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Card Parties

Ladies Auxiliary to the o. of R. G.
will hold a card party at 2 Monday
afternoon at the Banner Whitehill
auditorium.
Degree team of Gold Mound
Council AS D. of P. will hold a
card party at $3.50 tonight at the
home of Mrs. Joe Glezen, 1908 Villa
avenue.
Lavelle- Gossert auxiliary 908, V. of
F. W., will hold euchre and bunco
party at $3.50 Friday night in the
hall, King avenue and Walnut
street. Mrs. Gertrude Kremer is
chairman.
The next in the series of card
parties sponsored by. the Sacred
Heart church will be held at and
$3.50 Sunday in the parish hall, Meri-
dian and Union streets. Miss
Christina Roell is chairman.
Lauter Mothers Club will hold a
card party and dance at 8 tonight
in the clubrooms, 1909 West Market
street.
Mrs. H. A. Peters will be hostess
of the benefit card party to be held
at 8 tonight at the japanese
Gardens.
Mrs. Leroy Reach, social chair
man of the Marion County Demo-
cratic Woman's Club, has appointed
Mrs. Thad Brown chairman. and
Mrs. Martin H. Walpole, co-chair-
man of the card party to be held
Tuesday at the Banner-Whitehill
auditorium.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Crum, 1920
North Pennsylvania street, have re-
turned from wintering in Miami
Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Biggers, 909
East drive, Woodruff Place, have re-
turned from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hum
phrey and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lau-
ION of Dayton, O., are visiting Mrs
oscar Painter, 100 West drive
Woodruff Place, for the weekend
Misses Margaret Spicklemire and
Dorothy Turpin attended the In
diana Junior Prom at Bloomington
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Steinmetz
and son have returned from a three
months stay in Florida.
Major and Mrs. Edward L. Mckee
of Los Angeles Cal, will visit Mrs
Edward L. Mckee, l443 North
Pennsylvania street, this weekend
Mrs. Adelaide Dunno of Beverly
Hills, Cal, is visiting her sister
Miss Alice E. Henry, 1927 North
Pennsylvania street. Miss Irene
Dunno, Mrs. DUNES daughter is
visiting her husband in Chicago,
and will stop in Indianapolis for a
few days before returning to the
coast to resume her work in motion
pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Chapman,
5640 College avenue. are visiting at
the Roosevelt in New York.
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No1U Purses for Little Ladies

ME most complete line of chdrens has
Il display in the H P WATSON All of the
ladies evident
unusual fabrics small
chiefs may be tucked.
red felt beret matching purse
features that will intrigue
one side with cunning silver duck which
lifted,
IN which tiny vanity be carried.
An interesting
striped scarf with grown-up the
same material small envelope
other of the design also with matching purse
cotton print decorated with tiny figures
shaped bags bright chill
drens brghtcoored
decorated with leather metal
tailored bows leather.
For the tiny girl there pouch bags very
small! with chubby "keWpieo decorations in brigh
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the program, will be accompanied by
Mesdames E. G. Johnson, o. M
Jones, H. H. Arnholter, Earl Noggle
j. Harry Green, and Miss Mary
Elizabeth johnson.
The program follows:
-Greensburg Music Circle
Vocal selections by the GreenSburg high
school contest winners.
"Adleu ForetS Jeanne dare ....,..
Mrs. Green ''-'-O " ''-'
Organ-"Thou Art the Rock" go. .Mulet
Miss johnson
Vocal-c s1,2{s Flower .c sdn1R,
Mrs. aree gym Mrs. Arnhoter. Mrs. Ja Snsat
Mrs. Jones
String Romance" Mozart
Mrs. Il. Mckee. Mrs. f. Tiche noc"T MIS- i
Loretta Reed. Carl Grouleff
sally in Our Alley" nth Century
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Arnhooiter. Mrs s''''
,, Jones
Sonny Bow ............. -. ,currar
vocal-Indian Mountain Song. .Cadmar
Might Is Calling" ............ Brown
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Arnholter. Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Jarrard
Accompanies for the groups will be Mrs
Noggle and Miss Johnson.
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TO
BE CLUB SPEAKER

Glenn A. Black. archeologist for
the Indiana historical society, will
speak on the program of the May
meeting of the Butler Luncheon
Club Monday in the Columbia Club
Members of the cast of the 1893
Fairview Follies will present num-
bers from the show, to be held next
Friday and Saturday at Caleb Mills
hall. Miss Geraldine Kuntz
soprano, and Joe Macy, tenor, will
dance, and Corliss MaXam and
Pearce McClelland will appear in
a clog dance.
Paul Weer is chairman of the
meeting. Mrs. Everett Schofield
and Mrs. E. E. Sims are assisting.
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Pi Phis and members of the Moth
ers Club of the local chapter. Mrs.
George Elliott, pianist, and Miss
Ruby Winters, soloist, will provide
musical entertainment.
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, retiring presi-
dent, and Mrs. Frank Hatfield, in
coming president.
The tea table will be laid with A.
lace cloth and lighted with white
tapers in crystal candelabra. Bowls
OF Talisman and Johanna Hill roses
and sweet peas will be arranged in
the dining and entertaining rooms.
Miss Ethel Curryer is chairman of
assistants.
The closing meeting of the club
will include installation of officers
and entertainment of the June
seniors of the active chapter.
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MONDAY

G.. H. A. Cloves will discuss ere
cent Observations on the Mechan-
ism of Vital Function" at the meet
ing of the indianapolis Literary
Club.
Mrs. Robert Stokes, 7720 West
field road, will be hostess for the
luncheon meeting of the Welfare
Club.
Irvington Coterie Club will OBJ
serve guest day at its twenty-flfth
anniversary meeting. The COM
mittee in charge includes Mesdames
Tyler Oglesby, o. H. Bakemeier,
John A. Brown, G. Walter McCarty,
James w. Denny, G. E. Donnell, E.
D. Donnell.
The Review Club will meet with
Mrs. George O'Connor, Ass Park
avenue. Talks will be given by
Mrs. Albert Seaton and Mrs. Ed
ward GaSs.
Mrs. Fred Kemper will talk on
Indians at the meeting of the Wom-
ems Municipal Gardens Depart
ment Club. The board will meet at
|. followed by a business meeting
at 2 and a tea with Mrs. William
Seward as hostess.
Mrs. Hiram E. Cunningham, 90
North Arlington, will be hostess for
the meeting of Chapter P, P. E. o.
SiSterhood Mrs. William G.. Gard
ner will discuss Mrs. S. Undset Of
Norway.
Present Day Club will observe
guest day, with Mesdames P. A.
Campbell, G. A. Cook, S. P. Mat
thews and j. w. Sewage in charge.
Hostesses for the Irvington Circle
of the Child Conservation League
of America are Mrs. James G.
Wood and Mrs. Sydney Brown. Mrs.
James Hall will give a book review.
Mrs. M. B. Moseley will be dis
cussion leader for the meeting of
the Chapter c., P. E. o. Sister,
hood.
Music committee Of the Monday
Club will be in charge of the music
week celebration of the group. The
board will meet at l. The business
meeting has been postponed.
Third Ward WomenS Democratic
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Connolly, 81 West Twentieth
street, at 8. Miss Julia Landers
will be the speaker.
General John A. Logan chapter Of
Daughters of the Union will hold a
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IS
GIVEN FOR PARTY

Harley w. Rhodehamel Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley w. Rhodeha-
mel entertained a group Of young
friends at a dinner-dance Friday
night at the Meridian Hills Coun-
try Club.
Those in the party will be Misses
Helen Griffith, Sylvia Griffith, Laura
Sheerin, Nancy Campbell, Patricia
Eaglesfield, Janet Sinclair, Ruth
Fishback, Harriet Patterson, Bar
bara Brown, Jane AXtell, Judy Pres
ton, Margaret Wohlgemuth and Sue
Ann Everleigh, Alan Appel, John
Masters, Albert Goldstein, Walter
Kuhn, Don Test, Malcolm McDer-
mid, Ward Hackleman, Russell Ry-
an, John Ryan. Richard Weaver,
John Jamer, Jim Sipe, Alfred Piel
and Alex Holiday.
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The Weeks Calendar for CityS Clubs

guest meeting at the home of Mrs.
McKelvey. Mrs. w. D. keenan,,
Mrs. Roy Graves and Edward j.
Hecker. Other chapters will be
guests.
Mrs. Orville Ntwton, BOT East
Thirty-fourth street, will be hostess
for the Inteer Arts Club meeting.
Misses Ruth Anne Carson, Joan
johnson and Mrs. Oscar Jose Jr.
will present the program.
Cervus Club will hold card party
at the Antlers. Mrs. L. E. Echart
and Mrs. F. Echart will be hostesses.
The board of the club will meet at
12:45.
Regular meeting of the II jana
lie Club will be held at l at the
Snively tearoom. Officers will be
elected. Mrs. w. L. Meyers and
Mrs. Robert l.. Price are in charge.
TUESDAY
Inter Ala Club will meet with
MIS. raymond "A. BalWeg, 4915
North Capitol avenue. Mrs. l.. A.
Turnock will talk on 1.-THE Far Away
Bride"
Independent Social Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Frances
Lynn Sandy, 1894 Sutherland ave-
nue..
Rhythmic Voices of the New Age"
will be the theme of the meeting of
the Irvington Tuesday Club with
Mrs. Jennie Jeffries, 1929 University
avenue, as hostess.
Mrs. Bertram Day, 46 Audubon
place, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Stansf1eld Social Work.
ers' circle. Mrs. Robert Armstrong
will lead devotions.
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Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will observe music week with dis
cussions on women in music: Cecile
Chaminade, Clara Schumann and
Louise Homer.
Mrs. G. Frederick Schmidt is pro-
gram chairman for the guest day
meeting of the To Kalon Club at
the Avalon Country Club.
Woman's Press club of Indiana
Will meet at the Columbia club.
City editors of Indianapolis news
papers will talk.
Officers of the Irvington Friend
ship Circle will be elected at the
covered dish luncheon meeting.
Amicitia club will observe asso-
ciate members day with Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith as chairman.
Alpha Delta Latreian club will
meet at Foster Hall on the James
K. Lilly estate. William Shannon
Will present an organ recital.
Mrs. Harry R. Fitton and Mrs.
william M. Louden will present the
program for the meeting of the
Fortnightly Literary club.
Mrs. Forest Chenoweth will be
hostess for the Irvington chapter of
the Epsilon Sigma Omicron. Mrs.
Barton A. Johnson will review "a
Son of the Middle Border" and Miss
Ruth Fee will lead the current
events.
Mrs. Leon Russell, 2719 Station
street, will entertain the worthy
matrons of 1929 with a covered dish
luncheon.
Marion County chapter of the
American War Mothers will meet at
1870 at the Columbia Club, with
Mrs. r. E. Remington presiding.
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COterie Club
Will Observe
Anniversary

Twenty-ffth anniversary of the
Irvington Coterie club will be OBJ
served with a guest meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Fred NJ Crowell, 322
Downey avenue Monday.
Mrs. Forrest Davis, only living
charter member of the group, will
assist Mrs. Tyler Oglesby, president
in welcoming the guests. Others
assisting will be Mesdames G. Wal
ter Mccarthy, o. H. Bakemeier, j.
A. Brown, E. D. Donnell, G. E. DON
nell and James w. Denny.
Miss Margaret Harrison, violinist
and Mrs. Helen Harrison Daley
harpist, will present "Transquita,' "
eye Who Have learned" and Song
Without Words" Miss Dorothy Till
man will give the dramatic reading,
Smiling Thru; and Billy Shirley
boy soprano, accompanied by Mrs
Inez Shirley, will sing Twilight "
Trees" and "Sunbeams."
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Guests Will
Be Feted by
Travel Club
Dinner Event Will Be
Held Wednesday at
Lincoln.

Mrs. S. R. Artman, Mrs. John w.
Thornburgh and Mrs. Burt E. Kim
mel will be honor guests at the May
day dinner of the international
Travel Study Club to be held
Wednesday in the Travertine room
of the Lincoln.
Preceding the dinner, reception
will be held at at which the Of
ficers of the federation will be in
the receiving line.
Other guests of honor will be
MeSdameS David Ross, Carl w.
Foltz, and Felix I. McWhirter. Mrs.
Thornburgh, retiring president, will
introduce the guests and the incom-
ing president, Mrs. Kinmel.
The program will include a
lecture and tableau to be given by
Mrs. Artman and members of the
federation; a grand march featuring
members dressed in native costumes
of the countries studied this year
by the group, and flower show.
Mrs. Pearl Fibiger is in charge OF
the arrangements; Mrs. Frank
Kinzie, the pagent and Mrs. Fan
meta Hitz Brady, the musical pro-
gram.
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Editor VIII address AIun111ae
Club at Guest MEETING

Talcott Powell, editor of The In
dianapolis Times, will be the speaker
for the annual guest meeting of
the indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi, which will be held next
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Sam
uel o. DUNCAN, 1901 North Merid-
ian street.
Guests will include friends Of
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SPONSOR
FOR TRAVEL TALK

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will talk
on Shadow and Sunshine in
Australia" at 23O Tuesday at the
Central Christian church under the
auspices of the Bethany Helpers
The lecture is held for the benefit
of the Bethany Assembly Golden
Jubilee which will be held at
Bethany park in August. \
The committee in charge includes
Mesdames G.. 1. Hoover, Effie Gun
ningham, Curtis Hodges, Charles
Anderson, c. w. Pittman and E. c.
Rumpler. A dinner for men and
women will be held following the
lecture in the church rooms. G. L
Hoover, president of the assembly
will preside.
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Linen Shower
Will Be Given
Maxine Biddle

Miss Maxine Biddle, a bride-elect,
will be honored at a linen shower to
be given by Mrs. Lloyd D. Newlin
at 8:15 tonight. The marriage of
Miss Biddle to Paul E. Frey will
take place May 20.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Wayne A. Reddick.
Appointments will be in pink and
green, and spring flowers will deco
rate the rooms.
Guests with Miss Biddle will be
Mrs. Bessie Biddle, mother of the
ELECT, Mrs. Elias Frey of Pen
dleton, mother of the bridegroom
elect, Mrs. K. o. Baker, Mrs. Lovice
Warren, Misses Mildred Lawlor,
Gwendolyn Schort, Evelyn Hen
schen, Naomi Guild, Helen Bradley,
Helen Vincent, Thelma Wallace,
Grace and Mary Curran, Joan Free
man, Margaret Mosley, Mary Brown,
Ann Martin and Thelma Fenwick.
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ALUMNAE CHAPTER
WILL FETE GUESTS

Mrs. Scott R. Brewer will be
hostess for the guest day meeting
of the Indianapolis Alumnae chap
ter of the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority at 2:30 next Saturday at the
Arthur Jordan hall.
Assisting Mrs. Brewer will be
Miss Eleanor Moran, Miss Gretchen
Mueller, MeSdameS Edward L. Mick.
Floyd Mannon, Louis Kirkhoff, Karl
Nessler, George w. Klein and Ellis
B. Jackson.
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Democrats to
Be Hosts at
Dinner Event

Mrs. Paul v. McNutt, Mrs. Will
liam Storen and Mrs. Philip Lutz
Jr, will be honor guests at the din
ner meeting of the Statehouse
Democratic club at $50 Tuesday
night at the Marott.
George ]. Marott will welcome the
group and give a short talk. Host
esses for the evening include Misses
Frances Prathers, Dorothy Rogers,
Marian Bruck, Virginia Thortahn,
Iona Jackson and Lorraine Nephans.
Miss Mabel Rose has arranged the
program which will be presented by
Mu Phi Epsilon, national musical
sorority in the Hunters lodge. Misses
Imogene Pierson, Thelma Thomp-
son, Maud Custer, Mrs. Selma
Scearcy and Mrs. Irene Heppner
will take part in the program. Ac-
companistS will be Miss Ruth Otte
and Misses Louise Swan and Hilda
Rllrrichter.
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quite as enthusiastic as I am" Mrs
Coburn explained as she seated her
self in the midst of the confusion OF
just being moved" Mr. Coburn is
the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. William
Henry Coburn.
Il always wanted a shop and
studied antiques and interior decor
at.ng in New York and Paris.
never dreamed I'd really have one
until Mr.. Coburn and I returned
from Europe with so large a collec-
ton we had to store it" she re-
called.
Chateau Is Built
That was about two years ago
1t was the little white house by the
canal that stored the overflow. Low
ers of "objets d. art and furniture
glamored with age visited the base
ment shop and became regular Gus
toners.
Then the Coburns built a little
French chateau by the river, or
Seventy-second and Fitch road
They walled themselves in with
their Provincial treasures. They
decided it would be fun to run home
for lunch on the cobbled terrace
The little white house was near, sc
it became the shop.
A Franklin stove from the old
Henry d. Pierce home at 1415 North
Meridian street sends out its
warmth. The stove is over hun
dred years old and built to resemble
Fireplace.
Stairs Give Quaint Touch
A mantel from another old home
is appointed with brass Adams
period CRATES. Old three-cornered
pine cabinets hold glass imports and
"hens and chickens" An early
American Dutch cabinet displays
blue milk glass.
The quaintest touch of all is the
winding, precipitous stairs leading
to the attic with its wide floor
boards and sloping ceiling. Here
are the furniture treasures.
Come back next summer when my
old-fashioned garden is in bloom
and the flowers ramble down to
the canal" she called as she turned
to busy herself with last minute ar
rangements of her new shop.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Mrs. j. E. Hampton is general
chairman of the spring card party
to be held by the Children's Sun
shine Club of Sunnyside, May Is
at the Banner Whitehill auditorium.
Proceeds will go toward the club
welfare work at the Marion County
tuberculosis hospital.
Mrs. Hampton will be assisted by
Mesdames c. L. Bogert, IRE Frazer,
Harry P. German, A. j. Ammon
Eugene Blackburn, G.. F. Kirby
Harry Kennel, d. P. Barrett, I. H
Derby, w. T. Cochrane and Henry
Cook.
The club will meet at 2 Wednes-
day at the Fletcher American bank
for annual reports and installation
of club officers.
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SOrOrities

Alpha chapter of Omega NJ Tau
sorority will entertain rusheees. with
a tea Sunday afternoon at the Lin
coin. Miss Eloise Amacher, chair
man, will be assisted by MeSdameS
Constance Callahan and Thelma
Wattleworth.
I. d. K. club will hold pledge serv-
ices Monday night at the home of
Miss Mary Tedrowe, 1915 Barth ave-
nue., for the following pledges:
Misses Ann Marie Hutzel, Lillian
Jensen and Mrs. George England.
Phi chapter of the Delta Chi Sig
ma sorority, will meet Monday night
at the home of Miss Beverly Var
borough, 800 Congress.
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Miss EIy Hostess

Miss Vivian B. Ely will be hostess
for the benefit card party to be
given next Wednesday night by the
Woman's Athletic Club at the Hoo
sier Athletic club. Her assistants
will be Misses Noami Fike, Kath-
airline Thompson, Lillian Nieman,
Edna Free, Louise Ely, Amelia For
berger, Lille Rice, Mrs. Ed Guth,
and Mrs. Mary Wilcox.
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IS
SET FOR SUNRISE

Miss Martha Heller will be in
stalled as president Of the Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority in a sunrise service
Sunday when the pledges will be
honored by the seniors, followed by
the annual May breakfast. Miss
Geraldine Kuntz, retiring president,
will be installing officer.
Others taking the oath of office
will be Misses Frances Wysong, vice
president and rush captain: Rose
mary Ford, secretary; Louise Miklo-
vic, treasurer; Elizabeth Smith,
guard, and Emma Helkema, house
manager.
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BERNICE DARNALL
IS WE'D IN OHIO

The marriage of Miss Bernice
Carlene Darnall to G. G. Stewart
of Lima, O., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence E. Steward of cambridge,
has been announced by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Darnall
The ceremony took place April % at
the home of the brides parents.
The couple left for Lima where
they be at home. The bride is a
graduate of Butler university and a
member of the Alpha Delta Pi
sorority and Mr.. Steward is a grad
uate of De PAW university and at
tended Columbia university. He is a
member of the Delta Epsilon fra
ternity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Boyer, 1863
Central avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Thelma Boyer, to John D. Jones,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin l.,
Jones, 231 Hampton drive. The
couple will be at home at 1902
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Richard Mills is a mem
Der of the committee arranging
the benefit dance to be held next
Saturday night at the Columbia
club under the auspices Of the
indianapolis Panhellenic Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Elwood Kay Watson was
Miss Opal V. Harris, daughter Of
Mrs. Orville A. Hawkins, before
her marriage May in Robinson,
Ill. Mr.. Watson Is a graduate of
De Paw university where he was
member of Phi Kappa Psi and
Sigma Delta fraternities.
Mrs. Ellard Duane is president
of the st. Vincent Hospital
Guild which is observing Hos
pital day" with open house and
a tea Sunday afternoon May IA,
in the Louis de Merillac hall.
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Talk Is for Mothers

Mrs. Lena Davenport will give a
talk, illustrated with lantern slides.
at the luncheon meeting of the Pi
Beta Phi Mothers Club Monday at
the chapter house, 800 West Forty
third street. Mrs. Bert Beasley is
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Robert Wands, Harold Curtis and A.
E. ScreeS.
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PARTY for Mothers

Phi Sigma sorority will entertain
mothers Of members Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Harold
Settlers, 5743 Haverford avenue. The
program will include music by Mrs.
Settlers and Miss Bertha hammers.
Polly Jane Murphy will give a read
ing and a play, Who Am II" will
be presented by the sorority.
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Deldu Meetinq

May meeting of the Perry Town
ship Council of Republic Women.
scheduled for Monday at the home
of Mrs. LaVon Colbren, 4107 Bow
man avenue, has been postponed
until June.
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Pupil Will Sinq

Alfred Morgan of Knightstown,
former pupil of Glen Friermood,
will give a song recital at Sunday
afternoon at the Spink-Arms in
connection with the exhibition of
paintings there. Morgan just re-
turned from Paris.
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CHINA RESIDENT Is
HONOR GUEST

Mrs. H. Horton Humphrey, l East
Thirty-sixth street, entertained with
a bridge party Friday afternoon at
her home, in honor of Mrs. Frank A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and son Jack
are visiting Mrs. A. w. Tompkins.
1927 Park avenue, for several
months.
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Sorority VIII GiUe Program
to Celebrate Music Week

Ex-members of Sigma Alpha Iota,
national professional music sorority,
will assist the Greensburg Music
Circle with a program celebrating
national music week. Mrs. E. H.
Jarrard, who assisted Miss Florine
Tillson of Greensburg in arranging
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PZednes Are Guests

Pledges of the Sigma Delta zeta
sorority will be guests at the meet
ing at Monday night at the home
of Miss Mayme Hamilton, McFar-
land road.
Pledges are Misses Isabel Sutton,
r helma Biehl, Marie Schuster and
arabelle and Melba Woolery.
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EVENT IS FOR NEW
CHURCH MEMBERS

New members of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned at a May breakfast at 80
Tuesday with women members as
hostesses. Mrs. Anita Scott, chair
man, will be assisted by hoSteSseS
and committees selected from the
Council of Women societies.
Miss Mary Norman will sing
accompanied by Mrs. G. F. Hyde
Miss Mary Alice Click leads a trio
which will entertain.