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The Washington times., 1933-10-18
RADIO CAR GETS
STOLEN TRUCK
Police radio has proved it's value

Police radio has proved it's value
again.
AS Henry Duncan, driver of a
delivery truck for a department
store, got off his vehicle to make
q delivery in the 5000 block Con-
necticut Ave. N. w., late yester-
day, two men leaped on the truck
and drove away.
Duncan called police, and
warning was broadcast to all radio
cars. A few minutes later the
stolen truck was spotted in the
$500 block Tilden st. N. w. AS
the police car came alongside, the
two men leaped off and escaped,
but the truck was returned to the
driver undamaged.
The Washington times., 1933-10-18
ADVE ERTISEM EMIT
ST0PTHKT
COL D
The FIRST DAY!

A cold once rooted is a cold OF
danger! Trust to no makeshift
methods. A cold, being an internal
infection, calls for internal treat
ment. A cold also calls for a
COLD remedy and not a prepara-
tion good for a number of other
things as we'll.
Groves Laxative Bromo Qui.
nine is what a cold requires. It
Is expressly a cold remedy. It is
internal and direct-and it does
the four things necessary. It
opens the bowels, combats the
cold germs and fever in the sys-
tenn, relieves the headache and
grippy feeling and tones and
fortifies the entire system. Any.
thing less than that is inviting
trouble. Get Groves Laxative
Bromo Quinine at any druggist,
soc and SOC. Ask for it by the
full name and accept no sub
stitute on any pretext.
The Washington times., 1933-10-18
Man, so, Shot; Police
Hold OhiOQn in Frau

One man was in Emergency
Hospital today with a bullet
wound in his leg and another was
held by police for questioning fol
lowing a shooting fray in a down
town restaurant last night.
Tony Alexander, so, of the HOO
block Fifth st. N. E., was taken
to the hospital, while P. Pasqualla,
%, of Youngstown, Ohio. was held
for questioning. The shooting fol-
lowed an argument,
The Washington times., 1933-10-18
All CLUBS PLAN PARTY

Members of the Montgomery
County All Club Senior Council
will hold a Halloween party at the
home of Gladys Beall in Sandy
Springs. This will be the annual
social meeting of the council,
The Washington times., 1933-10-18
Practitioners Group
To Meet Tomorrow

About 400 delegates will attend
the convention of the Association
of Practitioners before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission which
opens two-day session tomorrow
at the Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington times., 1933-10-18
ADJUSTERS TO ELECT

Election of new officers will
feature the meeting today of the
Claims Adjusters Club of the Dis.
trict of Columbia in the Hamil.
ton Hotel.
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MarOtt Trio
Will Play for
Spring Fiesta

French, Italian, Viennese and
Spanish selections will be pre-
scented by the Marott trio at the
spring fiesta to be held on Thurs
day night, May II, in the hotel
ballroom.
Mrs. Bretita Leonarz Harding will
portray 1.-The Empress Carlotta OF
Mexico" and Mrs. Marietta Finley
Hahn will give an illustrated talk on
the history of collection of royal
jewels and heirlooms.
The trio, which will play during
the dinner, is composed of Maude
Custer, violinist and director; Hilda
Burrichter, pianist, and Consuelo
Couchman, celliSt.
Musical selections in the French
group include Lies Pecheurs dies
Perles," "Berceuse," "Passfed, :"
"Serenade," MY Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." and Faust" In
the Italian group are La Trav-
iata," Muscles Waltz Song
Dance of the Hours" "Intermezzo
Arioso and Gavotte, and Norma"
The Viennese selections are ALE
gro Moderate" Caprice Viennoise, 3"
"Schon Rosmarin," I'm Vienna
Woods" LA Gitana," Toy Soldiers
March," Allegro con brio" Inter
mezzo," La Paloma,' Tango and
"Cachapres" are the Spanish songs
to be played.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
Fund Party Is
Spring Event
of Association

Hand decorated invitations, tallies,
and prizes in the spring motif will
feature the dessert bridge party, to
be held by the American Association
Of University Women, at l next
Saturday in the Propylaeum. The
affair annually is held by the In
dianapolis branch for the benefit of
the fellowship fund of the state
association.
Mrs. O. M. Helmer is in charge
of the invitations; Mrs Arthur E.
Focek, table prizes, and Mrs. A. B.
Garlic, decorations. Mrs. Harry L.
Foreman will direct a program by
members, and Mrs. j. M. Williams
will conduct the bridge play.
The fellowship fund is one Of
eleven in the national association
for the use of women with college
degrees who have shown unusual
ability for advanced research.
Approximately 1870 applicants for
the eleven fellowships we're made
last year. The local state group is
pledged to complete a fund of $780,
900, the interest from which will
provide one fellowship yearly in any
country elected by the applicant.
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Founders Day Is Celebrated
by Pi Beta Phi of State

Representatives of active and
alumnae chapters OF Pi Beta Phi
sorority in Indiana were speakers
at the annual founders day lunch
con today in the Trayertine room Of
the Lincoln.
Mrs. Robert E. Beisel Of Lafayette,
president of Delta province, intro
duced the active speakers, who were
Miss Elizabeth OgleSby, Franklin
college; Miss Mary Lou Altman. In
diana university; Miss Evelyn Nc
Dermit, Butler university, and Miss
Gladys L. Lloyd, Purdue university.
Speakers from alumnae clubs were
introduced by Mrs. Robert S. Wild
of indianapolis, vice-president Of
Delta province. They were Mrs.
Stith Thompson, Bloomington;
Mrs. Ralph Elston, TT. Wayne; Miss
Ruth Burton, Franklin; Mrs, Jasper
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dent, will install the new Officers.
Mrs. j. E. Thompson has arranged
the following musical program:
Paper on Operas" by Miss Grace
Hutchings.
Duet-"Afloat in an Open Boat"
Mrs. Asel Spellman Stiff and Mrs.
CLYDE E. Titus.
Voic eo,,l7s 15I Of the Hawk Nv.
Mrs. Titus.
Voice-"Amouri viens alder" rSam-
son ct Dalila'1 ............ .Saint-Saens
Miss Mary Norman
vile" ...............-.~e.. .Rossint
Mrs. Nell Kemper McMurtrev .'''''''
.'Je suis Encore" cManon'0 .Massenet
"Gavotte" tManon'l ....... .Massenet
Mrs. Jessamine Fitch
Voice-'No. No stand That 1.-THE
Mrs Titus
Duet ~. Farewell; NV Loved One" THE
Witch of Salem'l ............. Cadman
Mrs. Stitt and Mrs Titus
Duett-"Eyery Flower" ("Madame But
Mrs Fitch and Miss Moormsn N'''-
Accompanies will he Mrs McMurtrev
and Miss Louise Swan.
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Fair Slides to
Be Shown at
Clubs Session

Slides of the Century of Progress
exposition in Chicago will be shown
at the meeting of the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's
Club at 8 Thursday night in the
Woman's Department Club. Miss
Kathryn TUrney Garten will present
a book review, and Miss Imogene
Pearson will play xylophone selec-
tions.
Arrangements are under the di-
rection of Section of the program
committee, including Mrs. Margaret
MarloWe, Mrs. Adah o. Frost and
Miss Agnes Cruise.
Miss Ferne D. Martin, chairman
of the transportation committee, has
arranged the program. Her assist
ants are Misses Anna K. Gieson,
Grace Lyons and Sophie Syvert.
Dinner reservations are in charge of
Miss Bess Hiatt, chairman of the
supper committee.
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Personals

Misses Marjorie Krull, Elysee
Crozier and Jean Southland will
spend the weekend at De PAW
university.
Miss Julianne Campbell will at
tend the Phi Kappa Psi spring
formal dance at Purdue university
tonight.
Miss Marjorie Wise will be a guest
at the Phi Delta Theta dance at
De Paw university tonight.
Miss Madge Mcpherson of Cleve-
land has returned for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Mcpherson, 3748 Winthrop
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rice of
Grand Rapids. Mich, are weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Lynn, 5611 Sunset lane.
Mrs. Hope Pfafflin who is visit
ing Mrs. Hugh A. Drum in Wash
ington will be entertained with a
dinner tonight at the Drum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dickinson Smith,
Sill Broadway, have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rollins of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins are
returning from a visit to Florida.
H. S. Agster, 1878 Brentwood ave-
nue., is at the Edgewater Beach in
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. E. A. MacManus, l East
Thirty sixth street, is visiting in
New York city.
Mrs. John H. Bookwalter and son
Charles, 2614 Sutherland avenue,
have returned from Hollywood, Fla.
Mrs. Talcott Powell, who recently
came from New York, spoke at the
annual Founders Day meeting of
the Indiana Vassar club today at
the Country Squire, Traders Point.
Mrs. Powell is a new member Of the
organization.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, honor
airy member of the Congressional
Club in Washington, D. c., attend
ed the silver anniversary meeting
held Friday at the home of Mrs.
Hebert Parsons. The meeting was
attended by Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt, Mrs. John N. Garner and by
members from all parts of the
country
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-29
Delta Zeta State Luncheon
Is Held at Columbia Club

Seifert, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pease of
Cincinnati, Miss Sabina T. Murray,
chaperon of the Alpha MI chapter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and
Captain and Mrs. Guy Harrison
Gale.
Mrs. Hubert M. Lundy, national
vice-president, and Mrs. Pease, ma
tional editor of the Lamp as honor
guests, responded with short talks
as they were introduced by Mrs.
Peterson, president of the Indian
apolis Alumnae Association.
The program included violin num-
berS by Misses Lucille Clark and
Maxine McPeek of the Ps; chapter
at Franklin college; a reading by
Miss Eta Forkel of Delta chapter at
De Paw; a dance revue by pupils Of
Miss Inez Houser, and Delta Zeta-
Past, Present and Future" written
by Mrs. Robert Gilmore and pre-
sented by Miss Westcott.
Alumnae associations of Delta,
Epsilon Psi and Alpha NJ held
business sessions following the
luncheon program.
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RECEPTION Is FOR
BISHOP CHARTRAND

Seniors of st. Agnes Academy will
be received into the alumnae club
Monday night when the Sisters of
Providence will honor Bishop Joseph
Chartrand at a formal reception.
Mrs. George j. Potts, assisted by
Mrs. William j. Freaney will act as
hostess, receiving guests and pre-
senting them to Bishop Chartrand.
Officers of the alumnae club will be
in the receiving line.
Misses Alice Jane Hessler and
Mary Frances Boyle are in charge
Of arrangements. During the recep-
ton Miss Rose Dowd, an alumnae
and student of st. Mary of the
Woods, will play harp selections.
Miss Henrietta Raitano is in charge
of other musical entertainment.
Gold and white will be used in
the decorations for the serving table.
The annual reunion of graduates
and former students will be in
cluded in the program.
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CANDIDATES TO BE
INITIATED SUNDAY

Formal initiation of candidates to
the Daughters of Isabella will be
held Sunday afternoon at the Cath
olic Community Center, 1910 North
Pennsylvania street. A reception
will follow the ceremonies.
The candidates are: Mesdames
Kathleen Ullrich, Adeline o. Nice
ly, Frances e. Perry, Prudence
Nelan, Helen Biehl, Margaret Fin
negan, Margaret Hanihan, G.. H.
Beckman, Clotilda M. McAllen,
Louis Feldman, Silas L. Dodd, and
Edward Elliott and Misses Rose
Hayes, Mary T. Horne, Dorothy
Blake, Helen Deal, Urdia M. Dyson,
Clara L. Steele, Dorothy Huse,
Grace Huse, Eunice A. Mallette,
Christine kaufman, Clara H. Sand
ers, Sophia Kaminsky, Marie Lene-
han, Norma Dalton and Wilma Pat
terSOn.
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Jewish Clubs
Final Session
to Be Monday

A travesty on committee reports,
entitled May Day Mischief" will be
presented by Mrs. Jack Harding,
program chairman, at the closing
meeting of the indianapolis section,
National Council of Jewish Women,
at 2:15 Monday in the KirShbaum
Community Center.
Three members will play a trio
piano composition. They are Mes
danes Simon Kiser, I. E. Solomon
and Isaac Marks.
Mrs. Sultan Cohen, president,
will be in charge of the business
meeting. Mrs. Jacob Solomon, chair
man of hospitality, and Mrs. Nor
ris Dee, vice, chairman, are arrang-
ing tea, to follow in the meeting.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Club Plans
Breakfast
on May Day
Department Club Event
Is for Members and
Friends.

A breakfast and bridge party for
members and friends will celebrate
May day Tuesday al the Women's
Department Club, 1902 North Meri-
dian street.
Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, chairman
of hostesses, is arranging a decora-
tive scheme of yellow and white.
Groups of ported plants, tied to-
gether with yellow and white tulle
will center the tables. The plants
will be favors for those attending
the party
Mrs. A. C. Barbour and Mrs.
Joseph M Miner are in charge of
the breakfast at 1870. The bridge
arrangements are being made by
Mrs. Frank C. Walker, chairman,
and Mrs. George w. Bowman, vice
chairman. Mrs. Edward L. Hall is
chairman of reservations.
Mrs. Smith will be assisted by
MeSdames M. H. Wallick, w. P.
Morton, E. L. Pedlow, Howard
Painter, A. F. WickeS, Clarence Wy
son, w. D. Hamer, L. A. Fleury,
Charles w. Field, S. F. Cline, Frank
Malott, Harry Plummer, Mark
Weber, Misses Bertha Edwards,
Pearl Kiefer and Bessie McLain.
Mrs. Victor G. Kendall is in charge
of bridge reservations, and Mrs. Hall,
Mrs. Charlton N. Carter, Mrs.
Thomas Davidson and Mrs. Merritt
E. Woolf, breakfast and bridge.
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widows. why shouldn't l be
with a husband and a father-in-law
who annually feel the urge?"
Just mention fish any hour Of the
day and these maniacs start rum
maging for bait" she lamented. Mr..
Denny will fish any place from Fall
creek to deep sea-"
The fishing season really has be-
gun officially with Eli Lilly and his
club spending this week at Lake
Wawasee. The group with their
stories-posSibly some proOf-are
expected to return this weekend.
Guests of Mr.. Lilly include Mr.
Denny, Sylvester Johnson, Anton
Vonnegut, Charles Latham and Fred
Appel, frequently described IS the
widest" addict Of all These men
annually desert their families for
week of undisturbed angling.
Mrs Henry Frenzel Jr. is upper
turbed by signs of fish-lure She
enjoys the sport herself. Il can't
bait a hook, but 1 like to sit in the
boat. I'm really not much good"
she admits.
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SOCIETY
TO PRESENT PLAY

Brown County VS.. Broadway" will
be presented by the Daughters of
Isabella at and 8 Sunday, May Z,
at the Cathedral auditorium. Mrs.
Charles B. Lines is general chair
man, assisted by Miss Mary Ryan,
tickets; Miss Stella Haugh, adver-
Using; and William Kiley Jr., pub
licity.
Charles B. Lines is directing
chorus of 100 voices, and Ivan Sara
noff is directing several dances to be
presented by pupils of the Indian
apolis Civic Ballet school.
Members of the cast include Joe
Swallow, Charles Quinn, James
Cooney, L. F. Murphy, Joe Ryce,
Elmer j. Knapke, Len Riley, Thomas
O'Connor, Bill Shine, Eddie Kreuger,
Mrs. John Nelan, and Misses Caro-
line j. Foltz, Stella Haugh, Marie
Pyle, Rosemary A. Lawlor, and Ann
Lucille Raitano.
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Prison MatrOn
Will Address
Church Group

Mrs. Edna Pauley will be INSTALL
ing officer at the session of the In
dianapolis Council of Women Tues
day in the Broadway Evangelical
church. Luncheon will be served
with Mrs. Wesley A. Rhodehamel in
charge.
The program will include a talk
by Mrs. Marion F. Gallup, matron
of the Womens prison; by Russell
D. Moore, assistant superintendent
of the Indiana reformatory, and O..
E. Haley, chaplain of the reforma-
tory. Mrs. w. H. HodgSon will be
in charge of the entertainment, and
Mrs. Cora Bernhard, the music.
Presidents of the sections will act
as hostesseS and members of the
Theta Tau Psi sorority will be
uShers. The decorations committee
includes Mesdames Walter Geisel,
Wayne Hill and Harold TruSler. Mrs.
Roy Graus and Mrs. James DUNCAN
are members of the registration
committee.
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SORORITY TO GIVE
MAY STYLE SHOW

Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority Of
the Butler college of education will
give a bridge party and style show
May 10 at Ayres' auditorium. Miss
Anna Mae Seng of Jasper is chair
man.
Installation of officers will be held
Monday night. New officers are:
Miss Carolyn Ackmann, president;
Miss Fleeta Edwards, rush captain;
Miss Rosalena Voeller, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Evelyn Edwards,
recording secretary; Miss Hattie
Lou Bridgford, treasurer; Miss Mar
garet Davis, sergeant; Miss Mary
Catharine MUIR, chaplain, and Miss
Ruth Wagner, historian.
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VOTERS LEAGUE TO
ARRANGE MEETING

The annual meeting of the Indi-
annapolis League of Women Voters
in May at the Woodstock Club will
be planned at the meeting of the
board of directors at 2 Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Thomas d.
Sheerin.
A report will be given by the
nominating committee. composed of
Mrs. James l.. Murray, chairman;
Mrs. Sheerin, Mrs. Ralph E. Carter
and Mrs. Walter S. Greenough.
Members of the Indianapolis
league, who will attend the conven-
ton of the Indiana league Thursday
and Friday at Bloomington are:
Mrs. Greenough, Mrs. Sheerin, Mrs.
Carter, MesdameS E. M. McNally. B.
c. Ellis, r. S. Sinclair, Lehman Dun
ming, G. r. Myers, S. N. Campbell
Warren K. Mannon and Miss Sara
Lauter.
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Miss Frances WCstcott as the
Seer of Delta Zeta" acted as master
of ceremonies at the seventeenth
annual state luncheon today at the
Columbia Club. A dance tonight
will conclude the state day celebra-
ton which is being attended by
alumnae and activeS from chapters
at De Paw, Indiana, Franklin and
Butler.
Patrons and patronesses fer the
dance include Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
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ENTERTAINMENT IS
GIVEN FOR GROUP

Ephanar Club members were en-
tertained by the Current Events
Club, Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. M. Raber, 1911 West
Thirty-firs street.
The afternoon program included
songs by Mrs. Lentir Biddlecomb, a
dramatic reading by Miss Dorothy
ProbSt, and songs by Terrell Scott.
Miss Florence Lanham talked on
"Glimpses Of Mexico"
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P. Scott, indianapolis, and Miss
Dorothy Pickett, Lafayette.
Covers were laid for approximate
ly $50 members of the sorority. Ia
bles were decorated with baskets Of
spring flowers and lighted with blue
candles in silver holders. tied with
wine tulle. A lighted reproduction
Of the sorority arrow hung above
the speakers table.
Activities will close with the
dance in the Travertine and Lin
coin rooms tonight.
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Patrons for Panhellenic May
Benefit Dance Selected

Frank Churchill, Henry Morgan,
Robert Berner, Noble Hiatt, Harry
Kerr. John Paul RagSdale, Charles
Binkley. Emory Baxter, Ray Coates,
Paul E. Suits, Graeme B. Supple,
George Taylor, Paul Fifer and Rob-
ert Clark.
Robert Brewer, Laurence Clark,
L. A. Turnock, Ross Coffin, Frank
Hatfield, C. R. Hamilton, E. D.
Taggart, William Hutchinson, Paul
Summers, Robert D. Coleman, Har-
old Boyd, Leslie M. DeVoe and A.
r. Vestal; Misses Edith Allen, Helen
Adolay, Florence Mcdonald, Bere-
nice GaSkins, Elizabeth Roberts, Ida
B. White. Lillian Martin, Harriet
Kistner, Ruby Hamilton, Helen
Lilly, Martha Lands and Isabel
Eddy, DR.. and Mrs. James c. Carter.
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The feminine influence is exhibited in the pur-
chase of mems clothing according to Collins observa
tons, since 60 per cent of the clothing worn by men
is selected for them by women
AS important in the fashions for men as dust
ruffles and wide shoulders to women is the use
of Palm Beach cloth this season. This fabric will be
used for sports evening and business suits Navy
blue and brown will be developed in sack suits of Palm
Beach, and colored sports coats of the material
are to be worn with plain colored Stacks.
The most unusual adaptation of the material will
be in formal clothing which Collins predicts will fea
ture black Palm Beach peated trousers, in Tuxedo
style, to be worn with white coats and vests.
For informal evening wear, white Palm Beach coats
will be without vests, and with darker trousers
Victory, light weight corduroy, which be
secured in practically all colors is to be fashioned into
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gram, accompanied by Mrs. Douglas
H. White. Mrs. Charles Gaunt will
play several harp numbers.
Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will talk on
"The New Art in the Modern Eng
liSh Novels" at the meeting of the
Heyl Study Club. Mrs. Henry E
Won Grimenstein will discuss The
Art in the Modern Biography"
Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham, 342e
North Illinois street, will be host
ess for the meeting of the Proctor
Club when Mrs. William F. Fox will
present the history of the club.
Mrs. H. B. Pearce will be hostess
for the meeting of tie Hoosier tour
list Club. Mrs. F. G. Robinson, Mrs.
Roy Peterson and Mrs. Dwight
Murphy will present the afternoons
program.
Irvington Chautauqua Club will
meet with Mrs. Harry Simpson, Col
lege avenue. Mrs. d. E. Kramer will
present Chamber Music" and Mrs.
Max Critchf1eld and Mrs. Simpson
will give the Music Of Mozart"
Gardens to the Fore" will be the
topic discussed by Mrs. Carl E.
Stone at the meeting of the Irv-
ington Home Study Club which
will meet with Mrs. Fred D. Still,
$50 North Audubon road.
Women's auxiliary to the r. M.
A. will hold May luncheon at the
Womans Department Club with
Mrs. Clarence j. Finch chairman in
charge.
WEDNESDAY
The Irvington Mothers Study
Club will hold guest day at the
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur j. Randall, $500 East st. Clair
street.
A report Of the National Coun-
Gil Of Catholic Women will be given
at the meeting of the Irvington
Catholic Womans Study Club with
Mrs. William j. Betz as hostess.
Chapter F, P. E. o. Sisterhood
will hold a birthday party at the
home Of Mrs. Bert Johnson, Alps
Broadway. Mesdames George Van
Dyke, Gibson Adams, j. P. Whit
myre, Peter Crockett and j. P. Laatz
are in charge of the program.
THURSDAY
Ladies Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. j. F. Matthews, 1922 Park
avenue.
Mrs. E. F. Main, Forest Manor
road, will be hostess for the meet
ing Of the Pierian Study Club.
Mrs P. H. Yant, 2440 Park ave-
nue., will be hostess for the 1896
luncheon meeting of the Aftermath
Club. Mrs. T. w. Demmerly will
lead the discussion Of Prominent
American Women"
FRIDAY
Mrs. William Remy, a East Fifty
fourth street, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Culture Club. Mrs
Walter Carpenter will talk or
Gandhi.
Guest day will be held by the
indianapolis Woman's Club at the
Propylaeun.
SATURDAY
Miss Anna CASTOR and Miss Hulda
Hanson will be hostesses for the
meeting of the Saturday Afternoon
Literary Club.
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LUNCHEON IS FOR
LEGION AUXILIARY

A covered dish luncheon and
bridge party will be held by aux
iIiary to indianapolis Post 4, Ameri-
can Legion, Tuesday, at the home
of the president, Mrs. Clarence r.
Martin, 2027 North Delaware street.
Mrs. w. r. Mcclellan. social
chairman, is being assisted by Mes
danes A. H. NJ. Graves, Louis
Markum. A j. Steinberg, w. J..
Overmire and Catherine Coleman.
Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Ralph HeSler
are in charge of reservations.