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Mrs. Frank 4. SwpnueS Named
Hostess for Council Party

/ be provided by a program which
will be presented both in the house
and in the gardens adjoining, which
are on the banks of Fall creek.
All members of clubs affiliated
with the council are invited to at
tend and may invite guests. They
will be asked to sign the Postal
Telegraph register, which will be
sent to foreign governments, urg-
ing them to send representative
women to the Century Of Progress
exposition next year at Chicago.
This movement is being sponsored
by the National Council of Women.
Prizes will be given to the three
clubs bringing the most visitors or
members who have not already
signed the register.
The arrangements are in charge
of a committee composed of Mrs.
John P. Cochrane, Mrs. Charles A.
Mueller. Mrs. I. E. Rush and Mrs.
Robert Mckay. Other committees
include:
Publicity. Mrs. Delbert o. wimeth and
Mrs Curtis Hodges: program. Mrs. W. F.
Holmes and Mrs. :. F. Edwards: music.
Mrs. d. E. Gruber; decorations, Mesdames
Walter Gelsel. W. H. Hodgson and Mary
F. Kynett. and refreshments. Mesdames
". c. Bartholomew. Charles W. Foltz,
Charles H. Smith and Mrs. Alex Goodwin.
In the receiving line with the
hostess and Mrs. Albert L. Pauley.
the incoming president, will be all
past presidents Of the council.
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Miss Collins Is
HOnOred Guest
at Bridge Fete

Miss Lorrine Collins. whose mar
riage to William r. White will take
place June Is, was honored at a
bridge party and miscellaneous
shower given Friday night by Miss
Helen Collins. 20l7 Dexter street.
Spring flowers, in the brides colors,
pink and blue, were arranged about
the house and on the tables at
serving time.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. William II. Collins.
Other guests were:
Mesdames Tyra Collins. Otheuo ARM
strong. Don Cutshaw. Harry DIVER. Dem
mis- DIVER. John White. James DIVER.
Donovan SSvies william White. Frank
White. Ira spurlin. Ernest Moore. Calvin
Martin. Robert Blakelv. Charles Bentley.
Harold Schuman. Russell Breeding. Walter
Bower, Robert Schoaeld. Arthur Hansen.
Misses Margaret DIVER. Virginia Bower.
Bernice Armstrong. Jean Adamson vir-
Finia Smith, Dorothy Cutshaw. Mildred
DIVER. Anna DIVER MYRTLE Hansen. Helen
Hansen and Vada White
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MARK S. TRUEBLOOD
SOUTHERN GIRL WE'D

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of Miss Hayde Brick
ell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Brickell, New Orleans, to Mark
Sherwin Trueblood, Cincinnati. The
wedding took place May Is in New
Orleans.
The bridegroom is the brother Of
Mrs. Richard Bishop, $3.50 East St.
Clair street, and he and his bride
are spending the weekend at the
Bishop home He is a graduate OF
Indiana university and a member
Of Phi Kappa Psi and Delta Sigma
Chi fraternities Mrs. Trueblood
attended Sarah Newcomb college in
New Orleans. They will live in
Cincinnati.
Other guests at the Bishop homo
this weekend are her father, II. n.
Trueblood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Trueblood. Marion, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon Trueblood, Cincinnati.
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200 Reservations Already Made
for l. A. &. Sbeed1Oay Dinner

With reservations now numbering
nearly two hundred, Indianapolis
Athletic Club is expecting four
hundred members and guests at its
annual Speedway Victory dinner
and dance in the main dining room
Monday night.
Dinner will be served from until
9 p. m. and dancing will continue
through the supper hour. Reagan
Carey's club orchestra will play.
Race drivers and officials will be
guests, and appointments will be in
keeping with the race day atmos-
phere. Table decorations will be
vases Of peonies.
Among those who are entertain
ing and have made reservations for
the party are A. r. Jones, with a
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Wednesday night at the school. His
program follows:
Violin
Concerto Romantique" ........~. GODDARD
Allegro moderate"
'ReCitatlve"
"Adagio non troppo'
"CanEonetta'
Allegro motto"
Piano
al "Nocturne in F'........ .schumann
90 "Gondoliera .-........ .MoszkOwski
lel La F1leuse' ..................R Ran
"a Air on G String" .............B Bach
tbl "Gayotte from Sixth Sonata" Bach
.Andante from Fifth SYMPHONY
,,,.,,- ...................... Beethoven
la Caprice vennois" ......... .Kreisler
(bl The Flight Of the Bundle Bee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hlmsky- korsakoV
The second will be the schools
annual closing concert at 8 Friday
night, June 3, at the school. The
program will be:
TWO Pianos Eight Hands,
Mario Pieroni. Robert Lancaster.
Maurice Bitner. Clarence Chambers
THE whirlwind" ...............Kr antz
Maurice Bitner
IA Songs NV Mother Taught Me"
1880. ..r-. ...-...s@s.. DNOrAk
(b) THE Lilac Tree" ............G artian
Ruth Briggs Helen Allen.
Charleton McLain, Robert Lancaster
Piano Due
"Gavotte" Observation-Disclosures. Saar
Elaine Buchier. Bernadins whitlock
Vocal SOlon--
THE Fairy Tales Of Ireland. 49,. Coates
Ruth Briggs
Organ and Piano
Grand Aria" ..................D emarest
Harriet Cromie. Frances Biery
Violin Solo
Concerto" nrst movement. .Mendelssohn
Paul Edward Mcdowell
Piano Solo
'Etade." op. 10. No 3......... Chopin
Harold Blue
Mixed Chorus
Holiday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Came
Senior Choir
Organ Solo
"Marche Religieuse" ......... Guiiuaut
Frances Biery
Orchestra
"A Day in Venice" .Nevin
Dawn
"Goldolieri''
Venetian Love Song
Good Night"
School Orchestra
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Daughters of the Union, Governor
Oliver Perry Morton chapter, will
hold services.
Southern Club will hold memorial
services at the Confederate Monu-
ment in Garfield park.
Old Glory Society OF the G.. A. r.
will hold services at the Soldiers
and Sailors monument.
Annual memorial services Of the
D. A. r. will be held at the Soldiers
and Sailors monument.
TUESDAY
Independent Social Club has been
postponed.
WEDNESDAY
A covered dish luncheon will be
held by the Irvington Mothers Club
with Mrs. Edward r. Campbell. 1920
Brookville road, as hostess. A re-
sumo Of the years work will be
given BY Mesdames Charles w
Compton, w. H. Cooper, and 4. "
Lower.
Annual business meeting Of alum
nae of AIu Phi Epsilon sorority will
be held at 1890 at the home of
Miss Lulu Brown, GAS Middle drive
Woodruff Place. Assistants will be
Mrs. Isabel Cartwright and Alfred
Brandt. Officers win give annual
reports.
THURSDAY
Mrs. c. A. Sammis, $50 South
Emerson avenue, will be hostess 10
the Ladies Federal Club.
Mrs. Omar Woods viii be hostess
to the Thursday Afternoon Club at
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Gay Holiday
Planned by
City'S Clubs

indianapolis social and country
clubs win add to the festivities OF
Memorial day with dinner dances
and open houses.
Avalon Country Club will have
open house for its members and
guests. Dinner will be served from
to and dancing viii follow from
9 70 u. The committee in charge
is composed Of Messrs. and Mes
DANES Francis II. Moore. william
Hoyer. Carl Geupel and Charles
Taylor.
Members of Woodstock Country
Club will dine at 7:30 and dance
until midnight. Clifford Arrick,
social chairman. is in charge.
Many Are Registered
Annual Speedway dance Of the
Columbia Club will be held in the
ballroom. Many guests are regis
tered at the club. and Will attend
the race and the dance.
Broadmoor Country Club will
have its dinner dance from Z to II.
and Highland Golf and Country
Club will entertain its members at
dinner at 8 and a dance at 10. with
Bob McKittrick's band playing.
Annual Speedway Victory dance
OF the indianapolis Athletic Club
is scheduled again this year. Rea-
gan Carey and his I. A. c. orches-
ira will provide the music for dane
ing in the main dining room.
Celebrities to BE Guests
Annual Memorial day dinner win
be held after the race at Meridian
Hills Country Club from 6 to 8. In
addition a golf luncheon at noon is
planned for Sunday and Monday
Jack TilSons band will play at
the Indianapolis Country Club at
the dance following dinner. Several
celebrities who have come TO attend
the race will be special guests.
Tonight Harry BaSon's orchestra
will play at the regular Saturday
night dance.
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Personals

Miss Betty Gould will come from
New York to spend the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton L. Gould, Also North Illinois
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Gerwe of
Covington, KY, are the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Lauck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ross Of 5l31
College avenue will spend the holi-
days at Frankfort visiting Mr.. Ross
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o. Papen-
guth and children Sally Prue and
Dickie have gone to Manistee, Mich,
for the holidays. Mr.. Papenguth
will return Tuesday while Mrs.
Papenguth and the children will re-
main for the summer.
Miss Gwendolyn F. Schort has
left for Washington, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Clark of Union City at commence
ment exercises Of their daughter,
Miss Betty Jane Clark. who will be
graduated from National Park
seminary.
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Ward-BeImOnt Luncheon VIII
Be Held June 4 at MarOtt
Ward Belmont

Eighth annual Ward Belmont
state luncheon viii be held at l
Saturday, June at the Marott.
Invitations have been sent to 345
Indiana alumnae.
Miss Mary Jane Pulyer. Nash
vile, Tenn. alumnae secretary, Will
discuss news items OF interest from
the school. Short talks by Indiana
girls now students at the school will
be given They viii De students
outstanding in campus affairs and
officers Of various organizations.
Miss Catherine Guthrie. pianist of
Greenc2Stlc. and Miss Martha Helm
sololst o. Angola, viii present a
musical program.
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Honor Seniors
at Breakfast in
Chapter House

Seniors Of the Butler university
chapter Of Delta Delta Delta soror-
ity we're entertained by the Delta
Lambda Alumnae Club at e break
fast this morning at the chapter
house, 300 West Hampton drive.
Miss Helen Tichenor, alumnae
advisor, gave a talk. Mrs. Robert I.
Boyer, treasurer of the club, was in
charge Of the program.
The house ana dining table were
arranged with spring flowers and
lighted by tapers. Gifts were pre-
sented to the seniors who are:
Misses Anna Marie Sander, Waneta
Graves. Virginia Taylor, Margaret Shively,
Ann McDevitt Virginia Holt. Louise Bolin
Gertrude Pence, Rosalyn Gibson. Harriette
Trinkle
Mrs. William Wiesse, house moth
er, was an honor guest.
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MRS. WOIRHAYE IS
CARD PARTY HEAD

Mrs. c. Harry Wiorhaye is chair
man OF a group Of mothers who are
in charge Of the card parties to be
given by the Boy Scout troop 40 of
St Catharine's parish at 2:3O and
$3.50 Sunday at the church hall at
Tabor and Shelby streets. She will
be assisted by Mesdames Guy Arm
strong, Frank Craig, Timothy Nc
Mann and Joseph Ritter.
Proceeds will be added to a fund
to send the boys to the Scout reser-
walton for two weeks training and
camp. Bridge. five hundred, euchre
and pinochle will be played. Novel
ties will be given to children in
bunco games.
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Mrs. Ralph Suits, president Of the
Indianapolis alumnae club, has APP
pointed committees for the lunch
con. They are: Decorations and
arrangements. Mrs. A. c. Schrader.
chairman; Misses Louise Trees and
Virginia Lloyd: reservations, Mrs.
Fac Patrick, and publicity. Mrs.
Robert Patterson and Mrs. A. Hernly
Boyd.
The state luncheon date is set for
the end Of the week Of commence
ment activities to make it possible
for out of state girls who are to be
house guess of various Indiana
girls to attend.
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Sorority to Hold Founders
Day Party Saturday, June 4

Vaught, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Trihby,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Lanham.
Music will be provided by Johnny
Riddell and his Silver Night Hawks
orchestra.
Committees arranging Tor the din
ner and dance are:
Program. Misses Harriet ciary and Irene
Gimbei; reception. Misses Margaret smith
and Ruth Lanham; publicity. Misses FEan-
ces Russell and Charlotte Nseman. place.
Misses Oieta Mcconn and Laurenc TFlshy:
decorations. Misses Mary Russell and Mar
garet Ralston; dinner. Miss Tnc,ma Aston
and Mrs.. lloyd Plummer. fAvors. Misses
Phyllis Mccain and Betty Pursley.
The chapter viii have a called
meeting Tuesday night at the In
diana Trust Building, to complete
plans for the party.
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USherS Named
for Musicale
Party, June 5

Ushers have been appointed for
the garden musicale to be given at
3 Sunday afternoon, June 5, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquelin
S. Holiday, 1850 West Forty-second
street. The musicale Is to be given
under the auspices Of the All Souls
Unitarian church.
Mrs. oscar Baur is chairman of
the executive committee for the
musicale, has appointed the follow
ing GsherS:
Mrs. Charles o. Mccormick. chairman;
Mrs. Francis Meyer, Misses Alice Auerbach,
Gabrielle Hacker. Coryenne Wieks, Eda
Jane Glossbrenner. Mary Frances Deep
pers. Mary Holmes. Martha Dean, Flora
Lieber. Armen Ashiian. and Jean O'Con-
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TO INSTALL HEADS

Officers were elected at the May
day musicale Of the Delta Alpha
Club OF the Third Christian church
held Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Ray Barnes. $685. Washington boule-
ward. officers to be installed in Sep
TENDER are:
Mrs. Violet Morris. president: Mrs Ed
ward p. schort vce-presidcut: Mrs. X.
B. Sturgeon. secretary: Mrs. Forest Powell.
assistant secretary. Mrs. Beulah Palmer.
treasurer. and Mrs. CLYDE Montgomery.
assistant treasurer.
The executive board will consist
Of Mesdames Harry Rybolt, Robert
Love and jess Martin. Mrs. j. E.
Barcus is the retiring president.
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party Of fourteen; r. H. Losey, with
eighteen guests; r. L. Gehrt. for
fourteen; Harry Scott, for twelve,
and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, for
fourteen.
Among others who have reserva-
tons for smaller parties are A. r.
Dankworth, r. P. Alexander. W.
H. Jarrett, w. o. Pinnen. Scott
Deming. J. w. Anderson. Elmer
Holtgren, George NJ. Binger. r. c.
Fox, w. J. Robson. Robert NJ. Rink
Joseph Nathan, H. d. Parker and
c. J. Root OF Terre Haute.
Reservations for the event will
close Monday afternoon. Reserva-
tons also are being made and tick
cts being sold at the I. A. c. for the
annual drivers banquet to be held
at the club Tuesday night.
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to
Be HOnOred at
Bridge Fete

Mrs. Thomas F. McNutt enter
tanned today at her home, 925 North
Bancroft street. with a luncheon
bridge in honor of Miss Marjory
Okes, who will be married to DR..
Clifford, Taylor of Thorntown, June
Is.
Decorations were spring flowers
in shades Of orchid and green, carry
ing out the bridal colors.
Guests with Miss Okes were
Mesdames F. Noble Ropkey, Horace
Storer, and Misses Marifrances Ogle,
Dorothy Ryker, Margaret Kellen-
bach and Maurine Jaquith.
Miss Lillian Berner will entertain
Thursday night at her home, 1926
North Illinois street, for Miss Okes.
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Annual state founders day dinner
and dance will be held by the Phi
Pi Psi sorority Saturday night, June
4, at Highland Golf and Country
club. The event is being sponsored
by the Alpha Tau chapter Of In
dianapolis.
Miss Thelma O'Rielly, president Of
Alpha Tau chapter. will act as toast
master. Guests will include men,
bers Of Delta Rho, Omega and Omi-
cron NJ chapters. and Miss Julie
Prinderville. grand president. Miss
Phyllis McClain viii be the chaplain
for the evening.
Chaperons viii be Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur link, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
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Out floor
Classes to Be
Held by Y. W.

Tennis will be one Of the pop
ular outdoor activities listed in the
Central Y. w. c. A. health educa-
ton departments summer pro-
gram. out of door classes will
start Wednesday for beginners.
Those who have played before will
take part in classes at BI0okside
park on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons.
Miss Louise E. Noble and Mrs.
Robert Brandes will give instruc-
tions to any player. Membership
in the Y. w. c. A. is not required.
A schedule Of Sunday afternoon
hikes is being planned for the sum
mer. Miss Noble will be in charge
Of them and will make announce
ments.
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HOOSIER TAKES
EASTERN BRIDE

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Anne Prouty Of Greenwich, Conn,
TO James Murdoch Jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Murdoch. 924 North
Rural street. which took place May
7 in New York city. has been an
nounced. Mrs Murdoch is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Prouty.
Mr.. Murdoch is a graduate Of De-
Paw university and is a member Of
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch are at home at the
Congress, One Hundred Sixty-ninth
street, New York City.
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May Events
a t Club to
End Monday

May Social events at Meridian
Hills Country Club will close with
the annual Decoration day dinner
from 6 10 3 Monday night following
the Speedway race. At noon Mon
day a golf luncheon will be served
for members Of the club who spend
the day on the links.
over the weekend. including to-
day, Sunday and Monday, "dona-
ton tournament viii be held by
the men. Prizes will be donated by
each Of the participants TO be
divided among the winners. This
event is being sponsored by Ira
Minnick ana Ralph Elvin.
Plan ChiIdren's Party
Saturday June 4, a party for the
children OF the club viii be held
Mrs. w. E. Little is general chair
man for the party Entertainment
Will include rides in a pony cart for
the very small children, pony rides
for those a little older. a horse
show, conducted by Roy Davis, rid
ing instructor at the club stables;
baseball, tennis, tight rope walking
contests, putting on the children's
course, and Hemingway games. The
horse show viii be followed by a
ride through the woods for the
older children.
The committee in charge OF the
horse show includes:
Mrs Theodore L Lock. chairman. Mrs.
K T. Yates and Mrs. Chester A. Jewett.
other committees are. Mrs. Herman w.
Kothe and Mrs. Andrew W. Hutchison.
baseball. Mrs. Malcolm ". Moore. tennis.
Prank s. O'NeI. putting Mrs Harold 3.
West and Mrs. Frank Shields. pony and
cart. and Mrs Hugh II. Love. tight rope.
Refreshments will be served after
the games. In case Of rain the
party viii be postponed one week.
On the same day, Saturday, June
4, the club swimming pool viii be
opened. Howard S. Morse, chair
man Of the pool committee, an
nounces that this year there Will be
a series Of swimming tests which
the children may take, with a club
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a reward, II they pass all Of them
The tests are being inaugerated TO
encourage interest in swimming.
Rides Are Scheduled
The clubs annual junior dance,
held each year at the commence
ment season, in honor Of the mem
bers being graduated from high
schools and colleges this June, will
be held June Z, from 10 to l. Nj.
and Mrs. Walter Krull are charmen
Of the dance committee, assisted by
Miss Mary Jane Krull, and Mrs.
Arthur Butler
Women Of the club and their
guests will be entertained at the
monthly luncheon bridge Tuesday,
June IA.
The stables committee is plan
ming to hold rides each Monday
morning for the members, which
will be followed by luncheon, and
probably bridge in the afternoon.
The ride will be held Tuesday be-
cause of Memorial day. Mrs. Blake
Stone and Mrs. f. E. Martin are in
charge.
This committee is also planning
TO hold another moonlight ride
sometime during the next full moon.
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MiUers Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Denpster
Miller. who were married May p
will be at home at Oil North Penn
sylvania street after May 80. Mrs,
Miller formerly was Miss Catherine
Jane laval. daughter Of Lewis c.
laval Of Richmond.
Mr.. Miller attended the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory Of Music and
is active in choir work in the city.
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Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma
Delta sorority, will hold its an
nual Speedway dance tonight in
the Travertine room at the Lin
coin. Miss Dorothy Conway is
general chairman. Music viii DC
provided by Harry Dickinson and
his orchestra.
Others on the committee are
Misses Rosemary Shea. bids; Mary
Jane Wabnitz, favors, Bessie
Blake. finance: Peggy Knoke,
decorations, and Dona Faucet,
music.
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WEDDING PLANS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Engagement OF Miss Drucella
Marie Schaefer of Columbus to
George w. McAllister, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. McAllister ST., 5O21
Guilford, has been announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Schaefer.
The wedding will take place June
9 at St. Bartholomew church in
Columbus. Mr.. McAllister is a
graduate of Indiana university and
Miss Schaefer Of st. Vincent's nurs-
ing school.
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SEASON
ENDS WITH PICNIC

Tri-Psi sorority will close its year
Friday with a picnic luncheon at
Ellenberger park, followed by a
business and social meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Frank T. Brown,
5i29 Pleasant Run parkway.
The luncheon is scheduled at
1890 and the business meeting at
2. Mrs. Thomas c. Howe will read
a paper on Indiana Pioneers"
The sorority is made up Of moth
ers Of members Of Delta Delta
Delta sorority.
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PltpiLS to Entertain

Members Of the ga, Glass B, at
Garfield school will entertain with a
Colonial tea at Wednesday after
noon for teachers and executives of
the school. Hostesses will be in CO.
lonial costume. Arrangements are
in charge of Miss Bernice Smith,
teacher of domestic science.
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ATHEARN TO TALK
FUTURE OF BUTLER

DR.. Walter Scott Athearn, presi-
dent Of Butler university, will ad-
dress the Butler College Of Education
at the closing assembly to be held
at 2 Tuesday, May 81. in Blaker Hall
Of the Jackson building, Twenty
third and Alabama streets. His sub
ject will be Butler University and
Its Future Contribution to Amer
lean Education" Guests will be
welcome. William L. Richardson,
dean of the College Of Education,
will preside.
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MISS MGRATH
FETED AT SHOWER

Misses Helen and Mary Nc
Grath, 429 North LaSalle street, en-
tertained Friday evening with a
miscellaneous shower in honor Of
their sister, Miss Kathryn Nc
Grath, who will be married June
7 to Mcclellan H. Pranger at the
st. Philip Neri church. They were
assisted by Mrs. J. P. McGrath.
Gifts we're presented to the bride
elect by Mary Kathryn McAllen
dressed in the bridal colors Of pink
and white. Thirty-five guests were
present.
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Indiana School for Blind
to Present Too ReCitalS

Indiana School for the Blind will
present two recitals next week in
conjunction with the annual COM
mencement season.
The first will be a graduating
recital by Paul Edward Mcdowell,
violiniSt, pianist, and crganist, at 8
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Mrs. Frank A. Symmes, 2730
Sutherland avenue, retiring presi-
dent of the indianapolis Council Of
Women, will be hostess for a garden
party to be given Tuesday after
noon. June 7, by the council.
Entertainment for the guests will