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Pick Regional
, Officers for
Girl Scouts

At the regional elections of the
Girl Scouts, held at the conference
at Camp Dellwood Friday, Mrs. Wal
ter Kavanagh, Kenosha, Wis, was
reelected chairman of the Great
Lakes region. Mrs. Warren J. Pot
ter, Morrison, Ill, secretary; Mrs.
R. S. Bishop, Flint, Mich, vice
chairman, and Mrs. Charles r.
Lindsay Jr.; Wayne, ILL.,, region rep
resentative to the national board.
The morning session was in
charge of Miss Margaret Murray,
field institute secretary. These in
stitutes are informal round table
discussions, arranged and conducted
by members of the national staff,
for a local council or sponsoring
group.
Mrs. A. L. Murray of Eau Claire,
Wis, regional publicity chairman,
led a discussion on publicity and
bulletins. This concluded one of
the most successful conferences ever
held in this region.
Among the Indianapolis council
members who attended sessions
were MesdameS Charles F. Voyles,
commissioner; Thomas A. Wynne,
Charles E. Cole, Edward A. Gard
ner, Maxwell Droke, Joseph A..
Miner, Paul @. Richey, Montgomery
Lewis, l.. R. Sereinsky, G. Willis
Adams, R. o. Jackson and DR.. Her.
bert T. Wagner
The leaders training school will
open Monday morning, with Miss
Alice Kirk as director. National
staff instructors will arrive at Dell
wood today.
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Sorority Will
Install Beta
Group Sunday

Beta chapter of Tau Delta Sigma
sorority will be installed Sunday
afternoon at the Columbia club.
Initiation of members of the T. D.
S. club Of Anderson, which will be-
come Beta chapter, will be held.
They are Misses Edna Mae O'Con-
nor, Mabel Myers, Dorothy Mills,
Martha Layton, Mary Jane Rankin,
Luella O'Connor, Martha O'Connor,
Evelyn Monroe, Sara Ehle, and
Helen Robinette.
Mrs. INNER Welsh, president, will
be in charge of initiation, assisted
by Miss Margaret Layton, pledge
captain. Miss Dorothy Wright will
be the installing officer, assisted by
Mrs. James Fleener. Mrs. Garrett
Browning will speak at the tea
following.
Regular meeting of the sorority
will be held Monday night at the
Lincoln.
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w. c.. T. u. Notes

Frances willard union will meet
at the home for aged women, Cap
itol avenue and Eighteenth street,
next Tuesday, from until 4. Mrs.
Raymond Harris will have charge of
devotions. Morris Lee and Marion
Chambers will read and sing, &C
companied by Mrs. Eugene Cham
bers. Mary Ella Cook will read.
There will be other features on the
program. Mrs. Orpha Sheets will
preside.
Sarah A. Swain union will meet
Tuesday at 2 at the home of Mrs.
Ora Boles, 2918 English avenue. De-
votions will be led by Mrs. Carl
Hastings. Mrs. Irene Kennedy will
talk on Motion Pictures" Flower
mission day will be observed and
members are asked to bring candy,
cakes, flowers, jellies or magazines.
Mrs. Ida Beeson is local flower mis-
sion director. Grace Patten will pre-
side.
The University Heights w. C. T.
U. will meet at the home of Mrs.
Fred Koerhn, on East Hanna road,
Tuesday. Mrs. J. T. Roberts will
conduct devotions. Music will be
in charge of Mrs. Echo Brown, local
director. Mrs. Robert Baerman,
flower mission director, will have
charge of program. The Rev. o.
M. Robbins will speak on How the
Wet Forces Are Changing Their
Fronts" Miss Silas Ryker, presi-
dent, will preside.
The zeralda Wallace w. G.. T. U.
will hold its regular meeting with
Mrs. Irene Myers, Forty-ninth
street and Michigan road, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary jerks will direct the
morning devotions, after which a
short business session will be held.
Flower mission day will be observed.
Mrs. Ruby Bailey will read the
story of the flower mission, "How
1t Blossomed, Grew and Spread"
The Rev. E. H. Eberhardt will talk
on the work Of the flower mission.
Mrs. Alpha Bailey will talk on the
work of this department, of which
she is local director. Musical num-
bers will be rendered. Every one
is asked to bring flowers. Henrietta
Heishmann will preside.
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CervuS Club
Boards Will
Hold Session

Retiring and incoming board
members of the Cervus Club will
hold combined meeting at l Mon
day at the Antlers. Cards will fol-
low the meeting, in charge of Mrs.
Mort Nichols and Mrs. Eugene
Blackburn.
After the card party, tea will be
served by the retiring board mem
bers. Mrs. Otis McCracken is the
retiring president. Members of the
new board are:
Mesdames Martin Collins. president; c.
J. Richter. vice-president; A. M. Pollard,
record secretary: C. j. Austerminer.
financial secretary; Timothy P. Sexton,
corresponding secretary: J. Il. Miller.
treasurer; Eugene Blackburn and H. C.
Sargent. members at large.
Chairman of standing committees
who are appointed by the president
are also members of the board. They
are:
Mesdames s. r. Lovick, ways and
means; Max Patton, entertainment; Carl
G. Norman. publicity; Harry wiebke hos
pitality; E. J. Lawrence membership; Fred
Wagner. program. and Louis Goldsmith,
auditing.
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Activities for the year will be
closed by the Welfare club with a
tour Of indianapolis and the city
parks Monday. Guests of the club
will be women who reside at the
Home for Aged Women.
Mrs. Volney Huff, chairman of
the motor corps, will meet her staff
of assistants at 100 at the home,
following which the drive will be
held.
After the drive garden party will
be held at the home of Mrs Harry
E. Watson for the members and
their guests. Mrs. Claude T. Hoover,
president and Mrs. L. p Cresswell
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D. OF |. TO GIVE
BENEFIT PARTY

Daughters of Isabella will enter
tain with a benefit card party Sat-
urday, June Is, at the Banner
Whitehill auditorium. Hostesses will
be:
Miss Gertrude Murphy. recent, and the
Misses Josephine Tobin, Elizaoeth Murphy,
nellie Schlotter, Kathleen Reidy Mayme
Reilly, Emilia Vanier, Irene Daugherty,
Helen Leonard, Betty Ellis, Mayme
Murphy. Mary Davey. Margaret Brand,
Agnes Mahoney, Helen M, Reidy and statia
O'Connell and Mesdames Robert v. Fessler,
Joseph J. Speaks. wilfred j. overmire,
Frank B. Healy, Ed Trimpe. Eleanor
Rebel, Karl Kramer, Frank Kirkhoff, C.
A. Gauss. F. J. Pfeger, Paul Kramer and
Georgia Whitaker.
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TRI-DELT SENIORS
LUNCHEON GUESTS

Miss Waneta Graves and Miss
Virginia Holt entertained at a
luncheon Friday at Miss Graves
home, 4235 Boulevard place, ! in
honor of seniors of Delta Delta
Delta sorority of Butler university.
Butler colors of blue and white
were used in the decorative scheme.
Appointments carried out COM
mencement theme. Handkerchiefs-
were given as favors. Guests were:
The Misses Roseland Gibson, Anna Marie
Sander, Ann McDevitt. Gertrude Pence,
Margaret Shively, Virginia Taylor, Har-
riette Trinkle and Louis Bolin.
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Program to Be
Given Tuesday
at Sunnyside

Mrs. William Freund and Mrs.
Leroy Martin have arranged the
program to be given by the Sunny
side Guild Tuesday for patients at
Sunnyside sanitarium.
Mrs. William F. Holmes and Mrs.
w. T. Randell will give a comedy
skit, THE Acid Test" A dancing re-
vue will be presented by JAG Brod-
erick and a group of his pupils.
Mrs. A. G. Garrett, solosit, will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Bebinger Piano selections will be
given by Miss Jean CoStin.
Numbers will be offered by Uncle
Jabe" Martin and his Beanblossom
fiddlers and the Long Green quar-
tet.
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Butler Club
to Take Part
in Musicale

The Butler College of Education
glee club and choir will be on the
program with the trio at the weekly
musicale of the Marott from 8:45 to
10 Sunday in the ballroom. Assist
ing will be Mrs. Ruth o. Benedict,
director; Miss Roberta Cook, So
prano soloist, and Miss Katherine
Taylor, accompaniSt.
The program follows:
Overture zu Egmont" ......... Beethoven
"Panis Angelicus" ......... Cesar Franck
Great Is Thy Glory, o Lord Schubert
The Choir
"Playero" Spanish Dancel .....:
.................. Granados- Munzer
Consuelo Couchman
"PourquoT' (Lake) .........,..... .Dellbes
Jeanne .:..'.'.''...''' .'.''r irosCer
Roberta Cook
Prom the Land of the sky-Blue
Maud Water
Three Minute Intermission-
"Where'er You Walk" ........,.... Handel
THE. Butterfly lCoppelia) ........ .Delibes
Mighty LAX a Rose" ...........N evin
The Choir
Favorite Operetta Selections. ........
'.....'''..'..' -. ..''' 'NlcVor herbert
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JEWISH WOMENS
SORORITY STARTED

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June IL
Alpha Epsilon Phi, oldest national
sorority for Jewish women, has been
installed at Indiana university
Lambda Chi, which was organized
locally in April. 1881, is the group
going into Alpha Epsilon Phi. Ten
members make up the first chapter
of the sorority at Indiana university.
The sponsors of the new Jewish
sorority are Mrs. Louis Becovitz,
Bloomington. and Mrs. Hedwig
Lesser of the Indiana university
German department.
The members of the new sorority
are.
Boia Silverman and Helen Schlesinger,
Indianapolis; Sussnne Rotenberg and Osna
Setter, East Chicago; Ross Fox, Gary;
Ruby SchuSterman. Lawrenceburg; Rachael
Oschstein, TT. Wayne; Judith MuSkat,
Richmond: and Gertrude Kroot. Columbus.
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CLUB CALLS LAST
SESSION or SEASON

Mrs. William F. Rothenburger will
speak on Women of China" at the
garden party to be held by the
Woman's Department Club of the
Municipal Gardens at 8 Monday
afternoon at the gardens. 1t will be
the clubs last meeting Of the sea-
son.
Tea viii be served following Mrs.
Rothenburgers talk. Mrs. A. E.
Shirley is in charge of arrange
mentS, assisted by Mesdames Will
liam Burcham, Raymond Davis and
Fred Keppner.
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Miss Helen Noble ArYangeS
Tea in Honor of Bride-EleCt

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. Neal of
Noblesville entertained Friday night
with a picnic party in honor of Miss
Cottingham and Mr.. Howell.
Miss Sarah Gilmore of Anderson
will entertain at a dinner Sunday
at her home in honor of Miss Cot
tingham.
Miss Cottingham has as her guest,
Miss Marian McFadden of Havana,
Ill. Miss McFadden will also visit
Miss Flora Lieber, 1859 Park avenue.
Mrs. r. B. Clark and daughter,
Miss Maryellen Clark, will enter
tain Monday afternoon for the
bride-elect while Miss Lieber will be
hostess at a bridge party and
kitchen shower that night,
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RITTER CLASS TO
PRESENT RECITAL

Mrs. Georgianna Brown Ritter
will present a group from her piano
class in a public recital at 8 Thurs
day in the viking salon, 100 East
Ohio street. Students taking part
are:
The Misses Thelma Rivers, Maxine Til
ford. Genevieve Ketchsm. Betty Poppaw,
Anna Louise Lorenz. Dorothy Gutfeisch,
Gloria Ann Cox. Helen Currie, Gretta Cur
RE. Martha Currie, Ruth Maiden and Mil
dred Johnston.
Mrs. Ritter will be assisted by Miss Gut
heisch. reader. pupil of Miss Aileen Klai-
Der; Miss Mabelle Haller. soprano and
teacher of voice. and a male quarter, COM
posed of Joseph Ritter. Clifford Long,
George Thompson and Herbert Heron. AL
singers are pupils of Clifford D. Long
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Group Plans
Garden Fete

Annual garden party and lunch
con of the Indorsers of Photoplays
will be held, Wednesday, June IS,
at Bonnie Brao," the home of Mrs.
David Ross.
There will be a short business
meeting before the luncheon, with
Mrs. Ross in charge of the meeting.
Short reports Of chairmen of COM
mittees will be given.
Luncheon will be at 1890, and
will be in charge of Mrs. M. H.
Harmon, whose assistants will be,
Mesdames H. r. Grimes, Edna
Sharp, E. r. Lee, J. w. Vestal,
Louise Smith, R. c. Smoddy, Bee
Porter and j. A. Slauter.
In the afternoon, following the
luncheon there will be a program
with Mrs. w. F. Holmes as chair
man, and Mesdames w. D. Long and
Victor Hintze as co-workers. The
music will be in charge of Mrs. John
Compton.
The program will include salute
to the flag by Mrs. Emma Strobel;
sketch, "Mammy's Visit" by Mes
danes w. D. Long, James Sproule,
w. G. Freund, and w. F. Holmes;
dances by Phyllis Nordstrom; a
program of negro Spirituals by Mrs.
Glenn Ethel Thrush; accordion
solos by James D, Westover, and a
motion picture sketch by members
Of the Indorsers.
Ushers for the afternoon will be
decorated with garden flowers. Re-
servations for the luncheon may be
made with Mrs. Fred H. Knodel of
Miss Helen Daily.
Transportation will be provided
for the members from the Masonic
temple at Broad Ripple at 1890.
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Welfare Club to Close Years
Activities With City Tour

of the Cresswell Guild, assisted by a
group Of the Welfare Club members,
viii have charge of the tea table.
Tables will be arranged on the
lawn and the terrace, and will be
decorated with garden flowers. Bas-
kets Of the flowers also viii be ar
ranged about the home.
The Welfare Clubs main objective
is the support and entertainment of
some Of the women at the Home Tor
aged Women. The club gives a
monthly party at the home for the
entertainment OF the residents. be-
sides providing aid for their support.
1t also contributes to other chart
ties.
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ARENAS Club
to Celebrate
It's Birthday

Seventh anniversary of the Arte-
mas club will be celebrated on Flag
day, Tuesday, with a dinner and
bridge party at the Arlington, 5000
East Washington street.
A rose and white birthday cake,
surrounded with flowers, will center
the table. CONNECTIONS and favors
will be in red, white and blue.
A short business meeting will
precede the dinner. Mrs. Ralph Tin
del, charter member, will give a
short history of the club. Readings
will be given by Mrs. Mabel Dobbins.
The committee in charge is COM
posed Of Mrs. Leslie Mclean, social
chairman; and Mesdames Charles
Judy, Alice Koby, Charles Hoffman
and Harry Halter. Mrs. Frank
FreerS is president.
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BUTLER THETAS ARE
LUNCHEON GUESTS

Seniors of the Butler chapter of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority were
entertained Friday at a luncheon
bridge given by Mrs. Walter Krull,
3705 East Washington street, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Mary
Jane Krull. The guests were:
Misses Elma Rose Sailors. Frances and
Merle Earring. Dorothy De Frees. Harriet
McGaughey Muriel Adams, Martha Stay
maker. Virginia Fleming Betty Lower,
Mardenna Johnson. Helen Lucas and
Valentia Mene
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Miss Helen Noble was to be
hostess this afternoon at her home,
$50 Keystone avenue, at a bridge
tea in honor of Miss Lorinda Cot
tingham, who will be married June
18 to Robert Donald Howell.
Miss Noble was to be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. John w. Noble.
Decorations and appointments We're
to be carried out in the bridal coll
ors Of orchid, green and yellow.
The guests with Miss Cottingham
we're to be: Mesdames c. E. Getting
ham, E. v. Clark, Harold Taught,
Walter Morse, G. H Over, j Louis
Smith, Richter Castle, Union City.
Norris Cottingham, Noblesville, and
the Misses Emma Matthews, Mary
10 Spurrier and Lois Clark.
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Ryker,
Bride-Elect, Is
Honored Guest

Miss Margaret Allies and Mrs. G.
Hylton Eberhard entertained today
at Miss Allies home, 81 East Fifty
second street, in honor of Miss
Dorothy Ryker, bride-elect.
Bridal colors Of pink and blue
were carried out in decorations Of
summer flowers and candles. Guests
with Miss Ryker were:
Mesdames H. c. Ryker, F. Noble Ropkey.
G. c. York, H. E. Rasmussen, Wilbur p.
Dunbar. Lee Hickman. William Rockstahl-
er, Leon Hick and the Misses Imogens
Pierson, Ruth Otte, Dorothy Smith, vir-
ginia Jobes, Bernice Reagen and Jean
nette Harris.
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ter OF Mrs. Henry G. Rodenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilkene will be at
HON eater June IS on Harris
avenue, in Washington Place.
Photo by Bretzman.
Mrs. Paul Browning (right) was
Miss Betty Helm, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Helm, 1929
lockwood avenue. Her marriage
took place June 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning will be at home after
July 1 at 1884 lockwood avenue,
Photo by Moorheld.
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WOMEN'S CLUB
TO GIVE PARTY

st. Joan of Arc Women's Club
will entertain with a luncheon
bridge party in the school hall
Forty-second street and Park ave-
nue.. at l Wednesday.
Mrs. william Miller and Mrs. Ma
bra Jones will have charge of the
party, assisted by the following COM
mittee:
Mesdames George Abbott. Charles Con-
ley. Joseph Brady Albert Fest L. Albert
Buennagel, James Cunningham. william
Flynn. Otto Hageman. Richard lansing.
Joseph Hilgenberg. Herbert Mailander.
Charles Keogh. Kathleen Moldthan. w. II.
Kirko1, Harold Mountain. Harry Ware
and Theodore Volkert.
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Pupils
Preparing for
Voice Recital

A voice recital by pupils of Mrs.
w R. Sieber. will be given at 8
Wednesday evening at the D. A. r.
chapter house, s24 North PennSyl-
vania street Assisting will be Miss
Lillian Starost, violiniSt, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Starost.
Those singing will be Misses Ruth
Schlaegel, Matty Joe Hackley, Eileen
Elliott, Earl Thomas, Gladys Balls,
Emma Cox Sellee, Marcia Knodel.
Mildred Fowler, Elizabeth Gallon
Madison, Olivia Trap, Mildred Jar
Wis and Earl Thomas.
The program follows:
Mighty LAX Rose" ............N evin
Miss schiaegei
Gay Butterflies ................ .Haulev
I'm Dear Little Garden" A. A. BROOKS
Miss Hackley
My Caravan Has Rested" .. ,.,..' .Iohr
Miss Elliott
"P Phea rrumpeter ......jj.'Aii rii McG 6iI
Springs a Lovable Ladye" ...... Elliott
An Open Secret" .Woodman
Miss Balls
Miss Selle
There Are Fairies at the Bottom OF
Our Garden" Lehman
Miss Schlaegel
Until You Came" ......s.....M etcalf
1 Love Lie .................Ma Mana yucca
Miss Knodel
Miss Fowler
"Lustspiel ......... .Keler-Bela
'zigeunerweisen" .............S arasati
80. Misses starost and starost
Miss Madison
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" st Saeny
tSampson DelilahJ
Miss Selle
The Lost Chord" ................ Sullivan
go, Miss Jarvis, Miss Trap, Miss Fowler
Cradle Song" ........'...... Kreisler
Il ur-TouJ ours-L' Amour ...... FrinnI
Miss Trapp
waltz Song Romeo and Juliettel
The Night ind'.,.......,....,' o FarIe9
Miss Jarvis
Mrs. Sieber
Accompanies will be Misses Vern Lowman
Madelan Oldberg, and Mildred Jarvis.
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Bride-t0-Be HONOred

Miss Mildred Dunn, who will be
married to Florentine Steinkamp,
June Is, at st. GATHERINGS church,
was honored at a miscellaneous
shower Thursday night, given by
Miss Louise Drummer, 1926 Terrace
avenue. Miss Dunn is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunn, 1443
Terrace avenue.
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Smart D1isu Motifs

Many a smart printed silk has
taken the daisy as its inspiration
this year. And now Bruyere, the
Paris couturiere, is using large daisy
motifs of galalith for hat orna-
ments and the same flower is en-
broidered on some of her dresses.
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MARGARET KERN
GOING TO COAST

Mrs. Francis J. Moore will be hos
tess at tea Sunday afternoon at
her home, 2046 Park avenue, in
honor Of Miss Margaret Kern, who
will leave soon to spend the summer
in California. Mrs. Moore will be
assisted by Mrs. Ferd Keller. Guests
with Miss Kern and Mrs. Keller
will be:
Mesdames william Hurd. Frances Werbe.
Bruce Graham. Russell Savre. Ingram
Gill Manley Lawrence and James Rabbit
and the Misses Jesse Payne. Norris DOL
lens. Marjorie Miller Peg higgins. Kath-
leen Davidson. Georgette MosbY. Violet
Burton. Irene Smith and Halle Carlisle.
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HOOEleSs Fasteners

You now can buy hookless fas-
ceners in different lengths and col
ors. Next time you are making a
dress, decide on the length of
placquet and buy your fastener be-
fore you finish the seams, to make
sure it is just the right length.
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Club Meetings

MONDAY
Sesame club will hold a picnic
at Bethany park. Mrs. j. Murray
Chenoweth will be hostess.
Annual picnic of Alpha Beta La
treian club will be held at II at the
Indiana State School for the Blind.
Miss Helen Wilson will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Edgar Y. PattiSon.
They will inspect the school.
Annual outing of the Monday club
viii honor Mrs. Ollah Perkins Toph.
retiring president, at the Avalon
country club. Mrs. Ruth Anne Ker-
sting will give program.
George H. Thomas post No. 20,
w. R. G. will have social meeting
at the home of Mrs. Robert w. Nc
Bride, 1434 Park avenue
Indiana State School of the Deaf
will be the scene of the picnic of
the Present Day Club.
TUESDAY
A picnic will be held by Old Glory
Society, C. A. R. Miss Clara Pat
ten and Sarah Louise Smith are
chairmen.
Woman's Department Club auxil-
larry to P. H. N. A. will meet at
1890 with Mrs. William E. Kennedy
1920 Winthrop avenue, for luncheon.
Guest day will be observed by the
Amicitia club at John Heron Art
institute. Mrs. Billy Grimes is
chairman of the hostess committee,
assisted by Mesdames Cash Graham,
Edna Potts, Nettie Kirtz, and John
harrison.
Mrs. c. U. Watson will be hostess
to Irvington chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron. Mrs. H w. Townsend
will review, THE Crossing" by Wins
ton Churchill.
Mrs. Walter More, 6138 Park ave-
nue.. will be hostess for the meeting
of the Independent Social Club.
WEDNESDAY
Final reports of the Oct-Dahl
Club will be given at the luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.. w.
Hays, Route IL, Box 291.
Annual frolic of Mu Phi Epsilon
sorority will have as hostesses the
alumnae, with Miss Helen Quig as
chairman.
A picnic will be held by the
Wednesday Afternoon Club. Hos
tesses will be Mesdames Harry
Schwab, William Enrich and G. G.
Rotham. A playlet, The Making of
the Flag" will be given.
Amagmous chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will meet at 2 at
the home of Mrs. Walter Carey, LAG
South Ritter avenue. Book reviews
will be given of Everyday Problems
of the Everyday Child" by Mrs.
Stewart Tauffett, and THE Problem
Child of Home" by Mrs. George
Hufsmith. Miss Dorothy Carye will
give a piano program. Mental by
giene will be studied during the
summer.
THURSDAY
Mrs. w. L. Larsh, 1897 Arrow
avenue, will be hostess to the Ladies
Federal Club.
Mrs. Grant Zimmerman, 107
North Drexel Avenue, will be hos
tess to the Thursday Afternoon
Club. Mrs. S. A. Virgins will assist.
Response will be current events.
FRIDAY
A picnic will be held by the Gull
ture Club.
A family picnic will be held by
the Irvington Quest Club. Commit
tee in charge includes Mesdames H.
P. Bartlett, Fred Haynes, and A. E.
Curtis. Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser and
Solly Schubach are in charge of
entertainment.
SATURDAY
Luncheon will be held by Western
College Alumnae Club at the home
of Mrs. Myron j. Mckee. 1920 Cold
Spring road.
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IndOrsers Film Hosts

Indorsers of Photoplays sponsored
the showing Of a motion picture
at IL this morning at the Pal
ace theater, when members of the
indianapolis Boys Club will be
their guests. Mrs. Thomas Dem
merly will act as hostess. Three
hundred boys were expected to at
tend.
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Ne1U Girl Problems

Miss Alice G. Smith, for thirty
years a probation office in New
York, says that the majority of
girls who are problems today are
the second generation of foreign i'm
migrants who resent their parents
European" attitude toward giving
them the freedom American girls
have.