davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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C. U. VS.. Loyola
by periods:

LOSOld u
Catholic U. scoring-Touchdowns. Sheary
20. Whelan (2). Points after touchdown
Sheary (place-kick).
bstitutions-Catholic u, Donaher, Finn,
G. Gearty. T. Gearty, Ball, Stapleton. STAFF
ford, McNally, Bnlinger, zoss, Christianson;
Loyola. Ford
Ofcials: Referee-Mr. Morse 20. W..
Umpire - Mr.. Armstrong (Lehigh). Head
nnesman-Mr. Schmid Boston College,.
Field judge-Nr. Early (MiamD.
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gypsy DANIELS OUTPoINTED

FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Germany,
November 26 LP).-Walter Neusel Ger
man heavyweight, outpointed Gypsy
Daniels of England in a 10-round bout
here tonight.
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w. & L. Gives Duke Stiff Fight
Before Succumbing, l3 to O

drive of the day. Abbott scored from
the 10-yard line. A pass for the extra
point was incompleted.
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Lineup and Summary.

Score By chukkers:
United States .......0 2 Q 2 2 3-12
Argentina ............1 3 20
United States goals-Boeseke g; Guest, 2;
Post, ] Phipps, g. Argentina goals-Nelson,
2; Andrada. L; Martin Reynal (sub for Mel
SOM, .; Juan Reynal. l; Kenny, 4.
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Rout OF Cadets
Told in Figures

By tne Associated Press.
AIEW YORK, November 26.-
IN Statistics Of today's Army
Notre Dame game:
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How Pitt Did 1t

DITTSBURCH, November 27 P).-
L Statistics of the Pitt Stanford
gamc today:
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Duke scoring TOT
Point after touchdown
Referee-Mr. Magofiin
Mr.. GasS CLehighl
Daniels (Georgetown).
Carrington tVirginial.
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CATHOLIC UNIVERsTTY's victory,

~ expected but not quite SO decisive
ly, gave Bergman'S eleven a rec
ord of six wins, a tie and one defeat
administered by Holy CroSs--for the
1882 season and another of IA triumphS,
a tie and 2 defeats for the last two
campaigns. A glowing tribute to
Whelan, Sheary and Bergman, who
played the major roles in converting
an eleven of 1880, which won only one
of nine games, into one of the Easts
greatest little teams"
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Line-ups and Summary.

.hdowns-Abbott (2).
-Ershler (placement).
(Michigan). Umpire
Field judge-Mr.
Head linesman-Mr.
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PANTHER CONTENT
WITH LONE SCORE
ConserveS Energy After 1t
Crosses Cardinal Goal
Early in Game.
BY EDWARD J. NEIL,
Ar-oogo+ad Dracc GpnrfS Writer

November 26.-
- The Panther of Pittsburgh,
a tired. War-Worn animal,
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W. c. T. u. MEETING
WILL HEAR REPORTS

Vsyhinger w. C. 7. U. will meet
at 7.30 Wednesday in the Gwinn BIZ
bic class room of East Tenth ST. M.
E. church. The Galloway Young
Peoples Branch and the Loyal Tenn
perance Legions of Vsyhinger
Group viii assist in the program.
The Rev. E. F. SCHNEIDER. pastor
of East Tenth street church, will
conduct the devotional service. Mrs.
E. H. Hughes, musical director will
conduct community singing. Special
music will be given by Cloyce An
derson and his orchestra.
There will be reports of directors
Of various departments. The boys
and girls will hold a silver medal
contest. Harlan Johnson will give
readings, and Maxine Danner will
sing.
Special demonstrations by L. T.
l., will be conducted by Mrs. Bessie
Hart. Candle light installation SER
vice for the newly elected officers
will be conducted by 1. Douglas
Brown, New Palestine, state presi-
dent of Indiana Young Peoples
Branch.
Mrs. Cora Perry will conduct a
white ribbon recruit service. Mrs. H.
7. Gullett, president, will preside.
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Butler Clubs
Annual Party
Slated May ;

Shortridge Club of Butler college
of education will give its annual
spring luncheon on Tuesday, May
3. This organization is composed
of graduates Of the Shortridge high
school who now are students or
members Of the faculty at the COL
lege of education.
Guests of honor at the luncheon
will be Miss Hope Bedford and Will
liam N. Otto of the Shortridge fac
ulty and Dean William L. Richard
son of the college Of education, and
Mrs. Richardson.
The officers Of the Shortridge
Club include Miss Angeline Sha-
nef. president; Miss Harriet Sum-
mers, secretary; Miss Katheryn,
Heath and Miss Helen Egbert, men,
bership committee.
Spring flowers and Butler colors
will be used to decorate the tables.
Committees in charge Of the lunch
con are decoration, Misses Gerald
inc Hutton, Eileen Brown, Elizabeth
Howard, Katheryn Faust: invita-
ton, Harriet, Summers, Geraldine
O'Rourke; refreshments, Misses
Dorothy Thompson, Dorothy Krish,
Eileen Chaffee, Helen Egbert, Cath
crime Bowsher, Katherine Heath.
After the luncheon, Miss Bedford
and Mr.. Otto will be the speakers
at the college assembly.
The college of education will open
its midspring term May IL. The
work will be ended June Is.
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Nominees Will
Be HOnOred at
City Reception

Democratic nominees on the state
and county tickets will be honored
at an informal reception to be given
by the Young Women's Democratic
Club of Indiana at 8 Monday May
9, at the Lincoln.
The announcement is made by
Mrs William Rich, president. Plans
for the reception were discussed at
a meeting of the entertainment
committee Of the club held last
week. Mrs. Walter A. Shead Is
permanent chairman Of this COM
mittee.
Mrs. Jean Anderson has been APP
pointed chairman of the committee
on arrangements and win be assist
ed by Mrs. Henry Steeg, Miss Rose
mary Fogarty and Miss Mabel
Smith.
The committee will meet for
luncheon at u Monday at L. S.
Ayres' tearoom. to complete plans
for the reception.
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Mrs. HaSSeld
to Be Guest
at Shower Tea

Mrs. Louis Hasseld. who was Miss
Helen Stinson before her recent
marriage, will be honored at a linen
shower and tea to be given Sunday
afternoon by Miss Stella Moeller-
ing, Miss Dorothea White, Mrs.
Wayne Routh and Mrs. Don Boyd.
at the home of Miss Moellering,
2063 North Meridian street.
Appointments and decorations will
be in color scheme of yellow and
green. Guests will include the brides
mother, Mrs T. A. StinSon; her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. z. G. Hasseld,
and Mesdames H. N. White, S. X.
Hunschman, Clayton Johnson, Mary
Moellering, Sam Campbell, George
Kinzel, MILFORD Ferguson, Charles
Snider, Walter Worrell, Theodore
HUFF, Misses Naomi Stinson, Lottie
and Marie Erwin, Florise ana
Kathryn Scott, Irene Barlow,
Amelia Foster. Kathryn Miller,
Mabel Prange, Elnora Jones. Esther
Waterman and Norma Frank.
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University WOmenS Group VIII
GiUe Bridge Tea at Highland

Proceeds from the bridge tea to be
given by the indianapolis branch,
American Association Of University
Women. Saturday, May Z, at the
Highland Golf and Country Club.
viii 90 to the fellowship fund of the
state organization. The bridge-tea
is the one social event given annu-
ally by the A. A. u. w.
The state fellowship fund is one
of the twenty-five proposed units in
the million dollar fellowship pro-
iect Of the national A. A. U. U.
This association was the first or
ganization to award fellowships for
the higher education Of women. AS
the association Of collegiate alumnae
il awarded its first fellowship In
1888.
Goal Is Twenty-Five Units
The first recipient went to Eu-
rope for graduate study. These fell
lowships have been perpetuated, but
the applications for them have so
far outnumbered the available funds
that the million dollar fellowship
plans have resulted.
For the eight fcilowships granted
in 1881 there were 116 applications,
ninety-three sor the six national
fellowships. seventeen from eight
countries for the one international,
and six for the one atin-American
fellowship
The plan Of the national fund IS
for the formation Of twenty-five
units. either state or city sponsored
or as memorials. such as the New
England unit named as a tribute 10
Mary E. Wooley.
Each unit aims at fund Of S40,-
600. which will maintain one fellow
ship Of approximately s1.50O a year.
Twenty units have been organized,
among which the Indiana fellow
ship unit has been designated as one
of eight national fellowships. Five
are international and nine are open.
Graduate Research Awards
A national fellowship is awarded
only to women students for gradu-
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ate research or study. They are
open to women residing in the
United States or to American wo-
men residing abroad. They are
awarded by the fellowship award
committee. only TO women who give
promise of distinction in the sub
ject to which they have devoted
themselves. An international fell
iowship is open to women Of all
countries belonging to the internal
tional federation Of university
women under the same conditions.
Nine fellowships will be awarded
in 1933-34. The awards in 1928
were:
Sarah Berliner research fellowship 70
Carol Jane Anger, Northwestern university.
= A. a. q. VI. European fellowship 10 Lucy
Weston Pickett. University Of Illinois. in
chemistry.
Margaret z. Maltby fellowship 70 Ruth
willard Hughey OF Cornell. in literature.
Northwestern central sectional fellow
ship 10 Lucille X. Delano. Washington uni
versity. in spanish literature
Boston Alumnae fellowship TO Faith
Baldwin, Bryn Mawr college. in Roman
Alpha XII Delta fellowship 70 Mary shaw
ShorE. John Hopkins. in biological medi-
cine.
A. A. U. W international fellowship to
Francesca Bozza, doctor OF laws. Naples,
italy. IN laws.
Latin-Anerican fellowship to Pauline
Goemz-VegR OF Bogota. In pablo health.
Alice Hamilton special research fellow
ship 70 be awarded BY the committee fer
the award OF International fellowship in
Nav, 1882
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Club Calendar Ne7cS, Notes of City Groups

business meeting will be followed
by pledge services and classes.
WEDNESDAY
Chapter F., P. E. o. Sisterhood
will meet with Mrs Arthur r
Dewey, 1904 North Illinois street
Mrs. Jesse E. Martin will give
paper.
Irvington Mothers Study Club
will meet with Mrs. j. c. Sieges-
mund. 81 North Campbell avenue
The club has voted to give money
usually used for guest meeting to
the nutrition camp at Bridgeport.
Inter Ala Club will have a guest
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Langsenkamp, 1920 Washington
boulevard.
THURSDAY
Aftermath Club will observe guest
day at the home Of the president,
Mrs. Charles w. Field, 3140 Wash
ington boulevard.
Mrs. Dana Webster will be hostess
to the Thursday Afternoon Club,
assisted by Mrs. Omar Woods.
Ladies' Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. F. A. Lorenz, 1850 Pleas
ant street.
Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at GAS in the Fletcher American
bank. Mrs. Max P. Dahl will be
the study leader, assisted by Mes
danes T. N. Siersdorfer, James
Criswell, Ceril Ober and James
Matthews.
FRIDAY
Culture Club will meet with Mrs
Rudolph Miller, 957 West drive
Woodruff Place. Mrs. Norman
Schneider will give a paper.
Indianapolis Woman's Club viii
meet at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Mary
Gladding johnson and Miss Mar
garet M. Shipp will give the pro-
gram.
SATURDAY
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. c. H. Lloyd
2840 North Delaware street. with
Mrs. Ernest R. Keller assisting.
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Couple
Will Wed in
Home Rites

Miss Mary Ellen AIcNamee,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hughes McNamee, will become the
bride Of Stanley w. Shipnes, in a
ceremony at 4 this afternoon at
the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Reed, s12 West
drive, Woodruff Place. Mr.. Ship
mes Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ford G. ShipneS. Highland Park, III.
The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. F. S. G. Wicks, before a
background Of spring flowers and
greenery, arranged in the two front
windows of the Reed home. Bas-
kets of the flowers and greenery
viii adorn the home.
Mrs. Louise SchellSchmidt Koehne,
harpist, will play for the procession
al and occasional. Her program
during the ceremony will include
Mendelssohn's Spring Song"
Bride Given by Father
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. Her gown will
be Of white satin, designed simply,
along princess lines, with long tight
sleeves, and square necklinel Her
tulle veil will fall from cap of
rose point lace. She will carry a
shower bouquet Of gardenias and
lilies Of the valley.
She will be attended by her
cousins, Madame Daniel Ericourt,
Cincinnati, and Miss Frances Reed.
Madame Ericourt's gown will be Of
blue lace, fitted and sleeveless. with
hat to match. and Miss Reeds will
be similar, of pink lace. with hat
to match. They will carry arm
bouquets of spring flowers.
Grenville Mott. Charlottesville,
Va, will be the best man.
Reception VIII Follow
Mrs. McNamee will wear a light
blue afternoon gown of lace, with
hat and accessories in a darker
shade Of blue. Mrs. Shipnes' gown
will also be blue lace, and Mrs. Reed
will wear cream lace, with purple
hat.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Fred Walters and Mrs.
Thomas McNamee, Wabash, aunts
of the bride, will pour at the tea
table.
Following the reception Mr..
Shipnes and his bride will leave by
motor for a wedding trip to Char
lottesville, Va. They will be at home
in two weeks at 100 East Twenty
seventh street
The bride is a graduate of Tudor
Hall, and attended Miss Child's
School of Fine Arts in Boston. The
bridegroom is a graduate Of Will
liams college.
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STATE CHAPTERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

Beta chapter of Omega Phi Tau
sorority will be hostess for a Joint
meeting OF the state chapters at
7:30 tonight in the Antlers.
Guests and members will be en-
tertained with swimming and bridge
followed by a lunch.
The committee in charge in
cludes: Mesdames Anna Mae Law
renee, Dorothy Sweet and Misses
Leuella Hickman and Martha Spall.
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Mothers Club
Of Tri Debts
to Have Fete

Tri-Psi sorority, Mothers Club of
Delta Delta Delta sorority. will hold
its annual violet luncheon at 1890
May in the Hunters lodge room
of the Marott.
Mrs. Guy Shadinger will read a
paper. The Never Ending Trail"
Miss Ann Mcdonald will play violin
selections, and Miss Eleanor Mar
shall will sing, accompanied by Miss
Ann McDevitt. Participants in the
musical program are members Of
the active chapter Of Butler uni
verSity.
Honor guests will include Mes
danes Walter Scott Athearn, James
w. Putnam, William Wiese and w.
w. White, national president Of
Tri-Psi
Decorations will be carried out in
the sorority colors Of violet, gold
and green.
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New Officers
to Take Posts
at Luncheon

Installation Of new officers of the
Administrative Women in Education
will be held at a luncheon at 1890
Saturday, May 7, at the Woodstock
Country club.
Ohicers to be honored are Miss
Ida B. HelphinStine. president; Miss
Ruth Patterson. Butler College Of
Education, vice president: Miss Eva
Wiles, school %. secretary. and Miss
Kate Dinsmoor. Teachers Special
Library, treasurer.
Elected to the board of directors
are Miss Virginia CravenS. dean of
Indiana Central college. and Miss
Elizabeth Chapman, Tudor Hall.
Miss Henrietta Waters is chair
man Of arrangements for the
luncheon.
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MONDAY
The Irvington Woman's club will
meet Monday with Mrs. Carl S.
Wagner. STA East Michigan street
with a program to be given by Mes
DANES John S. Harrison, william T
Young and j. W. Putnam.
Sesame club will meet Monday
with Mrs. Sam Campbell, % North
Hawthorne lane. Mrs. G. j. Sum-
mers will give a talk.
The Review club will meet at 2:30
Monday with Mrs. Edward Gass,
54l0 Washington boulevard.
Recent poetry will be the subject
Of discussion of the Monday Con-
versation club Monday at the home
Of Mrs. w. c. Thompson.
Mrs. w. l. Hoag Will be hostess
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sier Cabin" which won the Tri
Kappa purchase prize at the salon
this year, and which is included in
the exhibit.
Other honor guests will be:
Governor and Mrs. Harry @. Leslie, Mrs
Leslie being a Tri Kappa from Epsilon
chapter: Colonel and Mrs. Paul v. Nc
Mutt Bloomington. Mrs McNutt being a
Tri Kappa from Alpha chapter; Miss Halle
Bortz. Leesburg, grand president. Tri Rap-
pa: Mrs. J. z. p. Holland. Bloomington;
Mrs. Merrill Davis. Marion. state art
chairman Of Tri Kappa: Mrs. l. A.
cortner. Knightstown. province oficer. and
Mrs. H. B. Burnett. Dorothy Cunningham.
Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith. Mrs. Margaret
Weymouth Jackson. the Misses Anna and
Lucena Hosea. and Wilbur d. Peat Of In
dianapolis.
In the receiving line will be:
Mrs. Joseph W. Walker. president Of the
local chapter: Mesdsmes Charles NJ Rea-
gan. Charles r. Federman. Ross Ewert. J.
Fred Holland. William Teter. L. E. Tur-
mock. T. G. Crawford c. s. Ober. o. A.
Davis, Frederick zreid. A. N. Stevens. Paul
D. Loser. and Ross NJ Halgren.
Tea will be served to the guests,
the committee for arrangements be-
ing Mesdames George Apologize,
F. r. Baker and j. H. Albershardt.
Indianapolis associate chapter of
Kappa Kappa Kappa will meet
Monday, May 2, at the home of Mrs.
T. G. Crawford, 5740 Keystone ave-
nue..
Assisting hostesses will be Mes
danes c. S. ODER and L. A. Turnock.
Mrs. Andrew j. Porter of the Riley
Hospital Cheer Guild will be a spe-
cial guest.
Other guests will be Miss Esther
Hoffman and Miss Lillian Nelson.
Luncheon will be served at l.
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Monday to the Governor Oliver
Perry Morton chapter Of the
Daughters of the Union.
TUESDAY
Irvington Chautauqua Club will
meet Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Max Critchfeld, 1910 Fall Greek
boulevard.
Modern Italian literature will be
discussed Tuesday by Mrs F. Pierce
Woolery and Mrs. James l.. Beatty
before members of the Heyl Study
Club at the Rauh Memorial library.
Guest day will be observed by
To Kalon Club Tuesday.
Girls Friendly Society of Christ
Episcopal church will meet at $50
Tuesday with dinner at 6. The
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Cathedral High Mothers Club
Skating Party Patrons Named

Patrons and patronesses for the
skating party at the Riverside rink,
to be held by the Mothers Club Of
Cathedral high school, May 4, have
been announced by Mrs. William L.
O'Connor and Mrs. Raymond Nc
Mapus, co-chairmen. They are:
Messrs. and Mesdames Carl Habieh.
Karl Ruddell, Joseph L conley. r. L.
Bosler. George Knue. Joseph Kernel and
". l. Seal
Messrs and Mesdames James Recap.
Joseph Hoffman. william L. O'Connor.
r. J. McManus. John J. Bulger, Joseph
P. o'Afahoney. J. Albert Buenagle. Martin
walpole. John Flanagan, william P. Bren-
nan. Timothy Mcmahon. J. B. Mahan.
Arnold Pfeifer. Hubert sauter, D. p Bar
rett. Robert Losey. Thomas D. MCGEE.
hubert g. Riley. Leroy J. Reach. Leo
Hemmelgarn. Thomas J. Blackwell. James
Z. Deery. Walter D. Keblsrs Wfziam
-sshnooF.
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Chapter to
Hold Annual
Card Party

Annual card party of the Wom-
ems Organization National Associa-
ton Retail Druggists chapter 20
will be held at 2, Friday, May 6, at
the Woman's Department Club, 1902
North Meridian street.
Mrs. E. H. Enners is general
chairman and Mrs. J. I. Gelly, vice
chairman. In charge Of reserva-
tons are:
Mrs W. C. Freund and Mrs. E. NJ.
Crawford. assisted by MeSdames r. B.
Merschant. Edward Ferger, James Sproule,
James Mead, Edward Niles, George E.
Maxwell and Fred bennington.
Door prizes will be given. Spring
decorations will be carried out.
Proceeds Of the party will be used
to aid children in the nutrition
camp at Bridgeport.
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PRESS CLUB WILL
HEAR CHICAGOAN

Gordon Jennings Laing, one of
the four deans Of the University of
Chicago, will speak at the annual
guest day meeting Of the Woman's
Press club of Indiana at 1915
Tuesday, May 10 at the Columbia
Club.
Dean Laing is editor Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago Press and will
speak on "The School, the College
and Journalism.
Mrs. Fred S. Purnell of Attica
viii be solist. accompanied by Mrs.
Herbert Gibbs.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. John Hays Bailey, 3177 North
Pennsylvania street.
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YOUNG PEOPLE TO
BE DANCE SPONSORS

Young People of the Little Flower
parish will sponsor a dance from
to 1890 tonight in the church audi
forum, Fourteenth street and Bo-
sart avenue. Music will be provided
by Johnny ReddelS orchestra.
Members Of the committee in charge
are:
Miss Lorraine Dearmin. Louise and Ruth
Slick. Viola Bindner. Mary Healy. Gather
Inc Mitchell Margaret Menefee. Dorothy
Sanders. Mary Ann Adams. Irne widolfI.
Patricia Williams. Edna Flick. Betty
Schneider. Dorothy Wilks. Rosemary and
Alice Prenatt and Mary Hall.
Messrs. Bernard Smyth. Joseph Rice,
Don Flanagan. Vincent Concannon.
Michael Garvey. Joseph Stetzel. Dutch
Holman. Cecil Williams. Louis Relsch
Robert Monahan. Maurice Mcintosh. John
Marter. Clarence Mobley and Donald De-
laney.
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SIGMA DELTA ZETAS
TO HOLD KID PARTY

A kid party viii held by the Alpha
and Beta chapters of Sigma Delta
zeta sorority at the Washington at
8 Monday. Mrs. Melvin Scearcy and
the Misses Margaret Seizt and
Margie Tumey are in charge.
Alpha chapter win entertain with
q slumber rush party tonight at the
home Of Mrs. Patrick Lawley, SIS
North De Quincy street.
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lowing numbers to illustrate the
opera:
No One Has Ever Spoken" Mrs Wall;
Tell Me Gentle Maiden" and Spring
Song" Mrs. d. E. Gruber: would You
Ask Me OF Ny People" and Fair One. "
Mrs. r. H. King Dagger Dance" Mrs.
Neil Kemper McMurtrey: "Anoat in our
Little Boat" Mrs. Stitt and Mrs. Isabel
Cannon Cartwright: Barbara. NY Bar
bara" and o Wondrous Night" Mrs. J.
E. Thompson: "Habanera" and "Sanctus."
Mrs. Folz: Who Dares the Bronco wild
Defy" and Lullaby" Mrs. Max criteh-
field: prelude to Act III" Mrs. Elsie
Evans Pattison" and Lonely Am I. Mrs.
Stitt.
Accompanies will be Mrs. Nc
Murtry and Mrs. Folz.
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Guest Day to
Be Observed by
Aftermath Club

Aftermath Club will observe its
last guest day Thursday afternoon
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Charles w. Field, 3140 Washington
boulevard.
Mrs. Field will be assisted by
AIesdames Charles S. Lycan, Bertha
Wright Mitchell, H. NJ Banks, p H.
Yant, and H. E. Won Grimmenstein.
The program committee consists
Of Mesdames Charles F. Miller, G. S.
Lycan, John A. Sink and Miss Eliza
beth Cooper.
Musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. Noble c. Hilgenbert and Mrs.
Sink.
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CHAPTERS PLAN
MAY BREAKFAST

Annual May breakfast of the four
indianapolis chapters of Pi Omicron
sorority will be held Sunday at the
Washington.
Mrs. Montrey Percifield will act as
toaStmistress, introducing Miss
Flora Drake who viii give a toast
in response. Mrs. Barbara Wilson
viii give a reading.
The committee in charge consists
of Misses Lillian Scherer, chair
man: Edythe Daugherty. Marie
Fuchs, Kathryn Gibson, Angelina
Olsen, Betty Zimmerman, Helen
Buchanan. Ruth Cochrane and
Mabel Hall.
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d. of u. Will
Meet Monday
to Pick Chief

Annual election Of officers will be
held by the Governor Oliver Perry
Morton chapter. Daughters Of the
Union, at 2:3O Monday in the green
parlors at the Y. w. G. A.
Reports of the national congress
held recently in New York will De
given by Mrs. Thomas w. Demmer-
". regent: Mrs. Walter Winkler and
Mrs. Allan T. Fleming.
Annual reports will be given by
Mrs. Demmerly, Mesdames Thomas
Larkin, Walter Baxter. w. 1. Hoag,
Winkler, and Louise E. Kruger, re
firing officers Of the chapter.
The business meeting viii be fol-
lowed by tea, with Mrs. Hoag acting
as hostess. Spring flowers will be
used on the tea table. Mrs. Dem
merly will pour.