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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-04
BY MRS. WARD McGREW
Press Staff Correspondent

The Meloland Ladies Social club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Waldo w. Weeth.
whose Joint hostess was Mrs. H. o.
Galloway.
A fan design quilt was started for
Mrs. Galloway. While the members
were busy sewing current events of
interest were discussed.
A short business meeting was
held to make final plans for the
pot-luck luncheon to be held at the
next meeting in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Ebert Newton and
Mrs. Merle Hartsock. This will be
the annual Christmas meeting and
gifts will be exchanged
A short guessing contest provided
pastime for the meeting. Mrs. Merle
Hartsock proved to be the most
successful gueSser.
Those present were MeSdames
Ebert Newton, Ralph Engebretson,
Charles Forsberg, Alex Never.
Jesse Mcbride, Laurence Richards
Vera Lindsey, H. H. Peters, Hardy
Odell Richard Merrill, G. c. Rich
ards, Fred Waterman, Dan Scott,
r. Neifert, Ward McGrew, Joe Kin
naird, Merle Hartsock and the
hosteSses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kinnaird and
daughter, Helen JOY, had Thanks
giving dinner in Ell Centro at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Skipper
Mrs. Skipper is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kinnaird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Newton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle HartSock had
large dinner party at their home
Thanksgiving day, including as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Kinnaird, Mrs
Alice Heath, Jim Heath, Mrs
/. Gladys McElroy and her foul
children
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Nuttall ano
daughter, Louann, of San Bernar-
dino, were guests for dinner Friday
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ward McGrew.
Mrs. Laurence Richards and Mrs
H. A. Wells went to Los Angeles
for Thanksgiving Mrs. Wells Wis
tied with her brother, Gordon
Stuart, and other relatives, return.
ing this week on Wdpesday. Mrs
Richards visited with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Withrow, al
Southgate, and returned Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Hancock and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alex Meyer treated a number
of boys and girls of the Eoltville
Christian church to a weiner roast
last Saturday afternoon. The boys
and girls were members of the
Junior Christian Endeavor society
and some were members of Mr.
Meyers Sunday school class. The
picnic party motored to the sane
hills near Ten-foot drop, where
they spent the afternoon in games
and contests, followed by the
weiner roast. Mrs. Langston ano
Mrs. Harlan assisted in transport
ing the 90 happy boys and girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcbride en-
tertained guests from Whittier over
the weekend. They were Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. B. NOVEL; and small daugh-
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BRIEF NEWS FROM MELOLAND

ter, Mary. Mrs. NOVEL; and Mrs.
Mcbride are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Richards en-
joyed visit from their daughters,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Allen and two little girls, Lucille and
Emma Marie, of Beaumont, over
the weekend.
Mrs Hazel Summers of Orange
is spending quite little time here
on her ranch, taking care of busi-
ness affairs.
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FOR SALE-Mahogany player pi-
ano, $500; Maytag washer, Al,
$3.50; roll top desk, Aft. golden
oak, like new, $3.50 Star Furni-
ture. 449 Main st. 4t6
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Rooms and apartment

FOR REM - Apartment, 800
Brighton. Phone 578-R. Aft
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. U.p) -
Livestock.
Hogs = Receipts 300; 10 to 20
cents higher; three loads Colorado,
S535-5.80.
Cattle = Receipts 315; fully
steady; medium steers, $5.25-6.70;
common to medium COWS, $3.0O-3.75;
good COWS to $435.
Calves - Receipts so; holdovers
235: steady.
Sheep = Receipts 800; holdovers
279; no sales.
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BURIED IN SHROUD SHE MADE

MIDLAND, Ont. W,P)-Mrs Alice
Loader. rs. of Penetang, was bur-
led in a shroud which she had
made with her own hands ninG
years ago and in a casket which
she ordered for herself last June.
While ordering the casket she also
gave instructions relating to her
funeral. -, .
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l1aIteV

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. {U,P) =
Following are today's market quo
tations:
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Situations Wanted
Smiling Statesmen Worried

PHOENIX, Ariz., U.P)-The haz-
ard of cracked lips has worried en-
ployeeS of an uptown produce and
grocery market since the owner
posted sign reading: Your gro
cerieS free if we fail to SMILE"
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FOR RENT-rSCom. Call before
$3.50 a. m. or after $50 p. m. 83l
Commercial. 3tf
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REDUCE your rent - Apartments,
$500 and up. EennoX Hotel, 422
Olive. Phone 867. 3tf
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Richard Lieber
Is Speaker on
Club Program

Richard Lieber will speak on
Our State Parks" at the meeting
of the sixth section of INDIANAPOLIS
Council of Women Tuesday at the
Unitarian church. Mrs. Frederick
Terry is chairman of the program.
assisted by Mrs. R. A. Miller, Mrs.
j. F. Edwards, and Mrs. j. A. Hood.
There will also be a musical pro-
gram.
Clubs represented in this section
OF the council are: the Wednesday
Afternoon Club, Woman's Advance
Club, Woman's Alliance Unitarian
church, Woman's Auxiliary to the
National Association of Letter Car
riers, Woman's Auxiliary to the
rty-eighth Division of Indiana,
Women's Department Club, Woman's
Organization of Retail Druggists.
Woman's Research Club. Y. M. c.
A., Zetathea Club, BETHANY Glass of
Tabernacle Presbyterian church,
Broadway Methodist Ladies Aid
Society, Calendar Aid, Central
Christian church, and Capitol
avenue Methodist Calendar Club.
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Music Clubs
Set Plans
for Session

Plans for the second annual
public choral festival to be featured
at the eleventh annual convention
of Indiana Federation of Music
Clubs, April 1913, have been
changed, and now call for the APP
pearance of two choruses at the
regular convention session at the
Lincoln the first afternoon of the
convention. The remainder of the
chorus will present a program at
the Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church in the evening.
The church choir, directed by Will
lard Beck, which is affiliated with
the federation, will take part in the
program, which will close with a
massed chorus directed by Mr.. Beck.
The festival program is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Frank v. R. Bum,
Muncie, whose matinee musicale
chorus will be included in the
choral groups.
The festival will be open to the
public without charge.
Opening Day Speakers Named
Speakers for the opening day of
the convention include Mrs. Edgar
Stillman Kelley, former national
federation president; and chairman
Of the biennial convention of the
National Federation in June in San
Francisco, and Paul G. Stetson,
superintendent of Indianapolis pub
lie schools, who will give the address
of welcome. Both will speak in the
afternoon following the reports of
officers.
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, Vincennes,
second vice president of the fedora
ton, will preside at the luncheon
at 1890. She will discuss the Hoo
sier Program bureau, of which she
is chairman.
Publicity to Be Feature
The second day of the convention
will feature publicity in the morn
ing, with a talk by Frank Elliott,
director of publicity at Indiana uni
versity, and Mrs. Henry Schurmann,
national publicity chairman.
Mrs. Verna Palmer Sterling,
chairman of state newspaper pub
licity, has asked senior club presi-
dents to send publicity chairmen or
some club representative to the
publicity luncheon at noon, when
she will discuss the federations
newspaper publicity service. Reser-
vations may be made with Mrs.
Sterling before April Is.
The third day will be devoted to
Juniors with a band contest and
parade in the morning, followed by
a luncheon at noon at the Y. w. G.
A. after which Scrapbook contest
prizes will be awarded.
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Committees to
GUe Fund Aid
Party Named

Committees have been completed
for the card party to be given
Tuesday night at the Marott, for the
benefit of the Shortridge Student
Aid and Scholarship Fund. Mrs.
Preston Highley, who was chair
man of the affair last year, is in
charge.
Other committees are: Printing.
Mrs. T. A. Randall; table prizes.
Mrs. Herman Deupree; door prizes,
Mrs. James K. Gibbs; Candy, Mrs.
Francis L. Byrne, chairman; Mrs.
j. j. Voelker and Mrs. J. D. Irwin.
Mrs. Eugene Wilder is advertising
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Francis M. Fauvre, G. B. Tyler, F.
G. Marshall, James Kay. F. NJ. Ray
mond, F. E. Runyan, Emory Crow
ley, o. G. Flowers and A. L. Harvey.
Mrs. Chester zechiel is chairman
Of the ticket sales committee. as
sisted by Mesdames John w. Har-
vey, j. R. Walls, F. c. Voyles and
Ross Mitchell.
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Kappa Theta Alumnae to Tour
Four Community Fund Homes

A Come and See Trip" will be
held by members of the Indianap-
oils Alumnae Association of Kappa
Alpha Theta Saturday afternoon,
April IL, following a business Ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. william
P. Chaplin, 1907 North Delaware
street. Four agencies of the Indi-
annapolis Community Fund includ-
ing the Flanner House, Christamore
Settlement, the Florence Crittenden
Home, and the Old Ladies' Home
will be visited.
The trip will be made in buses,
which will leave the home of Mrs.
Chaplin at 3. At 4:30, at the last
stop, a musical program and tea
has been arranged by the program
committee. Newly elected officers
Of the chapter will be special guests.
They are:
Mesdames Charles Binkley. president;
John Paul Ragsdale. ce-president: Miss
Constance Jones. recording secretary: Miss
Mildred Morgan, treasurer; Mrs. Leon Ter
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Mrs. Henry Atkins Jr. is mem
Der of the entertainment commit
tee of Christamore Aid Society,
which will sponsor a Dutch feSti-
val dinner dance April II at the
indianapolis Athletic Club.
Mrs. Edison T. Wood Jr. is one
of the hostesses for the April
bridge party at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club at / on
Wednesday.
J. G. Mueller, 1905 College ave-
nue., has announced the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Norma
Mueller, to Donald L. Stone of
the Dartmouth university faculty.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Mrs. Harry Borst is chairman
Of prizes for the spring card party
to be given by Children's Sunshine
Club of SunnySide Monday at
Hotel Antlers. Three door prizes
will be awarded, it has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Amanda J. Barrett, 1925
Salem street, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Mildred Pauline Barrett, to John
Earle Slower, Cleveland, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Slower, AL
toona, Pa. The wedding will take
place in May.
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Card Parties

April cycle, Good Will Club of
st. Joseph's church will entertain
with card party at 2::3O Mon
day at GIT East North street. The
committee includes Mesdames John
j. Meyer, chairman; George Deitz.
Dena Martin, Marie Schrnitt, John
Ross, William Lahrman, Charles
Lahrman, John Mintal, william
English, Maurice Rosa, William
Elizman, James Fleetwood, Cecil
McConahay and Miss Agnes Dooley.
Mrs. C. A. Rockford and her
April committee Of the Little
Flower church are planning the
activities. The first event
will be a card party at the home
of Mrs. John H. Rernzen, ITO North
street. Easter Sunday
afternoon and night. A dance and
card party will be held Easter Mon
day night at the school hall, Four
tenth street and BoSart avenue.
Oxford Club will hold a benefit
card party at 2:30 and $50 Monday
at the Crystal palace. st. Clair and
Illinois streets.
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Founders Day
to Be Observed
by Cheer Guild

Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
observe Founders day Thursday
with a tea from to 5 at the home
of the president, Mrs. Charles Ho-
gate, 5470 University avenue.
This tea is an annual event in
honor of Mrs. Andrew j. Porter,
founder, and the women who re-
sponded to her call for volunteers.
The membership. twelve at the fist
meeting, increased to thirty at the
second. These we're known as char
ter members.
At this time, seven years later. the
guild has membership of 1875 active
and 1900 auxiliary members i'll
chapters throughout the state.
The purpose of the organization is
to add TO the material comfort and
happiness Of the little patients at
the James Whitcomb Riley hospital.
Mrs. Agnes M. Todd is -ea char
man. There are no invitations.
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honor Of the regent. Mrs. P. M
Dill, who is leaving indianapolis to
take up permanent residence in
Brownsville, Tex.
Arrangements for the meeting are
IN charge OF Mrs. w. I. Hoag and
Mrs. A. B. Click. The program is
being prepared by Mrs. Louis e
Kruger.
Raymond Oster Of the faculty Of
the Jordan School of Music. Robert
Cavanaugh and Emsley johnson ,Tr Z
will play a group of cornet nun
bers. Mrs. Arthur Dobbins, dramatic
reader, will give several Character
sketches. Miss Eva May Lombard
viii play the clarinet and saxophone
accompanied by Mrs. Thelma Nor
ris. Mrs. M. D. Didway and Miss
Irene Rothernel will present
Rose program, consisting of songs,
and a monologue.
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Indiana Artists Club Patrons
Named for Institute Ball

Calvert. Robert A. Milliken. William For
syth, D. Laurence Chambers. Wilbur D.
Peat. Eli Lilly. Booth Harrington. Mere
dith Nicholson. Thomas B. Sheerin. Her
man Wolff, Robert Adams, Charles Latham,
Henry Atkins Jr.. Theodore B. Griffith.
Noble Dean. Paul Fisher. Lee Burns. Evans;
Mesdames Pauline Moon Haueisen. John
N. Carey, William C. Bobbs. Jesse Fletcher;
Misses Anna Hasselman. Mary Ellen Nc
Nance and Betty Gould.
Prizes will include two paintings,
one by Clifton Wheeler and one by
R. L. Selfridge and two japanese
prints, donated by Mr.. Calvert.
Reservations for the ball may be
made with the secretary of the club,
1872 Lemcke building, or at Layman
Brothers, 30 Monument Circle.
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Alpha o. Head
to Be Guest of
Butler Chapter

Mrs. Peyton Wemyss-Smith, Ok
lahoma City, natlonal inspector of
Alpha Chi Omega, will be the guest
of the active chapter Of Butler uni
versity for the coming week. A
luncheon in her honor will be given
by the chapter, and she will attend
initiation services, followed by a
formal banquet.
The central office Of Alpha Chi
Omega, which is located here. will
be inspected by Mrs. Wemvss-
Smith. Saturday, April II, she will
attend the monthly luncheon meet
ing of the Beta Beta alumnae chan
ter, at the home Of Mrs. Donald u
Bridge, 5425 North PENNSYLVANIA
street.
Following her visit with the chan
ter she will be the weekend guest
OF Miss Mildred Blackridge. national
secretary of the sorority.
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MISS DURNELL TO,
Be PARTY GUEST

Miss Dorothea Durnell, whose
marriage to Dan B. MacLaren will
take place next Saturday, will be
honored tonight with a bridge party
and shower at the Lumley tea
room. The hostess, Miss Olive
Montel, will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Michael Montel.
Guests with the bride-elect will be:
Mesdames Carl witt. Glide Aldrich.
Charles Durnell. NJ P. Montel Misses Pris-
ella shearer. Eleanor Marshall. Elizabeth
Dodson. Marian Bishop. Iris Davis. Gar
nette Davis. Gertrude Rhoades. Harriet
watkins. Opal Staples and Harriet Pres
ton
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Photo by Mooref1elL.
Among the prominent Indian
apoliS club women chosen to head
their organizations for the next
year are Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt, 1899
Washington boulevard, of the
Monday Conversation Club, and
Mrs. G. T. Doyal, 1876 Montcalm,
of the Amicitia Club.
The Monday Conversation Club
is one Of the oldest clubs in the
city, having been in existence
since 1897, and numbering among
its members women prominent in
indianapolis society.
Mrs. Doyal has been treasurer
of the Amicltia Club. which was
organized in 1923 for welfare
work. 1t is affiliated with the
Indiana and Seventh District
Federation of Clubs, the Indian
apolis Council of Women and the
Photo IndOrSerS.
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QUARTET TO AID
MAROTT MUSICALE

Assisting artists for the Sunday
night musical in the marble ball
room Of the Marott from S:45 to 10
will be members of the La Shelle
quartet, Miss Marian <. Thomas.
Miss Caroline j. Folta, Hugh H.
Mason and Edward La Shelle. &C
companied by Mrs. Bonnie Blue
Brown. The program follows:
Finale" from D-Minorl .....
voie... $1,000 ........--.... MendelsSohn
"a Easter Hymn. ....... nth Century
ca1,efll The Years at the Spring; .Beach
Edward La shelle.
hoI Niore' tOhl DAY OF Cod .Bruch
v,t... Consuelo Couchman.
(al Pale Noon" ro,,,
tbl "Carmona waltz '''''''''-' y HGgan
Quartet
-, -Three-Minute IntermiSsion-
tbl "Ah. Love. But a Dsy''...,.... c;i ilt :
Marian Thomas.
tal The world Is Waiting for the
ID "Sextette" lfTom '.Lucia'j .Dnre ssiisT
Quartet
Trio" C@Faleria RsSticarla".. .Mascangni
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Miss Stubs Is
Engaged to
Don Whitman

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stubs, Shell
byville, announce the engagement
Of their daghter, Miss Mary Frances
Stubs, Of Bryant, to Donald Whit
man, Indianapolis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. L. Whitman, Bryant.
Announcement was made at
bridge party given by Miss Stubs
at Mrs Carl Whitman's home in
Bryant Wednesday night.
Miss Stubs is q graduate Of In
diana university and member OF
Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Whit
man is a former student Of Bah
State Teachers college, Muncie.
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Miss Frances Hamilton, secretary, and
Mrs. Edward Anderson, treasurer. Mrs
Frederick Boone and Mrs. Gall Sayles
are directing publicity.
A feature of the entertainment
during the evening will be the ap-
pearance of Mrs. Irving Fauvre, who
will sing, and Mrs. John K. Ruck-
elshaus, pianist. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Oscar Frenzel.
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Mrs. DeUeIIing
to Entertain
Church Group

Missionary society of Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet at
2 Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
L. p. Dwelling, 1854 Ruckle street.
Mrs. o. <. McNIance will give
the Bible lesson; Mrs. Walter
Lemon will read a paper. The
Negro-OpportunitieS and Progress
in America" Mrs Frank Cleve-
land and Mrs. Harry Stombaugh
also will speak.
Assistant hoSteSseS for the meet
ing include Mesdames H. NJ.
Stradling. w. T. Chafee, Charles
worreu, George w. Perlee, Charles
Spahr. Charles Deeter, James
Stewart and Ida Shut.
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fas. corresponding secretary: Mrs. Charles
Farmer, corresponding editor: Miss Helen
De Grief and Miss Virginia Kingsbury, So
cial service committee; Mrs. Donald D.
Hoover, publicity. and Miss Elizabeth
Berterman. telephone.
The committee of hostesses is
composed of:
Mesdames Edward Foster Smith. chair
man; Thoma sc, Bachelor. Willis B. Con-
nor. Blanton Coxen.. Evanson carp. Edgar
Young Patterson, James Ray. Wister Shir-
ley Resale spong, A. W. Sutton. and Miss
Louise Wilson. assisted by the social serv-
ice committee
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MU PHI PATRONS
TO HEAR MUSICALE

Patronesses of the AIu Phi EpSi-
lon. national honorary musical So
roritv. will meet at 10 Wednesday
morning, April 8, at the home of
Mrs Charles Maxwell, 401 East
Fifty-sixth street. Charles Hansen
will give a talk on Mendelssohn.
Musical numbers will include a
vocal SOLO Jerusalem" (Mendels-
sohn) by Miss Leona Wright, and a
piano duet, 'Ruyblas" (Mendels-
sohn). by Mrs. Dan F'lickinger and
Mrs. James Ritchey.
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D. A. r. GROUP TO
ENTERTAIN GUESTS

General Arthur st. Clair chapter
D. A R., will hold its annual guest
day meeting Monday at the Prouv-
laeum. Mrs. Frederick Krull win
be speaker, and will have Maria
Mitchell, Astronomer Of Nantucket" y,
as her subject.
Each member may bring one
guest. Reservations may be made
with Miss Mary L. Sullivan. The.
committee Of hostesses includes
Mrs. J. Raymond Lynn, Mrs. Jean
S. Miner, Miss Anna H. Spann and
Miss Sullivan
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Mrs. F0ItS to
Be Hostess to
Ahn1nae Club

Monthly meeting of the Indian
apolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority, will be held at the home
of Mrs. Helen Smith Foltz, 1906
Kenwood avenue, Wednesday.
Luncheon will be served at 1890.
Mrs. Folz will be assisted by Mrs.
j. E. Thompson and Mrs. Mildred
Harrett Pearson.
Miss Grace Hutchings, guest of
the club, and Mrs. Jane johnson
Burroughs, will give a lecture-re-
cital on Development Of the Art
Song"
Sorority to Gather
Regular meeting of Beta Theta
Chi sorority will be held tonight at
the AntlerS.
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Carl Layman, president of the IN
diana Artists Club, has announced
the patrons and patronesses for the
Neurological ball to be held next
Friday night at the John Heron
art institute under the auspices of
the club. They are:
Messrs. and Mesdames Benjamin D. Hitz.
Kurt Vonnegut. Hilton q. Brown, Clar-
ence Coffin. Robert B. Failey. George c.
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Personals

Miss Marthalou Kennedy, Ass
Central avenue, left today fer
trip to California and Vancouver,
British Columbia.
Miss Charlotte Twitty. senior at
Ward Belmont school, is spending
spring vacation at Biloxi, Miss, and
New Orleans, La. She is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Twitty.
1919 North Meridian street.
Miss Gwendolyn Short, 1907 East
Maple road, has returned from
Rensselaer,, Ind, where she gave a
program of dramatic selections for
the Literary Club.
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.SUNNYSIDE GUILD
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

Annual luncheon and business
meeting of Sunnyside Guild will be
held at 1890 Monday at the Ethel
;enn tearoom, 3710 North Meridian
street. Mrs. Ray NJ. Reams will be
hostess Chairman, assisted by:
Mesdames Charles F. Renard. Sidney
Rice. T. E. Root. J. A. Rousch. Gaylord
Rust. j. T. SAWYER. Edward Schurmann.
G. C. Schmidt. Charles Seidensticker and
George w. Shaffer.
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Dutch Festival to Be Held
by ChristamOre Aid Society

Louise Powell and Alan Carey will
dance at the Dutch festival to be
held next Saturday night at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club by the
Christamore Aid Society for the
benefit Of Christamore Settlement.
Miss Caroline Sweeney heads the
organization. Other officers are:
Mrs. jeremiah Cadick. vice-president;
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Musicale Will Be Given at
Daughters of Union Session

April meeting of the Governor
Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union, will be
held at 2:3O Monday in the parlors
at the Antlers.
Following the business session a
spring musicale will be presented in
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SOcietM TO Emtertnim

Ladies' society of the Indianapolis
Mannerchor will hold a card party
at 2 Friday at the Academy of Mu-
sic. Mrs. Otto DeLuse and Miss
Emma Minter will be hostesses. The
spring guest party will be held
Tuesday, April %.
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Musicale Board to Meet

A call meeting of the executive
board of the indianapolis Matinee
Musicale will be held at 10 Monday
at the home of Mrs. Robert I.
Brakeman, 384s North Pennsylvania
street.
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Luncheon to Be Held

Section B, Ladies Aid Society Of
the Second Reformed church,
Shelby and Pleasant streets, will
give its regular monthly luncheon
from II to ! Wednesday.