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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-12

Canadian Pacific Railways gross for first
week OF December amounted to So. 1853. 900.
a decrease of $685.. 900 from like 1881 week:
Jan. to Dec. 7. gross totaled S116. 1872 600.
decrease of $50. 479. 600 from like 1881
period.
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Christmas dinner will be served at
noon Thursday at 512 North Illi-
nois street, by T. w. Bennett cir
Gle, Ladies Of G. A. r. Meeting and
Christmas program of the circle will
follow.
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ficers' Association Dec. 81, at the
Board of Trade.
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In order to bring steel sheet prices more
in line with mill levels Chicago iron and
sheet iobbers in Chicago district reduced
steel sheets So to SO ton IN town and
reduced galvanized sheets S12 a ton out
of town.
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In the Cotton Markets
CHICAGO
NEW YORK Coffee RANGE

Dec. 10
Santos
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Don Johnson's 800 followed his s91 of
last week to give him an average of 2l4
for the eight games played. Hanna is
next with a 2l3 average. Next Sundays
series will be rolled on the St Phillip A.
c. alleys TWO squads will be necessary
as the east side club has only four drives.
Team standings. in the point rating system.
InLnmt.
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Individual scoring was OF high order,
Dad Hanna, a mmeber of the Uptown
League. leading the geld with a total OF
Michaels 822: Johnson 800; Blue. BIG;
Riley. 80; Murphy. 8O8: Cray 806; ABB
bott, SOC. and J, Barrett Dol. Feature
single games were Blue, 266; Johnson.
258; Hanna. 25s; Murphy 257. and Bohne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-12

Barbasol again led the Capitol City
Travelling League during the second week s
play on the Central alleys. scoring 3,940
reached second place with 1905 and the
st. Philip A. c. third on 1900. Fourth
place went to Mic-Lis McCahill. with a
score Of 3844 Wheeler Lunch clicked dur
ing their third game. and copied high
single game honors with a score OF l,OS5.
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Adjutant- General Paul E. Tom
baugh will speak on the national
guard at a dinner of the seventh
chapter of the Indiana Reserve Of
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Plans for organizing a speakers
bureau was adopted by the Indiana
State Interfraternity Council at it's
third annual meeting Saturday at
Butler university.
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Benefit Bridge
to Be Held by
Sunshine Club

Proceeds from a luncheon bridge
to be given by the Childrens Sun
shine Club OF Sunnyside, Wednes-
day. at the Columbia Club, will be
used to give a Christmas party for
children at Sunnyside.
During the luncheon a piano re-
cital will be given by Mrs. Mayme
Passmore. The luncheon will be
served at 1890.
Mrs. R. C. GriSwold, general chair
man. will be assisted by Mesdames
w. B. Peake, Claude Geisendorff,
John Conner, and A. L. Marshall.
Decorations are in charge of Mrs.
Harry G. Kenneth, chairman, as
sisted by Mesdames William Weber,
Anna Gimble, B. L. Byrket, G. L.
Bogert, and IRA M. Frazer.
Mrs. w. j. Overmire is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
Serving with her will be Mesdames
August Soutter, Frank Bird, H. B.
Mahan, and Roy Everson.
The finance committee is COM
posed of Mrs. John Hampton and
Mrs. Carrie German.
The entertainment will consist of
invocation by the president, Mrs.
Alva Cradick, followed by singing Of
Silent Night" by the guests. Mrs.
John Hermann will sing, accom-
panied by Mrs. PaSSmOre.
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program, arranged by Mrs. Isabel
Cannon Cartwright.
Assistant hostesses will be Miss
Ruby Keiffer and Mrs. Walter
Hiatt.
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler will
be hostess at that night for a
meeting of the evening group OF
the Alumnae Club. A musical pro-
gram will be given by Miss Ruby
Winders, Mrs. w. A. Baker and Miss
Ramona Wilson, member of Kappa
chapter.
The program for the afternoon
meeting will be as follows:
Trio
NY Love Is Fisherman" Strickland
Mrs. C. A. scearcy. Mrs. AseI sp ;i!'f"'
man Stitt and Mrs. w A. Baker,
accompanied by Mrs. Nell Kemper
Paper-"The Stars Go Down" 80.
Mrs. Alfred Brandt Brandt Da'eHD0f
Heroes of Garcia" ........ Medinkof
Tears of God" ................M owrey
Solo-''Russian Nightingale .Jostei
Mrs. ScearcY. accompanied by Mrs
Jane Johnson Burroughs.
Thanks Beto Cod ........:,;... Dickson
MIS-. scearcy. Mrs. stitt. Mrs J. Baker ~
Silent Night"
Group singing.
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Club Calendar for Coming Week

reese Neumann, a StigmatiSt of Our
Day."
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. w. j. Marks, 1911 North
New Jersey street, will be hostess to
the Home Economics club. She will
be assisted by Mrs. lisa H. Morris
and Mrs. H. c. Mcmillan. Mrs. H.
G.. Woodbury. will give a demon
stration Of Holiday Helps" Host
esSes for the dining rooms will be
MesdameS Carlton Starkey and
Ralph Colby.
Mrs. Wallace Hall, 43O7 Park
avenue, will be hostess to Chapter
F.. P. E. o. Sisterhood. Mrs. Rus
sell Lookabill will conduct a con-
Stitutional quiz, and Mrs. Lawrence
Lookabill will speak on the "Edu-
cational Fund"
The Irvington Catholic Woman's
club will meet with Mrs. George w.
Ewell, 1854 Dewey avenue. Reviews
will be given of Last Stand" by
Mrs. William J. Betz, and Silver
Trumpets Calling" by Mrs. Joseph
w. Ryan. A report of the National
Council of Catholic Women will be
given.
An informal guest day will be
held by the Inter-Nos club. Host
esses will be Mesdames H. L. Van
Dorm, w. w. McCrea, B. S Gadd,
and w. w. Turpin Book reviews
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Mothers Club
Is Entertained
at Yule Party

The Mothers club Of Alpha Sigma
Alpha sorority entertained Friday
with a Christmas party, at the home
of Mrs. Joseph w. Sewage, 234O
Broadway.
A pageant ut Was for Us the
Christ Was Born" was presented by
members of the active and alumnae
chapters, under the direction of
Mrs. Howard ]. McDavitt. The cast
included:
Mrs. Edward Harmon. Misses Eileen
katherine Faust Dorothy Thompson,
Brown, Evelyn Hall, Margaret Schoield,
Wilma Wolf, Margaret Daw, and Betty
Leonard.
The chorus was directed by Miss
Geraldine Hutton, accompanied by
Miss Helen Sewage.
Guests included the patroneSses
of the sorority, the alumnae and
the Chi Chi chapter.
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and Christmas carols will be
features of the program
THURSDAY
The Veronica Club will entertain
with Christmas party. A Christ
mas tree and an exchange of gifts
will be features of the program.
Mrs F. M. Smith, 536 Sutherland
avenue, will be hostess to the
Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. o
w. Cross will review Lady OF
Godey's," by Sarah Josephine Hale
FRIDAY
Mrs. c. F. Dillenbeck will have
charge of a Christmas program for
the Cheer Broadcasters club, to be
held in the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church parlors and Mckee chapel.
The Friday Afternoon Reading
club will meet with MesdameS
Harry Wade and A J. Barnes as
hostesses. Mrs. C. E. Lupton will
speak on Famous Harbors and
Ships" Mrs. Kate Gender will give
THE Lighthouse, by Longfellow.
Mrs. H. G. May, 321 Bolton
avenue, will be hostess to the
Irvington Social Study club. Mrs
D. R. Binford will review "Magnif1-
cent Obsession" by Lloyd Douglas
Mrs. w. L. Carey will speak on
Lloyd Douglas" and Mrs. G. E
Worth will lead discussion.
The Over the Teacup club will
meet with Mrs. Thor G.. WeSen-
berg, 429 Buckingham drive. Mrs
E. R. Shoemaker will have as her
subject The Rhine" The discus
sion will be led by Mrs. Harriet
Sharpe.
Mrs Walter Gingery, 21O South
Ritter avenue, will be hostess to the
Irvington Quest club. She will be
assisted by Mesdames S. c. Schu-
bach and Ira Melvin. Mrs. Chal-
mer Schlosser will tell a Christ
mas Story" and Christmas carols
and games will complete the pro-
gram.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Jack Harding will have
charge of the Christmas program OF
the Catherine Merrill Club Miss
Blanche Shaw, 1906 Park avenue,
will be hostess.
Mrs Fred H. Rosebrock, 4454
Washington boulevard, will be host
eSs for the Christmas party of the
Magazine Club. Hiss Helen Frances
Starr will be in charge of the pro-
gram.
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versity, will give Christmas read
ings.
Walter C. Rothermel, bass soloist
OF Edwin Ray M. E. church, will
sing a group of Christmas anthems
accompanied by Mrs. Rothermel
Violin numbers will be given by
Miss Lillian Starost, accompanied
by Miss Helen Starost.
Mrs. Clarence j. Finch. regent
and MeSdames Thomas w. Dem
merly, P. M. Dill, w. w Gates, anc
George M. Spiegel, past regents
will be in the receiving line. Mrs
Cooper will be assisted by:
Mesdames R. Harry Miller. Kark Kavser
j. W. Grifing Raymond Stone King, w. I
Hoag. j. Q. Cottingham. Elizabeth Woldt
anna M. Tomlinson. F. John Herman. AL
ian t. Fleming, Walter Winkler and M D
Didway.
Mrs. Louise E. Kruger is in
charge of the musical program.
Members of Harrison, Lincoln
Logan and Wallace chapters, ana
members Of the Junior organization
will be guests of honor.
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Home Mission
Group to Hold
Dinner Party

A Christmas dinner party will be
held Wednesday at the Robert Park
NJ. E. church by the Indianapolis
District Women's Home Missionary
Society.
The program for the party is in
charge Of Mrs. P. E. Powell It will
include a pantomine of THE Sweet
est Story Ever Told" given by the
Roberts Park Drama League, under
the direction of Mrs. J. H. Smiley,
spiritual life secretary.
Delmer Hubert, soloist. will be
accompanied by Dale Young.
Mrs. E H. Hughes, social sec
rotary, will direct a playlet, Christ
mas Missionary Broadcast" She
will be assisted by Mesdames w. T..
Randall, Wilbur johnson, E. L. Ire
land, Edward F. New, w. S. Day, E.
E. O'Harra, and w. o. Wood.
Gifts will be brought to the party,
to be sent to the Methodist
DeaconesS sanitarium at Albu-
querque. N. M The gifts will be ac-
copied by Mrs. r. E. Hitchins,
dressed in nurses costume.
The Christmas tree will be under
the supervision of Miss Blanche
McFadden.
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2 Programs
to Be Given
by Chapters

Two chapters of Sigma Alpha
Iota, national professional musical
sorority, win hold programs this
week.
The active group will present Miss
Fannie H. KiSer, harpist, and Mrs.
Robert Blake, contralto, at a guest
tea in sculpture court of the John
Heron Art Institute at 3 Wednes-
day.
Tea Is Set Wednesday
The Patroness Club will entertain
with a luncheon and business meet
ing at IL Monday at the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music.
Hostesses will be Mrs. James Ryan,
chairman; Mesdames A. H. Taylor
G. Frederick Schmidt and G. w
Rubbish.
This group will attend the tea
Wednesday and is entitled to a
guest. Guest cards are issued by
Miss Lucille Stewart.
The fraternity flower, red roses
and red candles in antique brass
holders with antique brass services
will be used on the tea table
Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Moore will sing "The
Rose Song as roses are given to the
guests. Mrs. Stewart Greene will
be the accompanist.
Program to Be Given
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Simon Kiser and Mrs. Bernard
Batty. Assisting will be:
Mesdames Harold Sweeney. J. Harr,
Green E. H. Jarrard, o. M Jones. Rus.
sell Whistler, Herbert Barr. Mrs Ear
NNoggle Harold Arnholter. Misses Lucille
SSgIeWart and Miss Susan Gray Shedd Mrs
guests. ''i'
The following program will bt
given:
"Menuet" Castor and Poilux) nas Rameal
Chanson de Guillat' Martin Mara
Aria .ep,o,,u MI Miss KiSer.
; ARIA Pleurez Pleurez Mes .....
..o. Mrs Blake. suA-~SSsene
W7altz@A Flat Major Br RSmi
Mrs, Blake, Miss Kiser and d'"00sf
Am Springbrumen" ........ Zabe
Miss Kiser.
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Mrs. j. D. Smith is general
chairman of the card party. to be
given Wednesday in the lounge of
the Murat temple for the benefit of
the Shriners' hospital for crippled
children in Chicago.
She will be assisted by the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Mes
danes L. J. McMilIen, prizes; Lon
Tracy, candy; j. E. Clinton, door
prizes; Clarence Kittle. program;
William Lewis, tables; Henry Rob-
erts. cards; Ralph Dyson, broad
casting, and Roy L. Craig, tickets.
Mrs. ]. !. Bibler, chairman of the
hospitality committee, will be as
sisted by MeSdames FlosSie Mae
Crook. E. F. Colwell, Lloyd L. Tuck
er. Florence Swope, w. D. KEENAN,,
Leonard Jones. S. o. Sharp, Ruth
anne Kersting. Rose M. Hoy, Mary
Hubbard, w. F. Evans. @. E. Null
lin. c. L. Greene, w. L. HeinrichS,
Martin Birk and o. Passmore.
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Junior League
Art Exhibit
Aids Named

Days have been set for Junior
League members to assist at the ex-
hibit of Indiana artists which will
open Monday at the L. S. Ayres &
Co., l.nder the leagues sponsorship.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox, chair
man of the art group of the arts
and interests committee, has an
nounced the following schedule:
Monday-Mesdames Sylvester johnson
Jr., Evans Woollen Jr., Anna Marie Gall
Savles. Charles Weiss and Jesse Fletcher.
observation-disclosures Harold Taylor, Fred
erick Boone. T. H. Cox, Noble Dean and
Herman Wolff
Wednesday-Me sdames Robert Winslow,
Garvin Brown and Russell Ryan.
Thursday-MeSdames Hugh Carpenter,
lies Ogle, Robert Millikan, Elsa Haerle
and Wynn owen.
Friday-MNesdames John J. Cooper,
Cox and Miss Rosamond Van Camp.
Saturday..Misses Mary Sinclair; Sally
Reahard. Betty Brown, Mrs. Theodore
Griffith and Mrs. Conrad Ruckleshaus.
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Rite
SOlennized
at Church

The wedding of Miss Roberta
Cramer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry w. Cramer. 1898 Washington
boulevard, to Christian E. Carls
took place at today in Mckee
chapel of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle per-
formed the ceremony before the
altar. banked with palms and ferns
and lighted with cathedral tapers.
Jesse G. Crane, organist, played
musical numbers, including Bridal
Song by Goldmark, 20 Promise
Me-" I Love You Truly AT Dawn
ing" My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" Liebestraum" and Theta
Lips
Miss Jane Ann Gardner of An
derson sang Beta Theta Pi Sweet
heart Song" and Theta Prayer
Given by Father
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, wore an ivory transpar-
ent velvet gown cut on Juliet lines.
The sleeves were pulled full above
the elbow and were tight to the
wrist, trimmed with matching but
tons. The neckline was high and
round, and buttons trimmed the
back.
Her tulle veil was joined to the
lace cap with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of Brides
roses and sweet peas.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Betty Ramey and 10 Boswell.
Miss Ramey wore silver blue
transparent velvet gown with high.
round neckline and corded puff
sleeves. A sash from the sides tied
in back, trimmed with buttons from
the neckline to the waist.
Wears Blush Pink
Miss Boswell wore a similar
gown in blush pink. Both wore
white kid gloves and silver sandles.
Miss Ramey carried Butterfly roses
tied with pink ribbon and Miss Bos-
well, Columbia roses tied with blue.
Mrs. Cramer wore a black chiffon
and lace gown, and Mrs. Christian
H. Carlson, the bridegroom's mother.
wore a black and white satin dress
Both wore shoulder corSages of
roses.
Robert Carlson, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Willard Baker of Anderson and
Fred Doeppers.
An informal reception followed
the ceremony at the Cramer home
The dining room was lighted with
white tapers. The serving table was
centered with white-tiered we'd
dlng cake, surrounded with roses.
also used to decorate the dining and
receiving rooms.
Leave on Wedding Trip
The couple left for a wedding
"Trip, the bride travelling in a hya-
clnth blue rough crepe dress
trimmed with black astrakan. Her
accessories were black.
Out-of-toWn guests were Messrs
and MesdameS Fred j. Tope of New
caSCle, +. S. Kramer and j. M.
Whltock of South Bend, E. E.
Gardner of Anderson, Joe Eilers of
Cincinnati, Lyle Newkirk of Mt
Healthy, O., and Miss Dorothy Dee
of Gary.
The bride attended Butler uni
verSlty and is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. Mrs. Carl
sen is a graduate of Purdue univer-
slty and member of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
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YULE GRAB-BAG
FEATURES PARTY

Guests at the monthly meeting OF
ST. Mary's Academy Alumnae are
asked to bring gifts for the Christ
mas grab-bag The meeting will be
held Wednesday night in the
academy auditorium.
Miss Mary Ryan will be in charge
of arrangements, assisted by Misses
Mary Cosgrove, Lillian Voyles, Fran
ceS Steidle. Florence Paetz. Mary
Haboush, Florence Pfeifer and Ma
RE Withem, and Mrs. Helen Sitz-
man.
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ELIZABETHANS TO
BE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Charles Mccormick will en-
terrain the ElizabethanS Of All
Souls Unitarian church at her home,
4041 Washington boulevard, Wednes-
day with a luncheon and musicale.
Assisting the hostess with the
luncheon will be: MeSdanes Oscar
Baur, William Henry Harrison,
Harry jordan and Charles Bayer.
The musicale will be in charge of
Mrs. Harold D. Robinson, assisted
by Mrs. Otto Meyer.
Mrs. Robinson will discuss the
historic and traditional origin OF
European Christmas carols, and will
sing carols illustrating her discus
sion.
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November saw many young
women join the ranks of matrons.
Some of these brides still are on
wedding trips, while others have
returned to assume domestic du-
ties.
Mrs. Frank E. Mckinney, for
merly Miss Margaret Warner, is
on trip to New York, Florida and
Cuba with Mr.. Mckinney. Their
wedding took place Thanksgiving
day at Sacred Heart church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Hart
rick will be at home at 1904
Broadway after Monday. Mrs.
Hartrick was Miss Mary Elizabeth
O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. Bar
bara O'Connor, before her we'd
ding at Holy Cross church on
Thanksgiving day.
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E. c.. BelZer
Will Talk to
Jewish Women

"The Development Of Communi-
cation" will be described by E. C.
Belzer, display manager of the In
diana Bell Telephone Company, in
a talk at 2:15 Monday before the
Indianapolis section, Council OF
Jewish Women at Kirshbaum Com
munity Center.
Mrs. j. A. Goodman will talk on
"Baruch Spinoza" in celebration of
the philosophers Booth birthday an
niversary. The program is in
charge of Mrs. Jack Harding.
Mrs. Sultan Cohen, president, will
preside. The hospitality committee
will arrange the tea during the So
cial hour following the business
meeting and program. Mrs. Jacob
B. Solomon is chairman.
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Daughters of Union Sponsor
Christmas Musicale Monday

A Christmas musicale, sponsored
by the Governor Oliver Perry Nor
ton chapter, national society,
Daughters of the Union, will be
presented Monday at the home of
Mrs. j. K. Cooper, 2143 Broadway.
Mrs. Camille Bradburn Fleig,
contralto, will present a group of
songs, accompanying herself on an
Irish harp. Mrs. Fleig will be in
costume.
Miss Elizabeth Stayton, of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority of Butler uni
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c.. F. Coffin to
Speak Before
D. A. R. Group

"By-Products of the Washington
Bi-Centennial Celebration" will be
the subject of Charles F. Coffin in
a talk before the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter of D. A. R.
Wednesday,
Musical entertainment by George
Frederick Holler tenor sololst, at
2, will precede the program at g.
Holler will be accompanied by Miss
Gertrude Free, and his program will
be by American composers.
Hostesses for the tea will be Mrs.
George S. Olive and Mrs. William
Henry Harrison.
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Mothers Club
to Entertain
at Luncheon

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club
will entertain with a covered dish
luncheon Monday at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Bradley, 1901 North
Delaware street.
The program will include vo-
cal solo by Mrs. A. G. Matzke, &C.
companied by Mrs. H. S. Lane, and
dancing by the pupils of the Peggy
Lou Snyder dancing academy.
Mrs. Verne A. TraSk, alumnae ad-
visor, will be a guest.
Mrs. E. j. Dipple, chairman, will
be assisted by Mesdames r. B. Free
man, G. A. Alig, M. D. Carter, I. w.
Sturgeon and S. F. Stewart.
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University
WOnentOBe
Tea Guests

A tea will be given from 230 to
430 Tuesday by the American
Association of University Women in
the recreation room of the Arthur
Jordan Memorial hall of Butler
university. Mrs. Amos D. Garlic is
chairman of arrangements.
Butler students will participate in
the program which will include
selections by the girls glee club,
directed by Franklin Taylor, and a
one-act play by the Thespis club,
under the direction of Mrs. Eugene
Fife.
Faculty Wives Hostesses
Talisman roses will form the
centerpiece for the tea table and a
large brass samovar will be used.
Mrs. Walter Scott Athearn, wife OF
the president of Butler university,
will pour
Assisting hostesses will be wives
of faculty members, including:
Mesdames James w. Putnam, Will
liam Leeds Richardson, Henry Lane
Bruner, Merwyn BridenStien, Nath-
an E. Pearson; faculty members in
Guiding Misses Florence Morrison,
Ida B. White, Mary Dixon and
Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg, chairman of
the woman's council, and Butler
alumnae, including Mesdames John
Carr, Allen H. Mitchell, Frank B.
Shields, Frank H. Streightoff, j. M.
NTTfI1fo,,on onI NHfcene L7ral1rv,
Carpenter, Margaret K. Duden,
Grace Iugledue and Maud Russell.
These hoStesses are planning to
show the guests through Jordan
Hall.
The pre-adolescent child study
group will meet at 23O Tuesday,
Dec. 10, at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Weddle, 1921 North Delaware street.
Mrs. T. Victor Keene is chairman
of the group.
New Members Announced
DIR. Charles P. Emerson will speak
on The Shanghai Incident" at the
meeting of the international rela-
tons study group at Monday, Dec.
10, at the home of Mrs. Lester A.
Smith, 1876 Berkeley road. Mrs. A.
H. Hinkle is chairman.
Mrs. j. r. Townsend, membership
chairman, announces the following
new members:
Miss Lillian Grace Clark and Mrs Har-
riet Paynter Butler; Mrs. Harold w. Coles,
University Of Minnesota and Iowa; Miss
Mary Dixon, Boston. university; Mrs Rus
sell Hippensteel. Indiana; Mrs. A. d..
Lange, University of California; Mrs. Ar
thur o. Lndstaldt and Mrs. G.. w. Out
calf, University of Cincinnati; Mrs. D. L..
Smith, Miami university Miss Marian
1nga Smith, De Paw; Mrs. Lester A..
Smith, University of Kansas; Mrs. 7. J..
Stapeton, University of Iowa; Mrs. Peter
Van Geyt Vassar and Mrs. John Waldo,
University of Illinois.
Mrs. Wilbur Appel, chairman Of
the ways and means committee, an
nounces that ninety-two women are
playing in the bridge sections,
which meet every two weeks. The
proceeds benefit the fellowship fund.
Mrs. j. M. Williams is the instruc-
tor.