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Benefit Bridge
Are Appointed

Committees have been appointed
for the benefit bridge party to be
given by the Cervus Club, May 20,
at the Antlers. Proceeds will be
given to the Elks lodge, to be used
in the annual orphans outing. Mrs.
@. j. Austerrniller is general chair
man, assisted by the following:
Prizes, Mesdames Martin Collins. chair
man. C. J. Richter. Eugene Blackburn,
Clarence Cole, and T. w. Forshee; enter-
tainment, Mesdames Maxwell Patton,
chairman. W. H Armitage, Martin Hyland.
and A. G. Johnson; candy. Mesdames g. T..
Roesner, chairman. w. II. Schaefer, George
Sells, Martin Schaefer. and Harry wiebke;
tallies and pencils. Mesdames F. P. Randle,
chairman, Mort Nichols. w. F. Echart. and
Donald Cutshaw: door prizes, Mesdames
H. G. Sargent, chairman. s. r. Lorick,
Fred Wagner, Timothy Sexton. and L. E.
EchaEt; other prizes. Mesdames John
cronin, chairman. C. T. Lawrence. J. Z.
Miller, Louis Goldsmith, and Paul Jumer-
man: publicity. Mesdames C. G. Neerman
and A. M. Pollard, and tables, Mrs. Otis
McCracken, president.
The club will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers at
Monday in the club rooms: Mrs.
McCracken will preside. The nomi-
mating committee is Mesdames w. H.
Schaefer, S. r. Lorick, and Eugene
Blackburn.
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Decorations have been planned in
keeping with the colonial program.
Brittany chapter will give a
luncheon bridge at 1880 Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. George
Asche, 1894 East Tenth street. mi
tiation services viii be given by Mrs.
j. E. Holt to Mesdames H. z. Tai
bert, William Merriott, Allen Rob-
ertson and Otto Fulton.
Colonial Boston chapter an
nounces the following new officers:
Mrs. Elmer Johnson, president; Mrs
A. r. Taylor, yice-preSident; Mrs. T,
Paul jackson, secretary: Mrs. James
H. Weyer, membership chairman,
and Mrs. w. A: Ferguson, publicity
chairman.
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman may be
reached by members of the Inter
national Travel-Study Club, Inc,
after Tuesday, at her country home
Ulen Park. Lebanon, Ind, where she
viii spend the summer writing for
the club years new work. Mrs. Eva
Lane was Mrs. Artnian's guest at
the annual May guest dinner given
In the North M. z. church recently,
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In the Realm of Clubs

Beta Delphian chapter will meet
at GAS in the Fletcher American
bank ciubroom. The topic will be
Modern Realists." Mrs. Charles
Waisel will be the leader. assisted
by MesdameS Ralph Renfrew, r. H.
F1liingham and William Cheeseman.
Mrs. S. A. Virgins, 81 johnson
avenue, will be hostess to the
Thursday Afternoon Club at her
home. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Clint Parker. A report of the Sew
enth District Club win be given.
The Aftermath Club. scheduled at
10 with Mrs. F. M. Shideler, Bren-
denwood, has been postponed until
May rs. Mrs. Clayton Ridge and
Mrs. George M. Cornelius will be
on the program.
FRIDAY
Culture Club will meet TODAY with
Mrs. Henrietta Dillen, 1893 North
Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Frank
Chiles and Mrs. William H. Remy
are on the program.
Fine Arts Study group of the
American Association of University
Women will meet at 10. Subjects will
be water colors, small bronzes. pas
tells and pottery and will be dis
cussed by Miss Blanche StilIson at
the John Heron Art Institute.
SATURDAY
Western College Alumnae Club
viii have a bridge party at 8 at the
home of Mrs. r. T. Fatout, $40
Watson road. Husbands and friends
will be guests.
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Choral Club
Will Present
Last Concert

Last concert to be presented this
season by the Little Choral Club
will be at 8 Tuesday night in the
auditorium of st. Paul M. E. church,
RAIDER and Eugene streets, under
the direction of Frederic Sabins.
Twenty-Five members form the
club which has been active in many
concerts for two years. Mrs. o. F.
Rundell who recently was appointed
as official hostess for the group, viii
be pianist.
Soloists for the concert viii be
Miss Marina Jane Scott, soprano;
Kenneth Hughes, baritone; Miss
Grace Nesbit, contralto, and the
Nightingale trio, composed of Mrs.
Bessie Bratton, piano; Miss Mar
iorie GoldSborough. violin, and Miss
Frances Bratton, cello.
The program:
Mystical Pool' ...-......--.......B Benedict
gsoio by Grace NeS6it)
Little Choral Club
."Andante cantabile" ......... Tschaikowski
Spring song String Trio ''NsnosiSS0nn
''Buona Zaza'-.'Zaza'' ....... Leoncavallo
Come to the Fair ............M Martin
Kenneth Hughes. baritone
'''' . women's chorus : AiN'
.Shaoow March" ............... Del Riego
~ Mama Jane Scott. soprano o'0s''s
Torrents in Summer" ............... Elgar
Choral Club
tkrfans. for voices ana trio bS ''e0ef
r. SabinSl
Choral Club and Trio
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Pair Joined
in Marriage
at Cathedral

Miss Margaret Schmebelt. niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Folt1
225s North Pennsylvania street. be-
came the bride Of II. Gregor Albers
at Q this morning at the SIS. Peter
and Paul cathedral.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph
chartrand ofaciated at the cere-
mony and the Rev. George Dunn
read the nuptial mass.
Miss Helen Shepard. organist.
played the Lohengrin wedding
march. ITO a Wild Rose" and Ave
Maria"
The bride. given in marriage BY
her uncle. Mr.. Foltz, wore an en-
semble OF white. fashioned with a
short jacket. She carried an arm
bouquet OF white roses and hlies-of-
the-valley.
Her only attendant, Miss Mary
Jane Jacobs, wore an ensemble OF
ashes OF roses and beige. and a black
hat. Her bouquet was Of TaliSman
roses and delphiniums. Obie Kill
gore was best man.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was held at the
Foltz residence for the attendants
and immediate families. The
couple left Immediately for we'd
ding trip and will be at home after
June l at 1929 North Wallace street.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

Installation services for new off,
cerJ Of the international Travel
Study Club, Inc. will be held in
June. The ceremony has been writ
ten by Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs,
past president OF the Egyptian
chapter and installing officer Of the
federation. Committees and date
have not been named. Following
installation, Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy,
retiring acting president. will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Merritt J.
Stearns, Jacksonville, Fla.
Artman council viii meet at 7:30
Wednesday night in Cropsey hall
auditorium, Pennsylvania and st.
Clair streets. Mrs. L. E. Schultz
win preside. Mrs. B. L. HoIlings-
worth has charge of hospitality. The
Blue Nile chapter is In charge Of
the program and a talk on ancient
China win be given by Mrs. r. II.
Harger, Christianity and mission
aries in China viii be discussed by
Mrs. T. j. Williamson, followed by
musical selections given by the
chapter members. Election Of on
GERS is to be held and each member
may bring two guests.
The topic committee recently met
with the new /. 7. s. c. acting presi-
dent. Mrs. John w. Thornburg, and
tabulated chapter votes for the new
years program
Mrs. Jules zinter, $50 Carlisle
place viii entertain the Australian
chapter at $50 Tuesday afternoon
with a colonial tea Mrs. w. K.
Woodling. past president. and Mrs.
A. G. Broecker, vice president. viii
assist. Mrs. Artman viii lecture on
Hawaiian Gives" Invited guests
are Mrs. DeWift Brown and r. B.
Brullow. Miss Clara Ryan viii give
q reading on George WASHINGTON.
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Mr.. Leslie is a graduate Of Penn
State college where he was a
member of the Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity.
Miss Lucille RouS, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Rous, $40
West Forty-fourth street, will be
married to Wilbur E. Smith, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith,
the early part of June. Miss Rous
attended Indiana university and
Mr.. Smith is an alumnus Of Pur-
due.
Engagement of Miss Bernice A.
Null to Ralph H. Thompson has
been announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Null, $50
North Delaware street. Miss Null
attended Butler university and is
a member of Delta Gamma soror-
ity. The wedding will take place
the last of June.
Mrs. Charles Price was Miss
Dorothy Lucille Nelson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Nell
son, 323 East Thirtieth street, be,
fore her wedding May 6.
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WOnen
to Initiate
at Meeting

Initiation Of new members OF the
Indianapolis Business and Profess
sional womens Club win take place
at the final meeting OF the year
Thursday evening at the Woman's
Department Club.
At the dinner meeting the follow
fng will be admitted TO the club:
Axssdames Lucille Fisher. Nell Merriek
Thomas and hEadge D. Deibeu and Miss
Mata II. Bonke. Neus A. drtter Edna
Ysnns and Katharins Graves. Miss
Glenna wray has been transferred from
the Charlottesville club.
Miss Laura +. Mama viii ofneiate at
the initiation. assisted BY Misses Lulu M.
Allen and Sallis Butler. Miss Lucy Os-
born, president. viii preside.
Members who are attending the state
convention this weekend viii outline
briefly highlighfs OF the meeting. The
dinner program Is in charge Of ths supper
committee. composed OF Miss Grace Lyons,
chairman: Mesdames Edna L. Batsman,
Mary W. Deems. Ann MeQuilIin and Misses
Edith Dashieli. Bese Biatt. Minnie IL. HMI,
Mae Judkins. Psrne D. Martin, Cora B.
shspperd and Cora A. Wilson.
A class from Washington high school
will present play at 9. The Prince Who
Was Piper" Those taking leading
parts are Misses Fave Miller, Janet Noxle.
Ruth Hollowell. Josephine HaIhrig, Ruth
Walters, Hazel LinviIle, Mildred Forsyth
and Messrs. Ray Baker, Robert Ramsey.
Carl Hatfield. Allen Harlan, Mason Bivins
and Ely Dewar. The play is under the
direction Of Miss BeSs Sanders Wright.
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That women prefer q SclenViIlc
TO a haphazard plan of household
management has been made clear
by the thousands Of homemakers
with whom Mrs. Loudon has come
in contact.
'"The thousands of housekeepers
throughout the country who are
keeping family budget systems get a
great kick out of it," she declares.
zone of the interesting things I
have learned in my contacts with
women of various communities is
practical information on budgeting
the family expenses.
women find in managing bud
get tho same thrill men get out Of
big game hunting, for they are pro-
tecting their families from attacks
of poverty and disease.
Like Dangers Of Old
"After all, how much difference
is there in regard between the mod
ern woman and her pioneer mother?
The financial problems which
threaten the home today are just
as real as they we're hundred years
ago.
"True, the muzzle-loading shot
gun may have been one Of the wall
decorations of the old-faShioneo
household, but the modern mother
is learning that a well-loaded purse
is quite as effective a weapon"
While Mrs. Loudon does not lay
down an ironcIad budget for every
household, she does give the general
principles on which any household
budget may be built.
From years of experience with
homemakers and from contact with
scientists, this authority has dis
covered the underlying principles
for guiding the family spending.
viii Reveal Secrets
The how and why of the family
budget is one of the problems which
Mrs. Loudon will discus when she
demonstrates the latest culinary
secrets in a model stage kitchen
where all her audience can see what
she is doing.
Practical problems which confront
every housewife are those to which
this expert directs her attention
Not only will she concoct delicious
new recipes and cook them before
the eyes of her audience, but she
will give in her humorous, entertain
ing fashion, answers to many of the
vexatious problems of homemaking
The Times Cooking School and
Better Housekeeping institute viii
be held Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday afternoons at 2, and
Thursday night at 1880. Admittance
is free. Every woman in the city is
! welcome.
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Three summer wedding dates
were announced this week by
parents of two former Butler stu
dents and an alumna Of Indiana
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Flow
ers, 734 Graham avenue, have an
nounced the approaching marriage
of their daughter, Miss Martha
Flowers, to Edward Van Kirk
Leslie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
<. Leslie of Pittsburgh. The we'd
ding viii take place in the early
summer.
Miss Flowers attended Butler
university where she belonged to
Pi Beta Phi sorority. She also
was student at John Heron Art
Institute and Ball State Teachers
college from which she was gradu-
ated. Miss Flowers taught for a
year at the Pi Beta Phi Settle
ment school at Gatlinburg, Tenn.
She will return in a few weeks from
North Manchester where she has
taught art in the high school dur
ing the past year.
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Sorority Pledges to Fete
ActiUe Members at Party

Pledges of Delta Gamma soror-
ity at Butler university viii be host
esses tonight at Highland Golf and
Country Club in honor OF active
members. A spring scheme, using
season flowers, win be carried out.
Programs win be in the shape OF a
shield as q reproduction OF the
pledge emblem. Harry Dickinsons
orchestra win play.
Miss Kathryn Beraulieu is gen
eral chairman, assisted by Misses
Ma:,is~ Ingram. Ruth Mauzy, Mary
Katherine Ware and Olive Stetnle.
Chaperons viii be:
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Girl Scouts

Professor r. c. Freisner of Butler
university will lecture on the tree
finder merit badge before the first
class training group at 10 Wednes-
day morning at Girl Scout head
quarters.
All Girl Scouts desiring to DO
community service on Monday. May
80, at Crown Hill cemetery, taking
part in the salute to the flag and
distributing flowers must sign up at
the Girl Scout headquarters, 5l3
Board of Trade building, by Sat-
urday, May 81. This s.ryice re-
quireS full uniform.
Girl Scouts in Troop 7 are plan
ming a bird meeting where they will
give incidents concerning their OBJ
servation of birds and play bird
games.
An ter-patrol contest as part OF
drive for new MEMBERS is being
conducted by the Girl Scouts in
Troop II.
Troop IA, under the direction OF
its captain entertained mothers
with a Mothers day banquet at the
Westminster church, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hale, captain of Troop IT.
and members of the troop spent
Saturday at Camp Dellwood.
Lois Morton and Jean Knowlton
have been appointed by Mrs. Ball
man, captain, to take charge of the
next two meetings of Troop %.
Troop 80 with Miss Mildred Jen-
kins, captain, took hike to Camp
Dellwood Thursday.
Girl Scouts in Troop SO and their
captain, Mrs. Mccormick, took a
nature hike TO Dearborn park Sat-
urday.
The patrol leaders in Troop ~
went on an overnight hike to Camp
Dellwood with their captain, Mrs.
Lemen, Saturday.
Campfire in Troop 40 was devoted
to singing new songs. Members OF
the troop are planning camp play
TO be presented at their May Court
"a AWdTuS.
Troop so and Mrs. Gardner, cap
tain, held an outdoor meeting al
Warheigh, where they had their
supper. They spent the afternoon
passing fire-building, nature re-
quirements and playing games.
Girl Scout Troop 81, New Augusta,
gave a Girl Scout fair In the school
gym Wednesday evening. Mrs. Clay
ton Ridge spoke on girl scouting.
The girls gave demonstrations OF
their work and refreshments were
served.
New candidates are Mary Mar
shall, Bonnie Sochar, Helen CAIN.
Mary Van Deren, Troop Z; Martha
Jane Marley, Anna Belle Krause,
Mariory Innis. "a; Mary Pauline
Keller. 80; Pauline Smith, So; Ruth
Staugh. Jean Schwartz, Margaret
Fairman, 80.
Investitures were Mary Olsen,
Troop IL; Margaret Doll, Dorothy
Kennedy. IA; Thelma Miller, Irene
Jones, Lillian Wilbon, II; Norma
Adam, Mildred Gather. Edith Cal
Their. Marie Fishero. Hazel Ragan,
%; Ruth Hall, 40; Margaret Terri,
Billy KaltwasSer, 8.
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HadaSSah Chapter to Name
Ne1O Officers Wednesday,

will be given under the direction of
Mrs. Jacob Zier and Mrs. David
Shane.
Miss Barbara Blatt will give book
reviews Of Meyer Levin's ''Yehuda"
and Maurice Samuels translation
of The Plough Woman" Mrs.
Sidney I. Rubin will sing, accom-
panied by Mrs. I. E. Solomon.
Clothing will be collected at the
meeting to be sent to boys in Pales-
tine. The local chapter is one of
26l chapters in the country which
maintains complete system of pre-
ventive and curative work, consist
ing OF four hospitals, two health
centers, Twenty-Five infant welfare
stations, x-ray laboratories and
mental hygiene clinics in Palestine.
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Mrs. Josephine Fry house mother.
Mrs Edna NJ. Christian, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter slifer. and Nathan q. carder.
Representatives from ple6gs chapters
Of other sororitles on the campus win be
Misses Ruby HiIl. Pi Beta Phi: Aston
White. Kappa Alpha Theta: Mary Eliza
beth Tkerd. kappa Kappa Gamma; Maxine
Ballweg. Alpha Chi Omega: Mildred
vieweigh. Delta Delta Delta: Edna Britain
Delta Zeta; Irene Maseoe. Kappa Delta:
virgins White Alpha Delta ri; Dorothy
blackwell Alpha Delta Theta; Ruth
Apostol, izeta Tau Alpha. and Frances
Messick. Alpha omirrun RI.
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MUSICAL SORORITY
MEETS WEDNESDAY

Epsilon chapter OF Phi Beta, hon.
orary musical and dramatic sorority
Of Arthur Jordan Conservatory OF
Music viii meet Wednesday evening
at the school.
Mrs. Julie Williams, formerly OF
Georgia, viii discuss the life and
work Of Frank I. Stanton. She also
viii give a group Of readings in
Negro dialect. Miss Ray CawdelI
will be included on the program.
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GLENN FRIERMOOD
IS.GUEST ARTIST

Glenn Friermood will be the guest
artist on the program of the last
monthly musicale OF Zeta chapter
of Sigma Alpha Iota, national pro-
fesSional musical sorority, at 8
Wednesday. Mr.. Friermood will be
accompanied by Mrs. Berta Miller
Ruicl.
Mrs. Harold Arnholter. program
chairman, has announced the fol-
lowing program;
French Opera Of the Ninetsenth
Century"
Miss Mary Elizabeth johnson.
o Mo Fernando" La Favorita''
Mrs. Mildred Moore.
COMMAS tu le PAYS" ''Mignon" Thomas
Mrs. Glenn Friermood accompanied
BY Mr.. Frfermood-
Oyerture-'La Juive' HaIyev
Miss Mae Henri Lane
The Fleeing Vision" ''Herodiate"
Mr.. Friermood.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
GIVE SILVER TEA

Silver tea viii be given from 3 to
Sunday by the women's auxiliary
of st. Matthews church ct the heme
OF AIRS. George Hufsmith. 572S Oak
avenue.
On the program win be Mesdames
Robert Sellers, and Richard Wange-
lin: Misses Mar orie Garrett and
Harriet Wells; Lavenia Likely and
Billy Wangelin.
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Mrs. Russell HipbenSteel to
Entertain AIrtn1nae Group

AIRS. Russell Hippensteel, 5242
North Illinois street, win be hostess
for the annual guest meeting OF
the Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae
Association at 7:45 Thursday night
at her home. The program win
consist OF the showing Of film.
Forgotten Frontier" which win
present in pictures the altruistic
work Of the sorority in the noun
tains Of Kentucky.
The pictures show scenes taken
in a large area in the Appalachian
mountains where the inhabitants
live in an appalling state Of igno-
rance and retarded civilization.
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PatroneSS Club of Kappa chapter,
Mu Phi Epsilon, will entertain with
a spring party at Wednesday night
at the north school, Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music. Guests viii
be members OF the active and alum
nae chapters OF che sorority.
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin will pre-
side. Mrs. Norman Schneider, hos
tess, will be assisted by:
Mrs. p. E. Glass. newly elected prssi-
dent Mesdames Ed w. Harris Helen
Talge Brown, Chester Albright. Charles
Maxwell, William II. Gibbs s. r. Harry
Richard Eleig. Misses Leona Wright, and
Gertrude Gutelius.
The Dauner trio, composed of
Mrs. Frederick Dauner, piano; Miss
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EDUCATION COUNCIL
IN INFORMAL TEA

indianapolis Educational Council
viii hold an informal tea from $3.50
to 4:30 Monday in the Banner
Whitehill auditorium.
A musical program will be given
by Mrs. Patrick Lawley and the
Black Hawk orchestra. Readings
will be presented BY students OF Mrs.
Glen bingham and songs and
dances by pupils of Louise Powell.
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ENGLISH LIFE WILL
BE FACULTY TOPIC

English Life" will be discussed by
Miss Lillian Chandler of London,
England, before members of the
women's Faculty Club Of Butler uni
versity at Wednesday in Arthur
Jordan Memorial hall.
Hostesses win be Mesdames NJ. D.
Baumgartner, A d. Beeler. S. E.
Elliott, Frieda Robinson, Walter
Slifer, ]. B. Vanderworker, Elijah
Jordan and Morris Feuerlicht anu
Misses Evelyn Butler and Faye Hen
lev,
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Into this area Alpha Omicron Fl
and other national sororities have
sent doctors and nurses to educate
and give medical aid to the almost
primitive people. The films show
the progress made since the begin
ming Of the project.
The committee in charge. assist
ing the hostess. Is Mrs. o. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald, -liss DorothT
Swift and Miss Geraldine Kindig.
Mrs. Leo Gardner, president. VIII
preside. Each member viii invite
one guest. Other guests viii Be
senior members Of. the active chap
ter at Butler university.
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CLUB ARRANGES
MAY BREAKFAST

Members of the Comptometer
Club will hold their annual May
breakfast Sunday morning at the
Nature Study Club house in Bren-
denwood. Miss Bess Klamsawyer is
in charge of arrangements.
New officers of the club, recently
elected, who will take Office at this
meeting viii be Misses Clara Van
Meter, president: Helen Wade, vice
president; Virginia Hobbs, secre-
tary; Audrey Hole. treasurer; Caro-
line Atkinson, utility officer. and
Mrs. John Stewart, publicity di-
rector.
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Closing meeting for the year of
the indianapolis chapter Of Hadas-
sab at AIS Wednesday, will be de-
voted to election of officers and
directors and committee reports,
with Mrs. Harry Cohen presiding.
AT the tea and social hour follow
ing the business meeting q program
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MOTHERS WILL BE
GUESTS AT PARTY

Sigma Phi Delta sorority will en-
terrain mothers of the members
with tea Sunday afternoon in
Helen's tearoom, 1908 East Tenth
street. Arrangements are in charge
Of Miss June May and Miss Mary
Murphy.
Entertainment will be provided
BY Mrs. <. r. Leonberger, Miss
Dema Kirkpatrick, and Miss Mary
lee Leonberger. Decorations will
carry out a color scheme of green
and yellow. Each mother will re-
ceive gift.
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Sorority PatrOneSS Club to
Entertain at Spring Party

Louise Dauner, violin: and Miss
Helen Dauner, cello, viii play. The
Mu Phi Epsilon Patroness Club will
sing. under the direction of Mrs. o.
F. Shattuck. accompanied by MIRA
Harriet Burtch. The following pro-
gram will be presented.
Instrumental
Ia cspriccio .... 'doisridgs .Tsvisf
Dauner Trio
Chorus
Osntats-"The Lady OF shslotF'
PRtronesS Club
Mrs. 8. B. Harry, Soloist
Instrumental
'IntermezzoN Schubert
Romance .ss..s..s.. .DenuhSV
''Hornpipe" fMfniatures} .s..... Bridge
Damner Trio
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Miss Stella Louise Ely win be
one OF the hostesses at the last
OF a series OF guest night parties
sponsored by the Woman's Ath-
letic Club Of the HooSier Athletic
Club. Swimming and cards viii
be OH the program.
Assisting Miss Ely win be Mes
danes c. M. Tarpsnning. H.
Drangfleld and Miss Lillian Rick.