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SERVICES
ARE ANNOUNCED
National City Christian
Church to Have Special
Summer Program.

Beginning Sunday evening and con-
tinuing through the Summer months,
the National City Christian Church will
hold an evening bells service instead of
the regular Sunday evening preaching
service. The service will begin at 7:45
o'clock. and will consist chiefly Of num-
bers played on the tower chimes and
the organ by Robert Ruckman, organ
ist, with brief devotional period led
by the minister, DR.. H. H. Harmon.
There will be no sermon. On Sunday
evening the chimes and organ music
will be supplemented by cello numbers
by Louis Potter, lr.
DR.. Harmon's morning sermon sub
Ject will be With Jesus in the Gar
den" The chorus choir will sing. There
Will also be a quintet number by the
regular quartet of the church. assisted
by Mrs. Henry c. Littlef1eld, soprano.
The lie Rendezvous Society will fol-
low its social tea at o'clock with a
program dealing with the peoples of
the Southern mountains and with the
French Acadians of Louisiana.
The Nonparel Society will be host
Thursday and Friday to the Intermedi-
ate Christian Endeavor Union of the
District. The meetings will be held in
the Vermont avenue building.
The annual church school picnic will
be held at Chesapeake Beach next Sat-
urday afternoon.
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Frirnns
Friends Meeting

1911 Eve St. NV.
Gas am.-SGnday School
IL 90 m Meeting for Worship.
Friends Meeting of Washington
Established 1930-2111 Florida Ave.)
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday.
at II O'Clock Sunday School at e:45.
All interested are welcome.
Friends Meeting (Orthodox)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
AS 5am.-Sunday School
II 90 .m.-Meeting for worship.
$50 p.m.-Christian Endeavor.
-.55 pm ThurSday-Praver Meeting,
Evening star., 1932-06-18

Bandits in the vicinity of Sydney.
Australia. recently stole brick wall 80
feet long and feet high, all except
the frames of 90 locomotives, and part
Of a church.
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Sketches to
Be Given by
Mrs. Titus

Mrs. Ricca Scott Titus will pre-
sent group of character sketches
at the meeting of the indianapolis
section, National Council of Jewish
Women, at 2 Monday at Kirshbaum
Center.
Mrs. Titus will give impersona-
tions of various characters in which
she will depict impressions of differ
ent nationalities. The group will
include:
American Housewife at the Tele-
phone" Amy Lowell'S Patterns" in
English period costume, "Bambino,
See the Promised Land" an Italian
peasant mother and "Colored Lady
What Knows Her Bible"
Mrs. Christine Wagner RouSh OF
Arthur Jordan Conservatory faculty
will give program of violin selec-
tionS, accompanied by Mrs. I. f.
Solomon.
Mrs. Louis Wolf, president, will
preside at the business meeting and
Mrs. j. B. Solomon has arranged a
tea to follow the program.
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District Conferences to Be
Held by PIT. Association +

District conferences are next or
the schedule for the Indiana
Parent Teacher Association. Begin
ming this month the meetings will
be held through April and until
the time of the national convention
at Minneapolis, May 1920.
Plans include. the following Ses-
Sions:
District 1, Evansville. Mrs. j. E. Berke-
meier. Evansville, chairman; District 2,
Winslow, Bloomington. acting chairman;
District 8, Scottsburg, April l, in charge
of Mrs. William Richardson, Jefferson
Vile; district 4, Brownstown, April 8, Mrs.
Arthur Ritzmann, Lawrenceburg, chair
man; District 5, Danville, April 2, Mrs.
District 6, Centerville, March 10. Mrs.
Flora j.. Grisell, Greenfield, chairman;
District Z, arrangements yet to be made,
in charge of Mrs. John E. Shearer, Indi-
annapolis; District 8, arrangements to be
District 9. Frankfort, April 10, Mrs. Frank
Baxter. Lebanon, chairman District 10
arrangements to be made. in charge OF
Mrs. N. N. McCrory, Whiting; District Il
Peru. April IA, Mrs. Phillip Bash. Hunt
March is, in charge of Mrs. Z. H. Seaman,
Fit. Wayne. and District 49, arrangements
to be made, Mrs. J. w. Grant, Mishawaka.
The theme of the national con-
vention will be Safeguarding
Childhood Through This Crisis
and will be developed in discussion
of methods to safeguard the child
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Heads
Are Named
by D. A. R.

Officers elected Thursday by
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, are as follows:
Mesdames James A. Sutherland. first
ylee-regent; Hugh A. Hanna. corresponding
Rotary; H. A. Van Osdol. treasurer. and
Bertram Day. chaplain.
| Although only nominations were
scheduled Thursday. with the cleo
ton to be March 10, the secretary
was instructed to cast the ballots
because the. nominees were unop-
posed.
Miss Clara Alice of Emmerich
Manual Training high school won
first place in the citizenship essay
contest sponsored by the chapter.
Her school was awarded an Amer
lean flag, by the American legion
and, Miss Alice was given a medal.
other contestants, in order of
merit, were Alfred Meunier, Cath
edral; Miss Marion Ballinger.
Shortridge; Frank Nouta, Techni-
CAL and Deotis Hardeman, Crispus
Attucks.
A number of state officers were
guests at the meeting. Mrs. Maurice
E. Tenant, regent, presided.
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Program for
Music Group

Student section Of the Matinee
Musicale will entertain the active
section with program at Johr
Heron Art institute at 3 Friday
The following program has beer
arranged for Mrs. G. Harold Larsh;
Piano
"T TSe'I Mule 4 privef alG Return severac
Inez LLOYD.
%care selve from Atlanta" 49,. Handel
"The Sleep That Fits on Baby's
Ewes" .....-.... John Alden CaTpe 31Is;E
Ann Hunter soprano: MildTed !" Va
AN" sweeney. accompanist.
Violin-"Sonata in D Major Handel
Irma Mae Steele. Hilda Korff,
pianist.
Love Was With Me Yesterday
90 Mic Ri;aibbabino caro-" .clanni schiSchi
Mrs. Grace Meicher. mezzo So
prano: Inez LLOYD. accompanist
% Pr Fugne. Variations -.
"Andante and Variations ces .schum aSn
i Mrs. THOMAS n as5'O' wocdson. MIS-.
Ernestine Fleming.
Tea following the program will be
in charge Of Mrs. Harry Green. She
will be assisted by Misses Harriet
Krause, Pomona Wilson and Mes
danes Roy j. Pile, John Thompson,
RosaIee Deardorc and Ernestine
Fleming. Mrs. Jane Johnson Bur-
roughS and Miss Ida Belle Sweenie
will pour.
The chorale of the musicale will
present an evening concert May
at the Murat jointly with the Ter
Piano ensemble of Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority, according to al,
announcement by Mrs. G. E. Stall
maker, chairman of the choral Sec
ton.
The chorale is being directed BY
Elmer A. Steffen and Bomar Cram
er of Arthur Jordan Conservatory
of Music, is directing the ensemble
The monthly musical program tc
have been given by the choral sec
ton next Thursday, has been post
poned until March II, and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Rex P
Young.
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Century of
Progress
Aid Named

Mrs. E. Maud Bruce, Anderson.
has been appointed signature chair
man OF the Century of PROGRESS
committee for the May Wright
Sewall Indiana Council IF Women.
Mrs. Bruce has sent to the six
teen organizations affiliated with
the council the request that women
affiX their signatures to the peti-
ton to foreign nations being spon-
Sored by Postal Telegraph and APP
proved by the national president,
Miss Lena Madesen Phillips and
the national board.
Miss Lucy Osborn, president of
the indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, has been
appointed chairman of this clubs
committee for Century of Progress.
According to Mrs. Adah o. Frost,
state president of the business and
professional women's federation.
kilograms have been sent district
directors asking them to instruct
club presidents to obtain the sig
natures as early as possible.
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Card Parties

Officers of Holy Cross Altar So
ciety are in charge of the card party
Sunday night at the hall, 14l7 East
Ohio street.
Progressive Spiritual church will
give a euchre party Saturday night
in the recreation room at the
church.
La Velle Gossett post, 9Os. and
auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars
will give benefit euchre and bunco
party at $3.50 Sunday night at the
post hall, King avenue and Walnut
street. Mrs. Gertrude Kramer will
be in charge.
Big Sisters Maternity branch of
the Catholic Women's Union will
give a card. bunco and lotto party
at $50 Tuesday night in st. Cecilia
hall.
Mineola council, Degree of Poca-
hontas, will give a euchre and bun
co party at s Tuesday night in the
Red Mans hall, 1609ls Prospect
street.
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Officers of
[D.A. r. Hold.
Farley Here

State officers. chapter regents.
and standing committee chairman
of the Indiana Society, Daughters
of the American Revolution, we're
in state council meeting Friday at
the Columbia Club.
The morning session convened at
II with Mrs. Roscoe c. O,Byrne.
state regent. presiding. Luncheon
followed and in the afternoon the
local General Arthur st. Clair
chapter repeated it's bicentenniaI
play, written by Mrs. Frederic Krun.
The play, Mount Vernon. Nav.
1885," included in its cast Mrs.
Chauncey D.. Meier as Martha
Washington; Mrs. William j. Hen
shaw as Fanny BaSSett Washing
ton; Mrs. Erwin c. Stout as Eleanor
Calvert CustiS-Stuart; Mrs. KrulI
as the MarquiSe de Brehan: Mrs.
Clarence Alig as Caroline, and
Barbara Alig as Nelly Gusts at the
age of 10. =
Action takes place following
WaShington's Inauguration in New
York.
Reports were heard from the fol-
lowing officers:
Mes. Messdamss John, McFadden,. Gary, vice.
cordlng secretary; E. Edwin Johnson. Con-
castle, treasurer; Roy A. Mayse. Kokomo.
historian; James r. Rigg, Sullivan.
SsTSrsn 9 Tnomas s
auditor; w B. Ridgeway. vineennss'
southern director, and Miss Bonie FTaWeIl..
Ierre Haute. central director.
The following committee chair
men also reported:
James B. Crankshaw. TT. Wayne George
Washington bicentennial: Thomas r.
Barker ,IDanxille, historical and literary
search and preservation of records; Will
iard Amos, Rushville. legislation w. r,
Clarence Town Ricbm nntlons defense
gcation and Americanism; John W. Zigler,
south Bend, radio; Frederic Kruli In
Laura D. Fix. Columbus, real daughters.
MRS: amos gave as measures attracting
restricted immigration, naval parity and
demands on congress by the fish COM
mission; She called attention to house bill
| house bill No, 1867 strengthening the inn
migration laws, and senate bill No 81
prompting the importation of articles or
merchandise from the Soviet Union.
Miss Farwell announced the pur-
chase Of cow for the Tamassee
mountain school in South Carolina,
to be named Hoosier Lassie. Miss
Farwell will visit the school while
attending the state convention this
month. She also reported that
group meetings have been planned
as forroWs for 1888: Hartford City
and Knightstown in January, and
Turkey Run in May.
Mrs. Brown reported a gain of
twenty-three better films chairmen
in chapters this year, bringing the
Total to forty-one.
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Birth Control
League Meets
on Organization

Further steps in the organization
of the Indiana Birth Control
League were taken at a meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Masters, AZ East Forty-sixth
street, acting treasurer of the
group:
Mrs. Donald McGraw, Boston,
field worker for the American Birth
Control League, presided. She ex-
planned that organization of the
state group must be completed be-
fore a clinic can be established.
officers will be elected by the
board of directors at meeting,
April IL, the plans to be announced
later. Members Of the board who
we're present Friday were Mesdames
Benjamin Hitz, Lee Burns, Theo-
dore B. Griffith, Elias c. Atkins,
John S. Harrison and H. E: Bar
nard. &.
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Miss Yant Will
Be Married on
Coast March Is

Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Yant, 2444
Park avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Eugenia Yant, to Harry A.
Fenton. The wedding will take place
Tuesday, March Is, at the Mission
Inn, Riverside, Cal. The bride-elect
will leave here March 70 for Cali
fornia.
Miss Yant attended Northwestern
university, and is a graduate of In
diana university. She is a member
of Pi Beta Phi. Fenton was grad
uated from Miami university and
the law school at the University of
Michigan. He is Sigma Chi.
Following the wedding, the couple
will spend six weeks in the west
before returning to indianapolis for
residence.
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International
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r, Artman, will talk
en- Sacred Mountain of China
next week before chapters of the
International Travel Study Club
Inc. Her subject will be Pilgrim
age to the Sacred Mountain
Normany chapter will meet Mon
day for a luncheon at the Locker
bic with its twin chapter, Jeanne
D'Arc. Miss Patricia Healy will
read THE Village Mistress and a
group of Italian readings.
Princess Mary chapter will meet
Monday at 7:30 at the Washing
ton. Mrs. A. T. Wittenbrock, So
North Hawthorne lane, entertained
the chapter recently with a bridge
party. Spring flowers and colors
were used in decorations. Guests
were: Mrs. A. F. Westlund, Mrs
Bert Walters and Miss Olive Mon
tel. This was the first of a series of
rush parties.
Australian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Smith
1902 North Emerson avenue, Tues
day at l. Assistant hoStesSes are
Mrs. H. A. Stevens, Mrs. c. A
Shedron and Mrs. G. S. Lewis. Mrs
Frank Kenzie will be in charge OF
a special musical program. Officers
will be elected.
Alpine chapter will meet with its
twin chapter, the Eidelweiss, Tues
day at $50, at the Washington
The program will include a male
quartet from Ayres.
Mandala chapter will be enter
tanned Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. j. g. .Karstedt,. ,243O North
Delaware street. Mrs. Fred Knodle
will sing and Miss Susanne Nerrell
Will give a group of piano solos
Officers will be elected. <>t@
Washington chapter will meet
with Miss Ruth Knott, 55Ol Win
throp avenue, with Miss Betty
Cain assisting. Officers will be
elected. Miss Helen Smith, norni-
mating committee chairman, will be
assisted by Mrs. Lois Fox and Mis-;
Cain. Miss Verne Lowman will be
IN charge of special music. e..
Panamanian chapter will. meet
with Mrs. Odin F. Wadleigh, 5000
North Delaware street, for a IL
o'clock luncheon Thursday. Mrs,
Charles: Turner will assist the host
ess. Officers will be elected. ~.
Flemish Flanders chapter will
meet with Mrs. William Baker, 2235
Rowland avenue, Thursday at 7:45
Assistant hostesses are: Mrs. Jesse
Hugh Boyd and Mrs. Homer Bow
erS. officers will be elected. s.
Argentenian chapter will meet
with Mrs. Ira Foxworthy, As North
Bolton avenue, for a IL O'Clock
luncheon Friday. Mrs. Bruce Max
we'll will assist the hostess. Officers
will be elected.
Anglo-India chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Miller at
Clermont Saturday for l O'Clock
luncheon. Assistant hostesseS are /:
Mrs. Charles Marshall and Mrs.
Florence Jones. officers will be
chosen.
zuyder Zee chapter recently was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Isadore Koby with a bicentennial
party. Mrs. w. F. King and Mrs.
Arthur Fry gave a George Wash
ington play, when Martha and
George Returned" Mrs. George C.
Roberts gave a reading, "Revolu-
tionary Tea" Mrs. Frank Wheeler
read a paper on Facts About
Washington. Mrs. Martin Cooper
and Mrs. H. L. Hosbrook were re-
ceived into the chapter as new
members. -
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB
SECTION IN BRIDGE

Lady Aberdeen chapter of Inter-
national Travel Study Club, Inc,
viii sponsor a st. Patrick's day
bridge Wednesday afternoon at
Banner Whitehill auditorium.
The arrangements committee in
.cludes Mrs. Myna Pearl Fibiger.
president, and Mrs. E. w. Wick,
treasurer. Mrs. Delbert Kelly is
ticket chairman and Mrs. Ralph
Wikoff and Mrs. Carl A. Wallen.
hostess chairmen. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Oscar. Passmore and Mrs. Ernest
Hughes.
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through the home, school and COM
munity. New appointments by the
state association include:
Mrs. l.. A. Winslow. Bloomington, as
acting chairman for District 2; Mrs. j.
Hardin Wheeler. Danville, acting chair
man for District 5; Mrs. John Compton
Indianapolis, assistant chairman of music
and C. w. Cochran, Edwardsport, presi-
dent of the Knox County Council of Par
entTeacher Associations.
Mrs. R. A. Acher, state historian
was made a life member of the
Terre Haute council of Parent
Teacher Associations at its found
erS' day banquet recently. The hon
or was bestowed in recognition OF
her work in state and local asso-
Citations. She has been a member
of the state congress since its or
ganization in 1919.
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Long Handled BroomS ResUuI

NEW YORK, March Slime to
IN spring-clean house! And
somebody is sure to ask. what's
that got to do with fashion?" A
great deal. There are fashions in
cleaning equipment as well as in
clothes. And the present-da fash
ion is for energy saving brooms and
brushes and pals.
Let's see how easily it can oe
done.
First look over the rugs before
they're beaten or vacuumed to see
if there are any stains. For here's
a set of cleaning fluids for the re-
moval of different kinds of spots.
If Molly has dropped her bread
and jam and Johnny came scuffing
in with muddy feet, here's a re-
mover for each of those blemishes.
And other bottles in the set hold
removers for other kinds of spots.
For Cleaning Walls
Rugs up, let's get the winters
dust off the walls. One of those
long handled brooms with an end
of lambs wool is just the thing to
do it quickly /. =. easily.
The brush reaches clear up to the
ceiling; swiShes over the tops of
doors land how dust can collect
thereD and lets almost none of the
dust escape into the room.
Next the floors. And just in case
some of the wall dust has reached
the floor, "once-over" with long
handled soft brush is good idea.
incidentally the best of these
floor brushes are arranged so the
handle can be inserted on either
side Of the brush. And that's econ
omy as it means equal wear on both
the brush sides.
Little Bending
Notice how little bending and
stretching you have to do with
modern cleaning equipment? Even
the dust-pan now is long-handled.
The kind that tips up when you
lift it from the floor, depositing all
dust in the bottom of the pan where
it can't roll out, is certainly fine
little mothers helper!
If you plan to wash your floors,
a Self-wringing mop-long- handled
again-Saves energy. just turn the
handle and the excess water is
squeezed out
How easy modern housekeeping
is! Even window washing.
A Step-stool makes it easy to
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reach to the top and there's space
on the stool for your pail.
And here's an implement that
looks as professionally efficient as
the one the skyscraper window
washers use.
A metal case holds the water. On
its one edge is sponge kept damp
by the water inside. On the other
edge is felt or rubber to scrape eff
the soapy water.
Then shine 'em up with channels
or a chemically treated cloth And
while you're at it, give the mirrors
a polish in the same way.
By the way-if you don't care for
the old-fashioned method of wash
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ing windows-si sitting on the window
sill, half inside and half out, while
you wash the outside of your win
dows = try the window washing
brush with the long, bent handle.
Then you stay inside while the
brush does the outside scrubbing.
Speaking of brushes-there'S a
brush for practically any cleaning
purpose. Long, skinny ones that
slide easily between radiator pipes.
Two-sided furniture brushes
one side soft for damasks and the
other side stiff for hard finished
upholsteries. (These can be used
for draperies, too.)
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MISS BESSIE BLAKE
SORORITY HOSTESS

Miss Bessie Blake, 236 North
Temple avenue, will be hostess for
bridge party at 2:30 Sunday to
be given by the Alpha chapter.
Theta Sigma Delta sorority. She
will be assisted by Misses Rosemary
Shea and Alma Louise Arnold.
Fred Sering, pianist, will give a
musical program.
The sorority will meet at s Mon
day night at the Sphinx Arms. All
members are requested to attend.
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In Recital

Ohio Katherine Snider of the
Snider Studio of Music and Dram
attic Art will present group Of
piano pupils in recital at the
Rauh Memorial library, Monday
evening March 7, at o'clock.
The following pupils will play:
Betty GRAY. Imogene Hardy. Robert
Hickman. ElnoTa Daffin. Lucy Margaret
Shuck Anna Duncan. Edward Wilson. Jean
HackeFd. Eaverta Farmer Mary Catherine
Williamson. Frances GRAY. Edgar Hickman
and Iona Schlueter.
Readings and vocal selections will
also be given.
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Auxiliary of
St. Paul's to
Hear Address

Women's auxiliary of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet at
1890 Friday for luncheon with Mrs.
John Hollett, 4001 North Meridian
street, who will be assisted by Mrs.
William F. Mullen.
Honolulu and the Philippines" is
the subject for discussion, and Mrs,
Overton Sackstader Jr., Muncie,
will be speaker.
Announcement is made that
thanks offerings are due and will be
received by Mrs. M. B. Hedges and
Miss Sara Henzie. Box offerings
will be received by Mrs. w. H.
Turner.
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Brushes with pointed ends for
getting down into the cracks of
chairs and sofas. Mattress brushes.
Even special stair brushes with
pointed ends that collect every bit
of dust from between the baniSters.
OF course, for all this washing
that's going on, a pail is essen
tial. Have you, seen the two-com-
partment pails-with one side for
soapy water and the other COM
partment for rinsing water?
1t stands in a tray that holds
your cleaning cloths. And there's
also a holder for a brush and an
other for soap.
(Copyright. 1892. BY Amos PARRISH
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Bishop Is Honored

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph
Francis, the Rev. George S. South
worth, rector of Christ church, and
the Christ church vestry were
guests of Eli Lilly at luncheon
Thursday at the Columbia Club
for the Rt. Rev. Bishop Warren
Rogers of the Ohio diocese.
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WINNERS NAMED IN
CONTRACT TOURNEY

Woman's Contract Club of In
dianapolis played another set of
games IN a tournament Thursday
at the indianapolis Athletic Club.
High scores were won by:
Section one. Mesdames J. H. Pirkey. r.
Harry Miller Z. A. Peterson and Dudley
WilliSton: section two, MeSdames Alex
Metzger. Frederick Van Nuys. John Folger
and Prank Lewis. and section three. Mes
danes E. r. Treat. Harry Hartley. Ray P.
Van Camp and Irving Fauyre.
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Card Party Tonight

Alpha chapter, Phi Tau Delta So
rority, will hold card party at 8
tonight at the Marott. Mrs. Eugene
D. Wilcox, chairman, has been as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Joslin, Miss
Marguerite Blackwell and Miss
Ruth Harrig.
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Tri Kdppas to Meet

indianapolis Associate chapter of
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will
meet Monday with Mrs. Ross Hol-
gren, lis East Forty-eighth street.
Mrs. Edward Kuntz and Mrs. George
Apologize will be assistant hoStesses.
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Hold Pledge SerUices-

Pledge, services will be held by
Gamma chapter, Omega M Tau So
rority, at 1880 Monday, night at the
AntlerS for Mesdames Mary Dunn,
Clarice Lyons; Misses Patricia
Knight, Kathleen Flynn, Norma
Hullinger, Gene Smith and Mar
garet Bowen.