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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-12
Rose Tea Is
First Party
0fSOrority

Miss Mildred Diet, 3443 Carroll
ton avenue, will entertain with a
rose candleight tea at her home on
Sunday afternoon from to 5. 1t
will be the first of series of rush
parties to be given during the com
ing week by members of Omicron
chapter, Chi Sigma sorority.
A color scheme of rose and jade
will be used in appointments and
decorations. A musical and dancing
program will be given.
Guests will include Miss Betty
Reidy, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
Lucille Branson, Miss Edith Mills,
Miss Mary Frances Egan, Miss Mil
dred Allen, Miss Hilda Rathz, Miss
Madeline Russell, Miss Mary Fin
negan, Miss Ruth Egan, Miss Wini-
fred Kavanagh, Miss Irene Gala
CHER, Miss Mary Agnes Griffin and
Miss Louise Schwier.
Miss Dorothy McNIanamon will
entertain Thursday night with a
mask party" at her home, 3317 Col
lege avenue. Miss Charlotte Gross
man is sponsoring a bacon bat"
next Saturday night.
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Teas and Membership Meeting
on Program for Y. w. G.. A.

with Mrs. Samuel Ashby, president
of the board Of directors, will re-
ceive with Mrs. Campbell.
Music will be arranged by Mrs
William Herbert Gibbs. music chair
man Of the association, and there
will be a continuous program from
3 to 9 in the lounge. on the first
floor of the association building, 329
North Pennsylvania street.
Those who will assist during the
afternoon and evening are: Mrs.
Frank Bopp, Mrs. A. B. Click, Mrs.
r. Stewart Bailey, Mrs. Bertha
Laatz Reick, Mrs. I. E. Parker, Mrs.
w. J. E. Weber, Mrs Charles Oval,
Mrs. Ruth Grimes, Mrs. George G.
Cannon, Mrs. Paul Thayers, Mrs.
H. B. Pike, Mrs. w. H. Hinkle, Mrs.
A. P Monroe, Mrs. Louis Wolff,
Mrs. Walter S. Grow, Mrs. Frank L.
Evans and Miss Laura Reynolds.
The reception for old friends and
members of the Y. w. c. A, when
Mrs. Bisset was secretary here, will
be the other high spot in the weeks
activities Tuesday afternoon from
to 6, Mrs. Bisset will receive in
the lounge with former board mem
bers and secretaries who are ex-
pected to be in the city for that
occasion.
Mrs. Bisset now is president Of the
board Of directors of the Y. w G. A.
in Karachi, India. She was en-
gagged in the local association work
fifteen years ago and this will be
her second visit to the Indianapo-
lis Y. w. c. A. since that time.
Following the reception, Mrs. Bis
set will be guest of honor at dinner,
given by former and present mem
bers of the Miriam and Loyalty
clubs, the first clubs for business
women in the local association. She
will be the speaker at the meeting
for the entire membership in Hol-
lenbeck hall at 8. She will discuss
the Y. w. c. A. program in India.
The membership meeting is to be
the recognized October meeting to
which all members of the associa-
ton are invited. The second all
member occasion will take place in
January.
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will continue Mrs. Hardestys travel
sketch with "New York to West
Indies"
First regular meeting of the In
dianapolis chapter Of Hadass9h will
be held at 2:15 o'clock at Kirsch-
baum Community Center D.. Nil
ton Steinberg will talk on his recent
trip to the Holy Land. Cantor Myro
Glass will sing some Palestinian
songs.
THURSDAY
Members of the Wonen's Faculty
Club of Butler university will meet
in Recreation hall, Arthur Jordan
Memorial building. Miss Evelyn
Butler, dean of women at the uni
versity, will talk on "Some Literary
Hoaxes." Mrs. Robert j. Alley will
be hostess. A musical program will
be given.
Beta Delphian society will meet
at Gas in the clubroom Of the
Fletcher American Bank building.
Mozart Haydn" will be the subject
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Luncheon Is
Club EUent

Members of the community well
fare department of the Woman'S
Department Club will open the
club year with a discussion lunch
con at 1890 Wednesday at the club
home, 1902 North Meridian street.
State Senator Winfield Miller will
speak on Present and Future
agership." Following Mr.. Miller's
Status of indianapolis City Man
talk the five candidates for school
commissioners, Endorsed by the citi-
zens' school committee, Mrs. J. Don
Miller, Julian Wetzel, Russell Will
son, Samuel E. Garrison and Merle
Sidener, will be introduced.
The program is under auspices of
the municipal affairs committee of
The department Of which Mrs. Will
liam H Eshbaeh is chairman,
Mrs. Robert Shingler is chairman
of luncheons. Mrs. Elmer c.. Lee,
hospitality chairman, will have
charge of the dining room. Reser-
vations may be made with Mrs.
John Conner. Riley 1852, not later
than Monday night.
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BY WALLACE G. WEST
United Press Staff Correspondent
CHIGAGO Oct Ii a raMnlt

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-A revolt of
middle western women against the
new Iong-skirted styles from Paris
was limited today by buyers in Chi
cago's largest stores.
At leading department stores and
shops the opinion was expressed
generally that those who look to-
ward Chicago as a style center were
purchasing the trailing gowns with
wry faces and mainly because they
couldn't get anything else.
Women heartily are in sympathy
with the statement of Fannie
Hurst, author, that revival of long
skirts, corsets and frills is a deep
plot to deprive the sex of its hard
won freedom. But the puzzle seems
to be-where are the styles of yes
teryear? They certainly are not in
the show windows. All shops of the
loop district feature the trailing,
princess type of garment.
women don't like the styles and
I don't blame them" said buyer
for one of Chicago's largest de-
partment stores. "They make their
wearers look older, and who wants
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Musicale to
Start Year
on Friday

Presidents day and the opening
meeting of the club year will be OBJ
served by members of the Indian-
apolis Matinee Musicale in Sculptor
court. John Heron Art institute, at
3 Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, presi-
dent of the organization, will give
an address. Jane Johnson Bur-
roughS, prize winner of the young
artists contest, conducted by the
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs,
will present a group of vocal num-
bers, accompanied by Mrs. Frank T.
Edenharter.
Mrs. Louise Mason Caldwell and
Miss Helena Sipe will present a
program of two piano numbers.
Following the program, a recep-
ton will be held. Honor guests will
be the artists, Mrs. Brakeman, Mrs
Edward Birge Of Bloomington, pres
ident of the Indiana Federation OF
Music Clubs, and past presidents OF
the Musicale.
Mrs. George Bailey is chairman OF
the social committee, assisted by
Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. James
Cunning Members of the student
section will serve.
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CT discussion. Mrs. E. S. Donnel,
leader, will be assisted by Mrs. G..
w. Albright, Mrs. w. A. Bohme, Mrs.
J. A. May, Mrs. w. A. Shouts and
Mrs, r. W. Schulmeyer.
Members of the Veronica Club will
meet at St. Mary's academy, 429
East Vermont street. Mrs. Isaac
Born will give a talk on Civic Gov
eminent" and the academy will fur
nish short musical program. Host
esses will be Mrs. Phillip Gallahue
and Mrs. Clara Langsdale.
FRIDAY
Presidents day will be observed
by members of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale at o'clock in
Sculptor hall, John Heron Art IN
st:tute. The program will be 1ol-
lowed by a reception.
Indianapolis Woman's Club will
meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Alice
Bidwell Wesenberg will give "a
Young Girls Yes" General CONVEX
setion will follow Mrs. Wesenberg s
ak.
The Culture Club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Chiles, SOL East Wash
ington street Mrs. G. A. McCotter
will review current events. Mrs. O..
Z. Stanfeld will discuss Ceylon,
THE Earth's Most Beautiful Island"
DR.. Amos Butler will address the
Woman's Research Club on Prison
Reform" Mrs. j. w. Noble, 5570
Keystone avenue, will be hostess.
Mrs. j. A. Hood, 619 North Brad
lev street, president Of the Woman's
Advance Club, will be hostess for
the meeting. Mrs. L. D. Owens will
discuss Thornton Wilder, and Mrs.
H N. McClelland will review 1.-THE
Bridge of San Luis Rey."
SATURDAY
Mrs. o. T. Behymer, 230 East
North street, will be hostess for the
first regular meeting of the After
math Club at her home. Luncheon
will be served at 1880. A program
will follow. Travel is. the subject
of the club program this year.
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Mrs. w. T. Neuton, Mrs. H. Q.
Pritchard and Mrs. D. Stewart.
Meetings will be held on Tuesdays
instead of Wednesdays this year.
WEDNESDAY
Opening meeting of the commu-
nifty welfare department of the
Womans Department Club will be
held. Luncheon will be served at
1890, followed by a talk, present
and Future Status of Indianapolis
City Managership," by Senator Win
field Miller.
Presidents Gay will be observed
by members of the New Century
Club with a luncheon at the Ethel
enn tearoom'
Mrs. o. T. Behymer, $50 East
North street, Apartment 8. will be
hostess to the meeting of the After
math Club. Summer Aftermath"
will be roll call response. Starting
Abroad will be Mrs. George w.
Hardesty's topic. Mrs. P. H. Yant
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Women See Loss of Liberty
in Decree of Long Skirts

to taken on ten years over night
these days? No woman eXists-ex-
cept the very young-who isn't In
quest of youth. Why should she put
on draperies and long skirts?"
Another buyer was optimistic,
predicting the new fashions would
last no longer than spring.
Economically, long skirts are i'm
possible in these busting days" she
said. 'How can women run for
the elevated or work efficiently with
such hampering clothes? Spring
will see us getting back to the
old, youthful lines"
A third buyer was Disguised. SIT
just goes to show that all this talk
of woman's emancipation is bunk"
she declared. Il don't like the new
styles, and it isn't just because I
haven't a waspwaist. either. But
women are falling for them. I sup
pose its the great determination Of
Partisan designers. For three years
American women have been short
ening the long models they sent
over. Now the princess slip has been
revived-and how can that be
shortened?"
A minority of those who choose
what the large stores shall show In
their windows we're enthusiastic
about the new designs.
"They have dignity" was the cry
of one OF this group. "a flapper
wouldn't feel like talking slang in
the new evening gowns"
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Bridal Couple
Are Guests at
Party Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Baron will en-
terrain with q dinner bridge party
at their home, 811 East Forty
second street, tonight in honor OF
Miss Mayme Murphy and Joseph j.
Speaks, whose marriage WIFI take
place at 9 Wednesday morning at st.
Phillip Neri church.
The table will be centered with q
mound of pompon chrysanthemums
in shades of gold. bronze and yellow
and lighted with gold tapers ir
crystal holders. Covers will be laid
for fourteen.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy and Mrs
James L. Dugan will be the bride
elects attendants. Mr.. Speaks VI
be attended by James L. Dugar
Edward Murphy and Charles :
Lines, Cleveland. Miss Murphy i
the daughter of Mrs. Abbie Murphy
1 Woodland drive.
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Whitlock. The troop took a hike up
Fall Greek last Friday.
Troop No. As took an observation
trip to the Children's Museum last
week.
New patrol leaders In troop No ID
are Alethea Tieman, Juanita Brom-
ley, Winona Kentham.
New candidates are: Troop No.
20, Maude Bake; Troop No. %, Mar
garet Bird, Betty Yeaman, Jean Cof-
fin; Troop No. 10, Goldie Lieberman;
Troop No. AZ, Mary Liebenderfer;
Troop No. 81, Muriel Fithian, Muriel
TirSway, Eleanor Lindgren; Troop
No. IA, Thelma Joyce, Maryanna
Munson, Frances Wood, Norma Hey
man, Helen Ruganier, Wenone Will
lis; Troop No. %, Louise Fenner,
Jane Axtell, Ruth Plant, Dorothy
Hendrickson; Troop No. 10, Clara
Rice; Troop No. 8, Marjorie Nc
Broom, Alberta Bates, Julia Rowe,
Alberta Brendlein, Helen Marder-
ford, Caroline Jaeger, Joan Hage-
dorm, Alberta Farwell.
Dorothy Dunbar was appointed
hostess; Nancy Socwell, orderly, and
Helen Hudgins, scribe of Troop
No %.
New patrol leaders of Troop No.
Is are Dorothy Wallick, Jane Muir
ray and Gertrude Winklehaus.
Troop 81 took a trip to stone
quarry Saturday to study rocks.
Ten girls Of Troop ~ took hike
to pass firebuilding and cooking.
la Little was invested as a Girl
Scout in Troop 13.
The patrol leaders Of Troop %
with Captain Ballman and Mrs.
Crawford. spent one night last week
end at Dellwood. The troop will
attend the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church in body on Girl Scout Sun
day.
Next Monday is the last MEETING
of the leaders training class until
Nov. II, when Miss Adamson will
return from national convention
and training camp.
The Indianapolis Power and Light
Company is turning over the model
home which it has in its store on
the Circle to the Girl Scouts for one
hour Saturday mornings, beginning
Oct. 19. Instruction will be given
in the homemaking work, both sec
ond class and merit badge work. The
first work will he on the second class
cooking test. Cards will be placed
in the windows Of the store to indi-
cate what work will be taken UP
next.
Blue cards for merit badges to be
received at the next Court Of
Awards must be in the Office not
later than Nov. !.
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International night for the In
dianapolis Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held Thurs
day night at the Womans Depart
ment Club, 1902 North Meridian
street, when Miss Lena Madisin
Phillips, New York, chairman of
the international relations commit
tee of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs will be speaker. Miss Phillips
is former president Of the national
federation. She will talk on rela~
tons of the United States with
other nations.
Miss Phillips has led two good
will tours to Europe for the national
federation. She has called a meet
ing for next summer at Geneva,
Switzerland, for the purpose of try
ing to organize an international
Business and Professional Women's
organization.
Miss Clara M. G. Berus, local
chairman, will preside at the forum
lIOUI. MAo. AUD ~ 4 AOoCJ PACoAONAA"
of the local club, will preside for
the address of Miss Phillips. Ma
tional airs will be played during the
dinner hour. Flags of all nations
will be used to decorate the room.
Mrs. Anita Scott will sing, accom-
panied by Miss Anita Wandell. Miss
Virginia Davidson, pianist. and Miss
Jean Davidson. violinist, will give
group of numbers.
All business and professional
women teachers who will be in In
dianapolis Thursday will be adj
mitted to the clubhouse by mem
bership card only. Martinsville and
Anderson organizations have been
invited to attend.
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w. C. T. U. NEWS

At the Marion county executive
last Monday the following dates
we're set for the institutes OF the
local unions: North East union, Nov.
6; Washington, Nov. 8; Frances Will
lard, Nov. IL; Edgewood Long Acre,
Nov. 20; Frances Cleveland, Dec. 3;
Brightwood, Dec. 5; Bay Laurel, Dec.
9; University Heights, Dec. 10; Eliza
beth Stanley, Dec. IL; Palmer, Dec.
10; Tuxedo, Jan. 10; Vayhinger, Jan.
10; Sarah Swain, Jan. IA; Thurman,
Carrie Ross and Highland, Jan. Is;
Irvington, Feb. 5; Broad Ripple,
Feb. 6; zerelda Wallace, Feb. IL;
Esther, Feb. 10; Mary Balch, Feb.
81; Meridian, March 5; Central,
March 6; Nina Brigham, March IL.
Edgewood Long Acre w. G. T. u.
will meet with Mrs. Susan Stuck
Wednesday at 2. Mrs. Evelyn Webb
will have charge of devotions. Dele
gates will give echoes of the ma
tional and county conventions. Ar
engagements will be made for local
institute to be held Nov. 90 Mrs.
E. E. Penrod, president, will preside.
Irvington w. G. It. U. will meet
Wednesday at 2 at the home of Mrs.
Lou Brown, 80 Downey avenue. Mrs.
Minnie Rogers will have charge of
devotions. Reports will be given of
the national and county convention.
Mrs. Ida Scott, president, will pre-
side.
Mary Belch w. c. r. U. will meet
Friday at l 80 at the Fletcher Amer
lean bank. Mrs. Minnie Waldvogel
will have charge of the devotions.
Reports of the national county and
state conventions will be heard. Di-
rectors Of departments will be
appointed. Mrs. Mary Hensley,
president, will preside.
Thurman w. c. T. U. will meet
Tuesday at 2 at the home of Mrs.
Jennie B. Airline, Ais North Black
ford street. Mrs. Fannie Stewart
will have charge of the devotions.
Mrs. Helen Board will present, a
musical program. The topic for the
day will be Parliamentary Usage"
Mrs. EStella Ballenger, president,
will preside.
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"A Haddoo House and It's Purple
and White Heather-lined Drive
ways" will be the subject Of the lee
ture to be given before chapters of
the International Study and Travel
Club next week by Mrs. Samuel r.
Artman.
Monday
Elsinore chapter members will
meet at the Ethelenn tearoom, 1850
North Meridian street. Luncheon
will be served at IL. Mrs. Eugene
Short will sing a group Of Scotch
songs.
Tuesday
Arcadian chapter members will
meet for a 1890 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. J. w. Potter, 100 East
Forty-eighth street, with Mrs. j. G.
Sibson and Mrs. w. P. Kersey as
assisting hostesses. A musical pro-
gram will be given. Mrs. SibSon
will sing Loeb Lomond." Members
will respond to roll call with quota
tons on Scotland. The Rev. j. Ora
ham Sibson, formerly of Scotland,
will give a talk.
Wednesday
Mrs F. N Nelson will entertain
the Blue Nile chapter at her coun-
try home. Spring Mill road. The
meeting will convene at 1920 in
the morning, with a luncheon at
-. Mrs. Frank Forty will assist
the hostess. Mrs. o. B. Little will
tell Of the beginning of English
literature. Mrs. T. j. Williamson
will speak on The Saints of Ancient
Scotland" and Mrs. w. G. Holiday
will read paper, The Roman In
vasion of England" Mrs. F. N.
Hooker will be made a member.
Elizabethan chapter will meet at
the home of the president. Mrs.
George Ruth, Clio West Thirty-first
street, for a l o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
Maud Jones and Mrs George w.
Dyer will assist the hostess. Mrs.
Frank Spangler will sing a group of
Scotch songs accompanied by Mrs.
William Bratton. Mrs. Ruth will
read some of Robert Burns letters.
Thursday
Norwegian chapter will meet for
1880 luncheon at the home of
Mrs. N. H. Gilman, 1850 College ave-
nue.. with Mrs. Fred Duesenberg as
assisting hostess. The travel talk
viii be on Educational Institutions
in Aberdeen" Miss Harriet Bur-
bank viii dance the Highland Fling.
in costume. Response to roll call
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Marriage of Miss Roberta
Cameron, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Musselman, 2935
North Delaware street. took place
at noon today at the Central
Christian church, DR.. w. A. ShulL
lenberger, pastor, reading the
service.
The bride wore a dahlia chiffon
gown and transparent velvet coat
to match. and carried Butterfly
roses. Following the ceremony, a
bridal luncheon was given at the
Hotel SEVERN for members OF the
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musselman have
gone on a trip north. the bride
travelling in a black ensemble,
trimmed with gray fox. Mrs.
Musselman attended John Heron
Art Institute and the bridegroom
was graduated from Indiana Law
school. where he was member
Of Sigma Delta Kappa fraternity.
The bride is president Of Iota
Kappa sorority.
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Three Prizes
Are Won by
Marion Co.

Many Indianapolis women are at
tending the state w. c. T. U. con-
vention in Gary. Among them are
Mrs. Felix McWhirter, Mrs. Frank
J. Lair, Mrs. H. K. Fatout, Mrs. E.
A. Williams, Mrs. Martha Gipe, Mrs.
Mary Hensley, Mrs. Ida Scott, Mrs.
Phoebe Link, Mrs. Addie Lancaster,
Mrs. Anna Carlin. Mrs. Lillian Hell
ger, Mrs. Alonzo Huls. Mrs Lennie
Burns, Mrs. Stella Elder, Mrs. Ger
trude Messick, Mrs. Florence Gull
lett, Mrs. Flora Reisenhaupt. Mrs
Forrest Neal, Mrs. Alta Cotter. Mrs
Mabel Newman, Mrs. Lillian Sed-
wick, Mrs. Lillian Hoover. Mrs. Os-
car N. Pittenger and Mrs. Grace
Altvater.
Mrs. McWhirter, Mrs. Pittenger.
and Mrs. Altvater appeared on Fri
day afternoons program as chair
men Of departments.
Marion county is a winner of
three prizes awarded by the state
for having done the greatest amount
OF work. Other prizes were awarded
to Mrs. E. A Williams for having
obtained the largest number of sub
scriptiOnS for the state paper,
Union Signal; Mrs. Beulah Clark
for outstanding work in the depart
ment of social morality; and DR..
Gertrude Henshaw for health work.
Three new trustees will be elected
today to fill the places of Mrs. Nc
Whittier and Mrs Clara Sears, IN
dianapolis, and Mrs. Vivian Carey,
Marion.
The Y. P. B. was given permits
sion by the board to publish a
monthly paper, financed by the
Young Peoples Branch of the Or
ganiZation.
The meeting Friday night OBJ
served Gary night" Mayor F. E.
Williams greeted the group. as did
the Rev. Monroe Schuster, president
of the ministerial association, and
Miss Luella Swisher. president of
the Lake county w. c. T. u.
Mrs. Maggie McCool, director of
the department of international re-
Nations. responded to the greetings.
Elkhart and Fl. Wayne are ask
ing for the convention in 1880.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS

Next week, Oct. IS to 20, will be
Girl Scout week all over the country.
The October number of the Salute
is ready Captains are requested to
call for them at the Office or send
a responsible girl.
New patrol leaders in troop No. %
are Milicent Coleman, Marcella Ar
dern, Mary Jane Bayer, Doris Fill
ingham, Jean Fillingham; Betty
Bell, Barbara Ballinger, Frances
Hill, Harriet Holmes, Nancy White,
Betty Ann Calvelage, Aloyse Botten-
weiser, Rosemary Shank and Ruth
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Sick-ROOnl Trans

A thoughtful woman, who had
much illness in her home, used to
clip out jokes, pretty pictures, beau
tiful thoughts and wise sayings
from magazines, newspapers and
copy them from books. Each day
the sick-room tray had one of these
alongside of the single flower it al
ways carried. She made practice
of leaving the patient alone with the
tray. She found an i'll person COM
plains less and eats more when
alone.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

will be, based on the lives Of Scotch
writer's and musicians.
Valencian chapter will meet at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Grover
Slider, 3211 North Station street.
Mrs. Samuel Lingle and Mrs. Charles
Sellers will assist the hostess. Re-
spouse to roll call will be current
events of European Importance.
Mrs. Glen Moore will read a paper
on early History of Scotland" Mrs.
Charles Sellers, world current
events chairman, will give a few
American current events. Mrs. Lii
liam Sedwick will sing a group of
Scotch songs, playing her own &C
commandment on the harp.
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With two teas and an all mem1
bership meeting on the calendar for
next week, the Y. w. G. A. will take
on an air oEgayety. Tuesday Mrs.
Beatrice Cron Bisset, former secre-
tary, will receive all afternoon and
speak at the membership meeting
in the evening On Friday, Mrs.
Ada Carrie Campbell, new general
secretary, from Omaha, Neb., will be
introduced formally at a reception
in her honor. Both occasions will
be given under the direction Of the
membership department.
Preparation for 500 guests, honor
ing Mrs. Campbell, are being made
by Mrs. Paul T. Payne, chairman
of membership committee, who,