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president, Margaret Doyle; treas
urer, Mary Elizabeth Ward; Secre-
tary. Mary Margaret Flaherty; re-
porter, Mary Cosgrove. Miss Mar
garet Moran is counselor. In addi-
ton to the above named, the follow
ing are members of the new troop;
Henrietta CoSgrove, Anna Louise
Conley, Frances Gross, Mary Louise
Stitch, Jean Nancy and Martha Jane
Foederer, who is chairman of the
hope chest committee. All of the
members passed their entrance test.
The next meeting of Troop Is will
be held at the home of Henrietta
and Mary Cosgrove, 1915 Arlington
boulevard, Saturday evening, March
90, at 7A5.
a reporters meeting was held
Saturday afternoon at the Catholic
Community Center
Lenten self-denial banks have
been distributed to the junior men,
bers. Proceeds will go toward the
summer camp fund.
Lenora thinner has been named
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Junior court chairman of the hope
chest and Mrs. Mildred Jordan
Smith. junior council chairman.
All articles for the hope chest,
which will be awarded within few
weeks, are to be in pastel shades.
Each troop is to report by April l
as to what article will be donated
for the chest.
Troop 6 will meet with Martha
Hayes, s2317 North Capitol avenue,
Friday afternoon, March %, imme-
diately after school.
A social meeting of Troop 10 was
held at the home Of Helen Kassen-
brock, 1925 West Ray street,
Wednesday. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother. Awards were
made to Dorothea Gilligan. Anna
belle Montgomery. Marie Whitlow,
Anna Schwab and Mary Ann Pat
terson. Two new members have
joined this troop. Cleo Reid and
Lois Claus. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Agnes Kra-
toska, 1925 Blaine avenue, Wednes-
day, April 2.
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iona Gale
Play to be
Presented

iona Gales play, The Neigh
bors." will be presented by members
Of the drama department Of the
Woman's Department CLUB at the
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. James L. Eareen Is direct
ing the production. Among those
who viii take part are:
Mesdames
" T. Bailey Clay con II Ridge
stepfon a Bogert T. r finder
Vernon T. B.ler Clark s. wheeler
.Torr y Cr.Ic Harr- z wood
Preceding the play. election Of Of
fcers for the department viii be
held. Mrs. George Cox is chairman
of nomination committee. Tea will
be served following the program,
with Mrs Harry z. Watson as host
ess.
Mrs. Everett NJ. Schoheld, presi-
dent, and Mrs r. o. McAlexander,
hrst vice-president, will pour, as
sisted by:
Mesdames
E. Il. Ke}tefhenry 4. K. Gillette
Trance P"-npie ~. g. Borcherding
A. F. Shirley Charles Clayton
Mrs. Littleberry Foster will pre-
side.
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Trinity College
Teacher to Be
Clubs Speaker

Dr. Walter Starkie. member OF the
faculty at Trinity college, Dublin,
Ireland, and director of the Abbey
theater, will lecture on "Gypsies and
Their Music" in the auditorium OF
School 81 at 815 Monday night,
March 81.
DR.. Starkie's talk will be the last
of a series given this winter under
the auspices of the 1rvington Union
of Clubs.
The speaker, who wandered with
gypsies for a number of years, will
play the violin in connection with
his talk. He will be accompanied
by Miss Anita Wandeu.
Mrs. Joseph Ostrander, chairman
of the Irvington Union of Clubs, is
general chairman in charge OF the
affair. Mrs. E. G.. Hesser is chair
man of the ticket committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Paul Ragsdale, Mrs.
Bertram Day, Mrs. F. E. Glass, Mrs.
Mark Reasoner and Mrs. Chester
Albright.
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GIRL RESERVE NOTES

Club 2 will meet at the Y. w.
C. A. Wednesday afternoon after
school. Each girl is asked to bring
an empty cardboard box to make
Easter baskets.
Club ID will meet at the Y. w. c.
A. Monday afternoon at $3.50 for a
tafy pull.
Girl Reserves Of Club 80 will give
a ceremonial at the Girl Reserve
mothers tea at the Woodruff Place
clubhouse Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clock. All girls are asked to
meet Dorothy Mae Rice after school
and come TO the clubhouse with her.
The ceremonial will be given in the
Girl Reserve uniform. Mothers OF
al Girl Reserves of east side clubs
are invited to the tea. Mrs. L. G.
Hughes is chairman Of arrange
ments.
Members of Club rs gave a dem
onstration Of their purpose, slogan
and code at the Girl Reserve
mothers tea at school No. 76 Fri
day afternoon.
Club 70 will meet Tuesday after
noon 10 finish work on the vases
made from old bottles.
The Southport Club is preparing
a play, "A Little Clodhopper. which
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Indiana OAR.
Activities

Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Bryne, Brook
vile, has been announced and in
dorsed as a candidate for state
regent of the Indiana society by
the Twin Forks chapter, Brookville,
and the Mary Mott Green chapter,
Shelbyville. Mrs. OBryne, who is
just completing her third year as
state treasurer, will retire from the
Office in April, 1881. In appreciation
of her work as state officer, the state
Indiana society presented an audi
forum chair to Constitution hall in
1927 III her honor.
Miss Marie Helen Beard, Marion,
member of the General Francs,
Marion chapter, has been appointed
page to the Continental Congress
which meets at Washington, April
l4-19.
Mrs. Fletcher Misner will be host
ess Wednesday for the March
meeting of the Anderson chapter.
Mrs. {. S. Albright will talk ca
Promoting Real Patriotism" Mrs.
Ross Tracy will review March in
the United States History" Mrs.
Harris Coy, Mrs. James D. Hooper,
Mrs. L. M. Howe, Mrs. Jessie Hurst,
Mrs. May B. Haugh, Mrs. Margaret
McGaughey, Mrs. Emma Thomas,
Miss Bertha Stephenson, Miss
Katherine Brownback and Miss May
Malone will be assisting hostesses.
Chapter regents are advised by
Mrs. Howard w. Graham, state
chairman of the manual, that Eng
fish, Polish and Italian manuals are
ready for distribution and French
and German editions will be ready
shortly. The manuals are used fol-
chapter study.
Mrs. James B. CrankShaW, state
regent, attended the Illinois state
conference which met March 1920
in Chicago. She was guest at the
Illinois D. A. R. State officers Clut
in Chicago March II.
Colonel Augustin de Ia Balm'
chapter, Columbia City, reports thu
death of it's organizing regent, Mrs
Wallace w. Williamson.
Mrs. Oracle Grant, Mrs. Marion
Hayden and Miss Ethel A. Vinnedg'
were appointed to represent thu
Obadiah Taylor chapter, Lowell, a
Continental congress in April
A large delegation of members o.
the Richmond chapter will attend
the dedication of the Caroline Scot
Harrison Memorial building at OK
ford, O., April l.
Miss Florence Merritt, Fl. Wayne
will serve as a platform page at the
Continental Congress.
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is to be given some time in May
for the benefit of the club fun6s
The following girls are members of
the club: Elizabeth Sauers, presi-
dent; Lucille Homer, vice president;
Mary Hancock, secretary; Dorothy
Deible, Erleane Rastburn, Thelma
Stevens, Betty Williams, Winifred
Townsend, Mildred Burnett, Mar
garet Foster, Georgia Smart, Mabel
Morgan, Altha Hancock.
Roberts Park Club wifi have a
spread Tuesday afternoon at 4 in
the dining room Of the church. A
surprise for members viii be an
nounced at this meeting.
High School Inter Club Council
playlets will be given Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in Hollenbeck
hall Of the Y. w. c. A.. The pub
lie is invited and tickets will be sold
at the door.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

"The Priceless Bible at Trinity
College," will be the subject of the
lecture to be given next week be-
fore chapters of the International
Study End Travel Club by Mrs.
Samuel r. Artman.
MONDAY
Venetian chapter will meet for a
/ o'clock luncheon at the 4umley
tearcom. Reservation may be made
with Mrs. A. E. Brown. Election of
officers will follow the lecture. Al
members are asked to attend. Re
Spouse to roll call will be quotations
from Irish poetry.
TUESDAY
Arabia chapter will have a 1890
luncheon at the Sphinx grill, Merid-
ian and Twenty-frst streets. There
will be election of officers. Mrs. Al
fred Sweetman will sing a group OF
Irish songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Laura Crag Poland.
WEDNESDAY
Mount Vernon chapter members
will be guests of the Colonial Bos-
ton chapter at the Lumley tearoom
at / O'Clock. Decorations will be
carried out in the Easter colors and
motifs. The Colonial Boston quar-
tet will sing group of songs. Mrs.
w. A. Ferguson, Mrs. James H.
Viewer, Mrs. Elmer johnson and Mrs.
M. Pearl Fibiger will be hostesses.
Mrs. Enos B. WHY will preside.
THURSDAY
Mrs. J. E. Holt will be hostess for
a meeting of the Castle Craig
chapter at 7:45 at her home, 1924
East North street. Response to roll
cali will be Irish poetry. Annual
election of officers will be held.
Members of Alexandrian chapter
will meet for l o'clock luncheon at
the home of Mrs. John Lindenborg,
1890 West Twenty-ffth street. Mrs.
Ben Roderick will be assisting
hostess. Miss Frieda Roderick will
present several piano selections. An
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March 16 to % was Camp Fire
birthday week. Eighteen years ago
the organization was born, bringing
to thousands of girls the content
that comes with accomplishment,
and compensations that come with
service to others.
To fulfill the law, "Pursue KnoWl-
edge" each year study is outlined
and called Birthday Projects"
This year the study has been based
on the life, habits, folk lore, history
and achievement Of the American
Indian. Every girl, fulfilling the re-
quirements, is awarded national
honor.
Birthday week eliminated with q
Grand Council Fire this afternoon
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church, under the direction of Mrs.
Francis Heagy, chairman of guard
ians.
An Indian pageant, written and
directed by Miss Margaret Marshall,
was presented, Miss Mary Marshall,
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Girl Scout
News

New candidates who have been re-
ported during the past week are:
Dorothy, Ruth and Marjorie Brul-
low, Troop 81; Martha Jewett, Alice
Cochran, Peggy Hussey, Harriet
Caylor, Mary Morse, Jean Marie
Lees, Troop 8; Rose Goddard. SUI
san Davis, Troop 10; Betty Vitz,
Helen Guerrini, Mary Mcdowell,
Eileen Boyer, Outhela Briston,
Troop 10; Leona Bender, Troop %,
Lois Tillebrown, Elizabeth Weakley,
Patricia Mullholland, Martha I'm
derwood, Troop %; Margaret Tain
tor, Maxine Johnson, Betty Garst,
Dorothy Fidler, Virginia Hall Troop
IS; Edna Mae Harding, Troop SO:
Marjorie Horne, Troop 43.
At the regular meeting OF Troop
% a farewell party was given for
Alberta Lee, who is going to move
to Hartford, Conn. She was pre-
sented a gold Girl Scout pin by the
troop. They are going to have q
special Campfire which includes
music, songs and yells especially
made up for this occasion.
Court of awards will be held Fri
day at 7 p. m, at the Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal church, 40l
North Delaware street. All girls who
are expecting to receive badges at
this court should be there.
Next Leaders Association will
have its meeting at the Girl Scout
headquarters, 512 Board of Trade
building, April /, at 1880 p. m.
Those girls who were invested
during the past week are: Jean
Shake, Troop Ia; Patricia Deanne,
Troop Is; Mary Margaret Cox, Mary
Rosalee Boerr, Thelma Reeves,
Troop s. Rose Mary Beckley, Gladys
Vance, Troop 10; Kathryn Durham,
Lila Jane Harms, Troop Is; Shirley
WOlebein, Alberta Densford Troop
46.
Troop 16 will start April 4 at Z
D. m All girls who belonged to that
troop before are welcome, and any
other girls who wish to start may at
tend Miss Lucille Huddleson will
be captain of the troop.
Girl Scout talk will be broadcast
over the local station WFBM at BIS
p. M Monday. Martha Trembley,
Agnes Calvert, Mary Vance Trent
and Gladys Macdonald will talk.
They will give their Interpretation
of scouting from a girls point Of
view.
Troop IS has organized patrol
Of Brownies and have elected Mar
garet RaffenSperger as leader.
Mary Louise Merrell and Doris
Van Horn viii have charge Of the
next program at Troop % meeting
to pass their minstrel badge.
A trip through Emrich's furniture
store will be taken April 3. Meet
there at 1890 a. m. If driving, go
south on Meridian to Morris and
west on Morris three squares, take
South Meridian street car and get
off at Morris street and walk three
squares.
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Features on Radio That
viii Interest Women

Broadcast features of particular
interest to women, to be heard over
the Columbia Broadcasting System
through WFBM, Indianapolis, Mon
day, March "a, are as follows:
A. M.
l0:00-French pastry making Ida Bailey
Allen.
lo3o-A young girls bedroom, Joan Bar
rett.
IO:45-Youthful figures. Carolyn Cornell.
II .00-Opening ceremonies. address by Ida
Bailey Allen.
11:I5 - Dedication radio home-maker
studios. Senator Arthur Capper.
1l:3O-AddresS by Congresswoman Florence
Prag Kahn of California.
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Local Club
to Observe
Guest Day

Annual guest day OF the Monday
Club, sponsored by the musical
membership, will be observed at the
). A. R. chapter house, 824 North
pennsylvania street. Monday.
The feature Of the meeting will be
an original skit, Monday Club Re
yue, by Mrs. M. D. Didway, music
chairman, which will be presented
in three periods, a Thanksgiving
scene of fifty years ago, a school
room of thirty-five years ago and a
garden of today. All periods will
be illustrated with songs OF that
time.
Mrs. Ollah Perkins Toph will give
the prologue and musical mono
logues will be presented between
scenes by Mrs. Richard Fielding and
Mrs. Didway. Among those who
will take part are:
MesdameS Frank MCCaslin, (. E.
Files, O. T. Behymer, L. f. Schultz.
Noble Hilgenberg, T. w. Engle. S. c..
Copeland, I. E. Brokaw, W. c. De
Miller, S. J. Copeland. Fred Knodel,
E. V. Clarke, o. E. Mehring, c. H.
Augstein, G. A, Breeze, r. H. Pyle.
Carl Spencer, Ralph Drybrough.
Miss Lucille Stewart and Eleanor
Hilgenberg.
The program will begin at $50.
Each member may bring two guests.
Hostesses for the meeting will be
MeSdameS A. L. Waters, George j.
Marott, Walter Grow, Carl Taylor,
Lucinda Span, Luther Williams,
Ebert Storer, j. f. Martin and Sey-
mOur Van Meter.
The social hour will be in charge
of Mrs. G. c. Kistner. Mrs. E. V.
Clarke, president, will preside
in the absence of the president.
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Mrs. Broom to
Talk ON Virgil
at Club Session

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on Virgil After Two Thousand
Years" at the regular dinner meet
ing of the Business and Professional
Women's Club, Thursday night, at
the woman's department clubhouse.
On the program with Mrs. Brown
will be Miss Eugenia Magdison, vo-
calist, and Miss Mary Klain, Charles
Wuinn and George Erber, voice
pupils of Miss Edna .Phinney. Mrs.
Foster Hudson, harpist, and Miss
Phipney, violinist, will give a group
of numbers.
The forum hour, following the
dinner, will be given over to the per-
sonnet research committee, under
the leadership of Miss Gertrude
Lieber, chairman.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

will include the last of a series of
talks on Poetry of Today" by Miss
Lydia Blaich; talk on birds by
Mrs. Arthur P. Thomas and one
about Wild flowers by Mrs. William
H. Swain. Tea will be served.
Inter-NoS Club members will have
informal guest day at the home Of
Mrs. E A Brown, 1920 Central ave-
nue.. A one-act play, THE Twelve
Pound Look" by James Barrie, will
be given. Tea will be served follow
ing the program.
Mrs. w. J. Marks, 1911 North New
Jersey street, will be hostess for the
Home Economies Club Mrs. Edward
Won Burg and Mrs. Frank Nesbit
are assistants. Officers will be
elected.
Wednesday Afternoon Club will
have an Easter party at the Marion
county infirmary. Hostesses will be
Mrs. G. H. Trotter, Mrs. Leon Lock
wood, Mrs, T. C. Nichols and Mrs
Frank L. Thomas.
Zetathea Club will elect officers
at the home of Mrs. c. c. Pollock,
1861 Princeton place.
New Century Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Brouse, 1854
Park avenue. Mrs. Robert Shaffer
is assistant hostess. officers will
be elected. Mrs. John w. McCardIe
will have paper on List"
Childrens Sunshine Club of Sun
nyside will have a spring luncheon
bridge at japanese tea gardens, 27
Jenny Lane. Mrs. w. P. Bradley will
be hostess.
Council Of the Irvington Union
OF Clubs will meet at the home of
Mrs. Robert Hall, 129 Dawney ave-
nue..
Members of the Ephamar Literary
Club will meet for luncheon at 1890
p. m. at the Lumley tearoom. Mrs.
Andrew Underwood will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Effie c. Hill. Talks
on different phases of the southland
will be given by Mrs. j. Edwin Rog-
erS, Mrs. George Kamphaus and
Mrs. Gordon B. Mess.
THURSDAY
Ladies Federal Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. G. A. Shelby. 1922
North La Sale street, for a dinner
party. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. Hurle Stonebraker
Mrs, c. E. Pogue, Mrs. c. A. Sam
mis- and Mrs. L. D. Wadsworth, Mira
Omar Brammell and Mrs. j. E.
Eastes are in charge of the pro-
gram.
Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. Luther Pollen, "a
Layman avenue. Mrs. S. A. Wig
gin will be assistant hostess.
Thursday Lyceum Club will meet
with Mrs. Harry Wilson, 376O
Broadway. Mrs. j. L. Fish will have
a paper on Susan B. Anthony. the
Woman Who Changed the Mind of
a Nation" by Rita Childe Dorr.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
at the meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's Club at dinner
at the WOman's Department Club
house. Miss Gertrude Leiber, chair
man of the personal research COM
tee, is in charge Of the forum hour.
Delta Alpha Club will have a tea
at tie home Of Mrs. Oscar Monteith,
211 West Forty-fourth street. Mrs.
Lewis Schwerin is in charge Of the
program.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles M. Fillmore, 1914 Commerce
avenue. She will be assisted by Mrs.
A. NJ. Stratford. Mrs. Helen Ensley
will lead discussion on The Value
of the Penny"
SATURDAY
Magazine Club will have guest
day at the Y. w. c. A Mrs. De-
marchuS Brown will lecture.
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aIsheimer-Keifer

Mrs. j. L. Keifer, 4465 Carrollton
avenue. announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss katherine
Keifer, to Albert Dalsheimer, At
lanta. Ga. which took place Fri
day, March Il Miss Keifer has
been memter of the faculty of
Teachers College of Indianapolis for
the past five years.
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Election to Be Held

Members of the Eft Cetera Club
will be entertained with luncheon
at 1915 p. m. Monday at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Fran
els P. Russell and Mrs. Frank l.
Randels will be hostesses. Election
of officers will take place. The aft
ernoon will be spent playing bridge
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nual election of officers will be
held.
FRIDAY
Hawaiian chapter will be enter
tanned at 1890; covered dish lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
G. Wheeler, 1929 West Sixteenth
street. Mrs. Philip Mann will assist
the hostess. Election of officers will
be held.
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Dance Is Scheduled

Drill team of Center camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, will have
a dance Saturday night at 145 East
Ohio street.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
PntYOnsAre
Named for
Artist Ball

Patrons and patronesses for the
seventh annual artists ball, to be
given on the roof garden Of the Sew
erin Saturday, March %, by mem
bers of the Indiana Artists Club,
have been announced. They are:
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PLANS SKATING PARTY

Miss
Alexandra
Sherwood
IS q
mem Der
of the
committee
of patrons
and
pdtrOneSSeS
for the
benefit skating
party
to be
given at
RiUerSjde
Rink
Monday,
March 81,
by Alpha
LUJTetOU,
junior
U0m1en's
federation.
Proceeds
qUill go
tOaUGrd the
chiIdren's
nutrition
camp at
Bridgeport.
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Pageant at Church Close Of
Camp Fire Birthday Week

| Miss 10 Craig and Mrs. Hilton Ever
hardt assisting her.
Miss Pauline Mohler, chairman Of
the honor committee, was in charge
| of awards.
The program was as follows:
| /. Entrance Of guests.
| 2. Woheo Call.
S. song@Wohelo for Aye-AIl girls.
6. Candle lighting ceremony: -
candle of HeaIth-E1sie Hunt.
Candle of LOye-Kathrine Ross.
Candles for Seven Laws:
Seek Beauty-Margaret Goodlet.
Give Observation-Disclosures Davey.
Pursue Knowledge-Clarine Wains-
Be Trustworthy-June Wainscott.
Hold on to Health-Helen Hudson.
Glorify WOrk-Kathryn Knepper.
Be Happy-Anna Marie Curry.
7. Burn, Fire. Burn--Motion chorus.
8. Credo-Martina Sink.
9. Roll Call-Mary Marshall (Al groups
respond)
10. what Camp Fire Means to Me-Louise
Steinberger.
il. ageant-Tecumtha.
IL. welcome to New Memberships. Fran
10. Awarding Of Ranks and Honors by
Helen L. Nichols. executive secretary.
IA. Indian Legends-NIiSs Ida Roberts.
IS. EXtiuguiShIng ceremony:
Work-Dorothy Van Camp.
Health-Georgia Van Camp
Love-Gladys Stufelbem.
| Girls who received ranks were:
WOodgatherers Rank
/ First rank that a Camp Fire Girl may
! earn
Mary Jane Harrah Marjorie McClary
| Betty Leerkamp Roberta lzor
| Alice Byers Dorothy Schroeder
! Bernice Ellis Georgia Van Camp
! Annabelle ComStock Gertrude Jones
Mary Frances Helen Bower
! Spangler Dorothy Barnhart
Betty Janet Hobbs lane Anne Greenlee
| Henrietta Bakemeier Ruth Ormsby
Mary Ellen Shell Wilma Eyiston
| burne Frances Elrod
Maedaiine Snyder veIma Thomas
! Katherine Conner Norma Hall
| Marie Pennington Blanche Reed
| Florence Klotsche Dorothy Windhorst
| Dorothy Macy Anita Terrence
| Beatrice Wade Marjorie weaver
Firemakers Rank
| Second rank that Camp Fire Girl may
receive.1
Louise Steinberger Harriet Shively
Dorothy Olsen
Birthday Honor
Miriam Staley Gladys Stuffelbem
| Anna Marie Pressed Evelyn Peters
! Marian Barnes Georgia Van Camp
Marjorie Allen Dorothy van camp
! Mary Ellen Purnen Louise Steinberger
| Jean ROnda JlorOJnY OISen
Margaret Heagy Mary Louise Malla
| Mrs Heagv Puth Fischer
| Marie Chenoweth Helen Clegg
| Ruth Slaughter Billie Louise Bunk
Bertha Slaughter Helen Miller
! Eleahor Klutey
Ten Hour Service
! Ruth Slaughter Lavina Steinke
| Kathrine Ross Louise IreeS-z
| Doris Brady
! Membership HonOrs
| F1ossie Mae Nolan Margaret Heagy
| Anna Marie Pressed
| Community Service
| Georgia Van Camp Frances Smith
| Dorothy Van Camp Miss Emma Raab
| Gladys Stufelbem Roberta Izor
| Doris Brady Evelyn Peters
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CARD PARTY CHAIRMAN


Miss
Mary Hayes
Is chairman
of
Alpha Delta
Tau
sorority
card party
to be
giveN
Tuesday
might
at the
Columbia
Club.
She IS
v being
assisted By
Miss
Bernjce HOuck
and
Miss Helen
GIL.
Mrs. Eumice
Hayes is
ticket
chairman.
cA&o
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Kicicinyan group OF school No. So,
Miss Velma Jones guardian, met
Thursday. They are planning a
hike for spring vacation and prac-
ticed some of the songs for the cere-
monial meeting.