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]. T.HOward
to Lecture
on Music

Three Hundred Years of Amer
lean Music" will be the theme Of the
lecture recital to be given by John
Tasker Howard, author of Our
American Music" at 3, Friday, I'M
der the auspices of the indianapolis
Matinee Musicale. assisted by the
Indiana State Federation of Music
Clubs.
The lecture to be given at the
John Heron Art Institute will be in
keeping with the musicale's pro-
gram of American music.
Mr.. Howard will be assisted by
Edna T. Bowles, vocalist of De Paw
university, who will be presented by
the state federation. The Sigma
Alpha Iota ensemble. directed by
Mrs. Frances johnson, will take part
in the affair.
Mr.. Howard, an authority on AM
erican music, will give a resume
of the history, showing the course
of its development, the principal
figures and the influences which
have nodded its artistic growth.
His object is to show how the de-
velopment of music in this country
has reflected the general history of
the nation, material as well as cul-
tural.
The sorority ensemble is COM
posed of:
First Sopranos = Mesdames LISA
Cox, Marian Barr and Frances john
son.
Second Sopranos Mesdames Eth
elwyn Arnholter, Edna Short and
Edith Pile.
Contraltos-Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs.
Elizabeth whistler and Miss Helen
ThomS.
Accompanist-Miss Mary Eliza
beth johnson.
The program is as follows:
Smiling Dawn ''''''''''''''A Handel aPndel
Sigma Alpha iota Ensemble - ~"
Sonata" Major dast move ,Sona rama
..-;,:......, Alexander IReinagle
March Of the GrenadIers 49,. .f .aoTsrd
John Tasker Howard
Mary Loves the Flowers" .S Foster
My Old Kentucky Home" ...S Foster
Edna T. Bowies
"
''Berceuse" ........L M CottschaIx
"Marche de Mutt" ...L. M Gottschalr
John Tasker Howard
Oh. That We Too Were Maying" E. Nevin
AHe rSoSary -...... E. Nevin
Edna T. Bowles
VI
Prelude. First Modern Suite Macdonald
Inc Eagle ;...:..... ..... Macdonald
John Tasker Howard
VII
TO Helidora' ...........G. w Chadwick
Inc Catechlst' Henry Hadley
VIII
Tango American .J A Carnenter.
Prelude, Sharp Minor" &c. Cershwin
The Harmonica PLAYER. David Guion
Onlmes OF 81. Patrick 81 E. Whitehorne
John Tasker Howard
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Miss Ida B. White to Speak
at Business WOn1enS Meeting
+
=
MARY
nEVEkY

regular program is in charge of the
legislative committee, headed by Miss
Elizabeth Rainey. She will be as
sisted by Misses Julia Landers, Flora
Paetz, Mary H. Peacock, BeSs Rob
bins, Margaret L. Shuler and Mrs
Florence K. Thacker.
Dinner speakers will be Misses
Emma May and Genevieve Brown
Nominees on the Democratic and
Republican tickets for the office of
reporter of the supreme and ap-
pellate courts, Miss Bess Robbins
Republican nominee for representa-
tive, and Miss Mary Sleeth of Rush
vile, Republican nominee for state
treasurer.
Miss Lucy E. Osborn, president
will preside.
Music during the evening will be
furnished by Miss Mary Ann Kull-
mer, violiniSt, accompanied by Mrs
George Kullmer.
Dancing and stunts will be in
Guided in the 8 o'clock program.
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Church Women
Councils Fall
Meeting Is Set

The Indianapolis council of Fed
Grated Church women will hold its
fall meeting from $50 to Nov. IL
at the Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain church.
The work of the Wheeler Mission
will be presented by the Rev. H. E.
Eberhart and the Rev. H. L. Har-
rod will describe activities of Elan
ner House. ArmiStice day will be
observed in the program.
Miss Letitia Knight Mintz, West
field, N. j., chairman of the spiritual
life department of the national
council, will speak on THE Spiritual
Life"
Music for the morning session will
be furnished by the Cosmopolitan
quartet from the Cosmopolitan
school of music.
Mrs. w. H. Day and Miss Beulah
Bailey will give musical numbers
during the afternoon session.
Work among the lepers in the for
eign field will be presented by re-
turned missionary.
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bingham will discuss "The French
Period of Canadian History" and
Mrs. J. P. Smith will speak on DE
velopment of Canada Since 1888"
Mrs. Walter N. Carpenter will be
hostess to the Culture Club. Mrs
Clyde Titus will speak on Social
Life and Customs in India" and
Mrs. c. A. McCotter will speak on
Woman of India and Home Life"
SATURDAY
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
before the Magazine Club on
Panama" Music will be furnished
by Mrs. A. N. Bonham. The host
esses will include Mesdames w. c.
Borcherding, T. D Campbell, A M
EOConnell, A. j. Clark and Miss
Helen Frances Starr.
The Saturday Afternoon Literary
Club will meet with Mrs. Ernest R.
Keller and Mrs. Hollis F. Nay. War
wick Deeping's THE Ten Command
ments, will be discussed by Mrs
Glenn Howe. and word study will
be conducted by Mrs. Henry zitz-
laff.
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MONDAY

Mrs. R. E. Adkins will be hostess
for a meeting of the Monday Aft
ernoon Reading Club. Subjects of
Mrs. John w. Maltby and Mrs
Archibald NJ Hall will be "Budd-
hism" and "Buddha in Art"
Arthur Schopenhauer will be the
subject of Edward j. Bennett at a
meeting of the Indianapolis Lit
erary club at the Propylaeum.
TUESDAY
The Irvington Home Study Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank
T. Brown, 5129 Pleasant Run park
way, instead Of at Mrs. Mark Rea-
soner's home. Mrs Harry E. Jordan
vii speak on Aftermath of Wars
A Comparison"
Mrs. Mayme Findley will be host
esS for meeting of the Irvington
Chautauqua Club. Mrs. D. S.
Adams will speak on The Lexow
Police Investigation" and Mrs. w.
w. Southland will speak on "A Crime
Wave.
The Fortnightly Literary Club
will have as its speakers Mrs. John
R. Curry. who will talk on Illus
bands of Famous Women" and
Miss Ruth O'Hair, whose subject
will be Wives of Famous Men"
The Women's Auxiliary to Rail-
way Mail Association will have a
religious program, with musical
selections by the Rev. and Mrs. Vir-
gil P. Brock. The address will be
made by the Rev. w. F. Buckner.
Mrs. Dwight Murphy will be host
eSS to the Hoosier Tourist Club. Mrs.
F. c. Robinson will speak OH Mis-
souri,, Mother of the West" Mrs. j.
o. Cottingham on st. Louis, the
Home of World Traders" and Mrs.
C. E. Day on "Old Fl. Leaven-
worth"
The Beginning of the English
Drama" will be the subject for the
meeting of the Heyl Study Club.
Mrs. George B. Elliott will discuss
THE Miracle Plays" The Morality
Plays" and 'Everyman." Mrs.
Joseph K. Grubb will speak on
England of the Elizabcthan Age
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Allan Vestal will be hostess for
the Irviagton Mothers Study Club,
with Mrs. c. L. Price as assistant
hostess. Mrs. c. E. Flowers will
speak on Influence of Beauty in
the Home and Mrs. c. E. Thomas
will review The Club Woman
Chapter F. P. E. o. Sisterhood.
viii meet with Mrs. J. p. Whitmyre.
Mrs. Charles r Men wiz speak on
Modern Poetry, and the roll call
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City Council
of WOmen
Will Meet

DR.. Murray De Almond will speak
on the Mental Concept of Indi-
viduality" at the afternoon session
Of the Indianapolis Council of
Women, to be held Tuesday instead
of Nov. 8. The business meeting
will begin at II in the Memorial
Presbyterian church, Eleventh
street and Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Mary Kynett, president of
the May Wright Sewell council, will
talk on why Civic Committee in
the Council?"
why Social Hygiene and Pub
lie Health Committee in the Coun-
cil?" will be the theme of talk
by Mrs. j. F. Edwards, president of
the Seventh District Federation of
Clubs.
A parliamentary law discussion
will be led by Mrs. Allen T. Flem-
ing. Mrs. Edna Pauley, president,
will preside.
Mrs. Bruce Eberly is chairman of
the luncheon committee. Hostesses
will be:
Mesdames g; s. Lycan. R. E. Kenning-
ton, Daniel Wier William L. Myers, Ed
ward Druler. Robert L. Guedei George
Cheney Caddie Farnsworth, A. G. Small
and Miss Grace Reed.
Decorations will be in charge of
Mesdames Robert Geisel, Harold
Trusler and Wayne Hill
Mrs. D. A. Grove and Mrs. H. E
Grimmenstein compose the registra-
ton committee.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. John P. Cochrane.
A musical program will be pro-
vided by the Technical high school
boys concert club, directed by j
Russell Paxton.
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International
Study Club

India, the Empire of Romance
and Buddhist Shrines," will be Mrs.
S. R. Artman's topic next week be-
fore chapters of the International
TraVel-Study Club, Inc.
Himalaya chapter will meet Mon
day for a II o'clock luncheon at
the Lumley tearoom.
Egyptian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. George
w. Bell, 40 Gladstone street, at
1870 Tuesday. Assistant hostesses
will be Mesdames j. P. Gilpin and
R. E. Money. Mrs. R. R. Mitchell
will be in charge of the program.
Brazilian chapter will be enter
tanned with a o'clock dinner Tues
day at the home of Mrs. B. M.
Howell, 1901 Graceland avenue. Mrs.
Harry Kintworth will assist the
hostess. Mrs. Marie Thurgood will
give a group of readings.
Aberdeen chapter will meet at the
Y. M. c. A. at 10:45 Wednesday for
business meeting.
Brittany chapter will meet with
Mrs. Mary Allmeroth, 626 North De
Quincy street, for noon luncheon.
All members are requested to be
present for business meeting at
IL. The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Fred Wolter and Mrs. DR.. C.
S. Aumann.
Alexandria chapter will meet with
the president, Mrs Perry Davis, 1101
West Thirty-third street, Thursday
Refreshments will be served at 1890.
Lincolnian chapter will have a
1890 luncheon Friday at the home
of Mrs. Walter G. Kelly, 1859 Forest
lane. Assistant hostess will be Mrs.
R. H. Boyd A musical program of
violin numbers will be given by HUI
bert and Norman Kelly, accom-
panied by Miss Iris Boyd.
Toyama chapter will hold a bust
ness meeting at 7 Friday at the
home of Miss Jeanette Hineman,
1902 North Alabama street.
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Officers to Be
Entertained by
Auxiliary Post

Retiring and new officers of the
auxiliary to Indianapolis Post T.
American Legion, will be honored
at a musical tea to be given from
3 to Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Harry o. Chamberlin, 1859 WASH
ington boulevard.
Special guests will be officers of
the Twelfth district and the presi-
dents and secretaries of all units
affiliated with the district.
Mrs. w. R. Mcclellan, general
chairman, will be assisted by Mes
danes A. H. M. Graves, A. j. Stein
berg, Herbert Winkler and Louis
Markum.
During the tea hour, Mrs. Leland
K. Fishback, violinist, will play. &C
companied by Mrs. William S. Wer-
rer. Other musical entertainment
will be provided by Martha Graves.
pianist; Mary Ann Blessing. violin
list, and Mrs A. c. Garnett, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles E. Bebinger.
Miss Jane Martin will give read
ingss
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Alumnae Are
Entertained at
Chapter House

Home coming alumnae of Butler
university were guests today of the
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at its
chapter house, TIA Berkeley road.
Returned members were seated at
small tables, decorated with fall
flowers. Honor guests were past
presidents and charter members of
the local Beta Theta chapter.
Miss Charlotte Peele, president.
was POSTMASTER. Responses were
made by Mrs. L. .Ritcher Brown,
alumna, and Miss Mary Alice
Burch, active Miss Virginia Shee-
ley was chairman of stunt, pre-
sented BY the pledge chapter.
Musical entertainment was pro-
vided by Misses Eleanor Maris and
Ruth Dale. The committee in
charge was composed of Misses
Rosemary Recap, Lenore Winters
and Hannah Sector.
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Club Calendar for COMING Week

will be answered with quotations
from modern poets.
Syrian and Babylonian Art" will
be the subject of Miss Blanche Still
son in the art appreciation class of
the Irvington Union of Clubs at
1920 in the Irvington public library.
THURSDAY
Reaction Organization-Effect in
School will be the theme of DR..
PerSiS White Simmons discussion
in the psychology class of the Irv-
ington Union of Clubs at 10 in the
Irvington Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Kate Miner Rabb will teach the
writing for publication class at 10
in the Irvington public library.
John Galsworthy's Maid in Wait
ms" will be reviewed by Mrs. w. A.
Clabaugh at the meeting of the
Plerian Study Club. Mrs. w. P.
Cecil will be hostess.
The Portfolio Club will have as
the subject for it's program Then
and Now" presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. Brandt Steele.
The Aftermath Club will meet
with Mrs. William A. Myers. Mrs.
George M. Cornelius will speak on
Women in Opera" and Mrs. John
A. Sink will speak on Current
Events-MuSic."
The Ladies Federal Club will
meet with Mrs. V. B. Mckenzie. 1414
North Gale street.
FRIDAY
Mrs. G. M. Cornelius and Mrs. o.
H. Bakemeier will be hostesses for
the meeting of the Irvington Fort
rightly Club. Miss Martha Cum
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Panama Will
Be Topic for
Magazine Club

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on Panama" at the guest day meet
ing of the Magazine Club at 2:3O
Saturday, in the green parlors of
the Y. w. c. A. The meeting will
be presided over by Mrs. w. c. Bar
tholomew.
Mrs A. N. Bonham is in charge
Of the music for the afternoon. and
will present Mrs. Nola Bonham
Reeder. accompanied by Mrs. Bruce
Maxwell. Mrs. Breeder will sing the
following numbers:
Melisande in the Woods" c,oatz
Nov Sleeps the Crimson Petal QIiiter
Each member of the club viii
bring a guest. and the following hos
tesses will assist: Mesdames w. G.
Borcherding. A. NJ. O'ConnelI. 7. d.
Campbell, j. A. Johnson, and Miss
Helen Francis Starr.
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Girl Scouts

New candidates for the last week
are: Sara Wallace, troop No. IS;
Bertha Abrabya, Dora Sarfaty,
Shirley Cohen, Mollie Passo, troop
No. 81; Virginia Roth, Mary Jane
Hall. Lucille Mccullough, troop No.
81, and Mary Jean Shadinger, troop
No. 43.
Girls invested as scouts are:
Lucinda Redwine, Virginia Tibetts,
troop No. So, and Harriet Robinson,
Roberta Nicely, Rosemary Brown,
troop No. 8.
Troop No. 9 liked to Brookside
last Wednesday.
Patrol leaders of troop No. II
elected Monday are: Mary Lou
Hamilton, MS-ion Morris, Jean Ann
Pluess and Al Jean Kern. Corporals
are: Jean Jones, Betty Lay, Mar
garet Morris and Anita Schlee.
Troop No. % gave a picnic supper
at Tabernacle Presbyterian church
Friday night, and attended the
court of awards.
Eleanor Betterly has transfers.:
to troop No. 35 from Louisville.
Patrol leaders elected at troop NO.
81 wednesday are: Marion New
mier, Evelyn Williams, Betty Math-
ey and Martha Fry. Media Camp
bell is scribe.
Troop No. 35 held a Halloween
party today at the home of Media
johnson. Committees were: Dec
orations, Virginia Burns and Betty
Bray: program. Betty Macy. Betty
Gifin, Mary Alice Burch, and, re-
freshments, Shirley Lybrook, Vir-
GINA Drum and Margaret -Taintor.
Troop No. 81 held candle-light
investiture service in memory of
Juliette Low, founder, Thursday
night at New Augusta high school.
A Halloween party was held Friday
at the home of Mrs. Charles Dob
son.
Troop No. So, Mrs. Charles Cole,
captain, will give swimming party
Tuesday at the Antlers.
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P. T. A. Notes

The Parent Teacher Association
of Washington high school will
serve a chilli supper for the benefit
of the student aid fund from , 5 80
to 7:30 Thursday. The supper will
be in charge of Mrs. Oscar Jones.
From 7:3O to 9:15 a parent
school, will be conducted, during
which parents will have the oppor-
tunity to attend five-minute classes,
following the same schedule as the
students in the school.
School No. 8, PIT. A. will meet
at 3:15 Wednesday. Speakers will
be Virgil Stinebaugh, new principal;
Mrs. P. w. Brickley, president of
the PIT. A, and Miss Mary Elrod,
who will speak on Food Preserva-
ton" A piano solo will be given
by Miss Lucy Daily, and a vocal
solo by Mrs Lottie Gurber. Pro-
gram will be followed by an infor-
NAL reception for Mr.. Stinebaugh.
Mrs. Jules zinter, federation
chairman for recreational CO.
operation, will speak on "Recrea-
ticn" at School No. 20, at 3:15
Wednesday. DR.. w. o. Hill will also
speak on THE Care of Children's
Teeth" The girls glee club will
sing, and a reading will be given by
Helen Schmidt, pupil.
H. G.. Davis will speak on pre-
vention Against Fire" at School No.
81 at 2:30 Wednesday. Pupils OF
the fourth grade, under the
direction of Miss Helen Hodde, will
give Thanksgiving playlet.
Mrs. Matt G. Carpenter, chairman
of parent for the fedora
tion, will speak on study clubs at
School No. 80 at PAS Wednesday.
Songs and the Virginia Reel will
be given by pupils of the school, and
a reading by Viola Bazis.
DR.. w. L. Richardson. of Butler
university, will speak on The Per-
scnality of the Child at School No.
IS at 2:30 Wednesday. Mrs. Albert
Schnell will give a group of songs,
and pupils Of the ga grade will give
an exercise in English.
Mrs. David Ross will speak on
"The Movies of Today and Yester-
day" at school No. 80, at 3 Wednes-
day. Pupils of the eighth grade will
give a playlet on books, and the
principal, Mrs. Georgia Lacey will
give short talk on books.
Miss Rousseau McClelland of the
science department of Shortridge
high school. will speak on What the
Outdoors Has to Offer" at school
No. SO, at 3 Wednesday. Music will
be by the mothers chorus.
Mrs. Albert Pauley, president of
the Indianapolis Council of Women
will speak at school No. 81 at 2:3C
Wednesday. Music will be provided
by the Irvington School of Music.
Lieutenant Frank H. Curtis, Elev-
enth infantry, will speak at an Ar
mistice day program at school No
56 at 3:15 wednesday. Mrs. Mack
Martin will read a paper on Graft
tude." The mothers chorus will
sing.
The Murat Chanters will provide
the program at school No. IS at 8
Wednesday night. A candy sale will
follow.
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CHAPTER TO GIVE
LAST RUSH PARTY

Miss Winifred Kavanaugh, 1850
Carrollton avenue, will be hostess
Sunday at an autumn tea, the last
OF a series of rush parties to be
given by Omicron chapter of Chi
Sigma sorority. Miss Kavanaugh is
chapter president.
Assistant hoStesSes will be Misses
Mildred Saffel and Louise Murphy,
and Mrs. John j. Long Miss Lii
Ian Beck, pledge captain, will be
assisted by Miss Edith Specs.
Guests will include:
Misses Mary Leiper, Marie Blackwell
Dorothy Jane Brownan, Charlotte Casey
MarJorle Coffin, Ruth Duffy. Margaret
Edith Myers, Louise Schmitt. Winifred
OBrien, Ruth Slick, and Emily Yucknat.
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"Petticoat Lane" will be the SUBJ
ject of Miss Ida B. White, head
of the Butler university home eco
nomic department, at meeting OF
the indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, scheduled
at 8 Thursday. The speaker will be
introduced by Mrs. Nell G. Warren,
chairman of this program section.
The dinner meeting preceding the
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Students Will
Frolic Tonight
at Tudor Hall

An informal Halloween party will
be given by resident students OF
Tudor hall at tonight.
The entrance to the ballroom will
be decorated to represent a wide
open mouth of black cat with
large green eyes. The ballroom will
be transformed with black and
orange decorations, autumn leaves
and pumpkins.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Misses Mary Prentice, Lyn-
cite Potlitzer and Rhoda Speckel.
Faculty sponsors are Misses L
Hilda Stewart, Christine Kinnaird
Charlotte Thompson, Helen Rowe
and Mrs. Josephine c. Ives.
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dition to the other awards. Reserva-
lions can be made with members of
the committees.
Mrs. Alva Cradick, president, will
be assisted by the following men,
berS of the board:
Mesdames Augutter W. B. Peake, Ray
D. Everson, B. L. Byrket, R. C. Girls
Conner. Claude Geisendorff, A. L. Mar
shall, J. E. Hampton and H. G. Kennth
Publicity is in charge of Mrs o. F. Hood
Proceeds from the party will be
used to replenish the loan closet
which is maintained by the club, to
provide clothing for the children at
the Marion county tuberculosis hos
pital at Sunnyside.
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Children,S Sunshine Club VIII
Hold Benefit Card Party

The annual benefit card party
sponsored by the children's Sun
shine club of Sunnyside will be given
in the Crystal ballroom of the
Marott, at 2 Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Hampton, general chair
man, will be assisted by the follow
ing committees.
Tickets-Mrs. H G. Kenneth and Mrs. D.
F. Barrett. -
Bogert. -
Tables, and Cards-Mrs. Eugene Black
\, Decorations@Mrs. H. P. German and
.Tallies and Pencils-Mrs A. ]. Ammon.
Mrs. Henry Cook and Mr.. l. H. Derby.
Door prizes will be given, in ad-
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Halloween to
Be Observed at
County Hospital

The Sunnyside Guild will sponsor
program and Halloween party at
the Marion county hospital for tu-
bercular patients Monday night, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. A. B.
Chapman, general chairman.
Arnold Peek's Columbians will
furnish music, and other numbers
on the program will be dancing by
the Rosemary sisters, and songs by
Miss Robbye Smith, blues singer.
The main dining room of the hos
pital will be decorated according to
the Halloween idea, and refresh
ments will be served to all patients.
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WOMEN OF NINTH
WARD PLAN TEA

Women of the Ninth ward will be
entertained with a tea given at
Helen's tea room, 4503 East Wash
ington street, from to 4 Monday.
Guests of honor will include Con-
gresham William H. Larribee,
Floyd E. Williamson, Frank Mayr,
and other Democratic candidates of
Marion county.
Mrs. Vernon D. Weaver, vice
chairman, will be assisted by Misses
Fay Terrill and Ida Curry, and Mes
danes William Siefert, John Searcy,
Ray Thompson, Emma Jackson and
Celia Segal.
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ALUMNAE
TO HOLD MEETING

The st. Mary's Academy alumnae
will entertain Wednesday night with
a get-together social at the academy.
The following committe will be
in charge:
Misses Aileen Betz. Mary Yates. Marie
Hergel, Alma PaetZ Vernetta Hand. Mary
Agnes Qualters, Ellen O'Connor Ruth Day.
Margaret Marley, Margaret Worhey, VIC
let Topmiller, Mary NJ. Ryan, and Mrs
Marie Fox
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Miss Kathryn Fern Byrd is
chairman of the annual Mardi
Gras to be sponsored by Alpha
chapter, Phi Gamma Tau sorority,
Monday night at Indian Lake
Country Club.
Other members of the commit
tee are Misses Portia Keller,
Catherine Conner, Dorothy Prater
and Mesdames Earl r. Moore,
Charles Baden and Maurice Healy.
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Scholarship A70ardS to Be
Made by Zeta Tan Alpha

Genevieve Miller, Katherine Nitter-
house and Virginia Raffensperger.
The exterior of the house was
decorated for the university home
coming house decoration contest.
The decoration committee was COM
posed of Miss Laut. chairman, and
the Misses Ruth Street and Emma
Helkema.
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Personals

Mrs. Ethel Duncan and Paul Dun
can, ASIA Graceland avenue will
spend the weekend at Akron. o.,
as guests Of their uncle. DR.. George
zook, president of Akron university
and secretary Of the North Central
Association of Colleges and Uni
Versities.
MRS. H. L. Ross and daughter,
Betty Sue, 5131 College avenue. are
spending week at Frankfort as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ross.
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MRS. BEVILLE TO
BE CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Burton Beville, 1920 Park
avenue. will entertain the Coreop-
SIS Club at o'clock luncheon
Thursday. Fall will be the subject
of discussion
A benefit card party will be given
Monday at the Banner WhitehilI
auditorium.