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Washington. Both Dr. Bishop and Miss
Furscott are associated with the Smith
sonian Institution.
Mrs. Patchen, wife of Capt. F.. G.
Patchen. and Mrs. Livingston, wife Of
Lieut.. w. j. Livingston. were hostesses
at an attractively appointed bridge tea
at the officers Club yesterday after
noon, having ID tables of bridge and
additional guests in for tea.
Mrs Talbot Denmeade returned to
her home in Baltimore last week after
spending several months on the Post
with her son-in-law and daughter, Maj,
and Mrs. Harry G. Bartlett.
Lieut.. Raymond D. Reid. Dental
Corps, U. S. Navy. and Mrs. Reid were
hosts at An informal dinner party
Thursday evening.
Mrs McDermott. wife Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Edward l.. McDermott. Medical Corps,
u. S. Navy, entertained with three
tables of bridge Saturday afternoon,
March 10.
Miss Nancy Griswold, daughter OF
Capt Ralph NJ. Grimwold. U. S. Navy,
and Mrs criswold of Washington, was
the guest Friday. March 9, of Capt. and
Mrs l.. D. Hermle.
Chaplain NJ. NJ. Witherspoon spon-
sored another program over the radio
broadcasting station of Wifi last eve
ming. which consisted of talent from the
post. The vocal soloists we're Mrs.
Bacon. wife of Lieut.. Harry w. Bacon
and Serg. David Martin, who is one OF
the outstanding members Of the Marine
Choir. Other soloists were Winfred
Kemp. cornetist. and George Foster
saXophonist Chaplain Witherspoon
gave ten-minute talk These pro-
grams arc being held each month and
the talent is entirely from the post.
Capt Ralph M Griswold, u. S
Navy. on duty in Washington, vas the
lecturer yesterday morning for the staff
and students of the Marine Corps
schools and was accompanied to Guam
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honor. and Miss Elizabeth Lyman, also
of Boston, was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids included Miss Doro Parker,
another sister of the bride; Miss Rosa
mond Howe, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Charlotte Riggs of Baltimore.
whose engagement 10 Mr. Cortlandt
Parker. brother of the bride, was
recently announced.
Mr.. Wallis E. Howe jr.. OF New York
was best man for his brother and the
ushers selected were Mr.. Chauncey C.
Parker jr. and Mr. Cortlandt Parker.
brothers OF the bride: Mr. Richard
Steedman Mr. Charles King. Sd. and
Mr.. Gordon narrower of Providence.
Mr.. Quincy Howe. and Mr.. Albert j.
Howe. jr.. of Boston Mr.. Franklin
Parker of New Bedford Mass: Mr.
William Howe of Philadelphia and Mr.
Scott Keith of Deerfcld Mass.
Following the ceremony reception
was held in the home of the brides
parents. Quantities of Spring flowers
with tall palms formed an effective
background for the receiving party.
which included Mrs. Parker. mother Of
the bride who wore a gown of Powered
chiffon with a blue hat and sable fur
and a corsage bouquet of orchids, and
Mrs. Howe. mother of the bridegroom,
who was In beige lace with a corsage
bouquet OF gardenias.
Following the ceremony Mr.. Howe
and his bride left Washington They
will sail shortly for a wedding trip to
Europe. Mrs. Howe's going-away cos
tune was OF tan tweed with a silk
blouse to correspond and fox fur
neckpiece and a small tan hat of felt.
Upon their return from Europe they
will be at home at East Green
wich, r. l.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
| wedding were Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown. Mrs. Halsey de Wolf, Mr. and
Mrs William Hodgeman Mr. and Mrs.
|. Thomas Powell and Mrs. Sayles of
Providence; Mr. and Mrs Edward G.
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Amory
Hare. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howe, all
Of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs M o. de
Wolfe Howe and Mrs. Henry Parkman
| Of Boston, the latter an aunt OF the
| bride, Mr. and Mrs Robert Parker
| Justice and Mrs Charles Parker and
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young OF New
! York and Miss Ballentine of Morris
| town.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Hop
/ kins daughter OF Col. and Mrs. FRANK
! r Hopkins. to Lieut.. Irving Arthur
! Duffy. U. S A., took place yesterday
/ afternoon, The ceremony was per-
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Officers Dance Is Event
Of Week for Annapolis
Dinner Parties Preceded Affair at Naval Academy
Social Calendar Full of Bridge and
Other Attraction

I (.s,ired>. and Mrs, Bowers have as
their guests Mrs, Duane DuBarry and
her daughter. Miss Frances DuBarry
of Pennington. Conn.
Ensign snd Mrs. William G. Allen
who have been visiting Mrs. Aliens
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James ONeill
i'll their home on Duke of Gloucester
street, have returned to Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Samuel Moore. who has been
The guest of her niece. Mrs KeSsinC.
wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Oliver Q. Kess-
ing, left this week for her home at
Buffalo. N Y
Mrs Woolridge. wife of Lieut.. Ed
mund r Woodbridge. entertained at
bridge Monday afternoon,
Ensign end Mrs. F. X. Olsen. who
spent the week end in Annapolis. have
returned to Norfolk Va. where Ensign
Olsen rs on duty ct the naval oper-
ating base.
Mrs. George w. Simpson of Balti-
more was a guest for the week end of
Mrs. Tench Tilghman in her home on
MARYLAND avenue.
MIR, and Mrs. Harry Price are SPEND
Ing the month at Miami Fla.
Capt. and Mrs. Gilbert j. Rowcliffe
entertained at dinner Wednesday eve
Hlll2 III ttlClT quarters ana, WIN tnSlT
guests. later attended the officers
dance at Mahan Hall.
The marriage of Miss Jean Weston
Peed. daughter of Mrs. Reeves. wife of
Comdr. George Newton Reeves. to Lieut..
James Burke Volt. u S. N. took place
Saturday afternoon, March 10, in the
Naval Academy chapel. Chaplain Sid
ney *. Evans otficiated The bride was
given III marriage by her father. Mr.
Garland Peed of New York, Mrs
Bunting. wife of Lieut.. Sidney Bunting.
was matron Of honor. and the brides
other attendants were Mrs. Johnson.
wife ~ Lieut. Felix johnson: Mrs. Mac
donald. wife Of Lieut.. Burns Macdon-
old: Mrs. Dell wife of Lieut.. Thomas
Dell. and Mrs. Morse, wife of Lieut.
r. W. Morse. The maid of honor was
the brides little sister. Miss Georgianna
Reeves. Lieut.. Volts best man was
Lieut.. Alexander NJ Loker, U. S. N, and
the ushers were Lieut. Ruthledge B.
Tompkins. Lieut. T. F. Darden. Lieut..
c. /. Dettnan Lieut. E. P Moore and
Lieut.. r. H. Smith. The ceremony was
followed b. reception in the ballroom
OF Carvei Hall Hotel.
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Delightful Program
Bv Cercle Francois

lie Cercle Francois de Washington,
Les Precieuses Ridicules met Wednes-
day evening in the rooms OF the League
Of American Pen Women. A delightful
program was given, which had been ar
ranged by the hosts, NJ Arthur de St.
Maurice and Nine. and Mile. de St.
Maurice. Four piano numbers were
rendered by Miss Heloise Russell. fol-
lowed by reading by Mile. Marie Bati-
fal. written by herself, and then two
poems by Samain.
A short talk by Ramses Chaffey Bey
OF the Egyptian legation upon his ex-
periences in his interesting diplomatic
career and upon his agreeable impress
sions OF the United States during his four
years here followed. NJ. Jean Canu re-
cited two poems by Tristan Derome and
Victor Hugo. The program was complet-
ed with talk by NJ. Arthur de st.
Maurice on LES Precieuses' and upon
the French author, Voiture. After its
conclusion refreshments were served.
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formed at o'clock at Fort Ethan Allen
Vt. where Col Hopkins and Lieut.
Duffy are stationed. The brides only
attendant was Miss Barbara Boss, who
Will return TO washington tomorrow
evening.
Col and Mrs. Hopkins and their
daughter spent several months of the
Winter in Washington and recently re-
turned to Fort Ethan Allen from Ward
man Park.
Mrs. Lorena A. Hcwett has issued in
vtations for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Lorcna Celia Dorr. to
Mr.. Frank Joyce Wagner, Monday
afternoon. April .. at 1890 o'clock, in
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Wagner and his bride will be at
home after May Is at 3l09 Cathedral
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret
Conway. daughter of Mrs. William A
Cusick Of Mount Rainier. Md, TO Mr.
Louis Theodore Biggs. son of Mrs
Teresa Biggs took place Wednesday
evening in the home of the brides
mother. at $3.50 Thirty-fourth street
Mount Rainier. Rev. E. NJ. Thompson
of the Church Of the Nativity offlciated
and Mrs. Ella NJ Thompson played the
wedding marches and %. Promise Me :
during the ceremony,
The bride was given In marriage by
Mr. William A. Cusick. She wore q
gown Of white satin trimmed with lace
and carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and swcctpcas.
Miss Jane Brennan was maid o!
honor, wearing a gown OF pink satin
and carrying pink swcetpeas. The
bridesmaids we're Miss Marguerite Petit
and Miss Gertrude Biggs. the latter a
sister Of the bridegroom. They wore
frocks of pink satin back crepe and car
ried bouquets OF sweetpeas TO match
Mr.. Emery Biggs was best man for hi:
brother.
Following the ceremony reception
was held by Mrs. Cusick. mother OF the
bride. assisted by Mrs. Biggs mother oi
| the bridegroom. Mrs. Cusick was II
/ blue crepe and Mrs. Biggs wore gowr
OF brown crepe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs. the newlyweds
| left after the ceremony for a weddins
| trip 10 Niagara Falls New York anc
other Eastern cities. Mrs. Biggs' going
away costume was Of blue serge. q
| tailored ensemble, with black ha'
| trimmed with tan. On their return
| they will make their home at 375l
| Thirty-fourth street. Mount Rainier.
! Among the out-of-town guests were
! Mr.. and Mrs Yates and Mr.. and Mrs
! Jost Of Alexandria and Mr. and Mrs
! Oliver Caiver OF Virginia Highlands
! Va.
!
| A method Of using the knee instead
! NJ the foot 10 feed GAS In driving ar
automobile Is invented to make long
distance driving less OF n strain.
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Midlenten Wedding
Brilliant Feature
Of Society Program

Continued from First Pagc.l
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A method Of using the knee instead
of the foot 10 feed ras In driving an
automobile Is invented to make long
distance driving less OF strain.
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Zonta Club Entertains
For Educational Fund

The Zonta Club entertained at a
bridge party last evening in the lounge
of the Grace Dodge Hotel for the bene-
fit of its educational fund, with which
1t loans money to girls to attend COL
lege. There were so tables and as many
prizes. Supper followed the party. dur
ing which Miss Caroline Longfellow pre-
sided at one punch bowl and Miss Ger
trude Van Housen at the other. Miss
Elizabeth Can't was In charge Of the
party.
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Luncheon to Benefit
Neiehborhood House

Miss Clara ]. Sproul. president of the
congressional unit of Neighborhood
House. Is planning the third annual
luncheon of that organization to be
given in the settlement at 470 N street
southwest. Wednesday. April I8
Reservations for luncheon and bridge
are In charge of the committee COM
posed OF Mrs. Joseph L. Hooper. Mrs.
Charles c. Kearns. Mrs. Frederic NJ.
Davenport and Mrs. James H. Mac
Laflerty.
A land crab that lives in the South
Sea Islands has claws strongh enough
10 break open coconutS.
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tico by Capt. s. L. Howard, U. S. M. c.,
Of headquarters. Both we're luncheon
guests Of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. W. P.
UpShur
Mrs. Selden. wife OF Lieut.. John T.
Selden. the latter being with the Ma
rines in China. has been spending sew
eral days in Richmond. Va. with her
sister-ir-law, Mrs. Vanderhoof.
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Church Society
Plans Luncheon
for Guest Day

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Central Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will hold its
annual guest luncheon Tuesday, at
the Hotel Lincoln.
Guests of honor will include Mrs.
Frederick d. Leete, wife of the
Bishop fthe Methodist Church in
Indiana; Mrs. Hattie Asbury, exc
cutive secretary of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society in the
Indiana conference; Mrs. o. w.
Fifer, wife of the Indianapolis dis
trict superintendent; Mrs. Ewing
Shields, president of the Foreign
Missionary OF the indianapolis dis
trict and Mrs. E. w. Stockdale, of
Louisville, KY, former president of
the Central Avenue auxiliary.
DR.. Ralph E. Diffendorfer, New
York, executive secretary of the
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will
speak. DR.. Diffendorfer has been
active in various phases OF mission
airy work since his college days and
recently returned from a world tour
of missions.
Mrs. w. P. Knode will make a
brief talk on stewardship. Mrs. j.
w. Noble is chairman of arrange
ments for the luncheon, Mrs. o.
M. Pittenger is program chairman.
The music has been arranged by
Mrs. c. F. Poison, chairman. DR..
Ernest Hesser, director of the Gen.
trail Avenue choir, with Miss Maude
Delbridge, Miss Maxine Moore and
George Kadel, compose a quartet
to sing and Mrs. George, Reader will
also sing. The Shulgaffer trio, in
Guiding Mary Esther Lawler, plan
list, Mildred Lawler, cellist, and
Bernard Shulgaffer, violinist, will
alternate with Mrs, Delamar Nc
Workman, organist in a program
during the luncheon.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

of the Meridian Heights Inter Sc
Club with Mrs. E. S. Rust, 1907 Car
rollton Ave. Mrs. D. N. Goode will
speak on Viking Arts
WEDNESDAY
A buffet supper will be given by
members Of the Minerva Club at
the home of Mrs. George Wood,
3941 Broadway. The committee in
charge o fthe arrangements for the
supper is composed of Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. J. A. Cameron and Mrs. M. E.
Burkhart.
THURSDAY
Mrs. J. P. Smith, 525 DreXel Ave,
will be hostess for The Aftermath
Club. Indian Music" will be the
subject of Mrs. Mac E. Butler, and
"Cadman arr the Robin Woman, -
Mrs. j. E. Holman.
FRIDAY
The Culture Club will meet with
Mrs. Clyde Titue, 1876 Middle Dr.,
Woodruff Pl. Thu prtVram will be
election of officers, luncheon and
round table discussion led by the
president.
Oliver Goldsmith's "She Stops to
Conquer" will be the subject of Mrs.
Henry Ruckelshaus at the meeting
Of the Womans Round Table Club
with Mrs. William Collins, Is E.
Thirty seventh st. Mrs. Carl Steeg
will tai kon 1.-THE Vicar of Weke-
field"
Mrs. H. H.~Robertsoon will speak
on Life of Abraham Lincoln" at
the meeting of the Irvington Cath
Ole Woman's Study Club with Mrs.
william Strack, 412 Drexel Ave.
"Lincoln's Gettysburg Address" will
be the subject of Mrs. H. H. Ehrens-
perger.
The Indianapolis Woman's Club
will meet at the Propylaeum. The
program will include Romantic
Raubles," by Mrs. Warrack Wallace,
and Look Upon This Picture and
OH This" by Mrs. Noble Dean.
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Partial List of
Box Holders for
aUAnnOnnCed

Mrs. Kurt F. Panther, chairman
of the boxes for the Little Theatre
costume ball Monday night at the
Indiana ballroom, has announced
the following as partial list of
those who will occupy boxes:
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Lieber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Harding. Mr., and Mrs. Dan
qIossbrennerr. Mr. and Mrs; Maurice
Mr.. 't and Mrs. Paul E. Fischer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans Woollen .Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren K M@nnon M and 9p6ns Mrs; Ray
PTsts. Kiss chsrlotte sA Howe william
Kothe,. Mr.. and Mrs: Walther Lieber. Mr..
and s.I Mrs my MIrOn Mckes S ME- a MdRT Ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gausepohi, Mr.. and
Mrs: Alexander Corbett,, pr. and Mrs.
T Ws@ AeP so9P p M and fnS Mrs M{i
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY BROOKS.
mn ana ap' MsT TS dsr aG FecEs dy%Ha r and
Mrs. Ernest M; Sellers, pr. A.; F. Weyer-
R Rses MISS aa saTf MIS- sS sS h6sna
Miss Gertrude ,Weyerbacher. Miss Mallie
Weyer6aG;h1e rof BIooSmyille Tenn. pr.
4Rs fr4 NayMsfS Miss Pss srs M Hsmi0 Nf
MOT.imr G. Earscott, Mr.. and MRS; James
George ForTey. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Mrs. Edwin Mentally.
M Pd M gb. R adre sSS Miss Mis-
SSEs' Louis par N Mr. R s0S NF' gSaTS
ing. Nj. and Mrs George Home, MI. and
Mrs. E. E. Gates Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert g. Winslow, Ernest Baltzell. William
and Mrs. Kurt O r. FAINTER :Oi and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert s. Wild.
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LEAGUE WILL DISCUSS
PRIMARY ELECTION

Plans for the State convention Of
the Indiana League of Women
Voters include two long sessions or
two problems of vital interest to all
citizens, the registration of voters
and the direct primary, according to
statement by Mrs. T. J. Louden,
chairman of the program committee.
Local arrangements for the con-
vention will be under direction of
Mrs. Warren K% Mannon. Mrs.
Mannon is recording secretary of
the Indianapolis league and a men,
Der of the board of directors of the
State League.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

papers. Mrs. j. a. Cameron will be
a special guest of the chapter.
r
Alpha chapter will meet Tuesday
at p. m. at the Lumiey tearoom.
Miss Lillian Balm, president, will
preside. Responses will be Quota
ton From the Trainers of the Con-
stitution." Valentine decorations
will be used. Miss Sara Crooke will
give piano numbers.
Eide1weiSe chapter will meet Tues
day for o'clock dinner at the Lurn-
ley tearoon. Mrs. Perry Marshall,
president, will preside. Mrs. Mable
Kestler and Mrs. Nina Oldham will
read papers.
Alexandrian chapter will enter
tain members of the Elizabethan
chapter at the Chamber of Com
merce with a l o'clock lunchenon
Wednesday. Responses will be pa
triotic quotations. A group of pa
triotic songs will be sung by Mrs.
w. A. Griffith and Mrs, wesley
Haufler. Decorations will be flags
of the nations with flags as a c0l-
terpiece. Guests will be Mrs. J. A.
Cameron, president Of the Fedora
ton, and Mrs. w. A. Griffith, OF
Worthington.
Mrs. L. j. E. Foley will be the
hostess for the Norwegian chapter
with a 1890 luncheon Thursday as
sisted by Mrs. Frank D. Fisk and
Miss Ethel Black Healing. Roll call
responses will be quotations from
presidents. A program of patriotic
music and readings will be given.
y
Australian chapter will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Ray Noblitt for /
ocloc kluncheon, assisted by Mrs.
Clyde Pierce and Mrs. Fred Noble.
Roll call responses will be Patriotic
Thoughts" Mrs. Edith Taylor, in
patriotic costume, will give a group
of songs adm readings. Guests will
be Mrs. H. A. Mehring and Mrs.
Edith Taylor.
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Society TO Hear
Butler Professor
Friday EUenimg

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoke, 3445
Washington Blvd, will entertain the
Society of Mayhower Descendants
in Indiana Friday evening. Prof.
Howard E. Jensen of Butler will
speak on The Pilgrims Heritage"
and Mrs. George M. Keider. ac-
companied by Mrs. John Robert
Craig, will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoke will be as
sisted by the hospitality committee:
Mrs. Leon G. zerfas, chairman;
Mrs. James Henry Pennington,
Greenfield; Mrs. Emerson H.
Thompson, Mrs. Charles H. Daw-
son and Miss Elizabeth Chapman.
Each members may invite three
guests.
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Meeting
Tuesday
HE drama department Of
tho Wo,1,oY1 no,oor+D,o,,+

HE drama department Of
the Woman's Department
Club will hold its monthly
meeting Monday at 2:30 p. m.
at the clubhouse. Mrs. Dora o.
Funston, Chicago, will read Mary
the Third by Rachel Crothers.
Mrs. Funston will be remembered
for her program given before the
department in october, 1926, wis
dom Teeth" by Rachel Field; THE
Minuet," by Lewis N. Parker; "A
Night Out" by Peple, and one act
of Shakespeare's Tanning of the
Shrew."
The telephone committee will call
each member Of the general club
so they may invite guests for this
program. The committee is in
charge Of Mrs. Edward A. Wiley,
chairman. assisted by:
Mesdames
Bert s. Sad! Gadd Alice V; sif RIers.
Dc H. nSHie John F. f PATTON "1O'st
A social hour and refreshments
will follow the program.
At this meeting a member of the
department will be elected to serve
on the committee on nominations
for the general club election in
March.
A discussion luncheon Of the
community welfare department. will
be given at noon Wednesday with
Linn A. Trip of the Church Fed
Grafton, Scion c. Vail of the Marion
County courts and j. w. Esterline
on the program. The luncheon is
in charge Of the municipal courts
committee of the department, COM
posed of Miss r. Katherine Beeson,
chairman; miss Ethel Curryer and
Mesdames
p. c. Bell Edward E. Files
G g Nav Sq aahn K. G G. MTgsins
Ethel kathert g. M. Finney
Mr.. Trip, social service director
of the church federation, will talk
on "Our Municipal Courts and the
Probation Laws" Mr.. Vail, chief
probation officer of the Marion
County courts, will talk on his
work. 1.-THE Duties of Indianapolis
Citizens During the Next Two
Years." is Mr.. Esterline's subject.
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Anne Johnston
VIII Speak on
Making 0fB00k

Miss Anne Johnston will speak at
the general meeting of the Amer
lean Association of University
Women at the Hoosier Athletic
Club Tuesday ON 1.-The Making of
Book" The talk will be illustrated
by manuscript, proof and other ar
ticles from the publishing house of
Bobbs- Merrill where she has been
editorial assistant for the past four
years. Miss Johnston is the daugh-
ter Of the late Harold w. Johnston
who was author of THE Private
Life of the Romans" and head of
the Latin department at Indiana
University for fifteen years. She
was graduated from that university
in 1921 and has lived in Indianapo-
lis since.
Other speakers will be Mrs. War
rem K. Aanaon and Mrs. James
Butler. Miss Ocie Higgins will sing.
The meeting will be Valentine
dinner at 6 p. m. Reservations
must be made by Monday with Mrs.
L. E. Cosand, l941 Cross Dr., Wood
ruff Place.
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MONDAY

MONOAE
Mrs. c. T. Austin will be leader
for the Vincent C. L. S. c. meeting
in the Assembly room of the
Fletcher National Bank. The pro-
gram will include a discussion of
Book ", THE American Character
and Other Essays" American
Character" by Mrs. ]. S. Berryhill,
and The Place o fthe Essayist and
the Columnist in the Literature of
To-Day" by Mrs. P. H. Yant.
The Indianapolis Literary Club
will meet at the D. A. r. Chapter
House. East of Suez' will be the
subject of Herbert E. Woodbury..
"A Book Review" by Mrs. E. v.
Clark will be the program of the
Monday Club at the D. A. r. Chap
ter House.
A play, directed by Mrs. F. D.
Stilz, will be given at the meeting of
the Irvington Coterie with Mrs. L.
j. Shirley, 5377 E. Washington st.
The Present Day Club will meet
with Mrs. L. H. Millikan, 1855 Park
Ave, assisted by Mrs. Arthur F.
Lungren. Mrs. William Earring will
speak on "The Perfect Tribute"
and Mrs. Frank Parke Coolin will
give q musical rnonologue.
TUESDAY
Griffith D. Dean will be the
speaker TO rthe melting of the Cen
fury Club at the D. A. r. Chapter
House.
The meeting of the Independent
Social Club has been cancelled.
The Irvington Tuesday Club will
meet with Mrs. Francis Hill, 5752
University Ave. Guest day will be
observed. THE Modern Traveller"
will be the subject Of Alice Bidwell
Wesenberg.
"Chivalry" will be the subjec; of
Mrs. Raymond Mcguire at the
meeting fthe Inter-Alia Club with
Mrs. H. M. Cochrane, 4241 Broad
way. Mrs. A. L. Roberts will give
a book review on the translated
work by Eugene Mason, "Aucassin
and Nicolette."
A Valentine party will be given
by the Hoosier Tourist Club with
Mrs. Ross Mason. The program
will include Literary Shrines of
London" by Mrs. c. NJ Finney, and
Windsor" by Mrs. Thomas Davis.
The hvington Chautauqua Club
will meet with Mrs. I. L. Miller, $40
Downey Ave. Rainbow Countries
of Central America" by Wallace
Thompson, will be the general sub
ject. Costa Rica" will be the topic
of Mrs. K. G. Payne, and "CurreEt
Events" of Mrs @. w. Lallr.
The Fortnightly Literary Club
will meet at the Propylaem. Mrs.
Alfred D. Hite will speak on wash
ington," and Mrs. Christopher B.
Coleman, "Iconoclasts."
A Valentine party will be given
by the Proctor Club with Mrs. F. T.
Dowd, 1907 BroadwJy.
Mrs Chester Hamilton, $50 ".
Thirtieth ST., will be hostess for
the fifth anniversary meeting of the
Amicitia Club.
THE Charm of Scandinavia Of.
E. and S. A. Clark" will be the topic
of Mrs. F. x. Kern at themeeting