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Evening star., 1932-06-26
LYNCHBURG BANKS ORDER
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July 25.-Five
banks of Lynchburg will pay their
usual dividends July 1, the aggregate of
which will be $I33,00O.
The payments will be as follows:
First National, 6 per cent. semi-an-
nual, $4,000; Lynchburg National,
per cent, semi-annual. $4,000; Peo-
pies National, per cent, semi-annual,
5000: Lynchburg Trust. 4 per cent.
quarterly, $4,000, and Commercial
Trust, 4 per cent, semi-annual, $4,000.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
COTTON SCORES GAIN
AT SHORT SESSION
Rally in Late Trading Is Promoted
by Brisk Covering and
Trade Buying.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-A slight early
decline in cotton was followed by rallies
toward the close on covering and trade
buying.
July contracts, after selling off to
5l1, or 4 points net lower, rallied to
SIT and closed at sic, with the gen.
eral market closing very steady and
net unchanged to points higher.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
Shoe Output Shows Gain.

NEW YORK. June 25 OP)-Opera-
tions in the boot and shoe industry in
this country during the past week have
shown a definite upturn, and indica-
tions are that further expansion will be
observable within the next few weeks.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
What Things Cost
Compiled by Standard Statistics Co

VCompLeu by Standard STATISTICS Coz
NEW YORK, June 25 (P.-Of the
26 important commodities in the fol-
lowing table, five are higher in price
than last week, IL are lower and 9 re-
main unchanged. Two are at their
high for 1882, while are at their low.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
Short Interest on Curb.

NEW YORK, June 20 (P).-The short
interest in all securities on the New
York Curb Exchange on June Is was
33,62S shares compared with 41,790
shares on May 81.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
FEDERAL RESERVE RATIO.

By the Associated Press.
The ratio of total reserved of the II
central banks to deposit and Federal
Reserve note circulation combined
showed a slight decrease during the
week ended June %. The ratio for
comparable periods, follows, as reported
by the Reserve Board:
Evening star., 1932-06-26
Investment Trusts

NEW YORK, June 25 (P)-Over-the-
counter market.
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STEEL INeoT PRODUCTION
BUILDING CONTRACT AWARDS. TOTAL
DEPARTMENT STORE SALES
CARlOADlNGS. S.TOTAl

aR JUN ~ aU sIF
Evening star., 1932-06-26
AUTOMOBILE PRODUCTION

AFa 11Y Jun JUl A0s sEp rNOtOIe IHNIteV
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Pledge Groups Organization
Is Perfected at Butler u.

over Alpha Ornicron Pi pledge meet
ings. Miss Dorothy Winter will
serve as president and Miss
Eileen Recap, secretary treasurer.
Delta Delta Delta pledges elect
ed Misses Edith Miller, president;
Dorothy Rinker, vice-president
Pauline Longbrake, secretary, and
Winifred Fithian, treasurer.
Officers of Delta Gamma pledge
chapter are Misses Halle Hunt
president; Mary Gertrude Killilea
vice-president; Helen Mae Bryan
secretary, and Lucille Morrison
treasurer.
Delta zeta pledges have organ
lied as follows: Misses Maurine
Campbell, president; Marion Sones
vice-president; Mildred Langdon
secretary; Betty Beckman, treas
urer, and Evelyn Wright, parliament
tartan.
Pledge officers of Kappa Alpha
Theta are Misses Mary Vance Trent,
president; Jane Crawford, vice
president; Mary Katherine Mangus,
secretary and Esther Hoover, treas
urer.
Miss Jeanne Spiegel will head the
Pi Beta Phi pledge chapter. Other
officers are the Misses Jeanne Helt,
vice-president; Betty Jayne Tenn
perley, secretary; Marydell Rous,
treasurer, and Helen Root, sergeant
alarms.
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Mrs. Stevenson,
Recently Wed,
Shower Guest

Misses Helen Weyl and Eleanor
Moran will entertain today at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
with bridge tea and crystal
shower in honor of Mrs. Robert
Louis Stevenson, formerly Miss
Marjorie Anne Lilly.
Appointments and decorations
will be in pink and blue, with the
serving table conferred with a pla-
teau of pink roses and blue del
phinium. The hostesses' mothers,
Mrs. Joseph Moran and Mrs. Carl
Weyl, will pour. The guests will in
cIude:
The BRIDES mother, Mrs. William Lilly,
and Mesdames Robert Bagot of Mobiles
vile, Herbert Guinnup of Anderson, Rus
sell Smith, William Forsyth, John Roberts,
Richard Bunch, Perry Meek, Henry Bark
er, Victor Ascher and the Misses Emma
Louise Reeves of Mooresville, Julia Chris
tian of Noblesville, Marjorie Devaney Flora
Walters Virginia Greeley, Virginia Roberts,
Margaret Hofraeister, Jean Winchell
Elizabeth Jean Martin, Bertha Jane
Mueller, Juanita Mueller and Virginia
TIovd
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Miss Esther Kebple to Become
Bride Of>A. I. Kline Sunday

Miss Esther Kepple, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Malin, 5675 North
Delaware street, will become the
bride of A. T. Kline, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Kline, Columbus, o., in
a ceremony at $3.50 Sunday morning
at the Central Christian church.
The Rev. w. A. Shullenberger will
perform the ceremony. The bridal
music will be played by Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Miller, organist.
The bride will wear her travelling
dress, of dark brown crepe, with a
brown turban having short veil,
and will wear a corsage of garde-
Mas.
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of
c.. @. P. to
Meet Oct. 5

Annual state convention of the
Indiana Council Of Republican
Women viii be held Oct. 5 in the
ballroom at the Columbia Club. The
luncheon speaker viii be Mrs. Chris
tine Bradley South, vice-chairman
Of the Republican state committee
Of Kentucky, and daughter of the
former Governor of Kentucky, VIII
liam o. Bradley.
The convention will open at 10
with a business session, school of
politics and talks by state women
leaders. The luncheon will be
served at noon.
Mrs. Frank j. Lair, state presi-
dent, will preside at all sessions.
Committee chairfnen for the con-
vention, appointed by Mrs. Lahr,
include:
Mrs. william F. Hodges. Gary. reso-
luuons; Mrs. John Hornung, Greensburg
tlmekeeper; registration. Mrs Dan Brown
IL; hnancs committee, Mrs. zeola Hershey
Mrs L. Preston Highley; state ticket.
chairman, Mrs. Lawrence F. Orr: county
ticket chairman, Mrs Louis r. Markum.
pages. Mrs. Noel Neal, NoblesviIle Mrs.
Bert Fuller. decorations.
Inc members of the hospitality commit
tee are Mesdames Dennis. Elizabeth
Boucher, T. j. Louden John Hornune.
Bertha A. zimmerman. Chester A. James
Z. Q; Rumpler, Frank Cones, Charles Mann
morton Keith, Mary Pearl Riddle, Martha
l. Hugglns, Thomas j. Brooks Mabel
TarIett Redman. Florence A. Roach.
Louella Cox. Eloise Atkinson. Edna. Panlsv'
Snarles Dawson, Mae Marcum Jacobs
SSohn F. Engelke, Misses Mary Peacock.
margaret Mcfarland and Elizabeth Paul.
m mn are Mesdames Fuller, Fred Robin
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One thousand new members or
renewals is the goal for the Y. w.
Q. A. membership campaign to be
held from Oct. to 10, as an
nounced by Mrs. G. Norman Green,
campaign chairman.
The following women will act as
team captains, each selecting her
own group of workers: Mesdames
S. w. Benham, A. w. Bowen, F.. L.
Evans, William Herbert Gibbs, Ken
meth Hoy, Curtis Hodges, Charles
Mueller, c. M. Starr, G. e. Sunthi-
mer and Louis Wolff.
A preliminary meeting of workers
will be held at 2:30 Tuesday at
Central Y. w., when detailed plans
will be presented, campaign packets
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Organization Of pledge groups of
Butler university sororities have
been announced and their activities
are being planned. The principal
social affairs sponsored by these
groups are dances honoring the
active members.
Pledge officers of Alpha Chi
Omega are Misses Jean Lane, pres
ident; Thelma Roller, vice-presi-
dent: Lovilla Horne, secretary, and
Janet Nogle, treasurer.
The pledges of Alpha Delta Pi
elected Misses Vivian White, pres
ident; June Wurgler, vice-preSident,
and Eleanor Saunders, secretary
treasurer.
Miss Virginia Shelly will preside
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In the Realm of Clubs

Mesdames A. F. Walsman, Robert
Campbell, Bob Shank, Paul Ameter
and Joe Kettery. Musical program
will be given by Mrs. w. E. Treanor
The Children's Sunshine Club oil
Sunnyside will entertain with q
luncheon bridge at today in the
Columbia Club.
Assisting Mrs. D. P. Barrett
chairman, will be Mesdames Alvs
Graddick, John Hermann, Harry
Kennett, John OBrien, G.. Il
OConnor and Emma Sanborn.
A resume of the past year will be
given by Mrs. G. H. Becker at the
presidents day luncheon to be held
today at the Spink-Arrns by the
Minerva club Mrs. E. S. Cum
mings will outline the coming year.
THURSDAY
A report of the National Council
OF Catholic Women will be given
today by Mrs. George B. Ewell at
the meeting of The Irvington Catho-
lie Woman's Study Club. Book re-
views will be given by Mesdames
Leo F. Tearney and C. B. Wilber-
ding.
Mrs. M. E. Woolf, 4530 Guilford
avenue, will be hostess for the presi-
dents day meeting of the Thursday
Lyceum Club. Mrs. E. j. Shields
will receive a book.
French Literature" will be the
topic of discussion for the opening
meeting of the Beta chapter of the
Delphian Society at 9:45 today in
the clubroom of the Fletcher Ameri-
can Bank building. Mrs. Nell Rem
few will lead the discussion, assist
ed by Mesdames Helen Ober, Mabel
Schulmeyer, Waller Gemmer and
Gretchen Warfel.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet at o'clock today at the home
of Mrs Carrie H. Bassett, 318 East
Nineteenth street, to observe presi-
dents day. Mrs. Frank Wampler is
president.
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MRS. NAIL TO BE
HOSTESS TO BRIDE

Mrs. Adrian Nail. 4612 Guilforc
avenue, will entertain today at hel
home, complimenting Mrs. Guy
Curtis Dixon, a recent bride.
The affair will be china shower
and bridge party. Assisting the
hostess will be her mother, Mrs
Genevieve Brubaker. The guests
will include;
Mesdames Donald Bedrock. John Mutz,
A. +. Hook Carl QueiSser. Hubert Wood
small. Norman Baxter. Robert Greeley. Gill
bert Small and the Misses Mildred Cook,
Alice Carter. Betty Lee. Margaret Hold
away and Jane Messick
Mrs. Dixon formerly was Miss
Gertrude Bedrock.
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1000 Members Y w. C. A. Goal
i'm Campaign, Oct. 3 to 10

distributed, lists of former members
given as prospects and the work of
the Y. w. illustrated by brief stories.
In discussing the community
value of the VS. work Mrs. Green
says: THE Y. w. G. A. has SO quiet
ly gone about its task of meeting
the needs of women and girls
housing, food service, special help
along educational lines, recreation,
friendly interest and dozens of other
services that it is taken quite for
granted. Seldom do we realize what
a gap would be left should it drop
out of existence.
Miss Florence E. Lanham is mem
bership secretary and Mrs. A. H.
Hinkle is chairman of the member
shin committee.
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Betty Baker to
Be HonOred at
Shower Party

Misses Martha Baker and Mary
Louise Baker will entertain at their
home, 4438 Broadway, this afternoon
with a bridge party and personal
shower in honor of their cousin,
Miss Betty Baker, whose marriage to
Bruce Lynn Kendall will take place
Oct. is.
Flowers in the bridal shades of
pink, blue and yellow will be used in
the decorative scheme. The host
esses will be assisted by their mother,
Mrs. G. I. Baker.
Guests with the bride-elect will
include her mother, Mrs. E. j.
Baker, and
Mesdames Emma Barnes, L. @. Kendall,
Alice Geisel, w. Dale Evans and Misses
Florence. Berrie, Luana Lee, Helen Bon
nell, Eleanor Holt, Mary Holmes, Margaret
Berrie. Martha Jane Kendall, Grace Wei
rick, Catherine calwell. Lucy Jane Baker
and Louise Baker.
Miss Lee will give party for the
bride-elect, Friday, and Miss Berrie,
Saturday.
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There will be no attendants.s
Immediately following the ceremony
there will be a wedding breakfast
at the Spink-Arms, after which Mr.
Kline and his bride will leave for
their wedding trip. They will go to
Chicago, where they will go on a
cruise of the Great Lakes.
They will be at home after Oct
8 at the Sphinx Arms.
The bride attended Purdue uni
versity, where she was a member
of Chi Omega sorority. Mr.. Kline
is a graduate of Ohio State univer-
sity, and a Pi Kappa Alpha.
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Miss Peacock
to Be Bride
of Gary Man

Miss Lola Peacock, S6O7 Balsam
avenue, entertained Friday night at
the Columbia Club with a bridge
party to announce the enlightenment
of her sister, Miss Bessie Peacock,
to Robert N. Watson, Gary.
Announcement of the wedding
date, Oct. Is, was concealed in COR
sages, which were presented as IA
vors. The bride-elect's colors.
brown, yellow and green, were car
ried out in the chrysanthemuns
which were used in decorating. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Velma
Henry. Other guests were:
Mesdames Kenneth Gossett. Hugh Me-
Lean, Jack Ard, Misses Hazel Shedd. Helen
Galloway, Lucille Snider June Nav Leah
Eltzroth. Helen Cantwel Muriel Wood
ruiz. Mary Murphy Agnes Wagner. Eunice
BradWay. Helen Thornburg, Myrtle Smith
Helen Adams. Miriam Garrison and Nigel
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Joseph H. Keller, Crawfords-
vile.
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City Girl Will
Wed Rockport
Man on Oct. IA

At bridge party at their home
this afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
S. Cochrane, 6092 Central avenue,
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Gladys, to John Cromie,
son of Mrs. Hettie A. Cromie, Rock
port, Ind.
The tables were decorated in the
bride-elect's colorS, green and yellow
which were also carried out in the
appointments. The hostess was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss
Cornelia Cochrane.
The date of the wedding has been
set for Oct. IA, and will take place
at the home of the brides parents,
Guests were.
Mesdames Eugene D. Wilcox, Robert
Thompson, William Rayle, Fred A. Joslin,
Noble G. Morgan. Marvin S. Cochrane,
Misses Thelma Wallace, Ruth Harrig,
Ruth cochrane, Anna Louise Cochrane,
Virginia Cochrane. Ethel Malloch. Roberta
Malloch and Marie Fehr.
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PIT. Group
Will Hold
Luncheon

New season Of the Indianapolis
Federation of Parent Teacher AS
sociations will be inaugurated with
the annual officers luncheon
Wednesday at the Zion Evangeli-
cal church, New Jersey and North
streets.
The meeting, which viii open at
10, will continue all day, and is
open to officers, committee chair
men and members Of all local
Parent Teacher Associations.
Mrs. S. M. Myers, president of
the federation, will preside at the
afternoon session, and Mrs. Henry
Stenger, vice-president, will preside
in the morning.
The morning program will con-
sist of school of instruction, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Clayton Ridge, fed
Grafton parliamentarian, a feature
Of which will be question box and
round table on problems of local as
Sociations, and a presentation, by
the chairmen, of the work Of each
department as planned for the year.
OF Importance on the afternoon
program, commencing at 1870, will
be the report by Mrs. Myers of the
National Parent Teacher Congress
held at Minneapolis last May. At
this session the new president of
each local association will be pre-
scented.
The luncheon will be served at
1890. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. Lucien King, 4444
College avenue, not later than Mon
day night.
Guests will include Paul G. Stet-
son, superintendent of schools; D.
T. Weir, w. A. Hacker and Milo
Stuart, assistant superintendent.
Mrs. John Askren, president Marion
County Parent Teacher Federation;
Mrs. L. j. Hughes, chairman
Seventh district, and the Rev. F. r.
DIARIES, pastor of lions Evangelical
church.
Mrs. Charles D. Perrine is chair
man in charge of luncheon.
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SUPPER DANCE WILL
OPEN l. A. C, SEASON

A supper dance Saturday night
Oct. l, will mark the fall and win
ter opening of social activities at
the indianapolis Athletic Club
Supper will be served in the main
dining room from 10 on, with Louie
Loves I. A. G. orchestra playing
Among those who made early res
ervations for parties are:
r. H. Losey, R. M. zaiser, w. B. Will
liams, r. E. Hickman, W. B. Ansted, H,
E. Scott w. j. Robinson, j. A. Macleod
Elmer Holtgren, H. ]. Herff, F. M. Hadley,
Paul Robertson. E. H. Irish, H A. Inter
MILL w. A. Suffer, r. c. Fox, R. L. Gehrt
j. W. Stickney, j. E. Cain, D. d. Outright
Ben Domont, T. L. Driscoll, E. G. Delgado
r. S. Bailey. j. ]. Madden, John Graham
o. W. Eisenlohr, A. R. Jones, J. V
Donadia, Charles H. Paige. Frank S
Bowling, Harold Ames, Joseph Nathan, A
F. Head. " J. Roy. C. S. Rauh and Nor
man Baxter.
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Film IndOrSers
Group to Hold
Farley Tuesday

Members of the executive board
of the Indiana Indorsers of Pho
toplayS will hold short business
session Tuesday morning at the
Columbia Club, preceding the an
nual presidents day luncheon.
which will be served at 1890.
Mrs. Ferd L. Lucas, Greencastle.
newly elected state president, is to
be the guest of honor at the lunch
con, and will preside.
General arrangements are in
Charge of Mrs. j. H. Orndorff. Mrs.
Victor Hintze, chairman of the
music committee, has announced
that Sam Sims will present pro-
gram of songs, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Hottie.
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MRS. BURROUGHS IS
STYLE SHOW HEAD

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs ia
IN charge of the program to be pre-
sented at the style show, sponsored
by the Woman's Club of Roberts
Park church Tuesday night. The
show will be presented on the south
lawn at the church.
Mrs. Ralph Hart is president Of
the club. Those assisting with ar
rangements are Mesdames G. A.
Barrett, ]. H. Cooper, J. H. Smiley.
and Ephriam O'Hara. The latest
autumn styles will be modelled by
mannequins from local depart
ment store. Mrs. Burroughs is di-
rector of the choir at the church.
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Mrs. Wagner
Hostess for
Mu Phi Group

Mrs. Lucille Lockman Wagner.
4166 Carrollton avenue, will be
hostess for the first program meet
ing of Kappa chapter, Mu Phi Epsi-
lon, national honorary musical So
rority, at Tuesday night.
Special guests will be Mrs. John
Downing johnson, Miss Ir1na Dirks
and Miss Dorthy Richardson. Mrs.
Leone Kinder Hickman, president,
will report on the national con-
vention, held recently at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Hickman has appointed the
following committee chairmen for
the year:
Auditing, Irene Scott; courtesy. Margaret
Alles. finance. Myla Herman. house. Re-
pecca Shields; membership. Frances Wis
nara nominating. Imogene Pierson; print-
ing and press, Mary Gottman; social.
Dorothy Spivey: patroness sponsor Alberta
Gaunt: Scholarship. Selma Searcy. tele-
phone. Mabel Pruitt librarian. Georgiana
ROCKWELL: publicity. Zelma Hicks. and
program. Irene Hepner.
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WIENER ROAST FOR
CANDIDATES SLATED

Democratic candidates on the
state and county tickets will be en-
tertained by the members of the
Marion County Democratic Wom-
ems Club, with a wiener roast at
Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Losche, 3214 Suth-
erland avenue. Assisting Mrs. Losche
will be:
Mrs. Arthur Newkirk and Mrs. Everett
J.. Jackson. HosteSseS will be members
OF the executive board, including Mes
danes Frank T. Dowd. president; Samuel
Rslston. George Wsrhe John Bingham.
Mary GRAY, Leland Davis. Marie West
fall Sadie Newman. Hereford Dugna, John
Donnelly. and Miss Julia LanderS. There
will be musical program.
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MARJORIE STETTLER
IS MARRIED TODAY

Marjorie Helen Stettler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Stett-
Ter, 1888 Boulevard place, became
the bride of Orpha D. WiSsler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wissler of
Cambridge City, at today with the
Rev. Reuben Mueller of the First
Evangelical church officiating.
Kay Crackel, pianist, played bridal
airs before the ceremony. The
bride-elect wore blue net with taft
feta jacket and carried pink roses.
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SCHAEFER TO GIVE
MUSIC LECTURES

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Elsa lHaerle, chairman of the SYM
phony committee of the Junior
League, division of the arts and
interests committee, that series of
lectures will be given b Ferdinand
Schaefer, director of the Indiana
Symphony Society, on the Monday
mornings preceding the concerts on
Tuesday night. Other members Of
the committee are:
Mesdames Robert A. Adams, John
Eaglesheld, William Griffith, Charles Ma
than, Robert Millaken, Edward Norvell,
Kurt Panther, Carl Vonnegut, Misses
Aimee Graham, Carolyn Richardson, Ann
Torian, Rosamond Van Camp and Mrs.
Robert Winslow, who is general chairman
of the arts and interests group.
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HEADS NAMED FOR
REPUBLICAN GROUP

Appointment of heads. of three
bureaus in the women's division of
the Marion county Republican or
carnations have been announced
by Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore, coun-
ty e-chairman.
Mrs. E. G. Rumpler viii head the
speakers bureau; Mrs. Grace
Dunn, in charge of first voters
among women, and Miss Mary Lou
Patterson, head of young voters
ROmen's organization.
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With the renewal of sorority
activities on college campuses
comes the opening of the sea-
sons work for alumnae clubs.
The social and philanthropic in
terests of national sororities do
not end with graduation, but are
continued in various cities
throughout the country by alum
nae members.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, SO
North Whittier place, heads the
Alumnae Association of Kappa
Alpha Theta.
Mrs. Ralph Bockstahler, BIT
East Thirty-seventh street, is
president of the Indiana Gamma
Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi.
Leading the Alpha Chi Omega
Club is Mrs. Frederick G. Tucker,
1921 College avenue.
Miss Ruth Pratt Johnson, 1889
North Pennsylvania street, is di-
recting the activities of MI
alumnae Of Kappa Gamma.
Both the Kappa and Pi Phi
groups are composed of members
of the Butler university chapter.
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FRIENDLY SOCIETY
TO MEET TUESDAY

A dinner and business meeting
will be held by the Girls Friendly
Society of Christ church Tuesday at
the church.
Chairmen Of various booths at the
annual bazaar have been announced,
They are Mrs. George Macy, hand
kerchief; Miss velma Runyan, food;
Miss Alba Rogers, grab bag, and
Miss Virginia Watwood, miscella-
neous.
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INITIATION HELD BY
ALPHA OMICRON Pr

Initiation services were held by
the Butler chapter of Alpha Omi-
cron Pi sorority Friday night for
Misses Frances Messick and Rose
mary Recap, at the chapter rooms,
IT'S Berkely road.
Following the services, the new
members were honored at dinner
They were presented with corsages
Of Jaquimot roses, the sorority
flower, and gifts from their spon-
sors. The table was decorated with
roses and red tapers. Mrs. Theo-
dore Marbaugh, Indianapolis, ma
tional district superintendent, was
a guest.