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Department
Club EUentS
Are Varied

Two sections Of the Woman's De-
partment Club viii meet this week
at the clubhouse, 1902 North Me-
ridian street.
observation-disclosures department has
arranged program for the Monday
guild Of the community welfare de-
partment to be given at Monday
Mrs. John r. Curry will review
Margaret Ayre Barnes Years OF
Grace" and Miss Dorothy Killiom
will sing, accompanied by Mrs
Mary Traub Busch.
Mrs. George M. Waters will be
hostess and Mrs. George w. Horst
presiding chairman. Mrs. Rilla
Reiken arranged the program.
American home department will
hold several r7eetings Tuesday.
At 1890 the applied education
class will present Mrs. Persis White
Simmons, psychiatrist of the new
psychological clinic for children and
adults at Riley hospital. Mrs. A. C.
Rasmussen is chairman of the
class.
The music class, Mrs. c. a.
Breeze, chairman, will present
Vaughn Cornish, baritone, in a
morning musicale at 11:15. A buff
fet luncheon will be served at noon
for which reservations may be
made with Mrs. Nettie New at the
club.
DR.. John s. Harrison, head of the
English department at Butler uni
versity, will review King Henry
w." Part l, at 1, as a part of the
Shakespeare series being sponsored
by the Home Makers class of which
Mrs. G. w. Seaton is chairman.
AT 2:15, the department will have
on display table arranged for an
informal Thanksgiving dinner, in
charge of Mrs. Arthur r. Dewey.
Centerpiece of frosted fruits will
be arranged by Mrs. Charles P.
Benedict; canopies by Mrs. Frank
J. Haight and Mrs. Ralph Colby;
place cards by Mrs. A. r. Dewey
and Mrs Paul Hurt, and silver, Mrs.
II. w. Dragoo and Mrs. H. K. Stor-
mont.
Preceding Mrs. w. j. Marks cook
ing demonstration, Miss Helen
Starost will give a piano recital.
Demonstrations will include mer-
ingues, souffles and ice box cookies.
Tea will be served following the
meeting, with Mrs. Harry w.
Krause as hostess. assisted by:
~. Mes;dameg Edward s. Ferger. Harry A.
grassland. Frank Anding Lewis J. Brown.
EEcTIa Fran in. pIickey. H W. .Dragoo, O. Fred
G. smith. Pau j. Stokes. Ebert Storer,
James +. Tretton and Frank E. Walker
Auxiliary to the city hospital
nurses will hold a Thanksgiving pro-
gram Tuesday at the nurses home.
The Rev. r. o. Mckay will talk. Mrs.
r. G. Higgins will read and a mu-
steal program will be given by Mrs.
Stanley Edwards, director of the
glee club, and Miss Irene Rothmele,
who will sing, accompanied by Mrs.
Walter Rothmele. Mrs. Louis Fleury
is auxiliary chairman.
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In the Realm of Clubs

Park avenue, will be hostess to the
Inter Ala Club. Mrs. Rose Coffin
and Mrs. William Barney will give
the program.
A Thanksgiving luncheon will be
held by the Amicitia Club at the
home of Mrs. William Burroughs, "a
North Webster avenue, with Mrs.
Edward Smith assisting.
Independent Social Club will have
a Thanksgiving meeting at the
home of Mrs. Walter w. Linaberry
on Michigan road. A covered dish
luncheon will be served and a
Thanksgiving offering collected.
Mrs. Roy Peterson, eo6 Fairfield
avenue, will be hostess to the Hoo
sier Tourist Club. Papers will be
read by Mrs. Rose Mason, Mrs.
John Hardy, and Mrs. John Faasen.
WEDNESDAY
Zetathea Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. o. K. Horner. 5126
Schofleld avenue. A program on
American Women poets will be given
by Mrs. T. A. Fegan and Mrs. Rus
sell V. Sigler.
FRIDAY
Mrs. E. w. Call, 3441 GuiIford
avenue, viii entertain members of
the Woman's Advance Club. Mrs.
E. K. Earring will tell of the New
Orleans Mardi Gras.
SATURDAY
Butler Alumnae Literary Club will
meet with Miss Gretchen Scotch,
49l6 East Washington street, Miss
May Cunningham and Miss Corinne
yelling will give the program.
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Card Party to
Be Sponsored
By D. 4. r.

Finance ways and means commit
tee of Caroline Scott Harrison chap
ter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, will sponsor a card
party at 2 Friday at the chapter
house.
Reservations may be made at the
chapter house or with any of the
following committee:
Mesdames F. Ellis Hunter, chairman;
William Van Landingham, Edward C. Kriel,
William L. Louden, Merchantmen; Harry
A. Van Osdol, treasurer; Roy Elder Adams,
Sara c. Allison, Bon o. Aspy, Edna Nc
Gilliard Christian, Alexander Corbett Jr.,
Cora Epps, Edward Ferger, Albert Gall,
Fred c. Gardner, Walter Garten, Frank
w. Hamilton, Henry Holt, William L.
Horne, Hal r. Keeling, William F. Kegley,
william F. Kuhn, Frederick E. Matson,
George Philip Meier, Charles w. Merrill,
James B. Nelson Albert E. sterne. Oliver
H. Stout, Donald N. Test, Miss Anna
Wright and Miss Ethel Mae Moore.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

w. F. King will be a guest of the
chapter. Responses are Thanks
giving quotations. A Thanksgiving
program will be given by Mrs. Henry
Hussey and Mrs. Arthur Fry. Mrs.
Isadore Koby recently has been ap-
pointed membership chairman of
this group.
Hawaiian chapter will meet at l
Friday at the home of Mrs. Hector
Blandin, 1103 Eugene street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
James H. Clark. Mrs. H. o. Myers
will be initiated. A Thanksgiving
program of music and readings has
been arranged.
Brazilian chapter announces a
Christmas party on its next regular
meeting day. Mrs. Urla F. Ellis,
president, has appointed Mrs. Harry
G.. Klintworth chairman of arrange
ments. Mrs. Klintworth has made
the following appointments and
asks the committee members to get
in touch with their respective chair
men: Supper, Mrs. B. M. Howell,
Mrs. Carl C. Neerman, Mrs. Mae
Van Malta, Mrs. c. w. Abraham;
gifts and prizes, Mrs. jeanette Helm
man, Mrs. Ray Wilson, Miss Lillian
Goes; games, Mrs. Lee Lowery, Mrs.
William ArenS, Mrs. George Harvey,
Mrs. A. D. Stanton, Mrs. w. F. Van
Luck; reception, Mrs. E. L. Roberts,
Mrs. Frank Mobley, Mrs. Albert
He'll; music, Mrs. G. w. Sharp and
Mrs. Robert F. Duke.
The December of Eidelweiss and
Alpha chapters meeting will be a
chicken dinner at the Washington
hotel.
Venetian chapter members and
families were entertained recently
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
H. Bal with motion pictures, featur-
ing the travels in Europe of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon B. Mess. High lights
of the journey were brought out by
Mrs. Mess. The honor guest, Mrs.
Samuel r. Artman, gave several
TEonologueS of her own composition.
A recitation, 1.-The Purple Road"
was given by Mrs. J. Ed Rogers.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will meet
at the Lincoln Saturday for o'clock
| luncheon in the clubroom on the
fourteenth floor. Mrs. Samuel r,
Artman, Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy,
federation president; Mrs. Mae
Marcum Jacobs, installation officer,
and Mrs. Louise E. Snow will be
honor guests. Mrs. Artman has been
a house guest of Lady Aberdeen,
NIarchioneSS of Tomair, and will
give a short sketch of Home Life
at the Palace as Seen by an Amer
lean Woman" Mrs. Jacobs will mi
tate new members. A musical pro-
gram will be given. Mrs. Charley
Morrison, Mrs. Fred Wrinkle, Mrs.
o. G. Robinett and Mrs. Maude
Quillan are new members. Mrs
Myna Pearl Fibiger, Mrs. Rhoda
Wick, Mrs. Florence Leidolf and
Mrs. Elsie Hantz will be hoStesses
and MRS. Fibiger viii preside.
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MRS. HEPPNER TO
SING AT MAROTT

Mrs. Otto B. Heppner, soprano,
will be the assisting artist in the
Sunday night musicale at the
Marott, by the Marott trio. Miss
Consuelo Couchman, cellist with the
trio will play solo number. The
program follows:
Instrumental Trio-"Allegro Appassion-
ate" from Minor Trio .Mendelssohn
THE Call of Radha" ........... Ware
Song of Thanksgiving 1900. .Alliston
Mrs. Heppner.
Cello-'Romance sans Paroles" Van Goens
Consuelo Couchman.
Yesterday and Today" ;spross
Honey Child .......-....... Strickland
Mrs. Heppner.
Instrumental Trio
"Nuwana's Love Song. .cadmal1
Compositions from the thunder
bird Suite founded on American
Indian folk songs and dances; ar
ranged BY Louis LaRondelle.l
THE Old Oaken Bucket" -. HALLMARK
Comm Through the Rye. Scotch AR
Mrs. Heppner.
Instrumental Trio-nSelections from
Carmen" $50. E1.,sssss'ts.''''Sizet
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I er, and a talk on birds by Mrs.
William G. Gardner.
Paintings by Randolph Coates
from the Lieber art gallery will be
exhibited.
Music by the ensemble will include
a group of light opera selections
from "The Desert Song" Student
Prince" "Vagabond King" DO
hemian Girl" and 1.-THE New Moon. -
The ensemble, includes Mrs. Busch,
contralto and director; Misses Doro-
thy Killion, soprano; Mary Rogers,
violinist, soprano, and whistler;
Marcena Campbell, cellist; and Ruth
Noller, pianist.
Mrs. Busch will act as mistress of
ceremonies, and Miss Mary E. HON.
berg as hostess. Mrs. Busch hopes,
through the series, to provide an
outlet for talent in indianapolis.
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Tn DeItS
to Observe
Birthday

Founders day will be celebrated
by the Butler university chapter of
Delta Delta Delta sorority, and
members of Tri Delta Alliance with
a banquet at $50 Tuesday night at
the Antlers. The sorority was
founded on Thanksgiving eve. at
the University of Boston in 1888.
Miss Anna Marie Sanders, presi-
dent of the Butler chapter, will be
POSTMASTER. Responses will be given
by Mrs. j. A. Baird, Misses Lillian
Martin, Isabel Campbell and Fran
ces McGaw. The Butler pledges
will give stunt.
This dinner is known as the an
nual pine dinner, the pine tree be-
ing one Of the emblems Of the So
rority. Decorations will be branches
of pine and lighted candles in the
Tri Delta colors, silver, gold and
blue.
Plans are being made by Miss
Katherine Matthews, chairman; Miss
Helen Eiser, Miss Jane Cartwright
and Mrs. r. I. Boyer. Reservations
may be made with Miss Matthews
at her home, 1871 Park avenue.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
VISITORS TO CITY ARE ENTERTAINED

With the social season in full
swing and days crowded with
luncheons, bridge parties, lectures
and musicales, November is the
perfect time to entertain guests.
Upper Left-MiSs Ineva Reilly
(right) has as her house guest
Miss Eleanor Walter, Pueblo,
Colo, and will entertain at tea
for her Wednesday at her home,
3134 North Meridian street.
Center-MiSs Jane Rogers
0eft), formerly of Indianapolis,
who has spent the last year trav-
cling, has been spending fort
night with Mrs. Edison T. Wood
Jr., "a East Forty-third street.
Lower-Miss Virginia Lloyd
Qeft), daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Olive, 5725 Washing
ton boulevard, is entertaining
Miss Arlene Ontmeyer of Tampa,
Fla,
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100 Members
of City Order
at Convention

More than 100 members of the
local Daughters of Isabel circle have
made reservations for the banquet
tonight in Greensburg, a part Of
the three-day session of the state
organization being held in that
city.
Miss Rosemary Lawlor, Indian
apolis, director of the Glee Club,
has arranged a musical program for
the banquet. Members of the glee
club are:
Mesdames David Crawford. ]. Edgar
Kaufman David P. Lawlor. Fred j.
Pfleger. A. j. Schulrseyer. ]. j. Schattner.
Misses Margaret Brand. Edna BuennageL.
Margaret Braun. Anita c. Craft. Theresa
Carroll. Mary Davev. Rosanna Davey, Mary
Dwyre. Margaret Dwyre. Josephine Evard.
Rosemond A. Gardner. Stella Haugh. Mary
Hickey. Martha Hickey. Betty Hoffman.
Bertha Hoffman. Margaret Marks. Anna
Raitano. Anna Sell. Sara Stricken. Mildred
E. Vestal. Cecilia Weigand and Constance
Weigand.
Miss Gertrude Murphy is delegate
from the local circle to the business
sessions.
The Rev. August Fussenegger, In
dianapolis, will be speaker at the
banquet and will outline the work
being done at st. Elizabeth's home.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Monday Club will meet at 2 at the
D. A. r. chapter house for q special
program at 2:30.
Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club
will meet at 6:45 at English hotel.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown, study
leader, will speak on Ruskin and
Morris, 1.-THE Search for Beauty"
A program on Communism will
be given at the meeting of the Pres
ent Day Club at the home of Mrs.
w. c. Earring, 1904 College avenue,
with Mrs. j. w. Sewage as assistant
hostess. The papers will be by Mrs.
L. I. Mills and Mrs. G. A. Cook.
Mrs, George o. Dovey will enter
tain members of Chapter P, P. E. o.
Sisterhood at her home, ASH Car
rollton avenue.
Woman's Department Club of the
Municipal Gardens will hold guest
day program at the gardens. Mrs.
j. F. Edwards will give a program,
"Candle-Lighting Time" in costume.
Irvington Coterie Club will meet
with Mrs. Walter j. Palmer, 1888
North Audubon road.
TUESDAY
Spencer Club will meet at with
Mrs. H. L. McGinnis, TIT South
Sherman drive. Assisting the hos
tess will be Mrs. E. r. Bladen and
Mrs. S. E. Hedrick. Mrs. Willis
Holman will lead discussion on the
subject, when God Talked Back to
job"
Riley Hospital Cheer guild will
meet at at the Claypool.
Artemus Club will entertain mem
bers and friends at 2 at the home
of Mrs. Charles Hoffman, 1910 Mar
lowe avenue, with Mrs. Thomas
Riker, Mrs. F. L. Williamson, and
Mrs. Elinor Schmidt assisting.
Mrs. F. w. Cregor, 1921 North
Meridian street, will be hostess to
a meeting of the Proctor Club. Mrs.
Ralph Thompson will speak on
Catholics and the Stage"
Tokalon Club will be entertained
by Mrs. G. NJ. Cornelius, 5276 Pleas
ant Run Parkway. Mrs. Lawson
O'Malley will give the program.
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will have a program on North Caro-
lima at the meeting, with Mrs. E. G..
Rubbish, $50 East Forty-sixth street.
Mrs. j. j. Schoen and Mrs. z. T.
Jefferson will read papers.
Mrs. Marguerite Hanson. 2451
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Busch Ensemble to Sponsor
Art, Travel Symposiums

A series of art and travel sympo-
Sums, with music as a background,
will be sponsored by Mrs. Mary
Traub Busch, and her ensemble Of
musicians, from 3 to each Sun
day afternoon, beginning Nov. %,
at Cooper's Grille, Occidental build
ing.
The program Sunday will feature
a talk on Palestine by Bert Essex
of Indianapolis, traveller and lectur-
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Regular business meeting of the
International Travel-Study Club will
be held at the D. A. r. chapter
house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street, at 7:30 Tuesday. Mrs. Grace
Linn Sandy, president, requests
chapter presidents to attend or send
delegates. 1.-THE International Loyal
ty Song" will be sung by the Castle
Craig chapter of which Mrs. Thorn
burgh is president. Mrs. Samuel r.
Artman will discuss american En-
bassy and Chilean Government"
Venetian chapter will entertain
Monday, with a 1890 covered dish
luncheon in honor Of its Home
Coming Day" at the home of Mrs.
James A. Kreglo, 1922 Knowland
avenue. Mrs. F. A. Hill and Mrs.
John F. Gauchat will assist the host
eSs. Mrs. L. w. Holmes, a chapter
guest, will give a reading on 1.-THE
First Thanksgiving and paper on
thanksgiving" will be read by Mrs.
j. Ed Rogers. Mrs. Russell E. Welsh
and Mrs. Carl H. Balls will be in
itiated into the chapter.
Erin Isle chapter will hold its
regular monthly meeting at 8 Mon
day with Mrs. MacIuhae, 20S6 Cen
trail avenue. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Louise Short and Mrs. Novilla
Cunningham. Mrs. j. Edwin Holt
will initiate Mrs. G. w. Sweeny.
Arabian chapter will be enter
tanned Tuesday with luncheon at
the home of Mrs. May Brooks Mil
Ter, 2S43 College avenue. Assistant
hostesses are Mrs. Kathryn B.
Bayne and Mrs. j. l.. PhareS. Re-
sponses will pertain to Thanksgiv-
ing. Musical program will include
piano solos by Mrs. Laura Craig
Poland, and songs by Mrs. Laomi
Gill, accompanied by Mrs. Poland.
Mrs. Artman will lecture.
Mt. Vernon chapter will be enter
tanned with 1890 luncheon
wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Anna May Danner Morgan, IS
North Mount street. Mrs. w. E.
Lohrman and Mrs. v. F. Langford
are assisting hostesSes. Master
Franz Danner will entertain with a
group OF songs. A piano solo will be
given by Mrs. John Brisentine. New
members are Mrs. Eural Byfleld,
Mrs. Vernon Langford and Mrs
Walter Lohrman.
Castle Craig meeting will be held
at 7:45 Friday with Mrs. John
Thornburgh, els North Pennsyl-
vania street. Mrs. Brewer Clay and
Mrs. Victor Rigot are assisting host
esses. Responses will be Thanks
giving thoughts. A Thanksgiving
story will be given by Mrs. Robert
Caplinger, and Mrs. Stanley Stroll
will be initiated as a new member
by Mrs. Thornburgh, president.
Zuyde Zee chapter will be enter
tanned with a Thanksgiving break
fast by Mrs. Elmer Pohlman ano
Mrs. Merle A. Titus, at Mrs. Pohl-
mans home. TAI North Wallace
street, at 9 Tuesday morning. Mrs
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WOMAN'S ATHLETIC
CLUB WILL MEET

Woman's Athletic Club will enter
tain members with a dinner bridge
at Tuesday in the Chinese room at
the Hoosier Athletic club. A musical
program will be given by Mrs.
Louise Mutter and Miss Lillian
Brunnemer.
Hostesses will include Miss Mary
Hardesty, Miss Flora Adams, Miss
Mary Williams and Mrs. Mary Haze
reth Jutzwiller.
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BOOK REVIEWS ON
GUILDS PROGRAM

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review THE White King of La Con
ave." by Wirkust Dudley, and "An
Passion Spent" by v. Sackville
West. at the book talk program at
7:30 Friday night, at All Souls Uni
tartan church under auspices of the
More Light Guild of the church.
This is one of a series of twelve
book talks being sponsored by the
guild.
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MRS. BIRD IS TO Be
HOSTESS TO GROUP

Members of Delta Rho chapter,
Phi Pi Psi sorority, will be enter
tanned Monday night with a fudge
party at the home of Mrs. Cecil
Bird, 1888 East Riverside drive.
New officers of the chapter are
Mrs. Bird, president; Mrs. Orla
Steele, vice-preSident; Miss Thelma
Gray, secretary, and Miss Imogene
Irwin, treasurer.
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ALUMNAE HONORED
BY MISS MULLINS

Members of the Indianapolis
Alumnae chapter of Phi Omega Pi
sorority were entertained this after
noon at a rose bridge party at the
home Of Miss Imogene Mullins, $3.50
East Washington street. Miss Clara
Moore was assistant hostess.
At a business session preceding
bridge, plans for the annual Christ
mas benefit party were discussed.
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"HARDY" TO Be TOPIC
FOR SORORITY TALK

Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron soror-
ity, will meet at 7 Monday at the
Washington with Thomas Hardy
the discussion subject.
Miss Bertha Staub will read a
paper on Hardy's life, and Miss
Margaret Waggoner, Miss Luzella
Kelly and Miss Marjorie Shirley
will review his books, woodland
ers," Jude the Obscure" and 1.-THE
Firemakers." Miss Media Gray will
lead the discussion of current
events. The program has been ar
ranged by Miss Flora Drake.
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Miss Elliott
VIII address
Monday Club

Monday Club will meet at 2 at
the d. A. r. chapter house. The
program will begin at 2:30.
Mrs. L. E. Schultz will sing a
group of songs, preceding Miss
Lucy Elliott's talk on 1.-THE Litera-
ture of the American Frontier"
A social hour will follow the lee
tune with Mrs. George M. Cornelius
and Mrs. Charles W. Field presid-
ing at the tea table, assisted by
members of the social committee
HUetesses for the afternoon will in
clude Mrs. G. G. Kistner, Mrs.
George Rossebo and Mrs. o. H
Hendren.
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MRS. GRAY TO Be
CIRCLE HOSTESS

Lois Circle of the Third Christian
church will hold luncheon meeting
at 1890 Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Smith Gray, PO28 College ave-
nue..
Seraph A. Ashjian will give talk
on Oriental rugs. Mrs. A. w. Mason
is in charge of the program.
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STATE MUSIC CLUB
DIRECTORS MEET

Following members of the board
OF the State Federation of Music
Clubs met Wednesday for luncheon
at AyreS' following a business ses-
sion:
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, president;
MRS. Frank Bum. secretary, Muncie; Mes
DANES henry Schurmann Edward B
Biege, Edwin Shedd, Guido StempeI, Lloyd
Blllman, Jack T1lson. o. W. Stephenson,
Donald Turner. John E. Thompson
Louise Brink Fletcher. Potter Lucas. Julius
I1nder, Misses Grace Hutchings and Anne
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NJ SIGMA PHI TO
RECEIVE PLEDGES

Pledge services will be held by
M Sigma Phi, medical sorority, at
4:45 Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Helen Richardson and Miss
Louise Schnute, Ambassador apart
ments, $40 North Pennsylvania
street. Those to be pledged are
members of the sophomore class at
Indiana university college of
medicine
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Sorority WIZ
Honor Pledges
at open House

Alpha Delta Theta sorority at
Butler university will hold formal
open house for pledges at the chap
ter house, 725 Berkeley road, Sun
day afternoon. The committee in
charge is Misses Dorotheamay
Lawrence, chairman; Mary Deveney
and Mildred Hudson.
In the receiving line will be:
Miss Edith Barnhill, chapter president;
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, alumnae pres
ident; Mrs. w. w Williams house mother;
Mrs. A. B. Carlisle, faculty ally, and the
following pledges; Misses Emma Louise
Mann. Grace Nesbit. Rosemary Brennan,
katherine Maurer, Dorothy Blackwell
Evelyn Rabb. Dorothy Youngholm, and
Harriet Carpenter.
During the afternoon music will
be provided by Misses Elaine and
BesS Wilson.
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Briar Club VIII Meet

Bonnie Briar Bunch will be en-
tertained next Friday at the home
OF Mrs. Cora Newlin, 2O19 Park ave-
nue.. Responses will concern
Thanksgiving and Mrs. r. o. James
VIII have a Thanksgiving paper.
Readings will be given by Mrs.
Amantha Martin, Mrs. Gertrude
Lowell and Mrs. j. E. Holt. Mrs
Martin also viii sina
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SIGMA RHO DELTA
WILL HOLD DINNER

Sigma Rho Delta sorority will en-
terrain members and guests with a
dinner Saturday night, Nov. %, at
the Hopper Kettle, MorriStown, in
celebration of Transgiving. Bridge
will follow the dinner. Plans are
in charge of Mrs. John Berling and
Miss Helen Beier.
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AduQNce Rehearsal

Irvington Union of Clubs will hold
rehearsal for 1.-THE Messiah" to be
presented Dec. % at the Irvington
Methodist church, at 7:45 Monday
night at Irvington Presbyterian
church, instead of Tuesday as pre-
viously announced, because of the
conflict of the civic music concert.
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TEMPLE BETHEL
FETE IS PLANNED

Temple BETHEL will sponsor an
entertainment Thanksgiving night
at the Athenaeum. The stage will
be set as a cabaret and the per-
Torrance will include variety Of
acts. The cast will include sixty
persons.
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Entertain at Boa Pdrtu

DR.. and Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman
entertained the following guests at
a box party Friday night at Eng
hsh's for the Russian review, The
Blue Bird Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gloeny, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hartley
Sherwood and Mrs. Cnarlea
Pfaff1in.
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Miss Winenger Hostess

Iota chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will meet at $50
Monday night at the home Of Miss
Marybelle Winenger, 5022 Central
avenue. The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. John Marshall and Mrs.
Silas Reagan.