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SOCIETY
Attorney General Mitchell Goes to St
Paul, to Join Mrs. Mitchell
and to Cast Vote.

| the Ritz Carlton in New York. Among
| the other guests were the counselor of
| the French embassy, M. Jules Henri,
and the French consul general in New
York and Nine. de Fontnouvelle.
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, wife of
the United States Ambassador to Chile,
in Wardman Park Hotel by her daugh-
ters, Miss Junia Culbertson and Miss
Jane CulbertSon, who will come from
! Bryn Mawr, where they are students.
Mrs. Frank L. Montague Of New York
is at the Shoreham for an indefinite
stay. While here she will be enter
tanned by friends made on the North
Shore, where Mrs. Montague has made
her Summer home at Bass Rocks, Mass,
for many years.
Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman was host
ess at luncheon today in honor of Mrs.
Robert Peabody Of Boston, when covers
were laid for 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Barbour danger
field will present their daughter. Miss
Ann Daingerfield, to society at tea
dance this afternoon at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Daingerfield will be assisted at
the tea table by Mrs. Robert Hinckley,
Mrs. William C. Gwynn, Mrs. Clarence
Roberts and Mrs. S. Walter Norris of
Philadelphia.
Assisting the debutante will be Miss
Edith Bull Miss Elizabeth Burke, Miss
Gertrude Faust and Miss Laura Kath-
crime Field Miss Daingerfield will wear
a frock of very pale gold rough crepe
with a small cape trimmed in kolinsky
fur and will carry an old-fashioned
bouquet. Mrs. Daingerfield will wear
gown Of black velvet trimmed in
silver.
Yellow and white chyrsanthemums
and Autumn leaves will be used on the
tea table and also for decorations in
the Chinese room of the hotel where
the reception and dance will be held.
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Miss Nancy Carroll, Miss Gertrude
Craig, Miss Frances Rasin and Mr.. Will
liam Pinkney Craig, all of Baltimore.
Mrs. William H Bliss of New York
arrived yesterday at the Mayfiower and
will remain in Washington until Satur-
day, having come here especially to
visit the house and gardens at her
daughters home in Georgetown.
Mrs. Bliss is the stepmother OF the
United States Ambassador to Argentina,
Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss and mother
of Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss.
Mr.. Frederic William Vile will spend
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Suter, Mr.. Lewis q. Wood. Mr.. Edward
B. Harris, Mr.. James T. Williams. Mr..
Alexander Shepherd, jr.; Mr.. Robert
South Barrett and Mr.. Lorenzo M.
Martin.
DR.. B. F. Finney, vice chancellor Of
the university, accompanies the team
and will be the guest of honor at the
dinner which also will be attended by
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4 number Of the alumni from Baltimore

Former Ambassador Of Great Britain
In Washington and Lady Reading sailed
today aboard the Aquitania for their
home In England after being in this
country for several weeks visit. Yes
terday Lady Reading was guest of honor
o: Princess Alexandra Kropotkin, who
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Sewanee Alumni in Capital
Hosts to Tennessee Ball Team.

Sewanee Alumni in Capital
Hosts to Tennessee Ball Team.
The members Of the foot ball team
of the University of the South a.
Sewanee, Tenn, are spending today n
Washington on their way to BelleSont:
Pa, where they will play she team OF
the Penn State College tomorrow. They
will be entertained at dinner this eve
ming at the Army and Navy Club by
alumni Of the university living in Wash
ington. The hosts include Lieut.. Col
Henry Tilghman Bull, president OF the
alumni association; Rear Admiral Cary
r. Grayson, Maj. Gen. B. F. Cheatham
Canon G. Freeland Peter. the Rev. DR.
q Barney Phillips, Mr.. Randolph Leigh
Mr.. Charles j. Armbruster, Mr.. George
w. Neville, Capt James C. Crockett
Capt. Clarkson Galleher, Maj. A. c.
Gillian, jr.; DR.. Charles S. Piggott, Mr.
G. Bowdoin Craighill, Mr.. Jesse L.
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the week end at Boston. where he IS
addressing the Beacon Society at the
Algonquin Club tomorrow evening.
While in the city he will visit his
daughter. Miss Helen Isabel Vile, who
is a member of the freshman class at
Wellesley. Mrs. Vile has just returned
from six-week visit in California.
The Duchesse de Richelieu, who Is
spending some time with Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins, is sponsoring a recital
by Harold Spencer, Canadian pianist,
which will be given at the National
Woman's Country Club Thursday after
noon, November 10. Tea will follow
the program and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man, president of the club, will receive
the guests, assisted by the Duchesse de
Richelieu and Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. w. S. Albert was hostess to a
small company at luncheon yesterday
at the Carton, where she is spending
the season.
Senator John S. Cohen of Atlanta,
Ga, is in New York where he is at
the Vanderbilt Hotel for few days.
Count Raoul d'Adhemar and Count
ess d'Adhemar, whose marriage took
place last week, entertained at dinner
Informally last evening at Hot Springs,
their guests including Mrs. j. Upshur
Moorhead, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Gif-
ford, Mrs. Debree Higgins and Mr.. John
Gleason O'Brien.
Mrs. Harold N. Marsh will be hostess
to a small company of children this
afternoon for her young son, Samuel
Dennis Marsh, to celebrate his sixth
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Samuel S. Dennis, mother OF
Mrs. Marsh, has come to Washington
for an Autumn visit and is at Wardmal
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entertained at luncheon at the Ameri-
can Women's Association club house, in
New York. Others in the company were
Mrs Margaret Sanger, Miss Fannie
Hurst, Mrs. Edith Radfern Lumsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ellsworth Cole,
Mr.. Francis H. Sisson, Mr.. Karl K.
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Park Hotel. She later will visit in her
former home in Morristown, N. j.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George B. Pills
bury will entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening for their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Pillsbury, before the Black and
White ball, at the Mayflower.
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Mr. Frederic William Vile will spend
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Personals

Miss Faye Henley of the faculty
of the College of Education will sail
from Montreal on June II for Eng
land, where she will enroll in the
summer course offered by oxford
university. From there she will 60
to Cambridge university for the
summer lectures and VIII attend the
Shakespearian and Malvern festi-
walls.
Mrs. Charles A. Kelley Sr.. 5154
North Capitol avenue. is visiting
in Terre Haute for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McCord, 5706
University avenue, will have as their
guest during the summer their
daughter, Miss Pauline McCord Of
Phoenix, Ariz.
Miss Martha Flowers, who has
been teaching at North Manchester
during the last year. will return
this weekend to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Flowers
734 Graham avenue.
Mrs. John De Freese, Troy. o.,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Fleming, 1886 Carrollton
avenue, has returned home.
Mrs. william H. Coleman. 1006
North Meridian street. has as her
guest, Mrs. D. E. Lorenz, South
Bend.
Miss Josephine lockwood, 364l
Washington boulevard. is the guest
Of Miss Isabel Davis, in Chicago.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Dinner Party
Arranged for
Bridal Group

Miss Dorothy Ryker and DR. Rus
sell j. Spiyey Of Thorntown. who
Will be married June IS. will be hon
ored Thursday evening at a dinner
party TO be given by the bride-elect's
uncle. J. Z. Meriwether at Boyle's
place.
other parties planned for Miss
Ryker include a kitchen shower
June 3. with Miss Ruth Otte as
hostess. at her home, 542 North JEFF
ferson street. On June Mrs. Ralph
Bockstahler will entertain for Miss
Ryker and Mrs. Edward U. Paulcy
formerly Miss Katherine Reagan.
Miss Imogene Pierson, her only at
tendant, will give a linen shower
June Q.
The wedding will take place at
noon in the First Congregational
church. Arthur Spivey will be best
man.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Miss HOlzer
Married in
Church Rite

Miss Minnie Holzer. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Holzer 1921
South East street, and William
Thiel. son Of Frank Thiel. Batesville.
were married at 8 this morning
at ST. GATHERINGS church. The Rev.
James Downey officiates.
Greenery and baskets Of spring
flowers were used in decorating the
chancel and the altar Miss Cathe-
rine Budenz. organist. played
The bride wore a white satin
gown, With long. tight sleeves. and
fiared skirt forming a train Her
tulle veil was fashioned with a cap
Her flowers we're a shower Of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Herbert Thiel was matron Of
honor for her sister. She wore
frock Of yellow net with picture hat
and accessories to match. and car
ried TahSman roses. The brides
maids. sisters Of the bride and bride
groom. were Miss Lucy HOlzer and
Miss Estelle Thiel They wore net
frocks of green and orchid. rcspec-
lively. and carried Briarcliff and Jo-
hanna Hill roses. Peggy Rathert
was the flower girl. She wore a
pink chiffon and net. and carried a
basket OF rose petals.
Groomsmen were Ffsnk Thiel and
Fred Holzer. brothers OF the bride
and bridegroom. Joseph Thiel and
Herbert Thiel were ushcrs.
A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents a dinner for
the bridal party and the two fam
lies will be served at this after
noon
Mr. and Mrs. Thiel will spend
their honeymoon in New York and
Washington. and will be at home
after June IS with Mr.. and Mrs.
Holzer. The brides travelling suit
will be Of blue silk with matching
/ accessories.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
WOman's Republican Club VIII
Hear Mrs. Florence r. Boys

Indiana Woman's Republican
Club will meet at Thursday at the
Columbia Club. Mrs. Florence Ret
tick Boys, Plymouth, state probation
officer, will speak on her work.
The program will also include a
talk by Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson
on "Republicanism" Mrs. Ella V.
Gardner, chairman Of the clubs
legislative committee, will report on
important bills now under discus
sion in congress.
The president, Mrs. Helen john
son Karnes. will preside. A musical
program will be presented, in charge
of Miss Pearl Randall, and reports
wiA be given by committee chair
men.
Mrs Henry r. Campbell will act
as hostess. Mrs. Herbert A. Luckey
is chairman of the telephone COM
mittee, and is assisting with the ar
rangements.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Seniors to
Be HOnOred
by Alumni

Butler university seniors viii be
welcomed into the alumni associa-
ton at a reception to be held on the
campus, June Il. A program out
lined by William Pearcy % will be
held in the formal gardens.
The alumni-senior reception VIII
be held at and will be followed by
a lawn supper. DR.. Cloyd Coed
night, president Of Bethany college
and an alumnus. and DR.. Walter
Scott Athearn will address the tTo
groups in the evening.
Program Of the day also includes
reunions Of the classes of 'S2, '37, 92
'97. '02, O7. u. IT. %. and '27.
A business meeting will he held
with Frank Hummel Of Chicago,
president. in charge. Graduates on
the committee are:
Mesdames Edna NJ Christian, George
Gil. Charles S. Van Tassei. John ?. Rags
dale. Frleda Robinson, Misses Florence
Rem. Margaret Harrison. Dorothy Heluer
Elizabeth Bertermann and Messrs. kar
stegemeier. Prank sisson. Curtis Hunter
Edward Green. John Ksutz John
Mitchell Jr, Austin Clifford and J. Douglas
Perry
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
WOMEN OF G.. O. P.
PLAN RECEPTION

Republican women of the new
congressional district, now No. II,
will give a reception in honor Of
the district chairman, Mrs. Ida B.
Schneider, from 3 to Wednesday,
June l. in the Riley room at the
Claypool The First Ward Repub-
lican Club, of which Mrs. Schneider
is first vice-president, is sponsoring
the reception.
The three counties making up
the district are cooperating in the
arrangements. The committee IN
cludes Mrs. ODel Martin. Hancock
county: Mrs. J. H. Keltner. Madison
county, and Mrs. Albert j. Pauley,
Marion county.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
MOTHERS CLUB TO
GIVE ANNUAL PARTY

Delta Zeta Mothers club will give
its annual dinner for senior mem
bers of the Butler university chap
ter Of Delta Zeta and their mothers
at $50 Friday night at the Colonial
tearoom, Fourteenth and Pennsyl-
vania streets.
Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg will be
the guest speaker. officers of the
club also will be honored. Decora-
tions and appointments will be in
the sorority colors, rose and green.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
MISS COHEN WEDS
S. d. NAPERSTICK

Miss Belle Cohen. daughter Of
~. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen. be-
came the bride of Samuel D. Nap
erstick at $50 Tuesday night in a
ceremony at the home of Rabbi
Milton Steinberg.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents at 2ll7 Broadway.
They will be at home after a we'd
ding trip at the Broadway address.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Name Officers
of Colonial
Danes Group

Remaining office vacancies Of the
Indiana Society of Colonial Danes
Of America were filed Tuesday at
a meeting Of the governing board
held at the home of Mrs. Fletcher
Hodges, who was reelected presi-
dent recently. They are:
Mrs. Charles r. Weiss. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Henry Scot Fraser. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. Irwin c. Stout. treas
urer: Mrs. Frank n. Lewis. registrar Mrs
Edgar H. Evans, historian, and Mrs.
oscar n. Torian librarian. Mrs. Fraser
and Mrs. Lewis are also members OF the
board OF directors
Mrs. A. V. Brown was chosen vice
president at the meeting last week
and Mrs. Edmund B. Ball, Muncie,
second vice president.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Cheer Guild
Groups Are
Announced

Mrs. John ?. Ward. newly elected
president OF the Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild. announced her COM
mittee appointments for the COM
ing year At meeting Of the guild
Sunday at the Fletcher American
bank.
Plans were discussed for the an
rual June breakfast. June IS. in
the Riley room at the Claypool
The new committees follow.
Hosrital-Mescames Charles HoEate,
Warren C. Hsrrsii. John y Gillespie
wavs and Mesdames william NJ
Seward. H. .. Warren. II. c. McAfiliir.
Magne ByerlY Robert MotteTn. L. z
Dixon. Charles B. Morrison.
Hosp.tai.ty-M -Mssdames z. ~. costin. Carl
semans. Ira Fisher. Charles n. Stephen.
Miss Margaret Mcfarland.
sewinF-Mesdames Flos Kennon. MARY
Riggs
Patients Bir,hdsys-Mrs Samuel p
TAYLOR.
Program and PubiicitT-M Mesdames o. W.
Richardson. Bert z Bernard.
Fiower-Mrs. D. T wier. Miss Alice
veisey.
Year Book -Mesdames A. ). Porter.
Blanche and Agnes Todd.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

longer six and eight-button NOUS
quetaires which 60 with more for
NAL costumes have snug wrists also,
and are worn wrinkled over the
arms.
Beige Gloves Liked
With prints, lots of folks like
beige fabric gloves. And right now
the dark fabrics are having their
day, accenting light costumes.
The pique gloves that got plenty
of hands last year are back, often
combined with suede fabric Or doe
skin.
We saw one smart woman match
the crispness of a broad white pique
collar with pique-and-fabric gloves.
breaking into a little circular flare
at her wrists.
OF course, with meshes pulling
in such a big catch Of fashions, you'd
expect to see mesh gloves too. And
you do. Cool, air-inviting meshes,
good for hands that perspire.
Bags to Match
It's easy to find fabric bags to
play partners with your fabric
gloves. Some actually are made of
glove fabric white, beige ana
bright colors. Framed bags, with
contrasting ornaments. Envelopes
with tricky openings.
And we've seen some slick ones
in linen-like material, to go with
linen shoes. Both shoes and bags
are often bought in white and
then dyed to the same bright
shades. so that fashion-sharp eyes
won't find them lust a shade Of"
Watch for fabric bags in the
rough. Cordings, ribs, diagonals,
basket weaves rough silks for
afternoon.
HINTS ON KEEPING ACCES-
SORES FRESH
One thing that's making these
fabric accessories so popular is
that they're quite in keeping with
the seasons practical trend in fash
ions. They're easy to wear, easy to
keep clean. and inexpensive.
II you'd like a few ideas on how
to keep them fresh, send for our
bulletin Of hints on cleaning ac-
ceSsoI les.
Copyright. 1892. Amos PARRISH
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Club to Hold Dance

Booster Club OF the Itasca coun-
Gil 337, Pocahontas, will give a dance
and entertainment at $50 Wednes- -
day night at the lodge hall. 1l6 East
Maryland street The Blue Dia-
mond orchestra will play All mem
bers of the lodge and their guests
are invited to attend. The commit
tee is Mrs. Matte James and Mrs.
Nettie Elmore.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
MRS. WILLIAMS TO
TALK ON SCHOOLS

Mrs. Jeannette Williams, super
vising principal for the physically
handicapped children in Indianap-
oils. will speak at the luncheon
meeting of the Altrusa Club Friday
at the Columbia Club. She will
talk on the five fresh air schools and
the school for crippled children in
indianapolis. The president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Redmond Boyle, will pre-
side
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
SENIOR NURSES TO
BE DINNER GUESTS

Miniature dolls dressed as nurses
will mark the places of guests at
the dinner tonight at Pages chick
en- dinner resort given for the senior
class of the Methodist hospital
nursing school by the Nurses Alum
nae Association.
Other decorations will be In
green and white. the class colors
Music will be provided during the
dinner, which will be followed by a
dance.
Eighty-two seniors will be hon.
ored. Miss irene Girton is in charge
OF arrangements.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
MISS ANN COOPER
WILL BE HONORED

Miss Ann Cooper, bride -elect. will
be honored tonight at a bridge
party and miscellaneous shower to
be given by Misses Bernice Null and
Jerry Carver at Miss Mull's home.
53i0 North Delaware street. The
hoStesses will be assisted by Mrs.
John w. Null Jr. Guests with Miss
Cooper will be.
Misses Ruth Msuzy OF Rushvilie. Mary
Newly OF Sheridan. Marigraee Mojonnier
Of Chicago and Helen Carver. Jane Fisher.
Margaret Gabriel Dorothy Dauner. Mary
virginia Clark Eleanor Clark. Virginia
Ploch. Elizabeth Ann Nichols. PHYLLIS
Sharpe, Ruth Pahud Margaret Walden.
Jean Goulding. Katherine Beaulieu.
kathryn Haugh. Wilma Aulenbacher and
Elizabeth Akin
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
FAIRY TALES TO BE
DEPICTED BY PUPILS

Popular fairy tales will be de-
picted by pupils Of the lower school
at Tudor hall, in series Of panto-
mines at $50 Thursday morning.
Miss Charlotte Thompson, drama
tics instructor, is in charge. as
sisted by Mrs. Benjamin A. Rich
ardson, Misses Elizabeth Chapman,
Dora Atkins, Martha Gill, Helen
Hartinger, Lillian Reeves, Bertha
Ellis and Helen Shepard.
In event of inclement weather,
the performance will be held Friday
morning at the same time, or dur
ing the following week.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Card Parties

The A. c. A. group of the Christa-
more community house will have a
card party Thursday. June 2.
st. Patrick's Social Club will en-
tertain with card parties at $3.50 to-
night and at 2:30 Friday at its hall.
Mrs. James Ross is chairman.
Prospect Auxiliary. Order of East
ern Star, will have a supper and
card party Thursday at Prospect
hall.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Miss Mock to
Be Honor Guest
at Bridge Fete

Miss Marie Mock. whose marriage
to Timothy Lenahan will take place
June 8 at st. Philip Neri church,
will be honored at a bridge party
and shower TO be given tonight by
Miss Mary Remington at her home,
% Parkview avenue.
Spring flowers will be arranged
about the home, and will center the
tables at serving time. The hostess
will be assisted by her mother. Mrs.
]. NJ. Remington. Other guests
will be:
Mechanics Robert Ensley, Albert Shaner.
Jack Withcrs. Jack Mercer. Dale Anderson.
Nose Remington. Howard Phillips, George
Mock Misses Marie Fox. Ann Wright.
Minnie Kaplan, Helen Lempke. Kathleen
Walters. Alma Mersberger, Winifred and
Joar Remington.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
PARTY TO CLOSE
SEASON or CLUB

Delta Alpha Club of the Third
Christian church will close its sea-
son with a May day party at 2:30
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Ray d. Barnes. 1895 Washing
ton boulevard. Members may invite
guests.
Mrs. Barnes, who is program
chairman for the month, has ar
ranged the following program:
TX by Mrs. William P. Rothenburger;
songs by Mrs. Earl Sweeney. and readings
by Miss Maxine Mckay Assisting Mrs
Barns as hostess will be Mesdames Maude
Berner. Clvde Deputy. Charles A. Morris
T. c. schwerin, Albert Il. sturm. d. L.
Conner. J. F. Gilbert. George Madden.
A. G. PebNorth. and Marv Sinrhnrk
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Mrs. BrOlCll Hostess

Mrs. William Brown. 55i2 Lowell
avenue, was hostess Tuesday for
party honoring the Eastern Star
worthy matrons of 1880. Lunch
con was served at noon. Guests
were Mesdames Roy Money. Will
liam Johnson, John Hicks. Allen
Matthews, Jack Carbaugh. George
Everett. W. c. Turpin. George Shea,
Musa Stewart and Catherine Nico-
demus.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
BRIDGE PARTY IS
GIVEN FOR GUESTS

Mrs. Lloyd I. Tucker, lob North
Sheridan avenue, will entertain to-
night with a bridge party in honor
Of Mrs. George II. Mueller. Oakland,
Cal. who is here visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Nellie Coffin. A color
scheme Of pink and blue will be car
ried out in the decorations and ap-
pointments. Guests will include:
MesdameS Roy Van Arsdall, Les
ter Theobold, Robert Hoffman, Paul
Boots. Francis Mills, and Robert
Mauk.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
INDIANAPOLIS GIRL
IS IN HORSE SHOW

Miss Frances Courtney, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Court
ney, 1887 North Meridian street.
will take part in the annual horse
show to be staged May 30 at ST.
Mary Of the Woods at Terre Haute.
where she is a student She will be
entered in the sophomore hunt and
in the bareback class.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
8 TO BE INITIATED
BY SCARLET QUILL

Pledge services for eight senior
women Of Butler university elected
to Scarlet Quill will be held to-
night at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house, S21 Hampton drive. Miss
Myla Smith, president, will be in
charge.
Those receiving recognition OF
their outstanding records in extra
curricular activities and scholarship
are Misses Ann Arnold. Evelyn
Bentley, Theresa Bagnoli. Virginia
Goodwin. Marjorie Lytle, Evelyn
McDermit, Agnes Postma and Hope
Willcutts.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

NEW YORK. May 25.-You can
~ have lots of fun with fabric
bags and gloves this spring. Match
ing them to each other. matching
the bags to your shoes. Wearing
mesh gloves with a mesh blouse.
You'll see a great flourishing Of
e-finished fabric gloves. White,
particularly. in the simple hand
sewn pull-on style. sometimes with
the stitching in black.
The four and six-button gloves
fit your wrist snugly this year. and
flare just a little above. And the
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
SIGMA NJ MOTHERS
WILL GIVE PARTY

New officers of the Sigma NJ
Mothers Club will be honored at
a party to be given by Mrs. A. w.
Macy. retiring president. at
Wednesday at her home, 325 North
Campbell avenue. A program will
be given by Miss Mary Alice Burch
and Sam Sims.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
GiUe Dinner PGrtU

Dr. and Mrs. Harry K. McIlroy.
1881 White River drive. entertained
Tuesday night at their home with
a dinner party in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph J. Born. who will go
to Sheboygan. Wis, next week.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
TWO CITY GIRLS
SMITH GRADUATES

Among the Smith college gradu-
ates are two indianapolis girls,
Misses Frances Holiday and Me-
hssa Wadley who will receive their
A. B. degrees at commencement
exercises June 20.
Miss Holiday is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Holiday.
1884 North New Jersey street. Miss
Wadley's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott c. Wadley, 1876 North Me-
ridian street. Both are graduates
Of Tudor Hall.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

well banquet TO
be held Saturday
night in the
Hunters Lodge at
the Marott. Pre-
ceeding the BAN
quet the newly
elected officers
will be installed.
The c mmittee
in charge Of ar
ra n G ements is
headed by Miss
AIaurine Collins.
Miss Ruth Schwab
will act as toast
master. S pr ing
flowers will be
used in deco
The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25
Heads Thetn Mothers

Mrs. VIII Adams was elected
president Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Mothers club at a meeting Tues
day. Others chosen to serve next
year are Mrs. 3. S. Goodwin. vice-
president: Mrs. Louis G. Buehler
corresponding secre tary; Mrs
George Woody. recording secretary
and Mrs. J. G. White, treasurer.