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automatically keeps vessels true course &C
sea:
MI Sperry early accumulated library On
the gyroscope, in which he had long been IN
tereSted. He had become familiar with the
actual magnitudes of the gyroscope reactions
apart from theory, and some years prior to the
World War was asked to aid the Navy on num-
Der of problems He had intimated to the Navy
that he believed he could overcome the intoler-
able troubles of the magnetic compass by means
of larger and larger masses Of steel in ships
The magnetic compass not only possessed cer-
tain vagarieS but it also had become treacherous
for it gave no indication of the magnitude OF
the error Of its cratic readings. In submarines
these troubles were intensified. 1t occurred 70
Mr.. SperIy to abandon magnetism ana invent
a compass that would be based on some other
field of force equally available at all points on
the earth,s surface but not disturbed by the
conditions encountered inevitably on all iron
ships. The naval technical division believed
Mr.. Sperry was right in selecting the gyrCscope
and depending upon its reaction to the rotation
of the earth, fact which was just beginning 10
be appreciated.
on the Norfolk run, his first gyro-compass was
placed in the powder magazine of a destroyer
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Here it was sur.
rounded by steel walls. No magnetic compass
could have functioned, but the gyro placed there
worked and sea trials proved it to have extraor-
binary accuracy. They included a high-speed
run which necessitated firing the forward boil.
ers. These tests demonstrated that the gyros
compass dealt with absolute geographical NEE
ridians under all conditions, instead of with the
erratically placed magnetic meridians, which
converge at the Magnetic Pole, 300 miles from
the actual pole, which must be used in nayi-
cation.
Soon after these trials Mr.. Sperrys first gyro~
compass was installed on the Delaware in 1S1l.
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A CCORDING to W. L. Saunders, president of
4 the United Engineering Society, Mr.. Sperry
has been highly successful in devising two solu-
tions for the problem of dropping bombs from
airplanes. Mr.. Saunders explains:
I'm the past anti-arcraft guns have FREE
quently driven airplanes so high that it was
found almost impossible to hit target with the
bombs 1t had been humorously said that they
were fortunate if they hit in the same county.
But Mr.. Sperry has developed automatic
bomb-dropper with a stabilizer equipment for
handling the bombs and dropping them with
great eXactneSs.
1.-THE stabiizer on this device always points
to the center of the earth, which is a great adj
vantage to the pilot. second way OF dropping
bombs from planes employs the use of complete
wireless control of a bomb just as 1t is being
dropped Wireless direction is accomplished
through an antenna attached to the bomb
When messages received by the antenna
mechanism is set in motion which automatically
adjusts another continuance to direct the bombs
flight.
In one test big mark was placed on the top
of the umbrella, in the shape of an arrow, which
could be seen from the airplane. This arrow
was covered with aluminium paint, making 1t
easily visible on the umbrellas black back
ground From the plane the descending bomb
looked like a great 8-foot ball with a 14-inch
mark on it, thereby enabling the operators
quickly to identify and direct it by the methods
mentioned"
DEAR ADMIRAL BRADLEY A. FISKE,
~ u. S. NJ, retired, tells an absorbing story
about how Mr.. Sperry developed the predecessor
of the new Mechanical Mike" the device which
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AIbhaChi omega
AIun1nae Attend
Luncheon Today

Members of the Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae club held their January
luncheon today at the home of Miss
Gertrude Buren,, 1888 North Penn
sivania street.
Mrs. j. G. Fix was chairman OF
the hostess committee, assisted by
Mrs. R. K. Bowers, Mrs. Yam
Murphy, Mrs. H H. Wierick, Mrs. E.
P. Carson and Misses Geraldine
Reep, Alice Hollingsworth and Vir-
ginia Cottingham.
A burlesque skit, written and di-
rected by Mrs. w. w. Wilcox, was
given by Mesdames Don Bridge,
Clarence Weaver, T. M. Rybolt, E.
H. Jenne, and w. Finley Wright;
Misses Daisy Wedding, Florence
Guild and Hannah keenan,.
The president, Mrs. Robert A.
Wolfe, appointed the following
heads Of committees for the an
nual state luncheon and dance to be
given Feb. %, at the Claypool hotel:
Mrs. Van Murphy, general chair
man; Mrs. Ralph B. Clark, invita-
tons; Miss Helen Murray, finance;
Miss Alice Hollingsworth, favors;
Mrs. w. Findley Wright, program;
Mrs. George Wilson, hostess; Miss
Dorothy Peterson, dance, and Mrs.
Kenneth E. Lancet, publicity.
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HH070 -CNA@I 81

Prohibition day will be observed
by a program beginning a. 2:30
p. m.
Mrs. L. E. York will lead COM
munity sing and direct the Marion
County Quartet. The quartet men,
bers are Mrs. H. L. Singer, Mrs. w.
H. Day, Mrs. Beulah Bailey and
Mrs. Eva Davidson. The accompa-
mist is Mrs. Cole Stickles.
The Rer. Frank Lee Robert, pas
tor of the Central Avenue M. E.
church, will speak on Prohibition"
The Rev. r. S. Parr will offer
prayer and lead deyotions. Mrs.
Eva Davidson viii preside at the
afternoon program.
The Thursday session will con-
vene at 10 a. M. with Mrs. Lair pre-
siding. Mrs. Eva Davidson will open
the meeting. County directors who
will present their work Thursday
are Mrs. A. c. Porter, scientific
temperance; Mrs. Mabel Quaken-
bush, Sunday schools; Mrs. B. 0.
Clark, social morality; Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, White Ribbon recruits and
mothers meetings; Mrs. 7. A. Ber-
nv. evangelistic: Mrs. Dothie
Daugherty, Flower Mission; Mrs.
Burton Shields, racial groups; Mrs
Cora Perry, Sabbath observance;
Mrs. Carrie Handy, soldiers and
sailors; Mrs. Carrie Hansing, tenn
uerance and missions; Mrs. Carrie
ROSS. work among colored people,
and Mrs Flora Mace, president
of church.
Mrs. L. E. York viii have charge
of music.
At 2 D. m. legislation day pro-
gram viii be presented. The Rev. E.
w. WEIGH win lead devotions.
Speakers will be senators and rep
resentatives from the seventy-sixth
general assmebly now in session.
who viii discuss bills and iss1Rs
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.at9ix Table
at
Bloomington

CPEAKERS for the Theta Sigma
- Phi matrix table banquet will
be honored with a reception at Me-
mortal hall, Bloomington, after BAN
quet, Tuesday night. The honor
guests will be Miss Louise Ayres
Garrett, Evanston, ILL.,; Mrs. Mar
garet Weymouth Jackson, Spencer,
and Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten,
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Garten has announced as her
subject, 1.-THE Right Woman" She
will discuss George Sand, Jane
Austen and Jane WEIGH Carlyle.
Mrs. Garten holds classes in Rush
vile, Shelbyville and Indianapolis,
before which she gives book reviews.
She is a graduate of the University
of Wisconsin. She is known for her
poems, dramas, songs and her re-
Gently published novel. 1.-THE JOY
Gus Pretender"
Mrs. jackson, whose father is
editor of Farm Life has been in d
newspaper office most of her life.
She will tell the different phases of
the work from a woman's viewpoint.
She is a regular contributor of short
stories to magazines. Her latest
novel is "Beggars Can Choose"
About 400 invitations have been
issued for the banquet.
Miss Margaret Greathouse is
chairman of the decorations COM
mittee, assisted by Miss Harriet
LoveIand and Miss Fern McComb-
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man, to include the following
papers: Spanish Dances" Miss
Laura McCracken; Spanish Ideals
Mrs. William Tyner; Famous IN
foreground Passages of Toledo,
Spain" Mrs. Harriet Miller; Span
ish Explorers" Mrs. Frieda Miller
Moore, and 1.-THE Beautiful Span
ish Senoritas and Senoras." Miss
Myrtle Brooks.
A piano solo, "Bagatelle' will be
played by Mrs. Vera Tribby and
Mrs. Verle~M Marie Overmyer will give
a Spanish dance. Mrs. j. A. Gamer
on, federation president, Mrs. j. F..
Aldrich, federation parliamentarian,
and Mrs. Verle-Marie Overmyer,
federation publicity chairman, will
be special guests.
= r r
Victorian chapter will meet Fri
day with Mrs. John Winkler, 214O
Linden street. Mrs. Geraldine Rit-
ter will be assistant hostess. Mrs.
Donald Sellars and Mrs. Geraldine
Ritter will be initiated.
r y -
Anglo Indian chapter met today
for luncheon at the home of Mrs.
B. C. Wright, 521 East Thirty third
street. Mrs. Dick Wright and Miss
Dorothy Wright were assistant hos
teSses. Each member responded to
roll call with a quotation on Spain,
and program of special music was
given.
s. r
Alphina and Eidelweiss chapters
held a joint meeting Tuesday at the
AS You Like 1t tea room. An initia-
tory service by Miss Ruth Hoover,
accompanied by Miss Sarah Crooke
at the piano, indicted the following
members into the respective chap
tiers: Alpha chapter, Misses Lois
Stone, Betty Coker and Marietta
Dukes: Eidelweiss chapter, Misses
Helen Martz, Mary Wright and
Ruth Artist. Miss Elizabeth Dun
can read the twenty-third Psalm in
Spanish.
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Mayor Slack to Be
Speaker Wednesday

"The Keeper of the House" will
be Mayor L. Ert Stacks subject at a
discussion luncheon of the commun-
ity welfare department of the Won-
ans Department Club Wednesday
at 1918 p. m.
Mrs. Slack will be a special guest
of the department, as will Frank
Barton, who will probably be the
city combustion engineer, having
passed an examination to qualify
for the post.
Mrs. Ralph Remington, chair
man of municipal affairs, will intro
duce the mayor. Mrs. j. w. Moore,
chairman of the smoke abatement
committee, will introduce Mr..
Barton.
Mrs. William r. Klingholz will be
chairman of the luncheon commit
tee, Mrs. Elmer Lee will have charge
Of the dining room and Mrs. L. H.
Sturges and members Of her COM
mittee will serve as hostesses.
Mrs. John Conner, Riley 1852, and
Mrs. j. T. Johns and members of
the telephone committee will take
luncheon reservations.
All members of the club and their
guests are invited to attend.
at a business meeting following
the discussion, reports of social SER
vice work during December will be
given by the following chairmen of
sections and committees; Mrs.
Othniel Hitch for the Monday
Guild; Mrs. Thomas Spencer for the
Red Cross; Mrs. Ethel Wacker for
the P. H. N. A. auxiliary and Mrs.
Sam Selka for the city hospital
committee.
Mrs Christian Olsen, chairman of
the legislative committee will report
on plans for work to be done by her
committee.
Mrs. P A. Keller, department
Chairman will preside.
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SODALTTY WELL GIVE
CARD PARTY SUNDAY

st. GATHERINGS Young Ladies So
dality will entertain with a card and
bunco party Sunday afternoon and
evening, in st. GATHERINGS hall for
the benefit of st. GATHERINGS church.
Miss Antoinette Halbleib is chair
man of the euchre committee and
Miss Marie Braun Of the bunco
committee.
Other members of the committee
are Misses Clara v. Willett, Helen
Brooks, Mildred Holman, Helen
O'Brien, Veronica Staub, Margaret
Sullivan, Esther Trirnpe, Charlotte
Van Deman, Marjorie Woirhaye,
Alice Shaw, Merle Gordon, Marie
Alice NOEL, Rosemarie Yanzer, Flor
ence Wilhelm, Agnes Bonowski,
Margaret Cox, Margie Everroad,
Minnie Hotter, Margaret Kroeger,
Matilda Lamping, Ella Lewis. Rose
mary Moutoux, Mary Murray, Pa
tricia Woirhaye, Alverta Wolsiffer,
Julia Davis, Mildred Trageser and
Margaret Higgins.
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NEWS OF CITY W. C. 7. U. ACTIVITIES

which will be acted upon by the
legislature. Authors of bills in which
women are interested will speak and
a round table discussion will be con-
Quoted. Mrs. Lair will preside.
All presidents of local unions are
asked to attend the sessions and
urge their directors and members to
attend. The committee In charge
of registration is Mrs. B. o. Clark,
Mrs. Frank Burns, Miss Adelaide
Almond and Mrs. Alonzo Huls.
n IT,
Meridian Union will hold its an
nual local institute Wednesday at
the Carrolton Avenue Reformed
church, Forty fourth street and
Carrolton avenue. The morning
session will open at 10 with a COM
munity sing led by Mrs. L. E. York.
Miss Grace Reed will have charge
Of dveotions and a general business
session viii follow.
A parliamentary playlet will be
conducted by Mrs. A. G. Hawn, as
sisted by Mrs. Martha Gipe, Mrs.
Lizzie Ham, Mrs. L. e. York, Mrs.
P. C. Lunley, Mrs. Emma Peet, Mrs.
George Brown and Mrs. Emma Gill.
At II a. m. a silver medal contest
will be conducted by Mrs. Fred Mil
Ter, medal contest director. Lunch
con will be served at 1915 2. m. by
women of the church.
The afternoon session will begin
at 1. Devotional period will be in
charge of MRS. Miller, who viii con-
duct matron's biblical and musical
contest. Those participating in fhe
biblical contest are Mrs. K. r. Bun
ner, Mrs. A. K. KoSs, Mrs. liar ey
Vann and Mrs. w. N. She wood.
The musical contestants are MS. w.
S. Akin, Mrs. Bsulah Bailey, Mrs.
Fred Kepner and Mrs. H. E. Singer.
A gold medal contest viii also be
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

The third lecture on Spain by
Mrs. S. r. Artman to chapters next
week will be Gypsy Folk and Ia
rantella Dances" on the following
schedule:
Elsinora chapter will meet Mon
day in the parlors of the Temple
church at 1443 North Meridian
street. Mrs. j. j. Ryan, Mrs. Luz
ellie Hoffman and Mrs. John Kerr
will be hoStesseS
Arcadian chapter will meet with
Mrs. o. o. johnson, 522 E. Fifty
first street, for 1890 p. m. lunch
con Tuesday Mrs. ". Potter will
assist the hostess.
EIizabethan chapter will meet
wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Ralph Bratton, 1T West Thirty
third street. DR.. Maude M. Jones
will be assistant hostess. A pro-
gram of special music has been ar
ranged by Mrs. John Robinson. Re-
sponses to roll call will be on Spain.
Egyptian chapter will meet
wednesday at 7:3o p m, at the home
of Mrs. C. Neese, "a South Colorado
street. Mrs. Ray E. Money and
Mrs. H. w. Knowles will be assist
ant hostess. Mrs. Paul E. Davis viii
give a program of special music
Norwegian chapter Will meet at
the home of Mrs. F. B. Fsss.s--, $3.50
North New Jersey street, Thursday
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs
Richard Fielding and Mrs. Charles
Sanders. Members viii respond to
roll call with some current event.
4 y
Valencian chapter is named after
Valencia, Spain, and as the club Is
studying Spain this month the
chapter will celebrate by having a
Spanish dinner at the Lunlley' tea
room. Thursday at $50 p. m. The
dinner will be served at small tables
decorated with Spanish vases filled
with red roses. HoSteSSes viii be
Mrs. Grover D. Slider, Mrs. Lillian
Sedwick and Mrs. A. E. Adair. A
program has been arranged by Mrs.
samuel Ir,gle. entertainment chair
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Annual Club
Dinner Set
for Tuesday

TINE annual members day dinner
u of the woman's Department
Club will be given at the clubhouse
Tuesday. at p. m. DR.. Frederick
Vining Fisher will speak on "Ulti-
mate. America" During a program
which will follow at 7:3O, colored
views of scenic wonders of the
southwest will be shown.
Music will be in charge Of Mrs.
c. B. Breeze. Mrs. Donald Graham
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the dinner. Officers of
the club and their husbands will be
seated at the speakers table which
will be decorated with candles and
flowers in pastel shades. Reserva-
tions may be made with Mrs. Nettie
New or Mrs. Donald Graham.
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Count, Institute to
Open Wednesday

The Marion County Plan of Work
Institute will be held on Wednesday
and Thursday at the First United
Brethren church, Park and Walnut
streets. The institute will convene
at 10 a. m. Wednesday with Mrs.
Frank j. Lahr, president of the
county board of directors, presiding.
Mrs. Eva Davidson, county presi-
dent, will give greetings and open
the meeting. All county directors
of departments will take part in the
program. All local directors of de-
partments are asked to attend.
County directors are Mrs. Charles
Ealand, l.. T. L. secretary; Mrs. F.
A. Symmes, Y. P. B. secretary; Mrs.
Florence Richards, Bible in schools;
Mrs. Gertrude Jones, child welfare;
Mrs. w. NJ. Paulsel, christian citi-
zenship; Mrs. Bert S. Gadd, fairs
and exhibits; Mrs. Anna Carlin,
home economics; Mrs. Gertrude
Hinshaw, M. D., health; Mrs. Ed
ward F. White, international rela-
tons; Mrs. Phoebe Link, medical
temperance; Mrs. w. M. Paulsell,
motion pictures; Mrs. Retta st.
John, narcotics; and Mrs. E. A. Will
liams, official papers.
Mrs. Mae Brown, county medal
contest director, will have charge
of devotional period at noon. She
will conduct a scriptural and
musical contest. Mrs. L. e. York
will lead a community sing at 2:30
D. m. Luncheon will be served by
the church women at 1890 p. m.
Directors and members are asked 70
phone their reservations at once to
any member of the reservations
committee, Mrs. Phoebe Link,
chairman; Mrs. B. o. CLARK, Mrs.
Charles Ealand, Mrs z. A. Williams
and Mrs. Burton Shields.
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Sorority
Founding
Celebrated

TINE fifty-ninth founders day
l. luncheon of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority was held today In
The Riley room of the Claypool ho-
tel, to be followed by the state
dance tonight. Mrs. George Banta
Jr., grand president was the
guest of honor.
Mrs. william Russell Moore was
chairman of the luncheon commit
tee, assisted by Miss Beatrice Moore,
Mrs. William S. Horn, Mrs. Earl
Haessler and Mrs. Halford Johnson.
The program committee was COM
posed of Mrs. Harold Sutherlin,
chairman; Mrs. Robert Axtell and
Mrs. John K. Goodwin.
The dance also will be in the Riley
room. Mrs. Frank K. Levinson Is
chairman in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Scott r. Brewer and Misses
Sarah Frances Downs, Charlotte
Reisener and Ann Burkert will as
SiSt her..
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MISS RASH WILL BE
CO-WA-MA HOSTESS

Miss Mildred 10 Rash, 1886
Broadway, will be hostess to the
Co-Wa-Ma Club actives and pledges
this evening.
Rough initiation will be held for
Misses Betty Wood, Lenora Multi
mis-, Bertha Haynes. Edith Roberts,
Saral Patton and Emma Calvelage.
Initiation services will be followed
by slumber party and waffle
breakfast. Miss Mary Stansburg is
chairman in charge of arrange
mentS. She will be assisted by
Misses Mary Hummel and Helen
Marquis.
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Museum Meeting
and Open House
to Be Wednesday

The children's museum will hold
open house and its annual meeting
at the museum Wednesday night at
s. Ali members and friends of the
museum are invited
Patronesses for the evening will
be:
Mesdames John N. Carey, Kurt Vonne-
gut, Richard Lieber. Frank N Lewis,
Harry Glossbrenner, Dwight Ritter, H. H.
Hanna Jr., Frank S. c. Wicks, John Morris
Haines, John H. Bookwalterp christopher
owen, T. Harvey Cox, Robert A. Hen
erickson. Robert Winslow. w. w. Winslow
Evans Wooden Jr., S. R. Harrell. Almus
Warren D. Cakes, Wallace o. Lee. Maude
Moody, Charles F. Miller, George Philip
Meir and Robert Frost Daggett; Misses
Faye Henley and Florence H. Fitch.
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Opera to Be Read
Before Drama Group

The drama section of the Women's
Department Club will meet Mon
day at 2:30 p. m at the club house.
Mrs. Edward A. Wiley will preside.
The opera, Flying Dutchman." by
Richard Wagner will be read by Mrs.
Leo Fesler.
The music section of the club
under the direction of Harold Wins
low will assist the drama section
in Interpretation of the opera.
SoloiSts will be Mrs Austin De Wore,
alto, who will take the part of the
Dutchman; Mrs. Marion Thomas,
soprano, who will take the leading
part of Senta, a Dutch peasant
girl; Mrs. Fred Knodel, soprano, as
the Steersman, and Miss Gertrude
Gutelius, contralto, as Eric, the
lover.
Mrs. Marion Thomas is chairman
of music arrangements, and Mrs. M.
B. Didway is general chairman.
After the program tea will be
served. Mrs. Harry Watson is in
charge of the hospitality committee.
She viii be assisted by Mesdames
Louis Baker, A. G. Ryker, Max
Kanall and Henry Knass. Tea will
be poured by Mrs. John M. Williams
and Mrs. Wilson B. Parker.
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD TO
GIVE DANCE MONDAY

The ninth annual formal dance
of the Sunnyside Guild will be held
Monday night in the Indiana ball
room. Proceeds will be spent for
the work of the organization at
Sunnyside sanitorium.
Officers of the guild are: Mes
danes Carl E. Wood, president;
o. A. C. Earring, first vice president;
j. H. Laird, second vice-president;
Fred S. Duesenberg, secretary; Will
lard o. Hopkins, assistant secretary:
Floyd l.. Mattice, treasurer, and
Leroy Martin, corresponding secre-
tary.
The board of directors includes
Mesdames Fred C. Krauss, George
Lemaux and Frank B. Flanner.
Mrs. Edward Ferger IS parliament
taxzAEA
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FEEDER ALTON
GROUP WILL MEET

Mrs. Frederick G.. BALI, chairman
of the department of adult educa-
ton of the Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Clubs, will present plans
for adult education as outlined by
the state federation at a meeting
of the department Friday at 10
a. NJ. at the Hotel SEVERN.
Mrs. Roy Horne, chairman, will
discuss plans for new subscrip-
tons.
Presidents of clubs viii persent
different phases of the club work
20 three-minute speeches
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Formal Afair Jan. 26

The monthly formal dinner bridge
of the Meridian Hills Country Club
win be held at the club Jan. rs at
Z p. m. for members and their
guests. Those in charge of arrange
ments, are MIR. and Mrs. Carl Nc
Cam, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mueller
and Z. and AIRS. Hughes Patten,
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Atphn Tau ZetG Elects

The regular meeting of Alpha Tau
Zeta sorority was held at the home
of Miss Josephine Kirk. New Of
ficers are: Miss Mary c. McGinty,
president; Miss Marie Spitznagel,
vice president and treasurer, and
Miss Alma A. Kirk, secretary.
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Meeting Tuesday at
Municipal Gardens

Municipal Gardens division of the
Woman's Department Club will have
a noon luncheon at the Municipal
Gardens on the Lafayette road,
Tuesday. Mrs. j. B. Hoss and Mr..
aid Mrs. Jesse Mcclure will be Spe-
cial guests. Mrs. Tim Brothers is
in charge of the luncheon. Mrs.
John Hicks and Mrs. Edward Shir-
ley arranged program to be given
after the luncheon.
The program includes Mrs. T. G.
Kelly, who will give selection of
readings, Mrs. Lawrence Froyd and
Mrs. F. G. Carlisle, who will sing a
duet. and Raymond Lee Jones, who
will sing.
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Studg Club Meets

The Irvington Catholic Woinan's
Study Club held its regular meeting
Friday in the assembly room Of the
Children,s MuSeuzA