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LOCAL RECEPTION RUINED

Radio interference last night ruined local reception of Senator L. V, Rays broadcast over KFOD. For several nights past entirely new interference has appeared; noises heretofor unheard of. A speech at Newark was likewise spoiled by the unknown motor or battery.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-25
ELEVEN YEARS OLD

BUCHAREST, Rumania, Oct, 25, Prince Michael was II years old yesterday and proper eel ebration was observed turnout the country.
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SENATOR NORRIS ILL

SPRINGFIELD, Oct, 25,-Sena- tor Norris, who is campaigning for Governor Roosevelt, was taken to a hospital here yesterday where doc tors said he must remain indefin- itely for a complete rest.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-25

The local Republican organiza- tlon has resorted to postcards in soliciting support for the Republi- can ticket.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-25

Thirsty? Try SYLVIA'S fountain
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Card Parties

Lavelle GossetU auxiliary. 908.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. will hold
eucher and bunco party at $50
Tuesday at King avenue and Wal
nut street. Mrs. Marguerite Oxley
is chairman. assisted by Miss Mary
Kremer. Funds will be used for
hospital work.
Altar Society of St. Philip Neri
church will have a card party at
2:30 Wednesday in the auditorium.
with Mrs Henry King as chair
man.
Marion Council 1873. Security Ben
eft Association. will give card
and bunco party at $3.50 Wednesday
in its hall. 1857 East Maryland
street.
Katherine Merrill. Tent 9. Daugh-
ters Of Union Veterans Of the Civil
War, will hold a card party at TT.
Friendly. 5l2 North Illinois street,
Wednesday afternoon.
Druid lodge will hold card party
at 2:30 Wednesday az its hall. 90 /.
North Delaware street.
Cester Council. 1896 Security
Benefit Association will hold a
euchre and bunco party at $50 20
night at 1862 East Maryland street
Woman's club of the Christamore
Settlement house will hold a card
party at Wednesday at the hal
/ at fremont and West Michigan
streets. Euchre. bridge. bunco anc
five hundred will be played.
A euchre and bunco party will bt
he'd at Holy Rosary hall, $40 ste.
vens street. at $50 Wednesday.
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Guild Program
Is Scheduled
for Hospital

The monthly entertainment at the
Marion county tuberculosis hospital
by the Sunnyside Guild was sched-
uled for today.
Mrs. Irving Hamil and Mrs. Rich
ardson headed the refreshment
committee. They were assisted by:
Mesdamcs A. P. Harvey. George w
Schaner. Maxwell Lang. Kurt Schmidt. o.
P Fauchier. B. B Pettiiohn Edward sher-
man. r. B. futile G. 2. Kleder. william
H. Hanning LYNN Stone. j. A. Bromert,
William T. Eiscnlohr. Fred Kruse Carrie
Hammell and Charles Seidensticker.
Included on the program arranged
by Mrs. Chantilla E White and Mrs
Bertram V. Sturdivant we're Jack
Tilson who sang. and Harry Bason
pianist from WKFB. A bugler from
the Eleventh infantry of Fl Benja-
min Harrison sounded various calls
used in the army A squad from
Company I of the same infantry
gave a demonstration Of silent drill
This group will be used as a demon
stration company this summer at
the c. NJ. T. c. at TT. Knox.
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Mothers Will
Be HOnOred at
Session Friday

Mother Will be the theme Of the
special services to be held at
Friday by the Central w. c. T. U.
at the home OF Mrs. Charles A.
Breeze. 1910 Central avenue.
A devotional service will be in
charge of Mrs. Hattie L. Ashbury.
missionary secretary of the Indiana
Methodist Conference.
Ten Famous Mothers" will be the
subject OF a talk BY Mrs Harry L.
Robbins. Mrs. Charles J. Buchanan
will speak on Mothers Of Bible
History" Songs dedicated to
mother will be sung by Mrs. Mary
Traub Busch.
Hostesses will be Mesdames f. W.
Stockdale. chairman; Merle Sidener,
Wallace o. Lee, william H. Remy,
J. w. Esterline, Charles Railsback,
and w. L. Evans.
Members Of the hospitality COM
mittee arg, Mesdames Parvin c.
Traylor, Rover Knode Brown, Gil
bert Templeton. Paul Fifer and
Harschell Davis.
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Federation
to Convene
in Sc attic

Resolutions promoting social cul-
tural and physical betterment have
been announced in readiness for the
twenty-hrst biennial OF the General
Federation OF clubs which Will con-
veIlc June 9-fa at Seattle, Wash.
Moderation viii be the watchword
Of the biennial. according to Mrs
John r. Sippel. president
Many representatives Of the T60
clubs allied with the Indiana Fed
Grafton are expected 70 attend the
meeting. A special Indiana car viii
carry the Indiana delegation.
Mrs. Thomas J. Brooks Bedford
IS chairman OF transportation for
The Indiana unit. The party viii
leave Chicago June and the trip
sincludes a ston al National Glacier
park.
From II As 10 i2.45 Tuesday. June
"a. the session will BE- broadcast BY
The National Broadcssting Company
over a national hook-up. The meet
ings vii be held in Sesttles new
million dollar civic auditorium.
The opening evenings program
VIII have as its theme the BIZ
centennial. Play day viii include
q trip on Lake Washington through
The Lake Washington canal
Nominees for Offices have been
announced BY Mrs. Sippel president
For president Mrs. Grace Morrison
Poole Of Massachusetts is unop-
posed.
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Dancing and Musical Program
to Entertain ChOraIe Group

Musical selections will be offered by
Mesdames Mildred Moore, Glenn O..
Friermood, S. K. Ruick, Eugene Fife,
Carl T. Lieber, Mildred Sweeney,
Miss Gertrude NJ. Whalen and James
H. Lowry and Robert w. Blake.
Mr.. Saranof. who has arranged
Miss Andres dances. will direct the
Indianapolis civic ballet to be
started here this summer with Miss
Andre as assistant. Special guests
will be:
Mrs. Frank W Cregor. new president
OF the Matinee Musicale: Elmer a. Stefen.
director Of the ohorale. and Miss Miriam
Bell.
officers to be installed include:
Mrs. c. E. stalnaker. president; Mrs.
Edgar Ellsworth. vice-chairman: Mrs. ora
c. Person treasurer; Mrs. Carl W. swift
Ter secretary: Mrs. Charles Carlisle. Mrs.
Bcrtram Dsv and Miss Ruth vcvey. d.
iectors.
Mrs. Carlisle is chairman OF the
breakfast committee. Decorating
committee includes:
Mesdames c. N. Bohnstadt Frank Bill
Letter. Preston Highlev. John Fgger and
Russell HIATT.
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Personals

Mrs. Miriam Wilson Cough Is Wis
iting at Mt. Vernon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur w
Meehan have returned to Selfridge
field after visiting Lieutenant Nee
hans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5
Clement. 1853 North Gladstone
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van
Camp Martindale are at home. at
1854 North Delaware street. after a
visit at Miami Beach. Fla. Be-
fore her marriage. Jan. 20. Mrs
Martindale was Miss Eileen. Hollis
of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs William Atkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Sutphin and Mr.
and Mrs. Blaine Miller have re-
turned from a cruising trip of the
coast Of Florida.
Mrs. T. May Hahn. state presi-
dent of the American War Mothers
and Mrs. Emma Flick. correspond
ing secretary. went to Frankfort to-
day to attend a state advisory boare
meeting. They will attend the
northwest district meeting Wednes-
day. Mrs. Edward L. Laycock. state
finance chairman. will go to at
tend tho meeting Wednesday.
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MAY 10. 1892
Study Club
Chapters to
Dinner

Forty chapters OF the 1nterna-
tional STUDY Club Will be represent
ID Al Che annual May dinner Of the
organization to be held az $50 to-
night in the North M. E. church.
More than $50 reservations have
been made.
Club colors OF blue and gold viii
be carried out in the decorations.
Blue delphiniunis and yellow daisies
arranged with ferns viii decorate
the dinner tables. Nut cups and
CONNECTIONS will be in the same col
orS.
The speakers table will be CEN
tered with a revolving globe sur
rounded by flags from every coun-
try.
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, acting
president. and Mrs Samuel r. Art
man. guests OF honor. will be pre-
sented gifts in corsages Mrs. J. F.
Edwards also will be special guest.
Mrs. Artman will give an Illus
trative lecture while Mrs. Sandy
will review the work Of the organ
ization during the last two years.
Mrs. William r. Sieber has ar
ranged the pageant to be presented.
Mrs. J. G. Karstedt is in charge or
arrangements.
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YOUNGER SET PLANS
SERIES OF PARTIES

The series Of entertainments for
the Junior set Of Highland Golf
and Country club will be arranged
by a newly organized committee Of
the younger members. The first
event will be a junior dance to be
held at the club May 81.
Larry Wilson and Miss Lucy Link
are co-chairmen. They will be as
sisted by:
Misses Dorothy and Betty Reed. Alice
Marie woolling. Jean and Louise Hanlsy.
Ann Elliott. jean and Louise Smith.
Dorothy Martinez. Mary and Jane Wynn.
Philena Hammill, Eleanor Mcnamara. and
Mary Elizabeth Pen and Dick voyles.
Wayne and Ralph Burns. Billy Wright.
Homer Lathrop. David Fox. Ward Fenster-
maker. Robert and Dick Leslie. william
and Ben Olsen. Hal Benham and Robert
Laursenkanir.
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS IN
HONOR TO MOTHERS

indianapolis Camp Fire Girls
held their annual Mother-Daughter
luncheon at 1890 Saturday at
Christ Episcopal church. Miss
Catherine Ross. president OF the
Shutan, presided and introduced
Miss Adele Renard. French teacher
Al Technical high school. who
talked TO the girls on "Rambles in
Europe
Miss Marian Speery called the
roll. Josephine johnson, president
Of the Scribes. gave a toast to
mother to which Mrs. Martin Car
penter, Camp Fire mother, re-
Sponded.
Miss Mary Marshall had charge
Of the songs which included Camp
Fire songs The decorations were
IN pastel shades with maypoles as
center pieces and nut cups in pastel
shades we're fayors. Miss Louise
Rciter and Miss Kathleen Klaiber
had charge Of decorations.
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Two affiliated groups Of Pi Beta
Phi sorority at Butler university
held election o. new officers on
Monday.
At a luncheon meeting at the &C
tice chapter house. 300 West Forty
third street. the Mothers club chose
new officers.
Mrs. George w. Bowman will head
the group next year, and will be
assisted by Mesdames A. E. Screes,
first vice president; Mrs. A. w.
Early. second vice-president; Mrs.
w. n. Springer. recording secre-
tarv: Mrs. w. H. Atkins. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. W. K.
Gearen. treasurer. and Mrs. w. j.
Behmer, publicity.
The luncheon committee was
composed of Mesdames Edward
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Brown and white georgette. in
polka dotted design. fashions a
neat early summer costume. The
dots are a scatter dot design. large
and small. White georgette fash
ions the top Of the empire waist
and very cute puffs of the dotted
georgette cuff the short sleeves.
There is a novel little crisis
cross belt which crosses in the
back. from the bottom of the
Elton jacket effect, and belts with
a buckle in front
The second spring into-sum-
mer" costume is made of a tweed
ish looking georgette. in red and
white. This waffle tweed design
is very attractively used for a high
wasted jacket to top the dress.
Striped red and white georgette
make the top of the dress, the
cuffs of the Jacket and the scarf.
Curly-cues Of red bone make the
fastenings. emphasizing the ricn
dark red of the dress.
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Dean
to Be Club
Spe a ker

Invitations TO the annual Matrix
table banquet Of the Butler univer-
sity chapter Of Theta Sigma Phi
were issued Monday The party
with an aeronautical theme will
take-of al $50 May IS at the
campus club hangar.
The only flying dean in the
United States. Miss Anna Cornell,
dean Of women of Franklin college.
will discuss Women in Aeronau-
tics"
The pilot will be Miss Lilyan
Bradford. president. who will be
toatSmaster and leader Of the razz.
More than a hundred invitations
have been issued to newspaper
women, and prominent juniors and
seniors At the university.
Reservations are being made with
Miss Adelaide Gould at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house. 52l Hampton
drive.
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Too Affiliated Groups Of Pi Phi
Sorority Elect Ne1O Officers

Schort. Henry Holt, Robert H. Es-
pey and Carl Weyl. Mrs. Paul r.
Coble. house chaperon. described
her travels abroad.
Indiana Gamma alumnae club
selected Mrs. w. H. BockStahler as
president at a spread meeting Mon
day night at the home Of Miss
Kathleen Hottie, Is West Forty
ninth street. Others named are
Miss Alberta Alexander, vice-pres-
ident: Miss Helen Weyl. secretary,
and Miss Martha Hawkins, treas
urer.
Announcement was made that the
final meeting OF the year will be
held in honor OF the active seniors.
The affair will be a garden party at
the home of Mrs. Egbcrt Hildreth,
$50 North Audubon road, June 6.
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IRVINGTON GUILD
CALLS MEETING

All day meeting of the Irving
ton White Gross Guild. of which
Mrs. J. F. Kingsbury is president
will be held Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. J. f. Hankins. 1872 North
Bolton avenue The day will be
spent sewing for the Methodist hos
pital. Mrs. E. d. Foxworthy viii
report on the White Cross executive
board meeting which she attended
last week in the nurses home OF
the hospital
East Side White Cross Guild held
its monthly meeting all day Tues
day in the nurses home. Mrs. AL
len Hall presided over a business
meeting which followed the lunch
con at noon
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MISS VAN CAMP IS
MARRIED IN EAST

Marriage OF Miss Lillian May Van
Camp, daughter Of the late Samuel
G. Van Camp of this city. to Henry
Dodge Lanctott OF Buffalo. N. y.
took place Saturday at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Wallace, Of Buffalo. Miss Van
Camp formerly lived in Indianap-
oils, where she was prominent in
society.
Mrs. John 7. Martindale and Mrs.
Elijah B. Martindale went to
Buffalo to attend the wedding. which
took place al the Wallace home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanctott will be at
home after June l at 1913 Amherst
street, Buffalo They have gone on
a motor trip
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Directed BIZ AMOS PARRISH

pulled. pushed. twisted. and drsped
TO look like a million on your head.
You shape them any way to
suit your face and hair. They can
be crammed into the tiniest corner
Of a suit case (or even the hand
bag.
Three or four takes less room in
your hat box than one ordinary
hat. And they stick TO their sub
iect in widest ocean or motoring
breezes.
In Several C0lOrs
Three or four are none too many
to have. either. They're so in
expensive.) One in each sports cos
tune color.
But OF course you'll want some
brimmed sports hats. too be-
cause they, too. are smart.
The narrower brim . about
IL inches wide . is just right
for tennis or golf. 1t shades, but
doesn't obscure the vision.
Stitched linen, pique. rough
fabrics or rough angora straw fabric
are fashionable materials. did you
notice tina. some Of these fabrics
launder?)
Try Wider Brim
If YOU take your sports by sitting
and looking pretty. you may prefer
the wider three-inch brim
wide enough TO cast those fiattering
shadows. Joan Crawford wears
this wider brimmed sports hat)
And for hats of this type. panama
baku and ballibuntl straw are the
thing.
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DAUGHTERS or NILE
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

Mrs. Stella Holtz will entertain
the Koran temple 80, Daughters OF
the Nile. and their friends at a
covered dish luncheon At her home,
29i0 East Eleventh street Friday
noon. Cards and bunco will be
PLAYED. following the luncheon.
Mrs. Flossie May Cook. queen,
viii attend the supreme temple. to
be held at Albany. n. Y. June p
"a. Koran temple viii hold s. cere-
monial. June !. at the Claypool.
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DR.. ELSIE STEWART
ROTARY CLUB HEAD

DR. Elsie G Stewart was re-
elected president Of the Woman's
Rotary Club Monday at a luncheon
meeting in the Columbia Club. 9th
ers reelected were Miss Florence
S. York. first ice-president. and
Miss Helen Watson, recording sec
rotary.
New officers chosen we're Miss
Corene Orr, second vice president;
Miss Helen Osborne. corresponding
secretary; Miss Helen HUMPHREYS.
treasurer, and Mrs. Harold Hulpieu
and Miss Imogene Shaw, directors.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
PLEDGE SERVICES

Formal pledge services will be
held by the Alpha chapter Of Omega
Nh Tau sorority at 7:30 tonight at
the Antlers. with Mrs Frank Seifert
Jr. in charge.
Those TO be pledged are Misses
Dorothy Siddons. Nellie Mae Lar
kiss. Betty Hartinger. Melba Taylor
Sally Wetherly and Mrs. Dallas
Smith.
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ALLIANCE FRANCHISE
WILL ENTERTAIN

Alliance Francaise will take its
guests 10 Paris Thursday, where
they will participate in the amuse-
mentS of the Fete NOMINATE. IA
nous street fair OF Paris. The show
reproduced at the Washington. will
include all sorts OF oddities. such
as a bearded lady. deep sea lion.
pin-headed girl. a Romany seer
ess and the fat lady.
Another attraction will be a knick-
knsck booth typical OF the market
Of the Partisan capital Prizes will
be offered to complete the festivi-
ties OF the show.
Committee in charge Of the affair
includes Mrs. Roy c.. Lazarus.
Misses Marguerite Mouron. Gene
We've Scoville and Adrian A. Reiter.
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Jacket this year. Peel of the
Jacket and you can have a late
afternoon type Of thing. Wear 1t
and you're dressed for the day,
no matter how hot Il turns.
nor your first "spring-into-
i summer" things, staple colors
have a satisfaction in them. Try
good blues that you won't tire OF,
staple browns that go nicely with
beige or white, black and white,
the classic combination, and some
of the new purply reds and white
that are so popular this spring.
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Woman S Press
Club in Annual
Guest Meeting

More than fifty reservations were
made for the annual guest meeting
scheduled today by the Woman's
Press Club Of Indiana at the Co
lumbia Club.
Gordon Jennings Laing. dean OF
the University Of Chicago. chose
The School, the College and Jour
nalism' as the subject OF his talk.
Mrs. Fred s. Purnel. Attica. sang.
accompanied BY Mrs. Herbert Gibbs.
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REPORTS ARE HEARD
BY AMICITIA CLUB

Reports from the meetings of the
Seventh district Of the Federation
of Clubs and the Indiana Indorsers
Of Photoplays we're heard at the
regular meeting OF the Amicitia
Club this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. William Perry, 1854 Gale
street.
Mrs. Edna Sharp and Mrs. Alex
Goodwin read the reports. Mrs. w.
J. Wonning, chairman of the ways
and means committee, announced
the date of the annual card party
for May "a at 2 in the Banner
Whitehill auditorium. Mrs. Milo
Tucker assisted the hostess.
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Attend Capital Pdrleu

Representing the indianapolis
Free kindergarten at, the conven-
ton Of the Association for Child
hood Education during the last
week at washington were Misses
Grace Brown. superintendent: Ru-
bic F. Stapp. Margaret Brow. Ha-
eel Hart. Mary Koch and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Surprise. They returned tc
indianapolis Monday.
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CHILD WILL APPEAR
IN RECITAL FRIDAY

Marcie Mann, 7-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mann.
Speedway City. will be presented IN
a private dramatic recital Friday by
Mrs. Glenn bingham, her teacher,
at the Viking studio.
Her selections will include char
acter sketches. one from The Sign
Of the Rose"
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MISS RUTH ORR IS
HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Robert II. Schleicher 6325
Guilford avenue. entertained Mon
day night with a bridge and sur
prise handkerchief shower in honor
Of her cousin. Miss Ruth Orr, who
will leave May Is for Los Angeles.
Cal.
Gifts we're presented TO Miss Orr
in miniature travelling bag. APP
pointments we're in black and silver.
Guests with Miss Orr we're Mes
DANES William H. Gaddis of Dayton.
o., Ralph r. Schetter. and Frank d.
Walker. and the Misses Irene Crav-
ems. Lillian Hobbs. Clarabelle O'Neill
and Gwen Cravens OF Atlanta.
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FINE ART GROUP TO
MEET ON THURSDAY

Fine arts committee of the Indi-
annapolis Chamber of Commerce.
with Frank J. HoruT chairman. Will
sponsor Chamber of Commerce
night Thursday at the Hoosier Sa-
lon exhibit at the Sphinx Arms.
Miss Marcia Clapp. local sculptor
will choose a subject from among
the visitors and model his or her
head. The exhibition will begin at
3 and requires about an hours
work. Members o. the commerce.
families and friends have been in
vited TO attend the exhibit
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Hear Book ReUie1C

Mrs. w. C. Borcherding reviewed
the Life and Teachings Of Jesus, :"
by Bosworth. Monday morning at the
meeting of the Lambda chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority.
which met at 10 in the Rauh Me-
mortal library. Members responded
TO the roll call with parallels. Plans
for summer meetings were dis
cussed.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS

Two mothers clubs OF organiza-
tons at Butler university we're to
meet today for election of officers.
Delta Gamma Mothers Club was
to choose new officers at meeting
at the chapter house. 269 Bucking-
ham drive.
Kappa Delta Pho Mothers Club
was to elect its leaders for the COM
ing year at a meeting scheduled at
2 at the chapter house. $50 West
Forty sixth street. HoStesses were
Mrs. Fred c. Mayer and Mrs. George
Ruddick
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A dancing and musical program
will entertain members of the
chorale section of the Matinee Mu-
sic.ie at the May day breakfast
Thursday in the Marott. Installation
OF officers will take place at this
meeting. the closing event of the
season.
Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang has arranged
the program. which includes dance
numbers by Miss Corinne Andre OF
the Chicago opera ballet and pre-
miere danseuse of Ivan Saranoh.
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SorOritn to Meet

Alpha chapter Of Pi Sigma Tau
met Monday night at the home Of
Miss Ernestine Bledsoe. 953 North
PENNSYLVANIA street. Miss Shirley
Bertlett. SOFT Lowell avenue. was
hostess Sunday for a Mothers day
tea given by the sorority.
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Plan Buffet Sumner

Sigma Phi Delta sorority will en-
terrain with buffet supper
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Bryant Hiner. East National road.
Pledge services will be held for
Misses Helen Thornberg. Agnes
Wegener and Muriel Woodruff.
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MRS. II. L. CUSHWA
WILL FETE CLUB

Mrs n. L. Cushwa will entertain
the Wilson College Alumnae Club
with a luncheon Wednesday at the
Brass Kettle. in Greenwood. Mrs.
Oral Barnett. Franklin. and Mrs
Robert r. Miller. Rochester. will be
among the guests.
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Highland Golf and Country Club
entertained Monday night with a
dinner bridge party. Tulips and
lilacs decorated the dinner tables.
bridge scheduled Wednes-
DAY has been postponed until next
Wednesday.