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GIRL ABOUT TOWN
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BY MARILYNN

What with the Players Club an
nouncing drama entitled "The Man
Who Died at II O'Clock" and BE
Sure You're Right Then Go Ahead"
for Friday evening, March %, and
LIE Bal Boheme, which the Little
Theatre is exposing us to Monday
night, April l, and the Junior
League Follies scheduled for May q,
3 and matinee and evening Of May
4, the town will be in dizzy whirl
of post-Lenten social activities for
the next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wild are in
charge of the Little Theatre masked
ball, which augurs well for the sue
cess of the evening, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kurt Painter are having a
dinner party just before the dance.
People are beginning to drift back
to town again, returning from their
winter trips,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gay came
home from st. Petersburg, Fla, by
way of Pinehurst and Asheville,
N. C.
Mrs. Louis Levey writes that she
met Irving Fauvre in the Vinoy
Park hotel just before the ceremony
at which Miss Mildred Clizbe and
he were married. Irving looked very
attractive and ronchalant in white
trousers, blue coat, and panama hat,
with Mrs. Frank Fauvre, his mother,
on his arm, in gray with an orchid
corsage. Mrs. Madeleine Fauvre
Vile came from Boston to attend
the wedding. DR.. and Mrs. Wynn
Owen and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Fauvre also were present.
MI. and Mrs. Julian Fauyre, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
burn Winnings, formerly residents OF
| indianapolis, now of Akron, O., went
from st. Petersburg to Havana,
where, en- PEASANT, Mary Jane
achieved gorgeous and most be-
coming coat of tan, and they saw
Mrs. Nellie Eisenlohr and her
daughter, Miss Marie Eisenlohr, at
| the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Fauvre went
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Mrs. Ada Frost
Nominated for
Club President

Mrs. Ada o. Frost has been named
by the nominating committee for
president of the Indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Woman's
Club. Election will take place
Thursday, April %.
On the ticket with Mrs, Frost are;
First vice president, Mrs. Izona M,
Shirley; second vice-president, Miss
Isabel Drummond; recording secre-
tary, Miss Mary Feiber; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Marjorie Ford;
treasurer, Miss Retta Halsey; audi
tor, Miss Harriet Bateman; di-
rectors, Mrs, Clara Benson, Mrs.
Nellie Warren and Miss Frances
Moder.
Other tickets may be presented
at the two meetings. preceding cleo
ton, to be held March "a ano
April ii.
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to Nassau, Bahama Islands, on their
honeymoon and few back to Miami.
Thev will ra ~ h0v,o after March
20, at the Marott hotel, La
Miss Elisabeth Haerle has booked
passage on the S. S. Republic sail
ing from New York, March 26. She
may be in New York long enough
to catch a glimpse of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Chap
man, as they pass through on their
way home from Bermuda with their
niece, Miss Helen Fleischer.
A note from Egypt informs us that
Abram Parry has been spending
some time in Luxor and Cairo this
winter.
Mrs. H. C. Giichrist, Marott hotel,
has returned from visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Airing, IN
Scarsdale, N. Y. They spent sew
eral weeks in Havana, and later
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 10
D. Mcdowell on their sugar cane
plantation in Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Levey re-
turn March % from st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Arthur Cox, 1851 Washing
ION boulevard, has gone to Martins
vile to spend ten days.
The invitations to the wedding Of
Miss Marion Nadine Doyle and John
K. Ruckelshaus have been issued.
And from Tiffany's--no less. They
are to be married Saturday morn
ing, April 6, at 8 o'clock, in st. Pat
rick's church, Binghamton, N. Y.
Breakfast at the Arlington hotel
Immediately will follow the cere-
mony.
Conrad Ruckelshaus, brother Of
the bridegroom. will be best man,
and ushers will be Francis Brosnan,
Thomas Ruekelshaus, Fred Mahaf-
fey, Byron Elliot, Howard Hatfield,
Bedford, and Richgard BostWick,
Chardon, o., who was Johnny's
roommate at Harvard law school.
Johnny will leave Tuesday, April
2, and the rest Of the family and
friends will leave Thursday, April 4.
Johnny tells me that the family has
chartered private Pullman from
here to Binghamton for the young
people going east to the wedding.
And on that Pullman on the night
of April 4 there will be no rest for
the weary. Nobody is planning on
any sleep at all, so far as I can
understand.
Among the Indianapolis whoopeers
besides the whole Ruckleshaus fam
lily are Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Cart
land, Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Vonnegut and Tom
Madden.
The bride is planning to have
eight bridesmaids and with that
wholesale expectation of some Of
the best masculine talent this town
has to offer the girls ought to have
a grand Whirl. 1t wouldn't make
me bit mad to be on that Pull
man.
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MODERN LINES

The style No. 2738 expresses mod
ern lines both in cut and fabric in
sheer tweed in slate blue tones. The
surplice closing vestee is of match
ing faille silk crepe.
1t has a youthful plated arrange
ment across front of skirt that en-
phasizes diagonal movement. The
belt shows the new higher waistline.
Prined silk crepe, wool crepe, crepe
satin and georgette crepe also suit
able.
The pattern is designed in sizes
is, Is years, So, SO, 40 and AZ inches
bust. The Picture Chart will help
you make it, for it shows everything
in detail, exactly how it is cut out
and seams joined.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers VINO wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filing out
the above coupon. inclosing Is cents
(coin preferred), and mailing 1t to
the Pattern Department Of The
Times Delivery is made in about
a week.
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LITERARY
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Harold NJ. Trusler, 1918 Gale
street, was hostess today at a meet
ing of the Multum-in-Parvo Liter
ary Club at her home. Mrs. j. W..
Griffing spoke on Jerusalem, the
Holy City," Mrs. w. F. Holmes on
bethlehem and the Man Nobody
Knows" and Mrs. Russell II. Gil
more on Jordan, Jericho, and the
Dead Sea" Response to roll call
was made with revelations from the
Bible.
The tea table was centered with
a bowl of Easter lilies. Decorations
and appointments were in green,
yellow and white, Mrs. William
Randall gave a musical monolog,
Prayer Perfect" by James Whit
comb Riley, and Mrs A. Don Roob
sang. "a Glorious Day Is Dawning
by Lowell Mason. Mrs. William II.
Pope accompanied Mrs. William
w. Stanley. president, presided
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Mrs. +. r. Kaut&
Is Neze, Head of
IrUingtOn Climb

Members of Irvington Woman's
Club elected officers for the 1929
1890 club season at their annual
spring luncheon meeting Monday
at Ye Maple Inn tea room.
New officers are: President, Mrs.
F. Rollin Kautz; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Elijah Jordan; second
vice-preSident, Mrs. William Insley;
secretary, Mrs. Harry Jordan; treas
uer, Mrs. John Kingsbury: menu
bers of the executive committe, Mrs
Jordan, Mrs. Charles A. Harris, and
Mrs. Charles S. Mcbride. Mrs. Carl
Wagner is delegate to the Irving
ton Union of Clubs, with Mrs. r. b.
Long as her alternate.
The luncheon table was decorated
with pink roses and white carna-
tions. Covers were laid for thirty
guests. Mrs. w. D. Long gave a
reading in costume, assisted by Miss
Lucille Stewart and Mrs. M. D. Did
way.
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Luncheon HOnOrs
|. Woman Soon to
Move From City

Mrs. Clyde Lyons, 1921 North
Delaware street, entertained with
a luncheon today at Martinsyille in
honor of Mrs. Paul Heunkemeier,
3540 North Meridian street. who
will leave soon for residence in CO.
lumbus, o. Following luncheon,
Mrs, Lyons guests played bridge at
her home.
Guests with Mrs. Heunkemeier
were Mrs. M. T, Niman, Mrs, Ray
CoVerdill, Mrs. Homer B. Stevens,
Mrs. Orlando Lands, Mrs. Harry
Cedarholn and Mrs. H. E. Hood.
A bridge party and handkerchief
shower was given Monday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Heunkemeier
by Mrs. Homer Stevens, 1901 Grace
land avenue. Guests were Mrs.
Lyons, Mrs. Coverdill, Mrs. Lands,
Mrs. Cedarholm, Mrs. Joseph w.
Pierson and Mrs. o. F. Hammer.
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Dinner Is GUen
at Country club
ON A nniUerSary

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin G. De. Haven,
48 West Thirty-third street, enter
tanned Monday night at the Indi-
annapolis Country Club with din
ner dance in celebration of their
wedding anniversary.
Covers were laid at one long table,
centered with a plateau of spring
flowers in pastel shades, with two
similar plateaus at either end.
Those who attended included Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Sturgeon, Mum
Gle; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams,
Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Aufderheide, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Baur, Mr., and Mrs. Ray Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas kaufman,
Mrs. Paul Brown, Mrs Arch Gross
man, Harry Hammond and John
Brandt.
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Research
CIubNa71es
It's Officers

Members of the Woman's Re-
search club chose Mrs. George A.
Van Dyke president for the coming
club year at a short business session
preceding the lecture guest meeting
Monday afternoon at the Third
Christian church.
Professor John s. Harrison of
Butler university spoke to members,
his subject being 1.-THE Doctrine OF
Beauty in the Poetry of Keats"
Other officers elected are: First
Vice-president, Mrs. j. H. Hellekson;
second viee-president, Mrs. l.. M
Edwards; third vice-president, Mrs.
F. L. Roberts; recording secretary,
Mrs. Roscoe w. Mercer; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. j. L. Masters;
treasurer, Mrs. Roy A. Potts; pralia-
mentarian, Mrs. Charles e. Getting
BAN, and critic, Mrs, Rose S, Cole
man.
Mrs. Brandt Downey and Miss
Alta Roberts, retiring president,
were elected members of the eXecu-
tive committee Miss Elizabeth M,
Smith will be delegate to the In
diana federation, with Mrs. Alvin
T. Coate as alternate. Mrs. David
Ross was chosen delegate to the
Seventh district, federation of clubs.
Her alternate is Mrs. j. w. Noble,
Mrs. :. o, Ryker is delegate to the
Indianapolis Council Of Women.
Her alternate is Mrs. Merle Sidener.
Following the lecture, tea was
served, and Mrs. John Kolmer pre-
sented a program of piano numbers.
Assisting in Inequalities at tea
time were Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Siden-
err, Mrs. Ryker, MRS, Masters, Mrs,
]. w. Duncan, and Mrs. M F. Ault.
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PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. Fred G. Dickson,
1854 North Delaware street, are IN
Del Monte, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray Adams,
1895 North Meridian street, will
leave next week for New York City,
to sail for a tour of Europe.
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, $500 Sun
set avenue, and her sister, Mrs. E
c. Kibbee, Minneapolis, left today
to join Miss Anne Ayres, student
at Miss Halls school, Pittsfleld,
Mass. Later they will go to Ber-
muda for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hoke,
Brendenwood, have gone to New
Orleans, where they will join Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Marmon, Mrs. Hail
Marmon and daughter. They will
go to Charleston, S. c., before re-
turning to indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker w. Winslow.
1884 North Delaware street, will
have as their guests next week DR..
and Mrs. Virgil H Moon, Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. w. F. Mullen, 3271 Washing
ton boulevard, will have as her
guest during spring vacation, her
niece, Miss Suzanne Schnabel, who
will come Saturday from Miss Ma
sons school at Tarsytown, N. Y.
Miss Frances Holiday, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex r. Holiday,
1885 North New Jersey street, viii
come Thursday from Smith college
to spend the spring vacation with
her parents.
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SORORITY GIVES
BOWERY PARTY

A "bowery" rush party was given
2or rushees by members of Kappa
Delta Phi sorority at Phi Delta
Kappa chapter house, 2110 College
avenue, Monday night. Members
and guests dressed in keeping with
the party.
Mrs. Marie Lyons, chairman In
charge of arrangements, was assisted
by Mrs. Ruby Sherman and Miss
Florence Mccoy. Guests included
Mrs. Orville Mozingo, Mrs. Max
Lang, Mrs. S. v. jackson, Mrs. Reed
Mcguire, Mrs. Frank Durgan, Miss
Betty Davis, Miss Loretta Grumann,
Miss Alice Emn1inger, Miss Eliza
beth Nolan, Miss Helen Baker, Miss
Magdalele Gehrett, Miss Alice
Schmidt, Miss Martha Nelson, Miss
Bernice Vanhuss and Miss Betty
McDermott.
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MONDAY CLUB
NAMES CHIEFS

Members of the Monday CONVEX
sation Club elected Mrs. Clark
Blakeslee president Of the organiza-
ton at a meeting Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Charles B,
WelIiver, 4130 Guilford avenue. Off
GERS who will serve with her are:
Vice-president, Mrs. Hadley Green,
and secretary treasurer, Mrs. Ellen
Furbee. Mrs. W.. A. Bastian is
chairman of the executive commit
tee Other members of the commit
tee are Mrs. John Thrasher, Mrs.
Seward S. Craig, and Mrs. Welliver.
Members of the membership COM
nittee are Mrs. John Lochhead,
chairman; Mrs. William Anderson
and Mrs. Robert Gilliland.
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Mothers of
p. ia. Form
Music Group

Representatives of mothers Choir
uses of the Parent Teacher ASso-
citation of the public school Of In
dianapolis met at $3.50 Monday
afternoon at the Claypool, perfect
ing an organization to be known as
the Federation of Mothers Choruses
of the Parent-Teacher Association.
Mrs. Maude Moudy was elected
first president. Serving with her
will be Mrs. Lee Clifford, vice preSi-
dent; Miss Georgia Hickman, sec
retary-treasuuer; Mrs. A. E, Sulh-
van, librarian, and Mrs. L. A. Miller,
Mrs. Joseph E. Sutton, Mrs. Clar-
ence Smiley, Mrs. F. N. Kenner and
Mrs. Michael Habig, directors.
Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, chairman OF
the music committee Of the Fedora
ton of Parent Teacher Association.
was chosen general chairman in
charge of music for the organiza-
ton.
The new federation plans to pre-
sent a program for music week In
May. Each chorus will contribute
some part of the program. The new
federation begins with member
ship of more than $50.
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Slated by
IndOYSerS

One Of the principal features Of
the state and national convention
of Iudorsers of Photoplays, to be
held at the Claypool hotel, Thursday
and Friday, April 4 and 5, will be
election of both state and national
officers Of the organization.
Among speakers of national note
will be Mrs. Edward H. Jacobs, Los
Angeles, chairman of the motion
picture committee of the Los An
geIes district of the California Fed
Grafton of Wornen's Clubs.
The convention will open at 9
Thursday morning with a national
business session, election of national
officers. and reports of national
committees to follow. State officers
will be elected Thursday afternoon,
and reports of state committee
chairmen will be heard. Thursday
night will be known as educational
night.
Discussion of organization work
will take up the institute Friday
morning. Annual luncheon of In
dorsers will be held Friday noon in
the Riley room Of the Claypool.
Members of the film industry viii
give short talks. A pre-shoWing VIII
feature the Friday night meeting.
Mrs. Ambrose Delhi, Chicago,
chairman of the motion picture
committee of the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, will attend
the convention. She is bringing
with her "Wolnan's Progress" pic
ture made by the American Picture
Producers and Distributors for the
National Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
The picture will be shown for the
first time in the state both days OF
the convention. Mrs. Delhi will give
a talk in connection with the film
showing. Miss Bertha Smith, Terre
Haute, state president, will preside
at all meetings.
The executive board of the In
dianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays
will hold a meeting at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning at the Fletcher
American bank building to plan for
the convention.
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SORORITY
GIVES TEA

Mrs. Charles E. Smith was hos
tess this afternoon from 2:3O
to 4 o'clock for a tea at her home,
1855 Washington boulevard, for
members of Alpha chapter, Ornicron
Alpha sorority.
The house was decorated through
out with bowls of jonquils. The
tea table held a centerpiece of jon
quils and was lighted with tall yell
low tapers. Mrs. William t. Ayres
and Mrs. Charles Ballman presided
at the tea table.
During the receiving hours, q
musical program was presented by
Mrs. Katherine Murdoch, vocalist
and James Willingham, violinist
Miss Margaret Mann gave a group
Of dances.
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MRS. WILMETH
HEADS CLUB

Members of the Magazine Club
elected Mrs. D. o. Wilmeth presi-
dent at a meeting held at the Y. w.
@. A. Saturday afternoon. Other
officers who will serve with her are
First vice-president, Mrs. w. G.
Bartholomew; second vice-president.
Mrs. Robert T. Ramsay; recording
secretary, Mrs, A. E. Shirley; COR
responding secretary, Mrs. w. E.
Balch; federation secretary, Mrs.
G. It, Austin: treasurer, Mrs. d. w.
Tibbs, and custodian, Mrs. H. w.
Rhodehanel.
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Entertnim ALtrMsnMs

Second of a series of bridge par
ties for members of the Altrusa
Club will be given tonight by Mrs.
K. Eliza, beth Lester at the home OF
Mrs. w. j. Burcham, 2035 North
Meridian street, Assisting Mrs. Les
ter will be Mrs. Burcham and her
sisters, Miss Lulie and Miss Eva Glib
bons. Twenty guests have. been
invited. Mrs. Lester entertained
thirty-six guests Monday night.
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BRIDE-ELECT
is HONORED

Mrs. Frances Gebauer and Miss
Miriam Gebauer entertained Men
day night at their home, 1880 COL
lege avenue. with a trousseau shower
in honor of Miss Esther Gebauer,
whose marriage to Malcolm Carlisle
viii take place Friday, March 49,
Decorations and appointments
were in bridal colors, jade and
cream. Guests with the bride-elect
were Mrs. Alice McDaniels, Mrs.
Irene Quirl, Mrs. Ona Clingler, MRS.
Betty Fitch, Mrs. Gladys Stevenson,
Miss Edna Grow, Miss katherine
Carlisle, Miss Bertha Huffman. Miss
Ruth Record, Miss Ruth Jupin, Miss
Mildred Williams, Miss Lucille Pipes,
Miss Josephine Sparks and Miss
Juanita Shaffer.
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NEW OFFICERS
ARE CHOSEN

Mrs. G. G.. Calkins was elected
president of the Cafnelian Club at
a luncheon meeting Monday at the
Ethelynn tea room., Other officers
for the. 1929-3O season are: First
vice-president, Mrs. w. F. Cleary;
second vice-president, Mrs. H. L.
Nixon; recording secretary, Mrs
Mcclellan Coppoek; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. o. B. Emf, and
treasurer, Mrs. L. A. Fleury. Mrs.
Coppock and Mrs. George Lemaux
we're hostasses for the luncheon
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Pierpont-Leonard

Miss Lois Leonard, daughter OF
Mrs. Iva Leonard, 1923 West Michi-
gan street, became the bride of VIII
liam Lon Pierpont, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Pierpont, 219 North
Gray street, at 1870 Monday morn
ing at Greenfield. The ceremony
was read by the Rev. r. L. Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpont will be at
home at 1923 West Michigan street.
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REVIEW CLUB HOLDS
INFORMAL MEETING

Members of the Review Club were
entertained at an informal guest
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Dugan Good
rich, 4508 Central avenue. Fifty
members and guests were present.
Intelligent Wonlan's Guide to
Socialism" by Shaw, was reviewed
by Mrs. Howard Meeker. Mrs. David
Allerdice presented q talk on
"Houdini" The tea table was dec
Grated with yellow and blue spring
flowers, Mrs. Elyan Harrington and
Mrs. Robert Elliott presided.
SOC
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Mnqor Given Flag

Mrs. E. May Hahn presented a
flag to Mayor L. Ert, Slack at 2
o'clock this afternoon on behalf OF
members of Marion county chap
ter, American War Mothers. Mrs.
r. e. Remington gave a reading,
''Your Flag and My Flag" during
the presentation.
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Joint Meetinq Planned

Members of the Federated
Patriotic Society allied with the
Grand Army of the Republic will
hold regular meeting at O'Clock
wednesday night at TT. Friendly,
5l2 North Illinois street. Following
short business meeting, cards and
bunco viii be played. Mrs. Lula
Hartzog, president, viii preside.
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Announce Marri0qe Date

Announcement is made that the
marriage of Miss Mary Hovey,
daughter of Mrs Albert r. Hovey,
and William Pendleton Wood, Hol-
lywood, Cal, Wednesday, March 81.
The BRIDE elect, the sister of Mrs.
Barrett M. Woodsmall, 534 East
Maple road, has been in California
with her mother for a year, staying
with Mrs. j. K. Nulsen, another sis
ter. Miss Hovey attended Indiana
university, where she was a mem
Der of Delta Gamma sorority.
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Snnnish Glib COnpenes

Members of the Spanish Club held
a meeting ct o'clock Monday night
at the Y. w. G. A. Mrs. Glenn Did
del, instructor of Spanish at the
Y. w. G. A. night school, gave a
talk on Mexican Literature" A
class in conversational Spanish dur
ing the half hour preceding the
meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Diddel.
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Elect Mrs. Jenne President

Members OF the Vincent =. l.. ,. Y.
elected Mrs. E. H. JENNIE president
of the organization at a meeting
Monday at the Fletcher American
bank building. Other officers who
viii serve with her are: Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. George N. Cheney; and
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. G. II.
Finney. Mrs. F. g. Johns was re-
elected publicity chairman.
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BENEFIT Pnrtn Scheduled

Members OF the Booster commit
tee, Meta council, Daughters OF Po-
cahontas, will entertain with bene-
fit card and bunco party Wednes-
day at Lavelle Dossett hall, West
Tenth street and King avenue.
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Jon Club Meets

Members of the Joy Club we're
entertained at the home Of Miss
Magdalene Bisesi, SIT East Merrill
street, with st. Patrick's party,
Sunday afternoon. Bunco and
games were played. Decorations and
appointments were carried out in
green and white
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Officials to Entertain

officials of William Mckinley
school 80 will entertain with a
luncheon Wednesday noon at the
school. Guests of honor will be Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Miller, MIR. and
Mrs C. G. Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred T. Gladen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron B. Williams. Miss Lena ..
Swope is principal of the school.
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Sororitn to Cine Bridge

Indiana Beta chapter, Delta Sig
ma sorority, will entertain with a
bridge party Wednesday night at
the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs.
Margaret Hanson, Mrs. Hugh
Mitchell, Miss Florence Schwartz
haus, and Miss Gladys Remington
compose the committee in charge
of ARRANGEMENTS.
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HEADS DANCE COMMITTEE

Miss Emmlind
JuniuS is
chairman of
the committee
in charge of
arrangements
for a dance
to be given
by Beta chapter,
Omega Phi Tau
sorority at
the Calling
Gun Club
Thursday night,
The dance
will be for
the benefit
of their annual
spring frolic
with Alpha
chapter.
Miss Junius
is being
assisted by
Miss Mary Louise
Lorgerich,
Miss Sara
Suddarth, Miss
Martha SpalI
and Miss Betty
GeIdmeier.