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Is
Announced
for Contest

Mrs. Robert o. Bonner has ar
ranged the program the active sec
ton of indianapolis Matinee Mu-
sicale will present at 3 Friday
afternoon in sculpture court at the
John Heron Art institute.
Following the program, tea will
be served. Mrs. c. Harold Larsh
and Mrs. Cecil Stalnaker will pour.
and Mesdames c. F. Cox, Ross Cald-
well. Robert Blake, Stewart Green,
Harry Green and Miss Emma Deep
pers will assist in serving.
The program is as follows:
Cello
Concerto No. H. ......... Jules de swert
Allegro Moderate. Expressive. Tiu-mosSo.
Virginia Leyenberger.
Hilda Korh at the piano.
"Op. 10. No. 1"................B Beethoven
Allegro vivace Z con brio, Largo sSSai ed
eXreSSivo. Presto.
Thomas Poggiani. violin.
Adolph Schellschmidt cello.
Marie Zorn, piano.
sicilienne ct Rigaudon" ..............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ancoeur- Kreisler
EStreiita ;.'.......... .5onoe5 ,,L 5
Alma Miller Lentz.
Berta Miller Ruick at the piano.
La Danse de Puck" .Debussy
''The Mule Drivers Before the Christ
Of Llivia' lcomplaintl d. de Seyersc
Asset modere. tres modere, alerte.
Frances Bremen
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Y. w. Classes
Plan Annual
Get-Together

Educational classes of central Y
w. c. A. will hold a "Comida Neil
cana" dinner at their annual get
together at CHS Tuesday in the
central association building.
A program of music and short
sketches descriptive Of the Y. w. G.
A. and the business girl in Mexico
City will precede playlet, "Dicen
Que,' written by Mrs. Glenn Diddel
and founded upon an incident OF
her girlhood in Yucatan Cast will
be members of Mrs. Diddels Span
ish classes.
Decorations will be in the ma
tional colors Of Mexico and the pro-
gram will show similarity and con-
traSts between an American and q
Mexican Y. w. c. A. Miss Sue
Perry, general secretary of the as
ISOLATION in Mexico City, is support
ed in part by the local association
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to Be Awarded
at Kappa Fete

Scholarship awards will he a
feature of the annual Kappa Kappa
Gamma state luncheon next Satur-
day at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
These awards will be presented
to the girl from each active chapter,
who has made the highest grades
in her group during the past year.
Luncheon speakers will include
Mrs. r. D. Canaan, Lafayette, a
former province president, and Mrs.
G. B. Taylor of the local alumnae.
The committee in charge of the
luncheon which with the dance is
sponsored by the indianapolis
Alumnae Association, includes Mrs.
Lyman R. Pearson, chairman, Mes
danes Retta B. Morgan, James R.
Blacklidge, Misses Jean Coval, Ruth
Stone and Virginia Bafweg.
The committee arranging the
dance to be held at the club in the
evening is headed by Mrs. John
Marshall, assisted by Mrs. Hugh
Niven, Mrs. Paul Rhoadarmer, and
the following presidents of active
chapters in the. state: Misses Doris
Scripture, Indiana university; Jane
Rhue, DePauw university; Adelaide
Gould, Butler university, and
Gretchen Graham, Purdue uni
verSity.
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International
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will talk
on China next week before chap
tiers of the International Travel
Study Club, Inc. Her subject will
be Converting. Heather Chinese
Temples Into Christian Schools"
Elsinore chapter will meet with
Mrs. John Kerr, 1907 East Wash
ington street, for a covered dish
luncheon Monday at II. Appoint
ments will be in St. Patrick color
The chapter quartet will sing. Mem
bers are requested to bring guests.
Princess Mary chapter will meet
Monday at 730 at the Washington
hotel.
Arcadian chapter will hold its
guest day meeting at the John
Heron Art Institute Tuesday at l.
Mrs. V. C. Bower, Mrs. E. S. Way
mire, Mrs. L. M. Yount and Mrs.
w. D. Browning will be hostesses.
Appointments will be in keeping
with st. Patrick's day. Mrs. Roy
Higgins will read a paper on cur
rent events and responses will per-
tain to st. Patrick and the lesson
on China.
Queen Elizabeth chapter will meet
with Mrs. Basil Robinson, 940 Udell
street, for a pitch-in dinner Wednes-
day. Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs. Fay Forrest and Mrs. E. E.
Bowman and Mrs. w. A. Dain. Of
ficers will be elected.
Blue Nile chapter will meet with
Mrs. F. N. Hooker, 3543 Kenwood
avenue at 1O:45 Wednesday A paper
will be read by Mrs. F. H. Nelson.
officers will be elected.
Valencian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Chas. R. Stuart, AZ North
Healing avenue Thursday at s p. m.
Responses to roll call will be on
1.-THE New China American Educa-
ton Has Made Possible" Music will
be given by Mrs. Emery Tribby,
Mrs. Paul j. Ayres, Mrs. Lillian
Sedwick and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs
Harry Meyer has been appointed
federation delegate for the rest of
the year. Election will be held.
Lohengrin chapter will meet at the
home of Miss Jean Greenlees, 421
Wallace street, at 8:15 p. m. Friday.
Victorian chapter will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Ida Knots, 5501 Win
throp avenue, Friday at 2. Assistant
hostess is Mrs. Joelia Fowler. Re-
sponseS Facts on China" Pros
pective members invited.
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ANNUAL DANCE IS
PLANNED BY BETAS

Undergraduate members of Beta
Theta Pi active chapters at Indiana,
Purdue, De Paw universities, and
Wabash and Hanover colleges, will
attend the fraternity'S state dance
next Saturday night at the Column
bia club.
officers of the Indianapolis Alum
nj Association, sponsoring the dance,
are DR.. Byron K. Rust, president;
Albert o. De Luse, vice-president,
and Kelvin D. Brosnan, secretary
treasurer.
Brosnan has been in charge of ar
rangementS, assisted by Vincent
Ryde, George Denny Jr., Joseph Nc
Duffee Jr., Evans Cochran, and
Richard Bunch.
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HadaSSahS
to Observe
Anniversary

The Indianapolis chapter of Ha-
daSSah will celebrate the twentieth
anniversary Of the founding of the
national organization Of Hadassah
at els Wednesday at the L. S.
Ayres tearoom. Members are re-
quested to meet in the eighth floor
auditorium.
This celebration will be in the
form of purim party, as it occurs
just before the feast of purim,
celebrated by Jews throughout the
world. linking up the story of the
biblical Queen Esther, whose He
brew name was Hadassah.
Writer Will Speak
The major feature of the after
noon will be an address by Mrs.
Elma Erich >Levinger of Columbus,
o., writer of Jewish stories and
Of playlets for use in the religious
schools. Mrs. Levinger is an honor
airy board member of the Column
bus chapter of Hadassah and is
senior advisor of the Columbus
Junior unit.
Other features will be violin Sc
lections by Harold Jaffee, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harold Jaffee and
a "Purim Phantasy" directed by
Mrs. Milton Steinberg, assisted by
MesdameS Nathan Joplin, Jack
Harding and Miss Emma Gelman.
Mrs. Henry Blatt will preside.
Reservations for the birthday party
may be made with Mrs. Max Mar
cur or Mrs. Maurice Perk.
Relief Work Cited
From its inception in 1912, Ha-
dassah has chung to its single spe-
ciflc purpose in Palestine, the eS-
tablishment and maintena~ of
health institutions and service for
all elements of the population, re-
CARELESS of race or creed.
Hadassah started its work twenty
years ago, by sending two nurses
to Palestine to do home visiting.
Today it maintains four large hos
pitfalls, SO polyclinics, % infant well
fare stations, two health centerS
and the only complete X-ray in
stitute in the entire near east.
In addition, health Of $4,000 chill
dren in the Jewish schools is SUI
pervised by their school hygiene de-
partment and $500 children are fed
hot, nourishing lunches. Hadassah
stresses preventive medicine and
public health education in all its
institutions and services.
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Benefit Tea Is
Planned to Aid
Nutrition Camp

A st. Patrick's tea for the benefit
of the Bridgeport nutrition camp
will be held by the Woman's Aux
iliary to the Railway Mail Associa-
ton next Friday afternoon at Ban
ner Whitehill auditorium.
The program will include songs by
the auxiliary quartet. accordion &C
los by Mrs. John Smith, musical
monologue by Mrs. M. D. Didway,
songs by Mrs. June Addington,
dancing by Mallory Holman and
Shirley Barnett, readings by Eliza
beth Stayton and violin selections
by Gail GRADER.
The arrangements committee in
cludeS:
Mesdames Frank E. Wilson. Clarence
J. Finch, John Laid, assisted by Clarence
Bellfry, Harry Burton, F. w. Doddridge,
David Hedges., Dap Hutchison.. Clay Nc
Fadden, Jerauld McDermott, w. G.. Stay
ton, Walter H. Vinzant and Dale w. Rains.
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Clubs to Hear
Gallery Talk
by w. D. Peat

A gallery talk by Wilbur D. Peat
director of the John Heron Art in
Stitute, will be given members of the
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
following its business session at 10
Friday at the art institute.
At the business session the COM
mittee to revise the constitution and
bylaws will report. Headed by Mrs.
Roy Graves, it includes Mrs. William
Eshbach and Mrs. j. F. Edwards.
Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, president,
has announced that the annual SIS
attendance prize will be awarded the
club with the greatest representa-
ton at the convention luncheon,
April 10, at the SEVERN.
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Mrs. Gaylord S. Morton will be
hostess for the Columbia Clubs
st. Patrick's day bridge party,
Wednesday. Her assistants will
include:
Mesdames Byron Huff, Martins
vile; Frank R. Martin, Bedford
Twin Morgan, Austin; E. G. Toner,
Anderson; Martin L. Rooms, New
castle; Ray Macy. Clarence R.
Martin, Lawrence F, Orr, Chester
Loughry, Albert S. Buchanan,
Walter Krull, M. H. Fuller, John
r. Emison, j. D. Thacker, B. G.
Halstead and Miss Dorothy Cum
ningham.
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Soprano Will
Appear With
MarOtt Trio

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter. soprano,
will appear Sunday night on the
program of the Marott trio in the
ballroom of the hotel. Mrs. Harold
Sweeney will be accompanies. The
program is as follows:
Trio--First Movement from 'rDumky''
trio Observation-Disclosures. .Dvorak
Voice
Yesterday and Today ...... .Spross
Songs MY Mother Taught Me" .Dvorsk
Morning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Speaks
Mrs. Hunter.
Cello-"Humoresoue'' ......... .Dvorak
Consuelo Couchman.
Voice
Down In The Forest" .......4 Ronald
Mrs. Hunter.
Violin-"Negro Spiritual Melody
Maud Custer.
-Three-Minute 1ntermission-
Voice
"P InH5i to Me, Only with '3 Thine
"I Love Life ............. Mana yucca
Mrs. Hunter.
Finale-"Chal Romano" (Gypsy LAD
;..:......'.... KeteloeY
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Card Parties

Mrs. Frank Bernhardt, 1923 King
avenue, will entertain with card
parties Sunday afternoon and night
for Circle of st. Anthony's Altar
society. Mrs. John Collins is in
charge.
Mrs. August Koebler is chairman
for the card party at 7:15 Sunday
night at Liederkranz hall, 1921 East
Washington street.
Irvington Masonic temple will be
the scene at 8 Tuesday of a st. Pat
rickS' day card party given by the
Warren township First Voters Re-
publican Club. The arrangements
committee includes Miss Dorothea
White, Chairman; jackson Cham
ness, Robert Carey and Albert
ChamneSS.
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Lucy Court and Floyd v KehI.
Are Welded i'm Church Rites

Miss Lucy Court, daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Court, 1918 Edgemont
avenue, became the bride of Floyd
Virgil Kehl in a ceremony at 7:3O
Friday night at the Mckee chapel
Of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church. The Rev. w. H. Kendall
off1ciated.
Mrs. G. H. Eberhardt, organist,
played before the entrance of the
bridal party, and played ITO Wild
Rose" during the ceremony. Miss
Helen Miller sang cat Dawning,"
and 81 Love You Truly"
The altar was banked with palms,
ferns, and other greenery, and was
lighted with cathedral candles.
Miss Margaret Wacker was the
brides only attendant. She wore a
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Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority Of
the Butler college Of education, will
entertain with a birthday tea from
3 to 5 Sunday afternoon at the
home of an alumna member, Mrs.
Catherine Carson Jones, 2539
Broadway.
A musical program will be pre-
sented during the afternoon by Miss
Angelina ShanefT, violinist, accom-
panied by Miss Estelle Williamson
and Miss Hildred Trueblood, soloiSt.
In the receiving line will be:
Mrs Garry Winders and Mrs. Ruth O.
Benedict. patroneSses; Misc Helen Egbert,
active chapter president. Miss FAzel G..
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MRS. ENGEL WILL
FETE ALUMNAE

Mrs. H. G. Engel will be hostess
to the Indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation OF Kappa Delta Monday
night at her home, 532 East Fifty
fourth street. Mrs. w. R. Russell
will preside.
Details of the annual state lunch
con April 16 at the Claypool will be
reported by Miss Olive j. Hoffman,
chairman. Her committee includes
Misses Ruby Hamilton, Christiana
Lohrmann, Helen Lille, Marjorie
Alexander and Dorothy Butz.
Miss Hamilton, president of In
dianapolis Panhellenic Association,
will give a report from that organ
ization.
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Hughes, president; G. w. Ecknor,
secretary-treaSurer, and Mrs. Run
dell, accompaniSt.
Purpose of the club is to give
voice training to singers of talent
between the ages of Is and 80 finan-
cially unable to take lessons.
Members of the group include:
Prudence FuIlenwider Mildred Beard.
Marjorie Alexander. Kathryn Carlisle.
Dorothy Jones. Evelyn BasSler. Evelyn
Shively. Lucy williams Maxine Foltz.
Melba Nesbit. Jane Scott. Marjorie Colds
borough, Lucille Dyer. Margaret Todd.
Phillipa Schreiber. Rose Wright. sopranos;
Lois Lee, Doris Garner. Sarah Cram,
Grace NeSbit. Kathryn Cooper, Eileen
Buck. contraltos: George Russell. e W.
Ecknor, Jack Thomas, Norris Ayres. Arin
Arbough, tenors; Kenneth Hufiord. VIII
liam klinser, Don Padgett Sam Rundell.
Robert Udell, Virgil Hebert. William
Knapp, William Rider. Francis Riley.
Hughes bases
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Alpha Latreian
Club Will Give
Skating Party

Alpha Latreian Club of Indian
apoliS, junior organization of the
State Federation Of Clubs, will hold
it's annual skating carnival April 4
at the Riverside park rink This is
the largest project undertaken by
the club. Proceeds will go to the
children's nutrition camp at Bridge
port.
The club is cooperating with the
Marion County tuberculosis Asso-
citation in contributing the money
earned to the construction of some
new feature in the building at
Bridgeport.
Beside the rink for roller skating,
entertainment will include a movie
and booths for fortune telling and
refreshments.
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TO BENEFIT
THERAPY WORK

Miss Hilda Hayward Hibben will
present the Indianapolis Players in
Her Husbands Wife" at S:l5
Monday, April 4, in the ballroom
Of the American Life Insurance
building on Fall Greek boulevard.
Dancing to the music of Jack Til
sons orchestra will follow at 10:45
and supper will be served in the
cafeteria adjoining the ballroom.
Proceeds will go to Indianapolis
Junior League occupational therapy
work, and is one of the projects for
the fund being raised by individual
members.
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Miss Eunice Dissette is vice
president of the Tudor Hall
Alumnae Association, presenting
Rupert Hughes in q lecture, Be
hind the Scenes in Hollywood"
next Saturday night at Caleb
Mills hall.
Mrs. R. o. McAlexander is the
newly elected president of the
Woman's Department Club. Sue
ceeding Mrs. Everett Schofield.
she will take office after the an
nual meeting in May.
Mrs. G. C. Trueblood, BIT East
Maple Road, has been in charge
of publicity for the Omicron Pi
state day today.
Miss Mary Virginia Clark has
arranged the stunt being pre-
Sented today by Butler university
chapter of Delta Gamma at the
sorority'S state day observance.
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Former CervuS
Club Members
Will Be Feted

Cervus club will entertain with a
coming and card party at 2
Monday at the Antlers. Guests will
be ex-members, and those who are
eligible for membership.
Members of the board of directors
will be in the receiving line. They
are:
Mesdames Otis McCracken. Martin Col
Inns Harry Wiebke, j. c. Ricter. Timothy
P. Sexton. ]. E. Miller. Eugene Blackburn.
H. G. Sargent, J. G. Austermiller, Max
Patton, Mort Nichols, E. T. Lawrence,
Louis Goldsmith. c. G. Neereman and
Fred Wagner.
Mrs. Charles Austermiller is in
charge of arrangements, assisted by
Mesdames r. H. Mettler, L. E. Weis-
man, Nichols, E. E. McFarren, Rex
Moonshower and w. H. Forshee.
The board will hold a meeting at
preceding the party, in the Aud
Lang Syne room.
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Little ChoraIe Club to Hold
Tay0utS for Musical Comedy

Little Chorale Club will meet in
CropSey auditorium of the Central
public library at 8 Monday night
for try-outS for Pickles" a three
act musical comedy, to be presented
this spring at local theater.
Selection Of principals will be
made within few weeks and appli-
cations for membership win be
accepted at the Monday night meet
ings.
The Little Choral Club, an indie,
pendent organization, was organized
two years ago under leadership of
Mrs. o. E. Rundell, and has a roster
Of sixty members. Frederick Sa-
bins, formerly of Louisville, is direc-
tor, and 1882 officers are Kenneth
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HOSteSSeS Named

March hostesses of Mary Conkle
circle of Third Christian church will
entertain the members at 1890
luncheon Tuesday in the church
parlors. Decorations and the pro-
gram will be in keeping with St.
Patrick's day.
Mrs. E. w. Sweeney will give a
group of dialect songs and Miss
Gwendolyn Schort will read. De-
votions will be led by Mrs. r. D.
Barnes.
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Tudor Hall to
Be Scene of
Dance Tonight

Junior clasSsat Tudor Hall school
for girls will entertain with its an
nual dance at tonight in the
school gymnasium The class colors
will be used in decorating, with blue
predominating. PatronesSes are:
Miss I Hilda Stewart. principal at Tudor:
Mrs. Herbert B. DePrez. Shelbyville: Mrs
josephine C.. Ives. and Miss Lois Haber
Miss Mary DePrez. class president. and
Miss Eileen Booker. social chairman
The committee in charge is Misses
Phyllis Gordon, Eileen Booker,
Betty Kahn, Sally Smith, Ruth
Lilly and Katherine Fulton.
The third of a series of voca-
tional lectures being sponsored at
the school will be given at $3.50
Sunday afternoon in the residence.
Miss Blanche Stillson of the John
Heron Art Institute will speak.
Tea will follow the talk.
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MONDAY CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS

Monday Club will meet at the
D. A. R. chapter house for its reg
ular business session, to be followed
by election of officers.
The afternoon program VIII in
clude group Of spring 5ongs by
Mrs. F. w. Schulmeyer, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Barton johnson.
Anagnous and Lampas chapters of
Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority will
be guests of the club. Hostesses
include Mesdames Clarence j..
Finch. M. D. Didway and Charles
Augestein.
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WILL BE
DANCE FEATURE

Members Of Broad Ripple high
school music department will pre-
sent a program preceding the
monthly dance to be given at 8
tonight by the Calvin w. Prather
lodge, TIT, F. g. A. NJ, at Prather
Masonic temple, College avenue and
Forty-second street.
The music will be under the d.
rection of z. v. zimmerman, Broad
Ripple principal. Those taking part
will be:
Alice Mae Martin. Hortense Davies. Mar
garet Kent Mary Tranbarger. Dallas
Smith, Fred Kellar and Paul James.
David G. Pyke is chairman Of the
entertainment committee. George
II. Dreschel j. is master of the
lodge.
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Two Plays to
Be Given by
Irvington Club

1rvington Dramatic Club will en-
terrain guests at a program Satur-
day night, March 10, at the Irving
ton Presbyterian church. Two plays
The Exchange" by Thurston, and
THE Worthy Master, Pierre Pa
telin," author unknown, will be pre-
Sented by the members.
Mrs. Fred D. Stilz is in charge of
the program. Those taking part
will be:
Messrs. and Mesdames William Inaey.
r. B. Long. Homer Williams. Carl Stone
Betram Day, Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, Mrs
William Forsyth. James L. Kinesbury
George A. Newton and Walter H. Mont
gomery.
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REPUBLICAN, CLUB IN
PARTY WEDNESDAY

Indiana Woman's Republican
Club will entertain with a st. Pat
tricks day luncheon and card party
Wednesday at the Food Craft Shop.
Miss Adele Stork, chairman of the
ways and means committee, and
Mrs. Willard D. Armitage, vice
chairman, are directing arrange
ments. They are being assisted by:
Mesoames Noel Neal, Noblesville; Dor
othy Bonham Elwood; Clarence Martin,
Gaylord Morton. Walter Pritchard Robert
Bryson, Sam Fletcher. Bernard Johnson,
Nellie M Hobbs. Florence Thacker Misses
Jessie Levy.
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Democrats to Meet

Third Ward Women's Democratic
Club will meet at 8 Monday night
at the home of Mrs. John Donneley,
1924 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Julia Landers will speak on
Women in Politics"
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Sorority to Gather

Kappa chapter of Pi Omicron So
rority will meet at 7 Monday at the
Washington. Miss Charlotte Wise
will discuss Lord Nelson and Lady
Hamilton and Mrs. Josephine Ram
sey Murphy will speak on elizabeth
and Her Lovers" Miss Flora Drake
is program director.
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Miss Shea Hostess

Miss Rosemary Shea, SOB North
Rural street, will entertain members
Of the Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma
Delta sorority, at Monday night at
her home. At serving time, appoint
ments will be in st. Patrick's day
motif.
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Newly organized Beta chapter
of Sigma Delta Sigma sorority,
will be entertained with a bridge
tea Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Betty Mercer, 1915 South
Belmont avenue. This will be the
first social affair of the new
chapter. Appointments will be in
st. Patrick's colors. The hostess
will be assisted by Misses Dorothy
Fuller, Lena Guedel, Ruth Hold
man, Mary Hall and Charlotte
Zoller.
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Hostess to Chnnter

Miss Mary Martha Fogarty, as
sisted by Miss Dona Dudley, will en-
terrain members of Alpha Epsilon
chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority,
Sunday afternoon at her home. 1888
Pleasant street.
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Entertdi1lS Members

Ward Belmont Alumnae Club
members and guests were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D.
Patterson at a dinner bridge given
Friday night at their home, Ash
Broadway.
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D. A. r. Picnic Planned

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, will have an indoor picnic at
1890 Thursday, preceding a bust
ness meeting at the chapter house.
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SOr0ritu to Meet

Business meeting will be held by
Pi Omega sorority Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Helen Perry,
1902 Bellefontaine street. The COM
mittee for the Founders day dinner
in April will be appointed.