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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

In her lectures this week before
the International Travel Study
Club, Inc, Mrs. Samuel R. Artman
will have for her subject "Fernan-
dez-A Visit to Robinson Crusoe'S
Island" This is one of Mrs. Art
mans most interesting lectures on
South America.
Te-aro-ah chapter will meet at
100 Monday with Mrs. H. R. Riggs,
AZ North Oakland avenue. Re-
sponSeS will be short quotations on
Thanksgiving. A paper on Nitrate"
will be read by Mrs. Edward Chap
man. Mrs. Paul Porter will play a
piano solo.
Jenny Lind chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. r. G.. Moore, AZ
South Euclid avenue, at 7::30 Mon
day. Mrs. George Maggie was elected
president at the last meeting. Fran
ces Jane Leonard, a student of Mrs.
Glen bingham, will give group of
readings.
Arcadian chapter will be enter
tanned with a 1890 luncheon Tues
day at the home of Mrs. c. S.
Bowen, 5207 North New Jersey
street. Mrs. F. R. Law and Mrs.
E. G. GarSke will be assisting host
eSSeS. Mrs. Roy Higgins will read
a paper on current events and re-
sponses will be relative to Mrs. Art
mans lecture. Mrs. A. T. Sherow
was a guest at the October meeting.
Sierre Moreno chapter will meet
at 6 Tuesday at the Lumley tea
room, 1910 North Meridian street.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Par
ker Jr. and Miss Charlotte Yule.
Dinner and bridge will precede Mrs.
Artman'S lecture.
Elizabethan chapter will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Frank Wurtzler. 1924 West Thirty
sixth street. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. Lilling Markley.
Refreshments will be served at 1870.
Responses will be quotations on
Chile. Mrs. Alvin E. Barkes, Mrs.
Mary Doolittle and Mrs. Theodore
Baker have been received as new
members. Mrs. Ruth Evans will be
guest. At the October meeting,
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Central Music
Department to
offer Recital

Students of Indiana Central COL
lege music department will present
a recital at 8 Tuesday in the college
auditorium at University Heights.
The program will include;
Vocal numbers by Misses Virginia Aeppn,
Harriet Krause, Marcelle Smith, Caroline
Wolff, Leone Gatwood, Arnold Elzey, Will
liam Hardinand Roy Pownall, students Of
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs; piano solos
by Misses Virginia Bachtel, Vesta Jack
son, Dona Hall and Maxine Keller a two
piano number by Misses Lois MaKelfresh
and Grace Adams; piano quartet by Miss
Dona Hail. Miss Wilma Kreamer, Margaret
Meyer and Hazel williams, all students of
Miss Grace Hutchings; vocal numbers by
Robert Wellbaum, Miss Mary Hoth and
Miss Kreamer, students Of Mrs. Ethel Gill
liatt; violin numbers by Misses Irma
Chambers and Katheryn Kurtz, and a
cello solo by Mary Brunenmiller, students
of william H. Fox.
Steinhart trio-Miss Olive Killer,
violinist; Miss Yuba White, cellist,
and Mrs. Marguerite Baihle-Stein-
hart, pianist, will give concert Fri
day night at the college.
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Lucille Wood
Is Bride of
Ex-CityMan

Marriage Of Miss Lucille Wood,
daughter of Mrs. Edward E. Wood,
3454 East Fall Greek Parkway, North
Drive. to Kenneth A. Grimes, Nor
gantown, w. Va, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude A. Grimes, Indian
apolis, was solemnized at 1880 this
morning in the chapel at the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian church.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle per-
formed the ceremony in the prese-
ence of only the immediate families.
There were no attendants.
The bride wore gown OF wine
satin with elbow length cape OF
matching velvet. Her velvet turban,
and other accessories matched the
dress, and she carried an arm bou-
quet of button chrysanthemums and
TaliSman roses.
An informal reception for close
friends of the couple followed, at
the home of the brides mother.
Autumn flowers were used in deco
rating.
Mrs. Wood received in a gown of
black, with shoulder corSage OF
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes have left for
Morgantown, where they will make
their home at las High street. The
bride wore a travelling frock of
Hunters green fiat crepe, with &C
cessories to match, with coat of
camelS hair and skunk.
Both the bride and bridegroom
attended Butler university.
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Book ReOie70S
VIII Be Heard
by Arts Group

Fine arts study group of the
American Association of University
Women will meet at 10 Friday at
the Rauh memorial library. Mrs.
John Mellett, the study leader, will
review Jenny Lind" by Wagon
knecht, and 1.-The Wild Orchard, v
by Sigrid Undset. This is the last
meeting of the group this month.
international relations group will
meet at $3.50 Monday at the home
Of the study chairman, Mrs. A. E..
Rookie, 1862 Kenwood avenue. Mrs.
o. M. Helmer will lead the discus
sion on the Japanese-Chinese ques-
ton. Any one interested in the
subject is invited to attend.
Formation of the school attend
ance and child labor law study
group is taking place this month,
under the supervision of Mrs. A. B.
Carlisle. Those interested in join
ing may commute with her.
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Central W. E.
Church Women
to Stage Fete

Women of the general circles of
Central Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church will hold the annual fall
festival at the church Wednesday.
Booths have been prepared where
food and novelties will be sold
throughout the day. Continuous
entertainment, including music.
playletS and a Thanksgiving pag-
cant, directed by Miss CAROLYN
Thompson, will be held during the
evening. A turkey dinner is sched-
uled for $50.
Mrs. R. T. Ramsay, president of
General Circles, will be assisted by:
Mrs, T. G; Crawford. general chairman.
MIS-. J. I. Hoffman, publicity chairman:
Harry Plummer. L. r. Cartwright e. G. ~ &
Wlltzie M; E: Burkhart. F. O. Spangler'
J: w. Noble. E. a. Matthews. T. E. Tim
norman. A. r. Hoffman, F. L. Roberts
Kate, Gender. Miss Fay Stringer' Emma
BuSchmann and Martha Sparks, group
chairmen. HAN"N
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Washington township women'S
Democratic organization will honor
Mrs. Louis Ludlow at tea from 3 to
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Charles A. Edwards, 4156 North Me-
ridian street.
Mrs. Samuel Ralston will preside,
and special guests will include Mrs.
Thomas R. Marshall, Mrs. John w.
Kern, Mrs. Evans Wooden, Mrs. Carl
E. Wood, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss
Faye Terril and Mrs. James Riggs,
Sullivan. national committee wom-
en- for Indiana; Mrs. A. P. Flynn,
Logansport, vice chairman of the
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= Phi Beta Phi Alumnae Plan
Civic Theater Presentation

Indiana Gamma Alumnae of p
Beta Phi will present "That Fergu-
son Family" as its second annual
production, Dec. and 5, at the
Civic theater. Mrs. Albert Mueller
president, has announced that Nor
man Green again will direct the
production.
Following committees have been
appointed under Mrs. Norman
Green, general chairman:
Ushers-Miss Dorotha Weaver. chairman.
Mrs. Betty Puett. Misses Mary Lou Man
non, Jean Yates. Mabel ESpey, Evelyn Nc
Dermlt Martha Lou Schooner. Helen Weyl,
Marie DUNCAN. Marjorie Goble and Gather
Advertising Miss Beatrice Burgsn.
CHAIRMAN; MesdameS Edward Kirkpatrick,
HiIda Lou Carroll and Lois Jackson. 'A-0''0
Candy-MiSs Alberta Alexander, chair
man; Mrs. Ralph Gerry, Misses Ruth Omel-
Yena and Ruth LanderS.
Manuscript--Miss Martha Hawkins
,Patrons-Miss Marjorie Goble, chairman:
Mesdames E.; E. Temperly. Claude Con-
MlaarRuerlte UIen, Ruth Landers and Dor
Poster-Miss Constance Forsyth, chair
man; Miss Lois Sheriff..
Printing-Mrs F. Noble Ropke. chair
Properties-Miss Margaret Kennenback
chairman: Miss Catherine Murdoch.
Tickets-NisS Elizabeth Ohr. chairman;
Betty Puett Misses Annette Hedges and
Charlotte ComStock.
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DR.. Maude Jones spoke on Edison
and his memory was honored by
minute Of prayer.
Blue Nile chapter will meet at
10:45 Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. G. w. harrington, 1877 Berkley
road. Mrs. j. L. Cahow will assist
the hostess. Following Mrs. Art
mans lecture, a IL o'clock luncheon
will be served. The afternoon pro-
gram will consist of a paper by
Mrs. F. N. Hooker, on "The Physical
characteristics of China" and there
will be short talks on Rivers of
China" and 1.-THE Cobb Desert"
Norwegian chapter will hold its
meeting at 1890 Thursday at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Mckee, 1881
Guilford avenue. Assisting the host
ess vii lbe Mrs. ]. J. Heider and
Mrs. r. G. Null.
Valencian chapter will meet at 8
Thursday with Mrs. Thomas j. Sed-
wick, 302 West Maple road. Assist
ing hoStesseS will be Mrs. Paul Ayers
and Miss Rose Brandlein. Mrs.
Minton Wingate was recently elect
ed delegate to the federation and
Mrs. Charles Sellers was appointed
membership chairman. Following
Mrs. Artman'S lecture, Mrs. Wingate
will have charge of the social hour
and Mrs. Lillian Sedwick will read
Our First Thanksgiving Mrs. L.
John Carlisle will be guest of the
chapter.
Victorian chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Will R. Muncie, 638
Birch street, at 2:30 Friday. Mrs.
Harry Bair will assist the hostess.
Responses on Chile will be read by
each member. The names of Mrs.
John Brown, Mrs. Chester Clegg and
Mrs. Henry Lane will be presented
for membership. Mrs. Clegg and
Mrs. Lane will be guests at this
meeting.
Lohengrin chapter business meet
ing and lecturer will be with Miss
Lucy Daily, 4S14 East New York
street, at p. m. Friday. This chap
ter recently entertained with a
bridge and bunco party at the home
of the president, Miss Kalah Lar
man.
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fall flowers and bouquets of yellow
and white chrysanthemums will
form centerpieces for the tables
Corsages of yellow and white roses
will be presented the house guests
During dinner, Dale Young. pi-
anist, will play and Miss Geraldine
Kuntz and Miss Virginia Lett will
sing.
Miss Eleanor Ford, general chair
man, is being assisted by Miss Ger
aldine Huntz, Panoria Apostol and
Loujeap Gullett. Members of the
active and pledge chapters will act
as hostesses.
Mothers club of the sorority will
hold a business meeting, preceded
by a covered dish luncheon Tuesday
at the chapter house. Mrs. Leon
ard Bagnoli and Mrs. John Postma
will act as hoSteSSeS.
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MISS WHITE TO
AID AT MUSICALE

Miss Josephine White, accordion,
xylophone and dulcimer soloist, will
be assisting artist with the Marott
hotel trio in the Sunday night mu-
sicale which will be held in the
marble ballroom Of the hotel from
8:45 till 10. Miss Whites first
group of numbers will be for the
accordion, the second for the Xylo-
phone, and the third for the dull
elmer.
Solos also will be given by Miss
Maude Custer, violinist, and Miss
Consuelo Couchnnan, cellist. The pro-
gram will close with selections from
"The Bohemian Girl" The pro-
gram:
Ensemble-From Minor Trio $500. .Cade
Moderate, Andantino, Allegro.
Trio.
ouartette from "Rigoletto'' Xerdi
"Spanish Tango" .Viuoloo
"Larghetto" ............webe r-Kreisler
"serenata slay'' ..::.::.. .spivakowsky
xylophonez- nuoro,
'fss Me s01 Can You Sweetheart =,
.sssssss... 1900 @AAS4AAle'A'
Miss White.
Cello Serenade to the Moon" $500.
'''''''jMi Miss couchman. s''-
-Intermission-
Dulcimer- -
Song of the volga Boatmaan". -. Cady
HUNGARIAN Dance" mo. 6).... Brahms
Miss White.
Finale-Selection from THE Bohemian -.
GirP' s..s........s...s.ss' 'bdl4e
TriO.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Patronesses
to Be HonOred at Dinner

Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman and
Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn, newly chosen
patroneSses of zeta Tau Alpha So
rority at Butler university, will be
entertained at dinner Monday night
at the chapter house, 329 Hampton
drive. Miss Mabel F. Arbuthnot,
faculty ally, also will be a guest.
Miss Arbuthnot, professor of Latin
at Butler, recently was selected to
act as faculty advisor to the group
for the coming year. Mrs. Coleman
and Mrs. Hahn also were chosen
from among prominent Indianapo-
lis women to act in an advisory
capacity.
Mrs. A. ]. Huber, former patron
ess; Mrs. Eva Beck, house mother,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Vestal, alumni
advisor, will be guests.
The house will be decorated with
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Music EUent
to Be GiUeu
at Institute

New members of Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will give the
November program at 3 Friday at
the John Heron Art Institute An
informal tea will follow the pro-
gram, which will include the fol-
lowing numbers:
Piano
..T Tse ba5S v.,:s B"lskiroE-gnnk
Miss Jeanette Harris. '''9 'uSiS
'.The shepherdess" ..Dormot MacMurrouvh
The Child and the twilight ga. o''H'O'o
~. i,..-. ?: ;,,,; Hubert H Parry
nay HsSft Is s'nsi1S Hubert H1Ss Fl HiFd p,rrv
Miss Anne speers. accompanied bv ATTY
Mrs. Frank Edenharter.
"Aria-C orrsnte" Jean Baptiste De Lullv
az Se is Sarasate
by Miss Dorothy Chaplin.
''Nebbie" .Respisb,
Aux Portes de seyiia -. .Fog S9qsiy
Night in the Desert" .............. Ross
Love Went a-riding" .......... Bridges
Miss Christine r. Michel ac-
companied by Mrs. Berta Miller
Ruick
Choral section will entertain
members and guests with a $50
dinner Wednesday at the Food
Craft shop, followed by a musical
program arranged by Mrs. Carl
Switzer. 1t will Include instrument
tai numbers by the Concert trio.
composed of Violet AIbers. violinist:
Miss Mary Lohrman, cellist. and
Miss Ramona Wilson, pianist Lou
Use Purcell Powell will dance.
The program follows:
Trio
Allegro" from HAYDN trio No s."
Andante Sostenuto" from trio in r
voics~'Tbe crv Of Raphael " G Faitsr
Mrs. William j. Coorv. contraltu
'Hager."
Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth.
..4itfl1 n BIatt" swagrsr
Miss olive Killer. ~
prelude in Sharp Milor. ,..,.....
TN an Irish jauntine Cars @a.n awhitf,sGl9
Mrs. G. ,. Ryde.
Elmer Stefen, baritone.
Dance ensemble.
Mrs s. K. Ruick. Miss MabIe Ieive ara
Miss Helen Shepard will be accompanies.
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Day NurSe1y,S
Dinner VIII Be
Delayed a Day

Indianapolis Day Nursery viii
hold its annual dinner for mothers
of the children cared for at the
nursery Wednesday. instead Of
Tuesday as previously announced.
Mrs. R. A. Dennis, chairman Of
the board of managers, has an
nounced the following program to
follow dinner; songs by Mrs. Charles
A. Breeze and Vaughan Cornish,
readings by Miss Betty Lang, Mrs.
Barbara Schmidt Wilson and Ed
Ward o. Snethan and accordion
solos by Hershell Brittenback.
Mrs. Wilson conducts the Chill
dren's Playtime Club of WFBM and
is teacher of dramatic art. Mrs.
Breeze and Mrs. Wilson will be ac-
companied by Mrs. M. Mae Schmidt.
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Colemans to Give Reception
for Mutual Service Group

of the association will receive, will
be assisted by life members of the
organization, Mrs. Charles E. Coffin,
Mrs. James E. Cunning and Mrs.
Samuel Lewis Shank. Mrs. Cole
man also is a life member.
The Mutual Service Association
maintains a Mutual Service Foun-
dalton offering a loan fund to bust
ness women.
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Benefit Bridge
VIII Be GOen
by Sorority

Indianapolis Alumnae chapter OF
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will hold a
benefit bridge party Thursday at
the Antlers. A similar event is held
annually for the house building
fund of the Butler university
chapter.
Mrs. Robert Fennell, general
chairman, is being assisted by the
following committees:
Prizes, Mesdames Herbert Pedlow. chair
man; NJ. G. Young. Richard Lennox and
Hans Jacobsen; tickets, Miss Edna Gar
wood, chairman: Mesdames Grace Houck.
Janet Curolay. Misses Florence Talbot and
Delma Vestal; arrangements. Miss Jean
vestal. chairman. and Mrs. s. j. Clark;
candy and special prizes, Miss Louise
Kerr, chairman; Mrs. I. J. Sours, Misses
Esther Renfrew, Evelyn Henschen and
Helen Million.
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"TALKIES" WILL BE
SHOWN IN CHURCH

Mems Brotherhood Of Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church will
have a program of "talkies" at the
meeting at $50 Wednesday at the
church.
The pictures will show how the
teletype is used in business; how
pictures are sent by wire; how ra-
dio is sent to airplanes, and a num-
Der of interesting facts about the
photo cell. A turkey dinner will be
served.
The church choir, directed by
Charles E. AlweS, will give a sacred
concert Monday night, Nov. %. This
will be the first of series of con-
certs to be held on the following
dates: Jan. 10, March 9, and May 20.
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Tudor Seniors
to GiUe Dance
i'm Gymnasium

Seniors at Tudor Hall will hold
their annual dance at 8 tonight in
the gymnasium of the school, which
will be decorated for the occasion
with yellow chrysanthemums and
fall leaves.
Patronesses will be Miss I. Hilda
Stewart, Miss Hazel D. Mckee and
Mrs. Rudolph G. Aufderheide, who
will receive with Miss Joan Aufder-
heide, president of the senior class
and Miss Estelle Burpee, social sec
rotary.
Committee in charge of arrange
ments, headed by Miss Burpee, in
cludes Miss Diana Dietz, Miss Esther
Jane Throckmorton and Miss Mona
Taggart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H Coleman
will entertain members of the Mu-
tual Service Association tonight at
a reception at the Proyplaeum.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on interesting experiences during
her travels abroad. Mayor Reginald
Sullivan also will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, with whom
Miss Fannie G. Graeter, president
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
GIVE BRIDGE PARTY

Tau Kappa Tau Mothers Club
will entertain members and friends
with bridge party at 2 Tuesday
at the Antlers. Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt,
President, is general chairman.
Members of her committee are Mes
danes Nick D. Hatzis, Charles A.
Leeds, Harriet F. Given, M. L. Will
son, Marion Expert. William A.
Shideler and Miss Frances Scherrer.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Hunt or Mrs. Given.
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Auxiliary VIII
Sponsor Third
Benefit Party

Ladies auxiliary to Frank T.
Strayer post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will hold it's third annual en-
tertainment at S:15 at the SEVERN
roof garden.
Proceeds from the ticket sale will
be used for relief work, according
to Mrs. Ralph Canter, president.
Entertainment committee includes
Mrs. James Ryan, treasurer, and
Miss Hilda Wolf, secretary.
Concert program has been
arranged by Mrs. Ivah johnson
Wagner, soprano, assisted by Miss
Victoria Montani, harpist; Miss
Sarah Olinger, violinist: Miss
Frances Wishard, pianist, and Bronn-
ley House, baritone.
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Shriners' Wives to Be Feted
With Card Party at Temple

Wives of Shriners of the Murat
Temple will be entertained at the
first card party of the season at
2:30 Thursday afternoon in the So
cial room. Arrangements are in
charge of a committee composed of:
Mrs. Charles L. Buschmann, chairman;
Mesdames Fred 9. Krauss, Edgar Hart
E. Titus, Frank w. Lichtenberg, Glen J.
Bookwalter, Homer L. Cook, John Coll,
H. M. Tebay, Fred McNeeley. Bert Gadd,
OrVllle CrOoke. and Russell THOMPSON
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Mrs. Louis Ludlow Will Be
Feted by Democratic Women

Democratic committee, Miss EN-
ma May, president Of the Indiana
Women's Democratic Club, and Mrs
H., Earl Peters, Fl. Wayne.
Committee in charge Of the occa'
sion includes:
Mesdames John z. Hollett. John Mellett
D. L. Chambers. C. M. Clayton, J. j
Argus, Walter Myers. B. F. LeMond. A. J
Clark. Fred W. Shideler. Thomas Cooper
H. w. Otto, William S. Ankenbrock, Free
Buskirk. Thomas Kelly. Herbert Weaver
John Price. Edward Earl and Miss
Gertrude Ntzhugh, Mrs. Olive Beldon
Lewis is vice-chairman for the township
Democratic women and their
friends are invited.
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WOMEN TO
HEAR MRS. WOLF

Initial meeting of the business
branch, indianapolis section Of Ma
tional Council OF Jewish Women,
will meet at 9:15 Monday at Kirsh-
baum Community Center.
Mrs. Louis Wolf, chairman Of the
local council and Mrs. Arthur R.
Robinson who just has returned
from trip to the Orient, will be
speakers. A musical program and
social hour will follow.
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Contract and auction bridge, 500
and euchre will be included in
games to be played. There will be
other entertainment features and
tea will be served.
Murat entertainment committee.
E. E. Temperly, chairman, who will
assist with details, announces that
other entertainments are being
planned for the season.
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WIENER ROAST TO
BE HELD BY GROUP

Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority,
formerly Gamma Delta Alpha soror-
ity, will hold a wiener roast at Riv-
ers Edge at 8 Saturday night. Miss
Lucille Kruger is reservations
chairman, assisted by Misses Evelyn
Campbell, Dorothy Spaulding and
Margaret Donahue.
Business meeting will be held at
the Antlers Monday night.
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Film FrOHc
Proceeds to
Go to Poor

Motion picture frolic sponsored by
exchange men and exhibitors will
be given next Saturday at midnight
at the Palace, Indiana, and Lyric
theaters.
Proceeds Of the entertainment will
60 to the relief Of the unemployed
through the Chamber Of Commerce
relief committee. The project is ma
tion-wide, every city cooperating
with the industry.
All womans organizations in the
city have been asked to assist and
Mrs. David Ross has been named
chairman of the womans division.
B. V. Sturdevant is general chair
man Of the project, assisted by Man
ming Marcus, ticket chairman. Mr..
Marcus committee includes Mrs. E.
L. Burnett, chairman of the woman's
division; Mrs. H. c. Bertrand, Mrs.
Wolf Sussman and Mrs. George
Britain.
Other Committees Named
Other committees of the woman's
division are:
Mrs. Frederick Bali. chairman; Mrs.
Frank Symmes and Mrs. Theodore Wag-
ner; chaperones for bathrooms. Mrs. Thomas
Demmerly. chairman; Mrs. George M.
Cornelius, Mrs. Charles Fields and Mrs.
Charles Miller.
Ticket holders may go to one or
all the theaters and both bathrooms
on the night of the special show.
Entertainment will include special
short reels and vaudeville acts.
Special meeting was held Friday
morning at which time Sturdevant,
Marcus and Herbert Smoke of the
Chamber Of Commerce spoke.
Mass Meeting Scheduled
Plans were started for the distri-
button and selling Of tickets which
will be sold through all clubs and at
down town headquarters to be
established Monday at % East
Washington street.
Mass meeting is scheduled for 10
Monday at the Indiana ballroom for
committee chairmen and members
and which club women interested
in the project are invited to attend.
Representatives of the following
clubs were at the meeting Friday:
Riley Cheer Guild, Mrs. Warren Harrell;
sunnyside Guild, Mrs. william Freund,
Seventh District Federation of Clubs. Mrs
Frederick G. BALI; indianapolis Council of
Women, Mrs Frank symmes; Womans
Department Club, Mrs. Clayton Ridge, and
w. o. N. r. D. A., Mrs. W. H. Holmes.
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MUNICIPAL GARDENS
FETE IS ANNOUNCED

Woman's Department Club Of
Municipal Gardens will hold guest
day program Monday, Nov. %. Mrs.
J. F. Edwards will give costume
recital, Candle Lighting Time"
The minuet in her program will
be given by the following members
of the club: Mesdames T. A.
Brothers, civilian Burcham, o. H.
Burgess, Roscie Conkle, Raymond
jenkins, Elmer Kiefer, Theodore
Petranoff, and Robert Price. Mrs.
w. H. Hodgson and Mrs. Fred KEEP
ner will sing.
HostesSes for the guest day pro-
gram are Mrs. Kepner, Mrs. A. E.
Shirley and Mrs. Raymond Davis.