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by Misses Ruth Landy, Sophie AL
pert, Stella Berkowitz, Ruth Gold
berg, Bertha Epstein and Kalah
Larman. There also will be a mu-
steal program.
Following the dinner those who
wish may play cards. The chairman
of the after dinner entertainment
is Miss Mollie Levinsky. Miss
Geraldine Young is general chair
man for the affair and Miss Rose
Levin, chairman of the telephone
committee. Reservations should be
made with Miss Young by Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Schlessinger, presi-
dent, will preside.
Mrs. Erich, a graduate of the
University of Michigan, is a mem
Der of the national board of Hadas-
sab, president of the Michigan
Region Of Hadassah, and is active
on the board of governors of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, Council
of Jewish Women and other civic
and religious movements in De-
troit.
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P. E. O. Group
to Celebrate
9th Birthday

The P. E. o. Sisterhood will cele-
brate its sixty-fourth anniversary
Saturday, with a luncheon and
meeting of all members in the
Travertine room of the Lincoln.
The council will be in charge OF
the arrangements, with Mrs. David
Fox, president, as chairman.
Mrs. William Craigle of Chapter
G will be in charge of the candle
lighting service; Mrs. Cecil Stalna-
ker of Chapter F, in charge Of dec
orations; Mrs. j. Karl Mathers of
Chapter @, chairman of invitations;
Mrs. c. H. Eberhard, Chapter S,
chairman of program; and Mrs. E
Fivecoate of Chapter P, chairman
of publicity.
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Music Sorority
Meeting to Be
Held Thursday

The regular meeting of the Beta
chapter of Kappa Alpha Gamma,
musical sorority, will be held at 8
Thursday at the home of the music
chairman, Mrs. Marie Kyle, 1926
Leonard street. Miss Gertrude
White will be sponsor of the meet
ing.
Grieg is the composer to be
studied, and different members of
the organization will play Grieg
compositions. Mrs. G. E. King,
guest soloist and president of the
Alpha chapter, will sing several
songs. Mrs. George Maurice will
speak on the music of the country.
New officers for the year are:
President, Mrs. v. N Wayman who
succeeded to the chair upon the res
ignation of Mrs Shea Smith, and
secretary, Miss Jenny Kornblum.
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BOnar Craner
Program Here
Is Announced

Bomar Cramer, who will appear
in a recital Friday night at Caleb
Mills hall, sponsored by Sigma Al
pha Iota and Mu Phi Epsilon, ma
tional musical sororities, has an
nounced the program. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Allegro non troppo ma energico.
Anoante con esDressione.
ScherZo.
Introduzione Finale
"Poissons dor; iSSSwaId
"Etude Ta6leau> OPUS So No. s. .. ,DeD0''v
"Marche chinoise" (RossignoiI '' ',l"i"
'.'..............iI.. stravinski-szanto
English Suite. e minor" Bach
Prelude.
Allemande.
COurante.
Sarabande.
PasSepied.
Clique.
"Etudes symphoniuues Opus IT,.
Cramer will present the same pro-
gram Jan. 81 at Town hall in New
York.
Tickets may be obtained from
Miss Gladys Alwes, 80 Monument
circle. The concert is being given
for the benefit of the scholarship
funds of the sororitieS.
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Frenchnan to
Give Address
for Alliance

MY Normandy" will be described
by Michael Cotton of Paris, France
at the meeting of the Alliance Fran
calSe Thursday night in the Wash
ington.
Cotton, who recently was gradu-
ated from L'escole Superieur de Com
merce of Paris, is making his first
visit to the United States. He is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. SEVERN
Buschmann, 5122 Washington boule-
ward, who visited his home in Paris
and in Normandy when they were
abroad last year.
He lives with his mother in Paris
but spends all his summers in Nor
mandy. His father, Captain Georges
Cotton, an officer in the French
army during the World war, was
killed at Verdun.
Mrs. Louise De Mart Leonard will
sing a group of old folk songs of
Normandy, accompanied by Mrs
JacQueline Ulbrich
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Alunlnae of Alpha Chi Omega
Plan for State Luncheon

Plans for the annual state lunch
con and dance in the Riley room of
the Claypool, Saturday, Feb IS,
were announced by Mrs. F. c. Tuck
er, president, at a luncheon meet
ing of the Beta Beta alumnae chap
ter of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, to-
day at the home of Mrs. S. B.
Walker. 3454 East Fail Creek park
way.
Mrs. Robert L. Mason was named
general chairman, with Mrs. Paul
Isenharger in charge of the lunch
con riosram: Miss Louise Griffin,
chairman OF decorations: Miss Nor
ma Davidson, chairman of dance
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COLUMBIA CLUB TO
HOLD BRIDGE

Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue will be
hostess for the luncheon bridge to
be given Wednesday at the Colum-
bia Club.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Herbert Fuerstenberg, Henley P
Davis, John K. Ruckelshaus, E. S.
O'Neill, Vernon Ray, Richard w
Hennsessey, Carl w. Quiesser and
George Watts of Knightstown.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
TO STAGE DANCE

Mrs. Omer Hawkins is chairman
of the committee arranging a bene-
fit dance to be given tonight by the
Twelfth district American Legion
auxiliary drum corps in the Antlers
Assisting the chairman are Mrs
William Long and Mrs. Christina
McClary.
The hospitality committee is COM
posed of Mesdames Henning john
son, Thelma Jones, Leland Dyer,
Jesse Ray, Roy o. Rairdon, Kurt G
Francke, Forrest Monroe, Eva Van
Meter, James Andrus, Lucille Maize,
William Schultz, Roy Volstead,
Gladys Sullivan, Lillian Schweiter
Eddie Munchoff and Misses Geneva
Hickman, Thelma Douglass, La
Verne IngSted and Irma Huff.
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%eAANAo hSo4ot4AlB Will W OllICeIS Oh
the local branch: Mesdames Arthur
l.. Gilliom, president; J. H. He
witt, secretary. and Alfred Hogston,
treasurer; and officers of the State
group, Mesdames C. French Glenn
ents, president; 1. N. Trent, first
vice president; Walter Myers, sec
ond president; Roy M. Friedley,
recording secretary, and Clarence
Martin, treasurer.
Trio to Give Program
A musical program will be pro-
vided by the Bernat trio, composed
of Saul Bernat, violinist; Mrs. Saul
Bernat, cellist, and Mrs Lucille
Wagner, pianist. Their program will
inclI'de
Trio Londonderry Air .............
.HuimofeSaue '....'..'...'.....'.. AulIn
Perpetual Motion ....... ........... Ries
Trio lebestraum" .......... Franz List
'Scherzo' ................-.....V Van Goens
Mrs. Glenn Shoptaugh will give a
selection of readings, including The
Famine" from THE Songs Of Hia-
watha"; Ma 'moiselle," by Florence
Guertin: "Moriah's Mourning" by
Ruth McEnery Stuart, and dialect
numbers.
State Club to Elect
Tickets may be obtained Monday
afternoon from Mrs. George Cole in
the senate chamber; Mrs. William F.
Werner in the house of representa-
tives, and Mrs. Posey Kline at the
Claypool.
Officers Of the State Club will be
elected at a luncheon meeting at
1890 Thursday in the Claypool
The nominating committee, COM
posed of Mrs. Byers, chairman Mrs.
Sam Benz and Mrs. Edgar A. Per-
kins, will submit its report.
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DRAMA GROUP TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

The drama department OF the
Municipal Gardens Department
club will hold a regular meeting
Wednesday night at the community
house. Four plays will be dis
cusSed.
RehearSals for 20 joys San" a
japanese play by Catherine Cav
inaugh, to be presented in behalf
of the Leisure Hour club with James
Forsythe as coach. are scheduled to
begin Immediately.
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National Head
of Sorority to
Visit at Butler

Miss Mabel Lee Walton, national
president of Sigma Sigma Sigma,
national educational sorority, will
visit the Butler university college of
education chapter Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The alumnae chapter will give a
dinner Wednesday night in the Co
lumbia Club when Miss Dorothy
Yagerline, president, will preside.
Pledges of the chapter will give a
stunt in charge Of Miss Nancy
Carter
The dinner is being arranged by
Misses Mary Koch, Frances Botkln
and Frances Hellmann.
Miss Walton will be a guest at the
chapter house, 2341 North Delaware
street.
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TRI KAPPA GROUP
WILL HOLD BRIDGE

Tri Kappa Club will hold dinner
bridge at the Sheffield Inn at 6
Monday night
officers Of the organization, re-
Gently elected, are Misses Helen Ell
lott, president; Eva Abbott, vice
president; Lillian Boggs, correspond =
ing secretary; Frances McNees, re-
cording secretary; Ada Alverson,
treasurer, and Adeline Hill, pub
iicity chairman.
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Following her talk, members will
participate in a discussion, includ-
ing guests active in welfare work.
These visitors will be Mrs. Rhoda
Morrow, general secretary Family
Welfare Society; Miss Anna Mock,
secretary Social Service Exchange;
Miss katherine Quinn. field visitor
Catholic Community Center; Miss
Sarah Weinberg, secretary Jewish
Family Service; George E. Gill,
manager emergency work commit
tee, and Dwight S. Ritter, director
Leisure Hour Clubs.
Mrs. Spaulding, a representative
Of the Family Welfare Society. is
chief investigator for the township
trustees Office. The speaker Will
explain how the various social
agencies are solving the problems
Of relief work. She also will tell
of the increase in requests for as
sif tance to the township trustees
and how the situation is being ham
died.
A short business session will fol-
low the program. Mrs. Robert
Moorehead, chairman of the legisla-
tive committee, will report the re-
suit of the committees investiga-
ton as to the amount of tax ex-
empt property in Indianapolis. Mrs.
W. D. Hamer, chairman of the well
fare committee, will report on co.
operation with Leisure Hour Clubs.
and Mrs. A. H. Of will describe
plans for cooperation with the SUI
perintendent of woman's prison.
Mrs. Edward l.. Hall is chairman
of reservations for the luncheon to
be given Tuesday, Jan. %, honoring
founders, charter members and life
members.
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MONDAY

MONOA4
THE Renaissance in Italy, 1880,
by Mrs. Harry E. Barnard, is the
subject for the meeting of the Irv-
ington Woman's Club at the home
of Mrs. John w. Atherton, 5000
Pleasant Run parkway.
Mrs. Glen Rhoades and Mrs. May
Miller will be hostesses for the New
Era Club. Mrs. E. j. Durbin will
talk on American Indian and His
Handiwork, and Mrs. E. E. Padgett.
Review of the Raven"
Members of the Review Club will
hear discussions on an autobiogra-
ply and modern architecture at
their meeting at the home of Mrs
Joe Rand Beckett, 1923 Fall Greek
boulevard.
Officers of the Sesame Club will
be elected at the covered dish lunch
con and business meeting at the
home of Mr.. j. Murray Chenoweth
81 North Hawthorne lane.
Warrack Wallace will discuss
Ludwig the Second" at the meet
ing of the indianapolis Literary
Club at the D. A. R. chapter house
TUESDAY
The Irvington Home Study Clut
will meet at the home of Mrs. Car
E. Stone, 5736 Pleasant Run boule-
ward. Mrs. Robert Aldag will dis
cuSs Expenses of Government"
Vachel Lindsay ana THE Epic Of
America" will be the subject dis
cussed at the meeting of the Fort
nightly Literary Club at the Propy-
laeum
Mrs. Floyd Litten, 1909 East
Tenth street, will be hostess for the
Expression Club. Mrs. Roy H
Graves will ialk on Julia Marlowe
and Mrs. Paul Dorsey on Geraldine
Farrar.
A surprise program will be the
feature of the seventh anniversary
meeting of the Multum- In-Parvo
Literary club at the home of Mrs.
Ernest w. Fullenwider, 2719 North
Gale street.
The Proctor club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Nicholas j. Conner,
1871 North Pennsylvania street.
The program scheduled for the
meeting of the Heyl Study club at
the clubrooms, Rauh Memorial
Library at 1924 North Meridian
street, is concerned with The
Manhood Stride of the Race"
Mrs. w. E. Kyle, 1892 North New
Jersey, will be hostess for the In
dependent Social club.
WEDNESDAY
"A Half Forgotten Tale" by Miss
Julia Harrison Moore and Scotch
Songs" by Mrs. A. G. Garnet will
feature the program of the Womens
Faculty Club of Butler university.
Mrs. Charles Hogate, 5470 Uni
versity avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Oct-Dahl Club
when reports of indianapolis council
federation will be given.
Officers of the Minerva Club will
be elected at the meeting at the
home of Mrs K. V. zimmerman,
1880 Park avenue. Mrs. c. F. Nc
Daniel will talk, followed by re-
SponseS.
Chapter F, P. E. o. Sisterhood will
hold l o'clock luncheon meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. P. L,aatz,
1927 Park avenue. Mrs. B. c. john
son will talk on THE Influence of
Motion Pictures on Modern Life"
THURSDAY
Mrs. e. j. Shields, $50 Sutherland
avenue, will be hostess to the Thurs
day Lyceum Club when Mrs. M. A.
Baltozer will review once Grand
Duke" by Alexandria, Grand Duke
of Russia.
Emerson" by Van Wyck Brooks
will be the subject Of Mrs. U. G.
Baker at the meeting of the Review
circle, Hostesses will be Mesdames
Vernon Hahn. Madison Swadener
and G. E. linn.
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Temple SiSterhOod to Hear
Talk by Hilda CunnJf

Miss Hilda Cunniff, who has spent
four years in Siam and taught in
Chinese schools, will talk on Life
in Siam" at the melting Of the Tenn
pie Sisterhood of the Indianapolis
Hebrew congregation at 2:l5 Mon
day afternoon in the Temple at
Tenth and Delaware streets.
The guest speaker, graduate Of
oxford university in oxford, Eng
land, and the University of Wis
consin, is visiting her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Cunniff, Sphinx
Arms.
A five minute current event talk
viii be given by Mrs. David Lurvey,
who will discuss Bira-BidiaE, the
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SORORITY WILL
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY

Beta chapter Of Sigma Alpha CHI
sorority will observe its seventh an
niversary at dinner Sunday at the
indianapolis Athletic Club.
The table will be lighted with blue
and gold tapers in candelabra and
the centerpiece will be a bowl of
yellow roses and blue delphiniums.
Decorations are in charge of Mes
danes r. ~ Hiatt, Glenn Utterbach
and Charles Laidle. Entertain
ment is being arranged by Misses
Helene Garter, HaSalyn Russell and
Ruth Patterson.
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committee, and Mrs. Ralph B. Clark.
chairman of invitations.
Committee for the benefit bridge
Saturday at the Whitehill
auditorium was named by the presi-
dent, with Mrs. Robert A. Wolfe,
chairman. assisted by Mrs. H. K.
Weirick, Mrs. Kurt F. Ehlert, Mrs.
r. L. Dubois and Miss Gertrude
Brown. The affair is benig given
for the benefit of the scholarship
fund Of the organization.
Mrs. Claire Cox, soprano at the
Meridian Street Methodist church.
presented a group of songs at the
luncheon meeting. and Mrs. How
ard L. Clippinger was program
chairman.
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ana BOSart streets.
Mrs. G. A. Meme
fee is chairman.
The group as
sisting are Misses
Mary Healy, Ed
ma Flick, Louise
Slic k, Dorothy
Sanders, r u t h
Slick, Mary Ann
Adams, Viol a
Bender, Viol a
w e b er, Aim a
Weber and Mar
g are t Menefee
and William Far
mer, Joe Con-
cannon, Pat Kes-
Ter, Fred Ward,
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Celeste Jordan Is Married to
B. E. Brennan i'm Home Rite

Out-of- town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood B Low of Highland
Park, Ill, and John F. Brennan of
Muncie.
The bride attended Franklin COL
lege and is member Of Pi Beta
Phi sorority. Mr.. Brennan attend
ed Indiana university and was
graduated IRON Butler university
where he is a member of Sigma NJ
and Sigma Delta Chi fraternities.
They will live in Indianapolis.
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ten Tale The paper has been
written for the occasion. A group
of Scotch songs will be sung by
Mrs. A. Campbell Garnet.
Mrs. Elijah Jordan is in charge OF
refreshments. She is being assisted
by the MesdameS Glide Aldrich
Dale Beeler, Amos Garlic, Seth
Elliot, Bruce Kershner, Frederick
Mackey, George Schumacher anc
Blanche Mathews, and Misses Helen
Cade, Allena Grafton, kathryn
Journey and Juna Lutz.
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Senior Women Students of
Butler to Be Guests at Tea

Senior women students at Butler
university will be guests of the
Women's Faculty Club at an infor-
NAL tea which will be held from
to Wednesday in the Arthur Jor-
dan Memorial hall. Other guests
will include housenothers of the
5ororities and fraternities on the
campus.
Miss Julia Harrison Moore, assist
ant professor of social science in the
Butler college of education, will give
a reading entitled "A Half Forgot
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SORORITY CHAPTER
TO INSTALL HEADS

Indiana chapter of Lambda Al
pha Lambda sorority will hold in
stallation services Monday night at
the Antlers for the following: Miss
Edna Wilkinson, president; Mrs.
Evelyn Dillinger, vice-president;
Mrs. Ruth McLear, recording sec
rotary; Miss Alice Dietz, cor
responding secretary Miss Emma
Lou Voelker, treasurer; Mrs Arlett
Schuster, publicity; Miss Margaret
Donahue, doorkeeper, and Miss
Gathering Donahue, sergeant-at-.
arms
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STUDENTS FUND
BENEFIT IS SET

A quilt display and card party for
the benefit Of the student aid fund.
will be given by the members Of the
indianapolis Educational Council at
2 Wednesday in the Banner White
hill auditorium
Mrs. L. L. Boyden. chairman, will
be assisted by Mesdames c. r. Am
norman, Margaret Haynaker. Il.
B. Nicely and Walter jackson.
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Jewish settlement in Siberia, which
is subsidized by the Soviet govern
ment.
The musical program under the
direction of Mrs. Louis Traugott Will
include violin selections by Mrs
Christine Roush, accompanied by
Mrs. 1. E. Solomon and a vocal trio'
consisting of Mrs. Frank Billeter'
Mrs. G. F. Dillenbeck and Mrs. Irene
Jerrard, accompanied by Mrs. Eva
Fleming.
A social hour and tea will follow
the program, with Mrs. Jack Gold
farb, chairman Of hospitality, IN
charge. Mrs. Isaac Burton Jacobs
will preside.
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Miss Eunice Dissette (center),
will be in charge of the third
play, to be presented by the
Children's theater at $50 Satur-
day, Jan. 81, in the Civic theater.
The play will be Hans Brinker
and the Silver Skates"
Mrs. mil H. Soufflot upper
right, founder of the Multumin-
Parvo Literary Club, will be hon
ored by the club at the celebra-
ton of its seventh anniversary
Tuesday at the Columbia Club.
Miss Jean Metzger upper left),
sophomore at Tudor Hall, will
play the role of Captain Abso-
lutte in the play THE Rivals" to
be presented by the class to-
night in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Amy o. Parmelee of Cham
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Technocracy to Be Topic of Talk
to Y. ". G.. A. Business Girls

Technocracy will be the subject
of James H. Peeling of the Butler
university college of education when
he addresses the budness girls
Wednesday night program in Cen
trail Y. w. G. A.
Feelings lecture will be the main
part of this weeks program of
classes and interest groups, which
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Mrs. Homer H. Higman will be
installed as president of the Zeta
Tau Alpha Mothers club Of Butler
university at its monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the chapter
house, 800 Hampton drive.
Others who will take office for
the coming year are the Mesdames
Charles Apostol, vice president; z.
A Ford, secretary, and William E.
Miller, treasurer.
A covered dish luncheon in the
charge of Mrs. Leonard Begnoli and
Mrs. Apostol will be served pre-
ceding the meeting.
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AUXILIARY WILL
GIVE CARD PARTY

Paul Coble auxiliary, American
Legion, will give a benefit card party
at 2 Monday in the Banner White
hill auditorium.
Mrs. Charles Bayer is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Elmer Funk
houser, Fred Clifford, B. j. Larkin,
Harold MAGELLAN, r. M. Moore and
Miss Gertrude Weyerbacher.
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ART ASSOCIATION
NAMES DIRECTORS

New members of the board of d.
rectors of the Art Association of
Indianapolis are Mrs. Nicholas
NoyeS and Mrs. Larz A. Whitcomb
who were elected at the annual
meeting of the association held
recently at the John Heron Art
institute.
Mrs. Albert NJ Cole, Mrs. James
w. Fessler, Herbert Foltz, Kurt
Vonnegut and Hilton U. Brown
were reelected to the board.
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MRS. GARTEN WILL
GIVE BOOK REVIEW

The first of a series of book re-
views will be given by Mrs. Kathryn
Turney Garten at 10 Tuesday, I'M
der the auspices of the Martha
Hawkins Society of the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. Garten will review Joseph
u.s. by Lion Feuchtwanger and
"Flowering Wilderness" by John
Galsworthy in the church parlors.
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PLEDGES WILL GIVE
MIDNIGHT DINNER

Members of Theta Sigma Delta
sorority will be honored at mid
night dinner, given by pledges to-
night at the Dearborn. Misses Mary
Jane Wabnitz, Ruth Singleton and
Bessie Blacke are in charge of en-
tertainment.
A business meeting will be held
Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Ruth Morrison.
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The marriage of Miss Celeste
Jordan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Jordan, SIS North Audu-
bon road, TO Blodgett E Brennan
took place this morning at the Jor-
dan home. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Brennan,
1921 Park avenue.
The Rev. Bernard Shea of st.
Joan of Arch church heard the VOWS
of the couple, whe were attended
by Miss Lois Jordan, the brides
sister, and Walker w. Knots.
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CITY WOMAN TO
ATTEND FARLEY

Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair, 1886
Spring Hollow road; Miss Florence
Kirlin, 3S48 Guilford avenue, and
Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Hagerstown,
will leave Sunday for Washington.
D. c., to attend the cause and cure
of war conference, as delegates of
the Indiana League of Women
voters.
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CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY

Mrs. Fred Dusenberg, 1920 East
Fall Greek boulevard, will be hostess
to the Chalcedony Club Tuesday for
a luncheon and card party.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Norman Gilmore, H. o. Broadway
and John Graham. Killarney roses
will be used in the decorations.
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DANCE TO BE HELD AT
LITTLE FLOWER

Miss Rosemary Ryce is a member
OF the January committee of the
Little Flower church, which will
give a dance Saturday night, Jan.
81, in the auditorium, Fourteenth
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Miss Helen Leppert
Miss Helen Leppert will be hos
tess Sunday afternoon for the
bridge tea, to be given by the
Woman's Athletic Club at the
Hoosier Athletic Club. Bridge
playing will begin at followed by
tea.
Miss Leppert will be assisted by
Miss Margaret Rhees. Miss Mar
garet Wacker and Mrs. Mary Will
COX.