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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-05
Students on
Program for
Music Group

Student section of the Matinee
Musicale viii entertain the active
section with a program at John
Heron Art institute at 3 Friday.
The following program has been
arranged for Mrs. G. Harold Larsh:
"Nocturne in c Minor ........ Chopin
The Mule Drivers Return" ssverac
Iuez LLOYD.
Care selve from Atlanta" -. Handel
1.-THE Sleep That Fits on Baby's
Ewes" ........... John Alden Carpenter
An Ann Hunter. soprano; Mildred i u
,,,o,, Sweeney a 73 on PAM u.rds,
Irma Mae Steele. Hilda Korf.
pianist.
Love Was with Me Yesterday.
% MIG Rababinq Caro- .Gianni schisch 6i
I Ms opsP Pa Poaq Mecber me1z6 Ross
prano; Inez LLOYD. accompanist.
@Prelude. Fugne.. Variations" .....
"'Andante and VARIATIONS .schgmanE
Mrs. N rh &c mH0' woodson. Mrs. iTS0D''-
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,
Rosalee 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 2
at the Murat jointly with the Ten
Piano ensemble of Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority, according to an
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 to
have been given by the choral Sec
ton next Thursday, has been post
poned until March IT, and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Rex P.
Young.
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Personals

MIR. and Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin.
1000 North Delaware street, have
gone to Miami, Fla, for a few DAYS.
G. E. Trees of the Columbia Club
is at Hotel Windermere in Chicago
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber, Clay
pool hotel, are guests at the Bel
mont during their stay in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray De Camp
Morten, Cincinnati, are the week.
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Graham Walton, Golden Hill.
Mrs. Charles Richard Stafford
Dickens, Datchet, England, the for
mer Miss Virginia Witt, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen Witt, 1925 North Pennsyl-
vania street. Miss Marjorie Kittle
entertained at bridge for her Friday
at her home on Kessler boulevard.
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MARCH 5, 1892
Phi Onegas
of 3 States
Gather Here

Initiation ceremonies, conducted
by the Indiana university chapter.
opened activities of today's conven-
ton session of Phi Omega Pi So
rority at the Lincoln.
Active and alumnae members of
the sorority from all parts of In
diana and from Ohio and Michigan
attended luncheon in the Traver-
tine room following the ceremonies.
The province convention is obServ-
ing the twenty-second anniversary
of the founding Of the sorority.
Luncheon was served at a u
shaped table, with plateau of
sapphire blue delphinium and
white fresiaS carrying out the So
rority colorS. Programs were blue
and cut in the shape of the crest. A
spring of lily of the valley, the So
rority flower, marked each place.
Mrs. Joanna Miller of Fulton,
province director. was POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Wayland Rhoades, Mrs. Ray
Hoyt, Mrs. w. A. Huggard, Miss
Helen Noble, Miss Nedra Holder
man, Miss Sabra Caylor, Miss Helen
Janet Fisher, and Miss Ruth Ger
hardt responded briefly. The De
Paw chapter entertained with a
stunt.
A business session followed the
luncheon. Mrs. Truman G. Yunck-
er, Greencastle; Mrs. Fannie
Weatherwax, Bloomington; Mrs.
Hoyt, Mrs. Rhoades and Miss Caylor
were on the program. Mrs. Ohm
stead presided.
The annual state dance tonight
will end the convention. The
chaperonS will include Mrs. Molly
Levy of GreencaStle, and Mrs.
WeatherwaX. John Reddel and his
Silver Mite Hawks will play.
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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, 1417 East
Ohio street.
Progressive Spiritual church will
give a euchre party Saturday night
in the recreation room at the
church.
La Velle Gossett post, 908, 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 card, bunco and lotto party
at $3.50 Tuesday night in st. Cecilia
hall.
Mineola council. Degree of Poca-
hontas, will give a euchre and bun
co party at Tuesday night in the
Red Mans hall, 1901 Prospect
street.
Mrs. Hugh Delaney, 80 South
fremont street, will be hostess for
card parties to be given at 2:30 and
BIS Sunday at her home, for the
Altar Society of St. Anthony's
church.
Camp Patriotic Order of Amer
lea, will give card party at 2:30
Monday afternoon at Castle Hall.
230 East Ohio street.
Drill team of Moon temple will
hold a euchre and bridge party
Sunday night at the temple.
Ladies Society of Holy Name
church, Beech Grove, will hold card
parties Sunday afternoon and night
at the church, with Mrs. c. F. Fen-l
ton as chairman.
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international
Study Club

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will talk
on 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 luncheon at the Locker
bic with its twin chapter, Jeanne
D'Arc. Miss Patricia Healy will
read 1.-THE Village Mistress and a
group of Italian readings.
Princess Mary chapter viii meet
Monday at 7:3O at the Washing
ton. Mrs. A. T. Wittenbrock, 81
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. G. 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 Susanna Nerrell
will give a group of piano solos.
Officers will be elected.
Washington chapter will meet
with Miss Ruth Knott, 55O1 Win
throp avenue, with Miss Betty
Cain assisting. Officers will be
elected. Miss Helen Smith, nonni-
mating committee chairman, will be
assisted by Mrs. Lois Fox and Miss
Cain. Miss Verne Lowman will be
in charge of special music.
Panamanian chapter will meet
with Mrs. Odin F. Wadleigh. 5000
North Delaware street, for a -
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.
Argentenian chapter will meet
with Mrs. Ira Foxworthy, Is North
Bolton avenue, for IL o'clock
luncheon Friday. Mrs. Bruce Max
well will assist the hostess. officers
will be elected.
Anglo-India chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Miller at
Clermont Saturday FOR a 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 G.
Roberts gave 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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ing windows-sitting on the window
sill, half inside and half out, while
you wash the outside of your win
dows try the embarrassing
brush with the long, bent handle.
Then you stay inside while the
brush does the outside scrubbing.
Speaking of brushes-there's
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-flnished
upholsteries. (These can be used
for draperies, too.)
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Miss McCray Is
BetrOthed to
Perry Oake S

Announcement of the engag cement
of Miss Josephine Harriet McCray,
daughter of George w. McCray,
1923 North Meridian street, to Perry
Warren Cakes, was made at a
bridge party given Friday by the
bride-elect'S sister, Mrs. John Vic
tor Wilson, at her home, 4810 Gull
ford avenue. The bridegroom-e ELECT
is the son of Warren D. Cakes, 3055
North Meridian street.
The wedding will take place April
Is in the Mckee chapel of the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian church. Guests
Friday were:
Mesdames j. L. Wilson, Victor Gordon,
B. j. Guedelhoefer. Francis Feeney. Il. M
Overhiser. Gilbert L. Small, Mildred Trout
man. Katherine Stockton, Paul Leach,
George M Smith, Les Catlow, George w.
McCray, Josephine Sacre, Olive Mcintyre,
Edward Davis j: E. Richardson, Misses
Helen oakes; Isobel Parry, Isabel G9edel-
hoefer, Catherine Guedelhoefer, Marie
and the following from out of the city:
Mesdames Glenn Curry, Bloom
ington, Jean Curnick, Chicago, and
Hugh Garriott, Cincinnati.
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WOMEN
TO MEET TUESDAY

Marion county Democratic Wom-
ans Club will meet at 2:30 Tues
day in the palmroom of the Clay
pool. Mrs. Frank T. Dowd, presi-
dent, will preside.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
Margaret Shuler, will include talk,
Political Publicity for Women" by
Miss Mary Bingham, and a mu-
steal program by the Marion Coun-
ty Democratic women's quartet,
composed Of Mesdames o. M. Blue,
Harry G. Cobb, Marie Westfall and
Miss Hazel Fesler, led by Mrs.
Charles Graves. MeSdames Bruce
Maxwell, Hazel Presser and Celia
GLAND are accompanies.
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Miss LMbto'1, Bride-Elect, Is
HOnOred at Bridge ShOz0er

Mrs. Stanley A. Cain, Blooming
ton, entertained this afternoon at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Fred
D. Stilze, $50 North Audubon road,
with a bridge party and miscel-
laneous shower in honor of Miss
Florence Lupton, a bride-elect Miss
Lupton's marriage to Alva Whit
comb Graham, Woodstock, Ill, will
take place March 26.
Forty guests were present. The
school days motif was carried out
in the appointments and decora-
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Tri DeltaS'
State Day
Is Observed

Tri Delta State day was observed
today in the Riley room of the
Claypool. More than $50 members
attended, including alumnae from
over the state and members of ac-
tive chapters at De Paw, Butler
and Indiana universities and
Franklin college.
Decorations we're carried out in
white and gold, and the crescent, 4"
symbol Of the fraternity, was fea-
tured throughout the program.
Luncheon covers were laid on round
tables with bands Of gold paper
crossing in the center to form four
white Deltas on the border.
Plateaus Of white hyacinths, sweet
peas, lilies Of the valley and baby's
breath conferred each of the thirty
tables, and three white tapers in
crystal holders connected with
ropes Of pearls formed a delta
around each plateau of flowers.
National President Attends
The same color scheme was used
at the speakers table, whose gold
top WAS decorated with white tapers,
pearls and three large plateauS Of
white flowers. Crescent hung from
the cealing Of the large room and
programs were in the form of small
gold crescents bearing the sororitys
crest IN white.
Seated at the speakers table at
luncheon we're:
Mrs. Bessie Leach Priddy, national
president Of the sorority and dean of
Pearl Bonisteei national treasurer. and and
Mrs, Edward Ham. province deputy, both
OF Evanston. Illinois: Mrs. D. E. Young
Martin. president Of the indianapolis Al
lance; Mrs. A. d. Harb. of the Franklin
Alliance: Mrs. Ferarri Parker Ward. daugh-
ter Of Mrs PriddY. Hartford. Conn: four
chapter presidents Mercv Barber Indiana:
Betty SNOW. De Paw Bernice Heller
Franklin Anna Marie Sander. Butler. and
the four committee heads. Margaret
waters. general chairman of the day: Mrs
Otto K. Jensen. luncheon chairman: Dor
othv Belghtol. dance chairman. and Mrs
Murray De Almond. publicity chairman.
Scholarship Awards Made
Guests were welcomed by Miss
Martin. Responses we're made by
Mrs. Priddy, Mrs. Harb and the four
chapter presidents Scholarship
awards we're made to Dorothy Bahr,
Franklin; Anna Marie Sander, But
Ter; Louise Link, De Paw; and
Jean Barr, Indiana, in recognition
of their high scholastic standing.
Music was furnished by Ann Nc
Devott, Catherine Butz and Ruth
Kennedy all Butler Deltas.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs,
president Of the Indiana federation
of music clubs and a member of
the sorority sang Birthday Song"
by Woodman and "Trees" by Ras-
bach Tri Delta songs were sung
by the entire group, between
courses, accompanied by the trio.
Dance Closing Event
Following the luncheon the active
chapter from Franklin presented a
stunt called La Petite Boutique de
Poupees."
The dance tonight will be cha
peroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haldy
and Mrs. William Wiese, house
mother at Butler chapter house, and
the grand march will be led by the
national officers.
Hal Denman and his orchestra
from Kokomo will play. Programs
are in shape of gold crescents, with
the sorority crest in white, and tied
with white cords and pencils. Black |
onyx lighters, etched with three
Deltas, will be given as favors.
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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
it's one edge is a sponge kept damp
by the water inside. On the other
edge is felt or rubber to scrape off
the soapy water.
Then shine EN- up with chamois
or 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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CATHEDRAL MOTHER
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

Cathedral high school Mothers
Club will entertain with cards at 2
Tuesday in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, chairman,
will be assisted by:
MeSdames NJ ]. Herold. Clinton Hayes,
Anna Hahn. Lawrence Hayes. H. L. Hoover
Mary Holman. George Hoffman. Leo
Hemelgarn. George Hemerling Mary Har-
mCn Emma Holmes, Elizabeth HiIgenberg,
F. z. Hostetter and Fred J. Pheger.
Mrs. George A. smith is chair
man Of a dance to be held under
the auspices of the Mothers Club
March %, in the audit0ium.
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In Recital

Ohio Katherine Snider of the
Snider Studio OF Music and Dram
attic Art will present a group of
piano pupils in a recital at the
Rauh Memorial library, Monday
evening March z, at o'clock.
The following pupils will play:
Betty GRAY. Imogene Hardy. Robert
Hickman. Elnora Daffin. Lucy Margaret
Shuck. Anna Duncan. Edward Wilson, Jean
Hackerd. Laverta Farmer. Mary Catherine
Williamson. Frances Gray. Edgar Hickman
and Iona Schlueter.
Readings and vocal selections viii
also be given.
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WEIRS ENTERTAIN
AT BRIDGE FETE

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weir, CHA
East st. Clair street, entertained
Friday night with a dinner bridge
for members OF Section 3 of the
Alpha Omicron Pi bridge tourna-
ment and their husbands. APP
pointments and decorations were in
Eeeping with st. Patrick's day.
Guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Evans.
3. w. Avis. James O'Bear, William Tyn-
dali, and Raymond Means.
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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 holder for a brush and an
other for soap.
lCopvright. 1882 BY Amos PARRISH
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY

Eighth ward Democratic Club will
hold meeting at Tuesday for
Democrats Of the ward at 942 TT.
Wayne avenue.
Newly elected officers are:
Michael O'Brien, president; Miss
Nettie Felkin, vice-president; Miss
Mary Collins, secretary, and Mrs.
Marie Westfali, treasurer.
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Auxiliary of
St. Paul'S to
Hear Address

Women's auxiliary of st. Pauls
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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CLUB TO
HEAR TRAVEL TALK

Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
will hold its annual guest day
luncheon at the Butler university
chapter house Tuesday.
HoStesSeS will include MesdameS
Paul Meloy. chairman; B. F. Good
win. A. S. Barnet, D. S. Adams. j.
c. Digs, c. w. Clever, and E. T.
Earring of Terre Haute.
The program will include chap
ter songs by the active members
and readings by Margaret Habich.
Mrs. H. G. Sheridan, Frankfort,
writer and traveller, will speak on
"A Trip Though the Orient"
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d. Il. Y. to Entertain

Catherine Merrill tent 9, Daugh-
tiers of Union Veterans, will enter
tain members and friends with a
Washington bicentennial party. A
prize will be given for the best
colonial costume. Mrs. Caddie
Farsworth, president, will preside.
Officers will hold a business meet
ing at 7:3O, preceding the party.
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Hold Pledge Services

Pledge services will be held by
Gamma chapter, Omega MI Tau So
ror!ty. 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.
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Pupils to Hear holland

Stephen G. holland will speak on
Newspaper Work" in the residence
at Tudor Hall, at $3.50 Sunday af-
ernoon. This is the second in a
series of talks on vacations being
sponsored by the school for its stu
dents.
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Miss Catherine Thurston, presi-
dent of Butler university Pam
hellenic Association, will be feted
by the organization Monday
night when she will be honor
guest at banquet at the Delta
Gamma chapter house, $50 Buck
ingham drive. Miss Bernice Null
is arrangements chairman.
A report Of the Urban Panhel-
lenic convention held at Butler in
February will be given by Miss
Helen Weyl and Miss Harriet Nc
Gaughey at the business meeting
following dinner.
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Card Partg TO11iqht

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 K0ppGs 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
Applegate will be assistant hoStesses.
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SO Fro Club to Meet

Delta chapter of So Fra Club
entertain with bridge party Sun
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Mariana Schludecker, 1888 Union
street.
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SOroritu to Gather

Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta
sorority, will meet at 8 Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Searcy. 351 Orange street.
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SHAFFER PUPILS TO
PRESENT, RECITALS

Piano pupils of Miss Nellie B.
Shaffer will give a series of recitals
in her studio, 4749 Central avenue.
The first was this afternoon and the
second will be at tonight, followed
by the final one at 4 Sunday after
noon. Those to take part are:
Francile Caylor. Doris Fesler Joe Ber-
Robinson. Virginia Herman Dorothy OF
finger Clara June Bosom. Margaret
Brooks. Winfield Kreipke. Brysnt Millikan
James Carter. MAYNARD Morris Barbara
Sheerin. Dorothy Lee Williams. Frank Wei
land. Margaret Ann Ottinger Jane
Chrlstena and Charles Williams.
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,SOr0ritn 10 Gnther

Delta Sigma Chi sorority will
meet Monday at the Y. w. G. A.
Hostesses viii be Misses Dorothy
HummeI and Maxine Wall.
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Girls SOcietq to Meet

Girls Friendly Society Of Christ
church will meet at s Tuesday for
dinner. The Rev. Paul Keicher will
be speaker.
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Council to Meet

Council of Administrative Women
will meet at 8 Monday night at the
Columbia Club for an informal So
cial meeting Mrs. Laura Hayes
Miller is in charge.