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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
Brooklyn Girls
 Beat North Enders

With Miss Gallulo responsible for 12 of the winners Is points, the Brooklyn girls won out over the North End girls last night at the Duggan gym in a close bas- ketball game. The final count was IS to 13. The losers scored all their points in the first half of the
 game and then watched their rivals catch up and pass them dur ing the final periods. Misses De Bonis and Mahoney scored all IS points for the North End girls while Miss Gallulo and Miss Diorio counted all the winning points. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
GRAND MERCANTILE
 BOWLING NOTES
Standing of Teams

Am. Laundry Is still setting the pace and hitting on all six, but are due for slump.
 Buy Rite Stores are plugging away and causing trouble for the rest of the teams.
 Naug. Valley Grocer are in slump but when they come out of it, look out.
 The Courtney Boys are coming right up from the cellar and head ed for the flag.
 The Lombard team has had to work nights for the past few weeks and couldn't be on hand or they would be resting in first place to-day.
 The Finast outfit battling along the route and loom as dangerous contenders.
 The Swift boys fell back into their losing ways but still a hard fighting lot.
 The Armour Stars still continue to lose close games and are by far the hard luck team of the league. Good sports win or lose. The league is very close and anything may happen between now and league closing time.
 Chinese living abroad are almost the sole supporters of real estate transactions and house construction in Canton, China, at present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
HERE'S LOW DOWN
 ON KENTUCKY DERBY

Chicago, Jan 13 (UP)- Here's the first tip on the 1882 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs May q:
 I Pass, son of Thundercr and Two No Trumps.
 He's q 2OO-1 shot and accord ing to reports from the Blue Grass region has run the mile and a quarter uphill in 2:04, faster time than registered by any Derby winner in the last 15 years except Twenty Grand last year and Bubbling over in 1926.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
PENA VS GREGORIA

New York, Jan 13.-Another card consisting of 40 rounds of boxing, will be presented at the St Nicholas Arena Monday evening. The four ten-round bouts that make up the program were an- nounced as follows: Johnny Pena vs Videl Gregorio, Johnny Gaito vs eJoe Barbara, Antol Koscis vs Augie Rugiere, Pete De Grasse vs Georgie Goldberg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
lation Best Golfers Start Driue For Richest Links Prize
Connecticut Light & Power Bowling Averages
I,..t wcek,. Re.uIt. fJnn. 4-sth)

Last Weeks Results (Jnn. 4-SthD Bennette 2, Jarlett l. Courtney l, Blanchard 2. Tougas 2, McPartland 1. Cahill 3, Reilly O. Monaghan 3, McVerry o. Lord 3, Sullivan o. Cooke O, Pope 8. Verriker 3, Finley O. Lux 2, Loughran 1. Dveleskis T, Waters 2. Flanagan 2, Gribbon 1. Harqin 0, Mascolo 3.
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BASKETBALL RESULTS

BASKETBALL RESULTS Akron 37, Baldwin-Wallace 33. Heidelberg 31, Toledo U. 22. Defiance 37, Cedarville IS. Adrian (Mich.) 25, St Johns (Toledo) 23.
 Bethany 34, Washington and Jefferson 30.
 Ohio Wesleyan 26, Cincinnati 24.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13

Death by drowning, there be no evidence to show how the deceased got into the water" was coroner's verdict in Strabane, Ireland, re- gently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
BROOKLYN

IOCalS lo
 Score at half time-North End 13, Brooklyn 9. Referee-Miss Grace Conlong. Time-Four minute periods.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
(By United Press)

\DJ ChitSu ITCSSJ Notre Dame. 43. Marquette 31. St Viator 23, Dekalb 22. Monmouth 32, Buena Vista 15. Butler 34, Wabash il. Macomb Teachers AZ, Shurtleff 45.
 Creighton 65. Okla Aggies 23. Kansas 34, Nebraska 31. Mich Normal 25, Loyola 17. Illinois Wesleyan 31, Millikin IS. Oregon AZ, Washington State 29. Central 22, Upper Iowa IA. Central Indiana Normal 33, Franklin 29.
 Concordia 2s, N. D. Aggies 19. Augsburg 32, MacAlester 2S. Pittsburg, Kan Teachers 32, Em- poria 22.
 Auburn 25, Georgia Tech 23. Bethany 34, w. & J. 30. Buffalo 40, Niagara 24. Carnegie 35, Temple 25. Colgate 2S, Fordham 19. Delaware 35. Baltimore 33. North Carolina 37, Furmas 16. Randolph Macon 35, Roanoke 22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13

Government owned railways in Czechoslovakia have been appraised at $492,224,73O, while those pri- vately held are valued at $10,590,- APO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13

Because of the high cost of gas- oiine in New Zealand many farm. CTS there are storing their power machinery, having gone back to horses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
WEB SHOP
 MARBLES
The Standing

Results of games bowled Jan- uary Sth: Shippers 2, Stampers 2, Weavers 2, Carpenters l, Rubber Room l, Machine Room 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13

High single--L6sauskas, I37. High Thrsev-Do,. 3s7.
 Hleh Team slnsle--Worksrs, B5S. High Team Totai-Do, t6le.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
Weekly Records

Hlgh SIngIe-G. GregOry-165.
 High three-Pros. Dente-396.
 High game-Machinists
 High Carpenters-13O1.
 Schedule for Friday, January 18th: Weavers vs Carpenters, al- leys 3 and 4; Rubber Room vs Ma chine Room, alleys 5 and 6; Ship pers vs Stampers, alleys and 8.
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472 438 512-1422 High Single-Loftus, 132. High Three-Jamele, 354. High Game-Carroll and A. Sacco, 533.
 High Team-Arnauskas, 1540.
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SHOP
For Christmas
Bargains At
EFIRD'S

You will be thrilled by the novel, as we'll
as the practical Christmas gifts you will
find throughout our store, and you will be
doubly thrilled by the famous Efird prices,
which are lower this year than ever be-
fore.
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annual State Day Luncheon
Held by Kappa Kappa Ganan1aS

Mrs. j. B. Canon, Lafayette, adj
dressed members of active and
alumnae chapters of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority in their annual
state day luncheon today at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs.
Canon spoke on Conventions
and discussed plans for the forth
coming one, to be held in June at
Ocean house, Swampscott, Mass.
Mrs. Mark H. Reasoner, president
of the local Alumnae Association
sponsoring the luncheon and dance
tonight, presided and presented
scholarship awards to the following
girls whose averages are highest in
their chapters: Misses Nancy Moore,
Butler; Ethelyn Ker, Purdue; Eliza
beth Lupton, indianapolis, De Paw,
and Mary Ellen Todd, Indiana.
More than three hundred at
tended the luncheon. SPECIAL tables
decorated with spring flowers and
sorority colors of two shades of
blue, were arranged for convention
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Mrs. Frederick Geyer is on the
arrangements committee for the
Latreian Clubs skating party,
April 4, at Riverside rink for the
benefit of the Bridgeport nutri-
ton camp.
Miss Helen Coffey is chairman
of Actors and Workers Guild of
the Civic theater, whose Gold
Rush ball will be held next Satur-
day night at the Athenaeum.
Miss Joan Pratt johnson is
usher chairman for the dramati-
Gale at 1920 Thursday, March 81,
at the Columbia Club, held by the
Women's Overseas League and
sponsored by Caroline Scott Har-
rison chapter, D. A. R. Alice
Baxter Mitchell will present
Elizabeth, the Queen" Miss
Johnson will be assisted by Misses
Cecily Fletcher, Courtenay Whit
aker, Margaret Stilz, Elizabeth
HiSey, Mary Edith Foster and
Ann Tenant.
Mrs. Charles A. Breeze will sing
the following home" songs at the
luncheon meeting of the American
home department of the Woman's
Department Club Wednesday: 81
Love Life" mana zucca), I'm the
Wee Little Home 1 Love "(O'Hara)
I'm an Fashioned Town"
(Squires), and Home on the
Range" David Guion).
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MONDAY


Review Club will meet with Mrs.
David Allerdice, 1924 North Della
ware street, with Mrs. Eli Lilly as
siSting. The program will be two
book reviews by Mesdames M. M.
Andrews and Helen Brown.
Irvington Woman's Club meeting
will be with Mrs. r! B. Long, 222
South Ritter avenue. Luncheon
will be followed by election. The
committee is Mesdames Harry Jor-
dan, Bertram Day and j. Willard
Bolte. -
Sesame Club members will be
entertained by Mrs. Bert j. West
over, SIS South Audubon road. Mrs.
James P. Darnen will give a. book
review.
Mrs. George A. Van Dyke, 535
Central court will be hostess to
the Women's Research Clubs lunch
con meeting.
Mrs. Harry Britt, $3.50 Kenwood
avenue, will entertain the Thalian
Club with luncheon and bridge.
Anagnous chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron will have a called meet
ing at 10 at the SEVERN. Two book
reviews will be given by MeSdames
E. L. Pedlow, Frances McCabe and
George w. Huffsmith. The club
studying is Pleasure From Pic
lures"
Monday Conversation Clubs meet
ing will be with Mrs. Robert Gill;
land, SS East Thirty street.
The program scheduled for April 4
on Emil Ludwig's THE Three IL
tans," viii be presented by Mes
danes Seward S. Craig, Charles E.
Cox and G. B. Blakeslee.
Three Arts Club viii meet at $50
at the Brightwood library. Pro-
lessor Clyde E. Aldridge of Butler
university will discuss French lit
erature.
Carpelian Club wiz have lunch
con and election Of officers at the
Central lodge tearoom. HostesseS
will be MesdaTnes C. G. CaIkinS,
Lena B. Elliott and H. L. Nixon.
TUESDAY
Amicitia Club viii meet at the
Model Home, 5240 Cornelius ave-
nue., with Mrs. Alex Goodwin and
Mrs. Ethel Lambert as hosteSses.
Independent Social Club viii meet
with Mrs. B. M. Howell, 1901
Graceland avenue.
Luncheon and election of officers
will feature the Irvington Cha
tauque Club meeting, at the home
Of Mrs. H. w. Haworth, SheIbyville
road. On the program win be
Afesdames Lillian d. Frye, Edgar A.
Perkins and Peter McEwen.
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meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Clark, 1922 Guilford avenue.
Ephamar Club will meet with
Mrs. E. j. Molin, Southport, with
Mrs. Annie M. Brookhouse assisting
On the program will be Mesdames
o. S. Pollard, w. T. James and S
w. Gray.
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
meet at 2 at the Fletcher American
bank.
Twentieth Century Club will have
luncheon at / at the home of Mrs
Joseph w. Sewage, 2340 Broadway
New Century Club will have a
luncheon meeting at noon at the
Indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany, Monument Circle. Officers
will be elected, and program will
be given by Mrs. Gordon B. Mess
and Mrs Robert Shaffer.
officers will be elected by the
Home Economics Club at its meet
ing with Mrs. w. j. Marks, 1911
North New Jersey street. Assistants
will be Mrs. Lewis j. Brown and
Mrs. Ebert Storer. Mrs. j. B
Hoffmeyer will speak on Household
Purchasing" and Mrs. Max H. Wall
will give a demonstration of cheese
cooking.
THURSDAY
North Side Mothers Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. o. B
. Brown, Ass Carrollton avenue. The
program is being arranged by Mes
DANES Phillip Brown and F. S
Wood.
Mrs. Frederick Policy will be
hostess to the Thursday Afternoon
Club at her home, 371 South Emer-
son avenue. Mrs. Howard Galley will
assist.
Mrs. J. F. Matthews, 1922 Park
avenue, will entertain the Ladies
Federal Club.
FRIDAY
Officers will be elected by the Fri
day Afternoon Reading Club at the
home of Mrs. Kate Gender, Is Me-
ridian Place. with Mrs. D. j. zim-
norman assisting. Program will be
by Mrs. A. A. Small and Mrs. G. E
Lupton.
SATURDAY
Chapter C, P. E. O. Sisterhood
will observe Cottey college day
with a luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. E. H. Lybrook, 1913 Oakland
avenue.
Western College Alumnae Asso-
citation will have a dinner meeting
at the home of Miss Genevra Nc
Coy, 974 West drive, Woodruff
Place. Miss Merle Ackermann, head
Of the art depa ncnt at Western
VIII speak.
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Club Calendar Notes of CITY Groups

Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will meet with Mrs. S. M. Ford,
4843 Park avenue. A program on
Louisiana will be given by Mrs. P.
E. Powell and Mrs. H. w. Rhoads.
Inter Ala Clubs meeting will be
with Mrs. Mable Renick, 3515 North
Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Renick
and Mrs. Fred E. Wagner will give
the program.
Alpha Delta Latreian Club will
meet with Mrs. Edward James, 6445
Pleasant Run parkway. Mrs. Mar
cia FurnesS will be the speaker.
Mrs. Herman Gaines will be host
eSs for the ToKalon Club at her
home, $40 East Thirtieth street.
Mrs. Carl w. Breuneger will give
paper.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Afternoon Club will
entertain with a party at the Al
tenheim.
Zetathea Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. j. Hueber, 2408
North New Jersey street, for a
luncheon and election of officers.
Inter Nos Club will have a guest
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Mrs. Bacon
Will Speak
at Luncheon

A "daffodil luncheon" will be held
at Tuesday by the American home
department of the Woman's Depart
ment Club at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon, speak
er, whose subject will be Homes and
Housing" will be introduced by
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter. Mrs. Ba-
con is the author of the Indiana
housing law and is recognized au-
thority on housing.
She is member of President
Hoover's conference on home build
ing and home ownership and a
member of the National Housing
Association. Mrs. Bacon also has
written pageantS, contributed to
magazines and is the author of sew
eral books, including Beauty for
Ashes"
Mrs. Breeze to Sing
Preceding Mrs. Bacon'S lecture,
Mrs. c. A. Breeze will sing. A bust
ness meeting will be held at with
Mrs. Paul T. Hurt presiding
Mrs. G. A. Barbour is luncheon
chairman, assisted by:
| Mrs. j. M Milner, vice-chairman; Mes
danes Emma A. Bristow, Lewis J. Brown,
Oscar Buehler Charles M. Clayton, Charles
| B. Crist, Ralph Elvin, Ross L. Hill. Walter
r. Mayer, Paul Meloy, James c. Morrison,
Francis Russell. Ellis Sluss, Charles H.
Smith, and wallace Turpin.
Mrs. j. J. Martin, chairman OF
the dining room, will have as her
assistants:
Mesdames H L. Patrick, I. E. Brckaw,
! Robert Bryce E. L. Burnett. B. F. Cline,
| H. w. Dragoo. Edward l.. Hall. William H.
Hart, o. P. McLeland. Charles J. Oval,
James P. Tretton. Frank Walker, Martha
| E. Wilson, and Miss Pearl Kieter.
Yellow, Green Color Scheme
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. G. A. Tucker.
Dining room decorations will
carry out a color scheme of yellow
and green. The speakers table will
be centered with plateau of daft
fodils and individual tables will
hold vases of daffodilS. Favors will
be suggestive of Easter.
Hostesses' for the tea which will
follow the program include:
Mesdames G. w. Bowman, chairman;
Frank WsIfer oI 1NTche aTt5gy
R. Dewey Russell c.. Wilkinson, Robert G.
Elliott. William A. Hayes, Paul MeIoy. T. j.
Moll, Charles R. Sowder, Carl Taylor, and
Loren B. Warner.
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. aShingtOn to
Be HOnored at
Colonial Party

Mrs. j. F. Edwards will speak on
Washington, the Human Being"
at colonial tea to be given by the
women's Bible class of the Me-
mortal Presbyterian church at 2
Wednesday afternoon at the church.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by the w. A. R. NJ. A. double
quartet, composed of Mesdames
John Allen, E. F. Kline, j. j. Nc
Dermott, Orville De Mott, N. L.
Shute, L. A. Lawrence, S. S. SUIT
ton and G. w. Dill. Mrs. M. M.
Davis is the director, and Mrs.
D. H. Hutchinson the accompanist.
Others on the program will be
Mrs. Verl Cooper and daughter
Katheryn of Anderson, Mrs. Rose
Montgomery, Mrs w. H Hoffmeyer
and Mrs. F. M. Skinner.
The president. Mrs. v. B. Binager,
will preside. The hostesses will
appear in colonial costume. Deco
rations will be flags, and pictures
of George and Martha Washington.
Arrangements for the tea are in
charge of Mrs. o. T. Wingfield,
teacher, assisted by the class execu-
tive committee.
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MARCH 10, 1882
to Entertain
at Musicale

Propylaeum club will present
members of the faculty and students
of Arthur Jordan Conservatory Of
Music in a program for its members
at 2:30 Monday afternoon at the
clubhouse.
Members each are entitled to
bring one guest, and luncheon
reservations may be made in adj
vance at the office.
The management also has an
nouneed that Mrs. Thaddeus r.
Baker will continue her lesson
lecture class in contract bridge at
1890 Wednesday mornings, and
will start another class for begin
ners at 2 Wednesday.
The next contract dinner will be
held at $50 Tuesday, March %.
Dinners hereafter will be held the
fourth Friday of each month.
The program for Monday is as
follows:
ViOlt On "p ls P Ma D. h Bs!f5ov.D
Edwin Jones and Clarence LOOMS
voice
II. IN Qgssta Tomba" ...........B Beethoven
MY WIG ABODE s:.......... Schubert
Piano
Ride of the Knights. ...... .Medtner
Album Lear ............;.s..;.., Marx
Voice
Melisande" .................... Goethe
THE Wayfarer's Night song -.
,.,,;,. ;;;...;; .......... Easthope-Martin
sam Sims. So
String Quartet--"Op Ga No s.. Haydn
Allegro moderate, adagio cantabile. mem
uetto finale. vivace.
Edwin Jones. first violin; Georgia Bau-
MANN second violin; Dom Watson, violin,
and Adolph Schellschmidt. cello.
HosteSSeS for the afternoon in
clude:
Mesdames J. W. Wright Robert 3.
Faiey, Harvey J. Elan, L. G. zerfas.
William F. Taylor, Albert E. Sterne.
James l. Dissette, Albert E. Uhl, Waldo
Barrett, L. II. Wilson, Maurice E. Tenant,
Charles S. Stone, A. w. Bowen, William
Ray Adams, Henry H. McNamee Paul W.
Simpson, Clyde Wands Frederick E. Mat
son, A. A. Wilkinson, Winfield Miller
Kurt Vonnegut. A. L. Lockridge. Charles
Martindale, Frank F. Powell, Hugh Nc
Gowan, Clarke Rogers, Oscar N Torian
J. 7. Wheeler, Jesse Fletcher, Booth T.
Jameson, William S. Stafford. Gavin L.
Payne, Perry H. Clifford, Frank Shell
house, George T. Parry.
Misses Deborah Moore, Evelyn Butler.
Bertha M. Edwards and Sara L. Niblock
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Club
EntertainS at
Institute Tea

Magazine club entertained more
than one hundred members and
guests at a tea this afternoon in
john Heron Art Institute. Wilbur
D. Peat, director of the institute,
gave gallery talk on Spanish art,
and the exhibit of Indiana artists
now on display there.
A musicale followed in sculpture
court. Mrs. Nola Bonham Reader
sang group of songs, with violin
obligato by Mrs. Frederick Zried,
and Miss Dorothy Bartholomew
pianist, as the accompanist. Mrs. A..
N. Bonham was in charge of the
music.
The tea table was decorated with
spring flowers in the club colors.
lavender and white. Mrs. w. G.
Bartholomew, president, and Mrs. j.
B. Phillips, program chairman,
poured. Hostesses were Mesdames
Frank McCaslin, F. M. Montgomery,
r. A. Nowlan, Mary E. Perine, F.
G. Walker, G. P. Stockton and Miss
Jessie Patterson.
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MISS WAGNER TO
APPEAR IN RECITAL

Miss Ruth Ann WAGNER, soprano.
student in the music department at
Indiana Central college, will appear
in the first graduation recital of the
season at 8 Tuesday night at the
college auditorium. She is a pupil
OF Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs.
Miss Frances Wallace, piano stu
dent of Miss Grace Hutchings, win
be the accompanist. Miss Wagner
will receive her bachelor Of music
degree at the commencement exer-
ciSeS in June.
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delegates, chapter presidents and
honor guests.
In the afternoon a film was
shown depicting the founding Of the
fraternity.
The luncheon committee was
headed by Mrs. Lyman r. Pearson,
and included Mrs. Retta Morgan,
Miss Jean Coval and Miss Virginia
Ballweg.
Chaperons for the dance viii be
members of the dance committee,
Mesdames John Marshall, Paul
Rhodarmer and Hugh Niven and
their husbands.
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Sorority Will
Hold Annual
Pledge Party

Annual pledge party of zeta
chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota sorority,
will be held Wednesday at the
Arthur Jordan conservatory. 1t will
be a depression supper" and guests
are requested to wear appropriate
costumes.
Guests will be seated at tables
covered with red checked cloths,
lighted with candles. A stunt will
be presented by the pledges, under
the direction of the rush captains,
Miss Mildred Norward and Mrs,
Opal Larsh. Formal pledge services
will follow, in charge of Mrs. Lenore
Roberts, chaplain, and Mrs. Ann
Hunter, chapter president.
The supper will be served by the
committee in charge, including Mrs
Marion Barr, Mrs. Francis johnson
and Miss Helen Thomas.
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ACADEMY ALUMNAE
PLAN SKATE PARTY

st. Agnes Academy Alumnae AS
ISOLATION will sponsor a skating
party April l at the Riverside rink
for the benefit of the scholarship
fund.
Miss Alice Jane Hessler and Miss
Margaret Jordan are co-chairmen
of arrangements, assisted by Miss
Marie Blackwell, ticket chairman,
and Miss Mary Frances Boyle, pa
irons chairman.
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MRS. CLARK TO BE
INTER NOS HOSTESS

Mrs. Ralph Clark, 1922 Guikord
avenue, will be hostess for a guest
meeting to be held Wednesday by
the Inter Nos Club. She win be
assisted by Mesdames Joseph L.
Stacy, w. A. Shullenberger, John
Rusk, L. B. Hopkins, and DR.. Edith
Davis.
THE Westerner, Old and New, :"
will be the program subject. A pro-
gram Of Indian and cowboy music
will be presented in charge of Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Donald u. Bridge.
Two book reviews on western life
viii be given by Mrs. Stacy and Mrs.
Frank L. Fisher.
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SeUem Pledges of Sigma Kappa
Are Initiated at Bloomington

Seven pledges of Sigma Kappa
sorority at Indiana university were
initiated this afternoon at Bloom
ington as a part of weekend fes-
tivities i'll which members of state
alumnae associations are taking
part.
Initiates are Misses Maxine
Wright, Nidrah Dunn and Lorraine
Denham, indianapolis; Betty Cart
mer, Rushville; Ruth Mitchell,
Lyons; Evelyn Waynick, Marengo,
and Eunice Toothaker, South Bend.
Following initiation, a banquet
will be held with Mrs. William
Hutchinson, president of the local
alumnae chapter, in charge Of arg
rangements, assisted by Mrs. Paul
Boots, vice-president, and Miss
Eloise Mace, social chairman of the
Indiana chapter.
Sorority colors of maroon and
lavender will be used in decorating
tables with spring flowers. Cor
sages or roses and sweet peas will
mark the places of the initiates and
those at the speakers table, who
will be:
Mrs. Horace Oldham, Greenfield, ma
tional alumnae regional chairman and
honor guest; Mrs. Hutchison; advisory
board members, Mesdames Paul r. sum,
mers, Indianapolis: Carl e. Schrader and
Ward Biddle, Bloomington; Mrs. Robert
Adams, Bloomington; Mrs. Maude Clark,
Bedford Miss Lola Jane Rosenberger,
South Bend, and Miss Mary Spivey, presi-
dent of the active chapter.
The annual joint active alumnae
business session will follow the
banquet, and afterward a meeting
of the central rush committee, COM
posed of the advisory board and two
delegates from each alunnae group
Sunday noon a special alumnae
dinner will be held and in the after
noon a tea in honor of the alumnae
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CONTRALTO TO SING
WITH MAROTT TRIO

Mrs. Earl Jarrard, contraIto. will
be guest artist with the Marott trio
in its concert at 8:45 Sunday night
at the Marott hotel.
Following is the program:
Ensemble-"The New Era. Heed
Voice ii0
Springs a Lovable Ladye" Elliott
The Want OF You" Var dernooi
Mrs. Jarrard'
Violin-"F rasquito Serenade"
''.'....... 49,; 49,. Lehar-Kfeisler
Voice
Dawn" . r,r~.,,
Il Heard You Go By ..,'...' Wood
Mrs. Jarrard
CeIIo-"Les Rameaux" (The Palms, .Faure
~. Consuelo Couchman.
Friend o. Mine" .. .sanderson
"Slumber Song" .....,...... Cietchaninoff
"GeneVieYe" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tucker
Mrs. Jarrard
F1naie-Selections from La Boheme"
''''''''''''' .'''..''..s Pucciu