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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

Mable Pruitt, active chapter. Miss
Ramona Wilson, winner of Mu Phi's
scholarship in piano this year, is to
assist on the program
Mrs. C. Basil Fausset is arrange
mentS chairman
In the thirteenth edition of
Baird's Manual of American College
Fraternities, Mu Phi is given the
rating of music honor society.
Place cards at the founders day
banquet are TO bear guests names
spelled with musical notations. Dec
orations are to be purple violets,
sorority flower
Mrs. Walter E. Treanor and Miss
Ruby Winders have arranged the
following program:
Songs
Und c GesteTn Hat Err Mir Rosen ,,
Hat I pieb Bic I,iebe HerubJ Joseph Marx
Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs ' .
Accompanied by Walter Whitworth
The Maiden and the Nightingale -,
g e. IA. Tale, opqS IS, No 2. Medtnsr
Miss Ramona Wilson
Songs
Autumn Sarah K Marine, Dovie Jones
Your Tears Edwin Markham
November (Dovie Jones, DOVE Jones
The Mystery of You 'siegfried sas-
Mrs. Sydney Blair Harry
Accompanied by Mrs. Jones
tDovie jones'
Violin
Miss Mariorit Goodwin Cof De PauwJ
Songs
Still Sleep the Crimson Petals -.
When I Bring You Colored Toys
Miss Ellen Beebe of De PAW DN''''-
Piano
Reflections in the Water ..... Debussy
Miss Elaine ShoWalter tof De PauW)
Wings of Night ......... Wintter-W Watts
Ponte Vecchio. florence. WintterWatts
The Bird .......... -.... Dwight Fiske
LllacS ............ .TerVel-Ra CHINA nlnoH
Pierott ......:....... George Roberts
Miss Charlotte Lieber
Accompanied by Mrs. Minnie Edenharter
Piano Trio
Habaner2 .............'....... ArpoS
Danse Espagnoe LA vioa sreveJ
49,. ................ Manuel de Falla
Miss Frances wishard, piano. Miss
Jeanette Orloff, violin Miss Virginia
Leyenberger, violoncello.
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ROBERT HUNTERS
ON WEDDING TRIP

i iWPS special
NEWCASTLE, Ind. Nov. IL
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Smith Hunter
are to return here after a wedding
trip through the Southern states.
Before her marriage yesterday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Goodwin, Mrs. Hunter
was Miss Eleanor Goodwin.
The Rev. Paul Spurgeon read the
service before fireplace banked
with palms, ferns and chrysantha-
NUNS. The bride attended Penn
Hall and De PAW University. Mr..
Hunter attended Indiana University
and was graduated from the Mercer
University School of Law. He is a
member of Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity
Mrs. Morrison Vivian, Buffalo. ".
Y, sister of the bride, wore brown
chiffon velvet and carried bronze
chrysanthemumS. Miss Margaret
Jones, bridesmaid, wore green chif-
ion velvet and carried yellow chrys-
anthemumS. The bride wore her
mothers wedding dress of radium
silk with Bruges lace and carried
chrysanthemums ana Johanna Hill
roses. Edwin Hunter was best man.
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Bridal Shower
Arranged for
Marie Pinnick

Miss Marie Pinnick. a bride o-be
is to attend the miscellaneous Show
er which Miss Reba King is to give
for her tomorrow at the Silver Cup
tearoom.
Miss Pinnick, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Pinnick, is to be mar
ried to Dale ellison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. ellison, on Nov. q.
Guests are to be Mesdames John
Craig, William Ahern, Lawrence
Tatlock, Laurence Shannon, Walter
Livingston, Ralph Maddux, eyre
Harvey, Robert Craig, Charles Kill
lion, Edgar Ksrn, Edwin Pattison,
Raymond Stump Ned Corcoran.
Robert Watson, Donald Curry, Hor-
ace jenkins, Kenneth Byrkit, Her
shell Ratcliff, Everett Schnitzious
and Louis Hopkins.
Others are to be Misses Margaret
Brady, Dorothy Mendenhall, Adelyn
Phillips, Evaiyn Mitchell, Margaret
Mitchell, Lois Williams, Hazel Guio,
Mary Morse, Sarah Mckinley, Bon
ME Moore. Marion Armstrong, Mar
garet Antle. Agnes L. Duke. Mabel
Garner, Merle Garner. Martha Ann
Robertson, Marie Hayes and Martha
Spall.
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FETE PROSPECTIVE
BRIDE AT PARTY

Misses Susan McGaughey, Jose
phine Symmes and Marjorie Krull
were hostesses Saturday at a lunch
con and bridge party in honor of Miss
Mary Martha Hockensmith who is
to be married to Victor P. Hertz
Thanksgiving in SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral. Miss Krull came from
Purdue University to attend.
Guests included Mrs. Charles A..
Hockensmith; Mrs. Martha M.
Daugherty, Mrs. P. J. Hertz, Miss
Agnes Hinkle, Louisville; Misses
Marian Ballinger, Mary Vance
Trent, Judith Miley, Rebecca Black
ley, Margaret Habich, Jane Craw-
ford, Mary Alice Moore, Elysee
Crosier, Mary Katherine Mangus,
Mary Ellen Julian, Esther Hoover,
Martha D. Coddington, Jean Smith
and Gale Thornbrough.
The hostesses were assisted by
Mesdames Walter Krull, Arthur
Symmes and J. E. McGaughey.
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E. VENTS

PROGRAMS
Broad Ripple Womens Christian Temperance
Mrs Alice Gait 6144 Corneav Mrs A. Berry devoons;
Bertha Ward national convention.
Townsend Clubs Thurs Joseph hail.
GIT E. North-st Townsend Club No TO- sponsor
SORORITIES
Chapter Delta Today Founders day
at the college. Pledge
Alpha Epsilon Chapter Alpha zeta Northern
Beach Steak fry Mrs A. w Richter
SaLaday, May Stuckmeyer
Sacred Heart Church p, Tues Bingo, supper.
Fidelity Thurs Castle hall Chicken din
Mrs Alice Pottinger, chairman. Public invited.
indianapolis zouave Drill Team A.
buck & CO. social Mrs Margaret chairman.
Golden Rule Chapter o E. S. Today Athletic
st. Philip NerL $50 tonight Mrs Frank McCallie
CHURCH SOCIETIES
Presbyterian Church $50
to Tues. Supper
Jane Hendricks Missionary Society Favw
Tues Mrs Frank T. Edenharer program
Martha M Society United Lutheran Church.
Biedenkop 712 E. 5l Mrs George Gramer Miss Edith
Mrs E.. Palmer New Tendencies
eminent"
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CIRCLE TO HEAR
OF CONVENTION

Mrs o. r. Burgess is to be
hostess at the next luncheon of
Lois Circle. Third Christian Church.
Mrs, William A. Shullenberger is to
describe the Disciples of Christ in
ternational convention in Leicester,
England, last summer. Mrs. j. H.
Rogers is to be in charge of devo-
tons
Hostess assistants are to be Mes
danes j. E. Barcus, George Cold
we'll, j. M. DUNCAN, w. E. Fifer,
H. K. Thatcher, H. A. Turney. A.
D. Bowden and A. A. Dearborn.
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Best Exhibit
View to Get
Special Prize

Outstanding picture in the Indi-
ana Artists Club exhibition of Hoo
sier artists opening Nov. Is in Ayres'
galleries is to receive special
award
In addition. prizes are to be given
for entries in special classified atoms:
oil portrait. water color, Landscape
and still life.
Judges are to be Randolph l..
Coats, Frank C. Daley and Walter
Heitkam.
Club officers are Ruthven H. By
rum, president; Emma Sangernebo,
first vice president; Dorothy Morlan,
second vice president; Hollis E. Mil
Lesson, third vice president; Damien
j. Lyman, treasurer, and Anna F.
Lee, secretary. Directors are Ed
ward K. Williams. V. j. Cariani,
Simon P. Baus, Helen Woodward.
Wilbur D. Peat. Robert Craig, Fran
els Clark Brown and Oakley Richey.
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Kappas to Tell
Alunnae Group
of Social Work

"Kappas in Social Work" is to be
the theme of the dinner meeting of
the Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rority Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Hughes Patten. 81 E.
55th-st. Invitation is extended to
all city members.
The program for the evening, in
charge of the president, Miss Vir-
ginia Kerr, is to be presented by
members engaged in social work in
the city.
Mrs. Austin " Clifford, who was
in charge of a recent series of lee
lures for volunteers, sponsored by
the Council of Social Agencies, is
to speak on volunteer social work.
The Family Welfare Society is to
be represented by Mrs. Robert
Covert; The Center Township trus-
tee offices by Mrs. Francis Hughes.
Miss Vivian Claffey, a member of
the social service department of
the indianapolis public schools, also
is to talk.
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, presi-
dent of the local unit of the
Needlework Guild, is to speak on
the guild and its functions.
Mrs. Paul Fifer, assisted by Mes
DANES Everett Schofield, L. H. Mil
likan, John w. Hillman, Hersches
Davis and Miss Helen Hartinger, is
in charge of the dinner, which is
scheduled for $50. Reservations
are to be made with Mrs. Patten,
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GROUP
ELECTS OFFICERS

Miss Edna Buennagel has been
elected regent of the Daughters of
Isabella. Other officers, all of whom
were installed along with Miss
Buennagel at services in the Claw
pool yesterday morning, include
Mrs. j. Frank Jones, vice regent:
Miss Grace Gabriel. recording secre-
tary; Miss Mary Conner, financial
secretary; Miss Margaret Monahan,
treasurer; Mrs. Katherine Koss,
chancellor and Mrs. Joseph Mentz-
ner, monitor.
Miss Anna Hurley is trustee: Miss
Anna King. custodian: Miss Florine
Obergfell, inside guard; Miss Marie
Lenahan. outside guard; Miss Doro-
thy HuSe, first guide; Miss Mary
Ubancic, second guide; Miss Flor
ence Walton, musician; Miss Marie
O'Connor, scribe, and Miss Eliza
beth Madden, banner bearer.
Initiation services were directed
by Miss Mary Irene Gilhooley, JEFF
ferSonville, D. Of I. state regent.
Newly elected officers attended the
annual memorial mass at st. Johns
Church preceding the initiation.
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A. A. i. w. Is to Recall
Groups Early Struggles

Immediately to DR.. William Lowe
Bryan"
Early Struggles Recorded
A collection of the old secretaries
books of the A. c. A. and the A. A.
U. w. has been given to the local
organization. and history has been
compiled which recorded these early
struggles. The history is to be given
at the tea tomorrow by Mrs. Walter
P Morton.
All living former presidents of the
association from 1889 to 1921 have
been invited as honor guests. Among
these are Miss Platter, Mrs. w. j.
HaSselman and Mrs. Jesse Cameron
Moore.
Arrangements for honoring these
guests have been made by Mrs. A. D.
Lange, Mrs. Morton and Mrs. John
A. Cejnar. Arrangements for the
tea have been made by a committee
headed by Mrs. H F. Dunlap, and
including Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton
and Mrs. James R. Spalding. An
advisory board from these former
presidents, to consult with A. A
U. w. officers, is to be named
Mrs. Alice Baxter Michel is to re-
view Victoria Regina" by Lawrence
Housman. and give dramatic
sketches from the book. The review
is to be the first of this book given
in Indianapolis. and the 1irst of a
series of book reviews given for the
association.
Music Section to Meet
The music section of the arts and
interests group is to meet at 10 to-
morrow with Mrs. r. I. HippenSteel
5242 N. Illinois-st, preceding the tea
Following the tea, the evening study
group is to have a o'clock dinner
at Sheffield Inn, when E. j. Unruh.
Indiana Council of international
Relations executive secretary, is to
speak on The Italo- Ethiopian
Crisis and Europa ToGay." Reserva-
tons for this dinL ar to be made
with Miss Kathrs W. Bowlby
group chairman.
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ENTERTAINS FOR
MARGARET HAYS

Miss Jean Van Voorhees, enter
tanned Saturday in honor of Miss
Margaret Jane Hays, Charlottesville
Other out-oftown guests were Miss
Ann Custer, Lebanon, and Mrs. R
U. Vandergrift. Cincinnati.
Those pouring were Misses En-
belle Waldo. Maryan Winterrowd
Mary thinner and Sue Stackhouse
Assisting the hostess were Misses
Barbara Spencer, Juliana Mcintosh
Jane Renard and Mira Lewis.
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Bridge, Shower
Arranged for
Clenence Dow

Mrs. K. K. Woolling is to assist
her daughter, Miss Alice Marie
Woolling, tonight at a bridal party
for Miss Clemence Marie Dow
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barnett.
Miss BOWS marriage to Ralph
Gatti, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Gatti Worchester, Mass. is to take
place Nov. Is at the Barnett home.
Following bridge and refresh
ments, personal gifts are to be pre-
sented to the bride-to-be.
Guests with Mrs. Barnett and
Miss Dow are to be Mesdames How
ard Stewart, Robert Tope, Richard
Cant, Charles Rau, Fred Tillie and
Misses Dorothy Jane Atkins, Helen
and Roberta Turner, Mary Beth
King. Virginia Gibbons, Bette
Woolling. Jean Rau, Kathryn Lewis
and Gerlaine Barnett.
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Mn Phi Epsilon to Celebrate
Founders Day at Columbia Club

Alumnae and PatroneSs Clubs and
Zeta Chapter, DePauW University,
are to attend the annual founders
day celebration of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honor musical sorority,
tomorrow at the Columbia Club.
Kappa Chapter is to be hostess
group for the $50 banquet.
Responses to Miss Imogene Pier
sons toast as president are to be
given by Mrs. Charles Fitch, repre-
senting past presidents; Mrs. j. E.
Thompson. alumnae, and Miss
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FLORISTS GROUP
TO MEET TONIGHT

Entertainments for the year are
to be arranged by the entertain
ment committee of the Women's
Society, Indianapolis Florists, to-
night at the home of Mrs. O.
f. Steinkamp. 1904 Rookwood-
av Miss Marguerite Ross, Green
wood, is chairman. A social hour
is to follow the business meeting.
The hostess is TO be assisted by
Mrs. A. F. j. Baur and Mrs. Clar-
enCe r. Greene, New officers are
Miss Anna E. Junge, president; Mrs.
Steinkamp, vice president; Mrs. Ed
ward Heidenreich, secretary. and
Miss Rose Brandlein, treasurer.
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Orient Will
BeReVieWed
at Meeting
Clubs Art Group to Hear
DR.. Rebecca Parrish
at s Tomorrow.

Fashions of oriental women and
a lecture on Personal Contacts
with Oriental Women" by DR.. Re-
becca Parrish are 10 mark the meet
ing Of the art department of the
Womans Department Club at to-
morrow at the clubhouse.
Miss Victoria Montani is TO pre-
sent a program Of Tyre music dur
ing the evening. and Mrs. Albert NJ.
Shouse, department recording Sec
rotary. is to be in charge.
Those participating in the FASH
ions parade are 10 be MeSdames
Frederick c. Alberhardt. Harold K.
Bachelor. Charlton Carter. Glenn
Conway. Daniel Voorhees, Goodman,
Bert A. Gwynn, Jerome E. Holman.
William c. Kassebaum. E. A. Kelly,
Everett E. Lett, Charles NJ. Maley,
Paul T. Rockford. Hollie A. Shide-
Ter, Edgar w. Hauser. Harold NJ.
TruSler, Everett M Schoheld, Luz
Their J. Shirley. Carl J. Weinhart,
J. Harry Green. Paul T. Payne.
Misses Florence Cramer. Bette
Rose Martin, Bette Dawson, Doro-
thy Phillips, Bette Hooker. Mary
Beatrice Whiteman. Bessie McClain
and Pearl Kiefer.
Assisting Committee
The hospitality committee assist
ing Mrs. Breeze at the tea follow
ing the program includes Mesdames
Charles T. Hanna, Malcolm Lucas,
H. c. Ryker, Edwin I. Poston. Helen
Talge Brown. Jerome H. Turnkey.
Henry Lowell Patrick. Robert E.
Creighton. John Berns, Frank C.
Daily, Thomas F. Davidson. Edward
l.. Hall, Arthur F. Dewey and A. S.
AyreS.
Mrs. w. Preston Morton is activ-
tiles committee chairman. Vice
chairmen are Mrs. C. c. WySong
and Mrs. Lewis c.. Ferguson. The
committee includes Mesdames Albert
E. Adair, Roy w Brandt. holland
M. Cotton. Forrest Banner. Frank
E. Gates, Donald Graham. Forrest
Kellogg. Robert Bruce Malloch. T. J.
Moll, George p Morrison. Victor H.
Rothley. George Steinmetz. william
H. TennySon and Arthur c.. Wills
and Miss Mary May Bryce.
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Club Meetings

FRIDAY
Alpha Latreian Club. Guest meet.
ing. Foster Hall, 8 p m
Culture Club. Mrs. Henrietta A
Dillen, 1888 N Pennsylvania st
hostess. Planning the Modern
City, Mrs. Charles Remy Religious
Changes in the Modern City," Mrs
c. A. McCotter.
indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum. Guest day. "Domes-
tics in Fiction" Mrs. Robert A. Hen
erickson.
SATURDAY
The Magazine Club. Mrs. Lowell
S. Fisher. 81 E. 45th-st. hostess
Some Modern Composers" Mrs
Frank Yarling.
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DOCTOR AND BRIDE
TRAVEL IN SOUTH

DR.. and Mrs. C. V. Rozelle are
travelling through the South follow
ing their marriage Saturday at the
Second Presbyterian Church. DR.
Jean S. Miner read the ceremony
before the immediate families. Mrs
Rozelle formerly was Miss Marjorie
Mae Spencer, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. M. j. Spencer A dinner at the
Columbia Club followed the rites.
Mrs. Rozelle attended Indiana
University and is a member OF
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. DR.
Rozell, Indiana University graduate
is member of Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity.
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price, strengthening of consumer
agencies within the government and
provisions for real consumer repre-
sentation in administration of gov
eminent policies toward industry
and agriculture.
What is needed" concludes Mrs
Lamb, lis a change in emphasis ir
public thought from production to
consumption, and new understand
ing on the part of the public that
since the purpose of all economic
activity is the satisfaction of human
wants, production and distribution
must be carried on with the con-
sumner uppermost in mind"
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HEAR MISS SCOTT

Miss Carrie E. Scott is to address
the Broad Ripple kindergarten
Mothers Club of the Indianapolis
Free Kindergarten Society at 2 to-
meow at the kindergarten. Mrs.
James Obear. chairman. is TO be
assisted by MeSdames Earl Arnbrust.
Val Matte and Bernard Webb.
The club is to sponsor a benefit
card party Tuesday. Nov 10, at the
Banner Whitehill auditorium.
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"MENTAL HYGIENE"
TO Be TALK TOPIC

DR.. Hazel Hartford Stevens is TO
give the second of series of talks
by Marion County tuberculosis As
ISOLATION physicians tomorrow at
Shadeland School, Warren Town
ship.
DR.. Stevens is to talk on Mental
Hygiene" The first talk. given re-
Gently. was an illustrated lecture by
DR.. Charles Mcintyre.
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SIGMA NJ
MOTHERS TO MEET

Officers of the Mothers Club of
Sigma M Fraternity of Butler Uni
versity are to be in charge of the
luncheon at ! Wednesday at the
Butler University chapter house.
The program is TO include vocal
selections by Paul KrauSs. fraternity
member; piano numbers by Mrs. H.
x. Dalzwell and songs by Mrs. Oscar
Burghard.
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LUNCHEON TO FETE
ID. A. r. PRESIDENT

The Indiana group of the Ma
tlonal Society of Colonial Danes Of
America is to entertain with
luncheon at the Propylaeum at 1890
Friday in honor of the national
president, Mrs. Joseph Baldwin
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Hutchinson is to be a house
guest of Mrs. Charles Weiss. ABB
Broadway. who is to entertain in
her honor with a dinner Friday
night.
Guests with Mrs. Hutchinson at
the dinner are to include MesGa mes
Benjamin d. Hitz, Robert A. Hen
erickson, Oscar N. Torian. Rooert A.
Adams, Robert Davey Eaglesfeld.
Harry r. Wilson, Russell Ryan and
James Gavin.
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Founders Day Will Mark
So Years of Work by
College Women.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

Fifty-three years of struggle,
dating back to the time when high
er education for women was novel
ty, are to be recounted tomorrow at
the founders day tea of the Amer
lean Association of University
Women.
Reverberations of the pioneer
speeches made by women almost a
half century ago probably will echo
through the D. A. r. chapter house,
824 N. PennSylvania-st, as Indiana
women who served as officers Of the
A. A. U. w. and its predecessor, the
Association of Collegiate Alur1nae,
recount early organiza ton difficult
ties.
I'VE secured the entire state for
two years to locate 20 women eligible
for membership in the old A. c. A, )"
Miss Amelia Waring Platter, early
organizer of the association in the
East and in Indiana, recalled today
There were few women who had
attended colleges, and few colleges
which had opened their doors to
women students.
Organized in 1882
"The first thing l did. following
my graduation from Wesleyan Uni
versity, Middletown. Conn, where I
went after two years at Vassar. was
to join the A. G. A. 1t just was
being organized in that year-1So2.
THE following year, when I came
to indianapolis to teach in Indian
apolis High School, predecessor of
Shortridge, joined with other In
dianapolis women college graduates
to found an Indiana branch of the
western association"
Undaunted by lack of members,
this group of women attacked a ma
ticnal problem as their first objec-
tive, when they realized that the
National Deaf Mute Institute at
Washington. operated on Federal
funds, and directed by the President
women.
Efforts Rewarded
Miss Platter was appointed chair
man of a committee of Indiana
women VINO wrote letters to Presi-
dent Cleveland, members of Con-
gress and President Gallaudit, head
of the institution, protesting this
discrimination. After year they
were rewarded by notification that
women were eligible as students.
Meeting for the first time with the
Western A. c. A.. these local women
reported this achievement, and an
nounced that six women already
had enrolled as students, five of
them from Indiana.
The next activity was sponsoring
of university extension work, new
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
Organization Handicapped
The organization was handicapped
in increasing its membership, since
Indiana colleges and universities
could not meet entrance require
ments. Miss Platter was sent as
delegate to the national meeting to
remedy this condition.
There was only one way to rene
dy it," she said. The associations
constitution had to be revised, to
allow Indiana colleges and univer-
sites to enter.
DIR. Carrie Thomas, Bryn Mawr
president, was on the platform. She
criticized smaller groups, saying
they were not working hard enough
for new members. From the floor
1 explained the difficulty we had
met. The discussion lasted an entire
afternoon That night the dele
gates voted to revise the constitu-
ton, and Indiana University, Pur-
due and other Indiana colleges be-
came eligible. We wired the news
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PARTY TO HONOR
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE

Mrs. Charles j. SPOTS is to enter
tain tonight with a miscellaneous
shower and bridge party for Miss
Mary ziegier, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Ziegler, who is to be
married TO Leonard Derleth, Thanks
giving in St. Patrick's Church
Guests with the bride to-be and
Mrs. Ziegler are TO be Mesdames
John j. SPOTS, James FoiAe, +. D.
Hines. Tom Smith, J.. E. Walden,
j. A. Fralich. Francis Mccarthy and
Misses Elizabeth and Frances Nc
Cav, Irene Dougherty. Alice Weiss.
Mary Murphy and Eleanor O'Con-
nor.
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WOMEN TO ATTEND
PURDUE AIR SCHOOL

Mrs. Shirley McKittrick Middle
ton and Miss Wanda Farr, both
prominent in aviation in Indian
apolis, are to atter1 the special
aeronautics short course at Purdue
University, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Middleton is one of the few
Indiana women licensed pilots and
Miss Farr has been active in avia-
ton for several years.
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CLUB LUNCHEON
LEADERS NAMED

Mrs. Mary Kapp was program
chairman for the Pi Beta Phi Moth
ers' Club luncheon today at the
Butler University chapter house, 345
Blue Ridge-rd.
Mrs. c. J. Shirk was luncheon
chairman, assisted by Mesdames H.
E. Screes. Allen F. Lewis, Lew Hill,
Francis Colyin and J. w. Patten..
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RuShccS Attend Tea

RuShees attended the tea which
Omicron Chapter. Chi Sigma So
rority, gave yesterday at Miss
Dorothy's Brosnan's home. The
hostess was assisted by Misses Mary
Anderson and Catherine Coffev
Guests were Misses Mary Catherine
Gray. Martha Clark, Mildred
Halbig and Betty Reidy.