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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18
Monte Carlo
Night to Be
Held at Club

Meridian Hills Country Club will
be transformed into a Monte Carlo
gaming house tonight when mem
bers and guests will participate in
various games.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ?. Kelly are gen.
eral chairmen and have arranged
for awards to winners of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Olive will
have charge of keno; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Harrison and DR..
and Mrs. r. L. Lochry, roulette:
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hutchings,
horse racing game; Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Twitty, bally-hoo, and Mr..
and Mrs, Don B. jenkins of No
blesville, miscellaneous games.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Weaver.
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Thompson will act as cashiers"
The party will begin at 8:15 and
supper will follow.
Mrs. Olive is general chairman of
the third meeting OF the ladies con-
tract bridge tournament Monday at
the clubhouse. Luncheon will be at
l, and bonus of $50 points will be
given to those arriving promptly.
Mrs. Edward A. Peterson and Mrs.
Charles L. Schaab are in charge of
the tournament.
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Mrs. Booth
to Address
City Club
Propylaeum Group Will
Hear Talk; Tea Hour
to Be Held.

The Propylaeum Club will present
Mrs Ballington Booth in an address
at 2:30 Thursday at the clubhouse,
1410 North Delaware street. Her
subject will be Hope for Our Coun-
try's Prisoners"
During the tea hour Mrs Charles
p Emerson, Mrs. Thomas G. Howe,
Mrs. Walter Scott Athearn and Mrs.
Samuel c. Carey will pour.
Other assistants are Misses Fan
ME B. Maxwell, Mary Louise Kiefer'
Julia E. Walk. and Marguerite Dice,
and Mesdames Walter w. Kuhn, j.
F. Carroll, w. w. Thornton Mat
thew F. Smith, r. o. McAleXander,
G. H. A. Cloves, William r. Higgins.
Isaac E. Woodland. Felix T. Nc
Whittier, John w Kern Jr., William
H. Coleman, Henry w. Bennett, j.
Raymond Lynn, B. J. Torrell, Thor
CT. Wesenberg, r. r. Shiel, Morris
Ross, Clarke Rogers, Russell
Fortune, Frederick E. Matson, A. D.
Hitz, Clyde E. Osborne, J. T. Wheel
er, William C. Smith, Peter C.
Reilly, Berkley w. Duck, Alfred M
Glossbrenner, William F. Landers
Albert E. Sterne, Louis H. Wolff,
Thomas D. Sheerin and Leroy
Kahler.
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Opera Will
Be Studied
at Meeting
The Battered Bride to Be
Topic of Harmonic
Club.

The Bohemian opera. The Bar
tered Bride" by Smetana, will be
discussed and instrumental solo and
chorus numbers presented at the
guest day meeting of the Harmonic
Club at 2:30 Monday afternoon in
the Ayres' auditorium.
Mrs. Frieda S. Robinson will read
a paper on the opera. The program
was arranged by Mrs. Florence Kin
naird and Mrs Robinson.
Following the program. tea will
be served for the guests and men,
bers with Mrs. James H. Lowry and
Mrs. James M. Ogden presiding at
the tea table. Members of the
executive board of the club will as
sist. The program follows:
Trio" Selections from the Opera"
Alma Miller LEM. violin. Virginia
Leyenberger. cello; Berta Miller
Ruiok. piano
Mrs s. Ogden Mrs; Suit, Mrs, Charles
Gertrude Gutelius. Mrs Horace
Coldwen. Miss Emma Doeppers.
Mrs o. NJ Jones. director. Mrs.
Aria" Gladly DO I Trust You
............. Mildred Barrett Pearson
Act III
Double Quartet" Drinking Song"
Aria-"Love and Happiness
Selma Zehl Searcy.
Act IN
Arla-"Alone at Last .......... Lisa Cox
Trusts"
Irene Hepner Mildred Moore.
Accompanies Mrs Coldwell Mrs p
Voyles and Mrs Ruck
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Patron Club
of Sorority
Plans Dinner
Sigma Alpha Iota Schol-
arship Fund to Get
Proceeds.

Several parties are being planned
for the family night" dinner and
program Of the patroneSs club of
Sigma Alpha Iota, national musical
sorority, Tuesday, Feb. %, at the
Broadway Methodist church.
Mrs. Frank Wilking will enter
tain twenty-five guests at the din
ner in honor Of the birthday ami
versary of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Betz. Others entertaining with par
ties are MeSdameS Glenn O. Frier-
mood, Dilwin Batty and c. Frederick
Schmidt.
James Rayn is arranging a sketch
as a part of the program by the
men.
The serving committee is COM
posed of Mesdames Blanche Har-
rington, John Kolmer, Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne, Wendell H.
Coler, E. w. Short, Paul Morrison,
George Kadel, A. H Taylor, John
White, Arthur Mason, Roy Slaugh-
ter, Fred Mccain, Raymond Edie.
Simon Kiser and T. P. Woodson;
Misses Pauline ScheIlschmidt, Helen
ThOmS, Susan Gray Shedd, Fannie
KiSer and Mrs. Frierm, Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. Viking and Mrs. Batty.
Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd is in charge
of arrangements for parties. Reser-
vations are due Saturday, Feb. 25.
Dinner hours will be from $50 to 7.
The proceeds will be added to the
scholarship fund. Mrs. Frederick
H. Sterling is president.
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Personals

John F. Barnhill of Miami, Fla,
formerly of Indianapolis, is stop
ping at the Sphinx Arms for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Great
house Jr., sailed from New York to-
day on the S. S. Reliance for a West
Indies cruise. Mrs. Greenhouse was
formerly Miss Josephine lockwood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore lockwood, 3641 Washington
boulevard, before her marriage,
Thursday at the lockwood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stonehouse,
1048 King avenue, have returned
from a three months visit in Miami,
Fla.
Forrest Dicks, 3171 Boulevard
place, has returned from trip to
Bermuda.
Otto E. Schoellkopf, 3637 North
Delaware street, is in New York for
a short visit.
Charles F. Britzman, 1852 Suth-
erland avenue, is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank B. Shields and son
James at Miami, Fla.
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SOrOrities

Sigma Phi pledges entertained
active members with George
Washington party Friday night at
the home Of Miss Esther Doty, 1882
East Vermont street.
Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
zeta Beta sorority, will meet at 6
Tuesday in the Lincoln.
Miss Dorcas Morris was hostess
Saturday night at a rush party,
given by Chi Sigma MI sorority at
her home, 1903 Lexington avenue.
Miss Mabel Reynolds, 1889 North
Olney street, will be hostess for the
bridge tournament given by the
pledges of Beta chapter of the Theta
M Chi sorority at 2:3O Sunday aft
ernoon. Friends of the sorority
members will attend.
Beta chapter Of Theta M Chi will
meet Monday night at the Claypool.
Alpha chapter of Phi Tau Delta
sorority will meet Friday night at
the home of Miss Marguerite Black
well, 1855 North New Jersey street.
Iota Kappa sorority will meet at
8 Monday at the Antlers.
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Services i'm City Churches Sunday

The Marion County Christian
Sunday School Association will mold
its February rally at the University
Park Christian church, Twenty
ninth and Kenwood streets, at 7.30
p. m, Monday Feb 20.
The program twill include:
Opening rally song and roll call Of the
forty-tWo schools.
Devotions and offering by DR.. Lee Saller,
pastor of University Park church.
Statement of appreciation to w. E. Bell
and family, leaders of the West Side Mis-
sion, who began their sixth year with the
mission the last Sunday in Jsnuarv. P. A.
Wood. president of association.
Music, West Side Mission vested junior
choir.
Bible drill conducted by Ruth and Lois
Bell; who are the junior and intermediate
workers of the mission.
Talk. What the Mission Means to It's
Community by R. T. Gwyn, pastor of
the Centenary Christian church.
Talk. What the Mission Means to It's
Sponsors?" Mrs. w. NJ Rothenberger.
Address. The Ministry of Teaching" by
DR.. Walter E. Bachman. professor OF Re
lgtous Education, Butler university. DR..
Bachman recently came to the faculty of
Butler from Bottom and New York univer-
stiles.
A friend Of the association is CIV
ing a picture to the school which
brings the largest delegation to the
meeting
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ALUMNAE GROUP TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Mrs. Ralph L. Mckay will be in
stalled president of the indianapolis
alumnae chapter of Alpha III Delta
sorority at the covered dish supper
meeting tonight at the home of Miss
Ida B. White, Seville apartments
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
katherine MacLandress, Mrs. Emily
Thornberry and Mrs. j. Malcolm
Dunn.
Other officers to be installed are
Mrs. Thornberry, vice-president.
Miss Elaine Elliott, recording secre-
tary; Miss Josephine Schmidt
treasurer; Mrs. Maryl SayIor and
Mrs. Kenneth Baker, journal cor
respondents.
The next meeting of the group
Will be held with Mrs Biorn Wing
er, TIC West drive, Woodruff Place
as hostesses. Mrs. Saylor will ar
range the program.
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CHURCH TO HONOR
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

Anniversary of George Washing
tons birthday will be honored by
the Southport Presbyterian church
with an illustrated lecture or Sun
day evening on Footprints of the
American Revolution and with a
supper on Wednesday evening The
Rev Luther E. Markin, minister,
will deliver the lecture, illustrated
with cOlored slides of scenes his
toric in the war for independence.
The ladies' auxiliary will serve the
supper. There will be entertain
ment. including vocal numbers by
quartet in colonial costumes. Mem
bers of the quartet are Mrs. Grey
BILE Mcfarland, Mrs. Frank B. Green
wood, Mrs. Verdi Harrell and Miss
Lora Hendricks.
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the CarrOllton Avenue Reformed
church, Thursday evening, FEB. %,
it was announced today by the Rev.
E. G. Homrighausen, D. D., pastor
of the church.
The guest speaker will be DR..
Harold E. Fey, indianapolis, editor
of the World Call, and former
missionary in the Philippine islands,
for the Disciples of Christ. He will
discuss current problems Of Chris
tianity in the Orient.
John B. Shcramm, chairman of
the program committee, has ar
ranged for several entertainment
features, including a performance
by Charles J. Maley, local magician,
and numbers by Master Milton V.
Dills, soloist of Christ Episcopal
church choir.
Dinner will be served in the So
cial hall of the church at $50 p. m.
by members Of the evening mis-
sionary circle, with Mrs. Homer
Marsh as chairman of the dinner
committee.
The Rev. Dr. Homrighausen will
preside at the meeting and conduct
short devotional service following
the dinner.
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ON BERMUDA
IS GIVEN TO CLUB

Mrs. Wilbur johnson gave a travel
talk on Bermuda and the West
Indies today at the meeting of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers
Club at the chapter house, 821
Hampton drive.
Colored lantern slides, shown by
Miss Joan Pratt Johnson, illustrated
the lecture, which followed a 1890
luncheon and tour Of the Arthur
Jordan Memorial hall Of the uni
versity.
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Usbers Are Chosen

Ushers for the Clayton Hamilton
lecture on Hamlet" and "Capon-
sacchi" at u Saturday at English
theater are Miss Frances Holiday,
Marian Barnard, Courtney Whitaker.
Hope Willcuts, Helen Coffey, Joan
Pratt johnson. Ann Tyndall, Ruth
Bradford, Margaret Harrison, Mary
Paxton Young, Helen Louise Brown,
Eleanor Marshall, Anna Louise
Amos. Mary Margaret Miller, Mary
Vance Trent, Grace Barnett, Dor
othy Merrill, Constance Forsyth,
Priscilla Minor, Susan Grey Shedd,
Hila Wheeler; Mrs. Hugh Carpenter,
Mrs Haold TruSler and Mrs. Harold
Victor.
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MUSICAL SORORITY
TO GIVE PROGRAM

Epsilon chapter, Phi Beta, lon-
orary professional dramatic and
musical society of Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, will hold its
monthly program at Wednesday
night in the Odeon.
Miss Bernice Van Sickle, teacher
at the school, will present James
Barrie's play. "Pygmalion." Others
on the program are Misses Hortense
Guthrie and Fancheon Fattig.
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PLEDGE SERVICES
WILL BE HELD

Pledge services will be held by
the Girls Friendly Society Of
Christ church Tuesday night in the
parish house, following a dinner
at s.
Those to be pledged are Misses
Isabel MCGEE and Dorothy Rat
cliffe. A program OF handcraft will
follow.
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Girl Reserve Notes

Mrs. Walter P Morton led the
Girl Reserve committee of high and
grade school advisers in a discus
sion, Program Building" Tuesday
at the Central Y. w. c. A. This
is part of a study being conducted
throughout the country by the ma
tional board of the Y. w. A din
ner in the green dining room pre-
coded the program.
Miss Marian I. Smith talked to
the -Four K high school club of the
south side branch Monday night
on What OF Do When" New mem
bers include Vera Raisner and INA
Searsback.
D. E. WEIGH of the city hospital
talked with the Friday Afternoon
high school club at the south side
center on Hygiene"
The Technical high school Girl
Reserves will give a Valentine dane
ing party tonight at Central Y. w.
School IA Girl Reserves, accompa-
MED by their adviser, Mrs. Myrtle
Paige, visited the Riley home Thurs
day afternoon. A study of the
Hoosier poet and his works formed
the program of the meeting.
School 80 Girl Reserve Club an
nounces its newly elected officers:
Margaret McClain, president; Mar
quito Mize, vice president, and Irene
Parker, secretary.
Jean Jarrard, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Earl Jarrard, enter
tanned School 60 Girl Reserves,
their mothers and teachers at her
home, 1926 North Talbot street,
Tuesday.
The musical program was an
nounced by Jane Gillespie as fol-
lows: Piano solo, The Anvil
Chorus" Molly Fleischer; violin
solos, "Amaryliss" and The Bar
carolle," Jean Palmer, and a piano
duet boy Blue" Jean York and
Ruth Beauchamp The club advis-
ers, Misses Gray. Hinshaw and Mar
tina Metcalf, presided at the tea
table.
School so Girl Reserves attended
a Valentine party, given Monday
afternoon at the Hawthorne Com
munity house. A feature of the
party was a Valentine mail box.
School 30 Girl Reserves joined the
group for skating party in the
Hawthorne gymnasium.
Newly elected officers of School
70, Girl Reserve Club, which meets
each Thursday, are: Catherine
Horn, president; Irene Harms, vice.
president; June Edwards, secretary;
Charlotte Kelly, treasurer; Virginia
Martin, scrap book reporter, and
Juanita Stewart reporter.
Shirley Einbinder, reporter for
School 43, Girl Reserves, announces
the following officers elected at ire
Monday meeting of the club: An
nette Lyons, president; Betty Marie
Barry, secretary; Marion Berger.
secretary, and Margareta Rattclif.
treasurer.
Girl Reserves Of George Washing
ton High school attended a Valen-
tine party Tuesday afternoon at
Hawthorne community house.
Miss Jenna Bitks led a discussion
OF program planning at the New
Bethel Club Wednesday. Miss Helen
Aloertson has succeeded Miss Cath
erine Murphy as club adviser.
Broad Ripple high scrool plans a
skating party, to be held in the Y.
W. gymnasium, March 3.
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SINGERS
TO GIVE PROGRAM

The Butler university's women's
glee club will present a q ogram to-
night at the annual Washington
birthday banquet Of the Calvin w.
Prather Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Julia Bowman Leedy will be
soloist, accompanied by Miss Geral-
dine Swarthouu. Franklin N. Tay-
lor is director of the club.
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Card Parties

Young Ladies Sodality Of Holy
Trinity church will give a card
party and dance Sunday night at
the church, oU. Clair and Holmes
streets. Miss Julie Cesnik, presi-
dent, is in charge.
Mrs. Emma Vaughn is in charge
of benefit card parties to be given
Sunday afternoon and night at the
st. Philips Neri hall for the bene-
fit Of the unemployed.
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Robert Montgomery's following
among students at various colleges
has developed to such an extent that
during production Hell Below" at
M-G-M he received requests from
four different universities to Judge
most beautiful girl" contests.
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Round Table Meets

The Woman's Round Table Club
held l o'clock luncheon-meeting
today at the home OF its president,
Mrs. j. Dwight Peterson, 4014 North
New Jersey street. Papers were
read on "Glamorops New Orleans"
by Mrs. Gaylor Rust, and 'Mardi
Gras," by Mrs. Dwight Murphy.
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Capra to he Gnest Direotor

Metro Goldwyn-Mayer has Dor
rowed Frank Capra from Columbia
to direct one picture, the name of
which has not yet been announced.
Capra's films include Rain or
Shine" "Dirigible. THE Miracle
Woman" and Platinum Blonde"
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Mrs. S. R. Artman will talk ON
Mexico to chapters of the Interna-
tional Travel Study Club Inc, next
week. Her subject will be Indian
Villages Tower Homes of Bell
Ringers"
Jenny Lind chapter will meet with
Mrs. John MacLean, 1906 East
Washington street, at 7:45 Monday.
Mrs. Helen Hathaway will sing a
group of songs.
Arcadian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. F. w.
Dennerline, 1854 Broadway, Tues
day for a l o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
]. w. Potter and Mrs. Clifford
Christina are assistant hosteSses.
Mrs. Roy Higgins will report cur
rent events, and Mrs. j. w. Potter
will read a paper on the Aztec
tribes. Mrs. D. R. Kellum will sing
several Indian numbers. Quota
lions are requested on Washington
and the lesson subject.
Mount Vernon chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. James A. Will
son, 847 West Thirtieth street,
Wednesday with a 1890 o'clock
luncheon. Mrs. Clarke Howell and
Mrs. j. L. Van Busktrk will assist
the hostess.
zuyder Zee chapter will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Irene
Herrin, 935 Grant street, for a /
o'clock luncheon.
Hawaiian chapter will be enter
tanned with Valentine luncheon at
the home of Mrs. j. J. O'Neil, 1888
West Michigan street, Friday. Mrs.
Phillip Mann is assistant hostess. A
business meeting at IL will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon at IL and a
lecture at /. Mrs. John w. Thorn
burgh will be guest of honor.
ooNJ TAbCAAC C11dP bEI Will 1ldNS
meeting and 1 o'clock luncheon
in the Lincoln room of the Lincoln
Saturday. Color scheme for the ia
BILE decorations will be in red, white
and blue in observance of Washing
tons birthday. A centerpiece for
the table will be a cherry tree with
candy cherries, a silver Ratchet, and
red, white and blue taperS in sill
yer holders. Miniature flags will be
used for place cards and there will
be red rose at each plate. Mrs.
0. A. Rauch is hostess and Mrs.
Elsie Rue Hantz will assist. Mrs.
Artman will be honor guest. Miss
Esther Leffkowitz will give solo
and Indian song, "By The Waters
Of Minnetonka, accompanied by
Mrs. Mayme PaSsmore. The entire
chapter will sing patriotic selec-
ton. New members are Misses
Adleda Long, Orpha Bodel, Esther
Leffkowitz and Mrs. Norma Rey-
nolds. A st. Patrick bridge and
bunco party is scheduled for March
II in the Banner Whitehill auditor
ium.
Princess Mary chapter will have
a benefit bridge at the Irvington
School of Music at 8 Saturday.
Misses Adelaide Conte and Alice
Cooper will be hostesses. Mrs.
Juanita Wright is in charge of ar
rangements. Her committee is as
follows: Misses Nellie Niersta, Olive
Montell and Edith Allmeroth.
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CHURCH TO HAVE
A BIG BANQUET

The Carrollton Avenue Mems
Club will observe Father and Son"
night" in connection with the
three-course Washingtons birthday
monthly congregational dinner Of
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RuSheeS to Be Guests

Theta chapter. Sigma Epsilon
society. will entertain rushees at
tea from 2 to Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Russell Sayre, Gill
College avenue Miss Halle Carlisle
and Violet Burton will pour.
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Club to Gire Dinner

Mrs. Harold A. Burger, Mrs.
Charles Gaunt and Mrs Hans C.
Jacobsen are in charge of the din
ner to be given by the La Phyllis
Club in observance of Founders day
Monday night at Corinne's.
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Mrs. Walter E. Stumpf is chair
man Of the card party, to be given
Feb. % by the mothers council
of the indianapolis Free Kinder
garten Society. The party will be
in the form of a colonial party
in the L. S. AyreS auditorium.
Kindergarten tea chers in
colonial costume will act as
ushers. They are Misses Ethel
Mae Akers, Gloria Christian,
Hazel Hart, Ellenor Parker. Nedra
James, Virginia Streeter. Dorothy
Screes and Dorothy Yagerline and
Mrs. Kenneth Peterman and Mrs.
Donald Speer.
Afstyle show will be a feature
Of the afternoon.
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Din1ler to Be Held

Tri Kappa Club will hold its
monthly dinner at $50 Monday
night in the Sheffield Inn.
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Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide and
Miss Joan Aufderheide. 1850 North
Meridian street, are visiting New
York.
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Mrs. Florence Free Macdonald
Of Cincinnati will sing on the
program of the TeAroAh chapter
Of the International Travel Study
Club, Inc. when a meeting will
be held Monday at the home Of
Mrs. Samuel Artman, % West
Twenty-eighth street.
HosteSses will be Mrs. H. T.
Gullest of Nation, H., and Mrs.
Ocie Gullett. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. E. P. MesSick.
Mrs. Ella Bowlin will present
paper on Aztec Indians.