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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-05
Plans Made
for Sorority
Founder Day

Indianapolis Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumnae Club will be hostess tc
District for the Founders DAY
luncheon and dance at the Clay
pool, March IL.
The guests will be seated at ia.
bles for eight, decorated with spring
flowers and programs In black and
gold.
Advisory boards of the chapters
Will be seated at table for TWEEN
ty; the central rushing committee
with the incoming active presidents
will be seated at table for twelve
The speakers table will be pre-
sided over by Mrr. Charles c. Blink
ley, president Of Indianapolis Alum
nae Club.
Call on District Chiefs
At this table will be presidents
Of alumnae clubs and presidents
of the active chapters and the
honor guest, Miss Mary Reiman,
Connersville, district president.
Active presidents are: Alpha, De
Paw, Joan Durham; Beta, Indiana,
Nancy Jay; Gamma, Butler, Valen-
cia Meng, and Alpha Chi, Purdue,
Georgia Dorner.
During the luncheon, music will
be furnished by Mrs. Karl Nessler,
harpist. and Mrs. Roy Meter,
Lebanon, vocalist. Miss Reiman
will call on the following past dis
trict presidents for word of greet
ing: Miss Sarah Cotton, Miss Aida
Knox, Mrs. Grace Philpott Young
of Bloomington, and Mrs. Nancy
Bragg Hughes, Greenfield.
Mrs. Mary Ashby Fuller, past
grand president, active and
alumnae presidents, will give re-
sponses.
Active chapters will give the fol-
low stunts: Alpha, Doll Shop;
Beta, "Kites Go Sailing" Gamma,
Theta Kite. My Everything" and
Alpha Chi, "A Pansy Charm"
The program committee includes
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, chair
man, Mrs. Frank LevinSon, Mrs.
CHesLSI JeWeIO.
Dance In Riley Room
The dance will be held in the
Riley room, which will be lighted
by an enormous kite and colored
flood lights. Miss Reiman again will
be honor guest. Patrons and patron
esses will be: Messrs. and Mes
danes c. c. Binkley, John Fuller,
A. D. Hitz, Foster Clippinger,
James Murray.
The committee consists of Mrs.
Scott r. Brewer, chairman; Mes
danes Horace Mcclure, Charles
Walker, Misses Helen De Griel,
Harriet Henderson, Edna BALI and
Mary Lou Twyman.
Committee on arrangements: Mrs.
John L. H. Fuller, chairman; Mes
danes Edgar Goss, T. A. Moynahan,
Ed r. Smith, Jeanne Bose, H. Fos-
ter Clippinger and George Seiden-
sticker.
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Mrs. A. Hernley Boyd is chair
man of the Pi Beta Phi annual
benefit bridge party for the Pi Phi
settlement school in Gatlingburg
Tenn, to be held at 2 Thursday at
Banner Whitehill auditorium.
Mrs. o. A. Hoffman and Mrs
Alice Holloway are in charge OF
tickets and reservations; Mrs. A.
Vernon Grindle and Mrs. Frederick
A. Terry are in charge of prizes,
and Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield is pub
Lefty chairman.
Seventeen years ago Pi Phi
founded its settlement school which
has become the social center for
the whole community. The hun
dred acres of picturesque mountain
country is also a beauty spot which
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Dinner Will
Pay Honor
to Visitor

Mrs Elizabeth Sears of New
York viii be speaker at the din
ner of the Indianapolis Business
and Professional Women's Club at
$50 Thursday at the woman's De-
partment Clubhouse. Dinner is be-
ing sponsored by the public rela-
tons conmitte of the club, and is in
celebration of National Business
Women'S week, March 6 to IL, in
elusive.
Music viii be furnished by Mu
Phi Epsilon Patroness Club ensem-
BILE, comprised of fourteen voices,
under the direction of Mrs. F. Or
Shattuck, with Mrs. Harriet Burtch,
accompanist. The following will
be special guests of the club:
DR.. Elsie G.. Stewart, president, Wom-
ans Rotary Club; Mrs. Everett NJ. Scho-
Club; Mrs Elizabeth Redmon Boyle, presi-
dent, Altrusa Club; Miss Anna B. Feeley,
women and Miss Fannie 6. Graeter,
president. Mutual Service Association.
Miss Mamie l.. Bass will intro
duce Mrs. Sears. Miss Bass repre-
Sented Indiana on the original
committee of 100 outstanding busi-
ness and professional women in
the country who went to New York
to make plans for the formation. of
the National Federation of Bush
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, which eliminated in the st.
Louis convention in 1919.
1t was decided at this meeting
to put three organizers in the field
and Mrs. Sears was appointed as
one of this number. Miss Bass
formerly was president of the
Women'S City Club, which, with
the business women'S department
of the Woman'S Department Club,
now constitutes the membership of
the Indianapolis Business and Pro-
feSSional Women's Club.
AS editor of the independent
Woman, the official organ of the
national federation for several years,
Mrs. Sears was extremely helpful to
younger clubs in the formation of
progressive policies and developing
an interesting program of work
She has been a member of the ma
tional board since its beginning, in
later years serving as chairman OF
the public relations committee.
Mrs. Sears will talk before the
Ft. Wayne club on Monday and is
filling eight engagements in Indiana
cities. The following are members
of the public relations committee OF
| the local club:
Misses Glen D. Anderson. chairman;
Mamie L. Bass. Pearl Holloway, Amelia
Klippe, Marie Tudor, DR.. Marie B. Kast,
and Mesdames Stella B. Coleman and
Mary E. Kynett.
Special table is being reserved for
public relations chairmen from out
of-town clubs. Reservations should
be made with Miss Grace Lyons
424 East Twenty first street, on or
before Wednesday.
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Among annual heralds Of spring
are the state day" festivities of
national college sororities, three
in progress today and several ap-
preaching.
These celebrations, usually in
Guiding a luncheon and dance at
one of the clubs or hotels, honor
sorority founders, and are attended
by members of active chapters OF
state universities and colleges,
members of alumnae clubs in the
state, and frequently by national
officers.
Arrangements for Delta Delta
Delta luncheon and dance today
at the Claypool are in charge CT
Miss Margaret Waters, upper
right, of the local alumnae.
zeta Tau Alpha's meeting at
the Highland Golf and Country
club was arranged by Miss Evelyn
Henschen, lower right.
Miss Helen Janet Fisher, up
per left, president of the Indiana
university chapter of Phi Omega
ri, is on the luncheon program
at the Lincoln today.
Alpha Omicron Pi luncheon and
dance will be at the Lincoln next
Saturday. Mrs. B. w. Avis, up
per center. is program chairman.
Miss Rosemary Kelly, lower
left, of the Bloomington chapter
of Delta Gamma, is assisting Mrs.
Mark Hamer, entertainment chair
man, for their Sorority's party at
the Columbia Club next Satur-
day.
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Girl Scouts

Patrol leaders of the east side
high school section, which met
Thursday at Emerson Baptist
church are: Evelyn Willsey, No.
"a; Margaret Egan, No. 16; Bar
bara French, No. 7; Sarah Alice
Mcintosh, No. z; Marjorie Willsey,
No. "a; Bobby 10 Vestal, sergeant
at-afms; Dorothy Woods, No. 5,
treasurer; Mildred jenkins, No. z,
secretary. Miss Ella Sengenberger,
examiner for journalist merit
badge, gave talk on the badge.
Eleanor Snaps patrol of troop
No. AZ, Hawthorne community
house, had charge of the campfire
Wednesday at troop No. AZ when a
Washington playlet was given.
Troop No. 30, Broadway M. E.
church, will celebrate the twentieth
anniversary of Girl Scouting Tues
day by entertaining mothers at a
tea.
New candidates are: Wilma Nets
ker, No. 40; Evelyn Brooks, Nina
Deal, Clemmie Remit, Thelma
Branflam, Frances Hurst, June Da-
wee, Ruth Padgett, No. Is; Dorothy
Bates, Frances Raisley, No. IA;
Ruth Avery. Laura Ann Garrison,
No. 81; Mildred Jane Cohen. No.
81; Georgia Larch, No. So; Lorraine
Leonard. No. 40; Lucille Liendecker,
Betty Lou Piez, Nancy Warner,
Marjorie Jane Sernfelz, No. IS:
Virginia Overman, Elsie Blackledge,
No. IS.
Investitures we're held this week
for: Dorothy Gable. No. 40; Betty
Bossingham. Martha Morgan, No
2; Margaret Bales, No. IA; Mary
Virginia Comfy. No. "a; Josephine
WEIGH. Dorothy Hall, No. SO; Betty
Whitmore, No. IL.
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Composer
Tenor to Be
in Recital

indianapolis Matinee Musicale
will present Alexandra Gretchanin-
of, Russian composer and pianist.
and Albert Rappaport, tenor for the
Chicago Civic Opera Company, in a
recital of Russian and Polish music
at Tuesday night in sculpture
court, John Heron Art institute.
Many of the selections to be sung
and played are compositions of
Gretchaninoff. Gretchaninoff will
be assisted in accompanying Kappa
port by Mrs. Rappaport.
Ushers for the concert will be
Mesdames Harold Larsh, Harry
Green. Earl Noggle, Misses Ramona
Wilson, Betty Humphreys, Geral-
dine Swarthout, and Inez LLOYD.
The program follows:
Upon the yellow Fields" Like m
Angel Homeward LeMiing." over
The Wounded Birch Tree" In
Albert RsppspOrt.. with G itasdn0f0H
II
Vocal
She Was Your own" II win Go Into
the Valley" The Cuckoo" Dew
Drops" Aria from the opera, DO
Mr.. RappapoTt. with the 'I composer
at the Piano.
III
Piano
Fleeing Thoughts" Chldren's Sketches
Ior tne Piano, .Gretchaninod
Happy Meeting" "A Misunderstand
ing, "Minuet." "a Folk Tune"
Nightly Event" "A Firm Resolve
Gretchaninof.
"
Voice
'If With All Your Hearts" Elijah
~, -..s---.......... MencelSSohn
"Auf dem Wasser zu singen' Schubert
II MIC tesoro' (Don Giovanni Mozart
Aria from the opera, La Juive" Halevy
Mr.. Rappaport with Cecilia Roth
Rappaport at the Piano.
Voice
Children's Songs
The Little Grey Her" "Snowffakes"
Snowdrops." Rain" RAINBOW"
'Ai-du-du" ..,...... Ciretchaninofy
Mr.. Rappaport, with the Composer
at the Piano.
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Mrs. Heppner
Is Guest Artist
of Marott Trio

Mrs. Otto B. Heppner, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mildred Cathcart
Warrick, will be the guest artist
with the Marott Trio in the Sunday
concert held in the Marott ball
room from 8:45 until 10 p. m. These
muSicaleS given each Sunday eve
ming by Miss Maude Custer, violin
list and director; Miss Hilda Bur-
richter, pianist, and Miss Consuelo
Couchman, celist, are regular fea-
ture of the Marott hotel, and friends
of the hotel are cordially invited to
attend. The program follows:
Trio--Rondo from B-F1at Trio). Schubert
Vocal
"a sprin9 Fancy, .Dens ToIS
Mrs. Heppner.
Consuelo Couchman.
''All the Leaves Were Calling Me-
''In a Luxembourg Garden. Manning
Mrs. Heppner.
Violin-"Caprice XIII. .Paganini- Kreisler
Maude Custer
Vocal
" Inits MIA 81; FTl IN,
Mrs. Heppner.
Finale-"Poete ct Paysan'. .......
......-............ Franz Won Suppe
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WEDNESDAY

Zetathea Club will meet with Mrs,
Gertrude Hoch, 1901 Broadway. Mrs.
S. A. SammiS and Mrs. Jess E. Mar
tin will give book reviews.
New Century Club will meet at
tile John Heron Art institute, with
Mrs. Charles Sommers as hostess.
assisted by Mrs. George P. Stockton
and Mrs. Edwin Rogers.
Wednesday Afternoon Club will
hold luncheon and election of Of
f1cers. HosteSSes will be Mesdames
Charles Trotter, B. H. Bass, B. F.
Entwhistle, Eva M. Wright, Ernest
Hawkins, and William Schneider.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Pauline Mas will entertain
members of the Charity Club of
Willing Workers with a luncheon
at the Roses of Sharon tearoom.
2241 North Delaware street.
indianapolis Current Events Club
will be entertained by Mrs. M. e.
Burkhart, Ass Central avenue, as
sisted by Mrs. P. c. Lumley. Pro-
gram will be by Mrs. Alice Cosler
and Mrs. Mary j. Billings.
Ladies Federal Club will meet with
Mrs. John T. Larner, GIG North La
Sale street, for a covered dish
luncheon. The committee is Mes
danes M. F. Higgins and Mrs. j. z.
Matthews.
Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Luther
Pollen, with Mrs. Ira Foxworthy as
sisting.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Literary Club
viii be entertained at the home of
Mrs. Charles Chardron, 516l Park
avenue, with Mrs. j. E. Kolb assist
ing. Program will be by Mrs. Isaac
Carter and Mrs. M. c. Moore.
Mrs. F. c. Williams, 345 North
Audubon road, will be hostess for
the I1vington Quest Club. Mrs.
Pearl Kohnle will give the program.
Over The Teacups Clubs meeting
will be with Mrs. Jesse Moore, 1921
North Pennsylvania street. Miss
Emma King and Mrs. Edward Har-
man will read papers.
Friday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. F. H. Lutz. 1346
North La Sale street, with papers
by Mrs. E. F. w. Sunderman and
Miss Alvira Clark.
Irvington Social Study Club will
meet with Mrs. Walter Ellison. ais
South Audubon road. Officers will
be elected. On the program will be
book reviews by Mesdames S. S.
FauSsett, D. H. Gifln, and Robert
Drum
Officers will be elected by the
indianapolis Woman's Club, with tea.
following the program. Mrs. 2.
Vernon Hahn will speak. The meet
ing will be at 3 at the PropyIaeun,.
SATURDAY
Western College Alumnae Cluh
Will have a dinner in honor of Miss
Merle Ackermann, head of the art
department at Western, at the home
OF Miss Geneva Mccoy, 974 West
drive, Woodruff Place.
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Musical Tea Is
Arranged for
Sorority Group

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority will have musical
tea Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Rudy, 1910
Central avenue, honoring Mrs.
Clarence Henry, who is leaving the
city.
Mrs. Robert Brakeman will speak
on Musical America" illustrated by
piano selections, and vocal numbers
by Mrs. Harvey Martin, soprano.
Mrs. Rudy will be assisted by
MesdameS Norman Schneider and
Harvey Martin, who will preside at
the tea table; Herbert Gibbs, John
HutchinS, Clinton Lasher, Misses
Leona Wright and Gertrude Cute
liuS.
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Women Voters to Study Plans
for ReorganiSing Townships

A plan for reorganization of town.
ship and county government will be
proposed by the county government
committee of the Indiana League of
Women Voters for adoption at the
state convention March "a and Is in
South Bend. Mrs. H. r. Misener of
Michigan City is a member of the
committee.
Practically every local league in
the state has made an intensive
study of its own county government
and of the township set-up during
the last year. These surveys have
been completed and sent to the
state county government commit
tee of which Mrs. Walter S. Green
ough is chairman.
The recommendations made by
the various local leagues will be
considered by the committee, and
a summary of all proposals will be
presented to the convention for
action.
Adjustment of township govern
ment is favored by all the leagues
which nave reported 70 oaCe from
the larger cities. In rural COM
munities there is some feeling that
the township is an economical unit
of government.
Reports to date indicate una
nimity of opinion on the need for
centering responsibility for the ad-
ministration of county government,
but the proposals for bringing about
this desired end vary with the local
tiles represented.
The work of the state committee
will be to analyze the recommended
tons made as a result of the local
studies of county government and
to evolve state program which viii
be sponsored by the entire organiza-
ton.
Mrs. GreenougE win be in charge
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UNION DAUGHTERS
TO HOLD MEETING

Mrs. r. o. McAlexander, 21OI
North Delaware street, will be hos
tess to a meeting of the Governor
Oliver P. Morton chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the Union. A musical pro-
gram will be presented.
A business session will be held.
followed by the program. Moores
Hawiian string quartet will play.
and Mrs. Bessie Hermann will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Gertrude Nc
Queen.
A social hour and tea will follow,
with members of section four assist
ing the hostess. The regent, Mrs.
T. w. Demerlee, will preside.
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GUILD TO OBSERVE
PRESIDENTS DAY

Sunnyside Guild will celebrate its
annual Presidents day with a lunch
con at 1890 Monday at the Column
bia club. Mrs. Carrie L. Hammel,
president, will be the hostess. Elec-
ton of officers will be held. She
will be assisted by the following:
Mesdames c. J. Mcintyre. Roy L. Nc
Nair,. Gus Meyer, Rufus Mumford, B. B.
Pettijohn, Margaret Reemer, Charles Rem
ard. Sidney Rice. G. w. Richardson, Reilly
c. Adams, and o. H. Broadway.
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WORLDS FAIR TO
Be ADDRESS TOPIC

1.-THE Worlds Fair in the Max
ing will be the subject of Miss
Helen M. BENEFITS talk before
members of Pi Omicron sorority on
Tuesday, following banquet held
in her honor at the Washington
Miss Bennett is manager of the So
cial science department of the
Century of Progress.
Mrs. John Hays Bailey, program
chairman, will preside. Other guests
will include DR.. and Mrs. Stanley
Coulter of Lafayette, Mrs. Adah O.
Frost and DR.. Elsie G. Stewart.
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D. OF /. INITIATION
PLANNED FOR FIFTY

Daughters of Isabella will hold
initiation services Sunday afternoon
at the Catholic Community Center
for class of fifty candidates. Miss
Gertrude Murphy, regent, will pre-
side.
The glee club. directed by Miss
Rosemary Lawlor, will take part in
the ceremony. Miss Stella Haugh
is in charge Of entertainment and
Mrs. Katherine Mailman Of refresh
ments.
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MISSIONARY GROUP
PLANS PROGRAM

Missionary society of Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet at 2
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
May Alling, 6149 Park avenue.
The program will include Bible
lesson by Mrs. Glenn Diddel; THE
Migrant Workers in the East and
West" Mrs. Augusta Siersdale; ION
With the Light" Mrs. Otto Rowland,
and a current events discussion.
Assistant hostesses will include:
Mesdames R. E. Reeves, Frank Emrick,
Grace Wilson, Matte Springer. Ina Con-
over. F. F. Logsdon, Samuel McConaha,
Leslie Hashbarger and Nancy Main.
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Pioneer Suffrage Worker to
Address Department Club

Woman's Department Club will
present Emily Newell Blair, a lead
ing figure, in literature and politics,
in lecture, Books of Real Signifl-
cance," before the general club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Blair was a pioneer worker
for woman's suffrage, having man.
aged the press and publicity de-
partment for the initial suffrage
campaign in Missouri. She also has
been vice-chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee for six
years.
Mrs. Blair conducts a monthly
book department in Good House
keeping and also contributes to
other current montAlies.
Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, presi-
dent, will preside at a business
meeting at 2 and will introduce the
speaker.
A social hour will follow the talk
in the tearoom where Mrs. Harry E.
Watson and members of the hos
pitality committee will serve as
hoSteSSeS.
General Club election also will be
held Wednesday. Polls will be open
from 10 until with Mrs Christian
Olsen as chairman of the election
board. Candidates for office are:
Mesdames r. o. McAlexander. president
Madison Swadener and A. J. Hueber. vice.
president: John Engelke and Albert Hinkle
recording secretary: A. Edgar Shirley.
membership secretary. Horace c. Casadv,
treasurer: J E. BarcuS. Lawrence F. orr.
Victor Kendall Robert Shingler. Harry E.
Watson and Howard w. Painter. directors
at-large. Of whom three will be elected.
Book-a-Month group will meet at
III Wednesday morning. Mrs. Milo
H Stuart will review Fiswoode Tar
leton's Some Trust in Chariots."
A buffet luncheon will be served
at 1890 for which reservations may
be made with Mrs. w. p. Morton.
AIys. Merritt E. Wool. 1880 Gull
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Meridian Hills
Social Events
Are Announced

Meridian Hills Country Club has
arranged its social calendar for
March, opening with the luncheon
bridge for members and guests at
Tuesday. Hostesses will be Mes
danes Edgar T. Haynes, Charles
H. Hagedon and George M. Weaver.
The fifth round in the women's
bridge tournament will be played
off Monday, March IA, at the club
house. Following this round, one
more is scheduled.
The club will hold a formal din
ner dance for members and guests
March Is, and the monthly dinner
bridge March &c.
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ford avenue, will be hostess for the
monthly luncheon of P. H. N. A.
auxiliary Tuesday. officers will be
elected following luncheon at 1890.
Pleasure from Pictures group of
the art department will meet at /
Monday at the club house when
Miss Josephine Binninger will re-
view History of American Paint
ing"
Paintings by Robert Craig will be
exhibited at the club house during
March.
Board of directors will meet at 10
Monday at tHe club house.
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MAP CONVENTION
IN PARKE COUNTY

By Times Special
ROCKVILLE, Ind, March 5. -
Semi-annual council meeting of
Parke County Federation of Clubs
was held last week to arrange for
the convention April at Rockville
Mrs. Hugh H. Banta, county fed
Grafton president, presided.
Twenty-one of twenty-four clubs
of the county were represented with
fifty eight women in attendance.
Department chairmen outlined the
various fields of work of interest to
clubwomen.
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Don HOOner TO SnenL

Don Hoover of the indianapolis
News will speak before chapters Of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority at 7:30
Tuesday at the Washington. Pre-
ced1ng the meeting, dinner will be
served in the cafe followed by a
counsel meeting to which chapter
members are invited.
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D. OF u. Y. TO GIVE
COLONIAL PARTY

Members of Catherine Merrill
Tent 9, Daughters of Union Veter-
ans, win hold a George Washington
party in connection with their
meeting at Monday night at TT.
Friend. 512 North Illinois street.
All are asked to wear colonial cos
tunes, and prize will be awarded
to the best. A colonial program will
be presented. Mrs. Della Essex,
patriotic instructor, is in charge.
The president, Mrs. Caddy Farms
worth, will preside.
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SOroritu to Initiate

Informal initiation services, fol-
lowed by a slumber party, viii be
held by the Sigma Phi Delta soror-
ity tonight at the home of Miss
Hazel Shedd, 426 Berwick street.
Misses Lucille Snider, Leah Eltzroti1.
and Helen Cantwell viii assist. Miss
June May is the initiate. j
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AFTERMATH CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

New officers of the Aftermath
Club are:
Mesdames c. S. Lycan, president; John
A. Sink, first vice-president; Elmer L.
Lockyear, second vice-president; F. w.
shideler, recording secretary; Bertha w.
Mitchell. corresponding secretary, and w.
Pink Hall. treasurer.
The executive board is composed
of Mesde.mes o. T. Behymer, j. H.
Brill and G. E. Weir.
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Garden Talk Scheduled

Mrs. Charles j. Lynn will speak
at 1920 Tuesday at Central Y. w.
G. A. on 1.-THE Little Back Yard
Garden" This is the second of a
series of gardening talks by local
women. Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey is
scheduled for a talk on Come Into
NV Garden
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Theta Sigma Chi sorority will
hold a pajama party tonight at che
home of Mrs. Albert Valpp. Sunday
morning a breakfast will be served
at Whispering Winds, followed by
initiation services for Mrs. Linda
Crone,
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Card Fete ARRANGED

Alpha Omicron Pi and Tau Kappa
Tau Mothers, clubs will hold card
party at 2 Friday at Banner White
hill auditorium. Hostesses will in
clude Mesdames Wayne Reddick
G. A. Maris, Edwin A. Hunt, and
Walter H. Eggert.