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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12
Alpha Omicron Pi Founders
Day Luncheon Held at Lincoln

Decks of cards with the sorority
monogram we're favors at the Alpha
Omicron Pi Founders day luncheon
held today at the Lincoln.
Spring flowers were clustered in
plateaus of moss at small tables, and
the speakers table was centered
with large bouquet of Jaqueminct
roses, the sorority flower, and
lighted by red tapers.
Miss Ruth Lindenborg, president
of the Indianapolis Alumnae chan
ter, presided.
With her at the table was Mrs.
w. G. Drummond of Chicago. guest
OF honor: the following president of
state chapters: Misses Margaret
Martin, De Paw; Mildred Frazee
Indiana; Ruth Dale, Butler: Mrs,
G. G. Trueblood, local chairman of
arrangements; Mrs. William Tindall.
luncheon chairman; Mrs. Lester
Smith, Ohio Valley District Alumnae
superintendent; Miss Dorothy Dem
nett, president Fl. Wayne alumnae: :.
Miss Virginia Nolloth, president
Cincinnati alumnae, and Mrs. Rob
ert Ellis, president Bloomington
alumnae.
The program included vocal solos
by Miss Ruth Dale, greetings from
Miss Lindenborg, and the active
chapter presidents and a talk ON
National Philanthropic Work" by
Mrs. Drummond.
Awards we're given Misses jean
cite Fisher, Mary Garrison Walker
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from other states were present.
reservations total more than 300.
Mrs. Charles c. Binkley. president
OF the indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation, was POSTMASTER.
A formal dance will be held To-
night at the Claypool, concluding
the celebration.
Following is list of reservations
for the luncheon from the four ac-
tive chapters:
GAMMA. BUTLER
Francis Earring. Valencia Meng Mprio,
ADAMS Harriet McGaughey. Magdalene
Eima Rose 1ero sai De Trees. Ann Arnold.
7 7ei.sI Lucas, Virginia Goodwin. MvrIe
hetb S, lane Howe. Roberta Cramer, Eliza
SSr yn f'aIriey, Jula Henderson, Betty Lower.
I,nsley. Evelyn Woiford. Eueenia M Siary
&c 0es az. SG; Pierre. Ruth Buehler. Mary Mar
Clever HMSn arY V6,,,, Charlene Heard Helen
tnia,nnlond, Maxine Black, Margaret Ha-
9 Tl,:K, Alton White, Lucille Woody MaTv
M NIl1f6eVh sR5ennich, Martha Rose Scott,
Catherine Jose VIRGINIA Virginia rsa Fleming
MMs arS, Dorothea Smock, Mary Young.
marie ware Roach, Josephine Meloy. Winifred
Roberts 'ou1 Grst,, virginia Frey Betty 10
AoanS' Mary Francis Digs
ALPHA CHI, PURDUE
20 Shelby. Betty Condor. Dorothy Ravn-
ploS; Jane Shearer. Anna Margaret Ross
fHS,atnSIlne thompson. Helen SevanSon
SSlaaTlotIe SHANE. Florence Dunineton Mar
Trna brltt, Phoebe Romberger. Jane
ALPHA. DE PAW
-, barbara Gustafson, Margaret Kosterzav
EIlen Rogers. Winifred Teetor IossnLirc
GhamberS, Marion Power Marv n ~ pt IN
InomaS: Jane Chappelon. judith McS!orS
nick, Mary Jane Alspach Jane DTrbe,I,
SviiIrglnla Wariless, Marcia Smith CaroIine
Hfniez' Dehght Baxter. Lois Lumpkirs Mar
c cna Jane Baker, Jane Saxon, Marion Dun
S "a Jeanne Smith. Laura Louise Metzger
Hnatinerlne Robb Martha Kilpatrick E19ise
wits sue Aughinbaugh. Sara Holioneter
GGaSy Link, Frances Haight. Kate Kinnesn
p pa,1 Louise Becker. Lois Order. Jane
BETA, INDIANA
Elolse Coping Jane Vogler. Winifred
TTuSter. Martha Stevenson. Ruth Brown
TnSIloh BrocKWay. Marcella johnson Alice
SSouAson Ellnor Moor. JueI Kennev Par
p Brandon, Jane Beeson. Edmonica
ih III Betty Wenger. Lois Rake. Made
tEy oI FOLK, Martha Llewelyn. Mary Cham
GaSSI Jane Toner, Kathryn RundeI Mil
Ts,,.o N1peIrnauser: Josephine ArchboFi
Laura kenner. Mary Adamson. LoniSs
fRaGgety. caroline Mitchell, Barbara Craw-
1 13a Mary Ellen Myers. Betty Ann Brown.
Eleanor Binford. Marjorie Moore v HgpS1Se,
S Sglny, Nancy Jay Helen Horne, Justine
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Mary Stuart Socwel will have
charge OF the campfire of troor
No. %, Thursday, at school No. Sc
Troop No. 20 has been invited
to attend the Boy Scout court Of
awards Friday at school No. A.
Troop No. % opened the troor
library to patrol No. /.
Irene Bradley has transferred tc
troop No. 30 from troop No. 81
Jackson Park, Chicago.
Individual patrol stunts were
given at the campfire of Troop No.
80, Monday at Third Christian
church. Patrol No. taught When
ever You Make a Promise"
Sixteen girls were invested at the
meeting Of troop No. 80, Wednes-
day at st. Joan of Arc school.
Elaine Emery passed first aid;
Virginia Schultz. June Fitch, Mar
ion Snyder passed table setting, at
troop No. "a, Grant M. E. church.
Troop No. 38, Friday at Bright
wood M. E. church made plans for
a topsy- turvy meeting.
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Card Parties

Mrs. Frank Bernhardt, 1923 King
avenue, will entertain with card
parties Sunday afternoon and night
for Circle 3 of st. Anthohy's Altar
society. Mrs. John Collins is in
charge.
Mrs. August Koebler is chairman
for the card party at 7:15 Sunday
night at Liederkranz hall, 1871 East
Washington street.
Irvington Masonic temple will be
the scene at 8 Tuesday of a st. Pat
ricks' day card party given by the
Warren township First Voters Re-
publican Club. The arrangements
committee includes Miss Dorothea
White, Chairman; jackson Cham
ness, Robert Carey and Albert
ChamneSS.
Officers of Holy Cross Altar So
ciety will give a card party Sun
day night in the hall, 14lT East
Ohio street.
Junior, Order, United American
Mechanics, win give a euchre party
and dance at $50 tonight at the
Crystal Dance Palace, Eleventh
street and College avenue. Fred
Jacob = in charge.
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Bride-Elect Is
HOnOred With
Bridge Party

Mrs. Matthew S. Farson, 936
Campbell avenue, entertained this
afternoon with a bridge party and
crystal shower for Miss Florence
Lupton. whose marriage to Alva
Whitcomb Graham of Woodstock,
ILL.,, will take place March 26.
All appointments and decorations
were in green and white, carrying
out st. Patrick's day motif. Guests
with Miss Lupton's mother, Mrs.
Marshall D. Lupton, and her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Lupton, were:
MeSdames Stanley A. Cain Blooming
ton; Oreion M. Spaid, FIT. Wayne: K.
Scott Hamm. Shirley Fred d. Stilz,
Charles Stone, George Kingsbury. Joseph
Ostrander. James Loomis. Mark Reasoner,
J. f. Wilson. Daniel J. Young Richmond
L. BaStian, Howard Caldwell, Edward D..
James. Nelson Elliott. Arthur Rainier, Hal
r. Randolph Robert Bastian, Frank B.
Nushaum. Culver c. Godfrey. Russell Pierce
Welt. Austin V. Clifford Ashton Wood, j..
l.. Farson, Herschell Miller. Edward r.
Campbell. Misses Mary Wilson, Elizabeth
Matthews, Katherine Belzer, Ilene Harry
man, Emily McAdams and Helen Farson
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pers tied with green tulle bows.
Mrs. John Roberts Jr.. Miss Sara
Tyce Adams, Miss Caroline Swee-
ney and Miss Edith Ann Stafford
will pour. Mrs. John Roberts Sr
and Mrs. Callie w. Gamble also
will assist their sons.
Several other pre-nuptial parties
have been planned for Miss Adams
Miss Sybil Stafford will be host
ess for a luncheon bridge party on
Wednesday at her home, 1922 Cen
trail avenue.
Friday Mrs. William F. Virgins
will entertain with a luncheon
bridge at her home, 1854 North
Delaware street, and Saturday Miss
Constance Fowler will have lunch
eon-bridge at Woodstock Club.
Miss Louise Paul's party will be
Tuesday, March %.
Mrs. RELY c. Adams will have the
bridal dinner for her daughter and
Mr.. Caperton, March Is, at Wood
stock Club.
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Omega Phi Tau
Officers Will
Be Installed

Grand officers of Omega Phi Tau
sorority will be installed at 2:30
Sunady in a ceremony at the Lum-
ley tearoom, preceding grand coun-
Gil meeting, when plans for the
year will be made.
Appointments at the luncheon
following the business session will
carry out the st. Patrick's day mo-
tiff. Miss Evelyn Pinnick is in
charge of arrangements and will be
assisted by Miss Marie Pinnick.
Chapter delegates are:
Misses Betty Walters. Thelma Mead and
marie PInnick, Indianapolis Alpha: Char
lotte Perry and Marjorie Lakin Ander-
Sonson Delta; and Eleanor Eldridee In
dianapolis Beta.
Miss Evelyn Pinnick, indianapolis Alpha
president: Miss Mary Phyllis Perkins. An
derSon Delta, vice-president; Mrs. John
II. Craig, Indianapolis Alpha. recording
secretary; Miss Mary Stark, indianapolis
AIpaa. corresponding secretary; Mrs. ID.
=; Lawrence indianapolis Beta, treasurer:
Mrs. Robert Craig Indianapolis Alma
attorney general; Miss Donna Records
Anderson, sergeant-at-arms; Josephine
Albright. Indianapolis Beta, publicity
manager; Miss Velma Mace, Anderson
Delta. prelate: Miss Lew Ella Hickman
Indianapolis Beta, national organizer
Miss Adelaide Louise Phillips. fndian-
apOllS Alpha, Torch editor
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Selma Drading and Katherine VIII
iams for activities and scholarship
Chic Myers and his recording or
chestra will play tonight for the
dance in the Travertine room and
leather cigaret holders with the
sorority monogram will be given as
favors.
Patrons and patronesses will in
clude Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Eliza
beth De Motto Carter, DR.. and Mrs.
c. c. Trueblood, DR.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Hippensteel, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oblar, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weir
Members attending were:
FROM DE PAW
Misses Elizabeth Bachelor. Alice Bav-
lor. Lora Bohley. Elizabeth Brooks. Ger
trude Casper, Frances Cory. Phyllis Dodds.
Mary Alice Emmett. Mary 10 Enoch.
lotte Horn, Eileen Jarodsky. Margaret
johnson, Pauline Keilison. Louise Kyle
margaret Martin. Martha Mckinney. Ruth
Lois Robin. Noema Rowe Mary Catherine
staaShe; Dorothy Frautman, Mary Garri-
FROM INDIANA
Misses Villet De Bow. Pauline Ellis. Mil
dred Frazee, Eleanor CARRIER, Wanita Gil
christ, Bernice Greenawalt, Mary Mar
garet Schrader. Claire Staley. Mary SuIli-
van; susie Lee Trueman, Florence Backus
Beulah Bunch. Selma Drahing. Opheiia
render. Mary Gray. Dorothy Kasey. Char
iotte vera, Alice Lee Ward. Doris Ward
Ellzabeth Wester1eld. Ards Wiseman
Mary Emma James. Yetive Browne Marion
CoombS. Grace Drabing Gail Glenn, Rose
mary Lavelle, Eupha Payne, Grace Rogers
marina Surface, Jane Van Sandt Cath
crime Williams
FROM BUTLER
Misses Dorothy Bowie. Mary Alice Burch
Ruth Dale. Charlotte Peele, Margaret
Cloudy, Rosemary Rodap, Frances Messick
and Alva Louise Reddfck
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Want TO Look Young?

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver anu bowels-there's
no need Of having a sallow COM
plexion-dark rings under your eyes
-pimples-a bilious look in your
face-dull eyes with no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent Of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known ply
sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
cor pound as substitute for calo-
mel to act on the liver and bowels.
which he gave to his patients for
years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle
In their action yet always effective.
They help bring about that natural
buoyaney which all should enjoy by
toning up the liver and clearing the
system Of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color 15c. 3Oc
Acknowledgement
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DR.. w. S. Slifer
Will Address
Club Session

March discussion luncheon of the
community welfare department of
the Woman's Department Club
will be held at 1890 Wednesday at
the clubhouse.
Dr. w. s. Slifer of Butler uni
verSity faculty will be guest speaker,
with THE Control Of Industry as
his topic
Following the program, the report
of the nominating committee, head
ed by Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen, will
be given. Members are Mrs. John
Curry and Miss Katherine Beeson.
A chairman, chairman, secre-
tary and treasurer will be elected.
Reservations for luncheon may be
made with Mrs. Charles Trip or
Mrs. Charles Crist.
Albion Fellows Bacon will be
speaker at the annual luncheon
March % Of the American home de-
partment Of the Woman's Depart
ment Club. Mrs. George w. Bow
man is chairman of the March COM
mitteee, assisted by Mrs. Frank @.
Walker.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS BRIEFS

A class in craftsman badge is be-
ing conducted by Mrs. J. R. Farrell
at the Banner Whitehill Furniture
Company. The next class will be
on cooks merit badge.
Lectures on first class work are
being presented at Girl Scout head
quarters each Wednesday at 10.
Next Wednesday Miss Harriet
Davis will speak on first aid and
home nurse merit badges.
New candidates are Margery Ras-
mussi1f, troop No. 4; Jean Allison.
Juanita Calvin, Dolly Madison, Bet
ty Geiger, troop No. Is; Virginia
Underwood, troop No. Is: Marion
RosensWeig, troop No. %; Elizabeth
Brickley, troop No. 90; Ruth
Schlaegel, Ruth Leigeber, Mary Ro-
sale Consoer, troop No. 80; Mary
Jane Rosasco, troop No. 80; Phyllis
Mendenhall, Mary June Pfieffer.
35; Velma Zimmerman, Maxine
Baker, Evelyn CASTER, 81; Louise
Adams, Mary Petry, 80; Erna Heileg.
Norma Belle, Berneice Faust, Jocie
Mcdonnell, Emogene Marguerite,
Henerette johnson, troop No. 49,:
Barbara Krieg, Marion Dreiss, Vir-
GINA Stokes, troop No. As; Martha
Mellett, troop No. 46; Madge Nc
Cornell, Betty Marsh, troop No. 40.
mvestitureS were held last week
for Shirley Wales, troop No. %:
Dolores Crockett and Virginia Gep-
hart, troop No. Al: Madeline
Fauvre, Carol May, Lavon Reehlig
Phllis Edwards, troop No. %: Ma
homa Schneider, troop No. 40.
Mrs. Villa Pitzschler. troop No
4, assisted Chestine Spencer anc
June Shelton with passing observa-
ton at Golden Hill Thursday.
Troop No. learned a new forma-
ton, the Anchor, at the meeting or
Wednesday at Broadway gEvangel-
ical church.
Dorothy Ramsey and Mary Jane
Hill passed first aid; Julia Jeon
Rowe, signaling, at troop No. 8 on
Thursday at the Advent Episcopa
church.
Doris Pottinger and Miriam Pot
finger passed cooking, and Nellie
Mennick, Georgia Bowman, second
class, at troop No. IL, North Park
Christian church. Tuesday.
Troop No. 81 had volley bal
meet among the patrols on Monday
at Bethel Sisterhood.
Maxine Wirth of troop No. % has
transferred to troop No. Al.
Betty Richard passed thrift
Catherine Treacy, fire prevention
Marjorie Sims, first aid; Beatric,
Ponder and Wilma Griggs, beC
making, at troop No. =. Emerson
Baptist church Thursday.
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spending secretary. and Mrs, Harvey
Elan, treasurer. Committees appointed
are:
Executive-Mesdame James o. Richey,
chairman; G.. II. AZ Cloves, Thomas 9.
Howe, Erwin G.. Stout, and Miss Anna H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joseph B. Dan
iels, chairman Christopher B. Coleman,
Noble Dean, Donald jameson, Paul II:
White, Misses Deborah Duane Moore and
Observation-Disclosures Carl F. Walk, chair
man; Smiley N. Chambers, Murray N.
Hadley, Guy M. Shadinger and Miss
Blanche Stillson.
The program was presented by
Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn, and tea fol-
lowed.
Another election Friday was that
of the Irvington Social Club at the
home of Mrs. Walter Ellison, 315
South Audubon road. A st. Pat
rick's day luncheon was served pre-
ceding the business session. The
following were elected:
Mesdames B. L. Cruzan. president; C.
c. Roberts. vice-president; c. E. Worth,
secretary treasurer, and G. G. Grimes, e.
D. Foxworthy and Pierre Van Sickle, pro-
gram committee.
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Woman S Golf
Association to
Sponsor Tea

Plans for spring and summer golf
tournaments have been announced
by Mrs. E, William Lee, president
of the Indianapolis Woman's Golf
Association.
Members of the association first
will meet at a bridge tea Monday.
March %, az Woodstock, according
to the annual custom of opening
the season with a large social event.
officers of the organization who
are arranging the party with Mrs.
Lee are Mrs. Sam GoldStein, vice.
president, and Mrs. Alfred L. Piel,
secretary
Avalon Country Club will be the
scene of the first tournament
May %.
The city championship tourna-
ment will be played the week of
June 20 at Broadmoor.
Medal play with handicap in a
two-day tournament is scheduled
for Aug. is and 16 at Highland Golf
and Country Club and Meridian
Hills Country Club, and the final
tournament will be played at the
Indianapolis Country Club Sept. L.
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Tudor Hall to
Be Scene of
Dance Tonight

Junior class at Tudor Hall school
for girls will entertain with its an
nual dance at 8 tonight in the
school gymnasium. The class colorS
Will be used in decorating, with blue
predominating. PatroneSSes are:
Miss I HiIda STEWART. principal at Tudor:
Mrs. Herbert B. DePrez. Sheibyville; Mrs
josephine @;t5 IN c; Ives. and Miss Lois Haber
Miss Mary DePrez. class president. and
MISS Eileen Booker. social chairman.
The committee in charge is Misses
Phyllis Gordon, Eileen Booker,
Betty Kahn, Sally Smith, Ruth
Lilly and Katherine Fulton.
The third of a series of voca-
tional lectures being sponsored at
the school will be given at $50
Sunday afternoon in TIE residence.
Miss Blanche Stillson of the John
Heron Art Institute will speak.
Tea will follow the talk.
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Inez Lloyd, Mary Elizabeth johnson
and Norma Huer. with Mrs. Brady
and Miss Huer as Soloists in the
first group.
The Grand ensemble will include
the piano ensemble, the string en-
Semble, with Mrs. Louise Koehne
harp; Mrs. Thelma Bosworth. vio-
lin; Miss Irma Mae Steele, violin:
Miss Jean Southland, cello, and Miss
Ava Louise Redick, bass viola, and
the vocal ensemble, with Mesdames
Frances johnson, Marion Barr. Lisa
Cox, Edith Pile, Ethelwyne Arnhol-
ter, Helen Olsen, Ruth Jones. Eliza
beth Whistler and Miss Helen
Thoms.
The guest trio will include Mrs.
Thelma BoSworth, violin; Miss Mar
cena Campbell, cello, and Miss
Dorothy Bartholomew, piano. Miss
Bartholomew will be Mrs. Devin's
accompanied.
The program:
Trumpet Call
Emsley johnson Jr.
overture from "Tannhauser."
Piano Ensemble.
March from 'Tannhauser"
Piano Ensemble
Ellzabeth's Prayer fTannhauserl
Mrs. Ruth Devin
Evening Star" tTannhauserl,
- Guest Trio.
Prize Song" (Meister Singerl.
Guest Trio
"Elsa's Dream" (Loheneripl.
Mrs. Ruth Devin
wedding March fLoheugrir1l
Grand Ensemble.
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FOUNDERS Day Celebrated by
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority

Founders day was celebrated by
Indiana members of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority, with the annual
state luncheon today at the Clay
pool. Mrs. Bette Locke Hamilton.
Greencastle, one Of the founders.
was present. The sorority was Or
ganized at De Paw university.
Other guests of honor were Mrs.
Paul Kircher, Montreal, grand
alumnae secretary, and Miss Mary
Reiman, Connersville, president of
district one.
The topic for the program will be
COLONIZATION of McGill University"
Active chapters at Butler. De
Paw, Purdue, and Indiana univer-
sites will be represented by the en-
tire membership, with alumnae from
over the state. Several members
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Alpha Latreian
Club Will Give
Skating Party

Alpha Latreian Club of Indian
apolis, junior organization of the
State Federation Of Clubs, will hold
its annual skating carnival April 4
at the Riverside park rink This is
the largest project undertaken by
the club. Proceeds will go to the
children'S nutrition camp at Bridge
port.
The club is cooperating with the
Marion County tuberculosis Asso-
citation in contributing the money
earned to the construction of some
new feature in the building at
Bridgeport.
Beside the rink for roller skating,
entertainment will include movie
and booths for fortune telling and
refreshments.
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Two Plays to
Be Given by
Irvington Club

Irvington Dramatic Club will en-
terrain guests at program Satur-
day night, March 10, at the Irving
ton Presbyterian church. Two plays
THE Exchange" by Thurston, and
1.-THE Worthy Master. Pierre Pa
telin,' author unknown, will be pre-
Sented by the members.
Mrs. Fred D. Stilz is in charge OF
the program. Those taking part
will be:
Messrs. and Mesdames william Inslev.
r. B. Long Homer Williams Carl Stone.
Betram Day. Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, Mrs.
William Forsyth, James L. Kingsburv.
George A. Newton and Walter H. Mont
gomery.
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Miss Davidson
Is Hostess at
Alunnae Fete

Beta Beta alumnae chapter OF
Alpha Chi Omega sorority met to-
day at the home of Miss. Norma j.
Davidson, 1923 Central avenue, to
discuss plans for the sorority's an
nual guest meeting in April.
Mrs. Ralph B. Clark spoke on
"The Comparison of Fraternity
Magazines" The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. Robert L. Mason.
The st. Patrick's day motif was
used in decorations and ices. As
SiSting hostess included:
Mesdames Kenneth E. Lancet, j. v. To-
bin, James Ingles, S. L. Mouser. w W.
McBeth, Robert Kniptash, E. c. Hurd, and
Miss Dorothy Lambert.
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Clubs to Hear
Gallery Talk
by w. d. Peat

A gallery talk by Wilbur D. Peat
director of the John Heron Art in
Stltute, will be given members of the
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
following its business session at 10
Friday at the art institute.
At the business session the COM
mittee to revise the constitution and
bylaws will report. Headed by Mrs.
Roy Graves, it includes Mrs. William
EShbach and Mrs. j. F. Edwards.
Mrs. Frederick G. BALI, president.
has announced that the annual SIS
attendance prize will be awarded tile
club with the greatest representa-
ton at the convention luncheon.
April Is, at the SEVERN.
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CATHOLIC WOMEN
WILL Be FEFED

Irvington Catholic Woman's Study
Club will be entertained Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. j. E.
Kaufman, 520S East Washington
street.
The program will include re-
view of Padriac Columns Gross
roads in Ireland" and Irish dances
by Mary Jane Viehmann, Lucille
Fox, Rita Egan and Mary Human,
pupils of Marcie Dirnberger. APP
pointments will be in st. Patricks
colOrS.
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Tea VIII Honor Couple Who
WIZ Be Welded March %

James Roberts and John w. Gam
BILE will entertain at tea from 4 to
Z Sunday at Mr.. Roberts home,
1860 Washington boulevard, for Miss
Martha Adams and Woods Caper-
ton Jr., who will be married March
26. Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. Gamble
will be ushers.
The tea table will be scentered
with white spring flowers and
greenery and lighted by white Ia
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Relations Group Meets

Pubic relations committee of the
indianapolis Business and Profess
sional Women's Club entertained at
tea this afternoon at the Indian
apolis Power and Light Company, in
observance of National Business
Women's week. Guests were mem
bers of the Woman's Department
Club, Indianapolis Council OF
Women, Woman's Rotary Club, ALI
truSa Club, Zonta Club and the MI.
tual Service Association. Miss Glen
D. Anderson was in charge.