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international
Study Club

Mrs Samuel R. Artman will con-
tinue her talks on India next week
to chapters of the International
Travel Study Club Inc. Her sub
ject will be "Ganges River, Burial
Rites and Holy Water"
Te-Aro-Ah chapter will meet at
11:30 Monday at the Lumley tea
room for luncheon. The hostesseS
will be Mesdames Mary Duncan,
Stella Elder, George Miller and
George Klopp. There will be a
business meeting, followed by a
musical program prepared by Mrs.
Morton Keith. Response to roll
call will be on India.
Jenny Lind chapter will be enter
tanned at 7:45 Monday at the home
of Mrs. Harold Brady, 800 North
Bosart avenue. Mrs. Brady will be
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Will
Hitz. Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick will
give a group of piano numbers.
Arabian chapter will meet Tues
day for a noon luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Shull in Pen
dleton. Mrs Baxter McBane and
Mrs. Earl Hiday will asst the hos
tess.
A paper will be given by Mrs. j.
H. Flynn, the subject, "Untouch-
able" and Mrs. Lee Ingling will
give a paper on "The High Lights
Of Gandhi." Readings will be given
by Mrs. Gilmore Gardner. The
chapter will sing the song of India
Colonial Boston chapter will meet
at the Lumley tea room at 1C
Wednesday, with luncheon at IL
The hostesses will be Mesdames w
A. Ferguson, Charles Hatton, Nan
Brosman and E. F. Gill.
Two new members, Mrs. C. A
Harper and Mrs. Cubert w. SUIT
ton, will be received into the chap
ter. Thanksgiving decorations will
be carried out. A musical program
has been arranged by the hostesSes
Mt. Vernon chapter will meet Nov
80, instead of Nov %, and Mrs
Howard Spurgeon. 1862 West Thirty.
first street, will entertain the chap.
ter at 1890. Mrs Eural Byf1eld anc
Mrs. John Strack will assist thu
hostess.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet at
Friday at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Pohlman, GOT Eastern avenue, for {
hard times party, Each member
will bring one or more guests. There
will be display Of Indian articles
Hawaiian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Garnette Shake, 2630 East
Tenth street, Friday, for O'Clock
luncheon. Mrs. H. o. Myers, Mrs
Ellsworth McComb, Mrs. Edith Tur-
ley and Mrs Moffat Ulrey will be
guests.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will meet
Saturday at the Lincoln for a !
o'clock luncheon. A business meet
ing and lecture at 2 and musical
program have been arranged by
Mrs. Ernest Hughes, musical chair
man. Reports of several commit
tees will be given.
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The engagement of Miss Mary
Isabelle Leedy, daugter of Mrs.
Ulysses Grant Leedy, 5206 Grand
view drive, to Calvin Charles
Hampton of Worland, Wyo., has
been announced. The wedding
will take place during the Christ
mas holidays. Mr.. Hampton is
the son of v. A. Hampton, 1880
North Meridian street.
Miss Leedy is a graduate of
Butler university and a member
of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr..
Hampton was graduated from
Drake university, and belongs to
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Mrs. Eliza Panther Haerle is a
member of the arts and interests
committee of the Junior League,
which is sponsoring an exhibit
and sale of paintings by Indiana
artists at AyreS Dec. to 10. Mrs.
Ward HackIeman is chairman of
the division.
Mrs. John Bertermann II was
Miss Mary Louise Minnick, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Min
nick, 7701 North Pennsylvania
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Silhouette Tea
to Be Held by
Musical Groups

A silhouette tea will be given
from 2 to Tuesday, Nov. 20, at the
home of Mrs. Lon r. Mauzy, Ass
Broadway, by the active chapter and
patroness section of Sigma Alpha
1ota national professional musical
sorority.
The affair will be for the benefit
OF the voice and violin scholarship
funds of the active chapter and the
piano scholarship fund Of the pa
troness section.
An exhibit of silhouettes will be
included, and Mrs. H. Wilson Peter
son will cut silhouettes of those at
tending the tea. The committee ar
ranging the tea includes:
Mrs Clair McTurnan, ways and means
chairman Of the active group; Mrs Fred
erick H. Sterling. president, and Mrs Ed
win H. Shedd, chairman of finance of the
partoness section. Mrs. Lenore Roberts IL
president OF the active group.
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Mayf70zUer Descendants TO Hold
annual Banquet Monday Night

Officers will be elected at the an
nual banquet of the Society of May
flower Descendants, to be held at
$50 Monday at the Propylaeum
Mrs. Demarchus G. Brown, guest
speaker, will talk on Summer Days
in England"
The nominating committee is
composed of Miss Lucille Heron
chairman; Mrs. B. w. Gillespie anc
Mrs. John Harrison. Present Off
GERS are:
Mrs. Sidney j. Hatfield, governor; Mrs
James B. Crankshaw of FIT Wayne deputy
governor; Eugene E. Stacey, deputy gov
ernor; DR.. Fletcher Hodges, surgeon; Mrs
Leon zerfas secretary; Mrs. Fred Hoke
treasurer; Mrs. James G. Haston, historian;
the Rev. George. Southworth. elder; Joseph
Minturn, captain; Miss Mary Elizabeth
Chapman, Miss Heron, Mrs. Albert Gall,
Mrs William Bachelor. Mrs. Cornelia F.
Poisson, W. c. Smith and Wilbur Johnson,
board of assistance.
Mrs. Gillespie is deputy governor
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NORTH END GARDEN
CLUB PICKS CHIEFS

New officers were elected and
committees appointed at a recent
meeting of the North End Garden
Club, held at the home of Mrs. D. G.
Richardson, $3.50 College avenue.
Officers include:
Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey. president; Mrs.
William E, Gabe. vice-president; Mrs
Arthur Wilson. secretary: Mrs P. G.
Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. Robert r. Arm
strong, corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
Minor S. Goulding historian.
The committees are as follows:
Program-Mesdames Frank B. Wade,
Walter P. Morton, w. c. Gardner, L. r.
Cartwright. and Miss Margaret Stevenson.
Lookout-Mrs. A. H. Opperman and Mrs.
Sarah Young.
Flower-Mesdames d. c. Richardson,
William E. Gabe. Mary K Buehler. and
Misses Anna Hosea and Luzena Hosea
Observation-Disclosures M S. Goulding.
George Mess w. d. Hamer, Clarence Cook
and Ernest Ripple.
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JEWISH JUNIORS
TO HOLD FARLEY

indianapolis Council of Jewish
Juniors will sponsor a midwest con-
vention of the organization, to be
held Friday and Saturday. Miss Lee
Traugott has been appointed chair
man of the hospitality committee.
officers of the midwest groups
include Miss Louise Jaeger, presi-
dent; Miss Caroline Wolf of Terre
Haute, president; Miss Ann
Barrack of st. Louis, treasurer, and
Miss Doris Bernstein, secretary.
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general of the national organization
and DR.. Hodges is assistant general.
Annual reports will be given at
the meeting. New members to be
welcomed are Misses Irma and Ruth
Greenam of Lafayette.
The society will attend Sunday
morning services Nov. 80 at the
Broadway Methodist church when
the Rev. Richard M. Willard will
preach on THE Spirit of Thanks
giving"
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c.. @. P. Women
Council Plans
Study Program

The study program for the COM
ing year, the School Politics." will
be introduced at the meeting of the
Marion County Council of Repub-
lican Women, at 2 Tuesday, in the
palmroom of the Claypool. Mrs.
Frank j. Lair will give the first
article, which will deal with city
government.
Former State Senator Joe Rand
Beckett will speak on "The I'M
portance of Taxation to Every
day Life" and an open forum will
be conducted at the close of the
meeting.
Musical selections will be given by
Mrs. Chester E. Rebinger and Mrs.
William F. Weaver. The program
will be preceded by short business
session.
Mrs. H. E. Pike, chairman of
,hostesses for the day, will be as
sisted by:
Mesdames Mae Marcum Jacobs, John
Engelke. Bert Fuller, Fred B. Robinson,
John McCardle, Thomas Whalen, l.. P.
HghIey, Dan Brown and Frank P. Hat
field,
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nellan club, which will be held at
the home of Mrs. Robert EndsIev.
$40 Broadway: Mrs. Endsley will
be assisted by Mesdames B. E.. Bow
man and j. P. Hunt.
TUESDAY
Mrs. w. S. Freeman will be hos
tess to the Independent Social Club.
The Inter Ala Club will meet with
Mrs. Ross e. Coffin. Sea Change"
by Eleanor M. Kelley, and "Undis-
covered Europe" by Alexander
Powell, will be the subjects of Mrs.
Dudley R. Gallahue and Mrs. Eugene
McIntire.
Education Among Women" will
be discussed by Mrs. S. M. Ford at
the meeting Of the Meridian Heights
Inter Sc Club at the home of Mrs.
H. L. Mitchell, STAG Central avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Beach will review
American Beauty" by Edna Ferber.
Mrs. E. G. Ropkey, % North Au-
dubon road, will be hostess to the
Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs. A. F.
Wickes and Mrs. Mahlon E. Bash
will give book reviews.
A Thanksgiving luncheon will be
given for members of the Amicitia
Club at the home of Mrs. Carl Day.
Mrs. w. G. Youngholm, 4025
Washington boulevard, will be host
ess to the To Kalon Club Mrs. c.
Frederick Schmidt will have as her
subject Eugene Savage"
The Proctor Club meeting sched-
uled today has been postponed I'M
til the night of Nov. 90.
The Spencer Club will meet with
Mrs. A. A. Hamilton. Assistant
hoSteSSes will be Mrs. Will Ham
mond and Mrs. Willis Holman.
Mrs. G. A. Sellars. 1869 Broadway
will be hostess to a guest day meet
ing of the Late Book club. Mrs. De-
marchus Brown will speak on The
Trail of the Pilgrim" Mrs. Sellars
will be. assisted by Mrs. c. j.
TratSchuh.
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State Beta Theta Pi Groups
to Hold Thanksgiving Banquet

Members of active chapters Of
Beta Theta Pi at De Paw, Purdue
and Indiana universities, Wabash
and Hanover colleges will join with
the indianapolis alumni associa-
ton of the fraternity Wednesday
night at the Columbia club for the
annual Thanksgiving banquet.
DR.. Francis w. Shepardson, Gran
vile, O., national fraternity presi-
dent, viii deliver an historical ad-
dress and three other national off,
GERS will attend: James L. Gavin,
treasurer; DR.. Charles B. Gutelius,
a vice president, and G. Herbert
Smith, assistant dean Of men at
De Paw. district chief Of the
Hoosier group.
John K. Ruckelshaus viii be
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Recital to-
Be Given at
Propylaeunl

The Propylaeum Club will pre-
sent Margaret Ryder BoSley and
Vaughn Cornish in recital at 2:3C
Monday at the club, 1410 North
Delaware street.
The entertainment committee
headed by Mrs. John w. Kern, has
arranged the affair. Others on the
committee are:
Mesdames John w Kern, chairman;
William Ray Adams. Clarence Alig. Will
liam H. Coleman. James E. Cunning. B. J.
H1tz, Kin Hubbard. Louis H Levey. Will
liam Louden, George Philip Meier. Charles
Shank. Paul H. White and John NJ. Shaw
Assistants for the day will be:
Mesdames Hilton U. Brown. ]. NJ. Cum
Arthur Krick, John Norris Haines. E. o.
Hunter, Edna Christian, John Armstrong,
Erwin Coburn, Samuel Fletcher. Thomas
Gertrude Baker, Rely G. Adams, o. B.
Bohlen, Alfred Hoberg. Fred Gardner
Walter H. Eastman. Robert Hollingsworth,
Samuel Ashby. J. Elder Blackledge, W. w
Critchlow, Robert Elliott. Noble Dean,
Nathan Graham, Homer Hamer. James w
Lilly, Walter J. Hubbard, Daniel Luten. A.
M. GloSsbrenner, T. Rollin KautZ, Adelbert
S. Benson, Louis Burckhardt. Fred Dickson,
Robert Dorsey. and the Misses Lucille F..
Heron. Emma Colbert and Anne Fraser.
The program is as follows:
Sylvia
"Smilin' Through"
BY the Waters of Minnetonka."
Margaret Ryder Bosley.
without a Song .............Y ouman
That's Why Darkies Were Born" -. Kern
Vaughn Cornish.
THE Perfect Song"
Goodbye Blues"
The Bells of Avalon"
Margaret Ryder Bosley.
"Nocturne" ................ Olds
'Wayfarers Night Song" ......... Martin
Vaughn Cornish.
Trees
Pilgrims Chorus"
The Holy City
Margaret Ryder Bosley.
There Is No Death ..... Godfrey O'Hara
Guns INSTRUMENTATION Godfrey O'Hara
Vaughn Cornish.
Miss Anna Louise Pagan will be accom-
pianist for Mrs. Bosley and Miss Ruth
Otte for Mr.. Cornish.
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Bride-Elect Is
HOnOred With
Kitchen Shower

Mrs. Philip A. Miller and Mrs
G. Schuyler Blue honored Miss Clara
Foxworthy, bride-elect, at a kitchen
shower and bridge party, given this
afternoon at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. Miss Foxworthy will
become the bride of Richard Bar
rett Mcdowell, Nov. rs, at West
minister Presbyterian church.
The bridal colors of fall shades
will be used in the decorations and
appointments. Guests will include
Mesdames Roland schmedeI. w. Brewer
Graham. Charles R. Mcdowell, Roy Ken
nedy G. H. Blue. Irving Blue, Harold B.
Magee. Lee Searcy. Marvin L. Lugar w.
Dale Evans. Herbert Willis Todd. william
Walker. Thomas Cox Alan Fromuth Ed
win H: Gable. George w. SNYDER and the
Misses Betty Bowman Jean Adamson Dor
othy Beightol and Frances Woolery.
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Crarner
Honor Guest at
Shower Party

Miss Roberta Cramer, bride-elect
was honor guest at a hosiery anc
handkerchief shower and bridge
party this afternoon, given by Miss
Joan Boswell, 4O7S College avenue
who will be a bridesmaid at Miss
Cramer's wedding to Christian E
Carlson, Dec. 8, in Mckee chape,
of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church.
Decorations in pink and blue were
used. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. E. G. Boswell, and
the bride-elect's mother. Mrs. H. w
Cramer. Guests included:
Misses Jane Howe Madeline Adams, Bet
ty Ramev. Mariamelia Schmidt. Julia Hen
derson EVELYN wolfard Marie Roach. Lu-
cine Warfel Grace Barnett and Jane
Anne Gardner of Anderson.
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to
Take Place
Christmas

Miss Dorothy Stephenson Pier.
whose marriage to Willis Lester
Jackman, will take place Christmas
day at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pier. 1905 RuckIe
street, will be entertained TO-DAY at
bridge tea and personal shower
to be given by Mrs. William Bupe
at her home in Plainfield.
The serving table will be arranged
with small chrysanthemums in the
varied fall colors. Green tapers.
tied with yellow tulle will light the
table. All appointments will be in
these colors. Assisting the hostess
will be her mother, Mrs. Earl Cox
of Indianapolis.
Guests from City
Guests from Indianapolis with
Miss Pier will include:
Mesdames Edward Pauley ,Esbert Hill
dreth Bert Arnold. Cranston Mugg, Dana
Chandler, Robert Schetter, Robert Nipper,
Robert Armer and Frank Langsenkamp Jr.
and the Misses H sgelype Pier DSTths
and Margaret Thompson: Mrs. Horace
storer and Mrs. Mark Hampton Of Plain
field.
Miss Pier will have as maid of
honor her sister, Miss Evelyne Pier.
Frederick Charles Pier, the bride
elects brother, will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mugg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pauley will entertain for Miss
Pier and Mr.. Jackman at a bridge
party Saturday night, Nov 26, at
the Pauley home, 5544 Guilford
avenue.
Others Plan Parties
Others planning parties for the
couple include Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
E. Pittman, 1929 College avenue,
who will give a dinner party.
Entertaining for Miss Pier will
be Miss Margaret Thompson, 1925
Ruckle street, and Miss Lois Sher-
rill, 1858 North Talbot street.
Miss Evelyne Pier will give a
trouSSeau tea for her sister Sunday,
Dec. 18, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pier will
honor the couple with bridal din
ner at the Marott Christmas eve.
Miss Helen Dwelling gave sur
prise shower and bridge party on
Friday night at her home, 1902 Gen.
trail avenue, for Miss Pier. Guests
were 1929 members of Chimes, jun
ior class honorary organization at
Butler university, of which Miss
Pier was a member.
The guests included Misses Eve
lyn Seward of Columbus, Dorothy
Lambert, Dorothy Raglan, Betty
Evans, Frances Lyons, and Mes
danes James Zoercher and Dan
Young. Other guests were Miss
Piers mother, Mrs. Charles H. Pier,
and her sister, Miss Evelyn Pier.
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PIT. A. GROUP IS
TO HEAR REPORTS

Reports on the recent Indiana
Congress of Parents and Teachers
will be made Wednesday, at the
meeting of the P. T. A. of School
rs. Mrs. Edward McPeek and Mrs.
Matt Carpenter will give the re-
ports.
The Rev. F. S. c. WickS will give
a Thanksgiving address, and music
will be provided by the mothers
chorus, the girls chorus and the
primary choir of the school.
The Child Study club will meet at
1870 under the direction of Mrs.
Bob Shank.
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Miss Helen Luedeman is a men,
Der of thecommittee in charge of
the tenth anniversary celebration
of the Alpha chapter, Tau Delta
Sigma sorority, to be held tonight
at the Avalon Country Club.
Following the dinner, dance
will be held. Members of Beta
chapter at Anderson will attend.
The program will be based on
the history of the sorority. Taking
part will be Misses Frieda Leuk-
hardt and Dorothy Wright. Mrs.
Inner WEIGH, president, will give
a toast.
Assisting Miss Luedeman will bl
Mrs. George Knapp and Miss Mar
garet Layton.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
The Sesame Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Sowder, 2144 College
avenue. A Thanksgiving program
will be in charge of Mrs. L. P.
Gorton and Mrs. c. P. Harley.
Mrs. Walter F. Kelly, 239 South
Audubon road, will be hostess to the
Irvington Woman's Club. Mrs. Grace
Julian Clarke will have charge of
the program.
Fishing" will be the subject of
Evans Woollen Jr. at the meeting
of the indianapolis Literary Guild.
"a Thanksgiving Story" by Mrs.
Maggie Kinzer, and" Colonial House
keeping" by Mrs. Eva v. Donson,
will be the. subject used in the pro-
gram of the New Era Club. Host
esses will be Mrs. Everett Hunt and
Mrs. J. K. Wallace.
Covers will be laid for twenty
guests at the meeting of the Cor
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CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

The Amicitia Club will entertain
with a covered dish luncheon Tues
day, at the home of Mrs. Carl Day,
433 Bosart avenue. Mrs. Day will
be assisted by Mrs. Albert johnson.
Initiation services viii be held for
the new members, followed by a
program, including vocal solos. read
ings, and paper by Mrs. Clara Nc
Grail, on Thanksgiving"
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postmaster and the alumni COM
mittee in the charge of the dinner
includes: Is o. DeLuse. chairman;
Howard w. Fieber. chorister; Weber
D. Donaldson, Francis M. Fauvre,N
]. Perry Meek and A. r. c. Kipp.
The indianapolis association will
award its customary plaque to the
active chapter showing the best
scholarship for the year.
Honorary guests will include Paul
v. McNutt, Governor ELECT, and
Reginald L. Sullivan, mayor. both
members of the fraternity.
DR.. Byron K Rust is president Of
the alumni association this year.
Other officers are Mr.. DeLuse,.
president; Kelvin D. Brosnan,
secretary treasurer, and Evans Coch-
ram assistant secretary-treasurer
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EIma LgeIn1an to Appear With
Singing Strings i'm Recital

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national musical sorority, will pre-
sent Miss Elma Igelman, lyric So
prano, and the Mu Phi singing
strings in joint recital Dec. / at
Caleb Mills hall for the benefit of
the scholarship fund. This will be
Miss Igelman's first appearance be-
fore an Indianapolis audience.
The Singing Strings is a COM
plete orchestra, consisting of ten
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Junior League
to Hold Exhibit
of State Art

An exhibit and sale of paintings
by Indiana artists will be sponsored
by the arts and interests division
OF the Junior League Dec. to 10
at Ayres. Mrs. Ward Hackleman is
chairman of the exhibit committee.
Mrs. Robert Winslow is chairman
of the division, assisted by Mrs.
Hackelman, Mesdames Thomas,
Harvey Cox, Elsa Panther Haerle,
Robert Millikan and Miss Rosamond
Van Camp.
Members of the league will act as
ushers. The showing will be open
to the public. Invitations have been
sent to the Rotary, Kiwanis, Port
folio, Woman's Department clubs
and other organiza lions.
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ALUMNAE TO MEET
AT COLEMAN HOME

Mrs. Robert H. Coleman will be
hostess Saturday to the Indianapolis
Alumnae association of Sigma Kap-
pa. Following a business meeting,
box will be packed for the children
of the Maine Sea Coast Missionary
Society, which is the Sorority's ma
tional philanthropy.
Miss Mary Ann Baker will assist
the hostess.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
THANKSGIVING TEA

Alpha chapter of the Sigma Delta
Zeta sorority will entertain Sunday
with a Thanksgiving tea, at the
home of Mrs. Patrick Lawley, sic
North De Quincy street. Guests will
include: Misses Ruth Fitzpatrick,
Isobel Gillespie, Elsie Lipp, Mary
Huber, Naomi Mcdonald, and Mary
Roach.
Mrs. Lawley will be assisted by
Misses Margaret Boyden, Margaret
Strieblem and Mrs. Melvin Searcy
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Tudor Seniors
to Entertain at
Formal Dance

The senior class at Tudor Hall
will entertain tonight with formal
dance in the gymnasium of the
school.
Decorations will be ferns, palms
chrysanthemums and colored lights
Music will be furnished by an Or
cheStra from Butler university. In
the receiving line will be:
Miss L Hilda Stewart principal Miss
May O. Mackenzie. Mrs. Josephine c. Ives
Mrs G.. Barrett Monkey Miss Phyllis
Gordon. president Of the class, and Miss
Hone Reisner secretary.
The committee in charge of the dance
will include Misses Marv Prentice. Irving
MoXley Phyllis Gordon. Ruth Lilly, Eileen
Booker Betty Hartong, Katherine Fulton
Betty Tharp, Rhoda Steckel, and Hope
Reisner
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ST. JOHNS WILL
HOLD HOMECOMING

The Sisters of Providence, i'll
charge of st. Johns academy, have
extended an invitation to all former
pupils of the academy to attend the
annual homecoming Sunday, Nov.
.27.
Students at the school are assist
ing the sisters in entertainment.
They include:
Miss Nell Moran. decorations: Miss Ann
Kavanaugh. guest book and register: Miss
Catherine Conner. program: Miss Gertrude >.
Bauer, refreshments; Miss Frances SchereT.
souvenirs; Miss Helen Wernsina invita-
tons
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Luncheon Is Held

Indianapolis Tri Kappa enter
tanned associate chapters with
o'clock luncheon today at the home
of Mrs. Ross Ewert, 1884 North
Delaware street. Mrs. Ewert was as
sisted by Mrs. c. S. Ober.
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Friendly Group to Meet

The Girls Friendly society Of
Christ church will hold a Thanks
giving meeting in the parish house
Of the church Tuesday night. Din
ner will be served. followed by a
playlet and short Thanksgiving
service.
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Personals

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boulevard, viii spend the winter in
Miami Beach, Fla.
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