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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-22
Mrs. Stanley McComas Jr.
Education for
Parents to Be
Meeting Them'

Parent education will be the
theme of the program of the Octo-
Der meeting of the Federation of
Parent-Teacher Associations, to be
held at 1870 Wednesday in Cropsey
auditorium of the central library.
Mrs. Matt G. Carpenter, chair
man of the Decentralization divi-
sion, and Mrs. Hubert Wann. chair
man OF literature, will have charge
OF the program. Mrs. Bob Shank
will talk on 1.-THE Mothers Book
Shelf in the School,"
Schools with organized study
circles will be. represented by their
respective leaders. They will pre-
sent the plans by which the work
is carried on in their school, its
progress and results.
These representatives will be as
follows:
School %. Mrs Oliver Martin: No. "a.
Mrs. Charles Wilson; No. SO, Mrs Clifford
Harrod; No 49, Mrs. Mabel Overton; No.
a. Mrs. Theopholus Adams; No. 49,, Mrs.
George Horton; No. 81. Mrs. Samuel Bow
ers; No. y, Mrs Martha Christie: No. "a.
MIS-. William johnson; No. rs. Mrs. Kate
McPeek; No. rs, Mrs. w. K. Millholland;
No, 30, Mrs. v. A. wilkinson No IS. Mrs.
school, Mrs. Myrtle Taylor
Mrs. S. M Myers, president of
the federation, will preside.
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Club Calendar for Coming Week

will be the theme of the Irvington
Tuesday Club program with Mrs. S.
B. Walker as hostess. On the pro-
gram will be MesdameS Frank S
Chiles, j. L. Hunter and Willis K
Miller.
The Rev. Maurice O'Connor will
report on the Eucharistic Congress
held last summer in Dublin, Ireland,
at the Proctor Club meeting. Mrs.
Myron M Hughel will be hostess.
Women in the field of jurispru-
dence and medicine will be discussed
by Mrs. H. E. Jockey at the meet
ing of the Meridian Heights Inter-
Sc Club. Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt will give
talk on "Boudoir Mirrors of Wash
ington.
Mrs. James Hornstein will be host
ess for the Tokalon meeting. Mrs.
Elan Duffey will discuss Rockwell
Kent.
Members of the Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild will meet at in the
parlors OF the Fletcher American
bank.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. w. A. Shullenberger will be
hostess to the Inter Nos Club when
Mrs. Roscoe Kiper and Mrs. Leon
ard Smith will discuss political and
international adjustment.
HosteSses for the New Century
Club will be Mesdames I. E. Rush
Frank Miller and Elizabeth Smith
A program composed of Russian
short stories will be given by Mrs
H. L. McGinnis and Mrs. Harry
Beebe.
An autumn guest day will be held
by the Minerva Club. Mrs. George
E. Maxwell will be hostess. The
committee in charge is composed Of
Mesdames K. v. zimmerman, M. E
Burkhart, N. S. Lloyd and c. H
Becker.
Guests of the Wednesday After
noon Club will be entertained at the
John Heron art institute with VIII
bur Peat describing Trends ir
American Paintings" Readings will
be given by Mrs. Harry Schwab
HoStesSes will be Mesdames C. G
Rothman, Frank Driver, Dewey
Laue, J. w. Spicer, Fred Chastair
and ]. r. Horne.
Mrs. r. H. Hollywood will b
hostess to the zetathea Club. Mrs
A. B. Mundelle and Mrs. Lucinda
Span will be on the program.
Howard Hapgood. representative
OF the Columbia Conserve Company
will discuss Experiment in Indus
trial Democracy at a meeting Of
the Irvington Catholic Woman.
Study Club. Mrs. Leo F. Tearney
will be hostess.
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Alpha OmicrOn Pi Sorority
to Hold Open House Sunday

Miss Rosemary Recap is mem
Der of the committee in charge of
the open house to be held by the
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority of But
Ter university from 23O to $50 Sun
day at the home of Miss Frances
Messick, 4144 Central avenue.
Miss Messick and Miss Recap
will be assisted by the Misses Lenore
Winters and Arzella Magel. Misses
Eleanor Maris and Ruth Dale will
give a musical program.
In the receiving line will be:
Miss Charlotte Peele. president; Mrs. L.
Victor Brown, aiumnae advisor; Mrs. Wal
ter Scott Athearn. Mrs. Lester A. Smith.
Mrs Leo NJ Gardner. president Of the
alumnae club and the pledges. Misses
Ruth Brinkman. Bethel Monical. Eileen
Recap, Virginia shealy. vivienne Umban-
howar and Dorothy winters.
Jacqueminot roses and the soror-
ity colors win be used in the deco
rations in the receiving and dining
rocnS.
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OhioWOnan
to Address
City Group

Mrs. Emil Brudno, president Of
the Cleveland section, National
Council of Jewish Women. will be
the principal speaker at the Presi-
dent day observance of the Indian
apolis section at AIS Monday at the
Kirshbaum Center. Mrs. Sultan
Cohen is the incoming president Of
the Indianapolis section.
"A Council Message" will be the
theme of Mrs. Brudno's talk. She
is an active clubwoman Of Cleveland
and a director of the national coun-
Gil, as is Mrs. Louis Wolf, retiring
president of the local group:
Mrs. Brudno will be honored at
luncheon to be given at IL in the
Columbia Club by the executive
board and officers,
Entertainment has been arranged
by Mrs. Jack Harding, chairman Of
the program committee, and Mrs.
Samuel j. Mantel, vice chairman.
1t will include a presidents mes
sage by Mrs. Cohen. Miss Fannie
Kiser, harpist, will present the fol-
lowing program:
waltz in Sharp Major BY 5rshm.
''Mennet'' by Rainmean.
Ballad" bv Hasselman.
A playlet, entitled Why Did L
Ever Take This Job?" will be pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs.
Mantel. Members of the cast are:
President, Mrs. Harry B. Jacobs;
maid Mrs. Victor Goldberg, and
welfare chairman, Mrs. Arthur
Rose.
Mrs. j. B. Solomon, chairman of
the hospitality committee, has ar
ranged tea to follow the program
and business meeting. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Morris Dee, vice.
chairman, the committee and the
membership committee. Mrs. WOLF
and Mrs. Isaac Born will pour.
Monthly meeting Of the executive
board will be held at $50 Wednes-
day at the center. Mrs. Melville
Cohn has announced that meetings
OF the book review circle will be
held at 1890 Nov. and is at the
center. Mrs. Kathryn Turney Gar
ten will be the reviewer.
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to- Be
Presented at
Club Meeting

A playlet, entitled "a Colonial
Quilting Party" will feature the
program of the opening meeting of
the Monday Club at the D. A. R.
chapter house. Mrs. w. D. Long
will direct the play. Those taking
part are:
Mesdames Percy Johnson, H. G. Aamot,
Harry L. Foreman, Roscoe c. Leavitt, John
F. Engelke, c. H. Sugstein, James L..
Beatty, Othniel Hitch, c. F. Dillenbeck
and T. w. Engle, who will sing, and Miss
Josephine Binnger
Old-fashioned and new quilts will
form display and background for
the program.
Mrs. Henry C. Blume, chairman
of the hostess committee, will be
assisted by Mesdames w. w. Stock
ton w. B. Stewart, j. L. jackson,
Austin 0. Sims, c. A. Underwood
and John e. Minor.
Mrs. H. E. Won Grimmenstein
president, will have charge of the
business meeting preceding the pro-
gram.
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Twentieth Century Club will meet
at the home of Mrs L. L. Fellows,
2S10 Washington boulevard.
indianapolis Educational Council
will meet from / to at the home
of Mrs. Charles r. zimmerman,
1908 Guilford avenue. Autumn will
be the subject of the program.
The Ephamar Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. George Ramp
hans.
THURSDAY
Mrs. v. v. Smith will be hostess
for the Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs.
NJ. E. Woolf will review Hamlin
Garlano's Companions on the
Trail"
The North Side Mothers Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. G.. r.
Wood, 1910 Park avenue
Beta chapter of the Delphian So
ciety will meet at GAS in the club
room of the Fletcher American
bank Mrs. o. S. Guio will present
lesson on French literature, as
sisted by Mesdames j. A. Matthews,
M. P. Dahl and c. v. Raiser.
FRIDAY
Mrs. H. P. Clarke will be hostess
for a meeting of the Friday After
noon Reading Club when q program
devoted to Theodore Roosevelt will
be given by Mrs. M. G. Moore and
Mrs. j. E. Kolb.
Mrs. William F. Rothenberger will
be hostess for a B. I. l.. party of
chapter F. P. E. o. Sisterhood.' She
will be assisted by Mesdames Russell
and Lawrence Lookabill and E. B.
Palmer.
The Music of Italy and France
will be discussed by Mrs. Lenora
Coffin in the music. appreciation
class of the Irvington Union OF
Clubs study group.
Mrs. w. j. Marks class in cook
ing, sponsored by the Irvington
Union of Clubs, will be held at r.
vington Presbyterian church.
Past Presidents Council, Gather
inc Merrill Tent 9, Daughters OF
Union Veterans of Civil War viii
meet for noon luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Hopkins.
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Smith College
Club to Hear
Mrs. Harding

The Smith College club will pre-
sent Mrs. Jack Harding in a lee
ture on The Empress Elizabeth Of
Austria, an Ibsen Character En-
throned," at 1890 Tuesday in the
nail OF the American Central Life
Insurance building.
The proceeds of the lecture will
be added to the clubs emergency
fund. ivy
Mrs. Erwin c. Stout is president
OF the club; Mrs. Harland Wilson
Vlce-president; Miss Eunice Dissette
secretary, and Mrs. Neil Estabrook,
treasurer. O''
Other board members are Mes
DANES Theodore B. Griffith, Greer
Snotwen, Edward B. Taggart and
MISS Eleanor Ann Barrett.
The committee members in
charge of the lecture besides the
omcers are Mrs. John Collett, Mrs
l. victor Keene and Mrs. Taggart.
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Mrs. Sylvester johnson Jr. was
elected state chairman of the
Woman's Organization for Ma
tional Prohibition Reform at re-
cent meeting Headquarters will
be opened in a downtown office
building, where members will
campaign for nominees opposed to
the eighteenth amendment.
Mrs. M Stanley McComas Jr.
is chairman of a series of contract
bridge lectures by Mrs. Grace
Buschmann, to be sponsored by
the Mu Alumnae Club of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority. The first
will be held Friday night at the
Butler university chapter house,
821 West Hampton drive.
Mrs. Erwin G. Stout is presi-
dent of the Smith College Club,
which will present Mrs. Jack
Harding in lecture Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Harding is chairman of the
program committee of the Indi-
annapolis section, Council of Jew
ish Women, which will present
Mrs. Emil Brudno of Cleveland at
it's presidents day meeting Mon
Cay.
Mrs. Dale r. Hodges is a mem
Der of the committee in charge
of the dance to be given by Alpha
Iota Latreian Thursday at the
indianapolis Athletic Club for the
benefit of the nutrition camp at
Bridgeport.
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Former Local
Man to Marry
Rockville Girl

By Times Special
ROCKVILLE, Ind, Oct. 22.-The
wedding of Miss Louise Bloomer
daughter of DR.. and Mrs j. r
Bloomer of Rockville, to Robert M
Butterworth, son of Mr.. and Mrs
c. S. Butterworth, Westfeld, for
merly of indianapolis, will take place
at today at the Boomer home.
The bride, to be given in marriage
by her father, will wear fitted
gown of bridal satin, fashioned with
puff sleeves. She will carry 6
shower bouquet of roses and lilies Of
the valley.
Miss Mary Rose Lowry of Fort
vile will sing Because" MY Heart
Is a Heaven" and Speed Thee My
Arrow" Pi Beta Phi sorority song
The couple will live at Ann Arbor
Mich.
Among the Indianapolis guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Richard But
terworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Schumacher, Misses Marthalou
Schooner, Marjorie Goble, Florence
and Charlotte Butterworth, anc
Buford Cadle.
The bride attended Hamilton col
lege for Women and is graduate oi
Butler university, where she is q
member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr.
Butterworth attended Butler anc
belongs to Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity and Blue Key.
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Author to
Review Book
at Meeting

The American home department
Of the Woman's Department Club
will present DR.. L. Lee Edwards,
author and playwright, at it's first
meeting Wednesday at the club
house, 1902 North Meridian street.
The applied education section,
headed by Mrs. A. c. Rasmussen,
is sponsoring DR.. Edwards appear
ance at IL. He will review book
by William James, Psychology.
Briefer Course"
This is the first of a series, COM
prising the course, Psychology and
Its Use," offered for credits in Epsi-
Ion Sigma Omicron, educational
sorority Of Indiana university.
DR.. Andrews, who wrote and
directed Saul" will appear later
in the year before the home de-
partment.
Music Section 10 Meet
At IL the music section of the
department will give its annual
autumn buffet luncheon. Reserva-
tons are in charge of Mrs. Charles
A. Bruce, chairman, who will pre-
sent group Of young artists in a
program at /.
Miss Pearl Goodman, lyric So
prano, will sing two groups of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. Esther
Jaffe. They are: Last Rose of
Summer" 20 Commas Tu LIE Pays, .
from Mignon; 'Elegie," by Mas
senet, and Calm as the Night" by
Bohn; THE Star" by Rogers, and
Life by Pearl Curran.
Miss Helen Starost will play
Fantasy in D Minor" by Mozart;
"Fantasie Impromptu, No. A." by
Chopin; "Polonaise Opus 49," by
Chopin; "Etude in F Sharp Major, -
by Arensky; 'Etude in D Flat
Major" by List, and La Can
tanella," by Paganini-L List.
Business Session Slated
A business meeting Of all the sec
tons will be held at Q, and at 2:3O
Mr.. and Mrs. Chic jackson will ap-
pear for the first time together in
Domestic Static"
Mrs. Horace Cassidy heads the
hospitality committee for the day.
She will be assisted by:
Mrs. Alva r. Shirley, vice-chairman,
and Mesdames s. T. Bogart, George A.
Bowen, George W. Bowman, j. K Cooper,
John Roscoe Curry, Arthur R. Dewey, J.
F. Edwards, Edward Ferger, Sadie Frazee,
John Downing Johnson. Victor C. Kendall.
Joseph Landlord, w. H. Link. George G.
Teegarden, Edward L. Pedlow. Fred l..
Pettijohn William A. Pickens. Harley w.
Rhodshamel, Everett N. scholheld. Mad
1son Swadener, w S. Tomlin and Frances
s. Wands and Miss Florence Bass.
Tea will be served by Mrs. Ped
low, chairman, and Mrs. G. w.
Seaton, vice-chairman, assisted by
by:
Mesdames Edgar R. Erskine, L. J. E.
Foley Forrest B. Kellogg, Edward S. Lud-
lum, Frank McCaslin, Nettie M. New. Fred
L Pettiiohns e G; Fumpler, William
Frank g: Walker, Robert B. Wilson and
Harry Wood.
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ARENAS Club
To Hold First
of Party Series

The first of a series of monthly
luncheon bridge and afternoon
parties to be sponsored by the ways
and means committee of the
Artemas club will be held Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Sam Koby, 534O
North New Jersey street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs
George Stiles and Mrs. Wayne
Freers.
Mrs. Frank Freers, president, has
appointed Mrs. William Hamilton
chairman of the annual Christmas
box. 1t will be presented to the Day
Nursery at the combined Christmas
and birthday party during the
holidays.
Last year more than 200 articles
of clothing were given to the chill
dren. Members are preparing cloth
ing and other gifts for the box.
Birthday parties are held each
month when gifts are presented to
children with birthdays, and re-
freshmentS are served. Mrs. Leslie
Mclean is social chairman.
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1875 RESERVATIONS
MADE FOR BRIDGE

More than 125 reservations have
been made for the dinner bridge
party to be given at $50 Tuesday
by the Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers
Club of Butler university at the
Foodcraft shop.
Mrs. E. G. Winter is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames E. P. Magel,
E. N. Messick, Isadore Sector, and
James E. Recap. Mrs. William
Peele is president.
Members of the active chapter
will give an informal musical pro-
gram.
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MRS. GUS MEYER
HEADS AUXILIARY

Mrs. Gus G. Meyer has been in
stalled as president Of the Osric
Mills Watkins unit of the Ameri-
can Legion auxiliary. HRS. Meyer
was president last year and SEE
rotary Of the Twelfth district
council.
Other officers are: Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Mason. vice president; Mrs
Eugene Barth, secretary; Mrs. A
M. Feist, treasurer, and Mrs. o. L
Watkins, chaplain.
The executive committee includes
Mesdames David Munro, Robert
Bryson and Robert Mason.
A benefit card party will be giver
by the group Nov. at Banner
Whitehill auditorium.
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Committees of
Auxiliary for
Year Appointed

Mrs. Clarence r. Martin, preSi-
dent of the auxiliary to Indianap-
oils Post. 4, American Legion, has
announced appointments OF COM
mittees for the year. They are:
land. ]. B. Little. Harry o. Chamberlain and
Sociai-Mesdames w. r. Mcclellan, A.
H. M Graves A. j. Steinberg, Herbert
Winkler and Louis r. Markum:
Welfare-Mesdames Nathan swain. Asa
WAYS and Means-Mesdames J; J. Speaks.
W. j. Overmire Frank Friddle, A. H.
Worsham and Louis Yochem.
observation-disclosures H. K. Green. H.
M Coleman and Tatman. =,
cholarship-Mesdames j. u speaks N
Observation-Disclosures Ralph Hesler. a.
B. Fuller. Malcolm Lucas. z. s. Westervelt.
Claude Record. John Downing. Louis
Yochem and H. Y. Finch.
Constitution and Bv-LaWs-Mrs. FREQ IN
mis- and Miss Gertrude McHugh.
Service Sales-Mrs. Grover Parr and Mrs.
Bidac@Mrs. John Downing.
Radio-Mrs S. K. Ruick. -,
Junior Membership-Mrs.E z. 8. Barnhill
Music and Americanism-Mrs. Charles E.
Fiowers-Mrs. Ralph Hesler
Puhlicitv-Mrs E. Brennan.
A bridge tea in honor Of retiring
and new officers will be given Tues
day, Nov. 1, at the home Of Mrs.
Chamberlin. 1859 Washington
boulevard.
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CONTRACT PLAYERS
MEET IN TOURNEY

High scores in the tournament of
the Women's Contract Club of In
dianapolis at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club Thursday were: North
South, Mrs. Elmer Ittenback and
Mrs. Stanley Brook, first, and Mrs.
Alex Metzger and Mrs. Hal Ben
ham, second; East-WeSt, Mrs. F.
G. McCleary of FIT. Harrison and
Mrs. j. I. Hurst, first, and Mrs. E.
A. Routheau of FIT. Harrison and
Mrs. william Cooper, second.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
HOLD LUNCHEON

The Children's Sunshine club of
Sunnyside will have its monthly
luncheon-bridge at 1890 Wednes-
day at the Snively tearoom, 1880
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Eugene Blackburn, chair
man, will be assisted by Mesdames
Richard Brann, Ruby Sawyer, Harry
'McHale and William Schaefer.
The annual card party will be
given Nov. in the crystal room of
the Marott.
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TEA WILL HONOR
SORORITY GROTP

A tea from 3 to Sunday at the
Spink-Arms will honor Delta and
Gamma chapters of zeta Kappa Psi
sorority.
Misses Roberta Hawkins, Nina
Osbon and Helen Ealand of Beta
chapter will be hostesses.
Musical selections will be given by
Misses Margaret Fox, Mary Feeney,
Martha Wilburding and Miss
Ealand.
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REVIEWS OF BOOKS
WILL BE HEARD

Expression in America" by Lud-
wig Lewisohn and The Fountain"
oy Charles Morgan will be re-
viewed by Mrs. Kathryn Turney
Garten Friday night in the series
sponsored by the More Light Guild
OF All Souls Unitarian church.
The reviews are held from 1880 to
$50 in the Elizabeth Goodnow
Wicks chapel.
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THETA Sigma Phi to Sponsor
AU-SchOOI Literary Tea

ject will be Personalities in Pres
ent-Day Fiction" Mrs. Fletcher
will discuss such writer's as o. o.
Mcintyre, Eugene O'Neill, Ethel
Finley and others of the same school
of writing.
Mrs. Agnes Mccullough Hanna
will pour. She will be assisted by
members of the organization. Fol-
lowing the talk several vocal selec-
lions will be presented by Miss Ger
aldine Kuntz, accompanied by Miss
Marjorie Lytle, both students in the
university.
Those in charge of the affair are
Misses Theresa Bagnoli, Jean I'm
derwooo, Agnes Postma, Evelyn Nc
Dermit, Dorothy Wright and Betty
Hall.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED

installation of grand council Of
ncers OF Alpha and Beta chapters
OF XXI Delta XII sorority will be held
Monday night, following a dinner at
the Arlington place. Mrs. George
Vestal and Mrs Carl Jones are in
charge Of the affair. The officers
are:
u MIS-. p g. Pilkinton. president; Mrs. T.
81 q; Cheyington, vice-president: Mrs. W r
W.hsIts: corresponding secretary; Miss Dor
Hay SHaIn, recording secretary; Miss Lii
nan Morford. treasurer: Miss Mildred
R H0oimsh; sergeant-at-arms; Miss Dorothy
TPorIoughs. attorney general Mrs Robert
historian A' eHu ME- Nehtals
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Mrs. DnviS Hostess

Mrs. Morrison Davis, 1886 North
Arsenal avenue, will be hostess for
the Alpha Epsilon chapter. Delta
Theta Tau sorority, which will en-
tertain with a rush party at 8 Mon
day night. She viii be assisted by
the Misses Philena Argo and Doro-
thy Weber.
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WOMAN'S A. C. TO
GIVE BRIDGE PARTY

Woman's Athletic Club will give
a luncheon bridge for members and
friends Tuesday at the Ioosier Ath-
letic Club.
Mrs. Leo Gutzwiller, chairman,
will be assisted by the following
hostesses: Mesdames E. z. Meier
ron, Clara Powell, Lula Stuart and
Miss Helen Leppert.
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RUSSIAN STORIES TO
BE CLUBS TOPIC

A program of Russian short
stories will be given at the meet
ing Of the New Century Club to be
held Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Frank Miller, $40 East Wash
ington street. Assisting her will
be; Mrs. l. E. Rush and Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith.
The stories to be discussed by
Mrs. H. L. McGinnis and Mrs.
Harry Beebe are "One Autumn
Night" by Cork; THE Bet" by
Checklov and God Sees the Truth,
but Waits" by Tolstoi.
Mrs. M. I. Scudder, general
chairman of the study course, has
appointed Mrs. w. M. McNutt, lit
erature; Mrs. Charles Summers, art,
and Mrs. George Stockton, music.
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HONOR WON BY
CITY. ALTRUSAN

Miss Mamie: D. Larsh won an AL
trusa club pin in contest at the
Sixth district convention held re-
Gently at Green Bay, Wis. She also
was elected first president.
She won the pin for being the
best informed member on Altrusan
policies.
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R-DANCE TO
HONOR GUARDIAN

Mrs. Harold Trusler, grand guar
dian of Jobs Daughters, will be
honor guest tonight at a dinner
dance to be given by Bethel 5 at
Clinton.
Accompanying her will be Mes
danes Mae Marcum Jacobs, Albert
Pauley, E. r. Pruitt, Oscar Leonard
and John Marshall.
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NEW MINISTER'S
TO Be HONORED

New ministers and families of the
indianapolis district of the Method
ist Episcopal church will be hon
ored at reception Of the Method
list Ministers Wives Association at
8 Monday in the nurses home of the
Methodist hospital. Officers of the
association are:
Mrs william C Hartinger. president
Mrs. Warren w Want, e-preSident
Mrs. William T. Jones. secretary; Mrs.
Norman G. Talbot. corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. M. o. Robbins. treasurer.
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MRS. WOODBURY.
WILL BE HOSTESS

MRS. H. G. Woodbury., $50 North
Central court, will be hostess
wednesday for a meeting of the
Home Economics Club.
she viii be assisted by Mesdames
II. B. Ashley, Maxwell Shaw. Mrs.
Frank Nesbitt will review THE
House That Runs Itself" Mrs.
George Croft will give a paper on
why Bother? and Mrs. Ernest
Miliholland has charge Of surprise
program.
A exhibit Of canning work of the
members vii be on display.