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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-02
DR.. SchzOeitSer
VIII address
Mail AMxiHar)

DR.. Ada Schweitzer will speak on
1.-THE Indiana Child" at the January
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Railway Mail Association
Tuesday afternoon at the Woman'S
Department Club. B. G. Burris,
Cincinnati, division president, will
be the guest of honor.
A musical program will be pre-
sented in charge of Mrs. F. H. Mel
son. Dinner will be served follow
ing the program, and stunts will be
given by members. Dancing and
cards will furnish entertainment
during the evening.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements will be Mesdames w. B.
Breden, John H. Newlin, Frank
Duckwall, Wilbur Coffin, David
Hedges, Carl Kelly, Evans Mckee
han, o. j. Wenrick and Miss Mabel
Bohnstadt.
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Democrats to
Hold annual
Club Session

Indiana Women's Democratic
Club will hold its annual winter
luncheon, Jan. 10, at the Claypool.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Fain, Norfolk, Va,
who was the first woman member
of the Virginia house of delegates,
will speak.
Mrs. Fain was a member of the
house for six years, and served on
various important committees and
commissions. She now is a member
of the D. A. r., the American Lee
gion Auxiliary, Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, League of
Women Voters, National Economic
League, American Historical Associa-
ton, and in civic organizations in
Norfolk.
Miss Emma May, Terre Haute,
state president of the club, will pre-
side. Delegates are expected from
every branch of the club in the
state.
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Education Body
WIZ Entertain
at PrObyIaeun1

Guest meeting of the Council of
Administrative Women in Education
viii be held at Monday, Jan. II.
at the Propyylaeum, with the fol-
lowing special guests in attendance:
DR.. Walter S. Athearn and Mrs. Athearn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Stetson: Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo H. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.
Weir. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hacker. Mr.,
and Mrs Wilbur D. Peat Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Carr. DR. j. I. Good and Mrs Good:
Luther L. Dickerson and DR.. w. L. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Richardson.
Mary Traub Busch ensemble will
provide dinner music and also will
play following dinner.
Officers of the local chapter are:
Miss Ruth Patterson, president;
Miss Freida Herbst, vice-persident;
Miss Ruby Lee, secretary, and Miss
Gertrude Buscher, treasurer. Miss
Anna Reade is chairman Of the pro-
gram committee, and Mrs. Carl Mil
Ter, chairman of the social commit
tee.
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In the Realm of Clubs

1922 Stuart avenue. Mrs. E. F.
Brown and Mrs. j. w. Preston will
read papers.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet with Mrs. w. I. Moore,
1864 Guilford avenue, with Mrs. G.
E. Lupton assisting.
indianapolis Women's Club will
hold a reception for new members
at the Propylaeum. Miss Elizabeth
L. Haerle and Mrs. Benjamin D.
Hitz will speak.
Mrs. Charles j. Cook, 2405 Ash
land avenue, will entertain mem
berS of the Woman's Advance Club.
Mrs. F. F. Logsdon will speak on
Texas.
Miss Caroline Miller will enter
tain members of the Over the Tea
cups Club at her home, 637 East
Thirty-second street. The program
will be given by Mrs. j. A. Suther-
land and Mrs. G. w. Dicks.
Irvington Quest Club will meet
with Mrs. Richard B. Miller, 369
South Ritter avenue.
Irvington Social Study Club will
meet with Mrs D. H. Giffin, SO Ken
more road. MesdameS w. G.. Hennes,
G. G. Grimes and o. M. Enyart will
read papers.
Officers will be elected by the
Irvington Catholic Study Club. This
meeting was changed from Jan. 6.
Mrs. L. F. Tearney, 1868 East Wash
lngton street, will be the hostess.
Mrs. G. L. Hogle and Mrs F.. w
Hogle will be hosteSses for the Irv-
ington Fortnightly Club.
SATURDAY
Magazine Club will meet at the
Y. w. G. A. with Mesdames G. M
Gibbs, Rudolph Grosskopf. B. w.
Gillespie and H L. Harding as host
esses. The subject will be Spanish
Heroes" and papers will be given
by MeSdameS John A. Shafer, j. F.
Kelly, H. w. Dragoo, j. B. Wanda
worker, Misses Corrinne Ryan and
Helen Stockton.
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Miss Dorothy Jane Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davis, will
become the bride of Gilbert Lafay-
elite Guthrie, son of Mrs. Julia
Guthrie, Atchison, Kan, in cere-
mony to be solemnized at 4::30 this
afternoon at the Davis home, 2432
Park avenue.
The fireplace will be banked with
palms and ferns, thanked with bas-
kets of Johanna Hill roses and light
ed with cathedral candles, to form
an altar for the ceremony. The
Rev. Aubrey H. Moore of Seventh
Christian church will offciate.
The bride. who will be unat-
tended, will be given in marriage by
her father. She will wear fitted
gown of shell-pink crepe, with short
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

Toyama chapter will meet Friday
night at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Viola
Turner, 1925 West Twenty seventh
street.
Himalaya chapter recently enter
tanned in honor of Miss Julia
Thompson, artist, of New York City.
Miss Thompson entertained the
group with talk on art and her
world travels promoting interna-
tional brotherhood. Guests were
Lillian K. Sielken, M. D.; Mrs. Alex
Paul, Mrs. Ernest Wiles, Mrs. w. A.
Hays, Mrs. F. A. Barlet and Mrs.
Walker Baylor. Miss Glenna Carysle
was in charge of the program. Mrs.
Olive M. MacLean, hostess, was as
sisted by Mrs. j. B. CumminS.
All chapter publicity chairmen
are requested by Mrs. George G.
Roberts, publicity chairman, to mail
their notices to Mrs. M. B. Dunn,
R. R. 5, Box 191, indianapolis, not
later than Monday night of the
week preceding your meeting. Mrs.
Dunn, assisting I. T. S. G. chair
man, will be in charge for the next
few weeks.
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Jewish Women'S Group to Hear
Editor at KirShbaum Center

Mrs. Sultan Cohen and Miss
Gertrude Feibleman are chairman
and vice-chairman of the program
committee of indianapolis section,
National Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, presenting Boyd Gurley, editor
of The Times, in a lecture, Look
ing Into 1892" at 2 Monday at
Kirshbaum Community center.
Mrs. Louis Wolf, president Of the
section, will preside. The program
also will include dances by Miss
Marjorie SternfelS in costume, &C
companied by Mrs. J. H. Hopgood.
The meeting will be followed by a
social hour and tea will be in charge
of Mrs. Jacob Solomon and Mrs.
Harry We'll.
Mrs. Melville Cohen announces
the book review circle will meet at
the center at 1915 Wednesday.
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Pianist VIII
GiUe Recital
at Institute

Local branch of the Schubert Me-
mortal Association of New York viii
present Miss Isabel Galkowsky,
pianist, in recital at $50 Tuesday,
Jan. 10, at the John Heron Art
institute.
The association was formed three
years ago in New York by Nine.
Olga Samaroff, who realized the
great necessity of giving our young
American artists an opportunity for
public appearances. The association
is sponsored by nearly all of the
great artists in the country who de-
cry the American attitude toward
unknown performers.
Each September additions are
held before an examination board
which selects those to appear with
the New York Philharmonic, Boston
and Philadelphia orchestraS.
Various groups have been formed
all over the country to bring these
artists to our principal cities. The
local committee includes:
Mrs. Lafayette Page. chairman; Mes
danes Henry Schurmann, Robert Blake
man, Hugh McGibeny. Hartley Sherwood,
Jack Goodman, William lockwood. william
Eessler, Eugene Miller, James Fessler, Will
liam L. Elder and G. H. A. Cloves
The committee plans a series of
concerts each year to introduce
addition prize winners.
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SOCIETY IN
NEW YEARS PARTY

Mrs. Alice F. Emerson entertained
members of the Indiana Poetry So
ciety with a New Years party,
Thursday afternoon, at the Lumley
tearoom. Premier roses were used
in decorating. A group of original
poems were read by the members.
A musical program included piano
numbers by Mrs. Georgianna Ritter
and Mrs. Emerson, and songs by
Miss Irene Rothernal, accompanied
by Miss Thelma Morris.
A surprise box" was a feature of
the entertainment, and toasts and
responses in keeping with the New
Year were given. twenty-five mem
bers and five guests were present. A
rose was presented each guest.
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Programs of
Club GYOubs
Are Planned

Art and literature drama depart
ments of the Woman's Department
Club will meet during the next week
at the club house.
The 10 O'clock will meet next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
H. B. Burnet, AIT North Pennsyl-
vania street, to continue its years
study project, Architecture"
The art department class for the
reading course, Pleasure From
Painting" will meet at Monday
when Miss Josephine Binninger,
leader, will discuss Frank Mather
Jr.'s History of Italian Paintings"
Business meeting will convene at
and a program will be held at
'2:30. Mrs. Susan Stark Taylor will
lecture on THE Hoosier Group"
There will be an exhibit of paint
ings by Hoosier artists at the club
house during January.
Mrs. Brown to Speak
Literature department will pre-
sent Mrs. Demarchus Brown in a.
lecture on Robert Louis Stevenson
at its meeting, at 1890 Wednesday.
Mrs. Harley P. Rhodehamel, chair
man Of the department, will pre-
side.
Tea will be served following the
program in the blue dining room, in
charge of Mrs. w. P. Morton. Deco
rations will be those which Mrs.
Morton brought from Hawaii.
The table will be centered with a
cocoanut filled with flowers. Assist
ant hostesses, who will wear Ha-
waiian leis, will be Mesdames j. E.
Barcus, r. w. Brandt, Willard N.
Clute, H. w. Dsagoo w. A. Row.
land, Francis P. Russell, James P.
Tretton, Frank c. Walker, George
Van Dyke and Miss Bertha Ed
wards.
To Review Plays
The drama class will meet at l
preceding the regular meeting. Mrs!
Shideler Harpe will review 1.-THE
Easiest Way" by Eugene Walter;
"The Great Divide" by William
Vaughn Moody, and Seven Keys
to Baldpate," by George M. Cohan.
Mrs. Harpe is graduate of Cen
trail Normal college and was for
merly an assistant librarian in the
state library.
She will act as leader for the
drama class in the study of the
reading course, American Drama"
The completion of this course en-
titles the members to one credit
toward membership in Epsilon Sig
ma Omicron sorority.
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BIBLE CLASS WILL
RESUME MEETINGS

Marott Woman's Bible Glass will
resume weekly meetings at 10 Tues
day morning in the Arcade of the
hotel after a recess over the Christ
mas holidays. Two lessons will be
taken up at the coming meeting,
the titles of which are 1.-THE Praying
Mother" and 1.-THE Woman Who
Thought God Had Failed" Both
lessons are related to the main sub
ject, "The Women of the Old Tesla
ment," which the ten weeks period
of class meetings will have for
study.
Preceding the Christmas recess,
the attendance at the meetings had
increased in large numbers each
week, and it is expected this in
crease will be further shown when
the class again takes up its work
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Charles j. Buchanan, who
teaches the class, is Bible student
of wide experience.
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Mrs. Mccoy to
Be Hostess at
D. of q. Parto

Mrs. Henry C. Mccoy, 2O36 North
Meridian street, will be hostess for
the first meeting for the New Year
of the Governor Oliver Perry Nor
ton chapter, Daughters of the Union,
at 2:30 Monday, at her home.
A business session will be held
followed by a surprise program, to
consist of numbers by the members.
The program is being arranged by
the music committee, composed of
MeSdames Louis E. Kruger, chair
man; j. B. Vandaworker, Mccoy,
and M. D. Didway.
Mrs. Mccoy will be assisted by
MeSdames A. j. Clark, j. K. Cooper,
j. o. Cottingham, Eugene H. OAR
rach, Van D. Dawson, Thomas w.
Demmerly, w. G. De Miller, Didway,
P. M. Dill, and Clarence j. Finch.
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Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will be-
gin the New Year with series of
lectures on Hawaii, the Paradise
of the Pacific"
Jeanne D'Arc chapter will meet
Monday for 1890 luncheon at the
I,ockerbie. Mrs. Geneva Guental,
president, recently entertained the
Jeanne Dare and Normandy chap
ters at her home, with Christmas
party. Mrs. Samuel r. Artman was
guest of honor.
Normandy chapter meeting is to
be at the Lockerbie, with the Jeanne
D'Arc, twin chapter. The latter has
charge of the program.
Egyptian chapter will meet with
Mrs. o. E. Bowman, 5755 East New
York street, at / Tuesday. Mrs.
Alma Knowles and Mrs. Rose
Huntington will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Knowles is in charge of the
program.
Brazilian chapter will meet Tues
day at 1880 at the home of Mrs.
B. M. Howell, 1901 Graceland ave-
nue.. Mrs. Carl Neerman and Mrs.
May Van Malta will assist the host
ess. AT recent meeting of the
chapter Mrs. Neerman presented
the PRESIDENT. Mrs. Urla F. Ellis,
with a gavel made from wood taken
from a tree on the birthplace of
Abraham Lincoln. At the Christmas
party, Mrs. Artman presented Mrs,
Ellis with a pewter loving cup.
Brittany chapter will meet at
Hotel Washington Wednesday at IL
for a business meeting followed by
luncheon at u, and the lecture at l.
Aberdeen chapter will meet
wednesday at l with Mrs. Richard
Coleman. Six new members are to
be received into the chapter.
Alexandrian chapter will meet at
2 Thursday at the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company social
room. All members are requested
to come. Mrs. Perry Davis will pre-
side. A social hour is to follow
Mrs. Artman'S lecture.
Chez Foo chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. F. w. Christina
42l6 Sunset avenue, Thursday night
at 8. Miss Dorothy De Haven will
assist the hostess.
Argentenian chapter meeting viii
be with Mrs. I. w. Yancy, 29lC
Bellefontaine street. Mrs. Howard
Galley and Mrs. Charles Gibson are
assisting the hostess. Luncheon is
to be served at 1890, followed BY
business meeting and Mrs. Art
mans lecture.
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Baritone VIII
Appear With
Mar0tt Trio

Sam SimmS, baritone, will be as
Sisting artist with the Marott hotel
trio in the Sunday night musicale
in the marble ballroom from 8:45
till 10.
SimmS has been heard to advan-
tage on former programs at the ho-
tel and is making his temperance
Sunday night on special request of
the many patrons of the weekly
musicales. AS on his former ap-
pearances, he will be assisted by
Glenn Friermood at the piano.
Simms will present six numbers.
Miss Consuelo Couchman, cellist
with the trio, also will present two
solo numbers.
Included in numbers by tbs trio
will be two from "The Thunderbird
Suite" by Cadman, founded on
American Indian folk songs and
dances, arranged for instrumental
trio by Louis La Rondelle. The trio
will close the program with selec-
lions from Victor Herbert's Sweet
hearts, The complete program fol-
lows:
Trio
POGO Adagio
Finale from &c Major TRIO 49,. Haydn
Aria. III Lacerato spirito'' ;; Verdi
Cello D'
AT the Playground ....... '.streietz Si
Miss Couchman.
Come to the Fair" ............ Martin
''Wayfarer's Night Song" ........ Martin
Mr.. SimmS.
Trio
Might Song .............Ca dman
(From 'Thunderbird suite" founded on
American Indian folk songs and dances;
| arranged by Louis La Rondelle.)
Voice
Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes" e;,..:.,;........ Old English
Mr.. Simms.
Ffnale-Selections from "Sweethearts''
~
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CHURCH GROUP TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

Women's society of the Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet at 2
Wednesday in the church chapel.
A report of the calendar club will
be given followed by a program.
Mrs. w. E. Lemon will lead devo-
tons.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles
Spahr. Mrs. w. T. Chafee, Mrs. Lew
Daugherty, Mrs. James P. DarnaI,
and Mrs. Blanton Coxen.
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GUILD WILL MEET
AT COLUMBIA CLUB

Sunnyside Guild viii hold its
January luncheon Monday in the
ladies' dining room Of the Columbia
Club. Mrs. Omer Hawkins, hostess
chairman, has named the following
assistants:
Mesdames Allen s. Heaton. George Hilge-
meier. willard Hopkins. Claude T. Hoover.
A. J. Hueber. Paul Z. Hoffman. G. +.
Kleder. John sKIueber. Harold J. Koch and
Fred C. Krsuss.
Small tables will be conferred with
silver baskets Of red carnations.
Cards win follow the business ses-
sion.
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Spanish Music to Be Theme
at Mu Phi Epsilon Event

Mrs. Walter Hiatt, 795 Middle
drive, Woodruff Place, will be
hostess for a luncheon meeting of
Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu
Phi Epsilon, national honorary mu-
steal sorority, at 1890 Wednesday
at her home. Miss Ruby Kiefer and
Mrs. Sig Asher will assist Mrs.
Hiatt.
A business meeting will follow the
luncheon, after which program
will be presented. Mrs. D. E. Blood
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MISS ORNDORF TO
ADDRESS WRITERS

Miss Marguerite Orndorf will
speak on her experiences at Cam
bridge university last summer, at
a meeting of the Writers Club at
8 Tuesday night in the Architects
and Builders building. Mrs. Grace
Golden, the president, will preside.
The program also will include
the reading of a group of original
poems by Mrs. o. B. Little and
original essays by Mrs. B. G. Will
liams. Members may invite guests.
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MRS. HAHN TO BE
AUXILIARY HOSTESS

Woman's Auxiliary to st. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet Friday
at the home of the President, Mrs.
E. May Hahn, 555 South Central
Court, for 1890 luncheon. Mrs.
Edward H. Davis will be assistant
hostess.
The executive board will meet at
10 Tuesday with DR.. Lewis Brown
in his study in the parish house to
prepare the years program.
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CALENDAR CLUB TO
ATTEND SILVER TEA

Mrs. G. w. Kohlstadt's group of
the North Methodist Episcopal
church calendar club will hold a
silver tea from 2 to 4 Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Roscoe Butner,
4709 North Capitol avenue. Mrs,
w. w. Want and Mrs. w. H. Fore
man will assist the hostess.
Mrs Frank Russell, soprano, Tip
ton; Mrs. Leo Ennis and Mrs
Franklin H. Nelson, accompanied b.
Mrs. E. L. Carr, win give musical
program.
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Mrs. Charles Smith, 1921 Central
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing of the Alpha Chi Omega
Mothers Club at 2 Monday after
noon at her home. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. G. ]. Dipple, chair
man of hoste@es, Mrs. Z. d
Gamble. and Mrs. M. D. Carter.
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MISS ALDAG WILL
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Miss Dorothy Aldag viii enter
tain this afternoon at her home,
5740 Pleasant Run Parkway, with a
holiday bridge party. Greenery and
other holiday decorations and ap-
pointments will be used. At serv-
ing time tables will be adorned with
small baby dolls and infant toys to
carry out the idea of the New Year.
GY4sts viii be:
Msses Barbara Cakes. Eleanor Frantz
A4{f,orie Emerson Ellen Rogers. Martha
N - Maagieiine Adams. Betty Hartzell
NV Lou Baker. Caroline Wagner, Dorothy
Beasonef and Ann Pennant
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FRENCH GROUP TO
MEET ON TUESDAY

Pearls will be the subject of a
talk to be given by Edward E. Petri
at a meeting of the Alliance Fran
caise at 8 Tuesday night in the
Washington. Petri is president of
the Alliance and has given a series
of lectures before the club on Pre-
rious Stones, Their Origin and
Treatment" The meeting will be
prededed by a dinner.
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MEETING OF THETA
ALUMNAE IS CALLED

indianapolis Alumnae of Kappa
Alpha Theta will meet at 2:30
Saturday afternoon, Jan. 9, at the
home of Mrs. Richard Shirley, 1924
Washington boulevard. Miss Kath-
arine Graydon, professor emeritus
of English at Butler university, will
speak on Hawaii Revisited" Mrs,
John Paul Ragsdale will preside.
HoStesses will be MeSdames F. F,
Bosart, chairman, John w. Ather-
ton. A. L. Lockridge, Henry Horn
brook, Edward Mick, Martha Van
VIE, and Miss Lola Conner.
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Watch Pdrt4 Held

Mrs. Eugene Blackburn enter
tanned fifty guests at a New Years
eve watch party Thursday night at
her home on Carson road, honoring
her house guest, Mrs. Henry E. De
Cafp, Cincinnati. Mrs. Blackburn
was assist by Mrs. PNJ Kelly
Dr and mrs. I've. Fgrcl.aa ,a,d
Mr. and 4 RS. Walter QueiSsef, ''''~
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good will give current events, and
Mrs. Maxey Wall will read a paper
on Spanish Music" A musical
program will illustrate Mrs. Wallis
paper, with the following numbers:
Piano-''La Paloma."
Mrs. C. C.. McMurtrey.
Voice-'My Love Is a Muleteer" .Di NogerC
Mrs. Max Critchfeld.
Violin-"Gypsy Serenade' .....s.. Valdez
Miss Berenice Reagan.
Voice-''Habanera" from Carmen" .Bize
Mrs. Howard B. Stitt.
Accompanies will be Mrs. Nc
Murtrey and Mrs. FOlZ.
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PHI Pr Psis IN Pdrtu

Delta Rho chapter Of Phi Pi Psi
sorority will entertain with a hard
times cabaret party Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Cecil Bird, 1885
East Riverside drive. Guests will be
Misses Mae Stuckmeyer, Dorothy
He'll, and Mary Margaret O'Hara.
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Girl Reserves Feted

Mrs. Donald D. Hoover entertain
ed members of the Shortridge Girl
Reserves Club with a Christmas
party Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 1887 Carrolton avenue. Mrs.
Walter P. Morton, chairman of the
Girl Reserves committee, and Miss
Marian !. Smith. assisted.
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The above women will figure
prominently in club circles during
the two weeks.
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, upper left,
is program chairman for the jan
uary meeting of the indianapolis
Council of Women Tuesday at Tab
ernacle Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Richard G. Bryson, lower
right, is hostess with Mrs. Frederick
w. Expert for the meeting Thursday
of Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
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Omega M Tdats to Meet

Gamma chapter, omega NJ Tau
sorority, will meet at 7:30 Monday
night at the SEVERN. Miss Verle
Dietz, acting president, will preside.
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Daughters of the American Revolt
ton, at the chapter house.
Mrs. Harley w. Rhodehamel, up
per right, is chairman of the art
department of the Women'S De-
partment Club, which will present
Mrs. Susan Stark Taylor Monday
in a talk, 1.-THE. Hoosier Group"
Photo by Moorfield.
Mrs. Florence Herr Stone, lower
left, will act as hostess for the jan
uary meeting of the Women's Press
Club of Indiana, Tuesday Jan. IL,
at the Columbia Club.
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FRIDAY

Friday Afternoon Literary Club
viii meet with Mrs. E. A. Trittipo,