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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-31
Women Ask
Equality in
Government

Resolutions decrying discrimina-
ton against women were adopted at
the business session Friday that
closed the two-day state convention.
Of the Indiana branch, National
Woman's party at the Spink-Arms.
Women represent one-half of So
ciety and should participate equally
with men in the direction of gov
eminent as long as their obligations
and responsibilities are equal, the
women held.
A resolution was adopted calling
upon all political parties to accord
woman greater recognition in party
councils, party recommendations
and nominations, and urging ma
tional and state government officials
to give greater recognition to
women in governmental service.
Another resolution called upon
the Governor of Indiana to give
women their proportional share of
appointive state offices.
Still another asked cooperation
of other womens organizations in
an appeal from the decision of the
Massachusetts supreme court in the
case Of Massachusetts, VS.. Welosky
Of the Unite dStateS supreme court,
to eStabliS hthe rights of women
to serve on juries throughout this
country.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson was
reelected state chairman. Other
officers are Mesdames Minerva
PontiuS, M. D., Evansville; first
president; Nanette N. Harper
Mt. Vernon, Ind, second vice-presi-
dent; D. Fenton Thompson, execu-
tive secretary; Ethel Heidergott
treasurer, and Hereford Dugan
legislative chairman.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Dugan
were elected delegates to the ma
tional conference Dec. 5, 6 and z
at Washington, D. c..
Mrs. Harvey Wiley, national chair
man, was honor guest at dinner on
Friday night at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club, with Miss Muna Lee,
director of national activities; Miss
Mabel VanDyke, president of young
business and professional women,
and Mrs. Valentine Winter, Dayton,
o., chairman of the Ohio organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Wiley, speaker, was intro
duced by Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall
She discussed the work of the
Woman's party, which is for re-
moving determinations against
women. Mrs. Winter spoke on the
international work of the organiza-
| ton.
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Azun1nae Club
VIII Meet at
DanUiIIe Home

indianapolis Alumnae Club OF MI
Phi Epsilon national honorary sor-
GRITTY, will hold it's November meet
ing Wednesday at the home of Miss
Marjorie CASTOR, Danville, Ind
Luncheon will be served at 1890
with Mrs. Martha Harvey King as
assistant hostess.
History of English Music will be
the discussion subject for the after
noon and Mrs. Isabel Cannon Cart
wright will read paper with the
following numbers as illustrations
When Was a Young GirI 80,
Lass with the Delicate Arr .ol oil HTno
Thinkers Song ................. .Didbir
MRS. Asei speilman stitt
Selected Old English Hymn Tunes.
Mrs. Neil Kemper McMurtrey
"r YGSsi Little little Maids from
Mrs Martha washburn wall. Mrs. Still
and Mrs. Exile Critchfleld
Onward Christian Soldiers" . Sullivan
Mrs. Critchfeld and Mrs. Wall
Raymond Overture" ........ Thompson
Mrs. Elsie Evans Pattison
Voice
sabbath Morning at Sea-. Edward Elgat
Where Corals Lie ........ Edward Elgai
Mrs Wall
Mrs. McMurtrey and Mrs. Heller
Smith Folz will be accompanies.
Miss Ruby Keifer will give a cur
rent events discussion preceding the
program.
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d. 4. r. ,GrOub
VIII Observe
ArmiStice Day

Armistice day will be celebrated
by the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution at meeting Thursday
at the D. A. R. chapter house.
Colonel Russell c. Langdon of the
United States army will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Roland D. Jackson, bass, will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy
Knight Greene. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Walter G. Marmon and Mrs.
Edison T. Wood.
A group meeting of the D. A. r.
chapters in the district surround
ing Indianapolis will be held Mon
day, Nov. Is, at the chapter house.
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Club
of Sorority to
Hold Luncheon

Phi Delta Theta Mothers Club
will meet at 1 Wednesday for lunch
con at the Butler university chapter
house, 705 Hampton drive, in honor
of mothers of new pledges. Mrs.
Bess Conn, house mother, will be
hostess, assisted by Mesdames j. E.
Perry, Walter Sohl, A. L. Gillion,
George Yeazel and R. A. Love.
At a previous meeting, Mrs. Mabel
Gardner appointed the following
committees to act for the ensuing
year:
Membership, Mrs. George Stewart and
rs. T. H. Cottrell: reception. MesdameS
J. G.; Keller. R. M Jacobs. CLAYTON RIDGE
Frank Parrish and Arthur Smitson; cali,
ing; Mesdames G. C. Brandt j. G. Keller.
J. II. Goetcheus. r. A. Love, Charles "
Raiser, John F. Boesinger, r. NJ. Jacobs
:; 2. Perry rejection. Mesdames Georqe
Stewart, George YeazeI, L. r. Hanna q,
G. Brandt, Anna Schumacher William
Hays. r: A. Love. Walter Sohl WAYS and
means Mesdames Urban K Wilde II. J.
HaHensperger, J. r. Townsend, Arthur L,
Gilliom, William Christina. G. s. Butter
worth. Herbert Mills, Charles w. Storz:
courtesy. MeSdames l.. r. Hanna E. A
Perkins. William Schumacher George
Yeazei; house and grounds, Mesdames
Mayme Ftndley. William HAYS H ] RAT
1ensperger and r. A. Blackburn.
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CORNISH TO SING
WITH MAROTT TRIO

Vaughn Cornish, baritone, will be
guest artist at the Marott musicale
from -6:45 to 10 Sunday night. in
the marble ball room at the hotel
Two members of the Marott trio
who will give solo numbers are
Miss Consuelo Couchman, cellist.
and Maude Custer, violinist. Miss
Hllda Burrichter is pianist for the
trio, and accompanist. The program
follows:
Instrumental
ALLEGRO" tfrom B-Maior Trio) %. Brahms
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
prologue from 'Pagliacci" .Leonca velIo
- Cornish and Trio ''0@ ''-'O
Fond Recollections" .Popper
~, Miss Couchman
Cali Ne No More .oad oman
,,. Cornish
Tempo di Minuetto'. Pugnani-Kreisler
Miss Custer
-Intermission--
o id E siacE a. JOE Home Foster Foster
My Old Kentucky Home'' Foster
Cornish
Selections from "Tannhauser". Wagner
Trio
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by the National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women'S
Clubs at its biennial convention in
Richmond, Va, in July.
The platform is the broadcast to
which organized business women yet
have subscribed, calling for the ap-
plication of science and scientific
methods to government and the pro-
motion of human welfare.
1t pledges the federation during
the next few years to a study of
economic backgrounds, to the spon-
sorship of progressive social legisla-
ton, and to the adoption OF an edu-
cational and cultural program which
shall tend to broaden human de-
velopment, as we'll as to greater
degree of social justice.
The method of approach of the
clubs will differ. Some will begin
by a study of the economic factors
in their own community; others by
an analysis of the system of taxa
ton of the municipal government
itself.
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DON GEARHART WILL
WE'D IN CLEVELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton H. Foote,
1884 Kemper road. Shaker Heights,
Cleveland, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Miller Foote, to Don H. Gear
hart, formerly of Indianapolis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gearhart,
LoganSport, Ind.
Miss Foote is a graduate of Sweet
Briar college and is prominent in
Cleveland social circles. Gearhart
was graduated from Butler uni
versity, and is a member of Delta
Tau Delta. He was director of pub
lie relations at the university be-
fore accepting his present position
of advertising manager of a Cleve-
land motor car company.
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Honor to Be
Paid Memory
of Coz. Morton

Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter, Daughters Of the Union,
will honor the memory of Indiana's
Civil war Governor, for whom the
chapter is named, at the meeting
Monday at the home of Mrs. Karl
H. Kayser, 1909 Park avenue. This
day marks the f1fty-fourth ami
versary Of Governor Morton's death.
Mrs. George M. Spiegel will be in
charge of the program. Mrs. D. M.
Parry will relate her personal recol-
lections of Governor Morton. Mrs.
George Lowe will sing a group of
ballads popular during the Civil
war period, and Mrs. Fred Kepner
will sing several patriotic numbers.
Both will be accompanied by Mrs.
M. D. Didway. The hostess will be
assisted by:
Mesdames C. +. Andrews. o. E. Anthony,
G. H. Augstein, w. c. Bartholomew, Wal
ter Baxter, Robert E. Binkley, William
II. Blake, A. w. Bowen, Eliza Harrington
Brigham, Harold Brubaker and Raymond
w. Chorley.
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STATE INDORSERS'
MEETING CALLED

Mrs. R. Earl Peters, Ft. Wayne,
state president Of Indiana Indorsers
of Photoplays, has called an execu-
tive committee meeting of all state
officers, at the home of Mrs. Ferd
Lucas, state recording secretary, in
Greencastle, Wednesday.
Mrs. David Ross, chairman of the
local board; Mrs. Fred H. Knodel,
state corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. J. H. Orndorff, state treasurer,
will go from indianapolis.
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Boulevard. Miss Resale Dearborn
is in charge of the program.
Mrs. Green will be assisted by
Mrs. John Compton, Miss Ramona
Wilson, and Miss Geraldine Swarth-
out. Mrs. G. Harold Larsh, chair
man of the section, will have charge
of the meeting. The program:
Cello
Allegro, "FouTth Concerto. .Goltermans
James Bell.
Accompanied by Adolph Schellschmidt.
Piano
..HSoIYIettettef, ''..'.''..' SycntHhm oaI1a
PellsVreeJ' ...--..-.. MlIn0rIne
Miss Mary Gottman.
autumn, '.''''''.''''.'' Trsoget sS
Mrs. Green.
accompanied by Mrs. E. o. Noggle.
Violin
Melody from opera, "Orfeo". -. Gluck
Mrs. Charles Ludy.
Accompanied at piano by Mrs. Frank
T. Edenharter.
The Hills of Home .......... Fo2
'Seguidilla." from Carmen. Bizei
THE Urn" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Marsh
Mrs. ]. w. Hutchings.
Accompanied at piano by Mrs. Berta
Miller Ruick.
Piano-'Rondo." Opus 16 ....... Chopin
La Won Patrick.
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Plans Made
for ParLev
at COLLEGE

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs,
president Of the Indiana Federation
OF Music Clubs and head of the
music department of Indiana Cen
tial college, has announced the
program for the Eleventh district
convention to be held Tuesday at
the college.
Delegates will register at $50, and
at 10, following the introduction Of
state officers. chairmen and COM
munity singing, the business session
VIII convene. During the business
sessions announcements and ap-
pointments will be made.
DR.. 1. j. Good, president of the
college, will address the group at IL
on Music in College," and informal
conferences, one on Program Build
ing" led by Mrs. o. Q. Stephenson,
Greenwood, and one, place of the
Music Club in the Life of the Com
munity," led by Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann, will follow.
Luncheon will be served at 1890.
At 100 there will be a musical pro-
gram and Mrs. Burroughs will speak
on Echoes Of the Biennial Conven-
ton Of the National Federation.
Mrs. Louise Billman will speak on
Extension"
Among those taking part in the
musical programs during the day
will be Ruth Century Edwards, Je-
anne Edwards, Pauline Wangelin,
Marcia McEowen Fox, Mrs. Orville
Wilson, Mrs. Frank o. Medsker, An
gelina Shanef, Bessie Ryan and
Helen Egbert.
Perry township boys chorus, di-
rected by Mrs. jeanette Edwards
Hampton, and the Parent Teacher
Choral Club Of Beech Grove, direct
ed by Mrs. B. J. Jennissen, and &C
companied by Mrs. Frank Vestal,
also will appear on the program.
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Columbia Club
Bridge Lecture
Patrons Named

Patrons for the appearance of
Madeline Kerwin at $3.50 Monday
in a lecture, THE Official System
of Contract Bridge" at the Column
bia Club, have been named as fol-
lows:
Messrs. and Mesdames w H. Coleman,
Charles e. Coffin, G. o. Roemler. Harry
Hartley. Norman Perry S. B. Sutphin,
Herbert Payne. Jacquelin S. Holiday. I.
Carter DeHaven, W. II. Thompson, Paul
w. Simpson. Mesdames Edward Mckee.
Samuel Reid, o. O. Pfad, Paul Bigler
Messrs. w. J. Holiday and r. M. Bowen
Mrs. KerWin is a recognized bridge
authority and lecturer of the first
rank; a first-class player, and au-
thor of best selling books on con-
tract bridge, bidding and play. She
is a member Of the advisory council
of bridge masters that codified the
official system of contract bridge;
president of associate membership
in the American Bridge League and
chairman, Women's Division of
Bridge Headquarters.
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Council of
Women WIZ
Hear Stump

Albert Stump will speak on PA
triotism Today" at the luncheon
meeting of the indianapolis Council
of Women, First Section, Tuesday.
at the Memorial Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Robert McLay, president Of
the Marion County w. G. T. u. will
report on the world convention of
the w. G. T. U. in Toronto, and
will give information on the LIQUOR
situation in Canada.
A business meeting at II will open
the meeting, with Mrs Frank A.
Symmes, president of the council.
presiding. Luncheon will be served
at 1880.
The afternoon program will in
clude. a group of songs by James
Reed, tenor, accompanied by Miss
Inc Lloyd.
a group of children between the
ages of 3 and years, from the In
dianapolis day nursery and afiH-
ated organization, will give a flag
drill. The program is under charge
of Mrs. E. May Hahn, section chair
man, assisted by Miss Hannah Had
ley.
Members of organizations afiliat-
ed with the first section may make
reservations with their clubs dele
gates to the council, or with Mrs.
John P. Cochrane, 1921 Kenwood
avenue.
Organizations meeting with this
section are Aftermath Club, AM
Manic Club, Marion County chap
ter American War Mothers: Ami
citia. Club, Artemas Club, Business
and Professional Women Camp Fire
Girls, Catherine Merrill Tent 9.
Daughters of Veterans, Children's
Sunshine Club of Sunnyside, Clio
Club and the Day Nursery Associa-
ton.
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INITIATION WILL BE
HELD BY SORORITY

Initiation services will be held at
4 Sunday afternoon at the Locker
bic, by Beta chapter, Omega Phi
Tau sorority. Mrs. Eleanor Dickin-
son is in charge of arrangements,
and Miss Lew Ella Hickman, preSi-
dent, viii preside. The following
will be initiated:
Misses Viola Bindner. Margaret Doyle,
katherine Dunn. Eleanor Eldgridge Ksth-
crime Flynn. Margaret Hague. Patricia
Hague. Margaret Joslen. Rose Mary
Keogh. Rose McCarty Mary McGinty.
Katherine MeHugh. Genevieve Roberts.
Dorothy Scheidiggin. Elizabeth Schneider
and Margaret WismeieT.
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MISS BAAS PUPILS
WILL GIVE RECITAL

Students of Miss Nina BaaS of In
dianapolis Piano school will be pre-
scented in a recital-tea Sunday aft
ernoon at 800 Hampton drive. Miss
Baas will be assisted in the recital
by Miss Marie Shaner, teacher of
dramatic art, who also will present
several of her students.
Tea will be served during the So
cial hour, which viii follow the pro-
gram. Those who will take part in
the program are:
Ethel Jane Roberts. Doris -woempner
Blanche Seing. Norma Menner, Mary Elize-
beth whitaker Betty Habig. Gertrude
Flora Doris Kohler. Eileen Nendel. Gil
bert smith and Walter Lee Grover.
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MAIL AUXILIARY TO
HEAR NJ. E. PASTOR

Women's auxiliary to the Railway
Mail Association will meet Tuesday
at the Woman's Department Club
house. The business meeting at 2:30
will be followed by a program of
violin numbers by Miss Roberta
Trent. The Rev. Guy Carpenter Of
Irvington Methodist Episcopal
church will speak.
Dinner will be served after the
program, followed by cards and
dancing. Mrs. Jerauld McDermott,
president, will preside. Dinner will
be served by committee including:
Mesdames Elmer GRADER. Fay Bancroft,
John Laid. L. z. Ball James B. Burk
William n. Gauker. Thomas A. Jones' ROY
Manchart. Arthur Toby and Bert Voorhis.
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MRS. ROBINSON TO
ADDRESS WOMEN

Indianapolis branch, S. A. w. c.,
will meet Wednesday at the Dinner
Bell tearoom for luncheon. Host
esseS will be:
Mesdames Elmer Q. Lockyear, chair
man; George Bachelor, A. N. Bobbitt,
Clyde c. Karrer, Charles F. Miller, Walter
E. Treanor. William F. Werner and Clyde
Hoffman.
Mrs. Arthur r. Robinson will speak
on her recent trip to the Philip
pines and Mrs. Treanor will give a
program of violin selections, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bobbitt.
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SORORITY RUSHEES
WILL BE FETED

Rushees of the Beta chapter,
Theta Nu Chi sorority, will be en-
tertained at a rose tea at 5 Sunday
afternoon at the home of Miss
Gwendolyn Bynum, 927 Parker av-
enue. Assisting hostesses will be
Misses Charlene Plummer and Irma
Hoffman.
The sorority will meet at 73O
Monday night at the home of Miss
June Vandervoort, GOA Oakland
avenue.
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Sunnyside Guild held a halloween

Sunnyside Guild held Halloween
masquerade party Friday night for
patients at Sunnyside sanatorium.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, chairman of
the entertainment committee, was
in charge of arrangements.
Patients in costume formed a pa
rade following dinner, and toured
those portions OF the institution
in which lay other patients whose
physical condition would not per-
NIT them to join the Tnerrymakers.
Prizes were awarded after the grand
march.
Louis Lowe and his orchestra and
the WFBM dance orchestra played
during the evening and for the cab
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MUSIC FRATERNITY
TO GIVE PROGRAM

Phi Sigma Mu public school mu-
steal fraternity of Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music will hold a
program meeting in the conserva-
tory parlors Tuesday night.
A musical program will be given
by Mrs. Aria Friermood, contralto;
Miss Marie zorn, pianist, and Ed
ward Jones, violinist, members of
the conservatory faculty.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Children's Sunshine Club of Sun
nyside will entertain at 8:15 Fri
day, Nov. Is, with a card party in
the Riley room at the Claypool.
Mrs. Frank P. Coyle, chairman, and
Mrs. Edward A. Kelly, vice-chair-
man, are being assisted by:
Mesdamess Curtis E Burke, Henry Cook.
Fred Uhl. A. j. Ammon. Carl A. Koepper,
Frank A. Grit, Donald H. Smith and
Howard A. Gift.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE TO
Be GIVEN BY CLUB

Cervus Club will hold it's annual
Christmas benefit bridge party, Nov.
6, at the Antlers. Mrs. G. j. Auster-
miller is general chairman; Mrs.
Otis M2Cracken, prize chairman;
Mrs. G. T. Roesner, candy chair
man, and Mrs. Frank Randall table
chairman.
Proceeds from the party will be
used in the clubs annual Christmas
charity work. Other members of
the committee assisting are:
Mesdames Eugene Blackburn, E. T. Law
renee, Mort Nichols. Joseph Forrest. Har-
ry Wiebke. Martin Collins, j. E. Miller,
A. E. Wentworth. j. C. Richter. Samuel
Lovick. Louis Goldsmith. Max Patton. H.
G, Sargent and Timothy Sexton
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Alma SCherrer
Is, HOnOred at
Bridge ShOweY

Mrs. E. NJ. Johannes, 937 Brad
bury street, entertained Friday
night with a miscellaneous shower
and bridge party honoring Miss
Alma Scherrer, whose marriage to
John j. Kirch will take place Nov.
7 at Sacred Heart church.
The table at serving time was
centered with a miniature bride and
bridegroom and lighted by blue and
pink tapers. 1t also was decorated
with flowers. Guests were:
Mesdames George Scherrer. George
Mock. Frank Bakius. Anna Meisberger,
Carl BOOSTERS, Edward Kirch, Pete Staub,
Albert Hammelgarn, John Fink, Frank
Scherrer, Howard Phillips. Nose Kinning-
ton, Leonard Meisberger, Nicholas Noe.
Walter Stumpf, William Branson, Misses
Bakius.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. John G. Kirch.
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THEOSOPHISTS TO
LAUNCH LECTURES

Luxury and Cruelty" will be the
subject for discussion by Hypatia
lodge, American Theosophists, at
its meeting at Tuesday in the D.
A. R. chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street.
Sonora de Aldag of Mexico will
begin a series of public lectures on
Theosophical subjects at the D. A.
R. hall Thursday, the first lecture
concerning Brotherhood = The
Keynote of the Coming Social Or
der"
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DYU TGLk Slated

William S. Garfield will address
the anti-Cant class of Fountain
Square Christian church, Lexington
and Shelby streets, at 1890 Sunday,
on us Prohibition Proving a Fail
ure?" Mrs. Fred Kepner, director
OF Marion County Good Govern
ment Club, will give a musical pro-
gram preceding the address.
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Guest Day to
Be Observed BY
Readers Club

Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will hold its annual guest day re-
ception at 2;30 Friday in the main
auditorium of Rauh Memorial
library, 1924 North Meridian street.
Turner trio will play during the
afternoon and Miss Ruth Otte, ac-
companied by Mrs. H. R. Aughen-
baugh, will sing. Mrs. Chic Jack
son will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Cecil Strupe is chairman of
the committee on arrangements, as
sisted by Mesdames M. c. Moore,
B. G. Wright and Isaac Carter,
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JEWISH GROUP TO
MAKE FETE PLANS

Plans for q supper dance to be
held during December will be made
at a meeting Of the Council of Jew
ism juniors at Kirshbaum Commun-
lty Center at 3 Sunday. A card
party also has been scheduled for
the latter part of the month, and
preparations are under way for the
midwest convention vhich is to be
held IN Indianapolis next fall.
MISS Adelaide Cohn will speak on
Paris Fashions" at the meeting
sunday, and a musical program has
neen arranged. All girls over Is are
invited to attend.
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TUDOR FRESHMEN
TO PRESENT PLAY

Freshman class of Tudor Hall
school will present Daddy Long
Legs" (Jean Webster) at 8:15 next
Saturday night in the auditorium.
Miss Charlotte Thompson is di-
recting the production, assisted by
Miss Barbara Jane thinner, stage
director and manager, and Miss
Barbara Stafford, business manager
and publicity director.
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'Lafayette' is Topic

Nine. Yvonne Chamilovitch of
Tudor Hall will talk on THE Life
of Lafayette in France" at the
meeting of Alliance Francois at 8
Tuesday night at Hotel Washing
ton. Nine. Chamilovitch spoke last
week on Lafayette's participation in
the Revolutionary war. Meeting
will be preceded by dinner at $50
at the hotel.
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GIRLS SOCIETY TO
TAKE COMMUNION

Girls Friendly Society of Christ
church will join with other branches
Of the society over the world in a
corporate communion at 8 Sunday
morning. Breakfast will be served
in the parish house following the
services, with Mrs. Betty Woldt IS
hostess.
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Tn Koppas to Gather

indianapolis Associate chapter of
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Joseph w. Walker, 6401 Park ave-
nue.. Mrs. Kenneth D. Mccoy and
Mrs. Ross T. Ewert will assist the
hostess. Luncheon at l will be fol-
lowed by a report of the program
committee.
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.Societu to Hear StuList

Members of Circle A of the Wom-
ems society, Episcopal Church of the
Advent, will be hosteSses to tea
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at the
church. A stylist from H. P. WATSON
Company will give an illustrated
talk. The public is invited.