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Society to
Fete Regent
at Luncheon

Luncheon at the Marott hotel
Monday in honor Of the regent, Mrs.
Thomas w. Demmerly will open the
fall season of the Governor Oliver
Perry Morton chapter, National So
ciety Of Daughters of the Union.
Mrs. ". w. Carr, speaker, will re-
late her experiences in China, de-
scribing the characteristics and
dress of native women and mode OF
living Of American women residents.
Mrs. Melissa Jane Polk, accom-
panied by Mrs. M. D. Didway, will
sing a group of patriotic songs and
Miss Roberta Trent, violiniSt, ac-
companied by Miss Ruby Bell, will
play. Mrs. P. NJ. Dill will be toast
mistress.
Interesting programs for the year
have been arranged by Mrs. A. B.
Click, program chairman, cooper
ating with Mrs. Louis E. Kruger,
music chairman. The membership
has been divided into sections which
will alternate in assisting hosteSses
each month.
Programs for the balance OIL the
year follow:
Nov. 3-Mrs. Karl Kayser, hostess, with
memorial program honoring Governor
oliver Perry Morton, in charge of Mrs.
George NJ. spiegeI.
Dec. Mrs. James P. Goodrich, hostess
for Christmas party at Columbia Club,
with state chapters as guests.
Jan. Mrs. W. S. Tomlin. hostess.
Musicale.
Feb. Mrs. Kruger, hostess, at Sphinx
Arms. Patriotic program honoring George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
March MRS. R. o. McAlexander, host
ess. Program arranged by Mrs. Allen T.
Fleming. assisted by music committee.
April AIRS. spiegel, hostess for lunch
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Larkin and
Mrs. Fleming. Surprise program.
May 2-Mrs. w. I. Hoag. hostess. Annual
election and reports Of officers. Program
arranged by Mrs. W. c. Bartholomew.
May DISQUALIFICATION in civic observ-
ance of Memorial day.
une 6-Mrs. Edna SEVERN, hostess.
Guest day with special Flag day program
in charge of Mrs. R. Harry Miller who
will give a travelogue, "Glories Of Indi-
ana
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MONDAY


indianapolis Literary Club will
hold its opening meeting at the D.
A. R. chapter house. Ladies night
will be observed. The address will
be Some Early Indiana Architects"
by Lee Burns.
Review Club will open at l with
a luncheon at the PrOpylaeum. A
Socratic dialogue on "Woman's
Place" will be given.
Mrs. Nellie B. Petri, 2134 North
Talbot street, will be hostess for
the meeting Of the New Era Club,
assisted by Mrs. Fred Sake. The
program will be given by Mesdames
E. E. Padgett, the retiring presi-
dent, and C. R. Miles, retiring sec
rotary.
Presidents day will be observed
by the Monday Conversation Club
at the Columbia hotel, Greenfield.
Daughters of the Union, Governor
Oliver Perry Morton chapter, will
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Delta Gamma High Official
to Be HOnOred at Luncheon

at the dinner tonight. Guests will
be seated at a large U-shaped table,
arranged with mirrored plateaus of
chrysanthemums, and roses and del
phinium in the sorority's colors,
bronze, pink and blue. Gifts will be
presented to the initiates. Miss
Thornbrough will be given a crested
ring for her outstanding scholastic
record during her freshman year.
Miss Ruth Pahud, president of
the active chapter, will be toast
mistress, and responses will be given
by Miss Weintz, Mrs. Edna M.
Christian, Miss Sarah Sisson and
Miss Dorothy Dauner. One hundred
active and alumnae members will
attend.
The active chapter will entertain
Sunday night with a buffet supper
for Miss Weintz.
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pottery and jewelry made by the
students will be displayed.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
at the Terre Haute Country Club.
A visit to st. Mary of the Woods
college to view its art treasures will
conclude the pilgrimage.
Reservations for transportation
and luncheon should be made by
Wednesday with Mrs. A. c. Ras-
mussen, pilgrimage chairman.
Art clubs throughout the state
are invited to join the pilgrimage.
Mrs. w. T. Cheney, 227O Ohio bouIe-
ward, Terre Haute, will receive res
ervations.
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Miss Elizabeth Weintz, Evansville,
province secretary of Delta Gamma
sorority, will visit the Butler uni
versity chapter over the weekend,
at the chapter house. 269 Bucking-
ham drive.
She will be honored at a luncheon
to be given today by the Indianap-
oils Alumnae of Delta Gamma, and
will attend the formal initiation
services, and dinner following, Sat-
urday night.
The dinner will mark the sixth
anniversary Of the chapters in
stallation. Those to be initiated this
afternoon are:
Misses Virginia Ploch, Emma Lou
Thornbrough, Elizabeth Ann Nichols,
Margaret Mattingly. Dorothy Dauner,
Jean Ale. Vera Kunse. Elizabeth Akin,
Phyllis Sharpe and Jean Goulding, all of
indianapolis.
The initiates will be honor guests
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Indiana Central Music Staff
to Give Tea for Students

Members Of the faculty of the
music department of Indiana Cen
trail college will entertain students
in the department at a musical tea
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jane
Johnson Burroughs, 1924 Broadway.
Mrs. Burroughs is head of the de-
partment.
She will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fox, Mrs. Selma Zahl
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Seventh District Federation
of Clubs to Honor Mrs. BALI

Seventh District Federation of
Clubs will observe Presidents day
Friday with a reception in honor of
Mrs. Frederick G. BALI at the
Woman's Department Club house.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White.
candidate for state presidency of
the Indiana Federation of Clubs,
and the new district officers, Mes
DANES D. o. Wilmeth, J. F. Boes-
ing and D. A. Grove, will be honor
guests. Receiving with them will be:
Mesdames J. F. Edwards. first vice-presi-
dent; Roy Graves. retiring second vice
president; c. j. Finch. retiring recording
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Birth Control to Be Argued
By Professional Women

Trend Of opinion Of local business
and professional women on birth
control will be shown at 8 Thurs
day night, following the 6 o'clock
dinner meeting of the local club
at the Woman's Department Club
house, in a debate, Resolved, That
Birth Control Should Be Legalized."
Affirmative Will be taken by Mrs.
Marie M. Bowen, Mrs. Margaret
Jones Muller, Miss Ruth E. Leedy
and Miss Bess Robbins, and mega
tive, by Mrs. Irene Reeves Moore,
DR.. Marie B. Kast, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mills Bran and Mrs. Florence K.
Thacker. Miss Lucy E. Osborn,
president OF the club. viii preside.
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Immediately following dinner.
Mrs. Oscar L. Pond, first v~ice-presi-
dent of the Indianapolis branch.
Needlework Guild of America, will
speak. Last year the club con-
triouted l39 new garments to the
Guild to be distributed to local
charity.
The roundup Of garments will be
held Nov. 10, IL and II at All Souls
Unitarian church. Guild work in
the club is under direction of Mrs.
Sarah Major Avery and Miss Grace
Beall.
Mrs. Gertrude Long will be hos
tess for the evening.
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Sunnyside Guild to Honor New
President at Luncheon Monday

lie Roy Martin corresponding sec
rotary; directors, Mesdames Frank
Gaines, Jesse C. Marshall. and
Duesenberg, and Mrs. Edward Ferger,
parliamentarian.
Table decorations will be carried
out in gold and white, colorS of the
guild. Mrs. Harvey Martin viii sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Roy McNair.
Mrs. j. E. Berry is chairman of
h~ostesses, assisted by Mesdames A.
H. Adams, William Arens, E. NJ.
Amos, G. J. Bookwalter, Bert A.
Boyd, J.. N. Bromert, E. L. Brown,
and E. D.. Bowman,
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Miss Clotilde Kidwell is chairman
of a guest tea to be given by the
Girls Friendly Society of Christ
church from 8 to 5 Sunday at the
Antlers.
Mrs. Walter Bozell and Mrs. Jesse
johnson, honorary members, Will
pour. Blue and white candles, So
ciety colors, and pink roses, will
decorate the tea table. Following
a musical program, Mrs. Jane Macy
will speak on the society, What 1t
Is-What 1t Does"
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secretary; CLAYTON Ridge. retiring CORE
spending secretary; W. A. Eshbsch. treas
urer: John Downing johnson. honorary
president. and Mrs. Everett NJ. schoheld.
president of the Woman's Department
Club.
Preceding and during the recep-
ton, there will be a program of
dancing and music by Miss Portia
Cooper, danseuse, and her accom-
PIANIST, Miss Juanita Bly,. Miss
Cooper has been a pupil of Ruth st.
Dennis and Ted Shawn.
All federated club presidents and
their club members are urged to
attend.
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Phi Epsilon
ALun1nae Clubs
Season to Open

indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary
musical sorority, will open its sea-
son with a luncheon at 1890
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Asel Spellman Stitt, 5355 Broadway.
Mrs. Nell Kemper McMurtrev and
Miss Lulu Brown will assist the
hostess.
Mrs. D. E. Gruber will speak on
scandinavian Music" with a must
cal program Illustrating her talk.
The program follows:
Voice
amid Roses Bever
There Is a Laddie and He Is Nine
Halleu
Twilight Musings" Kterulf
"A Maiden's Thoughts Winge
Mrs. Max Critchheld.
Mrs. Helen Smith Folz. a~ccompanist.
Piano
voice OF Spring ........... .Sinding
March Of the Dwarfs' .....Grfez
Mrs. McMurtrev.
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Sunnyside Guild will observe
presidents day with a luncheon at
1880 Monday at the Avalon Coun-
try Club. The new president, Mrs
Carrie L. Hammill, and the new
officers will be guests Of honor.
At the officers table will be seated
Mrs. Fred ~Duesenberg, retiring pres
ident, who will present the gavel to
Mrs. Hammill, and the following Of
fcers. Mesdames A. p. Harvey,
second vice-president; Charles Mar
tin, recording secretary; William H.
flaming. assistant recording Sec
letaryi Wayne Q. Stone, treasurer;
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Circle to Hold Dinner

General circles of Central Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. headed
bv Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey, will hold
a dinner followed by an informal
reception Thursday night at the
church in honor of DR.. Frank Lee
Roberts, who has been returned as
pastor for the coming year, and Mrs.
Roberts.
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Searcy, Mrs. Ethel Gilliatt, and Miss
Grace Hutchins.
Students will give a musical pro-
gram during the afternoon. Miss
Virginia Aeppli and Miss Vesta
Jackson, assistants, who have been
added to the faculty this season, will
pour, and members of the senior
class will serve in the dining room.
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SORORITY TO FETE
8 RECENT BRIDES

Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau
sorority Will meet Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Dorwin Sweet,
1927 West Thirty-fourth street. OFF,
GERS will be nominated. Following
the business meeting. three recent
brides Of the sorority, Mesdames
Sweet, Charles Lawrence and Maui
rice Miller, will be honored with a
shower.
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MISS WETZEL IS
FETED AT SHOWER

Miss Josephine Wetzel, whose
marriage to George Bruce will take
place Oct. 20, was honored at a
miscellaneous shower given Friday
night by Miss Virginia Wall, 1928
North New Jersey street. The bril-
colors, blue and pink, were car
RED out in the appointments and
decorations. The hostess was as
sisted by Misses Anne Moore, Mar
Jorle Parke, and Lillian Kluger.
Other guests were:
Mesdames Julian wetzel. Ben Wall.
Grace Galiher. B. N. Parke. Beulah Sail
Gen Misses Martha GiIliland. Helen Wi
TICK. Anne Wehrel, and Clara Martin.
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Mrs. HOIIO70ay
to Be Hostess
to Pi Beta Phi

Mrs. Alice Holloway, 4121 Suther-
land avenue, will be hostess for the
October meeting of the %Indianap-
oils Alumnae Association of Pi
Beta Phi Friday night, Oct. 9. A
cookie shine will be held at g.,
followed by a business meeting.
Assistant hOstesses will be Mrs.
Carl Fletcher, Mrs. r. S, Mansfield,
Misses Ethel Curryer, Charlotte
Comstock and Margaret Kellenbach.
Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, president,
will preside. Two members of the
active chapter at Butler university
will be guests. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. H. c. Curtis.
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MONTEL WILL
Be PARTY HOSTESS

Miss Olive Montel will entertain
members and pledges of Iota Kappa
sorority with a slumber party to-
night at her home, 2730 Gale street.
Pledge services will be held for
Misses Jane Murray, Virginia
Valodin, Mildred Eckhard and
Gladys Stuf1ebem. Members who
will be present are:
Mesdames M. E. Fiscus, Burton Gamma
day, Randall Willis, E. E. Musselman. v.
E. Adams, Misses Pamela Murray. Phyllis
Steinbrugge, Florine M"usselman, Josephine
West, Helen White. Harriet Hunt. Helen
Lee Smith, Winona Mortified and Mary
Evans.
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attend from chapters in Ft. Wayne,
Anderson, Kendallville, Muncie,
Huntington, Auburn, Wabash, IN
dianapolis, Washington, D. c.,
Convoy, Ill, and the following cities
in Ohio: Convoy, Dayton, and
Lima.
Decorations at all affairs will be in
the sorority coIors, orchid and gold,
and favors will be jewelry, bearing
the sority crest. Committees on
arrangements are:
transportation, Misses Ann ODonnell,
Helen McNearney and Mary schwimmer;
registration, Mrs. Shipley, Misses Dorothy
Kohlman and Blanche Stoughton; dance,
Misses STEELE. Geneva Skomp and Vivian
Cisseu; luncheon. Mrs. Cecil r. Moore,
Misses Rose Schwimmer and Mary P.
Thompson. and decorations, Misses Wan
eitta Judy and Florence FRANKIE.
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KAPPAS TO HOLD
BIRTHDAY DINNER

indianapolis Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will hold a birthday dinner at $50
Oct. 10, at the Propylaeum. All
Kappas in the city are invited.
Reservations must be made before
next Saturday yath Mrs. William
Louden at the Annstts
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Club Season
to Open at
Reception

F%ifty-fourth season of the In
dianapolis Matinee Musicale will
begin at 3, Oct. %, with a reception
at John Heron Art Institute honor
ing Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman, presi-
dent.
Receiving with Mrs. Brakeman
will be Mesdames Frank Cregor.
Ralph Chappell and Jane johnson
Burroughs, president of the Indiana
Federation Of Music Clubs.
Mrs. Harvey Martin is chairman
Of the room committee and will be
assisted by Mesdames Natalia Con-
nor, Roy H. Burch, Bernard R.
Batty and Miss Emma Doeppers.
Social Committee Named
The social committee will be
headed by Mrs. Charles N. Will
liams, and assistants:
Mesdames Roy Adams. Frederick NJ.
Ayres, George Bailey. Isaac Born. Hor-
tense Burpee. Augustus Coburn. Robert
Frost Daggett. Frank Daley. Grace Wat
son Duckwsll. Edgar F, Kiser. Hugh Nc
Gibney. William Fiske Landers. H. o..
Painter and Blanche Harrington.
Mile. Margaret Adsitt Barrelle,
contralto Of New York, will be guest
artist for the day and will be &C
companied by Mrs. Eva Rauten-
berg.
Following Mile. Barrelle'S recital,
the usual reception for members
and guests will be held in Soup
ture court. Active members are adj
mitted on presentation of member
ship card, and for this occasion
each will be given one guest card.
The Matinee Musicale was organ-
lied in 1877 for the purpose of fos-
tering musical culture in the city.
For this season an interesting
program of events has been ar
ranged. The first artist recital will
be held Nov. 13 when the Marianne
Kneisel string quartet will make its
appearance.
Composer to Appear
January %, Alexander Gretchan-
inof, famous Russian composer and
pianist and Albert Rappaport, tenor
of the Chicago Civic Opera Com
pany, accompanied by Alma Roth
Rappaport, will appear in a recital.
There will be an evening concert
Feb. II, by the choral section direct
ed by Elmer Stefen and an assist
ing artist whose name will be an
nounced later.
In addition to the artist recitals,
there will be the regular programs
by active members and student sec
ton.
Mrs. c. Harold Larsh is chairman
of the student section and Mrs.
Cecil Stalnaker of the choral sec
ton. Mrs. James H. Lowry is chair
man Of the program committee.
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CITY GIRL WEBS OHIO MAN
Before her

Before her
marriage
last Saturday
Mrs. Audley
II. Redrick
1CGS
Miss Dorothy
McMdndmOn,
daughter Of
Mrs. Bridget
McMdndmOn,
3SI7 College
0UeWUe.
F0ll0Uing
nm eastern
trip,
Mr.. and Mrs.
RenricE
WiIl be
at home IN
Akron, o.
Photo b. Platt.
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Miss Emma Colbert, assistant
dean of the Butler college of edu-
cation, will go to Anderson Friday,
to speak to the Mothers Club Of
the Longfellow school on Chill
dren's Literature"
Norman Joseph, son Of Mrs. Sallie
L. Joseph, 2715 North Meridian
street, who will be married soon to
Miss Inez Feibelman, Terre Haute,
was honored at a stag dinner given
Monday night by a group of men,
bers of the Broadmoor Country
Club at the clubhouse.
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"Ridin'. rovin' and roIlin',7 can be
added to "readin', writin' and 'rith-
metic,' ut lakewood school on the
Mlllersville road, because every day
when the books are put away at 2.3O
the students spend their afternoons
at their ~favOrite sport.
Mary Jane Morrison of Chicago.
on Prince. and Mariana Kuntz Of
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BRIDE TO LEAVE CITY
GMMO

IN q ceremony
performed
last Saturday
at the
First Baptist
church.,
Mss Margaret
Gertrude
Tingler,
daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.
William A.
Tingler,
III Hampton
d1Ipe,
became the
bride of
James T.
Roger.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger
1CiU make
MiShdWdkG
their home.
Photo BY Kindred.
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Dayton, who is coaxing Prince to
pose, prefer riding through the
bridal paths Of the estate, formerly
that Of Stoughton Fletcher.
The hockey devotees who also
play speedbau with equal ardor, are
Catherine Buche of Richmond, Ind,
left, and Gladys Brammer of Hous-
ton, Tex.
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the chapter house, 7O5 Hampton
drive. A covered dish luncheon will
be served.
IrvingtOn Catholic Women's Study
Club will meet with Mrs. G. w.
FaulStich. Mrs. j. w. Betz will
give a review of Fabiola's Cardinal
Wiseman."
Minerva Club will hold a presi-
dents day luncheon at 1890 at the
home of Mrs. George Wood, 5514
Washington boulevard.
Chapter F, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
will hold a presidents tea, with the
president, Mrs. A. Hugh johnson.
1888 North New Jersey street, as
hostess.
Thursday Afternoon Club will
have its annual Presidents day
luncheon at the home of the incom-
ing president, Mrs. L. A. Milt, 521O
Pleasant Run boulevard.
Mrs. H. T. Brown, Carmel, Ind,
will be hostess to the Thursday Ly-
ceum Club. Mrs. w. M. Somers will
give the program.
Ladies Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. Ward L. Larsh, 1887 Ar
row avenue, with Mrs. F. A. Lorenz
and Mrs. j. F. Matthews as assist
ants.
Current Events Club will hold
Presidents day at the home of the
president, Mrs. Cora M. Raber, 1911
West Thirty-second street, assisted
by Mrs. Rhoda Dawson.
FRIDAY
Irvington Social Study Club will
hold its meeting with Mrs. S. S.
Faussett, So Johnson avenue. A pro-
gram on New England will be given.
Guest day will be held by the
Irvington Quest Club, with Mrs. Ira
Melvin as hostess, assisted by Mes
DANES Walter Gingery and J. H.
Arlington.
SATURDAY
Magazine Club will open the sea-
son with a Presidents day luncheon
at the Highland Golf and Country
Club. Hostesses will be Mesdames
j. P. Phillips, F. C. Walker, William
Z. BaIch, F. w. Gunkle, G. P.
Stockton, George A. Van Dyke, D.
w. Tibbs, F. H. Rosebrook, H. w.
Dragoo and L. S. Fisher.
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Paper to Be Read
Zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
will hold its semi-monthly meeting
at Z Wednesday at the Sphinx Arms.
Program will consist Of a reading of
a paper, Thomas and Matthew
Arnold" and a review, Tom
Browns School Days"
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