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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-04
History Professor to Address
Indianapolis University Women

The indianapolis branch, Amer
lean Association Of University
Women, has invited DR.. Theodore
G. Gronert, head of the history de
partment of Wabash college, to be
the speaker following the guest
dinner Tuesday, March IA, at Cen
trail Y. w. c. A. His subject will
be The Foreign Policy Of the
United States"
DR.. Gronert, who received his
NJ A. and FIJI. D. degrees from the
University of Wisconsin, has di-
rected the international relations
study group of the Charlottesville
A. A. U. w. branch for four years.
Mrs. A. NJ Hinkle, international
relations study group chairman, has
planned the program, assisted by
Miss Ida &. white, in charge Of
hostesses; Miss Jenna r. Birks,
dinner arrangements; Mrs. o. M.
Helmer, reservations. and Mrs. Ar
thur E. F0cke, decorations.
MIS-. John c. MeIett Will give the
final talk Of the book series Of ten,
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Program to Be
Presented by
String Quartet

The string quartet Of the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory Of Music will
present a program at 8 Thursday
night at the Odeon. The quartet is
composed Of faculty members, in
Guiding Edwin Jones, first violin;
Miss Georgia Baumann, second vio-
lin; Stanley Norris, viola, and
AdOlph H. Schellschmidt, cello.
They will be assisted by Miss May
a, KOlmer, pianist. The program
will be ae follows:
Quartet. Opus 81 No. 5..............H Haydn
Allegro Moderate
Adagio Cantabile
MenuettO Allegretto
Finale VivaCe
Piano Quartet Opus AZ ........ Schumann
SoStenuto assai Allegro ma non troppo
SchertO Motto VivaCe
Andante Cantabile
Finale Ylyace
Students of the preparatory de-
partment will appear in a recital at
2:30 Saturday at 1904 North Della
ware street.
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sponsored by the fine arts commit
tee at TO- Tuesday, March Z, at the
Rauh Memorial library. Her sub
ject will be Recent Fiction" Mrs.
James A. BaWden is chairman Of
this committee.
The pre-school child study group
will meet at 2:3O Friday, March II,
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bat
man, 800 West Forty-fourth street.
Miss Emma Colbert, assistant to the
dean of Butler Teachers college,
Will speak on Emotions of Child
hood" Mrs Nathan E. Pearson is
chairman. Guests are welcome.
Mrs. Allen H. Mitchell, chairman
of the language study group has
changed its meetings from Mondays
to Wednesdays, the 10 o'clock group
meeting with Mrs. w. L. Richardson,
10 West Hampton Drive, and the
II o'clock group meeting with Mrs.
Mitchell, 500 Hampton drive.
Mrs. II. B. Pike is chairman of
he radio and education study
group, which was last fall organ
lied. A list of programs have been
selected and recommended to mem
bers and the public.
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FICTION OF YEAR
TO Be DISCUSSED

Mrs. John C. Mellett will present
Fiction of the Year" survey Of
the years novels, at the book talk
at 10 Tuesday morning at the Rauh
Memorial library, under the auspi
ces of the American Association of
University Women.
In this final lecture, Mrs. Mellett
will discuss the following: "Anne
Vickers," by Sinclair Lewis; "One
More Spring" by Robert Nathan;
Erie Water" by Walter Edmonds:
Burlington of Blup," by H. c..
Wells; "F1owering Wilderness" by
GaIsworthy, and Inheritance" by
PHYLLIS Bentley.
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Meridian Hills
Schedules Two
Bridge Parties

Social activities of women of
Meridian Hills Country Club this
month will include two bridge
parties, arranged by Mrs. George
c. Olive, general entertainment
chairman for women.
The fourth meeting of the con-
tract tournament section will be
Monday with Mrs. Edward A. Peter
son and Mrs. Charles S. Schaab in
charge. Luncheon will be served
at l.
st. Patrick's day will be the theme
Of the monthly luncheon bridge
party Tuesday, March IA. Mrs.
Ira C. Minnick and Mrs. Irwin Ber-
termann are chairmen.
Bonus of $50 points will be given
at both parties for prompt arrival
at l.
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TO Be GIVEN
BY CHURCH GROUP

school D3ze" is the play to be
presented Monday night at the
NorthWood Christian church under
the direction OF Mrs. Don L. Smoke,
coach,
Special numbers will be presented
by the Music Masters School Of
Music and the Beriault School of
Expression. Charles L. Archbold
who writes the epigrams appearing
on the signboardS of the National
Refining company, is the author of
the play.
Members of the cast include: Mrs.
Marguerite Young, Mrs. J. w. Ford,
wilbur Messe, Mrs. c. A. Young,
Mrs. J. NJ. Harbaugh, HerSchel Da-
Wis. Steve Clark. Glen Findley. K.
V. zimmerman, Mrs w. Bert Deni-
son, Dick Wilmington Miss Luana
Lee. Don L. Smoke. Mrs. Harry G..
Templeton. Jack Ford, Miss Vir-
ginia Harbaugh. Ovid Jones, Mrs.
Homer Cox. and Pau Pike
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RUSHEES WILL BE
HONORED AT PARTY

Rushees Of Alpha chapter, Theta
Sigma Delta sorority, will be enter
tanned at a st. Patrick's party Sun
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Catherine Mckinney, "A South Den
ny street.
The committee is composed of
Mrs. Mckinney, Miss Mary Jane
Wabnitz and Miss Bessie Blake.
Rushees will include Misses Ruth
Wabnitz, Margaret Regal, Mary
Bell, Velma Riddell, Marjorie Paree,
Mary Shannon, Dannetta Holstein,
Alice Yates, Harriet Lindeman, Ed
it'll Hammer, Dorothy Lee. Dorothy
Funk, Edna Friend Violet Friend,
Pauline Archer, Denne McCammick,
Vivian Cox, Mabel Shumaker, Mar
tina Schmidt, Dorothy Regal and
Mrs. Charles Rose.
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The bride entered with her
father, and she wore a white crepe
ensemble, the Jacket designed with
cape sleeves. Her shoulder veil of
maline and Chautlly lace fell from
white silk turban She carried q
colonial bouquet of Johanna Hill
roses and fyoesia
Miss Kay NcLain. a student at
Western College for Women in OK
ford, O, was The brides only at
tendant She wore a hyacinth blue
triple sheer crepe dress with gray
accessories. and carried a colonial
bouquet of Sweet AdeIne roses and
sweet peas.
Reception at Cahow Home
John Fenstermacner was best
man and Frank Keeyer and Howard
Want ushers.
At the reception at the Cahow
home, spring flowers and ferns were
used as decorations. The bridal
table was centered with a three
TERED wedding cake, garlanded with
smilaX and lighted with blue and
silver tapers.
Out-of-town guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Cox and Misses Edith
and Ethel Cox of WalkerWue, Ont.
Canada. and Nh and Mrs. Basil
TrUeblood of Wisconsin.
Go on Wedding Trip
The connie left for q Weddino trim
and Will be at home after March II
at 1850 North Pennsylvania street.
Her travel suit was of silver gray,
worn with navy blue accessories.
The bride IS a graduate of Ontario
Ladies college at Whitby Ontario,
Canada, and DR.. Trueblood of Indi-
ana School Of Medicine.
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League of Women Voters to
Be GiUen Final Report

Lehman Dunning, B. c. Ellis, Walter
S. Greenough, Dorothy Goodrich,
Ralph Henderson. Fletcher Hodges,
Sylvester Johnson, Fred E. Matson,
Edwin M. McNally, w. H. Morrison,
G. R. Myers, Walter E. Rogers,
Thomas D. Sheerin, Walker VIM
slow, William Allen Moore, Hiram
Keehn, Misses Frances Holiday and
Sara Lauter. Miss Florence Kirlin
is the legislative adviser.
The second Of a series Of study
groups on the indianapolis public
school system will be held at 10
Wednesday at the Rauh Memorial
library. Speakers will be Paul G
Stetson, Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, anG
A. B. Good.
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Daughters of Union Chapter
to Hold Business Session

Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter. National Society. Daugh-
tiers of the Union, VIII hold a lunch
con and business meeting Monday
at the Central Avenue NJ. E. church
Mrs. Clarence J. Finch, regent of
the chapter, viii preside, and Mrs
Karl Kayser VIII have charge OF
the arrangements and Mrs. Allen
7 Fleming The program,
A playlet. Memories of Pioneer
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SYMPHONY DIRECTOR
To GIVE LECTURE

Beethoven will be the subject OF
the symphony chat, sponsored by
the indianapolis Junior League, at
1890 Monday in Cropsey auditorium
of the Central Library. Ferdinand
G. Schaeffer, director of the In
dianapolis Symphony orchestra. will
explain the compositions, to be
played Tuesday night by the Or
cheStra.
The lecture is open to the public.
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Mothers Club
of Sorority to
Be HOsteSSes

Mothers Club of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority will entertain Mrs.
Ralph B. Clark, Mrs. Verne L.
Trask and Miss Mildred BlackIedge,
national secretary Of. the sorority,
and mothers Of active and alumnae
members from to 4 Monday after
noon at the chapter house.
Mrs, Harry Lane viii arrange the
musical program dedicated to Ed
ward Mcdowell Miss Blackledge
will talk on Our Star Studio at
MacDoWell Colony"
Miss Janet Power will present a
piano selection, and Mrs. Raymond
HyltOn will preside
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w. C. T. u. GROUP
TO HOLD SESSION

Vayhinger w. c. T. U. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Z. A. Hughes,
$40 Beville avenue, at 2 Thursday.
A trio will sing, and Mrs. Fred
STICKY will give readings.
Mrs. Eta Johnson will be the
speaker and directors will present
reports Of their departments.
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Days, Will be presented by the
Theta Tau Psi sorority under the
direction Of Mrs. W. F. Holmes. Mrs.
N. d. Didway viii play the accom-
panlment and members of the cast
include: MesdameS Marshall HAS
lup, HerSheN House, William Abel,
Floyd Jones. Lyman Stonecypher,
Craig Pitman. Rex HaiSIup. Eugene
Wright Ralph Eberhardt, Miss FL
NOR BeanblosSom and Miss Velya
Kester.
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FIVE PLEDGED BY
THETA MI Rios

Alpha chapter, Theta Mu Rho
sorority, has announced the follow
ing new pledges: Mrs. Mary
Schmidt and Misses Cora Mae Has
let, Opal Winkler, Tillie Schmidt
and ImOgene Noting.
The sorority will meet Wednesday
night at the home OF Mrs. Wilmer
Cox, 106 South Ritter avenue. Plans
will be made for a bridge party.
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Pi Beta Phi AIum11ae Club
to Hold Luncheon Meeting

Indianapolis Alumnae Club Of Pi
Beta Phi sorority viii meet Satur-
day. March II, at the home OF Mrs.
Roy Briggs, 1923 Sutherland ave-
nue.. Luncheon will be served. fol-
lowed by election of nominating
committee and bridge party.
Luncheon hostess will be Mrs
Gordon Batman, assisted by Mes
danes A. H. Boyd, G. B. Elliott,
Scott Legge, Ross Mercer, Raymond
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TO HOLD
RUSHEES PARTY

lambda Alpha Lambda sorority
VIII give an Inauguration party
Monday night in honor OF rushees
at the home Of Mrs. Friedrich MAYA.
2417 East Ninth street.
Guests Will be Misses Bobby Jack
son, Peggy Stevens, Alice Stems.
Marie LowhOrn, Faye McComisky,
Frances HeSsman and Rosalind
Ronel
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ALPHA CHI OMEGAS
TO HOLD MEETING

Mrs. Verne A. Trask, 100 East
Seventy-frst street, will be hostess
for the l o'clock luncheon meeting
of the Beta Beta Alumnae Club of
Alpha Chi omega liext Saturday.
The program will be arranged by
Mrs. Paul Isenbarger.
An executive committee meeting
will be held Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Fred Tucker, 1921
College avenue, when plans for the
annual guest day will be arranged.
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Program of French Music to
Be Givem by Opera Section

A program of French music will
be presented by the opera study
section Of the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale at 3 Friday in the D. A.
R. chapter house, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Helen Warrum Chapel.
John Geiger rom Indiana univers-
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD TO
ELECT OFFICERS

Election of officers for the ensuing
year is scheduled for the luncheon
meeting Of the Sunnyside guild at
1890 Monday at the Columbia Club
with Mrs. G. L. Hammel, president,
in charge.
Assisting will be Mesdames
Charles Martin, Alta M. Martin,
Leroy Martin, Floyd Mattice, G. j,
Mcintyre, r. L. NGcNair, Gus Meyer.
B. B. Pettijohn, E. Park Akin and
E. ]. Graman.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY IRVINGTON CLUB

Mrs. Philip Zoercher is the new
president of the Irvington Fort
nightly Club. Officers were elected
at a meeting Friday at the home
Of Miss Martha Cunningham, 81
Layman avenue.
Other officers are Mrs. F. w.
Schulmeyer, ce-president; Mrs. o.
S. Flick, recording secretary; Miss
Cunningham. treasurer, and Mrs.
o. S. Moore, corresponding secre-
tary.
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ALUMNAE. TO HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING

Misses Mary Margaret Flaherty
and Martha Jane Foerderer will be
hosteSses for the monthly meeting of
the st. Agnes Alumnae Association
at Monday night at the academy.
Miss Mary Lou Conner, president,
will preside at the business meeting.
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Mrs. Alva Cradick will preside at
the election meeting of the Chill
dren's Sunshine Club of SunnySide
to be held at 2 Wednesday after
noon in the parlors Of the Fletcher
American National Bank building
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Stilz, Allen Raup and Miss Annette
Hedges.
Miss Miriam King viii give a sur
vey OF the philanthropic work be-
ing done by the national organiza-
ton. A history Of the settlement
school at Gatlinburg, Tenn, which
is supported by the sorority, will be
presented.
Reservations for the meeting may
be made with Mrs. S. o. Brewer,
5214 Park avenue. -
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BRIDGE FETE GIVEN
BY ALUMNAE CLUB

Mrs. Paul w. Summers, 5613 East
Washington street, was hostess this
afternoon for a bridge party. given
at her home by the Indianapolis
alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority. st. Patrick's decorations
were used in the appointments.
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Miss Lamb Hostess

Miss Bernice Lamb, 47l6 East
Washington street, was hostess this
afternoon for a business meeting Of
the Indianapolis Alumnae Club Of
Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority Miss
Evelyn Hall discussed the sorority
flower.
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daughter, Miss Beatrice Sharp
Yates, to Forrest Green, son Of I
V. Green, 112 West Thirty third
street. The marriage took place
Feb. IS, in FOrtville.
Mrs. Ralph J. Mattingly was
Miss Mary Frances Wells,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Wells, before her wedding Feb. IS.
Mrs. Robert Kirby is a member
Of the committee in charge of the
woman's luncheon bridge party, to
be given Wednesday at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club.
Mrs. Leo NJ. Gardner represents
the indianapolis alumnae club of
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority on the
committee for the state dance to-
night at Avalon Country Club.
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STATE LUNCHEON
DANCE POSTPONED

Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, presi-
dent of the indianapolis Alumnae
chapter Of Kappa Alpha Theta So
rOrity, has announced that the an
nual state luncheon and dance
scheduled for March II has been
postponed indefinitely.
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Neotinn Is Scheduled

Catherine Merrill Tent 9, Daugh-
tiers of Union veterans. will meet
at 7:30 Monday night at FIT. Friend
~. SID North Illinois street. Mrs.
Alice Christie will be the presiding
officer.
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Luncheon to Be Held
indianapolis Associate chapter Of
Tri Kappa sorority will give a /
o'clock luncheon Monday Mrs. P.
d. Loser AIS Park avenue. Will be
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Paul w.
Huddleston.
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International
Study Club

Next week series of talks on
Canada will be started by Mrs.
S. R. Artman before chapters of
the International Travel Study Club
Inc. Her subject will be In the
Land of the Sky-Blue Waters-the
Indians"
Normandy chapter will meet at
the Washington for its regular
meeting and at 1890 luncheon
Monday.
Egyptian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Charles
R. Stuart, % North Healing. at 1870
Tuesday. Mrs. Rose Jones will sing
a group Of Irish songs. There will
be election Of officers.
Brazilian chapter will be enter
tanned at 1880 Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Edith Armel, 416 East
Thirty-second street. Mrs. w. f.
ArenS will assist the hostess. Mrs.
James Mehaffey, recording score
tary, will read an article entitled
"Epitome Club Experiences" Elec-
ton Of officers VIII follow the lee
ture.
Mandalay chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Graves. 5O23
Park avenue at 1870 Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Pitzer and Mrs. Carl w.
Sect will assist the hostess. The
Sunshine girls orchestra of Castle
ton high school and Mrs. Sonia Nef
with her piano accordion will enter
tain. The chapter will have a card
party at Banner Whitehiu auditor
ium at 2 Friday, March II.
Flemish Flanders chapter viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
Russell, 1881 Brookside parkway
South drive, at 7:45 Wednesday. The
hostess will be assisted bv Mrs
Harry Warner.
Panamanian chapter will be enter
tanned with a 1890 o'clock luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Dorothy Paramore, GAS Mills street
Inc program viii be in charge of
Mrs. Edward c. Wischmever. There
VIII also be an election of officers
Toyama chapter will meet with
MISS Doris Joan Reeve, I48 West
Forty-trSt street, at 7:45 Thursday.
The hostess viii be assisted bv her
mother, Mrs. Nicholas Moore. Flee
ton Of officers and business meet
ing will follow the lecture. The
guests will be Misses Patty Warner.
Madeline Costin, Blanch TeIkerton
and Margie Taylor.
Lucerne chapter will meet at 10 an
Friday at the home of Mrs. William
d. Mallon, 1921 Guilford avenue
Inc business meeting VIII be fol-
lowed by y O'Clock St. Patrick's
luncheon. Mrs Mallon viii be as
sisted by Mrs. A. E. Kelley and Mrs.
7. V. Hancock.
Jeanne d Arc chapter will be en-
tertalned with a st. Patrick's marty
at l Friday at the home Of Mrs
5. E. Hurst, 5154 North Illinois
street Mrs. Harold Maves will as
SYST Miss Roberta Bland is in
charge Of a program. consisting of
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Coach to Sneak

Joseph s. Dienhart. coach at Ca
thedral high school. Will speak at
the regular meeting Of the Cathe-
6raI Mothers Club at 2:15 Tuesday
IN the school library.
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-'AASS susan nus hAAASdN us IL
Miss susan Aughiubaugh is the
composer Of two songs to be sung
by Carroll Reynolds. Butler uni
verSity student, at the meeting of
the PIT A. Of Broad Ripple high
school Wednesday night.
A group from the high school
will present a program for the en-
tertainment Of the association.
Miss Aughinbaugh will accom-
pany Reynolds when he sings
Broken Promise and Even
tide She is a student at the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music and has composed more
than twenty musical numbers.
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Named Phi Beta Kappa

Miss Ev lyn
: h a m b e r S /,
daughter of Mr..
a Id Mrs. D.
Laurence Cham
bers, 5272 North
Meridian street,
has been elected
to Phi B eta
Kappa at Vassar
college in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
She will be grad
uated from the
college in June.
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Don Banding, Poet and
Artist, to Be Speaker
to Department Groups
South Seas and Hawaii Will Be Topic of
Lecture; Spring Tea to Follow
Meeting Wednesday,

Tales Of yagabond
art exhibit and planned
Department Club
banding viii take his listeners adventing the south
TO Hawaii where he originated lei he addresses
club at 230 Wednesday He will be introduced
ander president
viii Mrs Ohniel Hitch and
Mrs Victor G Kendau VIII preside
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Alice CahOw Is Welded
to DR.. R. L. TrueblOOd
in Ceremony at Church
The Rev. W. W. Want Officiates at Rite;
Couple Will Be at Home in City
After March IT,

Methodist wedding Miss
Carow daughter 1921 North
Meridian street Dr. Roger l. Trueblood 10 this morning Dr.
TruebOod the Mr. and Mrs TrUebOOd Salem
The w w Want ohcated the ceremony F H.
Dla OF brdaln
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Mrs. Ralph J. MattingIy
Photo by Platt
The engagement Of Miss Marion
Lucille Brown to Seymour Fldred
Madison Of West Point, N. Y, son
Of Colonel and Mrs. Irving M
M olson, 1929 Washington
boulevard, has been announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
E. Sipe, 1916 North Pennsylvania
street. The wedding will take
place June IA in West Point.
Mrs. Isis Leach Yates, 2126
North Meridian street, has an
nounced the marriage Of her
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Jeanne D. Arc chapter will be en-
tertalned with st. Patrick's party
at l Friday at the home Of Mrs
S. E. Hurst, 5154 North Illinois
street. Mrs. Harold Maves will as
Sist. Miss Roberta Bland is in
charge OF a program, consisting of
harp solos and readings.
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Lucerne chapter will meet at 1880
FRIDAY at the home of Mrs. William
Il. Mallon, 1921 Guilford avenue
Inc business meeting VIII be fol-
lowed by a y o'clock St. Patrick's
luncheon. Mrs. Mallon viii be as
sisted by Mrs. A. E. Kelley and Mrs.
T. V. Hancock.
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Next week a series of talks on
Canada will be started by Mrs.
S. R. Artman before chapters of
the International Travel Study Club
Inc. Her subject will be In the
Land of the Sky-BIue Waters-the
Indians"
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Panamanian chapter will be enter
tanned with 1890 o'clock luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Dorothy Paramore, GAS Mills street.
Inc program will be in charge of
Mrs. Edward c. Wischmeyer. There
VIII also be an election of officers
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Normandy chapter will meet at
the Washington for its regular
meeting and at 1890 luncheon
Monday.
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Flemish Flanders chapter will
meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
Russell, 1881 Brookside parkway.
South drive, at 7:45 Wednesday. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Harry Warner.