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AFTER 3 MISSIONS
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ham Hotel this evening at $50 o'clock
to raise funds for the school library.
Miss Anne Heath, president of the aSso-
citation, is in charge of the affair.
UShers for the Drama Guilds per-
formances of See Naples and Die" to-
morrow and Saturday at Wardman
Park Theater nave been selected from
young women prominent in the Junior
League. Those who will serve in this
capacity are Miss Olivia Phelps Stokes.
Miss Mildred Tytus, Miss Elizabeth
Roberts and Miss Alice Graeme.
large and brilliant audience is as
sured for both performances. Among
those who have made reservations are
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Rep
resentative and Mrs. John Q. Tilson,
DR.. and Mrs. Luther Richelderfer, Mrs
Peter A. Drury, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Kinder and Mr.. Claude -Achille Clarac
Members OF Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alumnae Association will entertain at
tea Saturday afternoon from to 6
O'Clock at the WomanS University Club
IN honor of associates in congressional
circles, mothers of local alumnae and
women in official life who have Kappa
daughters.
The president, Mrs. Thomas L. Stokes
will be assisted in receiving by the vice
president, Mrs. D. w Davis; the ma
tional director of provinces, Mrs. George
M. HoStetler; Mrs. Carl Bachmann and
Mrs Homer Hall. members of the or
ganization, and wives of Representa-
tives; Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mrs. John
Thomas, Mrs. Smith Brookhart, wives
of Senators, and Mrs. Joseph Dixon,
wife of the Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, the latter four having Kappa
daughters.
Other guests who are Kappa mothers
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DIR. Bryant Honor Guest
At University Club Tonight.

DR.. Harold C. Bryant, assistant di-
rector of the National Park Service, will
be the speaker tonight at the Univer
sity Club, having as his subject Our
National Parks" DR.. Bryant's talk will
be illustrated with still and motion pic
tures of recreational areas.
The president of the club and Mrs.
Proctor L. Dougherty will be among
the guests at the dinner given in honor
of Dr.. and Mrs. Bryant preceding the
lecture. Numerous other reservations
have been made for small dinner par
ties.
The Holy Trinity Alumnae AsSocia-
ton will give a card party in the Shore
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Births Reported.

William and Alice Hughes boy.
Frank E. and Marir A. AlSop, twin girls.
Francis C. and Lois L. Smith, girl.
Palmer J. and Mary L. Mullins, girl.
girl.
James and Madeline Childs, girl
James ]. and Margaret Fitzpatrick girl.
Thomas F. and Marien E. Fitzgerald boy
William B. and Lettice L. Street, girl
Carl G. and Lena A. Gall, boy.
Andrew NJ. and Grace E. Pennington, boy.
Vernon and Grace A Howard, boy.
Charles and la v. Thomas, boy.
John j. and Mary E. Herrity boy.
Harry r. and Freda E. Mullen, girl
Leland C. and Olive V. Quaintance, girl.
George j. and Esther A. Shopland, girl.
Ivy and Corine White, girl.
Willie and Gladys M. Nixon, girl
BENJAMIN and Mabel Bland. boy.
Basil P. and Virginia Gordon, boy.
William and Emma Ford, girl
John and Emily Latney, girl.
William B. and Virginia Jones, girl
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Deaths Reported.

Daniel Coughlan. 10, $40 q st. s.w.
Benson S. McKnisht, IS, 119 Pa. ave.
Mary Jane Erhardt. So, 1887 B ST. Sc
Phillip Quit, 49. Gallinger Hospital
pital.
Ella Brown. s5. Gallinger Hospital
Ida johnson. IS. Gallinger Hospital
Gabrella Marshall, 56, IT'S Kenyon st.
George Summons. 81. Providence Hospital
Ida Henderson, is. 2227 9th st.
Annie Copeland, AZ, Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Moore, 80. 1919 First st.
Anna Price. 23, Gallinger Hospital
Roy Jackson, ia, Children's Hospital.
Naomi Dent, !. Children's Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Tubbs and their
young sons. Townsend and Billy, of
Selbyville, Del, are spending the week
at the Shoreham.
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Reta Chi Sorority Dance
At White Flint Country Club.

At White Flint Country CluD.
Ouing to the unfortunate fire Wnlch
oor,rieteIv demolished the Beaver Dam
Country Club the Xi and Pl Cnapleis
of Beta Chi Sorority Will holo III,si IMeA
rnidseasOn dance at the WhlIe rlile
Country Club Saturday evening from ~
to | o'clock. -...-.-.-. c,,,L &c cit
uoted on the Rockville pike, Just lour
IoiIec from the Bank of Bethesda.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton Will en-
tertain today from to CLOCK
group Of the younger set from navy,
diplomatic and congressional ClrC!ee III
honor of Mrs. Hamilton Mercer Snaoe'
formerly Miss Ann Seton. MRS. ChaSe,
whose home is in Greenwich. Conn, Is
erIo,,Gir1o the week end with Mrs. Seton
in the latter's apartment IN the ohole-
ham Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Clifford Hill
will have as their guests Mr.. and MRS.
Roy Reinsmith, Mr. and Mrs. James
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Downing az
a dance and bridge party given Satur-
day evening at the Marine Barracks Oy
the American Women's Legion.
Mrs. Henry T. Rainey will be the
guest of honor at the weekly hoSpltaIlty
tea which the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club will give Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, president
of the club, will receive and VIII be as
sisted by the wives OF the Democratic
members Of the Illinois delegation IN
Congress and one or two others. IN
this group are Mrs. William H. Lar
rahep Mrs Charles West, Mrs. William
I, Fiesinger. Mrs David Tucker Brown,
Mrs. c. C. Gillen, Mrs. Howard w.
Snuetz. Mrs. Eugene B. Grove, MRS.
Harry P. Beam and Mrs. Arthur n.
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Underhill Of
Scarsdale, N. Y, are at the Dodge dur
ing their brief stay in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McMullen of Car
bondale, Pa, accompanied by Mr.. Louis
A Patterson, also of Carbondale, are
spending some time here and have
taken suite at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Ralph w. Pierce of Buffalo
N. Y, is at the Shoreham for few
days.
Miss Dorothy Frooks of Peekskill
N. Y, is at the Dodge for several days
Miss FTookS was the youngest woman
admitted to practice before the United
States Supreme Court. She not only is
a lawyer, but also a lecturer and author.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Peabody OF Bos-
ton, Mass, have taken a suite at the
Carlton, where they will remain for the
balance of the season.
Mrs. Norman Kal entertained her
Wednesday Circle at luncheon and
bridge at the Shoreham yesterday. Her
guests were Mrs. Jack Meyerhof and
Miss Sarah Harris of Baltimore, Mrs.
Louis RoSenthal, Mrs. Ernest Buck
hantz, Mrs. Harry Shapiro, Mrs. Harry
RacooSin, Mrs. Herbert Sauber, Mrs. I.
E. Levinson and Mrs. Edward OStroW.
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Miss Margaret Mills, the past matron
of the Electa Chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star, was the guest of
honor at dinner last evening at the
Dodge Hotel given by her appointive
officers in celebration of her birthday.
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The 1Transandean Highway, In vene-
zuela, is now open, SO that autoists may
cross the Andes, reaching an altitude of
14,100 feet at the Pass of Paramo de
Mucuchies,
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Mrs. Martha CASTOR of New York
CITY has taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel, and will make her
nome here.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry w. Jones, "a, and Diana DalElish,
AZ: Rev. T. D. Sampson.
cox as Sey L. M9Eas sboemaksf EN- fer Beatrice
H. o: Braziel, 20, and Marion ]. Hath
away. IS; Rev. A. F. Poore:
F. M Johnston, %, and Wanda A. Stip-
pich, 81; Rev. James s. MONTGOMERY.
Frank @. Ferguson. 49, Kingsyille, Mo-,
Mark Depp
Lee G. Sanders. As. and Lottie E. Nor
lock. 80. both OF Glen Rock, Pa; Rev. H. M.
Bruce Thomas, "a, Dayton. Tenn, and
ton. N. Y; " Rev. A. NJ. Bradie. G fi O''Ai'i ''a
Oscar Jones, 81, and Beulah Smith, IS;
Rev. w. D. Jarvis.
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DR.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Edward left
TODAY to spend a few days in New
York at the Pennsylvania when DR..
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Mrs. G. Erlebacher has returned to
her apartment, in Woodley Park
Towers. from South American cruise
ON the steamship Reliance.
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for a few days.
Daughters of Army Officers
To Lunch at Country Club.
The Washington Chapter of the
Daughters of the United States Army
will meet at luncheon Tuesday at l
O'Clock in the Army and Navy Country
Club.
An effort has been made to reach
all daughters of Regular Army officers
and those who have not been communl-
Gated with may make reservations
through Mrs. Detlow Marthinson at
1240 Nineteenth street not later than
noon Saturday.
Mrs. RAYMOND Belmont of Middle
burg. Va, entertained a small company
at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton
A wedding of interest to Washington
took place in Philadelphia, yesterday
afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock, when Mrs.
Charlotte j. GottWalS of washington
and Mr. Charles j. Ortlip were married
in the home of the bridegroom's
brother, Mr.. Harry S. Ortlip, at 1908
North SiXty-fifth street. A nephew OF
the bride the Rev Thomas T. Mac
Even. pastor of st. PaulS Presbyterian
Church at Laurel Springs, N. j.. was
the officiating clergyman. The nome
was very attractively decorated ana
the bride wore a wine-colored VelVet
gown trimmed with ecru lace ana
corsage bouquet of orchids and lines
of the valley. After the ceremony, VII
messed bv few intimate friends, a
dinner was served by the hostess, after
: which the couple left for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ortllp OF over
brook. Pa; Rev. and Mrs. Thomas I.
MacEWen of Laurel Springs, N. j. MI.
and Mrs. Albert RieS and Mr.. Robert
S. Carey of DreXel HILL Pa.
An engagement of interest in Wash
Inpton. announced in Los Angeles this
week. was that of Miss Romona WIND
sor daughter of Mrs. T. Windsor, 10
Mr., Burnett T. Burgess Migeot, former
Iv of washington. The engagement was
announced at a dinner party given py
the prospective bridegroomS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Mlgeot' ana
assisting the hosts were the brlde-eIect
mother and cousin, Mrs. Grace 4; leo %
ton. who returned to CaN1orhla ie
Gently from a visit in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Henderson OF
South Orange N. j., are Spenolng
few davs in Washington at the May
f7ower. accompanied by their daughters,
Miss Gertrude Henderson ana MISS
Dolores Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Strickland Gillian, VINO
male their home at the ShoreEam. le1t
TODAY for New York to be the week emo
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hawiey'
Miss Beryl D. Tassey is the guest OF
Mrs. GUY F. Hammitt in her apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel ana Will
remain for some little time.
Miss Marjory Smith will return H 10
washington tomorrow from New York,
where She went to attend the dinner INNER
dance of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal CnaTles
Colman, at the Fawn CLUB MONDAY
night.
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Edward will attend the sessions of q
Roentgenray convention there.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buckholt of
New Haven, Conn, have leased an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel and
will spend several months here.
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e. j. Barnsley, one-armed golfer, re-
Gently won club championship in Eng
land
Evening star., 1932-01-28

Mrs, William P. Wright received in
her home 1907 Kenyon street, which
was attractively decorated in yellow and
green, yesterday at a card party and
Silver tea in the interest of the Ban
croft Parent Teacher Association.
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Miss Beryl D. Tassey is the guest OF
Mrs Guy F. Hammitt in her apart,
ment at Wardman Park Hotel and Will
remain for some little time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland Gillian VINO VINO
make their home at the ShoreEam, le1t
today for New York to be the week emo nc
GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hawley'
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include Mrs. Claude r. Porter, Mrs.
Conrad Selvig, Mrs. Thomas Blanton,
Mrs G. 4. Iverson and Mrs. Addison
It Smith Presiding at the tea table
will be Mrs. William John Cooper, Mrs.
James Brown Scott, Mrs. Paul Hudson
and Mrs. Walter G. Calhoun, assisted
bv Miss Edith McCauley, Mrs. w. Ham
ilton Knox, Miss Marie Mount, Miss
Winifred Beall and Miss Dorothy Young.
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Miss Marjory Smith will return .{t 70
Washington tomorrow from New ar Horn.
where She went to attend the dinner l3er
dance of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal ChaLleS
Colman, at the Fawn CLUB MONDAY
night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Henderson OF
South Orange. N. J., are spending
few days in washington at the MAY way
f7ower. accompanied by their daughters,
Miss Gertrude Henderson and MISS
Dolores Henderson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McMullen of Car
bondale, Pa, accompanied by Mr.. Louis
A. Patterson, also of Carbonate, are
spending some time here and nave
taken a suite at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Clifford Hill
will have as their guests Mr.. and MIS-
ROy Reinsmith, Mr. and Mrs. James
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Downing at
a dance and bridge party given Satur-
day evening at the Marine Barracks Oy
the American Women'S Legion.
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Mrs. Ralph w. Pierce OF Buffalo,
N. Y, is at the Shoreham for few
days.
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A reception will be given Thursday
evening. February 4, at $50, at ST. An
drews' Episcopal Church, at New Hamp-
shire avenue and V streets northwest,
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Wilder
the new rector, assisted by Bishop and
Mrs. James E. Freeman. The VeStry
and Rector's Aid Chapter will preside
A cordial invitation is extended to all
members of the congregation and their
friends.
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SOCIETY

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Georgetown, Del, are at the Shoreham
for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Underhll OF
Scarsdale, N. Y, are at the Dodge our
ing their brief stay in the Capital.
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and Mrs, Walter =. Calhoun, assisted
bv Miss Edith McCauley, Mrs. w. Ham
iltpn Knox, Miss Marie Mount, Miss
Winifred Beall and Miss Dorothy Young.
The Sodality OF st. Matthew's
Church is sponsor for the concert and
dance in the Playhouse tomorrow eve
ming to benefit the rural schools of
Southern Maryland. Among the pa
irons and patroneSseS are Nine. De-
buchi. Mrs. Pierce Butler, Viscountess
d'Alte. DR.. Leonidas Pitannic, Minister
of ,ugoSlaVia, Senator David j. Walsh,
Mrs James Couzens, Frau Leitner, Mrs.
ogden L. Mills, Mrs. M. E. Allies, Mrs.
paul Bastedo, Mrs. j. Davis Brodhead,
Mrs w. Barton. Mrs. w. L. Cops,
Mrs Catherine Collins, Mrs. Henry
Crosson. Misses Connolly, Mrs. Peter A.
Dr,Iry, Mr.. j. K. M. EWingS, Miss Airline
FenWick. Mr.. j. S. Flannery, Mrs. P.
F Hannah. Mrs. William Hannah, Mrs.
Ernest He'll, Mrs. Frank Haske, Mrs. T.
w, Hickey, Mrs. Beorge E. Harrington,
Mrs. M. E. Hogan, Mrs. o. H. P. john
son Mrs. Samuel Koones, DR.. P. ].
Iennox. Rear Admiral Lowndes, Miss
Sarah Lee. Mrs. Fred May, Miss Mary
Mangan. Col. Henry May, Capt. Joseph
McCrink, Mrs. Harold V. Norton, Miss
Kate o. Mahany, Miss Theresa o. Ma
hany Miss Catherine O'Keefe, Mrs.
John C. ODonnell. Col. Arthur O'Brien,
Miss Mary O'Reilly, Miss Mary Patton,
Miss Elizabeth Scott, Miss Anne Smith,
Mrs d w. Taylor, Mr.. Hewitt Wells,
Mrs Edward w. White and Mrs. Lee
P. Warren.
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Miss Dorothy Frooks of Peekskill
N. Y, is at the Dodge for several days
Miss Frooks was the youngest woman
admitted to practice before the United
States Supreme Court. She not only is
a LAWYER. but also lecturer and author.
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ham Hotel this evening at $50 o'clock
to raise funds for the school library
Miss Anne Heath president of the asso-
citation, is in charge of the affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Peabody of Bos-
ton. Mass, have taken suite at the
Carlton, where they will remain for the
balance of the season.
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Personals

Miss Constance Mccullough. 1912
Boulevard place, is the guest Of Miss
Marie Goth at her Brown county
studio.
Dr. David H. Sluss left Thursday
for Miami, Fla, where he will re-
main until July l, He will return
by motor with a party, including
his father. DR.. John w. Sluss, and
his sister, Mrs. Lillian Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Voss
Schmidt of Williams Creek left
Thursday morning for an extended
automobile trip through the east
and Canada. They will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin An
derson, Jackson Heights, L. 7.
Kurt Lieber, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lieber 1415 Central avenue.
will sail July for Europe, whers
he will spend the summer travelling
and studying Mr.. Lieber was grad
uated recently from Williams COLI
lege.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Crit
fifth, BIAS North Meridian street. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray Adams
and daughter, Sarahanne. 1895 North
Meridian street. have gone to Lake
NaXinkuckee to spend the sum-
mer at their cottages.
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BY ELIZABETH CLARK
1T looks as if the word bath
Il room" would have to give way
pretty soon now to some more
high falutin' designation, say,
temple of the bath" to judge
from the samples of their art
which the plumbing potentates
are turning out.
A white tiled bath year from
now will date you in the clinical
period, concerned only with the
needs of that virtue that is rated
next to goodness. Bathrooms to-
day have gone esthetic, with colors
and gadgets that Diocletian never
dreamed of,
And what is more, you do not
have to command the salary of
movie star to have the latest thing
in beautiful baths with no hint of
the old-fashioned. white tile in the
place.
These have given way to all sorts
OF waterproofed wall fabrics. Some
look like glorified oilcloth or limo
leum; some look like linen, and
some are glazed and lacquered
papers; they may be plain or
highly modernistic; pale paStels
or wild, vivid colors.
Tiles in rubber, tiles in cork.
tiles in asphalt and ceramic tiles
are some Of the more moderately
priced floor coverings.
Of course you can go in for
Moorish effects or Louis XIV bath
rooms; sunken tubs of marble and
hand-painted walls sporting Adam
and Eve in the garden underneath
a starry sky.
You even may swim among
goldfish impaneled in your tub if
you are that fond of the funny
creatures. But that is far and
above the esthetics idea that
raises you from the ranks Of the
clinical followers:
n
THE real thrill of the new
L temples of the bath" lies in
the gadgets-all sorts Of devices
to make bathing and dressing
easy and loaflng in the bathroom
a pleasure.
Everything is at hand. Fresh
towels are shelved in plain sight
behind glass doors. There are
no dinky little medicine cabinets
with doors opening outward to
catch a careless skull unawares.
Shaving things. cosmetics and
drugs have their place in ample
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Composers
Memory to
Be HOnOred

Stephen Foster. one Of America S
outstanding composers, will be
honored at ais Saturday afternoon
when Mr.. and Mrs. j K. Lilly will
be host to the Nature Study Club
of Indiana at Foster hall. on the
Lilly estate. Mr.. Lilly will lecture
on Foster. His compositions will be
played.
Mr.. Lilly has erected the hall on
his estate in memory of the COM
poser. In it are preserved several
original manuscripts OF the COM
positions, and remembrances of the
composers life. There is an organ,
and other musical instruments, used
to interpret the music.
The hall is frequently visited by
clubs and organizations interested
in the history of music. Mr.. Lilly
has one of the most complete col
lections CT the works of Foster in
existence.
DR.. Willard N. Clute of the botany
department of Butler university will
lecture during trip to nearby
woods. The camps and trails COM
mittee is in charge of this program
s. E. Perkins III. will discuss bird
life.
Stars will be studied Saturday
night under the direction Of Samuel
Waters and other members of the
Amateur Telescope Society of In
dianapolis A camp fire and picnic
dinner viii precede this program.
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Club Heads
Are Going
to Farley

Women prominent in business.
both locally and nationally, will
gather in Milwaukee next week for
the meeting of the board Of direc-
tors Of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs. Mrs Adah o. Frost, Indian
apolis, president Of the Indiana
Federation and Mrs. Bonnie K
Frost. Hammond, second vice presi-
dent Of the national organization,
will be among the Indiana repre-
sentatives.
Presidents Of Quota, Zonta, Al
trusa and Scropitimist, also organ
izations of business women, have
been invited to attend, and join in
the discussions. Problems TO con-
front the board include discrimina-
ton against women in business, how
to get out the vote in the fall cam
paigns, and cooperation in commu-
nifty welfare projects.
Following the board meeting there
will be.a regional convention in st.
Paul. which Mrs. Frost will attend
with a group Of members from the
indianapolis club. These are Miss
Lucy Osborn, president Of the local
club. Mrs. Lulu S. Harvey, Misses
Merica f. Hoagland, Wayne Blades,
Sally Butler. Eleanor Adams and
Louise Mccarthy
other states in the district which
viii be represented include Illinois.
Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan and the
Dakotas
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Rare Plants
in Garden at
Butler Seen

Thousands of rare plants from
all parts OF the world. in the
botanical gardens of Butler uni
yersity, we're inspected Thursday
afternoon during the reception held
from to 5. by Mrs. Ray c. Fries
ner and Mrs Willard Clute. for
faculty members and students.
The garden located in the valley
along the canal was started four
years ago and contains 10000 spec
linens. It is said to De unsurpassed
in the state. DR. Clute is director
of the garden which includes some
Of his own creations.
Special guests at the reception
were President and Mrs. Walter
Scott Athearn, Dean and Mrs. James
w Putnam and Miss Esther Adams
of the University OF Missouri,
formerly a Butler student
Mrs Rex Daubenmire presented
numbers on an accordian Women
students in the botany department
assisted the hostesses in serving.
Dr. Friesner and DR.. Clute are
members of the botany faculty.