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A unique method of selecting
subjects for the interest groups gave
members of the department an op-
portunity to select their preferences
from an established list as we'll as
to make suggestions for courses
that were not listed already.
Among those which were added to
the list and which viii be offered
as soon as leaders are selected, are
social hygiene and marriage and
sex problems, to be led by a woman
physician.
Leaders are Miss Helen Quig.
handcraft: Mrs. R. Ralston Jones.
bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Norman
Green. dramatics. Swimming, dane
ing and gymnasium will be held
under the leadership of the de-
partmental instructors, Miss Louise
Noble. Miss Verna Brown and Mrs.
Robert Rrandeis.
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD
MEETS TUESDAY

Sunnyside Guild will hold its. veg
ular monthly meeting at the Sun
nyside Guild on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Seidensticker and Mrs.
Maxwell Lang are in charge of the
program, which will include Ben
Holman and his entertainers and
Celiste Cecorys, magician.
Mrs. Adrian Hamersly and Mrs
Marie Bush Grissey are on the re-
freshment committee.
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One of the well-known brides
of the season is Mrs. Bernard
Martin GueGelhoefer, formerly
Miss Ruth Pratt Johnson, who
returned Friday from a wedding
trip to New York. The marriage
took place Dec. % at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, 1889 North
Pennsylvania street.
Another prominent bride is Mrs.
Lauri William Wirenius, who was
Miss Myra Majors before her we'd
ding, Jan. 3, at the nome of her
mother, Mrs. William Gibson, To-
North State avenue.
Mrs. Hubert o. Williamson was
Miss Nell Verne Zeigler before her
wedding New Years eve.
The lions Evangelical church
was the scene of the wedding of
Miss Anna Lee Modem to Vim
cent A Terry New Years eve.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Frances Molden, 1928 Central
avenue.
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Program
Is Arranged by
Mothers Club

A special guest day program has
been arranged by the Kappa Alpha
Theta Mothers club of Butler
university for Tuesday, following a
luncheon at the active chapter
house, 442 West Forty-second street.
Mrs. Frank kirkpatrick will give a
travel talk on Palestine"
Musical numbers by Miss Eugenia
Miley, violinist, accompanied by
Miss Mary Martha Hockensmith,
will be given. Mrs. Will Adams,
president, will give the devotions.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Albert
Davis, chairman. Her assistants will
be Mesdames A. M. Mendall, Carl
Habig, Oscar Jose, William Harri-
son, w. w. Southland and A. L.
Marshall.
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Sorority Plans
Are Made for
Annual Dance

Mrs S. B. Walker, 3454 East Fall
Creek parkway, was hostess at the
l o'clock luncheon meeting today Of
the Beta Beta alumnae of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority. Mrs. Howard
L. Clippinger was in charge of the
program.
At an executive committee meet
ing Monday night at the home of
Mrs. F. C. Tucker, 1921 College ave-
nue., plans for the annual state
dance and a benefit bridge. to be
held in the Banner-W hitehill audi
forum, Jan. 81, will be discussed.
The committee in charge of the
bridge party is as follows: NIesdames
Robert A. Wolfe, chairman; II. K.
Weirick, Kurt F. Ehlert, r. L. De
Bots and Miss Gertrude Brown.
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Sorority Will
Be Hostess at
Meeting Here

Epsilon chapter of Sigma Phi
Gamma sorority will be hostess for
the Alpha province convention,
scheduled Jan. IA and Is at the
Lincoln, when thirteen chapters will
be represented by $50 members.
A Spanish motif will be carried
out during the entire program. En-
tertainment includes a reception,
buffet supper, mardi gras dance, a
luncheon, in addition to the bust
ness meetings.
Miss Burnetta Miller is in charge
of the buffet supper when a Spanish
setting will be arranged. Balloons
will be used in the decorations.
A musical program will be pro-
vided by Mrs. Josephine White and
Miss Bessie Hills.
Delegates from Epsilon chapter
are Miss Hills and Miss S. Kathar-
inc Scott. Officers are Miss Mary
Frances Brockway, president; Miss
Roberta Maxwell, vice president;
Miss Anne Bowlin, secretary, and
Miss Helen Trout.
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Y. P. s. G.. DANCE
SET FOR TUESDAY

The Y. P. S. c. of the Assump-
ton Parish will give dance at
S:45 Tuesday night at HOS Blaine
avenue. The Indiana Vagabonds
will play.
Members of the committee in
charge of arrangements are Riley
Miles Jr., chairman, the Misses Ann
Werner, Dorothy Holsapple, Eileen
Lawn, Marjorie Butcher, Elsie Mil
Ter and Fred Bloemeyer, Robert
Johnson, Francis Biemer, Edward
Johnson, Charles Kremen, Joseph
King Richard O'Neil, James Will
kinson, Phillip PrieShof and Fred
erick Woolridge.
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Talk on Fashions to Open Series
at Y. W. CA. for Business Girls

New notes in fashion, a talk by
Miss Helen Ready. styliSt, Will be a
feature Of the first in series of six
Business Girls Nights at 6 Wednes-
day night in the central Y. w. C. A.
Discussions of subjects of inter-
est to girls in business. supper and
a social hour are included in the
six weeks series Of meetings.
Suppers are served in the club
rooms at followed by singing and
dancing. The social hour is followed
by informal open discussions and
various interest groups, which in
clude the putter shop for hand
craft, contract bridge. dramaticS
with special emphasis on voice,
polish and carriage, gymnasium,
swimming, current events, etiquet,
music and art appropriations, in
teri~v decoration, vocabulary and
z, -Sh usage.
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They are Miss Amelia Warlng
Platter and Mrs. w. J. HaSsel-
man. who viii receive illuminated
parchment honorary life member
ships. Both have been active il
the work Of the association.
Miss Platter is also a charter
member Of the national organiZa-
ton, and is president-emeritus OF
the local branch. Mrs HasSelman
served as treasurer for twenty
three years.
Decorated as Immortal
Miss Platter is one Of the five
Shortridge high school teachers
decorated as The Shortridge I'm
mOrtalS." At the time of her res
ignation, January, 1929, she had
completed more than forty eight
years of teaching. 81 is a gradu-
ate of Wesleyan university in
MiddletOwn. Conn, and has a de-
gree from Columbia university.
Mrs. Hasselman, as the daughter
of Colonel James Blood, one OF the
earliest settlers of Lawrence, Kan,
and prominent in the founding of
the city and state, played about
the buildings of the University of
Kansas as a child, for the yard of
her home joined that of the campus.
New Members HOstesses
She was graduated from the uni
versity June 10, 1874, in the sec
ond class graduated from the uni
versity. There were three members
who received degrees out of that
class, which started with thirty
three members.
The new members who Joined the
local branch during 1882, or trans
ferred their membership from Other
branches in communities where
they formerly lived, will be hostess
es.
Mrs. A. D. Lange is chairman
She will be assisted by Mrs. Wal.
ter Scott Athearn, Miss Lillia1
Grace Clark, Mrs. Harold w. Coles
Miss Mary Dixon, Mrs. Russell R
Hippensteel, Mrs. Arthur o. Lind
oVSANAvt 4NAA ,. ~. w. OQUNdIUs Mis-
Harriet Paynter, Mrs d. L. Smith
Miss Marian Inga Smith, Mrs. Les
ter A Smith, Mrs. T. j. Stapleton
Mrs. Peter Van Geyt and Mrs. JOIN
Waldo.
Series of Book Talks
Mrs. Bertha Leonarz Harding vii
be presented in the second Of thu
series of ten book talks, sponsored
by the fine arts committee of tn
American Association Of UniverSit,
Women at the Rauh Memorial Lii
brary at 10 Tuesday.
She will review 'Kabale unC
Liebe" by Richard Linsert, which
is a new book not translated from
the German, dealing with the ply
Biological and psychological live
of great men, and THE Twilight O
Royalty" by Grand Duke Alexan
der. Mrs. James A. Bawden i
chairman of the committee. TIL,
public is invited.
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He was commissioned to cover big
events in various parts Of the world
and these experiences are the basis
for his lecture.
Mrs. r. O. McAleXander, presi-
dent, will introduce the speaker and
preside at the business meeting pre-
ceding the program.
A social hour in the tearoom will
follow with Mrs. H. B. Burnet and
Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, founders of the
club, presiding at the tea table.
HosteSses for the tea will be Mrs
Harry E. Watson, chairman, and
members Of the hospitality commit
tee.
The book-a-month group will
meet at II Wednesday. The Shell
tered Life by Ellen Glasgow will
be reviewed by Mrs. Hubert j.
Smith.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at 1890 by the ways and means
committee, Mrs. A. G. Barbour,
chairman. Eostesses for the lunch
con will be Mrs. w. P. Morton and
Mrs. Harry w. Dragoo. Reserva-
tons should be made with Mrs.
Victor G. Kendall by Monday night.
The board of directors will meet
in regular session at the clubhouse
at 10 Monday morning.
Plans are being made to honor the
founders of the club, charter mem
bers and life members with a lunch
con and musicale at the clubhouse,
Tuesday, Jan. "a. Both luncheon
and program will be open to all
members of the club.
The club auxiliary to the Public
Health Nursing Association will
meet with Mrs. Philip A. Keller,
1925 BalSam avenue, for luncheon at
1890 Tuesday.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
BETROTHAL MADE

The engagement Of Miss Opal
Harris, daughter Of Mrs. Efhe
Hawkins, 129 West Twentieth street,
to Elwood x. Watson, son Of Mrs.
U. G. Watson, 5267 College avenue,
was announced this afternoon, at a
party given by Mrs Effie Hawkins.
Those attending with the bride
elect were the Mesdames Watson,
Elgan G. Stark, lois Allen. EIwood
B. DunlaVy and-the Misses Dorothy
Simon, Louise Yaekle, Elizabeth
Kay, Mildred Collins, Ruth Cox,
Dorthea Gossett, Elva D. Olsen,
Ann Maloney, Lucille Pickard and
Miss Erma McSeely of St. Louis.
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City Clubs
When and Where
Local Organizations
Meet Next Week
MONDAY

Mrs. E. NJ. Campbell. $3.50 College
avenue, will be hostess for a lunch
con meeting of the Welfare Club.
Mrs. Louise Kriete. chairman, Will
be assisted by Mesdames Volney
Huff, B. F. Kinnick. John Loehr.
William Lyman, Frank Mallott and
E. (. Martin.
The reading Of state bylaws and
The Challenge Of Russia" by Sher-
wood Eddy, VIII feature the
o'clock meeting Of Chapter G,
/ p. Z. o. SiSterhoOd. Mrs. B. H Ly-
brook. 1918 Oak avenue, Will be
hostess, and Miss Mabel Goddard
Will be the leader.
Miss Pearl Bedford, principal OF
School IS, Will speak to the Irving
ton circle Of the Child Conservation
League of America. Mrs. E. c. Cos
horn and Mrs. c. H. Vawter will be
hoSteSseS.
A discussion of Selma Lageroef,
Swedish novelist, by Mrs. A. w. &c
Donald and the reading of the state
bylaws are included in the pro-
gram for the l o'clock luncheon
meeting of the Chapter p, P. F. o.
Sisterhood at the home of Mrs.
Herman McComb, $3.50 North Hi
nois street.
Mrs. F. L. Pettijohn and Mrs. o.
M. Pittenger will be hOsteSseS for
the regular meeting Of the Present
Day Club. Mrs. Pittenger will dis
cusss EARLY American Poetry and
Mrs. Jackson will talk on the
Newer Poets"
Mrs. w. L. Tillson will preside at
the Presidents day meeting of the
New Era Club.
A covered dish luncheon, followed
by a board and business meeting
will be the program of the Munic-
ipal Gardens Women's Department
Club to be held at the home Of Mrs.
C. f. Yarbrough. Mrs. Carl Shat
fer will talk on 'Manitou Lake
The Monday club will meet at the
D. A R. chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street. sur M. r.
Bengalee NJ. A, Chicago will speak
! .
Mrs. L. E. Schultz, accompanied by
Mrs. w. R. Hopkins will sing a
group of songs.
Samuel R. HarTel will talk on
"Volleys of Words" at the meeting
of the indianapolis Literary club
at the D. A. R. chapter house.
Greek Religion" by Mrs. w. H.
Ball, and Sacred Games" by Mrs.
Sylvester Moore will be the enter
tainment for the meeting Of the
Monday Afternoon Reading Club at
the home of Mrs. Lee Welker, 1896
Kenwood avenue.
Members of the Irvington Coterie
Club will be entertained by a talk
on Women, Children and Marriage
in the New Russia" by Mrs. Homer
G. Meek, and book review by Mrs.
Charles N. Smith at the home of
Mrs. w. ]. Palmer, 1888 North Audu-
bon road.
Mrs. w. L. Meyers, 2615 East
Eleventh street, will be hostess for
the regular monthly meeting of the
II Jamalie Club at s. AIesdames
Gaylord Rust, F. B. McNeeIy and
Samuel Lewis will be in charge.
TUESDAY
The regular meeting of the Irv-
ington chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omi-
cron, will be held at the home Of
Ms. G. c. Bosley, 1926 Oak avenue.
A book report on THE Hoosier
Schoolmaster' will be given by Mrs.
Turn to Page Severn
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Mrs. Thor WeSenberg VIII Be
Hostess at Butler Tea

Members Of the Butler University
Woman's Faculty Club, house
mothers Of sororities and fraterni-
ties on the campus, and wives of
the university board of directors
will be honor guests at tea, to be
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Thor Wesenberg. chairman of the
woman's council, and Mrs. Guy
Shadinger, president of the Wom-
ans Faculty Club. The affair will
be at the home of Mrs. Wesenberg,
429 Buckingham drive.
Mrs. Charles B. Clarke and Mrs.
Henry Lane Bruner, members of
the club, will pour. They win be
assisted by Mrs. Mary Reagan, Mrs.
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DAY NURSERY TO
NAME NEW CHIEFS

Officers will be elected at 1920
Thursday at the annual meeting of
the indianapolis Day Nursery AS
ISOLATION at the home, 542 Lockerbie
street. Luncheon will be served at
1890 when reports will be given by
officers, the board of managers and
executive committee.
Mrs. r. A. Dennis is president and
Mrs. Arthur Giliom, secretary.
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Chicago Woman
Will Speak to
Missions Group

Miss Mary Sue Wigley of Chicago
will be guest speaker at the meeting
of the Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Second Presbyterian church
at 230 Wednesday. Her topic will
be Homemade Character and Citi-
zenship."
Miss Wigley spoke here in No
vember before the state convention
Of wOmens clubs.
Mrs. S. B. Harry, soprano soloist
of the Meridian Heights Presbyter-
ian church, will present a musical
program. Mrs. Jean S. Miner will
act as hostess, assisted by members
of the board of Woman's Missionary
Society of the church.
Invitations to the meeting have
been extended to all missionary So
cieties in the city.
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Helen Sinner and Mrs. Willia1l
Wiesse, all house mothers.
In the dining room will be Mes
danes E. c. Payne, Hersel Hudson,
G.. A. Schumacher and Miss Gladys
Banes.
Other house mothers are Mrs.
La Rose Sommerville, Mrs. Harriet
Eitel Wells, Mrs. Philip L. Johnson,
Mrs. George H. Denny, Mrs. jose
phine Fry, Miss Sabina Murray,
Miss Alice Otto, Mrs. Edith Thomp-
son, Mrs. Eva Tomey, Mrs. ]. B.
Pearcy, Mrs. Margaret Brickert.
Mrs. NJ. L. StancelI, Mrs. Blanche
Y. Harder. Mrs. Blanche B. Brad
ford and Mrs. Emma Holmes.
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Latvia to Be
Topic of Talk
Before Group

Impressions of Latvia" will be
the subject of a talk by Mrs. H.
Joseph Hyman at the Communal
building, II West Morris street, at
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyman spent the past sum-
mer in Ipatvia and brings her per-
sonaI observations of conditions and
people in that portion of Europe.
Harry Gutenberg will introduce the
speaker.
The following musical numbers
will open the program:
Piano-"Soaring" ............. Schumann
Miss Frieda Brill
Violin-"Saraband ............ Carl Bohnl
Miss Norma Feltenstein
Piano-"Waltz" .....S............L evttzski
"Seduadilla" ....,......,::...... .Albeniz
Miss Brill
violin-"Chant Russo" ............ Lallo
"Playera" MISREPRESENTATION. .Dranados
Miss Feltenstein
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CHI DELTA CHI TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Officers will be installed Wednes-
day night at a meeting of the Chi
Delta Chi sorority at the home of
Miss Eilean Saylor, $50 North Penn
Sylvania street.
Those to take Office are Miss
F'rieda Collmann, president; Miss
Mary Ann Stephenson, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Saylor, secretary, and
Miss Mary Rumshe, treasurer. Mrs,
Alfred Eggert, retiring president,
will be in charge of the installation.
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Tentative plans for the conven-
ton were discussed. The early part
of April was chosen as the date in
preference to late March. the usual
time. The place is undecided.
Mrs. George Keagy of Hagers-
town, state legislative chairman, will
be in charge of the legislative school,
to be held here Jan. Is and 26.
In the first afternoon the school
will be held, the board Of directors
will meet that night, and the fol-
lowing day the group will attend
the general assembly.
Members will be guests of the
Indianapolis League at a tea, to be
given in the afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. William Ray Adams, 1895
North Meridian street.
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MARIAN WILDE
TO Be HOSTESS

Miss Marian Wilde will be hostess
for the formal installation of Off
GERS of the Kappa Delta Theta sor-
ority Sunday. A bridge tea will fol-
low the services. Assisting the
hostess will be Mrs. Harry T. Ice
and Miss Florence Schaub.
The officers to be installed are
Miss Margaret M. Davis, president,
Miss Margaret Duncan, -presi-
dent; Miss Wilde, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Velma Peters, correspond
ing secretary and historian; Miss
Florence Schaub, treasurer. and
Miss Louise Webster, sergeant-at-
arms.
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State WOnnen'S
Press Club to
Meet Tuesday

Miss Grace Shoup will talk on
"Trifing With the Typewriter at
1890 meeting of the Women's
Press Club Of Indiana Tuesday at
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. William HerschelI, as chair
man of the nominating committee,
which includes Miss Kathryn E.
Pickett and Mrs. Florence Herr
Stone, will propose nominees for the
ballot, to be cast next month.
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler,
president, will preside at the meet
ing.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Stone before noon Monday.
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Sorority Will
Hold Annual
Guest Meeting

Mrs. d. o. Kearby, 1920 Wash
ington boulevard, will be hostess
Friday night, Jan. IS, for the an
nual night guest meeting of the
indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi sorority. Mrs. DemarchuS
Brown will give a travel talk of her
trip through England last summer.
Mrs. Scott Legge. chairman of
hostesseS, will be assisted by Mes
danes Alice Holloway, w. C. Bach
elder, Ralph Jones and Carl
Fletcher.
Mrs. Russell Spivey will sing and
play guitar numbers as additional
entertainment.
Tickets for the annual card party,
to be held Feb. IA, at the Banner
Whitehil auditorium will be dis
tributed by Mrs. Robert Terry,
chairman.
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ALUMNAE GROUP
DELAYS MEETING

The January meeting of the St.
Agnes Academy Alumnae associa-
ton has been postponed. The next
meeting will be held Monday, Feb
6, according to Miss Mary Louise
Conner, president.
Members interested in playing
basketball will meet Tuesday hight
at the Academy.
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F. A. Synmes
Is Welded to
Michigan Girl

The marriage of Miss Adelaide
Krause, daughter of Ferdinand
Krause of Detroit, to Frank A.
Symmes Jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Symmes Sr., 273O Suther-
land avenue, took place Dec. 81 in
Toledo, o. Announcement of the
marriage was made thursday night
at dinner party, given by Senator
and Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson in
Washington.
Mr.. Symmes is a graduate Of But
Ter university and attended the
George Washington university in
Washington. He is a member of
Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symmes will be at
home in Detroit after March Is.
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GIRL SCOUTS TO
GIVE RADIO SKETCH

"Helen the Girl Scout, Her Cap
tain, and Her Mother" is the
sketch to be given at 6 Monday
on the Girl Scout weekly radio
program over WFBM. This is one
of a series Of talks depicting real
Girl Scout activities and problems
to appear weekly for an indefinite
period.
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Joan Mcconnell, Elizabeth Ann
Schmidt, Marjorie Coates, Phyllis
Baeseke, Edna Judson, Madeleine
Fauvre, Margaret Louise Kayser,
Marylee Porter, Eileen Curry and
Martha Mcconnell.
They will be assisted by Betty
Harden and Doris Bicknell, student
of Miss Alberta Speicher of the
dramatic art department.
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MOTHERS WELFARE
TO Be DISCUSSED

The program Of the monthly meet
ing of the Beth El-zedeck Sister
hood at 2:30 Monday will be de-
voted to talks on Maternal We'll
fare" The speakers will be Mrs.
John S. Harrison and Mrs. Lee
Burns.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Robert Taylor, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mabel Pruett. Mrs.
j. A. Goodman will preside at the
meeting, to be held at the Temple,
Thirty-fourth and Ruckle streets.
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AUXILIARY TO PAY
VISIT TO NURSERY

Members of the women's auxiliary
to the Railway Mail Association will
visit the indianapolis day nursery,
$40 Lockerbie street, at Wednesday
afternoon. Members will bring do
nations of jelly or jam.
Officers of the auxiliary will as
sist at the tea table. Mrs. Walter
H. Vinzant, president. will pour.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
MEET AT BUTLER

The Alpha Chi Omega Mothers
Club Of Butler university will meet
in the recreation room Of the Ar
thur Jordan Memorial hall at 2
Monday. Mrs. r. c. Warm and Mrs.
H. P. Bradley will be hostesses.
Following the meeting, the mem
bers will make 2 tour Of the uni
Yersity building.
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CLUB TO
MEET ON MONDAY

A paper on modern poetry will
be read by Mrs. Bruce Mcintosh at
a supper meeting of the Alpha Phi
Alumnae Club, Monday night, at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Dixon, SGT
Central court. Assistant hostesses
will be the Mesdames Wood Mol,
Raymond Northway, Lucille Nc
Donald and Horace Wright.
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PATRONESS CLUB
MEETING CALLED

PatroneSs Club Of Sigma Alpha
Iota, national professional musical
sorority, will have a called meeting
at II Monday at the Arthur Jordan
Conservatory Of Music.
Mrs. Russell Whistler will be hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Roy J. Pile.
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RECEPTION WILL
PAY ARTIST HONOR

A reception in honor of Mrs. Mar
garet Slower Hiner, whose water
color exhibit opened today at the
John Heron Art Institute for two
weeks. will be held at the museum
Sunday afternoon, Jan. IS.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
CONVENE MONDAY

Mrs. E. J. Baker, 1865 North Me-
ridian street, will be hostess to Pi
Beta Phi Mothers Club Of Butler
university Monday. Luncheon will
be served.
Miss Betty McFadden will give a
group Of readings.
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BEVERIDGE BOOK
TO BE REVIEWED

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review Beverage and the Progress
sive Era" by Claude c.. Bowers at
1880 Friday in the Elizabeth Good
now Wicks chapel Of the All Souls
Unitarian church.
The series is sponsored by the
More Light Guild Of the church.