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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-02-07
ID A r TO MEET

The Joseph Mcdowell chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. will meet at $3.50 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Z. P. Burckmyer,
with Mrs. James P. Burke as the
other hostess.
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Fruitland Girl
Cagers Defeat
Rosrnan PLAYER,

TIE Fruitland Institute o., ,
basketball team defeated Tho D.
man high team at BOSNIAN L..
Saturday by % to IL sccro 50
The guarding Of the r,ui,i..
team was an outsta rdinp fas ,,a'I
of the game. and Melton, T ,;ta'"
Fruitland forward, led his tas,
in scoring with Ii points . aa}
PLAYED a fine floor game all
The lineups:
Fruitland (22) R9s,~., =,
Smith (6) Clgrl. T ~
o.. Forward '''
Melton (1D -. L.9ro -,
Forward ~
Maxwell (5) - Win, "a,
= t~ Forward ''i
Brock ------------ 3l9go,,
.sr. Guard 5''
Rogers ----------- florida.
T., Guard
Mabre ------'..----.- Nj,
..-:, Guard
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TWO NAILS SLAIN

DUISBURG, Germany, Feb. z.
(UP).-One Nazi was killed and
six wounded seriously last night
when fired on from ambush dur
ing the funeral of a Nazi who was
killed last Wednesday a HON.
berg.
HAMBURG, Germany, Feb. Z.
(UP).--A Nazi YVES shot and
killed last night from ambush.
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VISITOR HONORED
CHARMINGLY

NASl SN [1OINSNLD
CHARMINGLY
Mrs. r. E. Hopkins, of East
Williston. l.. l., who is spending
some time with her father, NJ.
0. E. Criswold. while Mrs. Girls
void IS in New York, was the re-
cipient of 2 lovely courtesy ex-
tended by Mrs. NJ. a. Brown. Two
tables were arranged for bridge
in the living room where pink
carnations were effectively ar
ranged in vases and bowls of
sweet peas added a bright note
to the dining table.
Mrs. Hopkins was presented
with a gift. the top score trophy
went to Miss Elsie Flicker and
that for low to Mrs. r. P. Freeze.
After the interesting games a
salad, with accessories, which III
Guided rolled sandwiches and
cakes. was served.
Those playing bridge at this
charming party were the honor
guest. Mrs. Hopkins, Mesdames
Charles Morrow. 3. A. Egerton,
+. G.. Stillwell, Michael Schenck
and Freeze, Miss Mary Brooks
and Miss Flicker. Tea guests in
cmded Mesdames w. A. Smith, J.
A. Mason and Hattie G. Brunson,
a guest at the Waverly.
EPISCOPAL GROUPS MEET
The Advent Group of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of st. James
church met yesterday afternoon
at the Parish House with the new
leader, Mrs. B. E. Cliff, in the
chair. Work for the new year
was outlined according to plans in
letter from the rector, Rev. Mr..
James P. Burke. and ideas pre-
scented in an inspiring talk by the
new president, Mrs. w. 7. C.Bates.
Mrs. Burke also announced the
plan of the diocesan president for
special study of the prayer book.
The leader, Mrs, B. L. Foster,
entertained the Trinity group at
her home yesterday. The Lords
Prayer was said in unison and the
entire afternoon was taken up
with business matters, including
Lenten plans. During the social
half hour tea and cakes were
served. s....
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-02-07

Hudeens and sons, John and
Smyth. will attend the wedding.
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There is no substitute e.,
newspaper advertising.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

the Meridian street M. E. church
this afternoon at their home.
Mrs w E. Ochiltree Of Corners
vile and Mrs. Carrie L. Root of
Kewanpa are weekend guests of
Mrs. E. May Hahn, $50 South Cen
trail court.
Miss Betty Jane Barrett, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Barrett,
1898 North Pennsylvania street, will
leave Monday to spend two weeks in
Chicago with Miss Christine JEFF
ferries of Cleveland.
Miss Winifred Hoyt; 5157 North
New Jersey street, is visiting friends
in Charlottesville.
Miss Maxine RigSbee, 1902 North
New Jersey street, will return Sun
day after visit at Lake Maxim
kuckee.
Mrs. Norman Metzger and
daughter, Nan are spending the
summer with Mrs. Metzger's parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. William J. Hogan, at
Walloon Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown,
4401 North Illinois street, are visit
ing in New York.
Edwin T. Kilrain Jr. has re-
turned from ST. Meinrad college,
st. Meinrad, to spend the summer
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Kilrain, COZ West Forty
third street.
Miss Margaret Pfennig, 4643
North Capitol avenue, left today to
spend the week at Lake Wawassee
as guest Of Miss John and Todd De-
Haven at the summer home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. I. c.
Dehaven.
Mrs. Otto Richie of Terre Haute
arrived today to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Charles A. Kelley Sr.,
1854 North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cooking. $3.50
North Delaware street, are leaving
Tuesday for visit in Toronto, Can
ada.
Miss katherine Cause, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Cause, 3545
Watson road, will visit in New York
for week.
Mrs. George c. Moon and daugh-
ter, Mary Alice, 3753 North Meridian
street, are spending the summer in
Woods Hole, Mass.
Harvey w. Hunter. 3241 Central
avenue, and J. Harry Miles, $500
North Meridian street, Will return
Sunday from weeks visit in Miami,
Fla.
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SMITH
WILL WE'D TONIGHT

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulton j. Smith, to Charles Keough,
son of Mr.. and Mrs John Keough,
will take place at 7:45 tonight at the
home Of the brides parents, 1126
North Jefferson.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
white satin and carry white rose
buds. She will be attended by Miss
Kathryn Hughes who will wear a
gown of pink silk crepe with match
ing accessories and carry a shower
bouquet of pink roses. James Butler
will be best man.
Following the reception at the
Smith home for the immediate
families and few friends, the
couple will leave on trip north.
The at-hOme address is for 31O1
East Tenth street.
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SORORITY AEUMNAE
TO ATTEND SUPPER

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsi-
Ion, national musical sorority, will
entertain the alumnae club and the
patroness group with a frolic Tues
day afternoon and night at the
home of Mrs. Helen Talge Brown
in Carmel. Buffet supper will be
served at $50, to be followed by a
program.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Imogene PierSon, chairman of
entertainment, assisted by Mrs, Rus
sell Spivey, Miss Ruth Hutchins,
Mrs. Paul Shideler, Mrs. c. A.
Searcy, chairman of food, assisted
by Mrs. Walter Hiatt, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Spivey. Mrs A. Leon Hicks and
Miss jeanette Harris, and Miss Re
becca Shields, chairman of trans
portation.
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PROGRAM IS GIVEN
AT HIBBEN SCHOOL

Hibben school held an entertain
ment Friday night for parents and
friends of the students. Readings,
songs and intelligence games were
included on the program. Dancing
classes presented folk dances. pam
tomime songs and Spanish num-
berS.
The following took part: Lena
clair Baber Marynell Aumann,
Cornelia Hui. Vinson Rodecker,
Patricia Paul. Harriet Johnson,
Patricia Crews, Melville Weesner,
Annaiane Bash, Ada Harrison,
Betty Alpha Bloom, Betty Jane
Brock, Mary Lou RasicO and Mar
tina Jane Bash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
AItruSa Club VIII Elect at
Monthly Dinner Meeting

Miss Mabel Cutlery was nomi-
mated for the presidency of the
Altrusa Club at the monthly dinner
meeting held Friday night at the
Columbia Club. Election will be
held July 81 at the monthly dinner
meeting.
Miss Helen Clayton, with Miss
Mamie Larsh, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle
and Mrs. Martha Avel, will repre-
sent the indianapolis AltruSa Club
at the national convention sched-
uled for July 5, 6 and in Atlantic
City.
Miss Larsh, first ice-governor Of
the fifth district of the national
club, will be presented with a low
ing cup by national Altrusa, as the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
A, ], BEVERIDGE JR,
TO WE'D WEDNESDAY

By Times Special
BEVERLY FARMS, Mass, June
17.-Miss Abby Beveridge of In
dianapolis, who will be one of the
bridesmaids in the wedding party of
her brother, Albert j. Beveridge Jr.
and Miss Elizabeth Lincoln Seattle,
will entertain the bridal party with
dinner dance tonight at the sum-
mer home of her mother.
The wedding will take place at
4 Wednesday in st. Michael's church
in Milton, Mass, where the Rev.
Vincent Leroy Bennett and DR.. Will
liam Greenough Thayer will Off
ciate. There will be two maids of
honor, eight bridesmaids and twelve
ushers, including Samuel S. Tyndall
of indianapolis.
The Indianapolis home of the
Beverages is located at 4164 Wash
ington boulevard.
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Toner-Scott Wedding Rites
Are SOIen,niSed at Anderson
By Times Special

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, June lin a
simple garden ceremony today at
Anderson, Miss Jane Toner, daugh-
ter of Mrs Harriet Toner, was mar
ried to John Elmer Scott, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Scott. POOP
North Alabama street, Indianapolis
The Rev Mr.. Cole of Blooming
ton officiated at the ceremony. At
tendantS we're Miss Helen Warren Of
Toledo, o., former classmate of the
bride at the Bennett school of Mil
brook. N Y maid of honor: Miss
Isabelle Urban of Anderson, Miss
Eleanor Binford Of New Albany. and
Miss Florence Scott, sister of the
bridegroom Of Indianapolis, all
bridesmaids.
Nancy Dryer of Gary, cousin of
the bride, was flower girl. Bridal
music was played by another cou-
sin, Miss Ellen Stafford of Alexan-
dria.
Best man was Joe Hatfield Of
Evansville, and Kelvin Brosnau,
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winner of the examination conduct
ed in an educational contest.
Other candidates named for
offices on the blue ticket were Miss
Bertha Leming, vice-president; Mrs.
Mabel Hartwell, secretary; Miss
Clara Jordan. treasurer; Mrs. AIDE
laide Lewis, Miss Mary Ann Fitz-
simons and Miss Ruth Milligan, di-
rectors; and Mrs. Martha Abel, dis
trict representative. Mrs. Frances
Naegele was chairman of the blue
ticket.
Miss Helen Clayton, chairman of
the white ticket candidates, pre-
sented the following: Mrs. Nell War
rem, president; Miss Elsie Mil
Ter, secretary; Miss Helena Patter-
son, treasurer; Miss Mamie Bass,
district representative. Directors
suggested were Miss Lena Meehan,
Miss Edith Dickover and DR.. Edith
HAYNES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
Unusual Connection

IRON the used by her mother Mrs Hecahon makes
decaces.
responsible
wheel cookies and special mocha
Fisher has originated special fla
odfashoned stick candy special parties the
round pale
filled
which shell pink
deep shade of pink with design Of leaves
them.
helpers baking not experienced pastry
high school, who know nothing
methods Eggs for her cakes
Greensbug from milk fed chickens
than two days old when used
cakes Is the she on her table IN
her home
Thre no secret to the growth Mrs
who still oo-laSnloho
making good things to
eat"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
Alunnae Head
Will Be Guest
at Club Event

Mrs. John Eggeman of Ft. Wayne,
president of the National Alumnae
Association Of st. Mary's college Of
Notre Dame, will be a guest of the
Indiana alumnae at the annual
luncheon at l next Saturday in the
Columbia Club. Miss Marion Nc
Candless, executive secretary and
editor of the Holy Gross Courier,
alumnae quarterly magazine, will
attend.
The indianapolis alumnae will be
hostesSes. Miss Norma Deluse,
president of the local club, is in
charge of the luncheon, assisted by
Misses Martha Barry and Mary
McGill.
subcommittee are. Arrange
mentS, Mrs. D. j. Mccarthy and
Miss Frances Kotteman; hospitality
Mrs. A. S. Jaeger, Mrs Charles
Mason, Misses Frances Beik, Eileen
O'Connor and Margaret Qautman;
bridge, Mrs. Paul Furgason, Mrs.
Maurice D. McNulty and Miss
Florence Pfeiffer, and publicity,
Miss Helen Carroll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
YEARS BANQUET TO
BE AT ATHENAEUM

Pledge services will be held by the
Beta chapter of the Delta Sigma
sorority at the annual banquet Fri
day night at the Athenaeum. Mrs.
Harry Reinhardt is chairman. as
sisted by Miss Charlotte Kendrick,
Mrs. Paul Thompson and Miss Elsie
Reid. The banquet will be followed
by dance.
The following will be pledged:
Misses Thelma Hacker, Gladys An
thony. Mildred Bowerman, Angela
Olson, Martha Olson. Emma Nc
Cord and Mrs. Kathryn Herman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17

Mrs. George F. Stewart and son,
George Thiebaud of Apopka, Fla,
are visiting Mrs. Stewards parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Porter, 2418
Park avenue, and Mrs. Stewards
sister, Mrs. c. G. Jacquart and Mr.
Jacquart, 3505 North Pennsylvania
street.
DR.. and Mrs. William S. Tomlin
1920 North Illinois street, will return
Sunday from Milwaukee where they
attended the American Medical As
ISOLATION meeting. Dr. and Mrs.
Tomlin are visiting the Century Of
Progress in Chicago before return
ing to Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Ander-
son III, 3703 North Delaware street,
have gone to Lake Wawasee.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Beckett,
Spring Mill road, entertained the
members of the Stanfield Circle of
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gorge Pattison, both Of Indianapolis,
and William Ramsey Of Terre
Haute, were ushers.
After a wedding trip, the couple
will return TO indianapolis where
they will live at Oxford ables. Mrs.
Scott attended Tudor Hall of Indi-
annapolis, was graduated from Ben
nett school and attended Indiana
university, where she is a member
Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Mr.. Scott is a graduate of the In
diana University school Of law He
is member Of Phi ANNA Delta
fraternity.
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ALPHA PHI CLUB IS
GIVEN DINNER FETE

Members of the Alpha Phi
Alumnae club and their husbands
were entertained at a dinner bridge
party Friday night at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. James G. Carter, "a
East Fifty-seventh street. Spring
flowers we're used.
Guests included Memmrs and
Mesdames Neil Order, Ray Grimes,
Thomas P. jenkins, Harry Mason,
James Ruddell, Donald Walker
Raymond Gill, Edward link and
Mrs. Edwin Mcdonald.
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Shower for Sister

Miss Ann Uberto will give mis-
cellaneous shower Sunday night for
her sister, Miss Sylvia Lucille
Uberto, who will be married June "a
Guests will be Misses Florence
Uberto. Florence Scarpone, Alvera
Fosso, Yolanda Calzia. Niola ODon-
nell, Gertrude Toler, Aida and Lena
Velona, Lucille Haynes, Constance
and Lillian Feldman. Ruth Thomp-
son, Belle and Dora Levin and Mes
DANES Lucille Sicgonolfi, Carmella
Vespa. Bertha Thompson, Mary
Moore. Mary Winingeer, Violet Janke
and Vallie May.
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pigeons or tie target. The children
have their first guns this summer,
and rely on DR.. and Mrs. Wolfe to
teach them the tricks.
TrapshoOting now is more or less
matter of practice, Mrs. Wolfe ex-
plains. But early in the fall we'll
take trips to Bloomington to hunt
quail and prairie chicken, and to
Ohio for pheasant"
Friends of Dr. Wolfe, when faced
with the prospect of a woman on
the trip, naturally had visions of
helping her over fences and quiet
ing squeals of terror. Just one trip
treasured them Mrs. Wolfe is a
regular fellow
When Mrs. Charles C. Cox visits
the Wolfes, she tries her shot at
shattering pigeons. Miss Ethel
SWartz and Mrs. Randolph Coats
both show creditable records at hit
ting the mark.
If Mrs. Wolfe feels no inclination
to swim or shoot, she invites her
guests to a game of badminton on
the lawn. If she needs some gro
ceries, she dons her shorts, mounts
her bicycle and off she is for Car
mel or Noblesville. g.
Bus Is Bath House
This fall when we build a ce-
ment court for badminton and ten
mis-, I'll get out my roller skates"
she laughed as she described her
bicycling jaunts to town.
The Wolfe place becomes a busy
resort over week-ends. The tele-
phone rings and friends announce
they're on the way-with the food.
THE Dutch idea is the fashion for
these parties" explains Mrs. Wolfe.
We've entertained as many as
eighteen house guests"
Besides the family cabin is
guest house, which Mrs. Wolfe has
decorated in orange and green. An
old bus has become the dressing
room for the bathers. At one end
is the dressing table, and the lug
gage holders overhead serve as
handy hooks for clothes.
Bridge Players Swim
For outdoor cooking, an army
stove has been put to use. Picnic
tables and umbrella table sets moan
with summer menus. Deck chairs
are delightful for Longing after
swim.
The edge of the pool is our
favorite bridging spot" Mrs. Wolfe
said. The dummy frequently re-
freshes himself with dip, leaving
his partner to his cares"
With the fishing season opening
this week END, DR.. Wolfe will keep
the icer filleA with fish. He casts
from the bank or wades into the
water in boots, and keeps the taste
for fish satisfied three or more times
q week
Despite the fishing lure of the
river, the Wolfes will take a fish
ing trip to Michigan late in July
with Captain and Mrs Cox.
MY story about the fish in the
river still goes" Mrs. Wolfe laughed
The children never have been on a
real-fOr-Su fishing trip
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-17
DELTA ZETA GROUP
HONORS MEMBERS

Miss Helen Miller was in charge
Of the luncheon bridge given this
afternoon at the Riviera Club by
the Indianapolis Alumnae of Delta
zeta sorority in honor of the senior
members of the Butler university
chapter.
Honor guests were Misses Doro-
thy Wright, May Langeon, Ruth
Marie Price, Marguerite La Mari
and Betty Stone. Assisting Miss
Miller we're Miss Mary Carrier, Mrs.
A. j. Groh and Mrs. Robert Berner.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR MISS LAWYER

Mrs. Charles Lay entertained at
her home, Kenmoor road, this after
noon with a miscellaneous shower
and bridge party in honor of Miss
Mildred Lawler, whose marriage to
Robert j. Shultz will take place
next Saturday. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Howard
E. Robertson.
Guests with Miss Lawler were her
mother, Mrs. G. o. Lawler, Mes
danes Stanley Stroll, Aaron lick,
Robert Caplinger, Ralph w. Smith,
Misses Mary Esther Lawler, Agnes
Metsker, Catherine Matson, Doro-
thy Yaerline, Marian Corya, and
Violet Albers.
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BRIDE-ELECT TO Be
HONORED AT PARTY

Miss Clara Catherine Meek, bride
elect, will be honored at a bridge
party and shower tonight at the
home of Mrs. Crawford Furry, 1929
Beville. The marriage Of Miss Meek
to DR.. Carl Southland will take place
June "a in the Central Christian
church.
Guests will include Misses Vir-
giana Meek Mary Black, Mary Eli
zabeth Johnson, Betty Martindale,
Mesdames John D. Meek, mother OF
the bride-elect, Don Meek of Green
field, Ralph Ellis, Charles H. Furry,
c. A. Coleman, Comfy Smith, Wal
ter Dolk and Albert Slate.
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GARDEN PARTY TO BE
GIVEN NEWLYWEDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Miller will
entertain informally at their home
3433 Washington boulevard, from 5
to 7 Sunday afternoon, in honor
of their son, Blaine Miller Jr., and
Mrs. Miller who have returned from
a wedding trip to Bermuda.
Invitations have been extended to
over $50 guests who will be enter
tanned in the garden of the Miller
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Jr.
are at home at 3433 Washington
boulevard.
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had what she calls "tearoom complex" Three years
ago she decided to try out this business. starting
with small home baking department in her own
home Three months after the beginning of this she
was turning away many orders a she filling
She opened the Hecathorn Cake Shop, and has
built clientele in all sections of Indianapolis Her
cakes and pastries not made by any of the usual
methods used by bakers. She admits she knows moth
ing about commercial baking
She has taken the recipes which she learned from
her mother, multiplied them many times. and with
original ones of her own, has established a business
which now is housed in two shops at Sixty
third street and College. and another Fiftyfourth
and College.
The shop at Fifty-fomth and College is in charge
of Mrs. G. A. Fisher who recently joined Mrs. Heca-
thorn in business The two have been friends for
more than twenty years.
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Alunlnae of
St. Mary to
Sponsor Tea
Event Tuesday to Be for
Students Entering
in Fall.

Indianapolis chapter Of st. Mary
of the Woods Alumnae Association
will hold a tea from 2 to Tuesday
at lakewood for students who will
enter colleges in the fall. Approx
mately 100 invitations have been ex-
tended to senior members Of high
schools in the city.
Miss Catherine La Penta, presi-
dent Of the Indianapolis chapter,
will be in the receiving line, assist
ed by alunnae and former students.
Others assisting Miss La Penta will
be students of the college: Misses
Frances Courtney, Dorothy Rail,
Helen Logan Conner, Marie Lauck,
Marie Quinn, Rose Dowd, Dorothy
Scroggin, Catherine Lynch, jose
phine Deery, Catherine Guedel-
hoefer, Margaret Sullivan, Ruth
Courtney and Gertrude Hardesty.
Hostesses for the affair are Miss
Marie Blackwell, chairman, assisted
by Misses Mary Helen Shea, Cath
crime Sullivan, Patricia O'Connor
and Mary Louise Conner.
Mrs. Leroy Reach and Mrs B. j.
Guedelhoeffer will pour at the tea
table, which will be lighted with
silver tapers and centered with
roses and blue larkspur. Miss
Catherine Conner and Miss Rachel
Tobin will play harp selections dur
ing the afternoon.
The program will include talks
on school life at st. Mary's given
by students of the college. Honor
guests will be the Rev. A. Dugan
Sister Eugenia, dean Of the college,
and Sister st. Magdalen, alumnae
secretary.
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Pdrty for Mothers

The Mothers club of Beta chap
ter, Sigma Pi fraternity of Indiana
university, will entertain with
card party wednesday afternoon at
Banner-Whitehill auditorium Host
esses will be Mesdames R. H. Kro-
ger, Alice Apologize, Charles Char
dron, H. B. Holloway, William T.
Moore, r. H. Campbell and Eliza
beth Martin.
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Elect Miss Barnes

Miss Ann Barnes, member of the
Delta chapter of the Phi Sigma Tau
sorority, is the newly elected treas
urer of the sorority. Other officers
elected at the convention recently
held in st. Louis are: Miss Jean
Richardson Of st. Louis, president;
Miss Peggy Hall of st. Louis, vice
president, and Miss Mae Browning
of Memphis, secretary.
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BANQUET at Muncie

Members Of the Epsilon Sigma Al
pha sorority will attend a banquet
Tuesday night in Muncie. Newly
elected officers of the sorority are
Miss Lucille Alexander, president;
Miss Elizabeth Presnell, -presi-
dent; Miss Elizabeth Schoelch,
treasurer; Miss Mary Shepherd, re-
cording- secretary, and Miss Grace
VanCamp, corresponding, secretary.