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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
PenWOn1en
to Meet at
Propylaeunl.

Indiana branch. League Of Ameri-
can Penwomen, will have lunch
con meeting at 1890 Saturday at
the Propylaeum. A playlet, The
Colonial Quilting Party" directed
by Mrs. w. D. Long, will be pre-
sented The play was written by
Mrs. Gulielma Day Orr, a member
Of the Cincinnati branch Of the
league.
Members of the cast are:
Mesdames Harry C. Sheridan. P. Frank
fort: Oliver s. Guio. c. A. Breeze. Charles
A. Pfahlin, II. c. Aamot L. y. owens.
Long. Miss Virginia Fout, and Miss Ruth
II. Hoover.
The playlet will be followed by
a luncheon, with state president.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, presid-
ing. Mrs. Alex Sangernebo, sculptor,
will direct the program, which will
concern the fine arts, and will illus
trate the modelling of portrait
head.
Mrs. j. F. Edwards will speak on
What the Poets Think About the
Artists" and will read several
poems. The committee in charge of
arrangements is Mrs. George Phillip
Meier, Mrs. Margaret Noble, and
Mrs. Sangernebo.
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League
to Present
Dranaticale

Women's Overseas Service League,
Indiana unit, will present its annual
dramaticale at 1890 Thursday
morning. March 81, at the Column
bia Club, under the auspices Of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
The Indiana unit has held dra-
maticale annually since the early
years following the World war, with
proceeds going to aid women dis
abled in service overseas. Aid is
given t othese women, whether or
not they are members Of the unit.
The unit maintains the Ruth
Charlotte Bush fund, through which
it gives assistance to women who
have received no compensation from
the government for disability &C
quired while in service.
This dramaticale will feature
Elizabeth the Queen" with Alice
Baxter Mitchell. This play is one
which has had long run in New
York with Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Fontanne as co-Stars.
Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter of the D.
A. R. finance committee is in
charge of the ticket sales. The
following have been appointed host
esSes:
Mesdames Maurice E. Tenant chapter
regent; George E. Dixon. Waldo B. Ros-
setter, Herbert Seiber. Charles P Lesh.
Merle N. A. walker. Joel Whitaker, John
M Lockhead. Walter H. Green, Ferd D.
walter.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Woollen,
Golden Hill, are guests at the st.
Regis in New York.
Mrs. w. B. Loucks has returned
to Bronzville, N. Y, following a
visit with her sister, Mrs. L. P
Robinson, 4461 Carrollton avenue.
Mrs. Mildred Wilmeth and her
mother, Mrs. Walter McDaniels,
have returned to the Admiral apart
ments following sojourn in Florida.
Miss Mary Partlowe, 1886 Ruckle
street, has returned from a south
ern trip.
Mrs. Loretta Brosnan O'Connor,
will leave Wednesday for Chicago,
where she will be the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. J. Charles Seitz. She
will attend the national Catholic
basketball tournament. Her son,
Eddie O'Connor, of the Cathedral
high school team, will play.
Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, 1909
North Pennsylvania street, has gone
to Binghamton, N. Y, to be with
her parents Her sister, Miss Kay
Doyle, will be married April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parry, 4542
North Delaware street, left today
for trip to Biloxi, Miss.
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Ex-Indiana
Official to
Be Speaker

James Bingham, former attorney
general, will speak on "Repub-
licanism and the Importance of
Nominating" at the meeting of the
Marion County Council Of Repub-
lican Women at Tuesday at the
SEVERN.
Mrs. Frank J. Lahr. state presi-
'5ent, will discuss work of organic
ing councils in parts Of Indiana,
and musical selections will be given
oy Miss Bessie M. Hills. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Fred Kepner. Mrs. Charles M.
Dawson, Marion county chairman,
will preside
Mrs. Chester A. James, chairman
of hostcsses, will be assisted by:
Mesdames Prank D. Hatfield. J. M
Benefited Mark White. John Askren. W.
W. Atkinson. B. L. Daugherty. Eileen
Money. Don Branigin, Herbert Jordan and
Ray Thompson, and Misses Margaret Nc
Farland and Mary Peacock.
There will be a registration COM
mittee composed of Mesdames Bert
Fuller. John McCardle and Fred
Robinson.
Mrs. William E. Mendenhall,
chairman Of the telephone commit
tee, will be assisted by:
Mesdames Fred Wagner Charles Mann
Hubert Jordan. Fred Dickerman. Myrtle
White, John sheerer F. p. salpmarsh,
Glenn Riser. william Taylor T. B Wright
Charles w. Coneway. H. A. Huey. Clint
Edmonds Alice Richards. George sauser
E. 2 Nelson Gordon Robinson and Dan
Brown.
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State d. of II.
Conference to
Be Held Here

Indiana state conference, Ma
tional Society of Daughters of the
Union, will be held next Saturday
in the parlors of Roberts Park
Methodist Episcopal church.
The conference is composed of
delegates from Franklin. Terre
Haute. Columbus and Indianapolis
societies and the following state
officers: Mesdames w. w. Gates,
indianapolis, regent; George Shan
on, Terre Haute, vice-regent; Perry
King, Columbus, recording secre-
tary; Thomas Larkin, corresponding
secretary, and Fremont Miller,
Franklin, treasurer.
Morning session will begin at 10
and will be followed by luncheon
and an afternoon session. Reserva-
tons for luncheon may be made
with Mrs. Thomas w. Demmerley.
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Reservations
Mounting for
Bridge Party

The following reservations have
been made for the st. Patrick's day
bridge party at Thursday at Ban
ner- Whitehill being sponsored by
alumnae of Pi Beta Phi sorority:
Mesdames w. K. Gearen, H. c. Gemmer,
John L. Goldthwaite, M. R. Granger. Nor
man Green. Frank D. Hatfield r. ?. Cush-
wa. Carl j. Fletcher. H. j. Eichof. H. l.
8eaT6y sC9tt tegse william dss eT Clay
John Beatty. Robert Terry Q. A. .Hof-
man. Lewis o. Ward, Eugene E. Whitehill
B. K. Westfall, Frank H. Streightoff;
Robert S. Wild Russell Wilson. RAYMOND
Beeler. Paul Brown. Edwin Camp. E. C..
Bachf1eld. Norman Asher. Roscoe Carver.
Clifford Harrod. F. S. Swain. Merritt Walk
err. William Vogle. Vernon Grindle F. No
BILE Ropkey. Donald B. Shaw, E. r. Smith.
Roy Lee Smith. John E. Spiegel. Hiram
stooTnecipher JASPER P Scott; rorrv
Helen Barrett. Dorothy Behmer. Margaret
Scott Ethel Curryer.
Mrs. A. Hernley Boyd, chairman
is being assisted by Mrs. Robert
Terry, and Mrs. Vernon Grindle, in
charge of prizes; and Mrs. Alice
Holloway and Mrs. o. A. Hoffman
in charge of reservations. Mrs
Frank D. Hatfield is chairman Of
publicity.
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PLANNED
BY DELTA ZETAS

Miss Mary Carriger, 44O6 Central
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing of the indianapolis Alumnae
Club of Delta zeta at s Thursday
night. officers will be elected. Final
plans will be made for the benefit
bridge and style show to be spon-
sored by the club April 9 at L. S.
Ayres auditorium.
The nominating committee is
composed of Mrs. Robert Arm
strong, chairman; Mrs. Thomas
Grinslade, Mrs. Harmon Young and
Miss Frances Westcott.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Roy Peterson,
Misses Edna Baldwin, Mary Jayne
Benham, and Pearl BARLEY.
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Missions
Group to Hear
Photographer

Uzzie Phillips, staff photographer
for Methodist hospital, will give an
illustrated talk for members of the
Women's Home Missionary society
of Central Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church Tuesday afternoon.
A luncheon at 1890 with Mrs E.
NJ Woods, hostess, will precede the
talk. Hostesses will be members of
Mrs. w. M. Summers group No.
7. Members will be seated at tables
arranged to represent each groups
special work, which will be ex-
planned by an individual from each
group.
The business session will convene
at 2 with devotions led by Mrs.
Henry Ostrom. Music will be fur
nished by trio composed of Mrs.
L. R. Owens. Mrs. George Reeder
and Miss Helen Thoms.
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SCHOOL DRESS THAT IS CHIC
A lovely sheer wooden in rose-red
because Paris has made it so popu-
lar, is chosen by the smart Junior
for her coat-like dress. The trim
is plain brown as are the buttons
and belt buckle.
Besides wooden, firmly woven cot
tons, rayon novelties and linen can
be used for this darling school dress.
1t can also be made with short
sleeves.
Style No. 989 is designed for sizes
8, 10, IL and II years. Size 8 re-
quires 2l4 yards 35-inch with Is
yard 39-inch contrasting.
Spring is the most important, the
most colorful season in Fashions
All the more reason why you should
have an authentic guide, such as
our new Fashion magazine. to show
you the way in design, colors, etc.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin tcoin is preferred)
Wrap coin carefully.
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Bridge Fete and Sho7Oer VIII
Honor Miss Florence Lubt0n

at $3.50 March 26 in the Irvington
Presbyterian church and will be
followed by reception at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall D. Lupton, SOTO Pleasant Run
boulevard.
Mrs. Nusbaum will use the St.
Patrick's motif in decorations and
appointments. Guests will include:
c0 Mes 45a m Stanley Gain BoomingtS9:
ward P. James. DaniIei J, Young. Teiford
Linegar. Joseph Ostrander, Ashton Wood,
Paul A. Hancock. Robert Bastian. Maurice
Stevenson. Harry Gresham Jones. Hal B.
Randolph, Russell Pierce ,yeit. Joseph
Matthews. Brandt Steele. Richmond E.
Bastian. Francis. w Never. Frederick Ball
veg. Vance Hail. Louise Pittman Hoover,
Culver Godfrey. Stephen Badger. Johnny
B. Collins. Misses Rea Bauer Kathryn
Bowlby and Ilene Harryman.
Miss Lupton will entertain at a
trouseau tea Wednesday afternoon,
March %.
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Miss Chalfant
Is HOnOred at
Shower Party

Miss Clara La Won Chalfant, who
will be married Easter Sunday to
Lee o. Nicholson, was honored at
a tea and miscellaneous shower
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Walter M. Dolk, 638 North Ru-
raj street, with Mrs. Dolk and Mrs
Albert Masten as hostesseS.
The tea table was adorned with
a center cluster of flowers in the
bridal colors, blue and yellow and
pink, with tapers and streamers in
the same shades. Mrs. D. E. Mann
and Miss Helen Kiesel poured. Miss
Verne Lowman provided a musical
program of vocal and instrumental
numbers. Other guests were:
Mrs. r. H. Chalfant, mother of the
bride-elect; Mesdames Lowell Metalf, Kan
sas, H.: Arthur Munday James Lee,
Clarence Spoon. J. o. Staples, Rex Hais-
lup. Leonard Welsh Fred Hummell. LYDIA
HEM Crawford Furry. Tom Walker. Carl
Siersdale. John Leech, John Nicholson, Jay
Rohrer. Raymond Waltz, owen Fancher,
Misses Sara Frances Weatherly, Wynona
Nicholson. Helen Libkings, Helen Kiesel,
Eileen Scanlon, Augusta Bowerman.
jeanette Munday and zwickel of Anderson.
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Campfire Girls

Committee of Awards will meet at
$50 Saturday morning, March 10,
at the Y. w. C. A. to pass girls on
tests for ranks.
Lewa group of school No. Sc, Mrs.
A. L. jenkins, guardian, held a short
business meeting Monday afternoon
where Carolyn Weddell took charge
of the Camp Fire program.
Older girls of school No. As elect
ed the following officers at the meet
ing Monday afternoon: Ellamae En-
mis-, president; Ruth Palmer, vice.
president; Rosemary Shank. secre-
tary; Jean Vauley, treasurer, and
Eileen Walz, scribe.
Happy Blue Birds of school No.
IS elected officers at the meeting
Tuesday: Ann Shaw, president;
Gladys Pickett, vice president; Pat
ty Henderson, secretary; Virginia
Jones, treasurer, and Pam Valentine,
scribe. The group made plans for
st. Patrick's day party.
Wapemeo group of school No. 81,
Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian,
held bunco party at the East Side
Department Club.
Younger girls of school No. IS
selected individual Indian names at
the meeting Monday.
Wokitan group, Mrs. Daisy Smith,
guardian, met at the home depart
ment of the Indianapolis Power and
Light Company Saturday to study
correct ways of setting dining
room table.
Chickagami group of the First
Evangelical church, Mrs. william
Ehrhardt, guardian, made plans at
the meeting Thursday for a st.
Patrick'S day party.
Anokiwaki group of Brazil, Mrs.
Helen Potts, guardian, is planning
a group of activities, including a
Camp Fire church service, din
ner by the woodgatherers, an ex-
hibit in three furniture stores, a
play, a birthday council fire. and
open house with a tea in the Camp
Fire rooms, to celebrate the Camp
Fire birthday week.
Kodaya group of the Guardians
home in Irvington, Miss Elmira
Simpson, guardian, worked on head
bands Friday night.
Wicohan group of School No. 81,
Mrs. c. M Willard, guardian. and
the Nowetompa group of school No.
Sd, Mrs. Jean White, guardian. held
a cere monial at the home of Mrs.
Willard Friday night. Miss Helen
L. Nichols, executive secretary. was
a guest and awarded the honors.
SONGS to be used at the birthday
council fire we're practiced Mon
day at the meeting of the Oececa
group of school No. 20, Miss Lucille
Jost, guardian.
Younger girls at school No As
studied the Camp Fire law, pledge
and songs Monday.
Pawatobeha group of Franklin
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. guardian,
hiked along the creek Friday after
noon and had lunch in Franklin
city park. The following girls we:e
appointed as a committee for the
ST. Patricks day party: Mildred
Vandivier. Efie Fitzpatrick, Pearl
Terrell and Marjorie Reid.
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Miss Mary Eugenia Yamt to Be
Married i'm California Tuesday

Miss Mary Eugenia Yant, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Yant, 2444
Park avenue, left Saturday night for
Riverside, Cal, where she will be
married Tuesday to Harry A.
Fenton.
The ceremony will take place in
ST. Francis chapel of Mission Inn
and that couple will be attended by
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Naeckel
Mrs. Naeckel formerly was Miss
Mary Alice Coleman of Indian
apolis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Coleman. Miss Yant will lie
gowned in taupe lace and will wear
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BRIDGE TOURNEY
FINALS THURSDAY

Play-off in the bridge tourna-
ment being held during the last
few weeks by the Indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club will be held Thursday night at
the Marott. Those to participate
are Mrs. George Evard, Misses Daisy
Grafftey, Mildred Mcdaniel and
Louise Regain. A benefit card party
will be held at the same time. Pro-
ceeds from the tournament and the
party will go to the clubs edu-
cational fund.
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peau DANCE hat A dinner will
follow at Mission Inn.
Mr.. Fenton and his bride will
spend six weeks in the west before
returning to indianapolis for resi-
dence. They will be at home at
2440 Park avenue.
Miss Yant attended Northwestern
university and was graduated from
Indiana university. She is a mem
Der of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Fenton is a member of Sigma Chi
fraternity. He was graduated from
Miami university and attended the
University of Michigan law school.
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CLUB WILL
HOLD EASTER FETE

Avalon Country clubs annual
Easter party for children of its mem
bers will be held at 2:30 Easter Sun
day. A musical program will be
presented by the children, followed
by an egg hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam M. Hutchinson have been ap-
pointed chairmen. They will be as
sisted by:
Messrs and Mesdames H. Russell We'll
ler Gordon Cloyd, Henry Roberts. Cliff
ford H. Stratton, c. M. Guepel, Elmer
Roesener, E. A. Woods, Lee D. Hanson and
Henry c. Stute.
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Miss Florence Lupton, a bride
elect CT the month, will be honored
tonight at bridge party and per-
sonal shower for which Mrs. Frank
B. Nusbaum, 1926 University ave-
nue., will be hostess
Miss Lupton's marriage to Alva
Whitcomb Graham will take place
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Power,
Buffalo, N. Y, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Lois Power, to Richard D. Taylor,
San Francisco, Cal. The Powers
formerly made their home in In
dianapolis, and Miss Power attend
ed Butler university. where she was
a member Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority.
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SlUinl Is ARRANGED

Woman's Athletic Club will hold
a swimming party for friends and
prospective members at the HooSier
Athletic Club Wednesday night.
Mrs. Alva Kinder will be in charge
of stunts. Hostesses for the bridge
party to follow are Mesdames Ed
ward A. Lawson, Horace c. Boyd,
Mary Wilcox. Lulu Stewart and Miss
Charlotte Zoller.
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Card Parties

Mothers Club of Oak Hill Kinder
garten, will give euchre party at
2 Thursday at the kindergarten,
Roosevelt avenue and Caroline
street.
Camelia Lodge No. 121, Ladies'
Society of B. of L. F, and E., will
hold card party at Banner White
hill auditorium at 2 Tuesday.
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Miss KinQ Hostess

Inter Arts Club will meet tonight
with Miss Elizabeth King, $40 East
Fifty-siXth street. The program will
be given by Miss Joan Johnson, Miss
Ethel Malloch and Mrs. Maurice
Klefeker. Election of officers is
scheduled for the April meeting.
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RebeknbS to Meet

Myrtle Rebekah lodge No. 326, will
sponsor a st. Patrick's entertain
ment for members and their fami-
lies Friday night at the hall, Addi-
son and West Washington streets.
All members of the lodge are in
Vited to attend.
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Daily Recipe
ASPARAGUS SALAD

Asparagus salad is excellent
to prepare for unexpected
guests. Asparagus is always
regarded as a delicacy wheth-
er it be canned or fresh. Pre-
pared with a tart dressing, the
canned variety is most accept
able in salad form.
To make it, put canned as
paragus in large fiat strainer
and dip into big pan Of cold
water, taking care not to
break the heads. Drain thor
oughly. Arrange in neat piles
on a bed of lettuce.
Cut narrow strips Of pimen-
to and lay one across each pile
as if it were a band holding
the stalks together. Serve
with French dressing or may
onnaise.
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Court Aid to Speak

Members of the Indiana Women's
Democratic League will hear Benja-
min A. Reed, investigator for Juven-
lie court, and Mrs. Olive Beldon
Lewis at the meeting at Tuesday
night at Parkview hotel Mrs. Rhoda
Hanley will preside.
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~ hW IOINrAi Mali 1t--W OIll6u
" who like to look bit tailored
but not too severity so-certainly
are liking some of this springs
dress fashions. They can indulge
themselves in smooth fitting lines,
with the added enjoyment of some
good looking feminine touches in
the dress.
The sketches show you just how
this springs tailored fashions are
different. And the many different
degrees of tailored-ness you may
have.
If you want to be quite feminine
in your tailored fashions, you can
choose a dress similar to the one
shown at the extreme left. It's
tailored in its clean-cut outlines.
But you surely never would call
it mannish-not with that soft lace
collar to be tied as sketched, or in
fichu effect. And you'd feel fine
going most anywhere in it.
Lingerie for Trimming
Bits of lingerie are one of the
favorite trimmings for tailored
dresses. But not all are as soft as
this lace. For wide, fiat crossed
scarfs or dashing revers of white
pique are far too smart to be left
out of consideration.
Nor would the younger crowd be
willing to give up their Peter Pan
collars and cuffs of linen or sheer
cottons. So you'll be just as fashion
wise, choosing these, as choosing
lace trimming.
The woman who wants to look a
little more tailored will probably
prefer a dress more like the one
with reverS at the right. (That
locks like something to brisk in.
doesn't itO
Narrower Revers, Too
Maybe you won't want your revers
quite as wide as these. They come
narrower, too some as narrow
as a mans suit coat lapelS. Some
are only one-sided revers. (And If
you're large through the bust, this
is the best kind for YOU'D
We like the gayness of this dress
in print. And it's good to know that
plain silk or sheer wool would be
just as much in fashion, and would
keep it just as feminine.
Often this kind of a dress is
made like a coat-opening like
coat and going on like a coat. Con
venient, too, when you're in
hurry0
Want something still more tail
ored? Here it is-illustrated in the
center. A two-piece, uniform-like
outfit. EpauletS over the shoulders,
buttons and everything.
Some Have Frogs
You'll see lots of dresses of this
type. Some even with frogs and
braid and brass buttons. It's the
tailored woman who gets so much
pleasure out of jacket costume.
And this spring there are plenty for
her. Some very tailored. Some less
so. All of them smart.
A fine in-between type has a
short boXy jacket to be worn fas-
tened or unfastened. But it's made
feminine by daShing scarf bow.
Close-fitting, waist-length jack
cts made a dress look even more
tailored.
And if you like suits, you'll en-
Joy the comfort--and Smartness-of
the tWo-piece tailored suit made of
soft, dress fabric . prints, silks
crepes or heavy sheer silks. New
sounding new looking.
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Miss Schdub Hostess

Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Mis- Florence Schaub, 2435 Belle
fontaine street.
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CARVER
HEADS SORORITY

Miss Geraldine Carver, 504 West
drive, Woodruff Place, is the new
president of the Butler university
chapter of Delta Gamma. Other
officers are:
Misses Margaret Walden. vice-president:
Jean Oouloinc, recording secretary: Betty
Akin. corresponding secretary: Emma Lou
Thornbrounh. treasurer; PHYLLIS Sharpe
city rush captain: Margaret Mattinclv
out-of-town rush captain. Jean Goulding
and Betty Akin assistants: Virginia Carr
historian, and AnchoKa correspondent. Miss
Sharpe eeTlll be the Junior panheiIenic
representative. and Miss Walden the
senior representative.
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Ami00S Climb tO Meet

HWTVOS Quo % VI GGL
Amigos Club will meet tonight
at the home of Charles McHale, 500
Middle drive, Woodruff Place, who
was admitted to membership at the
last meeting. Plans for a smoker
will be made.
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lMANNtRSANDMORAL
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /D

TINE more people who write to
4 Jane Jordan, the more interest
ing this column becomes! If you
have story you would like to tell;
don't wait! Write now, while the
spirit moves you!
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Tri BetnS to Meet

Miss Bessie Kraas, 1926 Carroll
ton avenue, will entertain members
of the Tri Beta sorority with St.
Patrick's party tonight at her home.
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Dear Jane Jordan-I am engaged to a
pretty. vivacious girl whom l love. but
She is an outrageous fiirt. AS 1 can't
help he'll being Jealous; ! set out to cure
myself. I got into a terrible jam and
tried to lie out of it and she caught
hbs and forgiven her. vet she feels that
she can't forgive me for lust one break.
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Club Tea Planned

Ephamar Literary Club will hold
a tea at Wednesday at John Her
ron art institute.
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SOrOritn VIII Meet

Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
Zeta Beta sorority, will meet at 6
Tuesday at the Washington.