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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-15
6 Pledges Are
Initiated in
Sunrise Rites

Sunrise initiation services were
held this morning for six pledges by
zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Butler
university. Those initiated were:
Misses Ruth Apostol, Rosemary
Ford, Marian Laut, Elizabeth Smith,
Katherine Nitterhouse and Gene
We've Miller.
Breakfast was held at at the
chapter house, 329 Hampton drive.
in their honor. Each initiate was
presented a crested bracelet and a
corsage of white roses, gifts of the
chapter
White roses formed a centerpiece
on the table, place cards were gold
crowns, the shape of the Zeta Tau
Alpha recognition pin Miss Eliza
beth Forsythe was in charge of the
breakfast.
The annual Founders day cele-
bration Of the sorority will be held
at $50 tonight at the Sheffield Inn.
Fall flowers will be used in decorat-
ing.
Miss Isabella Eddy, president of
the indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton, will preside at the dinner and
is in charge of the program. Mem
bers Of the Alumnae Association
will talk on the history of the
local and national chapters.
Miss Geraldine Kuntz, president
OF the Butler group, also will talk.
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Mothers Club
of Sigma M
to Hold Party

Mrs. L. Preston Highley, general
chairman of the bridge party, to be
given Wednesday at the Banner
Whitehill auditorium by the Sigma
M Mothers club of Butler univer-
Sity, has announced the following
committees:
Tickets-Mrs. J.. O. Darlington. chair
Goodwin. - "
Door Prizes-Mrs. Walter whestlev
chairman. Mrs. C. F. sarvin and Mrs. i.
Table Prizes-Mrs R. J. waldron, chair
man; Mrs. Sarah Baldwin.
troneSSes-MesdameS Fred Farnar
Charles Hoffman. W. B. Bennett. j. G.
Darlington. M, L. Johnston, w. j. Black
ley Fred Keuthan. D. Q: Hunt, Kokomo:
q; =. Gorton, Kokomo; G. o. Peek, ]. r.
gilbert. Homer j. Williamson, Clvde
Deputy Herbert Grimes. Frank White.
yens. Minnie Burden, o. c. Walker. r, E.
Terry Bert Delp. A. Sparks, Frank Wei
mer. e. v. Montgomery. J. L. Wallace @
J. Hill Walter stork. William IT. HenniS
J. 9. Mattingly, r. j. Waldron. o. s. c;uio
and John Garbe. - N"'O
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Recital Will
Be Given at
Propylaeurn

The opening social event of the
Propylaeum Club will be recital
to be given by Mrs. Marie Dawson
Morrell, violinist, at 2:30 Saturday,
Oct. %, at the clubhouse.
Each member will be entitled to
bring one guest for the luncheon
and the musical program which will
follow.
Mrs. John w. Kern, chairman of
the entertainment committee, has
announced her assistants. They are
MesdameS William Ray Adams,
William H. Coleman, James Cum
ming, Benjamin Hitz, Kin Hubbard,
Louis H. Levey, George Philip
Meier, M. A. Ryan. Samuel Lewis
Shank, Clarence Alig and Paul H.
White.
Mrs. Bert B. Adams. Mrs. Charles
E. Coffin and Mrs. Niles Chapman
will pour at the tea the opening
day. Others assisting in the hos
FATALITIES will be:
Mesdames Albert Gall. Carl Walk, J. W.
George M Bailey, willis D. Catch, Samuel
Dowden, Mortimer Furscott, Woods A.
SofG Arrck A9sD GdeOn RaiH
Richardson, william j. Mckee E. NJ.
Craft, Edgar Evans. George B. Monkey. La
fayette Page, H. z. Atkins. u G.. Baker,
Richard Fairbanks, Wymond j. Beckett
Samuel NJ. Deal Charles P. Emerson. Hugh
MCGOWAN, Burton Parrott James NJ.
Ogden, Robert Millikan, William K Bells,
Robert Buchanan, Herbert Foltz. Eugene
H. Darrach. and Misses Florence L. Jones'
I. Hilda Stewart, Lillian Reeves, Ella G.
Martens, Emma claypool and Blanche
Mrs. MorrelPs program will be as
follows:
Sonata in F Minor" .Pietro Locatelli
Caprice No. 2o'' .Paganini- Kreisler
Concerto in E Minor Pietro Nardini
t1722-1792)
Allegro Moderto
Andante Cantabile.
Allegro Giocoso.
III
Three numbers by request:
(a) Caprice Viennios" ..... Kreisler
(b) Pale Moon" ...... .Logan-K reisler
tc) "Schoen, Rosmarin" ........ Kreisler
(d) "On Wings of Song" ..............
=, ......... MendelsSohn- Achron
(el "Rondo" ............. Mozart-Kreisler
will accompany the guest artist.
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Mrs James Helms Miss Alice Hopkins
and Mrs Thomas Hopkins As Drexe
at Haute with officiating
at home at 4401 East Washington street.
Mr.. Joseph Helms Both attended
Butler university bride sorority
a Sigma
Mrs Aonzo B. Chapman chairman of prizes for the bridge
to be the Sunnysde at Athenaeum.
Mrs George Callahan
Mr. and Mrs William Thompson,
Mrs George Parry is charge of
the Chfdrens theater play THE Three Muskeers
today at the Civic theater performance will
repeated Thursday Friday Saturday Saturday mat
inee next
Mrs S. M Myers president Indianapolis Paren-Teacer
Federaon Will be assistant chairman the
1920.
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Dance, Bridge
Planned After
Post InStalls

A dance and bridge party will
follow installation of officers of In
dianapolis post 4 Of American Le-
gion and auxiliary Wednesday
night at the Antlers. Dinner will
be served at $50.
The auxiliary officers include:
Mesdames Clarence R. Martin, Jo-
seph Speaks, A. H. Worsham, Eu-
gene Westervelt, Arthur B. Fuller
and Vernice Murray. Post officers
are:
Robert Tatman. Louis Yocum, Harry
Ransome Garrett Olds. George Gill, Thee
dore Holland, Charles Lamb, F. P. Couch
man. Ben Harrell and Fred 8. Innis
Those in charge of the dinner and
dance are Ralph Hesler, Herbert
Winkler and Raymond Order, as
sisted by:
Mesdames w. r. Mcclellan, A NJ.
Graves, A. j. Steinberg Herbert Winkler,
Louis Ralph Hesler. A. B. fuller, Malcolm
Lucas. Eugene Westervelt, Claude Record,
John Downing H. Y. Finch and Louis
Yokum.
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Alumnae Club
Will Sponsor
Bridge Lessons

A series of contract bridge lectures
by Mrs. Grace G. Buschmann will
be sponsored by the Mu Alumnae
Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma at
7:3O Friday evenings, beginning Oct.
20, at the Butler university chapter
house, 821 Hampton drive.
Mrs. Stanley McComas is chair
man of the project. She will be
assisted by Misses Elizabeth Hisev.
Joan johnson and Mary Elizabeth
Search, president of the Butler
chapter.
Tickets and reservations NAV be
obtained from any member of the
committee, and the lectures are
open to men and women.
Lectures will be omitted the
nights of Nov. IL and Is. The series
WAL close Dec. Is.
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Benefit Bridge
and Style Show
Will Be Held

Indianapolis associate chapter of
Tri Kappa sorority will sponsor its
annual benefit bridge party and
style show Saturday, Oct. %, at the
L. S. Ayres auditorium. Mrs.
Charles M. Reagan, general chair
man, has announced the following
committees:
. Distribution of Tickets and Reservations
Mrs. Fred w. Rain, chairman, and
snd Pa@i W. ~ Hud Gnes2ma A. ~ stevens
Tickets-Mrs. T. G. Crawford, chair
man; Mrs: Charles R. Federman and Mrs.
PublicityMMrs. C. s. ober. chairman;
Mrs; ]. H. Hedges and Mrs. Joseph W.
Prizes MeSdames j. Dwight Peterson,
Ross T. Eyert, j. H. Albershardt. j. Tracy
Davis and George H. Deck.
Cards and Talfies-Mrs T. A. Moyna-
han, chairman; Mrs. r. J. McElwee and
Mrs. William J. Teter.
Style show-Mrs. L; A. Turnock, chair
Frederick /. Zreid, Henley T. Hotel. Ross
Halgren. L. R. McClain, F. r. Baker,
Q. A. Davis, Paul D.. Loser and Schuyler
G. Mowrer.
Among the out-of- town guests will
be smany teachers attending the
state teachers convention here.
The chapter will meet Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Moynahan, 1865 North Delaware
street. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Reagan and Mrs. j. H. Hedges.
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Caberet Style Dance to Be Held
for Benefit of Nutrition Camp

A cabaret style dance at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club with
Charlie Davis and his band pro-
viding music will be a project of
the Alpha Iota Latreian Thursday
night, Oct. 81, for the benefit of
the Nutrition camp at Bridgeport.
The affair, to be informal. will be-
come a traditional activity of the
group.
Mrs. Davis Harrison is president.
The general chairman is Mrs.
Henry Dithmer Jr., assisted by Mrs.
Dudley Smith. The committees
are:
Tickets-Mrs. Donald o. Rub
Downtown Ticket Sale-Mesdanes Dale
R. Hodges, Porter Seidensticker, Frank
Cox and Ben Cohee.
Candy-Mesdames Walter L. Shirley,
Claude Sumner. Frank V. Osborn. and A.
3, Chevalier, Earl Clauser and Willis B.
Conner Jr
Decorations and Tables Mrs. Richard
Publicity osborn, chairman. and
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Miss Dale Waterbury of the
Shortridge high school home eco
nonic department spoke Friday
night at the South Side Y. w. C. A.
center, 1927 Prospect street, on On
teresting Things to Cook During
the Depression"
The talk was given at the first
of the weekly Friday open house
meetings for women and girls of
the community. The three high
school Girl Reserves clubs of the
center were hostess groups. Mothers
we're honor guests. Helen Glass,
Elmira Roller and Helen Kautsky,
presidents of the clubs, served as
the committee on arrangements.
Local delegates to the fve-state
Girl Reserves conference held at
Camp Gray, Mich, in June met
Friday at the Y. w. G. A. to plan
bulletin to relate their conference
experience with the twelve older
girls clubs. Those planning it are:
Martha Ann Goodlet of George Washing
COn nlgA SCHOOL, wanna carter ana FlOr-
ence yesterday of Shortridge; Wilda Hob
son. of Broad Ripple; Mary Jane Sanford
Of Manual: Miss Jane Cartwright of South
Side Y. w. c. A. center. and Miss Marian
Smith of the Central Girl Reserves office.
The Swasteka Club of Manual
alumnae Girl Reserves met at the
Central "Y" at Friday for q pitch
in-supper. AT the business meet
ing which followed, plans were COM
pleted for the benefit bridge to be
given at 8, Nov. 10, at the South
side center.
Broad Ripple Girl Reserves will
elect a chairman for the coming
year at a meeting Tuesday in the
high school. The program will con-
sist of a discussion of the begin
nings of the Y. w. c. A. and Girl
Reserves. Final plans will be made
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Girl Scout.
Week Here
Is Mapped

The annual celebration Of Girl
Scout week will open Monday ma
tionally with home-making day and
will close the following Monday on
the birthday of the founder, JUL
cite Low.
Each day during the week will be
designated for a particular activity
to which all Girl Scouts will devote
their time. Members will wear their
green uniforms the entire week.
On Monday members are pledged
to do something to make their
homes more pleasant. Tuesday will
be handicraft day, and Scouts are
encouraged to do creative work.
All to Attend Church
On thrift day. Wednesday, Scouts
will seek to add to their savings or
start new thrift accounts.
Scouts will entertain in their
homes or in troops on Thursday,
hostess day.
Friday will be designated as COM
munity service day.
AS a part of the health day pro-
gram Saturday. scouts of the north
west district will entertain those of
the southeast district with skating
party in the morning at Riverside
park.
All scouts will attend church Sun
day in observation of church day.
First Troop in Georgia
Juliette Lows birthday will be
celebrated Monday, Oct. 81. She
brought the idea of scouting from
England after a visit with Lord and
Lady Baden-Powell, founders of the
Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of that
country.
The first troop started in Savan-
nah, Ga, March, 1921. The organ
ization has grown to include 237.O
scouts, 1900 leaders, and 18,4OO
community sponsors.
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GIRL RESERVE NOTES

for the wiener roast to be given
Nov. /.
Five delegates from each of the
eleven high school clubs will meet
at the Y. w. C. A. at 4 Monday to
elect inter-club officers for the
year. Jane Colsher of Shortridge is
temporary chairman.
All high school Girl Reserves will
enjoy Sports day, Oct. 20, at the
Central "Y." Following registration
at 10, activities will include group
sports events.e roller skating, SWIM
ming meet, plunge hour, and lunch
con. This marks the opening of
the newly equipped game room
where pingpong is featured. Plan
ming the days program are: Martha
Ann Goodlet, Washington high
school; Margaret Carter and Helen
Litell, Shortridge, and Margaret
Bagonne, Manual.
A flrst-aid demonstration was the
program for the Wednesday meeting
of Technical Girl Reserves. Plans
were made for a Halloween party
to be held at 8 Saturday, Oct. %, in
social hall of the Y. w. G. A., hon
oring new members. Ora Bell is
chairman of the party committee.
Members of the Shortridge club
shared interesting books they had
read during the summer at their
Wednesday meeting. Miss Virginia
Goodwin of Butler is to be their
guest at their next meeting. Miss
Goodwin, former president of the
Shortridge Girl Reserves and of the
inter-club council. will talk with
them on Charm"
Miss Jane Cartwright has begun
the free tumbling and tap dancing
class which is held at the South
Side Y. w. G. A. for high school
girls at Z Thursday evenings.
The -Four K Girl Reserves Club
of the south side center met Thurs
day night. Miss Marian Smith led
a study of Writing for Print" This
group plans to cover the publicity
for the center.
South side grade advisors met
with Miss Jane Cartwright at the
center Thursday afternoon to study
the needs of their groups and con-
slider program plans for filling these
needs.
Miss Evelyn Carpenter. chairman
OF grade school advisors, has called
meeting Tuesday night. Follow
ing the $50 supper hour, there will
De a discussion Of fall activities.
School 40 Girl Reserves have
elected the following officers: Mar
garet Keeny, president: Margaret
Radcliff, vice-president: Annette
Lyon, secretary, and Jean Campbell
scribe. Mrs. c. E. Chatfield and
Miss Jane Fisher, advisors, led a
discussion Of possible activities for
the year. The group is collecting
children's clothes which they will
repair and give as Thanksgiving
service.
Miss Marian Smith talked with
School l6 Girl Reserves at their
Monday meeting about activities.
Marian Safer was elected chairman
of committee to plan play, pro-
ceeds Of which will be used for the
Needlework Guild.
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Alpha Sigma Alpha AIumnae
Announce Program for Year

The years program for the Indi-
annapolis Alumnae Club of Alpha
Sigma Alpha sorority of the Butler
university college of education has
been announced by Miss Berniece
Lamb, chairman of the program
committee.
Miss Lamb will discuss "Colors
and Jewels" at a meeting, Nov. 5,
at the home of Miss Esther Burge,
ABS College avenue. Miss Kathryn
Faust will assist.
The annual Christmas party will
be held Dec. 8 at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Sewage, 2340 Broadway,
with the Mother Patrcness Club
acting as the hostess group.
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WEDDING PLANS ARE
ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Martha T. Rain, 1910 Naomi
street. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Leona Frances
Rain, to William Ennis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward M. Ennis.
The wedding will take place Nov.
Is at Zion Evangelical church. The
brides attendants will be:
Miss Leta Ennis. sister of the bride
groom, maid of honor; Misses Lillian Nor
ford and Helen Olsen. bridesmaids: Rose
mary Rain, cousin of the o4..S
flower girl. and Arthur Rain Jr.. nephew
OF the oride-elect, ring bearer.
DR.. Edwin Ennis, brother of the
bridegroom-elect, will be best man
Ushers will be Harold Morton, Will
liam MarSchke Jr., otto Klingstein
Jr. and Hugo Kingston.
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Illinois Woman VIII Speak
at HadaSSahS OPENING Meeting

Other features of the program
will be dramatic reading by Mrs
Lewis Jaffee, and vocal selections
by Miss Eugenia Magidson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Isaac Marks. Mrs
Henry Blatt, president, will preside.
Hadassah is headed by the fol-
lowing: Praesidiun, Mrs. Blatt,
Mrs. Louis Serinsky and Mrs. Louis
B. Goulden.
Other officers are Mrs. H. Joseph
Lyman, first president; Mrs.
Falender, second vice president;
Mrs. Phil Grenwald, financial sec
rotary; Mrs. Jack Hellman, record
ing secretary; Miss Emma Gelman,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Rudolph Domont, treasurer.
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Mrs. Avis Shulman of Glencoe.
ILL.,, will be the speaker at the open
ing meeting of the indianapolis
chapter of Hadassah, at 1890
Wednesday in the vestry rooms of
Beth Ell Zedeck temple.
Mrs. Samuel Falender, assisted by
Mrs. Aaron Click and Mrs. Jacob
Zier, are in charge of luncheon ar
rangements. Mrs. Samuel Yaver
and Mrs. Abram Wides compose the
reservations committee.
Proceeds from the luncheon will
be used for Hadassah's work in
Palestine. The organization main
tainS a system of medicalized social
service for all elements of the pop
ulation there.
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SERIES OF BRIDGE
LESSONS OFFERED

Mrs. Thaddeus A. Baker will con-
duct a series of bridge lessons for
five consecutive Thursdays, Begin
ming at 1880, Oct. 20, at the d.
A. R. chapter house, for the benefit
of the D. A. r. patriotic program. =
The series is a project of the
finance committee. headed by Mrs.
Waldo B. RoSsetter Other mem
bers of the committee are:
Mesdames James L. Gavin, Wilbur
Johnson, H. s. Fieber. Harry A. van
Osdol. Harold Cunning. Eugene ri
Darrach. Fred G. Gardner Frank
Hamilton. w. L. Horne, Z. L. Druse Frank
w. Lewis. John M. Lochhead John j
Madden. Walter c. Marmon, Frederick =.
Natson. James M.NOgden. George s. Olive.
Obie j. Smith, j. H. Taylor. Charles F.
yoyles. Frank Woeher and Edison T. Wood.
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, Mesdames Sylvester F. Taylor, j. P. Lair
and George Browne.
A partial list of patrons and pa
tronesseS is as follows: Governor
and Mrs. Harry Leslie, DR.. and Mrs.
Alexander Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred BALI, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ed
wards, Mrs. Carrie Hammel and
Mrs. Curtis Hodges.
Miss Louise Spillman, singer, will
entertain during the evening.
Officers of the club besides Mrs.
Harrison are:
Mrs. Mills, vice-president: Mrs. Glenn
Price, recording secretary; Mrs Smith
corresponding secretary; Mrs. F. s. Tav-
Tor. treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Mannfeld
parlimentarian
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ROCKVILLE GIRL TO
WE'D THIS MONTH

DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Bloomer of
Rockville announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Louise
Bloomer, to Robert M. Butterworth
of Ann Arbor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G: S. Butterworth of Westf1eld The
wedding will take place oct. % at
the Bloomer home.
Miss Boomer attended Hamilton
College for Women, and is a grad
uate of Butler university where she
was a member of Pi Beta Phi So
rority. Mr.. Butterworth attended
Butler, and is a member of Phi
Delta Theta and Blue Key.
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SororitieS

Alpha Tau zeta sorority will meet
Monday at the home of Miss Mary
McGinty, 1043 North Holmes ave-
nue..
Beta chapter of the Phi Theta
Delta sorority will meet Monday
night at the SEVERN.
Chi Delta Chi sorority will meet at
8 Wednesday nisht at the home of
Miss Helen Klasing, 221 East Mich
igan street.
Miss Edna Louise Bennett, 1921
East Washington street, will be
hostess for a meeting of the Tau
Gamma sorority Monday night.
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Personals

Mrs. Victoria H. Rentsch and Mrs.
A. D. Saffel have motored to De-
troit to attend the wedding of Miss
Marie Whitson, formerly of Indian
apolis.
Mrs. Mary Melissa Denehie of De-
troit, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Kelley
Jr., and Mr.. Kelley, 5154 North
Capitol avenue, has returned to her
home.
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LECTURE WILL BE
GIVEN AT CHURCH

blue and Gold Sweden will be
the subject of lecture to be given
by Mrs. Demarchus Brown Monday
night at the Second Presbyterian
church under the auspices of the
Service Circle. Mrs. Thomas B.
Petri is president,
Professor Charles F. Hansen will
give an organ recital preceding the
lecture. Mrs. Herbert Z. F1eber is
ticket chairman.
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Card Parties

October circle of the Holy Cross
church will give card party on
Sunday night at the school hall.
l4l7 East Ohio street. The COM
mlttee in charge will include Mes
DANES May Sylvester, Casper Rine-
nard, P. ]. Spellman and Dennis
Sullivan.
Wilson Company A, Loyal Order
OF o Moose. will hold card party at
$50 Sunday night in the Moose
nall, l35 North Delaware street
Eucnre, i've hundred and bridge viii
be played. "A'
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OMEGA PHI TAU
CHAPTERS FORMED

Ieta and Eta chapters of Omega
I'm Tau sorority will be installed at
81. Louis Saturday by representa-
yves OF the indianapolis and An
derson groups.
MISS Evelyn Pinnick, grand presi-
dent, will preside at the ceremonies
accompanying her from Indianap-
oiiS VIII be Mesdames Cyril Harvey.
JACK Berry, Vaughn King and Clar.
ence Miller and the Misses Ruth
Isugn, rma Fiford, Adeline Phillips.
Martha Stall and Margaret Nit
cnen, and from Anderson the,
MISSES Mary Phyllis Perkins. Mary
Lakin, Dorothy Carroll, Jerry Marks
and Hilda Richards wa NJ
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INITIATION RITES
SET BY SORORITY

. Initiation services will be held
Sunday at the Antlers by Indiana
Alpha chapter Of Lambda Alpha
Lambda sorority, to be followed by
a formal dinner. The initiates will
be Misses Geneva Roberts and Miss
Helen Wilkinson.
Covers will be laid for twenty
seven. The committee in charge is
composed of Miss Frances Peters.
chairman; Mrs. Ebert johnson,
Mrs. Walter Farmer, Miss Emma
Lou Volker and Miss Alice Dietz.
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SORORITY GROUP
WILL HOLD TEA

Rushees and members of Alpha
Cnl chapter OF Sigma Alpha soror-
lty viii be entertained at a tea.
sunday afternoon, to be given at
the nome of Miss Pennina Chasey.
VINO will be assisted by Misses Bea
Goodpasture and Winifred WILEY
Guests will include Misses Irna
HON, Mabel Murrer, Gladys Baine.
Evelyn Carpenter and Mesdames
Rosamond Hinkle, Iris Anderson
and Eelen Woodland.
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BIBLE CLASS PLANS
MADE FOR BANQUET

Womans Bible class of the Me-
mortal Presbyterian church will
hold its annual banquet at $50
Tuesday in the church dining room.
Mrs. Frank Cleveland, social
chairman, is in charge of the deco
rations and entertainment. A play
let entitled Those Husbands of
ours" by Jessie A. Kelley, will be
presented.
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BOOK TALKS TO BE
GIVEN AT CHURCH

The Martha Hawkins Society of
the First Baptist church will spon-
sor a series Of book talks by Mrs.
Kathryn Turney Garten, beginning
at 2 Tuesday in the church parlors.
Mrs. Garten will review Char
lotte Bronte," by E. S. Benson, and
Picking Picnic" the Atlantic
Monthly prize book by Ann Bridge.
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PARTY TO BE GIVEN
BY MOTHERS CLUB

,. members Of the Kappa Delta
M0Cners Club of Butler university
WIN give an informal party SatIr-
Jay night at the home of Mr. and
mrs H. d. Tumbleson, near Moores-
MIS-. 9. w. Douglas will have
0ilarge OF the supper committee
anu mrs. G. H. Taylor will arrange
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MEETING IS CALLED
OF ACTORS GUILD

The first business meeting of the
Actors and Workers Guild and it's
prospective members will be held at
7:30 Thursday at the Civic thea
ter playhouse. A play will be pre-
sented by the Children's theater as
the entertainment.