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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-24
AmiCitia Club
Holds Luncheon
at Inn Today

Members of the Amicitia Club
observed Presidents day with a
luncheon at Ye Maple inn at 1890
today. The speakers table was dec
GRATED with a plateau of American
Beauty roses and lighted with tapers
in crystal holders.
American Beauty roses, the club
flower, also we're used to mark each
place. Mrs. Monroe McKittrick
played group of piano numbers
while guests were assembling.
Mrs. Alex Goodwin, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. Albert
H. Johnson, retiring president, who
gave greeting and reviewed the
last years work. She presented the
gavel to Mrs. Rufus O'Harrow, new
president, who outlined the coming
years program. Corsages were pre-
sented to both presidents. Mrs.
Charles Wright and Mrs. jeanette
Wells made the eSent a tion
speeches. Mrs. J. A. Duncan sang,
accompanied by Miss Edith Loftin.
The Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor
Of Central Universalist church, was
the principal speaker. He talked on
Friendship" Mrs. Walker Baylor
sang group of songs. Mrs. j. G..
Martin gave several readings.
Honor guests included Mrs. David
Ross, president of the Indorsers of
Photoplays; Mrs. A. B. Click of the
Indianapolis Council of Women;
Mrs. NJ. H. BuSette, Philadelphia,
guest of Mrs. William H. Blodgett;
Mrs. Frederick Bretthaeur, Ander-
son.
Other guests were Mrs. D. S.
Spoon, Mrs. William H. Ferry, Mrs.
George Hawlins, Mrs. John Coch-
ran, Mrs. Lloyd Grimes, Mrs. Hugh
Schubder, Mrs. II. w. Bates, Mrs.
T. N. Denham and Mrs. E. E. Krut-
singer.
Mrs. John Larson was chairman
in charge Of the luncheon. assisted
by Mrs. Hattie r. Brown, Mrs. Nc
Kittrick, Mrs. f. j. Molin, Mrs.
Frank Castor and Mrs. A. A. Wright.
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LU7lOe11tiO71
Guests Wear
I'm Longer

~ United Press
FRENCH LICK, Ind, Sept "a
lVomen's knees are protected from
he frosty autumn atmosphere at
'rench Lick. where fashionable so
iety from many states is represent
ID in many recreational gatherings.
Skirts are from two to four inches
onger than when the fall fashion
parade started here a year ago.
New formal and sports ensembles,
worm this week by well-dresSed
women from all parts of the United
States. some here for the National
Electric Light Association and the
National Wholesale Druggists Asso-
,iation conventions. show skirts
reaching far below the knees.
With the longer skirt has come
he higher waist line. Coats are of
arious lengths, with capes and with
lurs.
Sport suits are of wool or silk,
with many tweeds, tailored and
mi-tailored. There are light weight
woolens, crepes and dull finished
silks. Mixed and plain colors
abound.
Black is popular in daytime dress,
IS are extremes in black and white.
Walking sticks are in evidence, car
led by fair ladies who prefer snappy
likes over the hills to golf and
ennis.
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.xbed2OO
at Meeting
ofAltr~uSus

Two hundred delegates are ex-
pected to attend the state conven-
ton of National Association of AL
trusa Clubs which will be held in
Richmond. Sept. % and %. 1t will
be one of the largest sessions in
the history of the state.
The foRnal business meeting will
open at 2:30 Saturday afternoon, at
which session officers for the COM
ing year will be elected. Budget re-
quirementS, club extension and pro-
gram activities will be up for dis
cussion at this session.
A banquet will be served in the
Richmond-Leland hotel, headquar-
ters for the convention. william
Dudley Foulke will introduce Will
liam Cullen Dennis, president of
Earlham college, who has reserved
for this occasion his first public
address since assuming the presi-
dency.
Special guests at the banquet will
be Mrs. William Cullen Dennis,
Mrs. William Dudley Foulke, Miss
Elizabeth Overlook and Miss Mary
Overlook, Cambridge City; Miss
Sarah Hill, and the newly elected
officers of the state organization.
Miss Georgia Davis, president of
the Richmond Club, will preside at
the banquet.
Sunday morning. following break
fast at Forest Hills Country Club,
delegates will be shown the city
by members of Kiwanis. Lions and
Exchange Clubs.
The twelve state chapters and
presidents are: Anderson, Miss
Betty Lane; Evansville, Miss Ethel
Harris; FIT. Wayne, Miss Ruth Ken
nelly; Huntington, Mrs. Bessie, M.
Potts; indianapolis, Miss Amanda
Anderson; Kokomo, Miss Bertha
Metzger; Lafayette, Miss Ida Elem
ing@ Muncie, Mrs. Myrtle Souders;
New Albany, Miss Ada Groh; Rich
mond, Miss Georgia Davis; Terre
Haute, Mrs. Nora Ball Ragsdale;
Wabash, Mrs. Grace E. Payne.
Mrs. Ruth James Wilson, Rich
mond, is president of the state body
Mrs. Edna Cathell, one of the
Richmond group of painters, has
designed the cover for the conven-
ton programs. Souvenirs made in
Overlook Sisters pottery in Cam
bridge City will be distributed.
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Council on international
Relations Has Jubilee

college, gave the principal address.
The luncheon, the jubilee-guest
meeting of the organization, is given
each year. Ray S. Trent, chairman
of the executive committee, pre-
sided. Alvin T. Coate introduced the
speaker.
Among special guests we're Harvey
Trimble and Paul Schuering, local
Boy Scouts, who attended the world
jamboree of Scouts. held in England
this year; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs Charles F.. Mil
Ter, Professor and Mrs. T. G. WeSen-
berg, DR.. James A. WOODBURY..
Bloomington, honorary president of
the Indiana council; Miss Martha
FurnaS and Miss Florence Lanham.
Each gave a short informal talk.
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Marion Girl
to Be Bride
ofN. Y. Man

One of the most prominent social
events Of the season in Marion will
be the marriage of Miss Dorothy
Mae Stephenson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Stephenson. GIT
South Adams street, Marion, to
Lloyd Tanning. New York city.
which will take place at $50
Wednesday night at the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. George NJ. Kleder Jr.. sister
OF the bride, will be matron Of
honor. Miss Mildred Stephenson
and Miss Louise Stephenson, also
sisters of the bride; Miss Elizabeth
Noll, TT. Wayne, and Miss Helga
Hutz, Englewood, N. j., will be
bridesmaids.
Francis Tanning, East Orange,
N. j., brother of the bridegroom,
will be best man. USherS will be
Jack Foster, George M. Kleder Jr I
Hugh Bundy of Elkhart and Will
liam Noll of Fl Wayne.
Miss Stephenson was graduated
from Ogontz school, Philadelphia,
and attended Columbia university.
She is a member of Phi Epsilon Iota
sorority. Mr.. Tanning attended the
University of Notre Dame and the
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts.
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Mary Richardson Is Welded
to Iowan in Rites Here

csc Sunset" Mrs. Mildred Moore
sang "At Dawning"
Mrs. Clark Richardson of Mans
field, O., was matron of honor, and
Sara Lee King. a claSsmate Of the
brides at De Paw university. was
bridesmaid. They wore chiffon
gowns and accessories to match, and
carried arm bouquets of scarlet
gladioli. Robert Huston was best
man.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, wore a brown transpar-
ent velvet and egg-shell satin en-
semble. brown suede shoes and
brown soliel hat, and carried show
er bouquet of blush pink roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the couple left on western
trip. They will be at home, after
Oct. Is. at the Biltmore apartments,
$40 North Meridian street.
The bride was graduate from the
School of Music, De Paw university
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PERSONALS

Miss Martena Shea, 1912 North
Alabama street, has returned from
California. where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Helen DePola for the
last two months.
Mrs. Herbert Davis of Sullivan,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. H.
Marsh. Hampton court.
Harry Shea. 1855 North Meridian
street. has gone to Cambridge. Mass,
where he will attend Harvard bust
ness school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Green,
2255 East Riverside drive, have re-
turned from Miami, Fla, where they
have been the guests Of Mrs. Green's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sheets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy and
Mrs. Irene Cody, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Me-
hafTey. Hampton court have re-
turned 10 Chicago.
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t-Moorefeld.

$500. Black and white satin Is
combined in this pleasing style. The
white forms the deep vestee, and
collar, also the band cuffs, Of she
graceful sleeve. The blouse may be
worn tucked in or in slip-over style.
The pattern is cut in six sizes, "a,
So, SO, 40, AZ and a inches bust
measure. To make the blouse for
a 38-inch size and of one material,
will require ga yards SO inches wide.
For facing Of contrasting material
On collar, vestee and sleeve bands
three-quarter yard SO inches wide
will be required.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt of Is cents in silver or
stamps.
Send II cents in silver or stamps
for our up-to-date fall and winter
1929 1890 look of fashions.
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PIT, COUNCIL MEETS
TO DISCUSS WORK

The Marion county council of
Parent Teacher Associations met at
100 today at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs.
E. R. James is president.
Other officers are: Vice-president,
Mrs. j. T. Murray: recording secre-
tary, Mrs. w. H. Hines; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. T. A. Green, and
treasurer. Mrs. j. E. Shearer.
The following chairmen discussed
the work of their departments for
the coming year: Mrs. Henry Coll,
ways and mean; Mrs. Arthur Long,
recreation and athletics; Mrs G. G..
Derbyshire, literature; Mrs. F. w.
Shideler. welfare magazine, and
Mrs. E. A. Clark, publicity.
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of College to
GiUe Address

DR.. Homer T. Rainey, former
president of Franklin college, will
be speaker at a reception of the
local chapter of American Associa-
ton of University Women in honor
of new members, Oct. IS. Place of
the meeting has not been an
nounced.
Mrs. Victor T. Keene, acting
president of Indianapolis branch,
announces the appointment of the
following committee chairmen: Mrs,
L. H Rich, fellowship; Miss Marie
Sangernebo, junior group; Mrs. John
Mellett and Miss Lorinda Cotting-
ham, publicity; Mrs. Frank How
ard and Mrs. C. E. linn, bulletin;
Mrs. J. v. Cox, study group; Mrs.
M. T. Todd, child study group; Miss
Ruth Milligan, international rela-
lions.
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LODGE GIRLS TEAM
WILL GIVE. PARTY

Girls team of Center Camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, will be hos%
tesses for card party at Musicians
hall, 143 East Ohio street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:15. This party
was scheduled for Sept. 18, but owing
to misunderstanding the date has
been changed.
Center Camp, No. 1897, will meet
hereafter on the second and fourth
Wednesday night of the month at
Redman's hall. corner of North
street and Capitol avenue. All Royal
Neighbors are welcome to attend
this meeting.
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CLUB MEETING
WEDNESDAY

Members of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will observe Presidents
day with ! o'cloc'- luncheon at the
clubhouse. 1909 North Meridian
street.
First business session of the year
for members of the Council of Irv-
ington Union of Clubs will be held
at 2 o'clock at the home of the
chairman. Mrs. Joseph Ostrander,
1913 North Audubon road. Stand
ing committees for the year will be
announced.
Members of the Children'S Sun
shine Club of Sunnyside will enter
tain with their monthly luncheon
bridge party at Whispering Winds
on the Brookville road. Mrs. M. L..
Clawson is hostess for the affair.
Mrs. H. F. Schwab will be hostess
for the annual presidents day
luncheon of the Wednesday After
noon Club. Luncheon will be served
at l o'clock at the Lumley tearoom.
officers. who will be installed at this
meeting. are: Mrs. G. w. Schaefer
and Mrs. w. G.. Praed, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. E. G. Ryan, secretary;
Mrs. c. c. Rothman, assistant Sec
rotary: Mrs. c. C. Capped. treasurer;
Mrs f. H. Thompson, Bible teacher
Miss Hazel Lamkin will present
special musical program for the oc-
Casion.
A pickup luncheon will initiate
tllc fall season of Inter Nos CLUB.
residents day will be observed at
20 home of Mrs. Chaplin Wagner,
81 West Thirty-seventh street. Mrs.
eonard Smith will outline the years
.ork.
Mrs. Arthur c. Bennett, incoming
president of the Zetathea Club. VIII
entertain members of the organlza-
ton with a I o'clock luncheon at 4e
Maple inn, "A Layman avenue, 1rV-
ngton.
indianapolis Readers Club mem
',ers will observe. Presidents day
18th a luncheon. Mrs. James G..
lead president. will be hostess.
IRIS Harry Baezell is in charge OF
he music. The program is being
arranged by Mrs. o. P. Renchen'
Mrs. w. A. VonCannon and MIS-
Jesse McCoun.
Members of the Ephamar Literary
Club will meet for a l o'clock lunch
son at the home of Mrs. Clayton
Ridge. 5168 North keystone avenue.
Mrs. w. I. James is president.
Presidents day will be observed
nv members of the Home Economics
Club with a luncheon at 1890 at
the Propylaeum. Mrs. Mcmillan
Carson. president. will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Ebert Storer, and
Mrs. Bert Denison. Mrs. r. E. Mel
cher will sing. accompanied by Mrs.
Roy McNair. Mrs. w. j. Marks VIII
discuss the years program.
First meeting Of the year OF the
Ladies Auxiliary TO the Railway Mail
Association will be guest day at the
PENNSYLVANIA gymnasium. Mrs. M.
ID. Didway is in charge of the pro-
gram. Dinner will be served at $50.
There will be cards and dancing at
night.
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De Pan7O Picks
IS City Girls
for Sororities

Indianapolis girls pledged to ma
tional sororities at De PAW univer-
sity, following the series of rush
parties, are:
Alpha Chi Omega-MisS Claudivel
Davidson, Miss Mary Margaret Hill,
Miss Marjorie Holcomb and Miss
Helen Kendall
Kappa Alpha Theta-Miss Ethel
Mary Ostrum and Miss Alma Jane
McWhirter.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mis- S
Jeanette White, Miss Helen Louise
Titus, Miss Elizabeth G.. Martin
and Miss Vivian Claffey.
Kappa Delta-Miss Julia Cooper,
Miss Eleanor Jane Wheeler.
Alpha Omicron Pj-Miss Mary 10
Spurrier.
Alpha Phi-MiSs Meredith Julian.
Phi Omega Pi-Miss Helen Egg
bert.
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Honor Brother
and Wife With
Bridge Tonight

DR.. and Mrs. Clinton H. Glascock
will entertain with a bridge party
tonight at their home, 3515 North
Pennsylvania street, in honor of
Mrs. Glascock's brother, Wallace H.
Martin, and Mrs Martin, New York,
who are visiting in indianapolis.
Guests will be DR.. and Mrs. F. G..
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T. Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cause, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcintosh.
Mrs. GlaScock entertained with a
bridge party Monday night in honor
of Mrs. Martin. Fall flowers were
used in decorating.
Guests were Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Robert M. Brewer Mrs.
James H. Ruddell, Mrs. Bedita
Campbell, Miss Blanche Young, Miss
Rachel Stuart, Miss Margaret
Friedrich, Miss Edith Allen, Miss
Geneva Hungate, Miss Marjory
Hendren, and Miss Halcyon Men
denhall.
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Pa1tySe11es
VIII Honor
B1ide-EZeC1

A number Of parties are to be
given in honor of Miss Elise Mar
tin, daughter Of Mrs. Edna Kuhn
Martin, 3015 North Meridian street,
whose marriage to Henry G. Atkins
Jr will take place at 8 Wednesday
night. Oct. 9, at the Second Presby-
terian church.
Mrs. Albert Cooper and Miss
Louise Cooper will entertain with
a luncheon bridge party and linen
shower in her honor Monday,
Sept. 80.
Tuesday, Oct. 1, Mrs. Donald Me-
redith Realn, Central Court apart
ments, will give luncheon bridge
in honor Of Miss Martin, and Miss
Louise Cooper. also a bride-elect.
Mrs. Arthur T. Cox, 1851 Wash
ington boulevard, will be hostess for
a luncheon bridge party in honor
Of Miss Martin and Miss Cooper,
Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson
Jr., 1868 Central avenue, will give
a dinner for Miss Martin and Mr..
Atkins, Thursday. Oct. 3.
Miss Martin has chosen her cou-
sin. Miss Louise Cooper, as her
maid of honor. Mrs. Addison Bliss
Miller, Columbus, O., will be matron
of honor. Miss Anne Marsh, High
Point, N. c. and Miss Betty Hass-
Ter will be bridesmaids.
Thomas Kackley will be best man
and the ushers will be Elias G. At
kins, Reyes Atkins, John Hennessey,
Conrad RuckelshauS, Thomas Ruck-
elshaus, Edward Anderson, and
Charles Greathouse Jr.
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PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
WILL ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Ella Almond is general chair
man in charge of the reception for
national and department officers OF
the city of the Federated Patriotic
Societies, allied with the G. A. R.,
at 7:45 p. m. at FIT. Friendly, 512
North Illinois street, Wednesday.
Guests will include Mrs. Cora
Swartz, Mrs. Frances Bilyeu, Mrs.
May Mcintyre, Mrs. Elizabeth I'M
derwood, Colonel A. B. Champion,
Colonel Oren Perry, David Kenny,
j. B. Henninger. Avery B. Sharpe,
A. L. Pauley, Mrs. Ada Madge
Phipps, Mrs. Mcbride Hoster and
Mrs. Lillian Ball.
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Chi Beta Kappa
to Hold Dinner
at NezO Bethel

Miss Margaret Peterson, New
Bethel, will be hostess for a dinner
and bridge party given at her home
Wednesday night by members of the
Chi Beta Kappa sorority. 1t will be
the opening event Of the season.
The table will be centered with a
bowl of tea roses and lighted with
blue tapers tied with peach tulle,
carrying out the sorority colors.
Favors will be tea roses.
Guests will be Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Mrs. Carl Bleke, Miss Esther Robin
son, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Susan
Strieblen, Miss Marie Bruhn, Miss
Ruth Williams, Miss Betha Bray,
Miss Vera. Campbell, Miss Ruby
Steinruck and Miss Violet Henry.
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AuthOr to Talk

Indianapolis Missionary Social
Union is sponsoring meeting to be
held at the Y. w. C. A. Wednesday,
when Miss Grace McGavran will talk
on her book, Jewels the Giant
dropped. The author, born in India,
is the daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. McGavran.
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FAMILY TO OBSERVE
BIRTHDAY EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Fishback.
Brendenwood, will entertain tonight
with a family dinner in celebration
OF the ninety-second birthday Of
Mrs. Fishback's father, Daniel E.
Stone. Covers will be laid for
twenty-five guests. Fall flowers will
be used in decorations.
Out-of-town guests, who will at
tend the dinner, are Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Stone, Mrs. Ralph Morse
and Miss Martha Louise Morse of
Kansas City, Mo.
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Miss Mary Kathryne Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E,
Richardson, 2452 North Alabama
street, became the bride of Harold
Erner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Erner of Dubuque. Ia, at noon
Monday at the Third Christian
church.
The Rev. DR.. William F. Rothen-
berger read the service before a
group of intimate friends and mem
bers of the immediate families.
Miss Grace Black, organiSt, pre-
Sented a recital of bridal airs, pre-
ceding the ceremony, including
Venetian Love Song" and Japan
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OTTO FIFIELO TALKS
TO WOMAN'S CLUB

Woman's Republican Club will
give a luncheon meeting Thursday
noon at the Columbia Club with
Otto Fifleld as guest speaker
Mrs. Tracy Whitaker, chairman
OF the music committee. is arrang-
ing program 9or the occasion. A
nomina6c+< committee Of five people
will be elected az this meeting.
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EflQedVOT society
of Zion Evangeli-
cal church, North
and New Jersey
streets, in Zion
parish hall at 8:15
Wednesday night.
Miss Dorot h y
LANCER and Alvin
Muesing will have
the leading roles.
Other members
of the cast are
Miss Mil DIR e d
Overlook, Mis- S
Leonore Winter,
M S S Gertrude
Siebert, Miss Flea
nor Rathert. Will
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LdudiQ- Bre11nenlnn

Miss Mary Brenneman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Brenne-
man of Moorland, became the bride
of Mark Laudig, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Laudig, at the Methodist
Episcopal church at Pendleton, Sat-
urday.
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Women's AatMiLi0ru Meets

Mrs. Lucien King, 4444 College
avenue, was hostess today for l
o'clock luncheon meeting of the
auxiliary to Tabernacle Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Ralph Showalter spoke
on Impressions of Mexico" Devo-
tional services we're led by Mrs. Har-
ley Rhodenhamel.
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NINE MEMBERS AT
CONVENTION
Nine members of the Blooming

Nine members of the Blooming
ton American Legion auxiliary are
attending the national convention
at Louisville this week, processing
the convention of the lesaon
Mrs. Van Huntington Tcft Satur-
day. Those leaving this week are
Mrs. James Crum. president of the
Bloomington auxiliary; Mrs. P. Cas-
sci, Mrs. r. A. Fletcher, Mrs. Harry
Rogers, Mrs. w. D. Burroughs, Mrs.
Howard Crawford, Mrs. Net Snoddy
and Mrs. NJ. Kelly.
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President to Entertain

Miss Ruth Lindenan, new pres1-
dent of the Owl Club, will entertain
club members at her home, Wash
ington Audubon apartment, $3.50
East Washington street, Wednesday
night. Plans for the year will be
outlined at this meeting.
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One hundred fifty men and wo-
men attended the luncheon meeting
of the Indiana Council on Interna-
tional Relations at the Hotel Lincoln
Monday noon, when DR.. William o.
Dennis, new president of Earlham
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Issue limitations

Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Carrie R. Temperly, $500 Col
lese avenue, for bridge party Sat-
urday. Oct. 5, at the home OF Nj
and Mrs. E. E. Temperly, SAIL Wash
'ngton boulevard.
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Mrs. TAILOR Hostess

Members of Iota Alunnae Club Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority VIII
be entertained with l o'clock
luncheon Friday, at the home OF
Mrs. G. B. Taylor, 81 East Thirty
seventh street. Guests viii be Iota
alumnae from Greencastle.
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Rush Parties Arranged
Members of Sigma Delta Sigma
sorority will hold a meeting at the
home of Miss Daisey Mayhem, 28l6
North Delaware street, at 1880
tonight. Plans for a series of rush
parties will be made.
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Members to Meet

Mrs. Dorothy Brockman, 2720
North Harvey street. will entertain
members of Beta Tau Sigma Soror-
ity Wednesday night at her home.
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GiUe Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. Edwin S. Woodward, 1923
Graceland avenue, will give
luncheon bridge party for members
of Beta chapter. Alpha Omicron
Alpha sorority at her home WedneS-
day night.
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Mrs. Walter c. Eichholtz
Members of the International
Study and Travel Club have
opened their 1929-193O club sea-
son. Mrs. Walter c. Eichholtz,
1882 Bellefontaine street, is pub
licity chairman for all chapters
for the year.
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Requlor Session Slated

Regular meeting OF Kappa Kappa
sigma sorority will be held Wednes-
DAY night at the home of Miss Helen
Wlehke. IA Hampton drive.
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CHURCH SOCIETY TO
STAGE PLAY

1.-THE Hidden Guest" a thrce-act
play, will be given by the Christian
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Schedule Meetin0

Phi Gamma Tau sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
Of Mrs. Edna Shively, 24l7 Ashland
avenue.