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HOWELL DRY BILL
WILL Be TAKEN Up
IN SENATE AGAIN
.Tydings Ready to Have Meas
ure Reported if Referendum
Is Included.
P0STPONEMENT CAUSED
BY SUBMISSION PLAN
Capper and Carey Admit Merit in
Idea of Allowing Popu-
lar Vote.

The Howell dry enforcement bill for
Washington, postponed by the Senate
District Committee yesterday afternoon
when a difference of opinion developed
over the Tydings plan to submit the
bill to vote of the people of the Dis
trict, will be taken up at another meet
ing before the session ends, Chairman
Capper believes.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, of Mary
land, said he was ready to have the
bill reported to the Senate if his refer
endum amendment could be included.
Referendum Merit Seen.
Chairman Capper said there was merit
in the general proposition of letting the
people vote on important questions, and
Senator Carey, Republican, of wyoming,
said he would like to see the people
here have some form of government in
which they could run their own af-
fairs. Both, however, were opposed to
incorporating the referendum idea in
the Howell bill alone.
The committee had before it yester-
day another letter from Attorney
General Mitchell, reiterating the advice
he gave two years ago for the elimina-
tion of the search warrant section
affecting dwellings and the clause
changing the procedure for the DISPOSE
ton of seized liquor.
William NICK. Clayton addressed the
committee in support of the general
proposition of a referendum for the
information of Congress on all i'm
portant questions that arise affecting
the District.
Game Sanctuary Approved.
The committee voted favorably on the
Tydings bill to make the Potomac River
and its tributaries a game and bird
sanctuary by prohibiting hunting of
ducks, geese or other waterfowl.
The committee approved a bill to
exempt from taxation the headquarters
of the National Society, Sons of the
American Revolution, at 1927 Sixteenth
street.
The committee also reported favor
ably on the bill introduced by Senator
Goldsborough, Republican, of Maryland
to pay $4,000 to Jennie Bruce Callahan
as compensation for the death of her
husband, Lieut.. Samuel L. Callahan Of
the District Fire Department, who was
killed in line Of duty about five years
ago.
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Propylaeum. Haute Booth Tark-
ington Jameson will give the pro-
gram.
Hoosier Tourist Club will meet
with Mrs. Ross Mason, 244 Blue
Ridge road. The program will be
three papers by Mesdames G. G.
Spurrier, j. E. Andrews and Salem
D. Clark.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson, 441O Gull
ford avenue, will be hostess for the
Proctor Club. On the program will
be Mrs. j. S. Ferris, Mrs. w. D.
Seaton and James B. Connolly.
Irvington chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. C. Bosley, 1926
Oak avenue. The hostess will have
charge of the program.
Woman's Press Club of Indiana
will have a luncheon meeting at
the Columbia Club.
Irvington Friendship Circle will
meet with Mrs. E. j. Thompson,
with Mrs. Alfred Ridley assisting.
Women's organization, National
Association of Retail Druggists, will
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Kappa Alpha Theta Alunpnae
Past Presidents Entertain

presidents from Beta chapter, in
Guiding Mesdames Robert N. Fulton,
Samuel AShby, A. D. Hitz, Charles
Cunningham, Kate Miner Rabb,
John T. Wheeler, Miss Louise Wills
and Miss Sarah Cotton.
Mrs. James l.. Murray directed
Gamma's past presidents, Mesdames
Walter Krull, Kathryn Turney Gar
ten, Joseph Mullane, and Miss
Emma Clinton, in their presenta-
ton.
A playlet, Mother Goose IN Lin
erickville," was presented by Mes
danes Bertram G. Day, Roy Coats,
John l.. H. Fuller, and Theodore
Locke, directed by Mrs. Neil Water
bury.
Mrs. Frank Holland, Bloomington
first president of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Club, told of its organiza-
ton, with fourteen charter men,
bers.
A group of old and new Theta
songs was sung by Miss Bernice
Church, accompanied by Mrs
Thomas P. Woodson. Mrs. Resale
Spong, who was in charge of tbs
music, played piano solos.
Mrs. George Witt was general
chairman. HosteSSes were Mes
danes Arthur Shultz, chairman;
Anna Carlstedt, Robert Stitt, Rus
sell Fish, George E. Gill, Charles
AlweS, and Oliver Keely.
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Guild to Give
Entertainment
at SunnySide

A program to be given Tuesday
for Sunnyside patients has been ar
ranged by Mrs. S. H. Greenbury and
Mrs. A. c.. Earring of the Sunnyside
Guild.
Entertainment will include music
by Louis Loves orchestra; saxo-
phone solos and tap dances by S. H.
Greenburg Jr.; "blues" by Miss Mil
dred Hahn; a take-off on Mills
Brothers radio act by the Rist
brothers, and ''Slim" Green, and &C
Gordon selections by Henry Hohlr.
Mrs. Floyd Brown and Mrs. G. j.
Bookwalter are in charge of re-
freshments, assisted by Mesdames
Maxwell Lang, A. P Harvey, Wayne
Stone, Edward Schurman, R. B.
futile, A. B. Chapman, T. E. Root,
o. H. Broadway, William Freund,
Leroy Martin, H. d. Hamilton, and
j. A. Rousch.
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Missionary Education Institute
VIII ConUe11e i'm City May 2

Missionary Education institute
will hold it's third annual meeting
in indianapolis, May 2, 3 and 4, at
the Broadway Methodist church.
The institute is conducted under the
auspices of the National Missionary
Education Movement, cooperating
with UNCONVENTIONAL and inter-de-
nominational agencies.
The purpose of the institute is to
serve the interests of area, state,
and local leaders, teachers in con-
ferences, and local churches in In
diana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, and Kentucky.
Among the leaders and advisors
to appear on the program are:
The Rev. Walter E. Getty, New York;
DR.. T. H. P. Sailer, New York; Mrs. Stella
Brummitt, Evanston, ILL.,; Miss Ruth Helm
miller. Cleveland; DR.. Bruce Kinney, Mrs.
w. F. Rothenburger, and the Rev. G. A.
Burch. indianapolis. and Miss Myrtle
The Rev. A. H. BackuS, director of
religious education for the Indian
apoliS area of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, is chairman of the COM
mittee on promotion and publicity
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for the institute. He is being as
sisted by the following:
diana Council of Religious Education; the
Rev. G. A. Burch, director of religious
education for the Disciples of Christ in
Robert J. McLandress, state director of
religious education for the Presbyterian
church; the Rev. Howard E. Anderson,
president of the Indianapolis Young Peo-
Ira @ Dawes of the First Friends church;
DR.. e N. Evans, secretary of the Church
Federation of indianapolis; the Rev. A. K.
Trout, representing the Lutheran Synod:
Evangelical churches; the Rev. E. N.
Daley of the United Brethren; the Rev.
L. G. Trent, chairman of the education
committee Of the Indiana Baptist conven-
Evangelical Synod of North America; Mrs.
Timothy Harrison, representing the Con-
gregational- Christian churches; Mrs. g. H.
Church Women Of Indianapolis; Miss Ruth
S. Milligan, education and publicity Secre-
tary for the Indianapolis Y. w. 9. A.; Miss
formed churches in the United States; the
Rev. Spencer Minnich. Elgin, ILL.,, of the
Church of the Brethren.
The Rev. w. G. Jewell, state direc-
tor of Religious Education for the
Baptist church, is chairman of the
general committee planning the in
stitute. Miss Joy Taylor, secretary
of Missionary Education of the
United Christian Missionary society,
is secretary, and Miss Florence Ian
ham, membership and world fellow
ship secretary for the Indianapolis
Y. w. G. A., is treasurer.
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Federation
of Clubs to
Meet Friday

Twenty-fourth annual convention
of the Seventh District Federation
Of clubs will be held Friday at the
SEVERN. Registration of presidents
and delegates will be held at 9.
Mrs. r. o. McAlexander will
read the club collect at $50.
when the program will open.
The morning session will be given
over to reports Of officers and de-
partment chairmen of the district
and to revision of the bylaws.
Nomination and election of Of
ficers will be held at 1920. Offices
to be filed are those of president,
first vice-president and correspond
ing secretary, for a period of two
years.
State President to Talk
= Reservations for the luncheon to
be served at 1890 on the roof gar
den, must be made before Thursday
with Mrs. z. L. Burnett or Mrs.
Tilden Greer.
The afternoon session will include
an address by Mrs. Edward N.
Canine, state federation president,
Terre Haute, on obtaining Our
Chief Objectives"; readings from
Elizabeth the Queen" by Alice
Baxter Mitchell and a musical pro-
gram by Mary Traub Busch, who
will sing old English ballads. Music
during the luncheon will be pro-
vided by Miss Victoria Montani,
harpist.
State Officers to Attend
Among the out-of town guests ex-
pected are Mrs. Robert Hicks, first
president, Cambridge City; Mrs.
Edwin I. Miller past state president
and national federation director,
Peru; Mrs. Edwin 1. Poston, second
vice-president, Martinsville; Mrs.
Charles Hartley, treasurer, New Al
bany; Mrs. James S. Boonshot,
Petersburg, and Mrs. A. r. Putnam,
Valparaiso.
Committees for the convention are
as follows: Luncheon, Mrs. M. G.
Lewis and the Home Economics
club; room and courtesy, Mrs. Percy
johnson and Mrs. w. D. Long;
elections, Mrs. j. D. Ermston; regis
tration, Mrs. w. A. Eshbach and
Mrs. D. A. Grove; auditing, Mrs.
j. P. Phillips, and pages, Miss
Dorothy Phillips.
Pages for the convention will in
clude Mesdames Fred Geyer, Davis
Harrison, Richard Mills, Noble Hiatt,
Misses Mary Helen Borcherding ant
Helen Wilson, members of LOCAL
Latreian clubs, Juniors Of the state
federation.
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Mrs. Mary Worthall, first vice resi-
dent; Miss Lucy DAILY, second vice.
president and parliamentarian; Miss
Flora Turmail, secretary; Mrs. Eva
line Hustedt, treasurer; Miss Kalah
Larman, publicity chairman, and
Miss Jean Greenlees, program
chairman.
Victorian chapter will be enter
tanned by Mrs. j. o. Brown, 1912
Oakland avenue, Friday at 2. Mrs.
Claude G.. Byheld will assist the
hostess. The program consists of a
piano duet by Miss Betty Reed and
Miss Frances Brown. Responses will
pertain to Mrs. Artman's lecture.
New officers are Mrs. Claude c.
Byf1e1d, president; Mrs. P. M. Sell
ers, first vice-president; Mrs. An
drew Porteous, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. H. R. Ellis, correspond
ing and responding secretary, and
Mrs. Carrie Shelburn, treasurer.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will talk
next week before chapters of the
international Travel-Study Club,
Inc, on Java, the Queen of the
East Indies"
Princess Mary chapter will meet
Monday night at 7:30 at the Sphinx
Arms. Refreshments will be served
after the lecture. Four new men,
bers will be received into the chap
ter.
Australian chapter will entertain
with a ! o'clock luncheon at Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Washburn, 931 Lesley avenue. AS
sistant hostesses are: Mrs. Jules
Zinter, Mrs. B. o. Rush and Mrs.
r. T. Gwyn.
Alpha chapter will entertain the
Eidelweiss chapter Tuesday at $50
at dinner at the Washington. Miss
Margaret Smith will sing and Miss
Ruth Hoover will give a reading
in colonial costume.
Mandalay chapter will meet on
Wednesday at 1870 at the home of
Mrs. william N. Wheeler, R. R. Is
Mrs. Ralph Huey will assist the
hostess. Miss Maxine Wheeler will
give piano selection and Mrs. o.
car Burghard and Mrs. w. o. CheeS-
man a duet.
Washington chapter will meet on
Wednesday at at the home Of Miss
Augusta Harvey, TAO Berkeley road
Miss Pearl G. Royal will assist the
hostess. Miss Verne Loman will be
in charge of special music.
Panamanian chapter will meet on
Thursday for a 1890 covered-dish
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Henry
Burkhart, Hanna and Brill streets.
Mrs. z. A. Clark will be assistant
hostess. New officers are: Mrs.
Charles E. Parker, president; Mrs.
Charles Turner, first vice-president;
Mrs. Will Land, second vice-preSi-
dent; Mrs. Paul Trees, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. B. r. Paramour,
recording secretary; Mrs. George
Poppy, treasurer.
Flemish Flanders chapter plans to
observe its first anniversary in the
form of juvenile birthday party,
Thursday at 7::30 at the home of
Mrs. Earl L. Smith, 2421 East Thir-
teenth street. Mrs. Thomas Reiker
will assist.
Lohengrin chapter win meet Fri
day night at 7:45 at the home Of
Mrs. Eleanor Dickinson, 915 North
Grant avenue. New officers are
Mrs. Patricia Worthall, president;
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Bishop to
Officiate
at Wedding

Marriage of Miss Mary Emily
Bingham, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Herbert Bingham, to Rus
sell Frazier Pierson will take place
at this afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, 4429 North Illi-
nois street. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Pearl Frazier Pierson,
Granville, o.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph Char
trand will perform the ceremony.
Spring flowers in pastel shades will
be arranged about the house.
The bride will wear her travelling
suit of beige wool, trimmed with
silver fox, and will wear black hat
and accessories. Her shoulder cor
sage will be of scarlet anemones
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Rush is Attendant
Miss Martha Ann Rush, Cincin-
natl, cousin of the bride, will be
her only attendant. She will wear
suit of cadet blue, trimmed with
white, and will wear blue Access
series. She will wear shoulder
corSage of Sweetheart roses and
forget
Charles Pierson, Toledo, o., will
be best man for his brother.
An informal reception will follow
the ceremony, after which the bride
and bridegroom will leave by motor
for a wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will be at home at 3777
North Meridian street.
Society Editor Of Times
Out-of- town guests will be Mrs,
Pierson, Mrs. w. j. Rush, Cincin-
natl; Mrs. Frank Hagan and daugh-
ter Kathleen, and Miss Virginia
Snow, Chicago; Mrs. Kathleen Snow
Stringer, Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. O'Malley, Boston.
The bride is a graduate of Butler
university, and for the last year has
been society editor of The Indian
apoliS Times. Mr.. Pierson is a
graduate of Denison university.
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MONDAY

Monday Club will meet at the
D. A. R. chapter house. Walter
Hickman, dramatic critic of The
Indianapolis Times, will speak on
"The Modern Stage" There will
be a musical program.
Chapter P, P. E. o. Sisterhood,
will meet with Mrs. P. D. Gayman,
5436 College avenue. Mrs. A. W..
Mcdonald will speak on Scenic
Points in Northern Indiana"
Welfare Club will have a lunch
con meeting at the home of Mrs.
Louis Seyffert, 1928 Broadway. The
committee will be MesdameS Henry
Ehrensperger, Clifford Miller,
Dwight Murphy, Hiram Pierce and
Raleigh Fisher.
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet with Mrs. w. H. Ball, 5789
Central avenue. Papers will be read
by Mrs. Walter L. Carey and Mrs.
Lee Welker.
Present Day Clubs meeting will
be with Mrs. Ira M. Holmes, 1906
Ruckle street. with Mrs. Russell
White assisting. Mrs. A. L. Thurston
will be on the program.
Chapter c., P. E. o. Sisterhood,
will meet at 8 at the home Of Mrs.
Jack Hubbard, Oil North De
Quincy street.
Brightwood Library Club will
meet at at the Brightwood library.
Paul c. Stetson, city schools sup
erintendent, will speak at a meet
ing of the Woman's Department
Club of Municipal Gardens Monday
afternoon. The lecture will be pre-
coded by a directors meeting at /,
and a business meeting at 2.
1rvington Coterie Club will meet
with Mrs. Forrest r. Davis, Al North
Ritter avenue. On the program will
be Mrs. E. .. Donnell. 0. H. Bake
meier and Louis B. johnson.
Indianapolis Alpha Delphian
Club will meet at 6:45 at the Eng
lish. Mrs. Demarchus Brown, the
study leader, will speak on "The
Search for Pleasure-OScar Wilde. "
TUESDAY
ARENAS Club will have a lunch
con meeting at the home of Mrs,
E. D. Hill, 1922 North Talbot street.
Mrs. H. E. Wilcox will assist.
Mrs. William j. Kopp, 325 East
Thirty -sixth street, will be hostess
to the To Kalon Club. Mrs. Herman
Gaines will speak on American
Women in Music"
Officers will be elected by the In
dependent Social Club at meeting
with Mrs. w. E. Ratcliff, 200 Buck
ingham drive.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
elect officers at its meeting at the
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Daughters and
Mothers Day to
Be Celebrated

Mothers and Daughters day will
be observed by the Magazine Club
with a party at 2 Saturday, April
l6, at the John Heron Art institute.
Wilbur D. Peat, director of the in
stitute, will give a gallery talk on
the exhibition of Spanish paintings
now on display there.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lee
ture on Madrid" Mrs. Jane john
son Burroughs will sing, accom-
panied by Dale Young. Mrs. j. A.
Johnson is in charge of the music.
HostesseS will be Mesdames John
A. Shafer, A. E. Shirley, L. j. Shir-
ley, E. w. Stockdale, and Miss Helen
Stockton, assisted by daughters of
club members.
Each member may invite two
guests.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
Club to Hear
Music Program,

Mrs. F. E. Glass, STAB East Michi-
gan street, will be hostess for a
meeting of the Mu Phi Epsilon
Patroness Club of Kappa chapter,
at 1920 Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Helen Tige Brown will speak on
Scandinavian Music" The follow
ing musical program will be given
Piano Duets
q: The be-, Han Of the Mountain King. .'Grieg
Bridal Procession ..........., Griep
Mrs: Charles Albright and Mrs. Glass.
Vocal Solos
The Neon Has Lifted I: Her siI9sr sAus
violin opigatc by Miss Berniece Ksa Sasfs1
Mrs. Z. L. shower.
THE Rustic of Spring.. ........ .Sinding
wedding Day at Froldhaugen" ..Grieg
Miss Jernette Vaughn.
Vocal Trio-"Solvejg's Song" ..... Grfeg
Mrs. S. B. Harry. Mrs j. M. CaSian
and Mrs. V. E. HUFF.
Accompanies will be Mrs. Harriet
Burtete and Mrs. Henry HasS.
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Map Activities
for Month at
Meridian Hills

Social activities for the remainder
of the month at Meridian Hills
Country club will include a lunch
eon-bridge for members and guests
to be given at l Tuesday.
Mrs. @. CT. Noblitt, Mrs. Earl w.
Kiger, and Mrs. Howard Painter are
the hosteSses. There will be tables
for both auction and contract.
A contract bridge party will be
held at Saturday night, April Is,
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur E. Kick, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Beckett, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph L. Colby, DR.. and Mrs. Albert
Seaton, and DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ripple.
Early Sunday afternoon, April II,
children of the club will be enter
tanned with kite flying contest,
Arrangements are in charge of An
drew Hutchinson, Herman Kothe,
and Hugh Love- Various prizes will
be awarded.
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MRS. e.. eAYEP
MRS. WILLIAM p EVANS
MRS. FOSTER cLIppGh6EP
MRS. PAUL q. c0DLE
Program for
Choral Event
Is Announced
MRS. FERDINAND BORN

The choral section of the Indian
apolis Matinee Musicale will hold its
April meeting in Mckee chapel OF
Tabernacle Presbyterian church at
2:3O Thursday. Mrs. John Allies,
acting hostess, will be assisted by
Mrs. Louis Traugott and Mrs. Eu-
gene Short.
Mrs. Natalie Connor has arranged
the following program:
Organ
Chorales. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s. Bach
I'm Dir list Freude'
''Herzlich Thut Mich Verlangen"
Mary Elizabeth johnson.
Vocal Trio
Lift Thine Eyes" (Eliiahl .Mendelssohn
LISA Cox, Marion Barr, Ruth Jones.
Hear Ye, Israelr' (Elijah) .Mendelssohn
Ruth Devin
Music in the Church"
Fred Newell Morris.
Vocal Ensemble
"Open Our Eyes" ............M cFarlane
LISA Cox, Marion Barr Frances
Olsen, Edith Pyle, Helen Thoms,
Elizabeth whistler, Ruth Jones.
Frances Johnson, Director.
Organ
aMinuet'': .................K. P. E: Bach
Mary Elizabeth johnson.
Accompanies are Mrs. Natalie
Conner and Mary Elizabeth john
son.
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Golf Slate
Announced
at Avalon

Mrs. Vance Oathout, chairman Of
women's golf activities at Avalon
Country club, has announced the
women's golf schedule for the sea-
son:
Mrs. Oathout's committee includes
Mrs. Roy Van Horn, in charge Of
handicapS and rules, assisted by
Mrs. E. C. Hervey and Mrs. Glenn
Howe; MRS. Robert Craig and Mrs.
E. William Lee in charge of prizes,
and Mrs. William M. Hutchinson, in
charge of publicity.
The first meeting of the associa-
ton will be held Tuesday. Play in a
blind par tournament will begin at
$3.50 and luncheon will follow at l..
Players may start until $50.
The seasons program follows:
April Irregular Tuesday play.
April 26-Medal tournament.
| May S-Guest day tournament.
! May 10-First day Of play for Avalon
pins.
May 17-Final day of play for Aavalon
pins. Low scores for the SO holes play are
awarded the pins.
May 23-Indianapolis women's Golf As
ISOLATION at Avalon.
May Irregular Tuesday play.
May 31-Mrs. Vance Oathout and Mrs.
E. william Lee, birthday tournament.
June Guest day tournament.
June 1.-Two team match tournament.
June 20-25-Indianapolis Womens Golf
Association city tournament at Broadmoor
| Country club.
June 2s~Feature tournament. hostesses:
Mrs. Robert L. Craig and Mrs Herman
july 5-Guest day tournament.
July Indianapolis Women's Golf AS
uT psy az Mrs Ray
va Jul! S0 if88-5 S tournament at South
Bend.
July Irregular Tuesday play.
July 26-Two club tournament.
Aug. Quest day tournament.
Mrs. Glen Howe and Mrs. William Hutch
ison.
Aug, Indianapolis ,womsn's Golf As.
ISOLATION play at Meridian Hills Country
Aug. 1s-Indianapolis womens Golf AS.
aas sy " ahfa6 6SnsSfg tUar
ament.
Sept. Guest day, tournament.
Sept. indianapolis Women'S Golf AS.
ISOLATION play at Indianapolis Country
Sept. 1s-Medal tournament with put.
ting contest for Warmer trophy.
Sept. 20-Regular Tuesday play.
; Sept. 27-Annual razzberry tournament
Oct. 4Election of officers. Prizes award.
ed for reduced handicaps. Prizes awarded
for ringer scores.
The following rules have beer
made for Tuesday tournament play
Players will meet at $3.50 and no ont
will be permitted to enter 18-hole tourna'
ments after $50.
Those having handicap of 80 may en-
ter nine-hole tournaments up to 10 O'Clock
Players will be divided into two group:
for ringer and handicap prizes. Those
with handicapS from to "a will form ont
group and those with handicapS of rs to 3;
will form another.
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Mrs. Cakes to
Be Hostess to
Kappa A1unnae

Indianapolis Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will hold a supper meeting at $50
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Man
sur B. Cakes, 44l9 Washington
boulevard.
Officers will be elected, as will
the delegates to the national con-
vention in Massachusetts, in June.
The committee In charge of sup
per arrangements includes Mes
danes Everett NJ. Schoield, Frank
woolling, Albert Fessler, Thomas
McGinnis and Miss Helen Hart
niger.
Reservations may be made with
members of the committee or the
hostess.
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Soprano to Be
Guest Artist
for Musicale

Mary Eloise Spann, soprano, will
be guest artist at the Sunday night
musicale of the Marott trio in the
ball room of the hotel Mrs. Simon
L. Kiser will be accompanist. James
Tribby, fiutist, also will be a CO.
artist on the program, which will
be as follows:
Trio--"Allegro con brio" from Ma
Voice
"A Birthday" .............. woodman
MY Johann" Norwegian danceI ..Grieg
Mary Eloise Spann.
Violn-"Grand Adagio" from the bal
let "Raymonda" ........ GlazounoW
Voice
When Was seevnteen" ...........
The Maids Of Cadiz" .......... .Delibes
Nah Indy Lou" ......... Strickland
Mary Eloise Spann
Cello-"Serenade Espagnole". -. ..Glazounow
Consuelo Couchman.
Voice-"Lol Hear the Gentle Lark" Bishop
Mary Eloise Spann.
Finale-Selections from the operetta
Orange Blossoms" .......... Herbert
Trio.