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ReUue VIII
Be Staged
by Sorority

"Kiddie Revue" will be present.
od nv pupils of the JAG Broderlck
school of dancing, at Mothers
dav tea to be given Sunday AFTER
noon at the Columbia Club by mem
hers of the Tau Delta Sigma sor-
ority. e
The committee in charge OF ar
ranqements is headed by Mrs. Gar
rett Browning, assisted by Mrs
James FIeenor, Miss Helen Lueoe-
mann and Miss Helen Wiese. Llttle
lean Ann Fleenor will present the
guests with corsages of sweet peas
Guests will include Mrs. B: Q.
wright Mrs. Edward G. Welsh, Mrs
v P. Murphy, Mrs. Wesley Green
Mrs James D. Browning, MIS-
smith Gray, Mrs. o. w. Deal MRS
q N Layton, Mrs w. E. Lincoln
Mrs. Charles Leudemann, Mrs T.
w Winans, Mrs Harry SommerS'
Mrs H. E. Wiese and Mrs. Smith
The dancers are jeanne Jackson
norris FAUCET. Mary Elizabeth Kar-
stadt Dorothy Claire Karstadt'
Tommy Wright and Jimmie VIII
bingham. Noble Pearcy, blues sing
er. will sing.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Vote League
to Meet at
Woodstock

Annual meeting of the Indianap-
Oils League of Women Voters will
he held at the woodstock Club Fri
day. Mrs. Erling Lunde, Chicago,
will speak on "Democracy-How TO
Make 1t Work"
The morning session will open at
1890 and will be devoted to the
annual business of the organization.
Mrs. Lundes talk VIII follow the
luncheon. She has been active in
the Illinois League of Women Vot-
ers for several years.
Election of officers and members
of the board of directors OF the
league for the coming year will be
one of the chief items Of business
at the morning session. Mrs. Ralph
E. Carter is chairman of the nom
mating committee. All officers OF
the league and six members of the
board of directors will be elected.
1t is anticipated that Mrs. Thomas
D. Sheerin will be renom1nated Tor
the presidency.
Reports of league activities dur
ing the past year, resume of the
ten years of the organization in
Indiana, plans for the coming year
and a report of the national con-
vention will also be given during
the session.
Mrs. B. c. Ellis is in charge of
reservations and transportation for
the meeting. Transportation for all
members of the league and their
friends will be arranged.
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6. 4. K. to
Hold State
Convention

Children of the American Revolu-
ton will hold their annual state
convention Saturday, May II. The
meeting will be held in the morning
at the Caroline Scott Harrison D.
A. r. chapter house, and will be
followed by luncheon at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club, and the show
ing of a patriotic motion picture.
Mrs. A. P. Poorman, Lafayette,
state president, will preside at the
meeting. She will be assisted by
Mrs. G. B. Taylor, president of the
indianapolis Old Glory Society, G..
A. r.
In the afternoon, Governor Harry
G.. Leslie and Mrs. Leslie will be
hosts to the visitors at tea at the
Governors mansion.
Miss Elizabeth Kathleen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kalleen,
3841 Washington boulevard, is jun
ior president of the Old Gold So
icety. Delegates from that chapter
are Miss Charlotte Griggs, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Griggs,
4215 Carrollton avenue; Richard
Voyles, son of DR.. and Mrs. E. E.
VoyleS, 4942 Park avenue, and Dan
lei Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. G..
B. Taylor, 81 East Thirty-seventh
street.
Alternates will be Miss Kalleen;
Miss Elizabeth Moore, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore, 525
Sutherland avenue; Miss Mary Ellen
Voyles, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
C. F. Voyles, Also North Meridian
street; Miss Margaret Millikan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H
Millikan, 1855 Park avenue; Miss
Marjorie Northrupp, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Northrupp, 303a
College avenue. and Miss Dorothea
Craft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dean Craft, 1928 Washington
boulevard.
Miss Craft will entertain the
group with a short piano recital.
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InUitatiOnS Ont
for Sigma Phi
Dance May II

Invitations have been issued TO
more than a hundred members OF
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority and
their friends, for an informal dance
to be given Saturday night, May IL,
in the marble ballroom OF the
Marott hotel.
Members of the sorority will wear
corsages of yellow roses and vlolets,
carrying out the sorority colors.
Harry Dickerson and his woodstock
orchestra will play the program OF
dances.
Members of the committee in
charge are Mrs. Roy Crowder, Mrs.
Harold Kohlmeyer, Mrs. Arnold
Mier, Miss Mary Jane Schenck, Miss
BeSs Hills, Miss Josephine Hoffman.
Miss Susie Hale and Miss Mar
guerite johnson.
The national convention OF the
sorority will be held at the Lincoln
June 81, % and %.
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Girl Scout
News

New candidates reported during
the last week are: Martha Brannon,
Betty Jean Loss, Gertrude Hol-
sapple, Troop 80; Helen Weinhardt,
Troop So; Esther Armstrong, Troop
AZ; Billy Warner, Troop IT; Pauline
Paine, Dorothy Paine, Martha Beam
and Virginia Lowery, Troop "a.
Next court of awards will be held
at the Irvington Methodist church,
Audubon circle, at p. m, June 6.
Blue cards are due May 81 This
will be the last court this summer.
A mother-daughter party is being
planned by Troop "a. for May IT, at
7 p. m, at it's regular meeting place.
Mrs. Frank Lahr of the educational
and speakers committees will give
a general talk on Scouting" Mrs.
William Edwards, hostess examiner,
will be present to pass girls on the
hostess merit badge. Miss Marian
Fay, field captain, will talk on
Camp"
New patrol leaders that have been
elected in Troop 8 are: Betty Ham
merstad and Louise, Edwards. New
corporalS are Helen Griffith, Peggy
Sweeney, Mary Louise Archer.
Those girls that have been in
vested during the past week are:
Peggy Marshall, Troop "a; Roberta
Ehlers, Troop IT; Mary Louise Swift,
Annabelle Spalding, May Spalding,
Troop "a.
Camp Dellwood folders for regis
tered girls, the only ones entitled to
folders and only ones admitted to
camp may be obtained at the office.
Girls are needed to help with the
business and professional women's
convention, May 10, IL and IL. Six
teen girls are wanted today from
II until p m, working in shifts;
Sunday from a. m. to $50 p. M,
i9 shifts, and Monday afternoon.
This is splendid chance for COM
munity service.
All leaders are asked to keep lyme
3 open. Plans are being made for
an unusual affair.
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C. D. A. NEWS

This morning at the mass at St.
Johns Catholic church, $50 mem
bers Of the Junior Catholic Daugh-
tiers of America, received commu-
Mon in honor of their mothers. The
mass was celebrated by the Rt. Rev.
Monsignor Francis H. GaviSk, v. c.,
pastor of the church who also de-
livered the sermon. Troop coun-
selors, mothers and friends of the
juniors were in attendance.
More than forty candidates will
be initiated Sunday afternoon, May
Is, at the Knights Of Columbus
auditorium. Candidates are to be
present at /. Miss Anna Keogh,
president of the junior court, will
preside and will be assisted by mem
bers of Troops 1, 3, and IT, Mary
Jane Smith, of Troop 7 and Mar
garet Johantges of Troop IA, assist
ed by their troops, will receive mem
berS and candidates beginning at
1890. Troops 2 and Is will pre-
sent a program in honor of the
mothers and birthday party in
celebration of the first anniversary
of the local junior court will be
held following presentation of honor
pins.
A committee to take charge of
hall decorations has been appointed
as follows: Mary Bates, Mary Ann
Patterson, Helen Kassenbrock and
Anna Schwab of Troop 10, and
Ellen Marie Hoffman, Laurine
Prieshoff, Frances Calvin and Lii
liam Quirk of Troop 9. Troops 4
and 6, under the joint Craftsmanship
of Margaret Blackwell and Susanna
Merrill, will arrange the presenta-
ton of honor pins. Troops 8, 16
and 10 will serve refreshments at
the close of the program.
At a junior court meeting which
will follow the initiation exercises,
election of officers will take place.
The nominating committee which
met Saturday with Leonora Zim-
mer as chairman, proposed the fol-
lowing names for election: Presi-
dent, Mary Rosalie Beck and Julia
CasSerly; president, Anna
Keogh and Rose Mary Keogh; sec
rotary, Dorothy Sanders and Mary
Yeazel; reporter. Marguerite Mar
key and Patricia Dougherty. Honor
pins will be presented at 8. Par
ents and friends are extended an
invitation to be present at the pres
entation and the program which
will follow.
Anna Werner will be hostess for
Troop at her home, 1922 West
Morris street, Tuesday, May 20.
Troop Is held hike at River
side yesterday, folio ing the moth
er's day mass at IT. Johns church.
Members of this troop are assisting
Troop in giving a bunco party
at st. Philip Neri assembly room
Monday, at o'clock. Troop 6 en-
joyed hike yesterday to the home
of Genevieve Loonam on Arthing-
ton boulevard.
Troops Is, IS and II held social
meeting at st. Philip Neri hall
ThursIay evening.
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Mye1S-ALLen
Rites Held
at Church

The wedding of Miss Catherine
Allen to DR.. D Wayne Myers, Lima.
O., was celebrated today at 4 at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church. the
Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkle officiating.
Miss Allen is the daughter of Mrs.
Ethan Allen, Att Guilford avenue.
DR.. Myers parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
u. II. Myers of BucyruS, o.
In the center of the altar. which
was banked with ferns, was a large
basket Of snapdragons, daisies and
sweet peas. Candles in single stand
ardS and in seven-branch candeI-
abra lighted the altar.
Paul Matthews, organist. PLAYED a
program of bridal airs and Miss
Elizabeth Ward sang Because" and
y Promise Me" During the cere-
mony, Mr.. Matthews played ITO a
Wlld Rose" on the echo organ.
Mrs. Kenneth G.. Peterman. Terre
Haute, was the brides only attend
ant. he wore lowered chiffon in
orchid, peach and green. combined
with beige lace, and wore an Italian
straw lace hat. Her arm bouquet
was Of Snapdragons, daisies and
sweet peas.
Mr.. Peterman was best man. USh-
ers were Robert Myers. Bueyrus the
bridegroom'S brother; Norel T. Nc
Laughlin, Lawrence Winniger and
Lyman Rhoades.
Master John Rehm, Bucyrus. was
ring bearer, and carried the ring. in
a silver jewel case.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her uncle, George c. Hath
away, Sheldon, ILL.,, wore beige clif-
ION, made with a three-tiered skirt
anc a cape collar. Her Italian straw
lace hat was of beige. She wore a
strand of pearls, DR.. Myers gift.
and She carried a shower bouquet of
Brlarcliff roses and lilies of the VAL
ley.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held in the church parlors
Mrs. Allen received in navy blue and
beige lowered chiffon. Her corsage
bouquet was Johanna Hill roses
and sweet peas. Mrs. Myers wore
beige and green figured crepe, and
had a corsage of butterfly roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Myers have gone
on a motor trip through southern
Indiana and Kentucky, the bride
travelling in navy blue fat crepe
ensemble, with navy blue and beige
accessories. They will be at home
at TIA West Elm street, Lima, o.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway.
Sheldon, o.; Miss Eleanor Trout
and Miss Dorothy Mckinley, Lima;
Miss Florence CLASSIFY, South Whit
ley, and Miss Mary Roe, Kentland,
Ind.
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Entertain
Alpha CHS
in Luncheon

Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club
was entertained today at luncheon
at the home of -trs. George Jeffrey,
4720 Graceland avenue. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mrs. Don U. Bridge, Mrs.
A. j. Severn, Mrs. L. E. Gettins, Miss
Florence Guild and Miss Louise
Griffin.
Miss Lorinda Cottingham, violinist,
and Mrs. Claude Stanley, New
castle, pianist, gave the following
musical program:
'NoctuTne op 81 No; ~ ........ Chopin
"slavonic Dance" ...............Dyy 70; a. s
D0i"A@ Miss Cotting;ham.'
Prelude in A Minor 'Rachp pe R0EEv
Ministries Mrs. Stanley. '''''D' Du0'S
Fair. FAIRY ), Sailing
AinpS Miss Cottingham.'
Variations Serieuses" .;..... .Mendelsohn
The pledges OF the Alpha chi
Omega chapter at Butler university
were guests for the luncheon and
program.
Following the business session the
following newly elected officers were
installed: President, Mrs. Orval S.
Hixon; vice-president, Mrs. T. M.
Rybolt; recording secretary, Mrs.
Earl Kiger; corresponding secretary,
Miss Gertrude Brown; treasurer,
Mrs. Van P. Murphy; assistant
treasurer, Miss Dorothy Patterson;
Pan Hellenic representative, Miss
Dorothy Peterson; Tyre editor, Miss
Geraldine Reep; chaplain, Mrs.
Ralph B. Clark; warden, Miss Han
nah keenan,; historian, Miss Lucille
Hurd; pianist, Miss Henrietta
Wood; assistant pianist, Miss Rea
Bauer, and program chairman, Mrs.
Kurt F.. Ehlert.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

Fifty-thlrd street, Will be nOSIeSs
for the Meridian Heights Inter-Se
Club. Mrs. M. w. Rhoads and Mrs
j. D. Thacker will have papers on
Indiana.
Mrs. Robert Workman, 1856
Graceland avenue, will be hostess
for the Inter Ala Club. Mrs. Doug
las White will review Dark Hester
and Mrs. George o. Bruce Will talk
on Prohibition"
Independent Social Club will meet
for noon luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, 1894 Suth-
erland avenue. Mrs. Samuel r. Art
man will talk on Club Women OF
Tomorrow" 1t will be the twenty
fourth birthday anniversary OF the
organization.
The Woman's Press Club OF In
diana will hear Mrs. Florence Ward
at the luncheon meeting to be held
at 1915 at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Regular meeting of the Girls
Friendly society, Christ church
branch, will be held at the parish
house. Glasses will follow 6 O'Clock
dinner.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. M. E. Burkhart, 4455 Cen
trail avenue, will be hostess for the
Minerva Club.
Zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority
will be entertained at the home OF
the president, Miss Katherine Stein
berger, 2235 North Delaware street
Alpha chapter, Pi Omicron sor-
ority will meet at 7 at the Y. W.
C. A.
State Assembly Woman's Club
will meet at the home Of Judge and
Mrs. Noel Neal, in Noblesville.
Mrs. Lucinda Spaan, 1928 Ashland
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the zetathea Club. Mrs. Q. E.
Crippin will have a paper.
Mrs. William Kelly will be hostess
for the Wednesday Afternoon Club
at her home, 1926 West North street.
Miss Vestra Kettery will give a
pianologue, Mrs. William Praed will
have a paper, New Developments
in the Indian Problem" and Mrs
Frank Mccoy will have the Bible
lesson. The Guest day meeting has
been postponed to May %.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Rose Hitzelberger and Mrs
Edna Shepard will entertain the
Veronica Club with a 1890 lunch
con. Mrs. Earl Feltman will read a
paper on Cherry Blossoms IN
Japan" Responses to roll call VIII
be made with quotations from the
opera "Mikado."
Beta chapter of Delphian Society
will have guest party at the WOOD
ruff Place Club house.
Aftermath Club will meet with
Mrs. F. w. Shideler, Terrace Beach
FRIDAY
Mrs. F. F. Logsdon, 1854 Washing
ton boulevard, will be hostess Tor
the Guest day of the Woman'S Ad-
vance Club.
Culture Club will meet at the
Highland Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Mrs. Fred
Hetherington will be hostesses.
carrTpDAv
indianapolis Chapter 20, Woman's
organization, National Association
of Retail Druggists, will have a l
o'clock luncheon at the chapter
house.
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MONDAY

MONDAI
Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club
will hear Mrs. Demarchus Brown
talk on Artists of Indiana" at the
meeting at at the English.
Chapter P, P. E. o. will meet
with Mrs. William G. Gardner, 1902
North Alabama street, for a
Mothers day program.
Monday Club will meet at the D.
A. r. chapter house. 1t will be
Daughters day.
Present Day Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. c. Earring, 1904
College avenue. Mrs. F. r. German
will be assistant hostess. Mrs. S. P
Matthews will talk on Mexico, ano
Mrs. j. w. Sewage will lead discus
sion. Mrs. L. R. Cartwright will be
in charge Of music.
Welfare Club will hold 1890
luncheon at the Food Craft shop
Hostesses are Mrs. James E. Berry
Mrs. E. M. Campbell and Mrs
Claude T. Hoover.
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
will have Guest day at the Roberts
Park Methodist Episcopal church
parlorS. Mrs. Dewitt Morgan is
chairman of hostesses, assisted by
Mrs. William Espy, Mrs. j. E. Han
kins and Mrs. Charles Young.
Harold Taylor will address men,
bers Of the Indianapolis Literary
Club at the D. A. R. chapter house
on Combinations and Mergers"
Kappa chapter of Pi Omicron
sorority will meet at the Y. w. G. A.
at 7.
TUESDAY
Tokalon Club will meet with Mrs.
H. M. Cochrane, $3.50 North New
Jersey street. Mrs. Eugene Bueh-
Ter will read a paper.
Mrs. Robert Brewer, $40 North
New Jersey street, will be hostess
for the Alpha Delta Latreian Club.
Mrs. George Stafford is assistant
hostess. Hugh Green will speak on
Women and the Future of Avia-
ton"
Mrs. Frank Smith, 1412 Olney
street, will be hostess for the Amici-
tia Club, Mrs. John Larson will be
assistant hostess.
Mrs. Charles Sellars, 1861 Broad
way, will be hostess for Amicitia
Club Guest day. Mrs. Demarchus
Brown will lecture.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. j.
Otis Adams will speak on Streets,
and Mrs. Henry Kahn, on Jour
ney'S End"
Mrs. w. M. Hedrick, els East
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There is to be first aid course in
the Camp Fire office beginning
Tuesday at $3.50. Any girls who have
their woodgatherer' rank are eligi-
BILE for this course, Mrs. c. Orborne
of the American Red Cross is to
have charge.
Saturday, May 10, will be the first
sectional hike for the month of
May. The girls will meet at East
Tenth street and Arlington avenue
at 10 o'clock. May II will be the
north side hike. The girls will earn
nature and camp honors.
A special meeting of the Camp
Fire Girls board was held in the
Camp Fire office to take care of de-
| tails for summer camp.
Court of awards will be held Sat-
urday, May "a, at 10 o'clock in the
social hall of the Y. w. C. A. There
will not be another court of awards
until fall.
Camp Fire Girls will march again
this year in the Memorial day pa
rade. The girls will be divided into
two groups, some marching in the
parade in the morning and others
going to the cemetery in the after
noon.
At the regular meeting of the
Guardians Association, Monday
evening, May S, it was decided to
have the June meeting a social
gathering. Watch the paper for
further details.
A new Camp Fire group and a
new Blue Bird group are being
formed at School 2. Mrs. Forrest
Swails will take the guardianship
of the new Camp Fire groups.
Shutan will have its regular meet
ing Saturday, May II, at 10 o'clock.
Tayusda group of School has
taken In three new members. They
are as follows: Newanna De Rec,
Viola Roberts and Dora Taylor.
Virginia Thompson was elected
scribe of the Wawakan group at
Rauh Memorial library. The group
| is planning hike.
Icayaskam group of School 49,,
Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, are
selling candy to raise money to add
to their treasury.
Wawasai group at School 81, Mrs.
Ralph Stratman, guardian, are
planning an entertainment for their
mothers Friday, May g.
Cakenscho group of School g.,
Mrs Thelma Williams. guardian,
elected officers at the last meeting.
They are as follows: Marjorie
Weaver, president; Anita Terrence,
vice-president; Mary Ellen Hitch,
secretary; Dorothy Windhurst,
treasurer; Virginia Moffitt, scribe.
Group in Franklin under the
guardianship of Mrs. Charles Gold
smith have chosen the name Pawo-
tobeha, meaning pals working to-
gether to be happy" They are
working On their beaded headbands.
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ST, MARYS CLUB TO
GIVE BRIDGE-TEA

Members of the st. Marys-ot-tlle-
Woods Alumnae Club will be enter
tanned Monday afternoon with a
bridge-tea at the home OF Mrs.
Bernard Guedelhofer, 1924 North
Meridian street.
Assisting hostesseS will be Mrs.
G. Monte Taylor, Miss Wlnona
Price. Miss Martina Shea, Miss Ra-
chel Tobin, Miss Rosiland Solomon
and Miss Silva Manouge.
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} S. C. z. Stoutenburg and Miss
Betty Stoutenbrg, 40O1 Washington
boulevard, have returned from a
Mediterranean cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Miller.
Miss Anna Mics and Charles New
comber, Lancaster, Pa, are guests
at the Marott.
Mrs. Julia e. Peck, Bronxville. N.
| Y. is spending q few days at a
Marott.
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TENOR TO ASSIST TRIO
IN MAROTT CONCERT

Earl Shockney, tenor, accompanied
by Walter Whitworth will give q
group of solos during the concert at
the Marott Hotel at Sunday after
noon by the Marott trio. Following
is the program:
Trio Kill Observation-Disclosures. Haydn
Allegro Moderate.
Audsute.
Allegro.
Trio.
"Nocturne" Observation-Disclosures. .Curren
Blind Mans Song" ......... Whitworth
Earl Shockney.
Grand Adagio'' ........... .Glaznonow
Maud Custer.
Care Solve" ...................H Handel
Earl Shockney.
Spanish Dance" ..... Granados-Munzer
Consuelo Couchman.
After slnSi Long ABSENCE -. .sandsrson
Mother Machree" ...........,..- Olcott
Earl shockney.
1tios
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Slumber PARTY Selected

Alpha Lambda Chi sorority will
entertain with a slumber party to-
night At the Hotel Lockerbie.
Members Of the committee in
charge are Miss Bessie Cross,
chairman; Mrs. Jack Elstrod and
AGiss Martha Cross.
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SO-Frns to Haze Dance

Annual membership dance of the
So-Fra Club, Inc, will be held to-
night at the, Pleasant Run club
house. Entertainment will be fur
nished by members of the club.
Ralph Maddux is chairman Of ar
rangements.
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lARRANGES SORORITY LUNCHEON

Mrs.
Harold F.
Boyd
IS O
member
of the
committee
IN charge of
arrangements
for
Zetd Tau
Alpha
sorority
state dO9J
luncheon
held today
at the
chapter house,
929 North
Hampton
drive.
A dance
1OilL be held
IN the
TrGUertine
room of the
Lincoln
tonight.
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SOroritg to Meet

Regular business meeting of
Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will
be held at the Spink-Arms at s
Monday.
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NJ uSiC1Le
to Be GiUen

Members of the Propylaeum Club
will be entertained with a musicale
at the Propylaeum at 2:3O Friday
afternoon. Each member may bring
a. guest. The musicale will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Florence Springer
Starr, soprano; Mrs. Frank G.
Daley, accompanist, and Mrs. Ruth
Rainier Nessler, harpist.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
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Marriage of Miss Josephine Hol-
lingsworth to r. Ross Poulson. Chi
cago, took place at Tuxedo Park
Baptist church Sunday. The bride
had as her attendant her cousin,
Miss Alice Claire Hollingsworth Mr..
and Mrs. Poulson viii make their
home in Chicago.
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Mrs. R. D. Scobey, 1904 Parker
avenue, will leave soon for an ex-
tended trip through the west.
Mrs. Henry Schurmann, 1912
North Meridian street, returned Fri
day from a visit in Youngstown, o.