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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-14

Committee of awards will meet at
the Y. w. G. A. at $3.50 Nov. 81. All
girls taking rank at the Christmas
council fire are requested to be
present at this meeting.
Cakenscho group of School 81 selected in
dividual names and learqedi me nre Itgne-
ing ceremony MISS wl Moe1er a sSsisf
ant guardian, met with the group Mon
Girls Of the Ayancanku group. Miss June
Weir guardian, observed Armlstlce gay
with a patriotic program at their m IeS7I4g
Wednesday and planned a WISH 10 "h6r
soon.
ohitaya group of School 81 made plans
ing in iii' Norma ma Renihan was a. guest at the
meeting. Mrs. Mary Heagy. field secretary,
met with the group.
White Water Lily group Of Blue Birds
met Thursday AFTERNOON WIN Es aEiad 3
Village of pasteboard.
Taivateca group of School, 46. Mis- Mar, Mar
tina Scott, guardian. learned to tie knots
at the meeting Thursday. This is re-
auirment for firemaker's rank.
A hike to Garfield park was taken to-
day by the Primrose Bluehird group. Elsie
Hurt. leader.
Ednamae Lewis was hostess at birth
day party given at her home Wednesday
afternoon, with members of the Lewa
Camp Fire group Of School 66, Mrs. A. L.
jenkins, guardian. as guests. The girls
PLAYED bunco and prizes were won by
Betty Kramer Betty Jane Schurr and
Catherine Jones.
Tayusda group of School hiked to Gar
field park today for a nature study ex-
cursion.
Program committee, composed of Esther
mae Ashton, Vitallas Alting, Barbara
Brake, Charlotte Keeper and Ann Her
man of the Wapemeo group Of School 81.
Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian, planned
a program for the coming month.
Following girls were hostesses at the
Needlework Guild exhibit Wednesday night
at the All So Unitarian church: Esther
mae Ashton, Vera Carmichael, Vitallas
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Here's the new Eugene model
with gored circular skirt that. will
f1atter the height of your figure.
The square neckline is new and
generally becoming. The short
pulled sleeves with the tenderly
fitted lower sleeves create the fash
ionaple broad shoulders. The waist
line is given a pinched-in effect
through pointed treatment that
gives emphasis to the nodded basque
bodice.
Black sheer velvet with white lace
made the original Paris model.
Style No. $50 comes in sizes 16, IS,
20 years, So, 80, 40 and 40 inches
bust.
Plain shade velvet, black crepe
satin and dark green crepe marocain
are fascinating schemes.
Our fall and winter fashion mag
azine is ready.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern is cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred.
Wrap coin carefully.
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Card Parties

A card party will be given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Fraternal
Order of Eagles at $3.50 tonight at
Eagle hall, 43 West Vermont street.
Mrs. William Beswick will be in
charge.
Fifth Sunday union meeting COM
mittee of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and the auxil-
larry will give a card party tonight
in the Moose hall. Mrs. Bert Glow
is chairman.
First of series of tournament
card parties to be given by the
Sacred Heart church will be held at
3 and $3.50 Sunday at the parish hall,
South Meridian and Union streets.
Mrs. r. E. Mckinney and Frank
Lauck are chairmen.
Committee for the fancy work
booth of the bazar to be held soon
by Prospect auxiliary, o. E. S., in
vites members and friends to a card
and bunco party today at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Uland,
1873 Sanders street. The hosts will
be assisted by Mesdames Fred Span
gler, Edmund winchester, Henry
Denges, Harry Weghorst and Min
ME Wienke.
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EASTERN GIRL TO
WE'D T. f. BRADY

Mrs. William II. Frost OF CHEVY
Chase, Md. announces the marriage
Of her niece, Miss Kathryn Patricia
Corvette of washington to Thomas
Francis Brady, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Brady, 1857 Graceland
avenue, indianapolis.
The wedding took place Oct. 81
in washington, where Mr.. Brady is
a student at Georgetown university.
Mrs. Brady attended Fairfax Hall.
The couple viii He in Washington.
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ALTENHEIM LADIES
TO HOLD BAZAAR

Ladies auxiliary of the Altenheim
will hold bazaar Wednesday at
the Home, Capitol avenue and
Twentieth street, with Mrs. Robert
Elliott, general chairman. Supper
will be served from to 7.
Committees are: Apron booth,
NIesdames Charles Otte, Anna
Schulmeyer, Louis Doershel and
Ferdinand Strauss; supper, Mes
danes Rose Webb, Charles Kistner;
dining room, Mesdames William
Krieger, Otto Miller, Otto Bushing
and Miss Alice Miller; home baking,
Mesdames Theodore SCHUYLER and
John Mahrdt; art and decorating,
MesdameS William Schulmeyer and
Enelia Galloway; candy, MesdameS
Theodore Reyer and Leo Rappaport.
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Fish, Game
Enthusiast
VIII Speak

Community welfare department
OF the Woman's Department CLUB
Will hold its discussion luncheon at
1890 Wednesday at the clubhouse.
William f. Collins, director in the
Izaak Walton League of America,
Will talk or "Indiana's Conservation
Problems" The program Will include
a short recital of bird calls by
Elliott Tibbetts, a bird lover and
author of nature poems, followed by
. business meeting.
Mrs. John Conner, chairman, and
Mrs. Lewis A. Babe, vice-chairman,
Will be assisted at the door by Or.
Mabel Bibler, Mesdames Victor
Kendall, Oscar E. Lewis, Edward S.
Sudlum, O. P. McLeland, Arthur w.
Mason, Harry E. Watson and Arthur
G.. Willis.
Mrs. Robert Shingler and Mrs.
Robert Louis Konecke will be in
charge of the luncheon, and Mrs.
Floyd G. Bell and Mrs. Laura H.
Osterhage of the dining room.
Reservations may be made witt
Mrs. Charles Trip, Mrs. Charles B.
Crist and Mrs. 3. S. Daugherty.
The 10 o'clock class will meet
Wednesday morning at the home OF
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, AIT North
Pennsylvania street.
Annual luncheon of life ond
charter members has been Cancelled.
it has been announced, following a
committee meeting, by Mrs. Albert
j, Hueber and Mrs. E. L. Lennox,
respective chairmen. Both groups
will receive special recognition at
the twentieth anniversary celebra-
lion Feb. %.
observation-disclosures department will
sponsor two poetry contests, one for
club members, another for Indian
apolis high school students. Prize
for the first viii be a book Of poems,
for the latter, IS.
Entries must be mailed TO Mrs.
Harley w. Rhodehamel, department
chairman, before March IS, and
prizes will be awarded at the April
meeting by the speaker for the day.
Mrs. Eleanor Mercein Kelly, author
OF the BaSquerie stories.
Judges in the contest will be Mrs.
Everett M. Schofield, club presi-
dent; Mrs. J. F. Edwards, Mrs. Carl
Taylor and Mrs. Thor Wesenberg.
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FLETCHER CLUB TO
GIVE ANNUAL FETE

Annual party of Fletcher Trust
Women's Club will be held Monday
night at the Ethelenn tea room,
S710 North Meridian street. accord
ing to announcement by Mrs. Merle
Piper, president.
The club is composed of approx
mately seventy-fve women en-
ployeS of the Fletcher Trust Com
pany and its twelve branches.
Miss Margaret M. Shipp, manager
of the company'S safe deposit de-
partment, is chairman Of the group
arranging details of the party. Din
ner viii be served prior to the en-
tertainment.
Members of Miss Ships commit
tee include Misses Rosemary Bos-
son, Kathryn Hartley, Fredricka
Wheeler, Bertha Recap and Lillian
Reinfels.
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Girl Reserve Notes

Girl Reserves held a swimming
and skating party at the Y. w. c. A.
this afternoon. Miss Ann Dondi-
can and Miss Marian I. Smith are
instructing groups in beginning, in
termediate, and advanced swimming
and diving for both high school and
grade school girls.
Miss Evelyn Carpenter, grade
school Girl Reserve chairman, is in
charge of next Saturdays event. a
book party. This is in connection
with national Good Book Week
sponsored by the local library.
Guests will wear something indi-
cative of a favorite book or char
acter. Miss Carrie Scott Of the CEN
trail library will conduct the story
hour. There also will be stunts and
games.
School 2 club plans to raise its
money for the year by cooperative
effort. It's first effort to obtain
funds will be candy sale Nov. 81,
A paper sale will be held at a later
date. The club now is working on
Christmas play THE White Gift
to be given in Hollenbeck hall Of
the Y. w. c. A. Dec. IL.
School 80 club met both Mon
day and Friday of this week to work
on the Thanksgiving play, THE
Meeting of the Months"
School 30 club, which meets at
the Hawthorne community house
with Miss Margaret Goodlitt. adj
wiser, elected the following off,
GERS at its Monday meeting: Ruth
Fisher, president; June Stieghorst,
yice-president; Anna Cornwel, Sec
rotary, and Lorraine Hartley, treas
urer. The group plans to decorate
Girl Reserve club room to be used
also by the club of School 81 and
the Washington high school Girl
RESERVES. Members of the commit
Tee IN charge If this project are:
Laura Mae Lewis, Hazel Englert.
Edith Lawson, Betty Foster, Rachel
Cox, Joan Baldwin, Lillian TAYLOR
and Margaret Caffey.
Rauh Memorial group met Mon
day and planned for observance Of
Good Book week.
School is club did not meet this
week, due to the illness of its ad-
wiser, Miss Donna Lehman. The
group plans to raise its club fund
comparatively by benefit movie at
the school, sponsored by Principal
Hall.
"Polly's Hero" a play, was pre-
sented Friday afternoon at School
10 by the Girl Reserves Club.
Miss Hope Willcutts, chairman Of
the Butler university advisers
group, called meeting Of that body
Thursday. Miss Marian I. Smith,
secretary, was present. The pro-
gram included a discussion Of ways
Of work with clubs, situations in the
individual clubs, and a study Of
New leadership"
Technical high school club held
a supper meeting at the Y. W. c. A.
Thursday. During a craft hour
which followed members made ar
ticles which they expect to sell at
a Christmas bazar.
Mics Jane Cartright, who has
charge Of play hours each wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon at the
South side center, has started a
group in beginning tap dancing.
Ben Davis high school group met
Tuesday with Miss Jenna Birks, sec
rotary, to discuss projects of inter-
est.
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tam, met In the gym Of the North
M. E. church Wednesday. The troop
will meet Tuesday in the social room
of the church. Jeanne st. Pierre
Of Troop 81 is the new lieutenant.
>, Mrs ;;,,, Alfred ,Nyolipg, captain Of Troop
LLeaSure, Phyllis johnson and Martha
Cravens at Fridays meeting. The scouts
neid a swimming party at the Antlers
last meeting and talked with the girls
on Native Customs
Troop 80 had as candidates: Vivian
Irlbole. Hertha Manthey and Betty Evans.
Program for the campfire is III charge of
Patrol g. Virginia Stull, leader.
Fifty-four girls were present Monday
sey, captain, invested Winifred Anick,
70 R4ose;msry Leslie, Matte Sue wincaell and
patrol had charge Of campfire. ''-'O' >
~ Girls Of Troop SO entertained Boy Scout
L5999op 90 tuesday night, Katonka patrol
"DETAILS odEts for the meeting; Mrs Paul smith
conducted on nspection o Penslti Is Oe eosff
one cent. With the proceeds. party will
pe gwen.
a. Jua %htds Daniel is candidate OF Troop
ETY. Fry CAPTAIN 2i,iIl Lois Ross was invested.
troop.
Troop IS. Mrs: J. F. Mccormick, cap
church; Francis Henderson is a candi-
cate. MIS-; g. 2. Beale, lieutenant OF the
Scouts took the Toop q to o Northern 81 me Beac
4 werner and marshmaliow roast We're were
A new troop. Is. will meet for the first
time con. on THURSDAY. ct Wallace Street Pres
viii be the new leader.
New candidates of Troop 40 Mrs. Gay
HoSton. Edna Nav Lewis. Betty Black and
Bernice Cohen Joan Hickman and Lois
Ruth Lilieblad were invested. Ten Scouts
IN the troop vii give q tea to pass hostess
for the Family Welfare Association. and
contributing to the Needlework Guild.
Mrs. Charles Cole. captain Of Troop 40.
invested Grace Brooks. Friday. EloiSe
Roma jaw. compass: Sylvia Harrison. Com
pass. health and observation.
Fifty-eight scouts of Troop A. Mrs
Alma Lemen. captain, met at Hawthorne
community house Wednesday. Virginia
Buchanan. Genevieve Moore, Barbara
Trusty. Helen Marier. Mary Warmoth,
Jusnita Jones and Annabelle Anderson are
candidates. Wood-Nymphs patrol. COM
prised of new candidates. will arrange the
next program. Mrs. Charles Perrine is su-
pervising a hike this afternoon for second
class girls in the troop.
Troop ST. Mrs Charles Dobson. captain.
met at New Augusta high school FRIDAY.
Mary June Crawshaw. Barbara Plinkens.
Henrietta Simmons. Nina Harvey. Juanite
Ogden are candidates. Rosemary DobSon.
JohRnne Movers and Ruth Faux received
second class badges at the Parent-Teacher
Association. Helen Collins of Troap "a. as
! sisted with the meeting and VIII act as
huEler.
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w. c.. T. u.

Olive Branch w. C. T. u. will
meet at 230 Tuesday in the Olive
Branch Christian church. Devo-
tons will be led by Mrs. Frank Deer.
Following the business session, Mrs.
Alonzo Huls will give a report of
the state convention recently held
in Lafayette. Mrs. Lillian Smith,
president, will preside.
Thurman Union will meet with
Mrs. Gertrude Hampton, TAO Roache
street, at 2 Tuesday. Mrs. Fannie
Stewart will have charge of the
praise service. Scripture lesson will
be read by Mrs. Aurelia Hampton,
music will be furnished by the
Thurman quartet, and Mrs. w. D.
Willy, director of Christian citizen
ship, will be the speaker. Mrs.
Elizabeth j. Jackson, president, will
preside.
Carrie Rose w. C. T. u, will meet
at Wednesday, Nov. 18, with Mrs.
Catherine Davidson, 871 West
WGnby lllbll SlIGGb.
Frances Washington L. T. L. will
meet at 1870 the third Saturday of
every month at the home of the
chairman, 967 West Twenty
street. Visitors are welcome.
Mary E. Balch Union will meet
at the home of Mrs. Mary Pierson,
924 North East street, at 1870
Thursday. Mrs. John RAIDER Of the
Wheeler City Rescue Mission, will
give the scripture reading and de
votions. Mrs. Herbert Thurston will
speak on the subject of Social
Morality" Highlights from the re-
cent Lafayette w. G. T u. state
convention will be given by Mrs. Ell
bert Moore, president.
Frances Cleveland union will hold
its institute at 1 Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 10, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Orme, Bluff road. Mrs. Alta
Roberts, county evangelStic presi-
dent, will lead devotions. Several
officers will be present. Mrs. Milton
Murphy will preside.
Edgewood- union will
hold its institute at 10 Wednesday
at the Edgewood Methodist EplSco-
pal church. Devotions will be given
by the Rev M. o. Robbins and Mrs,
Alta Roberts, county evangehstic
director. Luncheon will be served at
noon. ANY woman in the neighbor-
hood interested in the union is IN
vited to attend.
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c e I e m o n y per-
formed Friday in
t he Travertine
room at the Lin
coin. She is the
daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry
Conover, 1 8 3 8
Hoyt avenue. The
Rev. w. T. Jones,
pastor Of the Ed
win Ray Method
ist church, omci-
ated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gagen will
be at home after
Nov. 25, at 1914
Dawson street.
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PHI DELFT MOTHERS
WILL HOLD BRIDGE

Phi Delta Theta Mothers Club of
Butler university will entertain with
bridge party Monday afternoon,
at the chapter house, 7O5 Hampton
drive. Hostesses will be MeSdames
Urban K. Wilde, chairman; Mabel
Gardner, H. J. Rafensperger, j. B.
Townsend, John G.. Keller, Charles
Storz, A. L. Gilliom and c. S. But
terworth.
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PUPILS
TO GIVE FOUR PLAYS

Dramatic pupils Of Frances Beik
will present four plays at S:15
tonight at tbs Odeon, log East
North street. The plays will be
Briceson's The Florist Shop"
Cosmo Hamilton's when Cupid
Came to Earrs Court" Henry
Evans Gas, Air and Earl" and
Lawrence Ridgeley's Because He
Loved Her." Those taking part are:
Misses Fanchon Fattig. Helen Myers.
Ihelma Dykins May Ravens. Mary Rosa
limo Parr. Hortense Guthrie Alberta
Speicher. Alma Meyers Messrs. William
Craigle. Norman Young. James Kittls and
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Personals

Mrs. w. P. Coler and daughters
Of Webster Grove, Mo, are at the
Marott for a few days previous to
taking up permanent residence in
indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Ander-
son, Evanston, Ill, are the weekend
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cooper, 3055 North Merid-
ian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Liggette, Ma
rott, left today for a trip to New
York.
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE
IS GIVEN AT HOME

Mrs. Michael ]. HeaIey enter
tanned the following guests at
luncheon and bridge Thursday at
her home, 1924 West New York
street: Mesdames Henry j. Peters,
Richard Fletemeyer, Carl Print
Finger, Joseph j. Eilers and Russell
T. Sweeney.
Yellow flowers and yellow and
bronze appointments were used in
decoration.
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der Grecan figures (the way she hopes you'll look
when you wear her clothesD and about the walls
are Iettered some of the notices that express her
ideas.
ITO steal the work of an artist is to rob bene-
factor" Lie if you like, provided the lie is beau
tiful" And many others, equally emphatic
Low gray chairs and sofas are ready to make you
comfortable while you watch the parade of man
nequinS.
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STOUT GIVES
NIECE IN MARRIAGE

Elmer w. Stout has gone to New
work. to attend the Wedding of his
niece, Miss Elizabeth Stout, formerly
of indianapolis, and James Davis
son OF Thomas j. Davis, Cincinnati
The ceremony will take place at
st. Bartholomew church at 4:S0 this
afternoon.
Miss Stout made her debut in
New York and is a member OF the
New York Junior League, Stout
will give his neice in marriage.
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Sinqers VIII We'd

Announcement has been received
that the marriage of Miss Rosemary
Pfaf, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Pfaff, formerly of Indianapo-
lis, to Sudworth Frazier, Brooklyn,
N. Y, will take place Monday at
the home of the brides parents,
at Flushing. L. I. Both are singers
and will appear in concert together.
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CHAIRMAN OF BAZAAR

Mrs. Robert
Elliott
is general
chairman
of the
bazaar
to be giiUen b
the Ladies'
Auxiliary
Of the
AJtenheimt
Wednesday
at the Home,
Twentieth
street and
Capitol
avenue.
supper WtCC
be serUed
from
5 to 8.
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SORORITY SLUMBER
PARTY IS PLANNED

Delta Tau Sigma sorority will en-
terrain tonight at Whispering
Winds with It's annual dinner
bridge and slumber party. Miss
Emma Dobbins Is chairman of ar
rangements. Those present viii be:
Mesdames J. Horton Barber. Garrett T.
Gilbert Gee Inner Welsh. LIovd RoSelle,
Glen Hueston Howard Knapp. Misses Rox-
anna Hammond. Emma DobbinS. Margaret
Layton, Helen Leuceman. Mary OTton.
FTsida Luekhardt and Eva Waddel.
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MISS HENDRICKS WEBS
VIRGIL P, HARTMAN
Marriage

Marriage of
Miss Rose Hen
bricks, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl v. Hen
bricks, 1892 North
Illinois street, to
Virgil P. Harri-
man took place at
2:30 last Saturday
in a ceremony
performed by the
Rev. George Ar
thur FrdnCZ, az
the First Presby-
terrain church.
Mr.. and Mrs.
HARTMAN are at
oao;o o0orfu7onts
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dies coor\ contrast used in the bodice to give the
criss-cross effects Gas in the dress sketched)
In coats you'll see the Vonnet sleeve cut IN one
with the back or front of the bodice section; the
high button closing; the new balloon and mum
sleeves use of fur in criss-cross effect Gas in the
coat lluStrated)
Copyright 1881 by Amos Parrish)
Monday: Do you know when black white Is
the smartest thing to wear? Amos Parrish tells you.
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TamaIe Pie

One pound lean meat, cup corn
meal, 2 teaspoons salt. onion, 2
cups canned tomatoes, l cup canned
pimentoeS, q teaspoon chile powder.
Make a mush of the cornmeal
and three to four cups of boiling
water, adding l teaspoon salt to
water. Let cook about half an
hour. Put meat through food
chopper with onion. Cook in a hot.
lightly oiled frying pan until the
raw color Of the meat disappears.
Stir with a fork in order to in
sure thorough cooking. Add canned
tomatoes, pimentoes, salt and chile
powder and bring to the boiling
point, stirring constantly. Line a
well buttered baking dish with
about three-fourths of the mush.
saving just enough to cover the top.
Fill with meat and tomato mix
ture and cover with remaining
mush. Bake thirty minutes in hot
oven. Serve from baking dish.
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Miss Mary Negley is general
chairman for the annual fall
dance of Phi Tau sorority, which
will be held at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club Thanksgiving eve.
Jack Tilson's orchestra will play.
Other members of the committee
are Misses Thelma zimmerman and
Katherine Burghard.
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Phi Omeqos to Meet

Indianapolis Alumnae chapter,
Phi Omega Pi sorority. will meet at
2 next Satl fday afternoon for
bridge at thu home Of Miss Imo-
gene Mullins, $3.50 East Washing
ton street, with Miss Clara A.
Moore as assistant hostess.
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Mrs. West Entertnins

Mrs. Mile West, 734 Prospect
street, entertained the following
guests at a covered dish luncheon
Thursday: Mesdannes James An
derson, James Gilbert, D. G.. Mich
OILS, Stella Kirk, Mary James, Ber-
tina Bowers and Charlotte Thrasher.
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Rush Plans to Be Made

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, viii meet at s Monday at
the home of Miss Dona Faucet,
250S East Washington street. Plans
for a series of rush parties will be
made.
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Mothers Club to Meet

Delta Gamma Mothers Club
bridge section will meet at Mon
day for luncheon at the home of
Mrs. A. S. Beaulien, $50 East Forty
second street.
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Mrs. Tracy Hostess

Mrs. Ernest A. Tracy, 321 North
Beville avenue, entertained men,
bers of the Verus Cords sorority
Thursday with luncheon bridge
at her home. A short business ses-
sion was held.