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post holiday activities Of the local
Junior Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea. Six high school troops have en-
tered teams this year. All games
will be played in st. Philip Neri hall
on Eastern avenue, Monday after
moons and evenings. Troops l, 8,
4, 6, 13 and Is have entered teams.
Their names in the basketball
league and their captains are as fol-
lows:
Troop 1. Cardinals" s"-Edna Flick, man
ager; Dolores Strack, captain.
Troop 3. Leaders s'-Anna Clouser, man
ager; Betty Bell, captain.
Troop 4. Carrot ps'-Margaret Black
well, manager; Madeline Topmiller, cap
tain.
Troop 6-Ellen Irene Kroger, manager;
Margaret Rohr, captain.
Troop IS, "Goldenglows"- Mar
garet Robbins, manager; Margaret Patrick.
captain.
Troop 1s. 'Dashing Dots'-Mary Ann
Adams. manager; Anna Keogh, captain.
At a meeting held this week at
the Catholic Community Center,
Anna Keogh was elected chairman
of the basketball committee and
Dorothy Sanders, secretary. A din
ner in honor of the winning teams
will be held at the close of the sea-
son. The grade school troops also
will participate in a tournament
this year. Alice Jane Hessler, coun-
selor of Troop 13, is in charge OF
their plans.
Rosemary Ryce succeeds Eleanor
Sanders as secretary of Troop ]. A
social meeting of this troop will be
held Friday at the home Of Lenore
Altering.
Troops /, 2 and 20 are making
plans for show to be given at the
New Emerson theater, Tenth anc
Bosart avenue, on Feb. II.
At a party held for members ol
the cast of the Junior play, award;
were made. Ellen Irene Kroger
Troop 6, received the wrist watch
offered to the girl who brought il
the most money on ads and tickets
combined. Mary Catherine Sexton
Troop 7, received a ring for having
sold the most ads and Mary San
ders, Troop 20, was awarded a neck
lace for selling the most tickets fol
the Junior play.
The next meeting of Troop 2 vii
be held Friday at the home of Wi
mona Tillrnan.
Betty Humphrey will be hostess tt
members Of Troop z, Friday.
The basketball committee of the
grade school troops will meet at the
Catholic Community Center at 3:3C
Tuesday.
Troop Is will meet at the home oi
Mary Margaret Robbins, 615 North
Temple avenue, Monday afternoon
Work on tests will be done at this
meeting.
at the last meeting of Troop Il
at the home of Miss Mary Anr
Adams, 1121 North Wallace street
recently, Henrietta Cosgrove sue
ceeded Rosemary Keogh as vice
president. The following commit
tees were appointed for luncheon
bridge Saturday, Jan. II, by Mis-;
Margaret Doyle, president:
Prepara n Committee-Mary Anr
Adams. Julia GasserIy. Henrietta cosgrove
Margaret Doyle, Mary Margaret F1aherty
Mary Louis Stitch. Mary Cosgrove, Mrs
Casserly and Mrs. Stitch
Serving Committee-Anna Louise Conley
Ann Keogh, Frances Gross and Mary Gatti
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Travel Study
Club Notes

Te-aro-ah chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. T. Gullett, 1909
North Brookside parkway, at / p. m.
Monday. Mrs. Amy Gullett will
assist the hostess. Responses are
to be, New Years Thoughts or
Resolutions" Mrs. r. P. Beverly
will read a paper on South Amer
lean Resources" Mrs. Martin Keith
will give a piano solo.
Jenny Lind chapter will meet with
Mrs. Kathryn Horn, TIT South Ala
bama street at 1880 Monday. The
program following Mrs. Artman's
lecture will consist of a reading by
Miss Virginia Boyd and a piano solo
by Mrs. Paul Davis.
Arcadian chapter will be enter
tanned with a 1890 luncheon Tues
day at Whispering Winds tearoom.
Responses pertaining to Mrs. Art
mans lecture will be given. Mrs.
Robert Wannee, Mrs. E. S. Waymire
and Mrs. Vernon G. Bower are in
charge Of arrangements.
Elizabethan chapter will meet
Wednesday at the Lurnley tearoom
for a ! o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Bert
Combs and Mrs. Elsie Sutton will
be hostesses. Mrs. Robert Powers
and Mrs, Frank Wurtzler are new
members.
Blue Nile chapter will meet at
10:45 Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Earl Freese, 1906 North Capitol
avenue. Mrs. M. H. Taylor will
assist the hostess. Luncheon will be
served. Mrs. r. N. Harger will read
paper on Prehistoric Civilization
in the New Worlds"
Alexandrian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Earl s. Farmer,
1929 West Twenty-ninth street,
Thursday, for o'clock covered
dish supper. Mrs. William n.
Arnold will assist the hostess. Re-
sponses are to be current events.
Hawaiian chapter will meet FRI
day with Mrs. Burt Burke, 291O
Speedway road, for 1890 luncheon.
Mrs. Nellie Benson will assist the
hostess.
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Visitors to
Be Feted at
Tea Party

Indianapolis branch of the Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en- viii entertain members of the
Association of American Colleges,
which is holding its annual meet
ing in Indianapolis this week, at a
tea in the palm room Of the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club at next
Thursday.
Guests of honor VIII be women
presidents of colleges, and wives of
college presidents who are here for
the association meeting. DR.. Kath-
ryn McHale. formerly Of Goucher
college, will represent the National
Association of University Women, Of
which she is executive and educa-
tional secretary. She will extend
greetings from the national head
quarters.
Music will be furnished by Pas
quaIe Montani, harpist.
Hostesses for the reception will
be alumni of Indiana and Purdue
universities, with Mrs. Frank D.
Hatfield as chairman. HosteSses
are:
DR.. Marie B. Kast, DR.. Ada Schweitzer.
Mesdames Gordon Batman, J. H. Beck,
Warde M. Fowler. Walter Grennough. o. H.
Hershman, John Leech, Malcolm Lucas,
Sylvan S. Mouser, Nathan E. Pearson, s.
Douglas Bash. ]. A. Bawden. Harry L.
Foreman, W. P. Garshweiler. David E.
Goss, T. z. Grinsdale W. NJ. Louden,
John Mellett. Joseph 5wope, Neil Water
bury. J. T. Wheeler. G. 3. Wolfe. Albert
Stump. j. n. Williams.
Misses Roxie Zerfas. Dale Waterbury,
Elizabeth H. Scott Mary Rigg, Anna H.
Reade, Marie Sangorenebo. Lula j. Case.
Louise K. Ball. Amy Colescott. Mildred
earns. Beatrice Gemn, Frances Craney,
Katherine Beescn. Nellie M. Coats. Flora
e. Drake, Nell Greene. Elizabeth Hester,
Margaret Kruge. Lillian Nieman, and
Dorothy Pennington.
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Terre Haute Woman Indorsed
for Club Federation Chief

East Chicago Woman's Club and
the Wonens Department Club OF
Terre Haute announce the indorse-
ment of Mrs. Edwin N. Canine,
Terre Haute, as. a candidate Tor
president of the Indiana Federation
of Clubs in 1881.
Mrs. Canine has been first vice
president of tbs federation Tor the
mast two years and associate editor
of the club magazine.
Committee on co-ope. ati7e work
for the hlisaG s. 5ns seventh District
Federation has organized and
members are asking all clubs in the
district to cooperate in promoting
the sale of articles made by sight
less women for the needle craft de-
nartnlent of the board of industrial
aid for the blind. Members Of the
committee, headed by Mrs. Philip
A. keller. are MeSdames Fred At
kinson, E. H. Souffiot, R. B. Wilson,
Othniel Hitch, G. j. Austin, Harvey
Grimes, w. H. Link and Edward
S. Ludlun1.
The federation, at the meeting
Friday at the Severin, decided to
have two extra meetings a year, in
addition to the monthly meetings.
Annual election of officers Of the
Symposium, Kokomo, took place
Monday at the home of Mrs. Denny
G. Springer. Mrs. L. M. Knepple
was elected president TO succeed
mrs. J. A. Kautz. Other officers are:
Vice-president, Mrs. L. r. Naftzger;
recording secretary. Mrs. H. A. Bru-
ner; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
j. Ed Wilson, and treasurer, Mrs.
Frank Graves.
The art department of Kokomo
women's Department Club has add
ed poetry and music to its program
this year.
English classes at Valparaiso uni
versity heard Mrs. Casper Butler,
chairman Of the poetry section Of
the department of arts of the Ko-
korno Women's Department Club. in
! program last week. Mrs. Butler,
Who appeared at the invitation Of
mrs. Margaret Ball Dickson, head
81 the creative writing department
st the university. read three groups
Of her own poems.
English Club Of Fine Arts met
Monday with Mrs. A. C. Lessor. The
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Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Beth
El Zedeck temple will be the prir-
cipal speaker at the meeting of In
dianapolis chapter of Hadassah at
the Kirshbaum community center
at 2:15 Wednesday. His subject
will be ''The Book of Ruth and Its
Relation to Modern 1ntermarriage."
Mrs. Henry Blatt, acting presi-
dent, and one of the praesidium OF
three who head the chapter, will
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club will participate in the fedora
tion's universal membership and has
increased dues to provide for this.
The club welfare committee be-
gan the distribution Of reconditioned
clothing to needy persons.
The garments will be distributed
from a downtown center and the
Lions Club has promised co-opera-
ton
Mrs. L. A. Helmbrecht, president,
filed vacancies on the following
standing committees: Membership,
luncheon, exhibit, public library and
outdoor art.
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Mrs. David Ross has been re-
elected president Of the Flower
Mission.
Miss Margaret Stahl, Fremont,
O., will be featured on the Foun-
ders' day program of the Women's
Department club Thursday. Miss
Statl, an interpreter of plays, will
read, ''Tne Dawn Of a Tomorrow"
by Frances Hodson Burnett.
Miss Marjorie Spencer is q
member Of the committee, headed
by Mrs. G. jerome Murphy, in
charge of arrangements for a skat-
ing party sponsored by Psi Iota
xi sorority Wednesday night at
the Riverside rink.
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CI u b Will
Ce lie bra te
FOunderD

Members of the Women's Depart
ment Club will observe Founders
day, Thursday, with a luncheon at
the clubhouse.
Three Of the founders, Mrs. Felix
T. Mcwhirter, Mrs. Alvin T. Coate,
and Mrs. H. B. Burnet, viii be honor
guests.
Feature of the program will be
the appearance of Miss Margaret
Stahl, interpreter of plays, who will
read The Dawn of a Tomorrow" ;"
by Frances Hodran Burnett.
The Ten O'Clock will meet
Wednesday morning with Mrs. H. B.
Burnet, 44l7 North Pennsylvania
street. Professor Eugene Neuhaus'
book, The Appreciation of Art" is
being discussed by the group. The
class is open to all members OF the
club.
The art department will enter the
art contest sponsored by the In
diana Federation of Clubs. Mem
bers are asked to report all art
activities to Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith,
who will keep a notebook of points
to credit the department.
Credit points are given for all
study groups, papers and lectures
given before clubs by members OF
the department; museum and studio
visits, membership in the Hoosier
salon and all purchases Of work Of
art by American artists.
Prizes differed are a landscape by
Geraldine Armstrong Scott. first: 2
painting, THE Hooked Rug Shop"
by Randolph Coates. second, and a
still life by Winifred Adams, third
Mrs. w. D. Hamer, chairman Of
the art department, announces that
members interested in attending
the opening Of the Hoosier salon,
Saturday, in Chicago, may make
reservations with Mrs. Smith
Music department of the Women's
Department club will meet at the
clubhouse at 2:30 Monday. Mrs.
Helen Pouge Brown will read a
paper on ''The Life of Beethoven"
and Miss Marie zoren, pianist, will
play. Tea will be served by the
committee Of hostesses, including
Mesdames NJ. B. Hedges, chairman:
Tilden Greer, E. z. Files, Paul
Meioy, and James Trenton.
American home and community
welfare departments will hold a
joint luncheon meeting at 1880
wednesday at the Woman's Depart
nlent Club house.
Mrs. Florence Busse Smith, Por-
ter, Ind, will be speaker. Mrs.
Smith is editor of the Indiana Home
Economics Association News Let
ter" and a lecturer on subjects of
homemaking. She was formerly
head of the food and nutrition de-
partment of Iowa State college at
Ames, and was in charge of the
home management house at the
University of Tennessee. Her sub
Ject will be Leisure Within the
Family Group"
Mrs Laura Steffens New of
Charles Mayer & Co. will talk
on "a Beautiful Home" and will
have an exhibit illustrating her
talk.
Mrs. E. G. Rumpler will sing q
group of home songs preceding the
program
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Dinner Parry
HOnO1cS Future
Bride, Groom

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan Smith
will entertain with dinner party
tonight at their home, 5249 Central
avenue, in honor of Miss Helen
Greene and her flance, Edward Hill
gemier, whose marriage will take
place Wednesday night.
The dinner table will be centered
with pink roses and lighted by rose
tapers in silver holders, carrying out
the brides color scheme. Covers will
be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss
Greene, Mr.. Hilgemeier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert H. Woodsmall Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil Short.
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Rabbi Steinberg to Speak at
Hadassah Chapter Meeting

preside and will give a brief talk
Mrs. Louis Seriensky will give "Out-
standing Jewish Events of 1880"
Mrs. Harry Shapiro, Mrs. Max
Marcus and Miss Lois Shapiro will
give a memorial tribute to the late
Nathan Straus, and Jewish ma
tional fund skit, and Robert Tross
Columbus. will sing, accompanied BY
fSrs, I. z. Solomon.
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Girl Scouts
New Girl Scout candidates INCLUDE.

New Girl Scout candidates include.
Helen Warner, Naomi Williams, Troop
Z; Jessie Alice Biselburg, Mary Toms
Anita Suite, Troop SO; Frances PretzinSer
Troop %; Katheryn Bcrnatz, Betty Earlv.
Betty Liekhim, Troop 80; Edrea Yaeeer
Jane Anderson, Mary Josephine Barker
Troop 40; Geraldine Logan, Thalia LIy
Mary Jane Hodge. Troop 81; Rose Marie
Dameree, Mary Evelyn Harmeson, Troop
2E Rita Connor, Troop 5; Emma Jean
Iucker, Virginia Harris, Troop %; Phyllis
Haooen Fanchon Parsons, Helen Elliott
Troop IS; Eva Mae Chaille, Kathryn Lam
son, Troop IS; Marjorie Sims, Dorthea
Irembiy. Hazel Fowler, Irma Purdue
Donna Wells, Florence Koening, Troop "a
Beatrice Proud, Troop 10; Frances Ayers.
Betty Stafford, Troop Il; Betty Miller
Betty Brodt, Betty Phohl, Troop 80.
Phyllis Grouse, Troop 10: Dorothy steck
Joan Rossebo, Troop IS; Mildred, Blue
stein, Caroline Patnick, Beatrice Waiss
Annahelle Cohen, Troop 81: Roberta wies.
Jeanne Giascock, Troop IS; Harriet Fut-
ledge. Troop 81.
Brownies invested into the Lucky
star back at the Meridian Heights
presbyterian church this week were
Dorothy Ottinger, Norma Laeen1ur
Nancy MCGOWAN, Elinor Randall
and Barbara Hoss.
Troop SO has organized two nev
patrols with Vesta Kettery and Lii
Ian Lane as patrol leaders.
Troop IS Will have family dinner
Jan. rs, after which they win hold
their court Of awards.
The Wise Owl patrol and the A
B. G. patrol of Troop II presented
their patrol songs for the first time
Friday. '''-''
Troop 1S has a new member
Betty Bronson, a second-cIasr Sco,1t
from Flint, Mich.
Ronlnhood Troop II has given its
patrols new names: The Merrvmak-
ers, leader Julianna Nennel: Pain
bow Gypsies, leader HazeI cShor-
oour; VIII Scarlet, leader Marv
Ellen Trembly; Little John. 1eadeT
Jean Beale; Maid Marian, leader
Jean Mllholland.
The mothers council OF Troon -
held its meeting at the home of Mrs.
j. H. Viewegh, 4l41 North Warnoan
avenue. Those attending were MeS-
Games Roy Anderson. John Maeve1
arthur Cumnins, B. c. Hicks lanes
McCray' Harry Stafford, Henrv
r.
Fouty. '''' 4eo
The annual camp reunion will be
held in the Manual high scl,ooI
girls gymnasium Jan. "a at 1.ao
IL IS TO be a masquerade ball. All
Girl Scouts are invited.
The leaders training class will
take up second class signaling and
nature Jan. 19.
Mrs. William G. Gardner ex-
aminer for birdfinder. garden flower
finder and star finder badges is
offering a beginners class in stars
and birds from 7 to 8 Tuesday
nights and an advanced class from
to $50 Thursday nights. Mrs.
Gardner also is Offering an ad-
vanced course designed to train
camp counselors in stars, birds and
plants from 1920 to Il Saturday
mornings. This course includes
woods excursions as well as text
book reading and compilation of
notebooks, If desired.
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FOUNDING
WILL BE OBSERVED

Indianapolis associate chapter of
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will
observe Founders day with lunch
con at l Monday at the Ethelenn
tearoon.
Mrs. Petraclle Velesscu will speak
on "R,mania." Hostesses will be
Mrs. o. T. Blenker, Mrs. Kelley
Hotel, Mrs. Paul Loser and Mrs.
Walter Evans.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING

Chalcedony Club viii hold a
monthly luncheon meeting at 1890
Tuesday at the Marott. Mrs. Rufus
Mumford, president, viii preside at
the business meeting which will fol-
low.
Mrs. Martin Hyland, chairman,
will be assisted by Mrs. w. H. Hen
ming, Mrs. W. A. Holt. Mrs. Frank
Heller and Mrs. A. r. Hebblethwaite.
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CLUB OF
BUTLER TO MEET

DR.. Frank H. Streightoff Of the
Butler university faculty will speak
or "Tfe Greatest Inland City, at
the meeting of the Women's Faculty
Club Of Butler Wednesday afternoon
in the recreation room. Hostesses
for the meeting are Dean Everett
Walker, Mesdarnes Frederick Kirsh-
ner, A. T. De Groot, Stanley Cain;
Misses Sara Cotton and Helen Cade.
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CARNELIAN CLUB
TO GIVE LUNCHEON

Carnelian Club will have a guest
luncheon at 1890 Monday at the
Ethelenn tearoom, 3710 North Me-
ridian street. Mrs. P. r. Chevalier
will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. B.
E. Bowman and Mrs. Adam Shidler.
A business meeting, after the
luncheon will be followed by bridge.
Mrs. T. william Engle will preside.
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AnriZinru VII Meet

Women's auxiliary Of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church will meet
for luncheon meeting at the home
of Mrs. Harvey Rhodehamel, 5102
Washington boulevard, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frederick Krull will give a
talk, "The Lordly Line Of High st.
Clair" Mrs. Robert Wilson, presi-
dent, will preside. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Rhode
hamel.
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Mrs. Frank L. Binford, 1902
Central avenue, announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Jane Hassler, to Conrad
Ruckelshaus, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Ruckelshaus, 3845 North
Meridian street. Miss Hassler is
a graduate of Tudor Hall and
Mary c. Wheeler school, Provi-
dence, r. l., and is a member of
the Indianapolis Junior League.
Mr.. Ruckelshaus is a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania
and q. member of Sigma Chi.
Mrs. Fred Arernathy, 1909 Col
lege avenue, has announced the
marriage of her niece, Miss Helen
Shields. to Joseph r. Meyer.
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PGTtu to Be Planned

Alpha and Beta chapters, Sigma
Delta Tau sorority, viii meet joint
ly Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Mary Margaret Hutton, 1874
South Ritter avenue. Beta chapter
is a newly organized branch. Plans
viii be made for q slumber party
to be held Saturday, Jan. "a, in
charge Of Miss Elsie Stoiber.
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BULGARIAN to Sneak

Mrs. Anastasia zografaff, native
of Bulgaria. will address the Inter
national Relations Study Group of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women at 2:3o Monday at
the home Of Mrs. H. G. Ochsner,
2258 North Meridian street, on
Bulgarian University Women at
Work" Members Of the branch and
their guests are invited to attend.
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TRAVELOG WILL
FEATURE MEETING

Mrs. Preston G. Rubbish will give
a trayelog and show moving pic
lures of her trip around the world
at the guest meeting of the Heyl
Study Club Tuesday at the Wonl-
ans Department Club. Mrs. James
L. Beatty, president of the club, will
be in charge.
Mrs. S. G. Copeland. contralto,
will sing, accompanied by Mrs.
James A. Mathews. Ushers will
wear native costumes of the coun-
tries which Mrs. Rubush will de-
scribe in her address.
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d. r. Unit
to Complete
Work Plans

Committee chairmen and mem
bers Of Caroline Scott Harrison
ehapter. Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, will hold a lunch
con and rally at the chapter house
at noon Thursday, Jan. %, to COM
plete plans for the years work.
The committees are working in CO.
operation with state and national
committees.
Tbs luncheon will be informal
and provided by the hospitality
committee, of which Mrs. Fred Stilz
IS chairman, assisted by Mrs. George
G. Kolb and Mrs. George c. Dixon,
vice-chairman. Individual tables
viii be reserved for the various
committees, and presided over by
the respective chairmen.
Reports to Be Heard
The work Of all committees is to
be reported at the annual national
congress which will be held at
Washington in April, and the chap
ter reports must be completed early
In March.
Following the luncheon and in
formal meeting of the committees,
a travelogue on her recent world
tour will be given by Miss Kath-
crime BeeSon, after which there will
be an informal sewing party in
preparation of Washingtont's birth
day celebration which is held annu-
ally by the chapter.
Reservations for the luncheon
should be made through the COM
mittee chairmen or at the chapter
house on or before Jan 20.
Chairmen Are Named
Committee chairmen:
MeSdames James Cameron Moore. con-
servation and thrift; James P. Hester.
correct use Of the nag: Frank r. Hutchins.
Ellis island; Charles p. Lesh. genealogical
research; Henry L. Raymond, D. A. r.
magazine; j. H. Hamlet manual for i'm
migrants: F. Ellis Hunter. national de-
fense; Caleb s. Denny. national old trails;
Oscar L. Pond. patriotic education and
tion of historic spots; Edward L. Kruse,
radio; Henry 5churmann. real daughters;
Charles A. Edwards. Revolutionary relics:
Henry @. Blume. sons and daughters OF
the republic; James a. Sutherland. stu
dent loan; Quincy A. Myers. remembrance;
NJ A. Ryan. room committee; Stewart A.
Greene. music: George S. Olive. finance,
ways end means: James L. Gavin. ad-
Vertisinz directory; Walter Green. house;
George B. Wilson. membership; E. H. Dar-
rach. life membership; William H. Kersh-
ner, bylaws william Henry Harrison,
memorials; Herbert S. Wood. Constitution
hall library. and J. F. Edwards. publicity:
Misses Anna Ruth Reads. better films;
Amy Elizabeth Keene. girl homemakers:
Anna Mary Locke. historical and literary
reciprocity Julia @. Sharpe. historical
research and preservation of records. and
Julia Landers. legislation.
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Card PGrtg to Be Held

women's club OF the indianapolis
Turner's will give a card party at
2:15 Tuesday for members and
friends at the Athenaeum. Mrs.
William Kappeler, Mrs c. H. Shis-
sci, and Miss Bertha Timer will be
hosteSsss
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Delta ALpha to Hold Tea

Mrs. Charles A. Barnhill, 676 East
Fall Creek boulevard, will enter
tain the Delta Alpha Club Thurs
day at tea. Mrs. william Rothen-
berger, program chairman, viii have
paper, Modern American
Writer'S"
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Phi Beta Psi sorority will enter
tain with a card party Thursday
night at the Antlers. Reservations
may be n6de with members Of the
committee in charge. Misses Nellie
Ryan end Alvinan Zimmerman.
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Guest Meetinn Set

Alpha Lambda Chi sorority will
hold a guest meeting Monday night
at the home Of Mrs. Jack EIstrod,
1920 East Sixteenth street. Mrs.
Harry Byrkitt viii assist the hos
tess.
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Betty Ley to Be Hostess

Alpha Theta Chi sorority win
meet Monday night at the home OF
Miss Betty Ley, 815 North Keystone
avenue.
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Brownies invested into the Lucky
Star back at the Meridian HEIGHTS
Presbyterian church this week were
Dorothy Ottinger, Norma Laeenur
Nancy MCGOWAN, Elinor Randall
and Barbara Hoss
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English Club of Fine Arts met
Monday with Mrs. A. C Lessor The
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Troop SO has organized two new
patrols with Vesta Kettery and Lii
Ian Lane as patrol leaders.
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Troop IS will have a family dinner
Jan. rs, after which they win hold
their court Of awards.
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The Wise Owl patrol and the
b. Q. patrol of Troop II presented
Their patrol songs for the first time
Friday. -'1