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La opinión., 1935-03-08
Salio para San Francisco
la fantSa Riuas

Con rumbo a la ciudad de San
Francisco, ACADIA de salir de es-
Ia ciudad ell senior Arturo Z. Ri
vas, a quien acompanan su espo
sa y sus hijas. las ~sehorisas Nal
VIVA y Jesusita, ambas bien CO.
nocidas en- los circulos sociales
de la colonia meXicana local.
La permanencia de los Rivas
en- San Francisco sera corta, Sc
gun Sc nos dice, siguiendo luego
para Seattle. Washington. en-
donde residen algunos p~arientes
suyos.
Antes de salir para ell Norte. la
familia Rivas fue obieto de una
calida despedida por parte de sus
amistades, habiendose hecho una
fiesta en- su honor la noche del
pasado domingo. Y sirviendose
en- ella n ena para mas de
veinte personals.
Siguio ell baile, que en- medic
de la mayor algeria. sc prolongo
hasta una bora .-luy avanzada de
IA misma noche.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
FEMENINAS
Deberes para con los Huespedes
Por MISS ANY

Sc impone recordarlos. Guam
do recibimos en- nuestra casa a
una amiga o a un amigo en- cali
dad de huesped, debemos aten-
derlo o. toda delicadeza Y pro-
cdrarle los gustos que lie conoz-
camos. para que SUI estancia en-
tire nosotros le e grata.
Estamos obligados a enviarle
In coche., prop'o o a%lquilado, a
la estaci0n a su llegada, en- ell
que ira un miembro de la fami-
lin, del seXo del que llega. acom-
pahandole un sirviente 81 10 tu-
vi6ramos. para atenderle n for
ma a~decuada. faciL-lndo!e ell re-
trio Y conducci6n del equipaje.
Al h%uesped, mujer II hombre,
Sc lie cedera una buena habita-
ci6n, comfortable Y aseada. que
disponga de todos los utensilios
necesarios para e! aseo personal:
perfumes, polyos. dolores Y de-
La opinión., 1935-03-08

mas efectos de tocador. 81 sc ira
ia de n dana. Ell armario ro-
pero estara limpio Y vacio para
que 10 coupe con su ropa nues-
tro huesped.
Una vez IN nuestro hogar. 10
pasaremos al aposento que lie ha-
yamos destinado y despues de
o~frecerle I'm ligero refrigerio, 81
no es bora de comida, 10 dejare-
mos que descanse hasta que 81
nos avise. pues 81 molestas o
las desatenciones, 10 son todavia
mas las atenciones pesadas e
ino%portunas.
Els nuestra obligation, segdn
los cdnones de la cortesia, ente-
rarnos previamente de la vida
que suele hacer nuestro huesped
Y hos adaptaremos a ella para no
t~urbarsela: aunque ell huesped
por su parte, Sc adaptara tam
bien por don de gentes v buena
e%ducaci6n, a nuestro modo de
Nivir, 10 mismo que a ~correspon-
der a nuestra hospitalidad, no
a~ceptandola en- ning1n case ST
sus medios econ6micos no lie per-
miten esta l6sica correspondent
cia.
TODD agasaio nos debe parecer
POGO para distraer a nuestro
amigo o amiga admitidos en- ca
sa. llevandoles a visitar 10 nota-
BILE de Ia poblacion V a los mejo-
res espectaculos p1blicos. En-
ning1n case debemos admitir
que pague ell hu6sped Ell gasto
que eroguen las excursiones que
hacemos para ~distraer'e.
Tratandose de una casa de iu-
10 y bien relacionada, Y siendo Ell
huesped una senorita. Sc celebra-
ra en- SUI honor una fiesta. conf
da fntima, excursion m
ire. para presentarle a nues-
tros amigos y que estos lie ha-
gan del TODD agradable su es-
''Nid WI HOSObl Us, Ell HueSLlO
hogan.
Y 81 no dispusieramos de me-
dos bastantes, debemos a costa
dc privaciones y sacrificios, com
piacerla en- todo 10 possible.
Siendo varios los huespedes,
con gran tacto y ammonia hemos
de repartir nuestras atenciones.
para que todos sean equitativa-
mente ~atendidos.
Tanto ST la hospitalidad Sc brin
da en- Ia poblacion como en- una
casa de campo de nuestra pro-
piedad, no debemos ensehar
nuestra morada. pues Ell deber
del huesped es mostrar curiosi-
dad por verla Y entonces es cuan
do la ensenamos.
La sonora de casa. puesto que
debe conocer la predileccion
gastronomica del huesped. le
preparara o mandara Que Sc lie
haga Ia merienda para ell viate.
81 dfa de Ia Marcia. Entonces.
los i%nvitantes m%ostrarAn Sill des-
c%ontento por no haber dado tam
tas atenciones como ell huesped
Sc merece, y este e~xpresara su
gratitud v gusto por la entancia
tan aeradable que ACADIA de pa
sar. lamentando las molestias
que con su p%resencia haya po-
dido causar.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
CANIAN MANANA
Il TROVATORE'
Rodolfo Hoyos, PaoIo Mar
conf, Hazel Hayes y AL
fonso Pedroza en- Ia obra

Manana en- la noche, EN- ell ele-
eante Philharmonic Auditorium,
Sc efectuara IA segunda function
de opera que baio los auspicios
de Ia empresa Paonesa, Sc ha
preparado con la Pacific Grand
Opera Company, tornado o
elemc ltos de primer cartel, en-
tire los que figura el tenor de la
Scala Signor Paolo Marconi.
La opera que ira a la escena,
perfectamente ensayada bajo la
direction del maestro Alberto
Cont. sera az Trovatore", NH
slca del maestro Verdi, Y una
de las favoritas del pdblico afec-
to a esa c'ase de manifestations
esc6nico-musica!es.
Rodolfo Hoyos, ell prominente
baritone mexicano, tendra a su
cargo en- esa obra la parte del
Condo de Luna. una de las mas
dificiles en- ell repertoire OPERA
tico. La de LeOnora sera vivida
por Miss Hazel Hayes. en- tan
to que la de Manrico. ha sido
encomendada al tenor Paolo
Marconi.
Olga Dane, famosa c~ontralto.
vivira IA de "Azucena" la ator-
mentada gitana espaaola, en-
tanto que la de Fernando, escu-
dero del Condo de Luna, serd
cantada por el bajo mexicano
Alfonso Pedroza.
Los billetes estaran a la venta
a nrecios populares. p-ra los di-
letantti de IA %colonia, en- la ia
quilla del Philharmonic Audito-
rum hoy Y mahana TODD ell dia,
asf como en- las oficinas de la
Southern California Music Com
pany, situada en- la Gale Hill al
Sur.
ira los afectos a la opera. es-
ia es ina magnifica oportunidad,
pues tanto los elementos princi-
paies, como los coros. son de pri-
mera fila. siendo asimismo un he
cho ell prestigio del maestro Al
berto Cont, al frente de cual-
quiera orquesta o%peratica.
La opinión., 1935-03-08

Ell esfreno de hoy en- ell
teatro California

Todo quedo anoche listo para
ell estreno. que Sc efectuara hoy,
de la pelicula naeional, toda ha-
blada en- espanol. titulada Pa
yasadas de la Vida" la cual en-
pezara a eXhibirse en- la function
de las once de la mahana. jun
tamente con un programa eX-
traordinario de pelieulas cortas.
Ramon Pereda toma en- esta
cinta la parte principal habiendo
merecido los elogios de la critica
mexicana. Con 81 act6an iona
la Negra Y otros elementos de
Mexico. todos ellos bien conoci-
dos de ~nuestro publico.
lei argumento es comico-drama-
tico, segun Sc nos dice. manites-
tandose Ia empresa segura de
que la fotocomedia gustara al
publico mexicano local. por mu-
chos detalles de inter6s que con-
tiene.
La partitura musical de Ia Gin
ia. contiene numeros de Ernesto
Leeuona, de Gonzalo Curiel Y de
algnuos otros compositores nues-
tros. de los mas populares en- la
actua.idad.
Sc nos manifesto que el Con-
trato para la exhibition de esta
pelicula es limitado. m~antenien-
dose en- el programa solamente
una semana. para ser s%ustituida
por la que Sc designe oportuna-
mente, ell viernes de la venidera.
Los precios son enteramente
populares, Y los asien;os, para "a
function de estreno. no estaran
n~umerados. FL teatro "Califor-
mia" esta situado en- la esquina
de las GALES Main al SUR. Y Oc-
tava. siendo ell centric de reunion
de Ia colonia meXicana mas dis
tinguida.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
. Ell Bale de Moda /.

Un curioso apunte del artsta win" tornado del ma
turaI teniendo como modeIo a George Raft, EN- su recien-
te pelicuIa "Rumba". Al fondo Sc We la siIueta de Margo,
la danzarina mexicana que lie enseho los pasos de csc
bale de moda hoy dentro y fuera de los estudios de Ho-
HvWood,
La opinión., 1935-03-08

81 sdueactbn por medic
de "a 'eeturs. Nunea 81 taros
para ~sprender. Pida hoy mismo
nuestro cstaloao de iibros Ora.
IT'S. - LIBERIA LOZANo,
2o3 N. Los Angeles strest.-Los
Angeles, CsiN.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
EEUNCIONES;

No Sc registraron, oficialmen-
te. defunciones en- el seno de la
colonia.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
BoCaZa! =

He acui la sonrisa kilometricS
De Joe {. Brown, ell prestigiado
actor del cinema, QUEEN aparece-
"a en- la p~ansalla del teatro "Uni'
que de la calle Frimera al Este,
ell domingo proximo, en- su peli-
cula "Six days Bike Rider. Ell
unique" estS en- ell corazon del
oarrio mexieano de 6elvedere.
La opinión., 1935-03-08
Ell senior Rosendo Flores
ha sido operado

En- uno de los hospitales loca-
les, sc encuentra reeluido ahora.
deseansando despues de una de-
lieada operacion abdominal, ell
senior Rosendo Flores, caballero
bien eonocido en- nuestros cir
culos, en- los cuales goza de me-
reeidas simpatfas.
La o%peracion lie fue practicada
por un prominente faeultativo
americana, quien Sc muestra OPP
timista respecto del probable re-
sultado de la misma.
Durante estos dfas, ell sehor
Flores ha estado recibiendo II
constante vista de II amistaies
La opinión., 1935-03-08

MoUimiento ocurrido en-
ell Registro Civil
OS OLE Sc CASAN

Los QUE Sc CASAN. - Sc
han presentado ante la oficina del
Registro Ciyil. en- sollcitud de
licencia para contraer matrimo-
MO, las siguientes parejas de
nuessra eolonia local:
Francisco de la Cruz, de 81
amos. con Raquel Molinary. de 2S.
Carlos Bigman. de 80 amos. con
Magda Cutiho. de %.
G. L. Burton, de % anos. con
Concha Cabanillas, de 81.
Tiburcio Gutierrez, de IS amos.
con Soledad Manriquez. de II.
La opinión., 1935-03-08

n Ia sehora de don Juan Or
tega, n nina. En- su residen-
ella.
La opinión., 1935-03-08

ran las primeras ~providencias
para celebrar ell bautizo &c Ia
pequeha, a la cual Sc proyecta
poner ell nombre de Carmen, al
e Nevada a las pilas del cris-
tianismo.
La opinión., 1935-03-08

cUANDo LEE USTEC IA OPT.
MON" SAFE QUE LEE UN
PERIoDICo INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
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AnrericaniSm Director WIZ
Be Club Group Speaker

ness hour and the following club
presidents will report:
Poetry Society Of Indiana, Mrs.
Carl A. Taylor; Present Day Club,
Mrs. Chic jackson; Proctor Club;
Mrs. Leroy j. Reach; Public Health
Nursing Association, Mrs. F.. R.
Kautz; Sesame Club, Mrs. Bert j.
Westover; Social Study Club, Mrs.
Firmin c. Sims; Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary No. 10, Mrs. Maude
Moore; st. Clair Literary Club, Mrs.
w. H. Reynolds: Theta Tau Psi,
Mrs. NJ. A. Haislup; Thursday
Afternoon Club. Mrs. j. Locke;
Thursday Lyceum Club, Mrs. T. D.
Campbell; Tokalon Club. Mrs.
Vaughn Cornish. and Twentieth
Century Club, Mrs. Lawrence K.
Townsend.
Department of publicity will con-
duct an informal institute on "Clup
Publicity" at a luncheon following.
Mrs. Jerauld McDermott, public
ity chairman, will preside and Mrs.
Friedrich G. BALI, publicity chair
man for the Indiana Federation of
Clubs, will be a special guest. Short
talks will be given by Miss Kath-
ryn Pickett of The Indianapolis
Star. on The Value of Pictures in
Club Publicity" Mrs. Florence
Webster Long Of The Indianapolis
News on What is Good Club News"
and Miss Elizabeth Carr Of The
Indianapolis Times on How Club
News Should Be Prepared for the
Newspaper"
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Performance of
'L'Aiglon' Will
Aid Loan Fund

For the benefit of the loan fund
maintained to aid college women in
completing their education, the In
dianapoliS Pan-H Hellenic Association
will sponsor a performance of Eva
LIE Gallienne in "L'Aiglon" at Eng
lish's Monday night, Feb. 25
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, presi-
dent, has named her committees for
the project. The ticket commit
tee includes Mrs. Merton Johnston,
Alpha Gamma Delta; Mrs. Russell
Hippensteel, Alpha Omicron Pi, and
Mrs. o. M. Helmer, Alpha XII Delta.
Members of the program commits
tee are Mrs. William Hutchinson.
Sigma Kappa; Mrs. Marvin Coch-
ran, Alpha Chi Omega, and Mrs. P.
M. Fifer, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton, Pi Beta
Phi, and Mrs. Malcolm Sewell, Chi
Omage, comprise the publicity COM
mittee.
Other members of the Pan-Hel-
lenic board include Mrs. Arthur
Dorsey, Alpha Delta Pi; Mrs. Dom
aid O'Neill, Alpha Delta Theta; Mrs.
Donald Walker, Alpha Phi; Mrs.
Wendell Hicks, Delta Delta Delta:
Mrs. Addison Bowling, Delta Gam
ma; Mrs. Robert Berner, Delta
zeta; Mrs. Paul Suits, Kappa Delta;
Mrs. Charles Dolan, Phi MI, and
Mrs. Leslie De Voee, zeta Tau AL
pha, Kappa Alpha Theta is repre-
sented on the board by Mrs. rags
dale.
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Abba Chi omega to Celebrate
Golden Jubilee at City EUent

attended by members OF four active
and alumnae chapters in the state
and central province.
Honor gusts will be Mrs. Gilbert
L. Van Anken, New York, national
president; Mrs. Mark E. Uncapher,
Gary, province president; Mrs. How
ard McLane, Laporte, and three So
rority founders, Mrs. Ralph B. Clark
and Mrs. Scoby Cunningham, both
of Indianapolis, and Miss Estelle
Leonard, Union City.
Mrs. S. K. Ruick will be toastmas-
ter at the luncheon, which will be
in charge of Miss Katherine Smith,
Mrs. Verne A. Trask and Mrs. Wyatt
F. May.
Mrs. Gilbert Morrison, Mrs. Mar
shall Crabill and Miss Dorothy Stew
are will be in charge of the dance;
Misses Maxine Ballweg, Marjorie
Lyle, Asberine Morris, Josette Yelch
and Marjorie Lawson, program and
decorations.
Other committees include invita-
tions, Mrs. Kenneth Lancet, Mrs.
Willis Buckles, Mrs. Herbert Muir
nan, Mrs. Evelyn Mouser, Mrs. Rich
ard Oberreich, Miss Esther Holt and
Miss Martha Clinehens; hostesses,
Mrs. Fred Tucker and past presi-
dents of Beta Beta alumnae;
finance. Miss Hannah Keenan, and
Mrs. Everett Small; publicity, Mrs.
j. Voris Tobin. Miss Claribel Da-
wilson is general chairman.
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Two to Speak
at Meeting of
Jewish Women

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
review The Forty Days Of Musa
Dogh" by the Austrian Jewish au-
thor. Hans Wersel, and Mrs. Jack
Harding will talk on Council for
Counselors" at the monthly meet
ing Of Indianapolis section Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women. at
2:l5 Tuesday in Kirshbaum Center.
Mrs. Emma KomminerS will give
the invocation and a musical pro-
gram will be presented by Miss
Mary Kapp, violinist, pupil OF Hugh
McGibney, accompanied by James
Thrasher. faculty member Of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory Of
Music.
Mrs. Ruben Solomon. hospitality
chairman. has chosen patriotic dec
orations for the tea table in COM
memoration OF Lincoln's birthday.
Mrs. Samuel Dorfman Will preside.
A parliamentary law class, d.
rected by Mrs. Sultan Cohen, will
meet at las before the regular
meeting.
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Business Women
to Hear Address
on World Trends

An address on Present Day
World Trends" by E. j. Unruh, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Indianapolis
Council of international Relations
will feature meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Business and Professional
Women's Club Thursday night at
the Woman's Department Club.
Preceding the talk on interna-
tional relations at BIS, members
will attend a dinner at which Miss
Ruth Martin will report on the con-
ference on the Cause and Cure of
War held recently in Washington.
Miss Agnes Cruise, secretary Of the
indianapolis chapter Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, is chairman of the
international relations committee of
the club. Other members are Mrs.
Pearl A. Cook, Mrs. Ada o. Frost,
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs. Ora
Leigh Shepherd. DR.. Rebecca Par
ish, Miss Mamie D. Larsh, Isabel
N. Drummond, Forba Mcdaniel and
Frances G. Modar.
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aside WedneS
- dav for the clubs scholarship
Carroll Golden Among assistant will be Miss
and Miss Madene Speers
Rosaind M Holloway and Griffith John
Hennnger son of Dr. Joseph Hennnger announced
parents, and Mrs. Cornelius E. Holloway
indianapolis Panheen Association will performance
LAgon" Engiss Monday night Feb 25
assisting the president Mrs John Paul Ragsdale
arrangements
Mr. and Mrs Bruce E. Mape-rd.
Before her marriage JAN Hurlbert Madge Ann
Mcpherson daughter of w H. Mcpherson.
Among the party which Scarlet Quill
University, will
give Friday wcus and Miss Margrace Mojonnier
planning the party.
Saturday,
daughter Mr. Harry G. Calwe
for 3340 ~ Meridian-st.
Sunnyside Guild will March with
proceeds which will aid the guilds the
Sanatorium. Chantila White general chairman
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IN .zSrxxfg Gax6dezyer.
.szs.Isal essza6,oo6
Kss.lsz4slzx1s geets
Tea to Follow
Lecture Under
Group Auspices

Mrs. r II. HornbrOOk and Mrs
William Burford will preside at the
tea table Thursday afternoon at the
Meridian Street W. z. Church fol-
lowing a lecture by Mrs. DemarchuS
:. Brown. sponsored by the Wom-
ms Home Missionary Society Of the
church.
Receiving with Mrs. John J. Bib
Ter will be Mesdames z. J. Boyer.
William HanSman. Ralph Clark, A.
S. Woodland and Miss Gertrude Tag
cart. Valentine motif will be used
Assisting Mrs. T. S. Truitt. chair
man. will be Mesdames Robert Arm
strong. Paul Buchanan, James Car
ter. Hadley Green. Herbert Grimes,
Homer Hamer. Leonard Campbell
and A. L. Taggart; Misses Alice
Henry. Elizabeth Homer. Julianne
Campbell and Charlene Buchanan.
Ushers will include Mesdames
Evans Rust. Albert Campbell. Alex
ander Taggart Jr.. Misses Clara Pat
ten. Sally Smith and Tue Nc
Whittier.
ORtlAAAA- TIC PANEA ant VA = w. 90
GoOdnow Clippinger will play an
organ recital. following which Mrs.
Brown will talk on The Blue Stock
ings." Mrs. John S. Wright will in
trOduce the speaker.
PatroneSses for the event include
Mrs. Bibler and MeSdames Arthur
Brown, William Burford, Floyd
Bowers, Fred Braden. r. w. Brooks.
Ralph Clark. Foster Clipplnger,
Harry Garman. William HanSman.
Henry HornbrOOk. William Mick.
Felix NcWhirter. John McDermott,
James Ogden. Joseph Reagan, A. l..
Taegart. Edward Taggart. John S.
Wright, c. E. Whitehill. Fred War
fel. A. A. wilkinson and Miss Ger
trude Taggart.
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Department Of American citizen
ship Of the Seventh District Fedora
ton Of clubs. headed by Mrs. e. G.
Rumpler. has arranged for a talk
by H. L. ChaillauX. director of the
national Americanism commission,
Friday morning at the SEVERN.
Mr.. Chaillaux will talk on Com
munism in the United States.
Mrs. H. NJ. Phipps will present a
pageant of flags. to be given by
members Of the patriotic societies
OF the district.
Mrs. c. j. Finch. district presi-
dent. will preside during the bust
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In observance of the golden jubi-
lee year of Alpha Chi Omega Sor-
ority, which was founded at De
PAW University, special arrange
mentS will be made for the annual
luncheon and dance to be held
Saturday, Feb. %, at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club. Announcement
was made today following business
meeting of the Indianapolis Alum
nae of the Sorority with Mrs.
Thomas Ayton, 2144 Wiltshire-rd.
Assisting Mrs. Kurt Thlert, hos
tess chairman, were Mesdames E.
C. Mackleman, Richard Coryea,
Claus Best, Marvin Cochrane, Her
bert Murnan, Misses Evelyn Bent
ley and Dolores Mcdaniel.
the annual state event, sponsored
by the local alumnae of which Mrs
George Clark is president, will be
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RECEPTION WILL
OPEN EXHIBIT

Assisting az a reception for open
ing Of the exhibition OF water colors
by Miss Carolyn Bradley, at the
John Heron Art Institute tomorrow
afternoon viii be MeSdames Ar
thur Woodward. E. c. Smith. George
Mess. John Haramy. Charles Hanna.
w. L. Dorman. George SwitZer.
Misses Mabel LOehr. Dorothy Per-
kins, Margaret Kellenbach. Laura
Holden. Florence Sanders, Alice
Sargent. Anna HasSelman, and
Grace Speer.
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VALENTINE EVENT
ARRANGED BY CLUB

Cervus Clubs Valentine tea and
card party viii be held at Thurs
day at the Sears. Roebuck & Co.
social rooms with Mrs. John Soltau,
chairman. Assistants will be Mes
danes Harry Wiebke. Charles Aus
termilIer. Martin Collins. Abe Green
valid and Clifford Richter.
The clubs regular meeting will be
held al ! Monday at the Claypool.
Card plsy will follow with Mrs. Joe
Mentzner ana Mrs. Clarence Sole.
chairuen
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ANNUAL DANCE AT
TUDOR HALL SET

Junior class of Tudor Hall will
hold its annual dance tonight with
Miss Jane StraShun, president, head
ing the receiving line. With her
will be Miss Betty Amos, class social
secretary; Miss 1. Hilda Stewart,
principal; Mrs. Roy Amos, Edin-
burg; Mrs. r. R. Bunch, mother Of
the class treasurer, Miss Betty
Bunch; Miss Lois Haber, faculty
adviser, and Mrs. J. G. Ives.
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PHI OMEGA PI TO
OBSERVE FOUNDING

At a meeting Of the indianapolis
Alumnae chapter of Phi Omega Pf
Sorority today at the home Of Miss
Adrienne Schmedel, 4144 N. Capitol
av, members completed arrange
ments for Founders Day celebra-
ton to be held March 2.
Miss Lena Kay Baker, Noblesville,
will serve as chairman of the lunch
con and dance. Committees include
programs. Miss Schmedel and Mrs.
John Riddell: music, Mrs. Ermal
Hedden and Mrs. Roger E. Williams;
invitations, Miss Kathleen Thomp-
son and Miss Ethel Mae AkerS
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INVITATIONS GIVEN
TO ASSEMBLY CLUB

Indiana State Assembly Woman's
Club members have been invited to
a noon luncheon and entertainment
at the Scottish Rite cathedral on
Tuesday and a 1890 o'clock lunch
con at the Indiana School for the
Deaf Wednesday with Mrs. o. M.
Pittinger as hostess.
Reservations may be made with
Mesdames Alanson Albright, A. F..
WalSman or w. S. Lane.
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WELFARE CLUB TO
OFFER LECTURER

Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown will
lecture at ? Friday afternoon at the
woman's Department Club under
auspices OF the Welfare Club. Pro-
ceeds will b. used by the club in its
welfare work for elderly women.
Assisting Mrs. z. z. Martin.
ushers chairman. Will be MesdameS
A. c. Earring. DIN Hatton Jr., Ben
jamin F. Kinnick. Richard Poole,
F. p. Geyer and Elmo Fisher. Mrs.
Volnev E. Huff is music chairman
and Mrs. John A. George and Mrs.
Blake Stone are in charge Of tickets.
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Mothers to Meet

Study group Of the Pleasant Run
Mothers Club viii meet for
covered dish luncheon at the home
OF Mrs. c. J. Bego. 1901 Z. 1sth-St
Thursday. Mrs. Joseph Bel will
talk on The Child and His Allow
ance." Executive board meeting
will be held With Mrs. Fred Wilson
presiding.
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Palestine to Be Topic

Professor Rolf Griffith of But
Ter University will talk on The
Customs and Costumes of Pales-
tine" at a luncheon meeting of the
Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club Mon
day. Mrs. Clarence G. Shoemaker
will sing, accompanied by Mrs. H. E.
Kapp. The luncheon committee is
composed of Mesdames Carl Weyl,
j. S. Moore, Agatha Ward and A. D.
VeStal.
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Child VIII Meet

Members Of st. Margaret's Hospi-
tai Guild will meet at 2 Tuesday at
the Propylaeurn. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Frank BALI Jr., L. r.
Thomas, Norman Schulneyer and
Rex SinglR