 1913
HARRY w. MOORE
Funeral Director.
2S36 N. Meridian. Tai. 1885,
KREGELO & BAILEY
oo.. Funeral Directors.
2233 Meridian. Har. O55l.
F. JOHN HERMANN
Successor to G. Hermann.
$40 n. New Jersey. Main o91l.
JOSEPH J. SPEAKS
Funeral Director.
125 s. Capitol. Main 1904.
FRED w. YELLING
Funeral Director.
7o2 Virginia Ave. Drex. 1852.
JOHNSON & MONTGOMERY
49, Funeral Service.
1882 Central Ave. Main 1880.
ROSCOE CONKLE
Funeral Director
1888 w. Michigan st. BEL 1884
GEORGE w USHER
o Funeral Director.
230l w. Washington st. Bel. 0l43
KIRBY e. OHM
49, Funeral Directors.
1901 N. Meridian st. Har O70o.
NEW UNDERTAKINGS
2455 N. Talbot. Har. 1922
FEENY & FEENY
Funeral Home.
923 N. Penn Riley 384S.
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Room Wanted
TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms down;
wanted; with light and water. Ia. 2S1l.
Room for Rent With Board

Private entrance No other roomers.
EWING, N, l028-Room to rent; children
and elderly people to board and care for.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-share attractive
ly furnished rm.. with congenial girl
Modern home with privileges Ia. 47o6
NORTH-Modern home for young people
with widow. Ia. 0481.
WASH BLVD, 2854-Attractive rm.; pri.
home; no other roomers: gar. He. 1l95.
A REAL HOME-1 or congenial girls:
east; meals optional. Irv. 2677.
WANT-Child to board by week; warm,
modern home. Riley 1856
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Houses FOR Sale
500 CASH. PAY LIKE RENT.
-L0rn .MrLI On .lLAL 90 Ia

70 FOR WHITE WHITE { OR ( coLoREDi
Shelby st. car line: rooms. electric
lights. composition roof. cement porch.
full lot. large shed. good we'll. vacant.
balance $40 monthly. Look a this prop
erty quick and YOU viii buy st. LAW
RENEE J. SEXTON. Realtor. Main Ol5l
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Business Opportunities
Legal Notices
NOTICE
SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
TEMPORARY LOAN

TEMPORARY LOAN
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF School Commissioners. at the Of
fee of the Board. $50 N Meridian St,
indianapolis. Indiana. until 800 o'clock
p. m. on Tuesday. Feb. %, 1928. for a
temporary loan of Five Hundred Thou
Of School Commissioners of the City of
indianapolis. Indiana. for the relief and
aid OF the said Boards Special and TUT
ton Funds, as determined by said Board
at a regular session of Feb. IA, 1928. held
at 800 O'Clock p. m.
Said loan viii bear interest at rate
per cent per annum, interest payable at
the maturity OF the loan. and will be evil
0enced by note or notes Of the Board.
be dated as of the date the loan is con-
5ummated and money received by the
Board, which is to be not later than
I2;0o o'clock noon, Frid' y, March /, 1928.
amount of said loan. the money payable
to the Board of School Commissioners of
the City Of Indianapolis"
Offers for said loan will be opened at
the place. on the date and at the hour
above mentioned. and said loan will be
awarded to the bidder or bidders offering
interest, There is at this time existing
only temporary loan aggregating $780,,
10000 in favor of the distributed re-
Tuition Funds. from the Boards School
Building Bond Fund. and no other fund
OF the Board OF school commissioners.
Said loan is to be made in pursuance
Of the Indiana Statutes of 1919 ACTS of
1919. p.6l and amendment thereto of 1920
ACTS Special Session. July 1920, p.122l
and said note or notes will become due
and payable on May Is. 1928. Bidders
are invited to bid for the full amount of
the said loan at the lowest rate of inter
est they will agree to accept for said
loan, which interest shall not exceed six
and one-half (6la) per cent per annum.
Said note or notes will be made paw
able at such bank or trust company in
Indianapolis, Indiana, as the successful
bidder may select. and in such amounts
as may be agreed upon. not to exceed
Said loan and note or notes will be
paid out of the proceeds of the Boards
taxes levied in 1927 and to be collected
in the calendar year of 1928. for its Spe-
cial and Tuition Funds.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. All bids shall have a
-colqsion affidavit attached. as re-
ouired by law.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY ALBERT F. WALSMAN.
Business Director.
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HELD Wanted Male

HIGH SCHOOL BOY-For after school
work and Saturdays. Must be neat APP
pearing. have pleasing personality and be
a hustler. Opportunity to learn adyer-
Using. Apply to MIR. COPLEY, at Times
office Do not DhonP
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Situations Wanted Male

SLIGHTLY crippled mechanic and cleo
trician wants bench work or any kInd
of job that doesn't require standing.
Box 9 $40 Times.
CHAUFFEUR-Or houseman; experienced
mani dish washing. Ir. 1914.
COLORED BOY-Work in private family or
as porter. Ford truck driving. TIA. 1908.
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Transportation

YELLOWAY SYSTEM, INC.
St. Louis. SIS. HOO A. M. HOO p. M.
chicago. 3d. $3.50. 1880 A NJ, 1880 P. NJ.
Dayton $500. Pittsburgh $500
500 P. M. 1880 A. M.
Denver $500 Los Angeles $50 90
Dennison Hotel. Riley 2273 Lii 43s3
English Hotel. Riley 1878
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Situations Wanted Female

STENOGRAPHER- years experience,
secretarial ability, desires position with
firm of standing. Be. 4072.
EXP. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
TO take home. He. 3645.
HALLIDAY WORK-By week; exp. woman.
Hours 80. Ref. He. 1913.
PART TINE Bookkeeping; exp. in B. ana
L. work. Iii 4806.
EXP. .FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
to take home. He. 3645.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES-T LAUD-
DER. MRS. 7. LUTz. MA. 0l50.
Business Announcements
FRUIT TREES-And grape vine trimming
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RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. -
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852
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FOUR-And nine-room cottages: trade for
suburban or vacant lots. These are GOOD
rentals or for nome: near w. Mich, car
gan. Be. 1909. Evenings. Be. 1852.
IND.-4O acres. good house. barn,
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Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad.
yates pass State examinations easilv
202 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma 573 and 65no
VIOLIN LESSONS, 75c-Vocal lessons, 81.
Downtown studio. Call. Ir. 0562-J.
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Ferns for Sale

FINE TRUCK and chicken farm contain
ing 3D. acres, good fve-room house and
barn on State Rd. 46. four miles west of
GreenSburg. P. o. BX. 81. GreenSburg. Ind.
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

CAsH-For farm or city property. Write
or call r. c. POLAND AUCTION CO., 8l9
Occidental Bldg. Main 0635
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 2361-5-room double semi-mod.
garage; near school. Oh. 2847-M.
APPLICABLE ST, l845-4-room semi-mod-
ern double; $50. Drexel 1900.
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$50 DOWN
$500 PER MONTH
50 PER MONTH

Buys this thoroughly modern 5-room
northSidc bungalow. Brand new, hard
wood floors. just completed: located 49ll
Schofield Ave Price $3.50. Your car or
lot as down payment. Write G. J. Cones,
35lS N Illinois. or call Hu. 3l2S.
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$50 CASH
Suburban for Sale

- Broom modern home. A Purdue planned
chicken house: garage: fully fenced. Hall
Fcre MR.. CRISE. Talbot 2606.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Monday

Indianapolis Literary Club mem
bers will hold an evening meeting
at the D. A. r. chapter house. Fer
rid T. Taylor will speak on volt
aire."
The Christmas party of the
Irvington Coterie will be held at
the home of Mrs. F. T. Davenport,
814 North Audubon road. The COM
rnittee in charge consists of Mes
danes w. B. Gates, j. S. Milligan
and Tyler OgleSby.
Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at
the chapter house, 706 West Forty
third street. Mrs. Earl Mushiltz is
in charge of luncheon, assisted by
Mesdames William Kried and A. F.
Sutton. Girls of the active chapter,
Butler university, will sing Christ
mas carols during luncheon.
The board of directors of the In
dianapolis Women's Panhellenic or
ganization will meet to complete
plans for the presentation of the
New York cast in Naughty Mari
etta," Victor Herbert opera, at the
Murat theater Wednesday, matinee
and evening.
Miss Ellen Clark will be hostess
at 8:15 p. M for meeting of Alpha
chapter, Phi Theta Delta sorority,
at her home, S45 North Ritter ave.
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nue.. Miss Dorothy Gibson will be
in charge of pledge services. Miss
Dorothy Young will be pledged.
Tuesday
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, 83 Whittier
place, will entertain members OF
the Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs
j. Murray Chenoweth will review
1.-THE Plays the Thing" and Mrs
H. L. Scott will give "a Book OF
Verses"
Members of the Meridian Heights
Inter-se Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. F. A. Linton, 4819 Guilford
avenue. The subject of the after
noon program will be Pictures Seen
in the Yule Log Fires"
The Irvington Chautauqua Christ
mas party will be held at the home
of Mrs. G. E. Hill, 366 South Audu-
bon road. A paper, 1.-THE Origin OF
Clubs and Some Famous Clubs,
will be read by Mrs. G.. w. Lahr
There will be a current events Ses-
sion.
Members of the Inter Ala Club
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Frank H. Langsenkamp, 1925
Washington boulevard. Mrs. Ancil
T. Brown will talk on 1.-TWO Chairs
the Hepplewaite and Sheraton,
and Mrs. Raymond Mcguire will
speak on "A Desk in the Tradition
Of Chippendale.'
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MntYix Table
Guest List
Made Public

A INVOLVEMENT has been
N made of the guests who will
attend the first Matrix Table, to be
given by Theta Sigma Phi, women'S
journalistic fraternity, Butler chap
ter, Tuesday evening at the Mar
hotel.
Speakers will be Mrs. Beulah
Brown Fletcher, newspaper woman
and Miss Mary B. Orvis, writer OF
short stories and author OF Short
Story Writing" The Matrix Table,
which will be an annual event, VIII
be attended by the elect OF the
school, women of the faculty,
alumnae and prominent newspaper
women throughout Indiana.
Mrs. Fletcher was feature writer
on the Indianapolis Star during the
first five years of its existence, and
for the Scripps- Howard newspapers
for a number of years and publicity
representative for Margaret Aught,
John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter.
She was also dramatic and feature
editor for the st. Louis Republic.
Miss Orvis is a member Of the
faculty in the Indiana university
extension school and of Theta Sigma
Phi She will talk on Personality
in Writing" She will tell OF her
experiences in teaching and review
three recent books, She was grad
uated from the University OF Wis
consin and received an M. A. degree
from Indiana university.
Alpha Iota chapter, Theta Sigma
Phi, was installed at Butler uni
versity, March 4, 1927, with Caro-
line Cooley O'Dell as president;
Dorothy Stephenson Stout, Dorothy
Carroll, Louise Eleanor Ross, Eliza
beth Heffernan, Frances Woolery
and Mildred Kelley as charter mem
bers. The organization was formerly
known as the Scribblers Club. The
Matrix Table, which is one OF the
chief functions of Theta Sigma PM
throughout the nation is to be given
by the Butler university chapter
for the first time, Tuesday, IN
charge of Miss Maja Brownlee,
president of the chapter. She VIII
be assisted by Misses Ann Hail,
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Mrs. Stanley Cain, $50 North
Audubon road, will entertain men,
bers of the Alpha Delta Latreian
Club, with Miss Ilene Harryman as
assisting hostess. Miss Alta Henry
will talk on public Library Social
Service Work"
Members of the Hoosier Tourist
Club will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. H. K. Fatout, 3107 Ruckle
street, with Mesdames G. E. Terrell
and j. B. Phillips as assisting host
esses. Mrs. j. B. Andrew will de-
scribe christmas in Scotland" A
program of Scotch music will be
presented.
The meeting of the Independent
Social Club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Roberta Graham, 1887
Graceland avenue.
Amigo Club members will meet
for their annual Christmas party at
2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Clyde
o. Neace, "a South Colorado ave-
nue..
Members of the Artemas Club will
hold their December meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs. Charles
Mcbride, 1926 North Chester avenue.
Luncheon will be served at noon,
followed by q business meeting.
Mrs. Edward Woods, 1920 North
Alabama street, will entertain
members of the North Side Lioness
Club. A buffet supper will be served
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MEETINGS or INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS no BIB HELD NEXT WEEK

at $50 to members and their hus-
bands.
Wednesday
The Inter Nos Club will met at
the home of Mrs. c.. H. Tomlin-
son, 800 N. Drexel avenue for a
Christmas party. Luncheon will be
served at 1890. Assisting hosteSses
will be Mesdames H. G. Kinley, j. M.
Corwin, L. B. Hopkins and John
Rusk. The program will be in charge
of Mesdames E. C. Rumpler, Chaplin
Wagner, Ralph B. Clark and Miss
Elizabeth Scott. Do not bring
guests.
MesdameS John Larson and w.
Newton will be joint hostesses for
the meeting of the New Century
Club Mrs. E. P. Jones will present
1.-THE Charm of the English Bible
and Mrs. Curtis Hodges will talk
on Kingdom of Judah and It's
Captivity" Response to roll call
will be verses from the Bible and
musical program of hymns will
be presented.
Members of the Wednesday After
noon Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Fred Chastain, 1341 West
Michigan street, when book
shower for children at the Guardi-
ans home will be held. A reciprocity
program will be given by Mrs. B. H..
Bass. Mrs. E. H. Thomas will con-
duct the Bible lesson.
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Grand Duke VIII
Present Lecture
Here Wednesday,

Grand Duke Alexander Michael
ovich, cousin and brother-in-law of
the late Gar Nicholas II of Rus
STA and cousin-in-law of King
George of England, arrived recently
from Paris, for his third visit to
America. He will lecture at 8:15
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple on "Out of My Life" His
appearance in Indianapolis is be-
ing sponsored by the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's
Club.
The duke, head of the imperial
house of Russia, exiled with his
family in Paris, will visit his sons,
Prince Dimitri, New York, and Ro-
sislav, Chicago. He was met, as
he debarked from the Leviathan by
his niece, Mrs. w. B. Leeds, form
erly Princess Xenia, and rrince
Dmitri.
Tickets for the lecture may be OBJ
tanned from Miss Harriet Nateman,
chairman, or at the Clark 81 Cade
store, Illinois and Washington
streets.
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Women to
offer Opera
Wednesday,

KEMBERS of the indianapolis
Nl Women's Pan Hellenic organi-
zation are sponsoring the appear
ance of the New York cast, the
Charles F. Homer Opera Company,
in Naughty Marietta" Victor Her
bert's opera, to be presented mat
inee and evening Wednesday at the
Murat theater.
The PAN Hellenic organization is
composed of all alumnae sorority
members in the city. Miss Maxine
Mckay, Alpha Delta Pi, is presi-
dent; vice president, Mrs. Roy H.
Peterson, Delta Zeta; treasurer,
Miss Mildred Blacklidge, Alpha Chi
Omega; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. L. o. Ward, Pi Beta Phi, and
recording secretary, Mrs. Eugene r.
Ong. Delta Delta.
Among members are:
Mesdames. Darrell Foeter. Alpha Gamma
Delta; John Waldo, Alpha Omicron Pi;
Walter Ayke. Alphn Delta Theta; Neal
order. Alpha Phi; Bjorn Winger. Alnha
XII Delta: Barrett M. Woodsmall, Delta
Gamma Dick Wright. Chi Omega; George
witt Kappa Alpha Theta; Glenn Heanon-
ridge. Kappa Delta; Maurice Stephenson.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Robert p. Coleman.
Sigma Kappa; Misses Margaret Friedrich,
Gamma Phi; Marie Sangernebo, Phi NM,
and Eleanor King, zeta Tau Alpha.
The Pan-Hellenic has as its prof.
ect a scholarship fund and the pro-
ceeds from the production Of
Naughty Marietta" will be used TO
send young women to colleges. The
organization has three scholarship
students at Butler university and
one at De Paw at present.
Among those who will sing parts
in the opera are Era Briggs, Aimee
Lorriani, Dan Marble and Ferdi-
nand Zegel.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of the Sororities mentioned
or may be purchased directly at the
Murat box Office. Mrs. L. o. Ward
is chairman of the ticket committee.
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Committees
for Theute1~
Announced

MISS SARA LAUTER, chairman
Iva of the administrative COM
mittee of the Indianapolis Little
Theatre, announces the complete
membership Of two of the major
committees which are to serve
throughout the season in connection
with actual production of the plays.
Mrs. Norman Green will again
act as chairman of the costume
committee, and Mrs. William Allen
Moore will be in charge of prop
critics. The second production of
the 1928-29 season will be presented
Wednesday evening and will be re-
peated Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
and Friday and Saturday, Dec. 81
and %. with special matinees Sat-
urday, Dec. Is, and Saturday,
Dec. %.
Members of the costume commit
tee under Mrs. Green are:
Mesdames S. Ashjean, Robert F. Dag
gett, Mary T. Hedges, Lillian Jones, !.
Benson Titus, Edward F. Short, Ruby K.
Fisher Mat B. Lay. Lewis OFT Ward.
Rivers peterson, Jonn b. Illus, fenry
Dithmer, John Harrington. r. Levy Otto
Deluse, zaffar Bikof. Henry Armstrong,
George Q. Bruce. Tom Polk. w. D. burden,
w. G. Roach, r. Hartley Sherwood, En-
rique Miller and E. M. Craft.
Misses Bernice lie Master, Dorothy
Smith. Mary Lois Ketcham, Nina Mae
Jarvis, Jenifer Mckee. Fadalia Moore.
Betty Keller. Alice ?. Torsell. Ethel Fos-
Carolyn B. Warner and Mary 10 Ross:
Messrs. w. T. Leavell and Leonard j.
Lutz.
Mrs. Moore will have assisting
her:
MeSdames Dick Richards. Carlos Rocker,
Donald Morris. Robert Mckee, George
Bailey, w. Finley Wright, Enrique Miller,
Louis Sc'iwitzer; Misses Helen Coffey,
Nina Mae Jarvis, Elizabeth Keller, Wini-
fred Smith, Ruth Benefited. Dorothy Rea-
gan. Rachael Hill. Evelyn Poston; Messrs.
Blair Taylor, Vernon Bronson, Robert
Snyder and Leonard j. Lutz.
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DYunnatiSt
and Reader
ON Program

WEIsS GAY MACLAREN, drama
1V1 fist and reader, will present
the program at the general meeting
of the Woman's Department Club
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. She
will be introduced by Mrs. Little
berry Foster, chairman of the drama
department.
The prc~ram to be given by Miss
MacL9 will feature her own
play, Father and Dad" in which
she takes all the parts herself. The
art of Miss MacLaren consists in
the presentation of plays without
any aid but the simplest stage set
tings and her gift of mimicry and
memory.
Mrs. c. M. Breeze will be in
charge of a musical program. Paul
j. Mendelssohn, violinist, accom-
panied by Nine. Julson, will play
'Hegre Kati," Geno Hubay; Can
zonetta," Ambrosio, and ave
Maria" Gounod. Mr.. Mendelssohn
was formerly with the New York
and Detroit symphony orchestras.
Following the program tea will
be served by members of the gen.
eral hospitality committee and the
drama department committee, as
sisted by:
Mesdames. .. A. Wiley. Victor Kendall,
H. e. P. Stanford, Harvey Grimes and
E. r. Ludlum. Members of the general
hospitality committee are Mesdames Moses
r. Larry. Martha Wilson, A. S. Ayres. ].
A. Warrender. W. F. Milholland. Felix T.
McWhirter. Curtis lodges. L. H. Sturges,
w. G. Smith. A. r. Dewey, Samuel Ashby,
w. W. Thornton. H. C. Ryker. H. e. Wat
son and A. E. Sterne.
The drama department hospitality
committee is composed of:
Mesdames. Harry Watson. w. L. Mailey,
Lewis A. Coleman, John D. Davy, Bertha
Edwards. Joseph j. Granting, J. Homer
Higgins. E. H. Katterhenry. w. r. King
holtS. T. J. Moll. L. A. Mcdonald, r.
Harry Miller. G. E. Pittman, w. G. Roger
W. H. Schmidt. Samuel Steele. Elnore
Stewart. F. A. Symmls. Ollah Toph, James
P. Trenton, G. Warner williams and Max
ziegler.
The tea table will be decorated
with holly and lighted with red
tapers. Mesdames Everett M. Scho-
field and r. o. McAlexander will
pour.
The program will be preceded by
a business meeting at 2, with Mrs.
Everett M. Schofield and Mrs. Ed
ward Ferger presiding.
Mrs. Foster announces that the
regular monthly meeting of the
drama department. will not be held
Monday, as that department is COM
bining with the general club in the
Wednesday program.
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A meeting of the Zetathea Club
will be held at the home of Mrs
T. w. Engle, 462 North State ave-
nue.. Responses TO roll call will be
made with names of Indiana pio-
neers. The subject for study will
be the Estate of Indiana" Mrs
r. E. Stevenson will talk on Estate
Constitution and General Assem-
bly, and MRS. r. H. Hollywood will
discuss Estate Politics Since 1861
Sigma M Mothers Club will en-
terrain with l p. m. luncheon at
the chapter house, 1885 North Capt.
toll avenue. The program Is IN
charge of Mrs. r. J. Waltham.
Clarissa chapter of the Oldenburs
Alunnae, formerly the Junior Old
enburg Club, will meet Wednesday
evening at at the home of Miss
Henrietta Boehm, 1923 Union strees
All members are urged to attend
officers of the organization recently
elected are: President, Miss Mary
Madden; vice president, Miss Pau
line Singleton; secretary, Miss Helen
O'Brien; treasurer, Miss Martha
Garaghan, and sergeant-at-arms
Miss Helen Nolan.
Thursday
Mrs. Mary ]. Billings, 1866 Win
throp avenue, will entertain mem
hers of the indianapolis Current
Events Club. Response to roll call
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