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Daughters of Isabella Will
Sponsor Charity Ball May IA.

Daughters of Isabella will enter
tain Thursday night, May IA, at the
Indiana Ballroom, with their annual
charity ball, for the benefit of the
St. Elizabeth's Home for abandoned
babies and orphans under the age
of three years.
At the present time there are
forty-eight babies in the home,
which is located at $500 Curchman
avenue, Many of those formerly
kept by the institution have been
placed in homes.
Expenses are borne by the
Daughters of Isabella, who estab-
lished the home. and finance it by
numerous card parties and other
benefit social functions during the
year. The Rev. August Fuesseneg-
ger is chaplain at the home.
Miss Stella Haugh is general
chairman, in charge of tickets and
publicity. She has named the fol-
lowing committee from different
churches of the city, to assist in the
ticket sales:
Mrs. Frank Kirkhof. Little Flower
church; Mrs. Helen Costello. St. Rochs;
Misses Josephine Evard. SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral; Anna Hurley, St. Pat
ricks church; Margaret Monahan. St.
Phillips; Constance Wiegand, Sacred
Heart; Teresa Carroll st. Joan OF Arc;
Rosemary Lawlor, St. Joseph's; Sara
Stricken Holy Angels; Della Lynch. Halv
Gross; Mildred VestaI Assumption church .
margaret and Mary Dryer, st. Johns
Parish; Mary Connor, st. Anthonys: and
Helen Heidy, Our Lady of Lourdes.
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CITY GIRL BRIDE.
OF C. C. RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Curran,
ITO North Alabama street, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Louise Curran,
and Chester Carlton Ridge, son of
Mrs. Anna Ridge, 5946 CarroIlton
avenue, which took place at this
morning in the rectory of SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral, the Rev. George
Dunn, officiating.
Miss Helen Curran, the brides
sister, and Raymond Hoffman, at
tended the couple. After a we'd
ding breakfast at the Mardtt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ridge left for a brief
honeymoon, and will be at home on
their return at 532 East Fifty
fourth street
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ChOraIe Group
TO Seat Heads
at BreakfaSt

Chorale section OF the Matinee
Musicale will meet for a May break
fast at noon Thursday at the High
land Golf and Country Club. A
musical program, arranged by Mrs.
Edgar F. Ellsworth, will follow in
stallation of officers. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Minor
Goulding, 1920 North Delaware
street. The program is as follows:
Paper and piano
Resume of American Indiana Tribal
Melodies and Compositions" ...
Mrs, Clyde E. Titus; Mrs. E. E.Voyles,
pianist ...................
Voice trio
Colonial Song
Mesdames W. H Day. Beulah Bailey and
H. E. Singer; Mrs. Natalia Conner,
accompanist.
THE Shadow Dance. ........ .MacDowell
Rigandon, Op. 49".......... MacDowell
turkey IN the straw. ..............G uion
Mrs. A. J. Pratt
Voice
NOBODY hnoWs ..................B urleigh
swing Low :..--....... ........ Burleigh
Miss Emma J. Doeppers; Mrs. A. D. Mon
niger, accompanist.
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Gladys Bainaka, Mary Seward, and
Nigel Haley.
Today a luncheon and business
meeting will be held at the Lincoln.
Miss Helen Adams will be in charge
of the luncheon. Miss Marie Car
roll. president of Alpha chapter,
presided at the business meeting.
The house party will open to-
night with a dinner in honor of
new officers. Appointments will be
in keeping with May day Stunts
will be given by the following
pledges, Misses Margaret Houston,
Armilla Bauman, Olive Kern, Loret-
ia Bauman, and Gertrude Hanne-
baum.
Special guests will be Mesdames
Chester Fitch, c. Franklin Long,
Misses Geneva Berry and Mildred
McCreight of the Beta chapter,
Portsmouth, o.
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MONDAY

Indianapolis Literary Club will OBJ
serve ladies night in the club rooms
at the D. A. r. chapter house.
Michael w. Lyons will speak on
Richelieu."
Mrs. Charles R. Yoke, 4144 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
to the Monday Conversation Club.
Mrs. Hadley Green and Mrs. Ewald
Over will give a program on New
Fiction"
New Era Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Frank Shellhouse.
5000 North Meridian street. with
Mrs. Eserett A. Hunt and Mrs.
Thomas Martin as hostesses. A
program en- motion pictures will be
given by Mrs. John Jacobs and Mrs.
William Tillson.
Mrs. E T. Alberston, 4072 Park
avenue, will entertain members Of
the Sesame Club. Mrs. Lewis Finch
will review Anthony's Queen Eliza
beth"
Review Club will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Leo N. Burnett, so West
Hampton drive, with Mrs. .Elvan
Harrington in charge of the pro-
gram. Reviews will be given by
Mesdames David Allerdice, j. Garlic
ton Daniels, and Charles Harms.
Vincent C. L. s. C. Club will en-
terrain with an informal spring
party at the home of Mrs. z. D.
Davis, 1858 North Delaware street.
Mrs. G. H. Cheney is chairman Of
the committee in charge.
TUESDAY
Heyl Study Club will be held at
the Rauh Memorial Library, Miss
Marcia F'urnas of the Indianapolis
Central Library will speak on fiction
covering the period of history re-
Gently studied by the club. Mrs. F.
c. Anderson will give paper on
American cartoonists.
Irvington Chautauqua Club will
have luncheon meeting at the
home Of Mrs. r. H. Kenady, 5811
Julian avenue. Mrs. Mayne Find
ley and Mrs. E. ]. Askren will read
papers.
Girls Friendly society Of the
Christ Episcopal church will have
its regular dinner meeting at 6
Tuesday at the church. Dinner will
be followed by pledge services.
Mrs. Paul White president OF the
board of directors Of the Indian
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play, and Miss Ocie Higgins, New
York City, will sing.
The brides only attendant will
be Miss Louise Meade Adney, maid
of honor, a student in the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. She will wear
blue lace over pink, with large
pink bow in the back, blue MORE
slippers, and will carry pink roses.
The best man will be Forrest
Steen, indianapolis, and the ushers
will be brothers of the bride, Will
lett H. Parr Jr., and Allen Parr.
Bobbie Parr, nephew of the bride,
will be the ring bearer.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
a gown Of eggshelI lace over pink,
designed with tight fitting waist, a
large pink and blue MORE bow com
pleting the low decolletage at the
back, and two-tiered skirt. She will
wear single gardenia in her hair,
pink MORE slippers, and will carry
Brides roses.
A reception will be held imme-
diately following the ceremony, with
Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. W. H.
Parr at the tea table.
The bride and bridegroom will
leave after the reception for a weeks
wedding trip. They will make their
home in Ladoga.
The bride is graduate of Butler
university, and member of Kappa
Alpha Theta and Psi Iota XII sorori-
ties. The bridegroom is a graduate
OF Purdue university and a mem
Der Of Phi Gamma Delta.
Guests at the wedding from IN
dlanapolis will include members of
the Butler university chapter of
Kappa Alpha Theta who were at
tending the university at the time
Miss Parr was a student.
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Club
TO Install
at Breakfast

Choral section Of the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale viii hold a May
breakfast at noon Thursday, May 7.
at the Highland Golf and Country
Club, followed by installation Of new
officers, and a musical program.
Officers to be installed are Mes
danes Cecil Stalnaker, chairman;
Edgar F. Ellsworth, vice chairman;
Joseph F. Conley, treasurer; c. F.
Dillenbeck, secretary; Minor Gould
ing, D. E. Gruber, and William I.
Goory, directors.
Mrs. Marion K. Thomas IS gen.
eraI chairman Of arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. T. Williams Engle,
chairman of transportation; and
Mrs. Goory, Mrs. Goulding. and
Mrs. John Egger, in charge Of de-
corations.
Chorale To Fete
The chorale will have as its spe-
cial guests Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman,
president of the active section of
the musicale; Mrs. Clyde E. Titus,
guest artist; and Perceval G. Owen,
director of the chorus. Invitations
have been issued to all members of
the musicale.
Retiring officers Of the section
who will be honored are Mesdames
Wilson B. Parker. chairman; Mar
ian K. Thomas, vice chairman; Jo-
seph F. Conley, treasurer; Carl
Switzer, Natalie Conner, and Robert
Wilson, directors.
Reservations are to be made by
Tuesday May 5, with Mrs. Minor
Goulding, Mrs, George Biegler, or
Mrs. Rex Young. The following re-
servations have been made:
Mesdames John Allies, George Biegler, C.
NJ. Bohnstadt, Fred Bokeloh. A. J. Gallo
way, Charles Carlisle, Natalie Conner W.
H. Day H. M. Ellington, Joseph F. Con
ley. John Egger, Edgar P. Ellsworth, John
T. Emhardt. T. william Engle. J. H.
Green, D. e Gruber, George F. Goldman,
Minor Goulding william j. Goory, Rus
sell HIATT, Harry b. Henninger. S. A. Her
mann, Carl II. Irrgang, c. S. Dearborn,
Charles H. Bailey, H. E. Rhein, A. W.
Macy Charles E. Martin. A. J. Pratt,
Wilson B. Parker. J. P. Rsgsdale, DayIe
c. Rowland r. r. Sexton, r. H. Sher-
wood, L. E. Schultz Eugene Short, Cecil
Stalnaker, Carl switzer. Rebore NJ. selle.
W. H. swintz, H. M Thomas, Marian K.
Thomas. Louis Traugott, C. L. withner.
Tracy w. Whitaker. C. H. westerheld F.
w. Wager, Paul Walters, Robert wilson,
Rex Young, C. c. York. H w Van Malta,
Misses Ellie Wilkinson, Emma Doeppers.
Gertrude GutcIius, and Marjorie Alexander.
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PARENT TEACHERS
TO HOLD DINNER

Parent Teacher Association OF
School Is, Beville avenue and East
Michigan street. will have a dinner
meeting at $50 Friday night, May
8, at Woodruff Place Methodist
church. Russell Wilson, president
of the school board, will speak.
The mothers chorus of the club,
and Milton Oils, tenor, will give
musical program. Mrs. L. o. Roger
is in charge of reservations.
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or Music. Miss Van Sickle
Phi Beta, founded in 1912 at
Northwestern university with a
purpose of sponsoring music and
drama, has eighteen chapters whose
members are students of music or
dramatic art in Conservatives or
colleges. It is a member of Ma
tional Panhellenic Association of
Profession Fraternities and as ma
tional philanthropy has presented
and endowed a cottage in the Mac
Dowell colony in Peterborough, N.
H. Members of the new Epsilon
chapter are:
Mesdames Norma Justice Anti5ue.
Helen bingham, Helen Barnard Tougher.
Helen Morton, Lucille Carter SiIv5- Hiss $
Frances Beik, Rae Caldwell Marian Feb
renbach. Marie Lenahal, E6vthe McCouch
Betty McFadden, Maxine Mckay Martha
ces starr. Bernice van Sickle. Ruth Wag
ner and Anna Marie Zimmerman
Patrons and patronesseS include:
=. Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Les
Booth b Tarkjngton. Chic, Jackson, o. NJ.
sehuTmann, Mrs. George lj5ts' Finfrock. Miss
Mrs. Louise Closer Hale l.'' &C
and writer, has been made an
honorary member of Epsilon chap
ter. She is in Indianapolis for a
few weeks, before returning to
Hollywood, where she is engaged in
pictures. Among out of town guests
who will attend the installation
ceremonies are:
Professor Frank latham johnson, head
OF the voice department of the Univer-
sity of Illinois school of music, and Mrs.
Johnson, and the following national Of
ficers: Mesdames John Barrow. Gales
burg. Illinois, vice-president; Donald. Co
lumbus. Wis, Central Province president;
and Miss Metzger, Chicago editor of the
Baton. the fraternity magazine.
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apolis Freen kindergarten, will
speak on This Changing World" at
the guest meeting of the Irvington
Home Study Club to be held with
Mrs. Theodore Layman, 20 South
Audubon road.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. H.
B. Burnet will give a paper on Eek
position Notes" and Mrs. Jacob B.
Dunn will speak on Modern Mu-
seuns."
Iryington Friendship Circle will
have special business meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Dennis Dalton.
Alpha Eta Latreian Club will OBJ
serve guest day at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Doud, Golden Hill as
sisted by Mesdsmes o. w. Greer.
George Craighead, and Earl S. Gill
christ. Dr.. Flank Hutchins will
speak on "Fsychoanalys.s."
Mrs. Mary McNutt will be hos
tess for the Proctor Club, at her
home, 5438 Lowell avenue. Mrs.
Frank S. Dowd will read a paper,
"DeSoto and the ConqWstadores."
WEDNESDAY
Zetathea Club will meet with Mrs.
A. B. Mundelle, 3041 Park avenue.
Minerva club will meet at the
Rauh Memorial Library. Mrs. v.
G. Wiley will give a paper on Vim
cennes-George Rogers Clark"
A Mothers and Daughters party
will be given by the AMIGA Club.
Miss Amelia Wolff will be hos
tess to the Brookston Literary Club,
with the program by Mrs. r. C.
Alkire.
THURSDAY
Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Dana
Webster, with Mrs. S. A. Virgins
as the assistant hostess.
Mrs. r. H. Thomson will be hos
tess for the meeting of the North
Side Study Club, at her home, !
West Twenty-eighth street. In
dustries" will be the subject of a
talk by Mrs. w. T. Smith, and Mrs
Robert Binkley will speak on Camp
Fires in the Canadian Rockies"
Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at 9:45 in the parlors Of the Fetch
err American bank. Mrs. Max
Dahl viii lead the discussion, as
sisted by Mesdames Herbert Akers
F. H. Fillingham, William Cheese
man, ]. E. Barcus, A. c. Hirschman
and Albert F. Meurer. z
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SMITH ALUMNAE
NAMES PRESIDENT

Mrs. Edward B. Taggart was cleo
ted president of the Smith college
Alumnae Association of indianapolis
at a meeting Friday at the home of
Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, $40 West
Forty second street.
Other officers are Mesdames En-
win c. Stout, president; T. Vic
tor Keene, secretary, and Neil Esta-
brook. treasurer.
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VOMEN'S COUNCIL
TO MEET TUESDAY

Seventh Section, indianapolis
Council of Women, will meet Tues
day afternoon at the North Metho-
dist church, Thirty eighth and
Meridian streets. DR.. Ernest N.
Evans, executive secretary of the
Church Federation viii speak on
Influence of the Home to the Com
munity."
Mrs. Lucia NIcWhirter will give
a talk on The Last Word of the
w. G. T. u" and musical program
will be presented by the Treble Cleft
trio of the w. c. T. u, directed by
Mrs. Lewis E. York.
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Reception Held in Honor of
Pair Welded Quarter Century

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McCardle,
8O4 East Maple road, held a recep-
ton Friday night at their home, in
honor of Mrs. McCardie's sister,
Mrs. H. P. Scott and Mr. Scott,
Evanston, Ill, in celebration of their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott formerly made
their home in Indianapolis.
Roses and spring flowers were used
through the house in decoration and
the buffet table held a large bou-
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today. Initiation
of the local group
will be followed by
a banquet at the
Propylaeum.
officers of the
local chapter are:
Miss Ruth Wag-
n err, president;
Miss Bernice Van
Sickle, vice-preSi-
dent; Miss Max
inc Mckay, secre-
tary, and Mrs.
H e e n Morton,
treasurer.
NJ ISIS Wagner
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Tau Gamma to Close State
Convention With House Party

Tau Gamma sorority will close its
annual state convention with a
house party at Lagoon lodge, over
the weekend, celebrating the ninth
anniversary Of the founding Of Ine
organization
The convention opened Friday
night with a May Day dance at
the Columbia Club. Miss Edna Marie
Bennett was chairman of the dance
assisted by Misses Margaret Pruitt,
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CERVUS CLUB TO
HOLD BRIDGE TEA

Cervus Club will hold a guest
bridge tea Friday afternoon at the
Antlers. Mrs. Carl Steinhauer is
general chairman. Table hostesses
are Mesdames Martin Collins.
Joseph Forrest, Louis Goldsmith.
E. T. Lawrence, Mort Nichols. Max
Patton, F. P. Randle, G. j. Auster-
miller, Thomas holland, Fred Wag-
ner, John Cronin, c. j. Richter.
Eugene Blackburn, Timothy Sexton,
c. G.. Neerman, D. c. Cutshan, John
Minta, G. T. Roesner. j. E. Miller,
Otis AcCracken and Harry Wiebke.
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d. A. r. TO MEET
AT PROPYLAEUN

Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, will meet at 2:3O Thursday
afternoon at the Propylaeum. Dr.
William E. jenkins will speak. Re
ports Of the continental congress.
held recently in Washington will be
made.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Edgar
H. Evans, Henry w. Bennett, JAG
quelin S. Holiday, and Miss Mar
garet Baldwin.
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Sorority To Dance

Zeta Tau Alpha, sorority at But
Ter university will entertain next
Saturday night with its annual
spring dance at the Highland Golf
and Country Club. Miss Loujean
Gullett and Miss Virginia Lett are
on the dance committee.
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quet of Sweetheart roses as a CEN
terpiece. Pink tapers in cluster
holders lighted the dining room.
Mrs. Ruth Renter Nessler, harp
ist, and Mrs. Wagner Roush, vio-
linist, played during the receiving
hours.
Vaughn Scott, a student at North
western university and Miss Ruth
Scott, a student at Nichols school,
Evanston, received with their par
ents and Mr.. and Mrs. McCardIe.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson O'MalIey, Mrs.
Guy F. Bills, Mrs. o. R. Scott and
Miss Cecil Scott.
Guests from out of town were
Dr.. and Mrs. G. G. Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs j. L. Turner, Greensburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tobin, Spring
field, Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y.
Pierce, Muncie, Ind.
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Trio s
Artists Named
for Musicale

Miss Alma Monninger, soprano,
and Earl Shockney, tenor, will be
the assisting artists in the weekly
musicale at the Marott Sunday
night. Mrs. S. K. Ruick, pianist,
will accompany them. Their num-
bers will be presented in addition
to those by the N1arott trio. The
program includes:
"Andante Expressive
from &C Minor Trio ...,....
Vocal
Minis Aria from la Boheme')
Care seiye3 t;oome Beloyed''j HANDEL Handel
Sill VIE Die Nachte" i4calm Asa As
the Night'l .-...............-. Bohm
rieIIot ..--......- Hypmer
In the Garden Of ny Heart -. Ball
Miss Monninger
THREE-MINUTE INTERMISSION
Laugh Bit and Love Bit" Stanton
Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride" 4''-s
NJ shockney. 80 :
odd Folks at Tome" Foster
Miss Monniager and Mr.. Shoctncv.
trumental-Selections from Mar
Marott Trio.
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SunmySide Guild
to Play Bridge
After Luncheon


Members of the Sunnyside Guild
will hold a luncheon and business
meeting at 1890 Monday at the
Ethelenn tea room, followed by
bridge in the afternoon. Mrs. Byron
A. Sunderland is general chairman,
assisted by Nesdames T. w. Small
ley, Lynn Stone, R. H. Sturn, D. B.
Sullivan, Boyd H. Templeton, Clyde
E. Titus, Robert Turnbull, Richard
B. futile, Wayne o. Stone and j.
A, Warrender.
The May meeting and party to be
given by the guild at the Sunny
side sanitarium will be held May
II. Mrs. Chantilla White and Mrs.
w. H. Hanning are in charge.
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tee Of which Mrs. Lucien King is
chairman, assisted by NIesdames
Harry Kuhn, B. S. Goodwin. WAL
ter Reynolds, Russell King, and Miss
Louise Noble, health education sec
rotary.
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Club VIII GiUe Dance

indianapolis Country Club will
open its season formally next Sat-
urday night with a dinner dance
for members and guests. Paul R.
Matthews, social chairman, also
announces a dinner dance May Is.
a pre-race dance, May %, and
Memorial day dance, May 30.
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Photo bv Dexheimer.

Photo BY Dexheimer.
Mrs Ryland Pratt is one of the
hostesses for the May luncheon
party Wednesday at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club. Other hos
tesses are MesdameS Harry L.
Freyn, Robert J. Ittenbach, Her
bert S. King, Miss Stacia O'Con-
nell and Mrs. Ralph L. Seabury,
Anderson. Mrs. Raymond Fox is
chairman OF the social committee.
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Mrs. Daisy B. Bates will be hos
tess to the Ladies Federal Club at
her home, 4317 East Washington
street, assisted by Mrs. w, B. Nor
ris and Mrs. G. E. Pogue,
Officers will be elected at the
meeting of the Indianapolis Current
Events Club. Mrs. c. NJ. Raber.
1911 West Thirty-first street will be
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Rhoda
Dawson. The program will be given
by Mrs. P. G. Lumley and Mrs. M
G. Norris.
Mrs. Bertha Wright Mitchell will
entertain members of the After
math Club at her home, Is East
Thirty-sixth street, with a program
by Mesdames G. S. Rhoads, ana
George NJ. Cornelius.
FRIDAY
Miss Minnie Allemong, Sout.
Michigan Road, will be hostess fo
the meeting of the Over the Teacup
Club. "A program on modern verse
will be given by Mrs. Bjorn Winger
and Miss Viola MeynelI.
Irvington Catholic Women's Stud,
Club will meet at the home of Mr.,
Albert Ehrlesberger, 116 North Wal
lace street. The Rev. M. w Ivon
will speak on The Poets Fancy
and Mrs. o. NJ Worley will talk On
Modern Composers"
Mrs. Fred B. Keuthan, 3543 Win
throp avenue, will be hostess to thc
Woman's Advance. Club. Mrs
Charles j. Cook and Mrs. Charles
Arbaugh will give talks on '"The
Government and Public Health -
and Veterans Hospitals"
Irvington Quest Club will meet
with Mrs. E. NJ. Hughes, 326 North
Audubon road. The program will
be on modern English literature and
history.
Irvington Social Study Club will
meet with Mrs. H. C. May. 32l
North Bolton avenue. The United
States, will be the program sub
ject. Mrs. Bert L. Cruzan will speak
on Paxton Hibben," and Mrs. J. D
Riker viii review Hibben's Henri
Ward Beecher.''
SATURDAY
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club viii
have a Mothers DAY meeting at the
home Of Miss Mary Helen Borcherd-
I ing, assisted by Mrs. A. F. Malott
and Miss Helen Barrett
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Phi Beta to Install Chapter
at the Jordan Conservatory

Phi Beta, national professional
sorority Of music and dramatic art,
will install new chapter at Ar
thur Jordan Conservatory of Music
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stance Metzger.
A history of the
chapter will be
given by Miss Al
b erta Speicher.
Sketches, music
a n d monologues
will be presented
by members Of
the new chapter,
members of Sig
ma chapter at
University of I'LL
nois and Delta
chapter, Cincin-
natl Conservatory
Of Nfl3cin
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Aid Society IN Dinner

Section B, Ladies' Aid Society,
Second Reformed church, will serve
a dinner from II to 1 Wednesday
at the church, Pleasant and Shelby
streets. Mrs. Louise Pellet is
chairman
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ALltnllloe To Meet

Phi Mu Alumnae will meet at 1880
Monday at the home of Mrs. Stan
ley Hayes, 1904 Evergreen avenue.
Mrs. Wilbur Shannon will be as
sistant hostess.
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Miss Kirk to Be Hostess
Miss Josephine Kirk will be host
ess for the meeting of the Alpha
Tau zeta sorority Tuesday night.
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Delta Bios to Meet

Delta Rho chapter of the Phi Pi
Psi sorority will hold its regular
business meeting at 8 Monday night
IN the Chamber of Commerce build
ing.
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Alpha Chapter to Meet

Alpha chapter, Pi Omega sorority,
will meet Wednesday night at the
home Of Miss Victoria Poggiani
2428 Park avenue.
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Pr O1nicron to Meet

Zeta chapter of the Pi Onlicron
sorority will hold its regular BUSH
ness meeting at Wednesday night
at the Sphinx Arms.