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charge of Misses Gertrude Murphy
Anita Craft, Josephine Evard. Isa-
belle Montai and Josephine Lawrie
The following will serve as pa
irons and patronesses: Messrs. and
Mesdames David Crawford, William
Drake, James H. keenan,, Raymond
Kunz, Charles B. Lines, J. ]. Schatt-
ner, Arthur schulmeyer, Joseph ].
Speaks, Daniel A. Sweeney. c. J.
Austermiller, Leonard BagnoH. F. ]
Gabriel, August Julian, Harry E.
Raltano. DR.. and Mrs. V. A. Lapenta
Frank Kirkhoff, George Kirkhoff
Jr., John c. Obergfel, Harry Web
Ike, and Mesdames Helen Costello.
Eleanor Rebel, Katherine Mailman.
Margaret LawTie, and Ellen Kirk
hoff.
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Daughters of Union VIII Elect
Delegates to National Congress

Election of delegates to the Ma
tional Congress of the Daughters of
the Union at a business meeting and
a patriotic musicale will form this
weeks program of the Governor
Oliver Perry Morton chapter.
Delegates for the congress in New
York this spring will be chosen at a
meeting at 2:30 Monday at the home
Of Mrs. George NJ Spiegel, 1920
North Alabama street.
During the social hour Mrs. Wal
ter N. Winkler will read a paper on
The Life Of Abraham Lincoln. and
Mrs F. John Herman will sing a
group of songs. Mrs. Clarence j.
Finch is regent of the chapter.
The musicale Friday afternoon in
the nurses hons at the CITY hos
pital will be sponsored with the CITY
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will meet at the home of Mrs.
Emma B. Peet, 1903 Park avenue.
The program for the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's
Club will be the grand opera Sam
son ct Delilah' and musical pro-
gram by Mary Traub Busch, con-
tralto accompanied by Mary Noller
at the piano.
FRIDAY
A Valentine luncheon will be
given by the Irvington Social Study
Club at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Drum, 5740 Oak avenue.
Mrs. l., A. Randall, 800 North Irv-
ington avenue, will be hostess for
the Irvington Quest Club Mrs.
Walter Gingery will talk on Dis
covering Ourselves"
Mrs. w. L. Richardson will lead
the discussion at the meeting Of the
over the Teacups" Club which will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. A.
Sutherland, 1886 Sutherland.
Book review and current events
will feature the meeting Of the Fri
day Afternoon Literary Club which
meets with Mrs. Herman Roesch,
1902 North LaSalle street.
Cheer Broadcasters club will OBJ
serve Guest day at their meeting. A
program will be given and tea will
be served.
Legends, talk by Mrs. H. P.
Clarke, and a musical program are
scheduled for the meeting Of the
Friday Afternoon Reading Club.
Mrs. G. E. Lupton and Mrs. G. F.
Gross will be hostesses.
SATURDAY
Mrs. G. E. Pogue, 1924 North Rural
street, will be hostess for the Ladies
Federal Club.
A program Of modern music has
been arranged for the meeting of
the Catharine Merrill Club which
Will meet with Mrs. Ross C. Ottin-
ger, 80 West Forty-second street.
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Director Schaefer to Lecture on
Symphony Program on Monday

The program, to be played Tues
day night by the Symphony or
chestra, will be discussed by Fer
dinand Schaefer, director, at the
symphony chat sponsored by the
Junior League at 1890 Monday in
Cropsey auditorium of the Central
library. The patronesses who pro-
vide the lecture, open to the pub
lie, are: MesdameS Robert Adams.
Elias G. Atkins, James A. Bawden,
Louis Burckhardt, Thomas Harvey
Cox, Marvin E. Curle, Stuart Dean,
Francis Dunn, John Eaglesfeld. Jack
Goodman, William c. Griffith, Ward
Hackleman, Elsa Haerle, o, M. Hell
mer. Henry Hornbrooks Sylvester
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hospital auxiliary of the department
club.
During the program, a large
American flag will be presented to
the hospital. in the name of the
Governor Oliver Perry chapter. by
Major Warren w. Carr, and a
smaller flag will be presented by Mrs
James T. Hamill Of the hospital
auxiliary The union is presenting
its flag as a memorial to Abraham
Lincoln.
The guests Of honor will include
the wives of the regular army Off
GERS. stationed at Fl. Benjamin Har-
rison and on duty with the Eighty
fourth division, organized reserves,
in indianapolis, and the wives of
the reserve officers of the Indian
apolis section of the Indiana mill
tary area.
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Active and pledge members of the
Butler university chapter of Pi
Beta Phi sorority will be enter
tanned at a luncheon and program
Saturday, Feb II by the Indian
apoliS Alumnae club at the chapter
house, 800 West Forty-third street.
Alumnae representatives will de-
scribe the history of the four In
diana chapters. Mrs. Ralph Carter
will represent Indiana Alpha at
Franklin college; Mrs. Russell Will
son, Indiana Beta at Indiana uni
versity; Miss Ethel Curryer, In
diana Gamma, at Butler university,
and Mrs. C. G. Flint, Indiana Delta,
at Purdue university. Miss Curryer
is a charter member of the local
chapter
A musical program will be given
by Miss Sarah Elizabeth Miller
pianist, and Miss Mary Ruth Palm
er, solist, members Of the active
chapter.
Mrs. Robert Hammond is chair
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Daughters of Isabella to Entertain
at Dance on Valentine Dav

Valentine day will provide the
motif for many parties and dances.
one of the largest affairs being a
hop at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club with the Daughters of Isabella
acting as hostesses.
Miss Ann L. Raitano is general
chairman and has appointed Miss
Rosemary A. Lawlor, ticket chair
man.
They will be aided by the follow
ing members: Marie BagnoI. Marie
Battista, Gertrude L. Bauer. Mar
garet Brand, Margaret Braun
Tressa Brewer, Anna Marie Brodeur
Edna Buennagel, Alma Busald
Theresa Carroll, Eulalia Cranev.
Roseann Dayey, Margaret Davey.
Mary Donahue, Hannah c. Dugan.
Margaret Dwyer, Caroline Foltz
Ernestine Fuss, Irene Ripberger
kathleen Reidy, nellie Sage. Rose
mary Shea, Frances Scherer. Ell
FIa M. seminal, Josephine SchOD-
meyer, Frances Seyfried. Frances
Steidle, Sara Stricken, Marie Strack
Mary Tenner, Henrietta futile
Ruth Whitaker, Rosamond Gardner
stella Haugh, Lucille Hayes, Betty
Hoffman, Martha Hickey, Helen
Hickey, Mary Hickey, Anna Hurley.
Mary G. KaVanaugh, Mary e. Kava-
naugh Mary Agnes Keller, Blanche
V. Kernel, Marie Kiefer, Mary Kirk
hof, Lucille Kribs, Della Lynch
Agnes Mahoney, Margaret Marks
Elizabeth Mellen, Margaret Mona
han, Louise Mulenholz. Elizabeth
Murphy, Joan McHugh, Florine
Obergfell, Statia O'Conneu, Florence
O'Connor, Esther Oliger, Rosemary
Prenatt, Mary Riley, Marie Pyle
and Cecilia Wiegand.
Other ARRANGEMENTS will ba in
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Retired Members of Rail7Oay Mail
Group to Be Auxiliary Guests

After the afternoon meeting of the
womens auxiliary to the Railway
Mail Association Tuesday at the
Woman's Department Club, men,
bers Of the association who have re-
tired from service will be honor
guests at a dinner
These members with their wives
will be guests Of the auxiliary at the
afternoon meeting when L. O.
Chasey OF the state board of tax
commissioners will speak on Lin
coin" Other guests will be V. F.
Burris Of Cincinnati, president of
the Fifth division Of the r. NJ. A.,
and Mrs. Burris.
Mrs. Walter H. Vinzant, president
OF the auxiliary, will preside at the
business session, preceding the pro-
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MONDAY

AuO4NGA
Noted birthdays in the month of
February and talk on Lincoln
Memorials will be the subject for
the meeting Of the Sesame club at
the home Of Mrs. L. P. Gorton, 1854
Broadway.
Mrs. Frederick Grumme and Mrs.
H. Smith will be hostesses for the
meeting of the Present Day club
Mrs. L. r. Cartwright will talk on
That Old Time Religion" and Mrs.
j. w, Sewage will discuss Radio
Religion"
Hostesses for the meeting Of the
Monday Afternoon Reading club
will be Mrs. John T. BoeSinger, Mrs.
Leland K. Fishback and Mrs. Archi-
bald M. Hall.
Mrs. John N. Hobbs will be host
eSs for the meeting of the Monday
Afternoon Reading club at the
Children'S Museum. Mrs. j. c..
Siegesmund and Mrs. Charles Muir
will take part in the club program.
The New Era club will hear a dis
cuSsion Of Better Homes and Gar
dens." Mrs. E. E. Padgett and Mrs.
Charles Showalter will be hoStesses.
Mrs. Walter H Montgomery. 1919
Downey avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Irvington Wo-
mans club. Mrs. Thor 6. Wesen-
berg and Mrs. ]. K. Kingsbury will
read papers.
Sydney A. Sullivan. will review
Lives I've Never Lived" at the
meeting of the indianapolis Literary
club.
TUESDAY
The Irvington Chautauqua Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. I. l..
Miller, $40 Downey avenue. Mrs.
H. o. Pritchard and Mrs. Peter
McEwen will take part in the pro-
gram.
Patriotism will be theme of the
Womens Auxiliary to Railway Mail
Association. Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and
Mrs. M. D. Di0way have arranged
a musical program. L. o. Chasey
will talk.
The Heyl Study Club will hold
its anniversary party in the club
rooms, Rauh Memorial library.
The Novel and Short Story of
This Transition Period will be the
subject discussed by Mrs. Walter w
Ward at the meeting of the Irving
ton Home Study Club. at the home
Of Mrs. Ernest E. Wishard, 1112
Central avenue.
The Eoosier Tourist Club will
meet with Mrs. T. R. Halls Jr.. 1925
Ruckle street. Spanish missions
the Rio Grande and FL Paso will be
the topics for discussion.
The Independent Social Club will
hear report on the Indianapolis
Council Of Women.
Writers Club will meet at s
o'clock in Parlor c of the Y. w
c. a, with Miss Gladys Evans in
charge. Manuscripts of members
Will be read and discussed. Orig
inal piano compositions by Mrs. D.
o. Jones will be presented.
WEDNESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hopkins, 1921
Congress, will he host and hostess
for the Minerva club.
Coal and petroleum will be dis
cuSsed at the meeting of the
Zetathea club, at the home of Mrs.
T. A. Fegan, 1915 North Illinois
street.
Mrs. r. w. Robertson and Mrs. Eva
Wright will be hostesses for the
Wednesday Afternoon club. De-
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The preadOlescent child study
group under the leadership of Mrs.
T. Victor Keene. chairman. has made
a study Of the emotions Of pre-
adeolescent children and the effect
of motion pictures upon their de.
velopment.
Mrs. Walter P Morton. president.
has appointed Mrs. John W. We'd
dell as chairman of the nominating
committee. Mrs. Arthur E. Focke
and Mrs. H B. Pike will assist her
to name candidates for the offices Of
first vice-president, second vice
president. treasurer. and two direc-
tors. The nominees will be an
nounced at the dinner meeting of
the association March IA.
Book Talks to Continue
The book talks. presented by the
fine arts committee at the Rauh Me
mortal library. will continue on
Tuesday through February. with
the tenth and final talk of the series
on March 7. The dates are:
Tuesday at 10, Miss Mary DYER
Lemon, The Lives and Poetry of
Emily Dickinson.
Feb. IA at 7:45. Mrs. John C. Mel
lett. Modern Biography"
Feb. 81 at 7:45, Mrs. f. Vernon
Hahn, The Dance and the Dane
ers."
Feb. % at 10. Mrs. Bertha Leonarz
Harding, "Kabale unit Liebe" bv
Richard Linsert.
March 7 at 10. speaker and subject
to be selected in response to popular
request.
IhlS program represents the last
half Of the series and tickets are
available.
Symphony Chats Sponsored
A. A. U. w. members are among
the large number of patronesses
who are sponsoring the opening of
the symphony music chats to the
public free of charge. This civic
project in music appreciation, ar
ranged by Director Ferdinand
Schaefer, will be presented at 1890
Monday in the Cropsey auditorium
at the central library. The final
rehearsal of the orchestra also Is
open to the public as a student con-
cert at Caleb Mills hall at 7:3O the
same night.
William Baum will speak on "A
Challenge to Industrial Leadership
at the meeting of the international
Relations study group at 3 Tuesday.
Feb. %, at Rauh Memorial library.
Guests are welcome.
French study groups. meeting at
10 and II each Monday with Mrs.
w. l.. Richardson, 10 West Hamp-
ton drive, are studying French PLAYS
OF the classical period by Corneile
Moliere and Racine.
Prepare Junior Programs
Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher will be
hostess to members of the pre-
school child study group. which
meets at her home, POOL North New
Jersey street, at 2:30 Friday Feb II
Mrs. T. Victor Keene. chairman
OF the preadolescent child study
group, and members of her commit
tee will meet at the home of Mrs
A. d. Lange. 1855 Central avenue at
2:3O Tuesday Feb 81, to prepare
programs for the junior matinee.
which this group will sponsor in one
OF the neighborhood theaters in
March.
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Alurnnae of
Sorority Hold
Meeting Today

Mrs. Charles w. Jones, 1901 Gull
ford avenue, was hostess today
for a meeting of Beta Beta alumnae
chapter of Alpha Chi Omega So
rority.
Miss Georgiana Rockwell was in
charge Of the program, which in
Guided music by the Irvington
School of Music trio, composed of
Misses Campbell, cellist; Merle
Curry, violinist, and Adelaide Conte,
pianist.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
]. Voris Tobin. The executive COM
mittee will meet Monday night at
the home Of Mrs. F. c. Tucker, 1891
College avenue, to discuss plans for
the annual state luncheon and
dance Feb 25.
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gram. which will include songs by
Mrs. c. E. Breeze. accompanied by
Mrs. NJ D. Didway: a piano duet by
Mrs Didway and Mrs. Mildred
Smith; minuet in costume by
Misses Jean L. and Jean NJ. Smith
accompanied by Mrs Smith. A
group Of sixteen members from the
Mendelssohn choir will entertain at
the night program.
The following members of the
auxiliary will serve the dinner: Mes
danes Jerauld McDermott, Ralph
Cradick, E. F. Kline, George Wear.
Dale w. RaineS. Charles E. Irwin.
Harry Schneider, S. K Dinkins. Al
den Davis. G. NJ. Grimes, Louis Dun
gan. Walter Breden. Roy Schepman,
James Seward and w. o. Brown.
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d. A. R. Chapter
Making Plans
for Bridge Fete

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Of D. A. r. Will give a bridge party
Saturday night, Feb. II, at the chap
ter house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street. Mrs. George c. Olive is gen.
eral chairman.
Assistants are Mesdanes James L.
Gavin, Wilbur Johnson, Harry Allen
Van Osdol, Frederick E. Watson.
Edison T, Wood Herbert E. Fieber,
Harold N. Cunning, Frank F..
Wocher, James NJ ogden, James H.
Taylor, John Lochhead, E. L. Kruse.
Charles F. Voyles, Frank w. Lewis
and John J. Madden.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member Of the committee.
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Club Calendar for COMING Week

votions, council report and readings
will constitute the program.
The Irvington Catholic Woman's
Study club will hear a report of the
National Council Of Catholic Women
and talk on THE Club Woman
and Her Public Library"
Mrs. Fred Knodle, Mrs. H. L.
McGinnis and Mrs. ]. E. Rogers will
be hostesses in charge of the New
Century club meeting. Early Amer
lean sculptors and early American
architecture will be discussed.
THURSDAY
Quotations from Lincoln will be
given as responses at the roll call
Of the Current Events Club wAh
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johnson Jr.. F. Victor Keene. Charles
Latham, Robert Milhken. Walter P.
Morton, Edward Norvel H o.
Painter, Leonard Strauss. Frederick
Terry, Louis Thomas. W w. Thorn
ton, Wallace Tony, Paul Tombaugh,
Raymond Van Camp. Robert G.
Winslow, Lowell Wilson. Herman C.
Wolff, Herbert NJ. Woollen, Charles
r. Yoke, Dudley A. Pfaff, Dorothy
Goodrich. Ralph Lockwood, Ernest
Wiles, Charles H. Bradley. Carl H.
Lieber, Norman A. Perry, Henley
Holiday, Jesse Fletcher, Albert Metz
ger, Theodore Griffith, and Misses
Eunice DiSsette. Anne Torian, Rosa
mond Van Camp and Aimee Gra-
ham.
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WOMEN
TO MEET MONDAY

The monthly meeting of the
Young Womens Democratic CLUB Of
Indiana, Inc. viii be held in the
palm room Of the Claypool at 8
Monday. Plans for the tea and
fashion show late this month will be
discussed, under the leadership Of
the president, Miss Estella Creagh.
Committees appointed recently are:
Entertainment Miss Mabel
Smith. chairman; Misses Mary
Louise Walpole, Sarah Shallat,
Helen Smith and Mrs. Alice Fergu-
son.
Membership-Mrs. Anna Feeney.
chairman: Misses Gertrude Murphy.
Ceanmetta Vinci. Frieda Wagner
and Mrs. Edward Koenig.
Mrs. Walter Shead is publicity
chairman.
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A Valentine tea Will follow the
program. Mrs John F. Engleke
and Mrs. Horace @. Cassidy, officers
Of the club, will preside at the tea
table. Mrs. Harry Z. Watson, chair
man Of hospitality, will combine red
purple and silver in the table deco
rations and CONNECTIONS.
The Book-a- Month Study group
Will meet at II Wednesday, when
Mrs. Edgar R. Eskew will review
"Samotoette," by Voinova.
Luncheon to BE Served
A buffet luncheon will be served
at 1890 by the ways and means
committee, Mrs A. G. Barbour
chairman. Hostesses for the lunch
con will be Mrs w. c. MCGUIRE and
Mrs. Carl F. Pohlman. Reservations
should be made with Mrs. O. l.. Wat
kins by Monday night.
Board Of directors will meet in
regular session at 10 Monday morn
ing the clubhouse.
Mrs. William II. Kershner, chair
man Of the committee on nominal
tons, has announced that nomina-
tons by ballot will be received by
the committee at the clubhouse
from 10 to 3 Wednesday, Feb. Is.
Nominations will be received for
second and third vice-presidents,
corresponding secretary, auditor and
three directors-at-large.
End Terms on Board
Officers eligible to reelection are
Mrs. Clayton II. Ridge, second vice
president; Mrs. Philip A. Keller,
third vice president; Mrs. Harvey A.
Grassland auditor, and Mrs. John
Conner, director. Mrs. H. O. War
rem, appointed recently to fill out
the term Of corresponding secre-
tary, is eligible to election
Miss r. Katherine Beeson and
Mrs. Frances Wands, directors, are
both completing their fourth con-
secutive year as board members, and
are not eligible for another term.
Mrs. Kershner requests a num-
Der of the clubs to post on the club
bulletin board the names of candi-
dates suggested for the various
offices, who have signified a will
ingness to serve.
Representative from the depart
ments serving on the committee on
nominations, with Mrs. Kershner
will be Mrs. o. L. Watkins, art, Mrs
Edward L. Hall. American home;
Mrs. Ora Maud Hardie. community
welfare, and Mrs. Boyd Templeton,
literature drama.
Colonial Tea Planned
The garden section of the art de-
partment will meet in the club
house at 1890 Monday Mrs. w. N.
Clute chairman, will preside at the
meeting. Mrs. George j. Mess will
talk on Color in the Garden" Fol-
lowing the meeting a plate lunch
con will be served in the tea room.
At 2 Mrs. Glenn Diddell will lee
ture before the art department on
THE City of the Sacred Well"
Before the lecture, Mary Rose
Lowry, soprano, will sing, accom-
panied by her mother.
Following the meeting, a Colonial
tea will be served in the dining
room under the direction of Mrs.
Percy johnson. Miss Florence How
ell and Mrs o. P. McLeland will
pour Others assisting are Mrs.
Boyd Templeton, Mrs. O. E. An
thony and Mrs. j. B. Phillips.
The Ten O'Clock group wi1l meet
Feb Is, at the home of Mrs. H. B.
Burnet, AIT North Pennsylvania
street.
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD TO
HOLD LUNCHEON

A luncheon meeting of the Sunny
side Guild will be held at 1890 Mon
DAY in the Columbia Club with Mrs.
John Klueber, chairman Of
hostesses.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
J. Hart Laird, Harold L. Koch. Fred
G. Krauss, Maxwell Lang. A. K.
LAUGH, Paul feathers, Wallace O.
Lee, George Lemaux, Howard Link
ert and Jesse G. Marshall. Mrs.
Carrie Hammel, president, will be in
charge.
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Movie Industry Leader
Will Give Lecture Here;
Club Group Is Sponsor
Carl E. Miliken to Discuss Effects of Films
on 10000 Children Who Go to
Nations Theaters Annually

E N1llken. secretary Motion and
Distributors America will Children
indianapolis
Tuesday,
S.
Nfllken the social
annually
and others interested children the ages a.
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PAN Valentine Fyo7jc

Committees from the DIAN and
I'm ri Psi sororities will meet Mon
Gay night with a group Of the In
diana Alpha chapter of Lambda Al
pha at the Antlers to make final
plans for the st. Valentine frolic to
be held Feb. II. Following the com
mIttee meeting at 8:15, a regular
business session of the Lambda Al
pha sorority will be held.
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Gunther Rannin
Organ Program
Is Announced

The program of Gunther Ramin,
German orgahist, who will be pre-
sented by the American Guild of
OrganistS at the North M. E. church
at BIS Monday, has been an
nounced as follows:
'Toccata and Fugue in D Minor"
IT,. .;-....; Johann Sebastian Bach
Two chorale preudes. MY Innermost
Heart Doth Yearn." In Dulcie
49, JUBILEE ..,... Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata No. in D Minor" F. Mendelssohn
Benedictus from Opus SO" - Max Roger
Introduction and Passacaglia in
Dreams" .......Hu Hush lHcAr1is
'Improvisatio ton" .. Cillnther Rarnin
The concert is open to the public.
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PHI MI ALUMNAE
TO MEET MONDAY

indianapolis Phi Mu alumnae
club will hold a meeting Monday
night at the home OF Mrs. Harry
L. Cause, 451 West Forty-fourth
street. Mrs. Clinton H. Glascock
will assist the hostess.
Final plans will be made for the
annual state luncheon and dance to
be held March II at the Claypool.
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Friendly Society to Meet
The Girls Friendly Society Of
Christ church will meet Tuesday
night in the parish house. Dinner
will be served at 6, followed by a
business meeting.
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Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steven
Kinnaird, POT West Forty-fourth
street, of the approaching mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Sue Kinnaird, to Charles
Guy Bolte, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Willard Bolte, 243 Downey avenue.
The ceremony will take place at
1870, Feb. 25, at the All Souls
Unitarian church.
The marriage of Miss Josephine
lockwood, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore lockwood,
3641 Washington boulevard, to
Charles A. Greenhouse Jr. will be
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Club WiII Gire Plan

St. GATHERINGS Dramatic Club will
give a play at 2 and Sunday in the
Holy Name auditorium, North
Seventeenth street. Beech Grove.
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John Langdon Davies,
British Politician, Will
Speak Here Wednesday
Talk by Noted Publicist Will Be Leading
Feature Of Department Clubs General
Meeting This Week

An Outside View American Education" by
Langdon Davies British politician pubici author
aang feature Of the weeks Department
CLUB Davies will address the wednesday
Mrs r McAleander president will speaker
ne Sneefi np
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VALENTINE HOP CHAIRMAN

Miss
Rosemary
A. LdWlOr
is ticket
committee
chairman
for the
Valentine
hop,
amen 1CltL De
giUeB
By t he
Daughters of
Isabella,
Feb. II,
at the
indianapolis
Athletic
Club.