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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06
Park School
Dance to Be
Party Event
Suppers, Other Informal
Gatherings VIII
Be Prelude.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

DEFORE going 20 the Park School
I'D gymnasium on ". Riserside-dr
Saturday night for the dance Of the
senior class. some OF the guests viii
have supper and gather at informal
parties.
It's 70 be Ike a reunion OF Park
alumni. their parents ana friends
Saturday according TO Mrs. J. F.
Carroll who has been arranging the
event with a group Of the boys
mothers.
The decorations committee was al
work yesterday suspending colored
paper and drops from the ceiling
% transform the gym fo- The party.
4 group Wiu have a uitCh-in sup
Der at the home Of Mr. and Ms.
Thomas Kacklev before the dance
and ar and Mrs Walter Kuhn have
invited several guests 20 their nome.
Mr.. and Mrs Kuhn are expected 20
return Saturday morning from at
tending the graduation Of their
daughter. Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn.
from Georgetown Convent.
Josiah K Lilly III has invited
scvTal guests 10 dinner in honor OF
Miss Evelyn Lilly who Is visiting her
father. Eli Lilly. and Mrs. Lilly.
Miss Lilly is home from classes at
Foxcroft School. Middleburg. Va.
The first OF next week viii see
Mrs. Albert J. Beverage ST.. of for
Beverly Farms. Mass. Tor several
months stay at her summer nOme.
Shortridge High School Will BE-
represented at an educational con-
ference next week at Vassar Col
Irge BY Miss Mary Pratt. who has
gone East to speak at the annual
banquet Of her class at the POugh-
kcepsie n. " college tomorrow
night.
Accompanied by Miss Margaret
Morehouse. Danvllle. Ill. Miss Pratt
intends 10 stay for commencement
exercises Monday and the confer
ence Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, when relations between
secondary schools and colleges v q
be discussed by college and high
school teachers.
Before returning 10 Indianapolis
she will visit her cousin. Mrs. Charles
7. Adams. South Wethersfield. Conn,
formerly Miss Katharine Brown.
indianapolis. and visit IN Vermont
with Miss Edith Tallant. The lat
ter is in charge of the Grenfell Mis-
sion Shop. where wares from the
Labrador Mission are sold.
For the first time in several school
months. a trio OF Indianapolis girls
VIII be spending the weekend with
their parents and reviSiting old
friends and former classmates.
Miss Dora Sinclair. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs w Richardson Sinclair.
&c expected TO arrive tomorrow and
Miss Eileen Booker was to arrive
today to Join her mother: Mrs. z.
Bishop Mumford, and DR.. Mumford,
for the summer.
Miss Joan Aufderheide with her
roommate at the college. Miss
Frances Dyckman. Dallas. Tex, will
arrive tomorrow TO be with her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Aufder-
heide. for the summer holiday. The
AufdCrheideS also are expecting
Mrs. AufdeTheide'S brother. Harry A
Hammond. and Mrs Hammond and
their son. Rudolph. Kansas City,
Mo. for a visit.
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SHOWER TO
HONOR MISS BYRAM

Miss Elizabeth Akin will entertain
tomorrow night with a miscellaneous
shower and bridge party in honor Of
Miss Martha Lu Byram. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Byram,
whose marriage to Kenneth Graybill
will take place June 81.
Pink and white color scheme will
be used. The hostess will be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. w. S. Akin. and
sisters, Misses Annette and Cath
crime Akin. Miss Elizabeth Akin will
be Miss Byram'S only attendant at
the wedding.
Guests tomorrow will include Mes
danes Elmer Phillips, Harlow Han
cock, j. D. Eastman Jr., Everett
HartSock and Charles L. Graybill,
Misses Marcella Knudsen, Ruth
Shorb. Kathryn McCullum, Acton,
and Violet and Dorrett Graybill.
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DRAMA SECTION
WILL GIVE PLAY

Play by the drama section of the
Women's Department Club of
Municipal Gardens will feature a
breakfast to be held at 11:30 Mon
day morning at the clubhouse, &C
cording to an announcement today
by Mrs. Robert Shank.
Mrs. Cecil R. Dillon is general
chairman, with Mrs. S. j. Bardsley,
co-chairman. Mrs. w. Ray KeSter
is chairman of the play, which will
be followed by bridge, bunco and
euchre.
Mrs. E. G. Ball and Mrs. w. H.
Seward will be in charge of bridge
prizes; Mrs. Charles Shank, bunco
prizes, and Mrs. Mary Hummel, Mrs.
E. L. Crawley and Mrs. Lat Gate
wood, euchre prizes.
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PICNIC SCHEDULED
BY ALUMNAE CLUB

At the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl w. Kiger on Cold Spring.
rd, members of the Alpha Chi
Omega Alumnae Club will assemble
at l Sunday afternoon for the So
rority's annual family picnic.
Games and contests will be in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. George JEFF
frey, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy zapf, Fred
erick Tucker, Joseph Dorrell and
Raymond Dubois. =
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I think you showed considerable
insight into their motives when
you said they were in search of
popularity. They do not know
how to secure it in an equal re-
lationship. The perpetual choice OF
inferior associates indicates wish
to stay in the superior position
without the discomfort Of ch7i-
lenge from superior friends. Your
understanding of this point should
make you tolerant with your fam
lily, not bitter.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am going to
be married in about two weeks to
a young man whom I love very
dearly. When we get married it
isn't going to be for just few
years, but forever. In all the time
we have been going together have
told him only one falsehood. He
asked me if 7 had ever had a lover
and I told him no. But 1 did have
once. The fellow was killed in al
accident. There is no way he coulc
ever find out unless I tell him.
do not want to tell him, but I an
afraid he will guess the truth
What do you think? ZARELDA.
Answer-Men aren't such good
guessers about the women they
love. If you are sure there is no
one who will tell him, keep your
own counsel. While absolute
frankness between partners is an
admirable ideal, men usually pre-
fer to remain in ignorance of their
wives previous love affairs.
It is not the fact itself which
troubles them so much as the in
jury to their pride and the fact
that others know about the af-
fair. I think it would be unnec-
essarily cruel to burden this
young man with knowledge that
belongs to you and the dead. For
get it yourself and tell nothing.
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Piano Recital Set

Piano pupils of Miss May Gorsuch
will be presented in a recital at 8
Saturday night at the D. A. R. chap
ter house. Tom Fleischer, cornetist,
will assist. Taking part will be
Helen and Victor Barry, Marjorie
Baxter, Howard Buckholder, Muriel
Burnes, Jane Ann Burrin, Molly and
Sally Fleischer, Janet Gregory, 10
Ann Heffelfinger, Bill Hull, Beatrice
Kershner, Betty and Jean Lewis,
Edward and Julia McHenry, Caro-
Ign Mooshy, Shirley Ostermeyer,
Wilma Rothenburger, AnabeIe and
Norma Smith, Charles Thompson,
Dolores Yarian and Tommy Young.
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MISS STULL WE'D
IN CHURCH RITE

Miss Rosanna Stull became the
bride of Louis F. Bola in a cere-
mony today at the North M. E.
Church, the Rev. G. A. McPheeter,
officiating.
Mrs. Joseph Layman, her sisters
only attendant, wore maroon and
the bride wore powder blue with
maroon accessories and a corsage of
gardenias. Neil Mcintyre was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Bola left for a
trip to Cincinnati. They will be
at home in Indianapolis.
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cesSional to the altar. He knows
how to style, wave and arrange your
hair in a manner that is distinctly
yours or one that is new and CLAM
orous. So, take this confidential
hint and like a good bride ~.
call this beauty salon days ahead
of time E. for it's going to take the
most of a morning for such an i'm
portant appointment. RI-0056 (TeSt
Bldg0
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CLUB ENTERTAINS
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Dessert bridge was held yesterday
in st. Joan of Arc School auditor
ium by the St. Joan of Arc Womens
Club. Regular business meeting fol-
lowed.
Bridge play was in charge of
the club officers headed by Mrs.
Clara Flattery, president, as
sisted by Mesdames Thomas MCGEE,
Francis Ohleyer, Thomas Farrell,
William Hall and Joseph SpinkS.
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Bride-tO-Be Feted

Surprise miscellaneous shower was
given Monday night by Beta Chap
ter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority, at
the home of Mrs. Elwyn Liverett in
honor of Miss Marjorie Money. The
of Miss Money to Joseph
Y. Todd will take place June %.
The hostess was assisted by her sis
ter, Miss Dorothy Naftzger. Pink
and blue decorations we're used.
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FINAL MEETING OF
BOARD TO BE HELD

Last board meeting Of the season
Of the Florence Crittenten Home
will be held at noon tomorrow at the
home.
In the absence Of the president
Mrs. w. H. Morrison. Mrs. Edo
Wagner, vice president, will be in
charge Of the meeting.
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In your pur-
suit Of happi-
ness u n t ii
death do part"
. look well to
health and long
life. A n d for
one of the most
delicious bever-
ages to insure
the Joy Of good
health I re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

MARTHA WASHINGTON caters
to the most fastidious tastes with
suggestions no end for bridal par
ties, receptions. and showers. Her
delectable home made ice cream in
fancy center bricks, or individuals.
or one large decorated mould are
quite as good to look at as they are
to eat Her dainty fancy minis
made in matching color scheme f..
and crisp, butter toasted sailed nuts
are particularly popular. Whatever
your party needs in sweets - tell
MARTHA WASHINGTON your
plans and she will promptly please
you. Phone TABLET or stop at the
shop-2301 N. Meridian st. Yes,
your order will be delivered at the
appointed moment.
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Club Entertnins

Fra Cha 10y Club entertained
guests at a buffet supper and dance
Tuesday night at Whispering Winds.
The committee in charge included
Misses Anna NJ. Flynn, Mary Eliza
beth Thale, Rosalyn Gerlach and
Florence Casserly.
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soles they pound along over
hard pavements then wonder
why their feet hurt. Let DR.. A.
Reeds Cushion Shoes do for your
feet the same that modern balloon
tires do for your car See SMITH
& TANNER, 314 Merchants Bank
Bldg, for comfort, protection and
smooth sauntering.
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they are seeking,
but seemingly they
don't get it. They
would see their
own lie i'll and die
while they waited
on another who
meant nothing to
them. They sing
praises for even
the debaSed and
rather criminal
type of person
while they SLAM
der me and my
family. who at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

we'll groomed
brides insist on
having RAY
M o N D
T no M PSON
arrange a most
fattering Golf
fure for that
oVp0tful nrO-
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Rridnc CIIb Meets

Mrs. John Vogel presided at a
meeting Of the Good Luck Bridge
Club which was held yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Max BEERS. 1924
BrooSside-av.
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Ddncinq PrOqr0nl Set

Mrs. Louise Schilling, instructor in
dancing at the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music, will present
students ir a spring recital tomor-
row night at Caleb Mills Hall. F -
students will take part.
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and "aIlS 70 you anu
YOUR friends - the rest
to TEMP E r L E US
FLORAL SER v I c E.
The parties. the cere-
the bridal bou-
quet, the going-away
arrange for
them ahead of time.
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cushion > o ! e
shoes. For it's
like this now
wouldn't you think
a person rather
queer to select a
motor car with
tires? Yet many "
still wear shoes
solid, unyielding lie
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

k1JCnen shower Ol
tried = and true
utensils from VON-
NEGUT'S. A n d
don't forget a roll
ing pin! Just in
case you've trotted
around in search of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

red gadgets for that modernistic
kitchen of hers-VONNEGUT'6 have
scores of them. Their wide variety
of the best in kitchen equipment
makes possible a practical yet
thrilling bevy of gifts. Wear-ever
aluminium, Pyrex and Harker Oven
ware mean quality and beauty to
brides of every decade. Canister
sets and cookie jars in bright new
colors, refrigerator dishes and new
tangled coffee makers-they're all
exceptional presents. Snoop around
up there on End floor you might
even be inspired to take the step"
yourself. Yes, ma'am, VONNE-
CUTS have gift wrapping service.
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mind you Of So
AM YERBA MATE,
pronounced mat-tay
by the natives Of
South America. A
box Of tea and a
pound of Domino
Superhne powdered
sugar in a new offer
both for Csc. Call
Dorothy for details.
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y 4 4 y Z u a y
THE PEO-
PILES OUT
F TIL N c.
co. And you
are invited,
too, aft er.
the wedding
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I'm devoted to brides today
but I hope you all may find
some timely suggestions as
new as the Normandie-aS
lovely as lilacs. In fact I
think these paragraphs merit
a-clipping and a-keeping.
There's more I could tell, if
you but asked me and
then remember I shop per-
sonally for folks like you
and never charge even a tip
for my services. Perhaps I
can tell you where to buy the
best rice and I could even
furnish a lot of old shoes
just to show you how inter-
ested I am in your romantic
affairs. Always phone RI
5551 and ask for
Noae&&
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march is over" to march right down
to this big store-you and your love
will be keen to attend this special
showing of 4 rooms of furniture
picked out for the newlyweds
and mind you, with an eye for the
budget as we'll as the new home.
June is a veritable holiday at the
PEOPLES - they're entertaining
with a Home Beautiful program
all this month, even including re-
freshments. What IS this world
coming to? The atmosphere is just
what you need-a social sort OF
open house-to become sentimental
over the little love nest. Young
styles, young ideas you'll find for
young indianapolis besides some
very convenient terms on which to
become sole owners of the house
furnishings.
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be C orrec en-
chantingly lovely
something breathtak-
ing that will make an
-
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fast! And with Mrs.
Williams, the new
owner, to personally
supervise and ar
range your table you
may know that the
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That age-old fair for domesticity
will undoubtedly be aroused if fond
friends will only give the bride a
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correct, engraved,
folding cards for
any thank you" or
at home" Consult
VIM. B. BURFORD
CO., 40 S. Meridian
St., the place for
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Manners and, Morals
BY JANE JORDAN.

Tell YOUR troubles TO Jane Jordan who
will help YOU with them by her answers
in this column.
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Dear Jane JOrdan-I am Of a
family whose interests in life are
centered on outsiders. They would
lay down their lives for anybody to
gain favor. 1t must be popularity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

Walking on air"-treading in the
clouds .. you'd be feeling like that,
if you were wearing DR.. A. Reeds
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Let's reserve for the bride the
myriad Of white blossoms always
available when loves in bloom"
While the Dresden shades of lark
spur, delphinium and daisies lend
themselves delightfully."- to arrange
ments for the house, the table and
the attendants bouquets. TEN
PERLEY'S have more ideas than a
rose has petals. So call or visit
their salon, 56l8 College Ave. for
the latest, the most appropriate, the
choicest of flowers for YOUR we'd
ding. They'll take personal in
terest in your every whin.
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The very name-THE CHARM
a perfect setting
for ones momentous wedding break
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

Tau Gamma Sorority's thir-
tenth annual convention will open
tomorrow with a dance at the
Hillcrest Country Club with Miss
Katherine Schmidt in charge.
Luncheon will be held Saturday
at the Sheffield Inn and a BAN
Quet at the SEVERN Saturday
night.
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Another marriage vow for brides
-"Oh promise me" to keep your
youth and good looks. That's why
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06

Your bridal veil {. . the GROWING
glory on your day of days. 1t must
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I know q lot of helpful book
lets to help you plan your
1cedding.
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NOW
Whatever would you have done
without your Emily Post and
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IN love with one deli
cately beautiful pat
tern called Fash
ion" land it really is
the very latest FASH
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sion on thrilled spectators and will
be treasured during the rest of your
life. Make certain that your veil is
just that perfect by consulting
ALICE BALL, 1878 N. Delaware st.
WA-3589. Her wells are individually
styled, handmade and most reason
ably priced.
Yours for success in June-the
month of roses and romance! And
for the bride nothing quite so APP
propriate as Esprit d'Amour Esprit
Of Love- perfume or cologne. In
describable, refreshing fragrance OF
those famous Flower in-the- bottle
toiletries. And what's more chic
than Eau de Cologne this season?
Ask MRS. ABEL - The Perfume
Shop, 8 E. Market st.
Mere words can not half describe
the beauty, the magnihcence OF
wedding flowers. I leave the "ohs"
apd 0ohe" m v0II and
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"Mr. and Mrs. is the name" .
and a dainty new vogue in note
paper brings forth "Informals," the
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food is delicious, the appointments
correct and dainty, the party in all
quite to your liking. For showers
and pre-nuptial parties THE
CHARM HOUSE is ideal-spacious
private rooms with tables for bridge
as pleasant as your own home but
without the fuss and furore. 1854
N. Delaware-st., LI-3666.
Then, of course, your trouS-
SedM should include something
IN the latest lilac shade.
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$50 I married the girl" sang
the young man after he'd seen the
lovely furniture so enticingly
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Pale, creamy white china for the
brides table . and preferably one
of the newer embossed designs. I'm
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Heads Women Voters

indianapolis
League OF
Women Voters
recently
elected Mrs.
Robert S.
Sinclair
president for
the coming
term.
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PORTRAIT OF a DrlQe-by Helen
Briggs. What a happy thought!
You yourself don't need to be an
artist to recognize the out
standing portraits beir< Nd
done by this talented UlLN
young lady who has been AII
busily creating many
thoroughly, praiseworthy life-like-
nesses. People from New York to
Texas have posed for her portraits.
Her life size portrait of a debutante
was one of the most popular pic
lures in the last Indiana annual
show at the Heron Art Institute.
Either in pastel or oil she achieves
a masterpiece with that added
genius for capturing true expression
and personality. A very thoughtful
remembrance this-from a bride to
her parents :. or to the betrothed.
Prices from $40 Make your ap-
pointment soon at LYMAN
BROTHERS, on the Circle, or call
II-5122
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smart wedding invitations and an
nouncements. Did you know that
the engraved copper plate of such
important documents can be hand
hammered into a handsome trivet
or tray-a truly lovely keepsake?
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Program at Epiphany.

4 TWELFTH NIGHT" candlelight
"A program of music by the Wash
ington Choral Society, conducted by
Louis A. Potter, will take place this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
Church of the Epiphany, having been
arranged because of numerous re-
quests for the repetition of the Christ
mas program, with the addition of
special numbers appropriate to the
season Of the Feast of the Three
Kings"
The public, which is invited to
attend the program, is requested to
cut out this program and take it
to the service, which will open with
chimes promptly at Ais o'clock.
organ Gsnols lPFelude-"Rhapsodie on Spanish =.
Harriet Frush of Des Moinie,s. Iowa. De'
ChoruSes "a capellaI-"Sing We All
soT born With Ymma6gs ons AceGGd How To Us
Fer Blooming" (men's voicesl
,,,,,.. Praetorius
Bach
solosmRuby sr-.E, Potter: soprano; Liiy
tenor Charles W.,.r Tttmsn bsss9 Ac-
offertory, adsgio, choral fantasia on a
choral for New Year day. In Thee Is
Gladness ..;,...,... ........ Bach
Carols, THE Hoiis niEs ana R5dsh the Ivy"
Bring a Torch. Jeanette Isabella"
French
Chorus TIerff Thrss celYk1a klnss s90' Cornelius
Chorus. ehrstmas 5sGn' song" Hereosenberg S4l0oss
Evening star., 1935-01-06
Artist Members to Plav.

THE District of Columbia Federation
of Music Clubs. Gertrude Lyons,
president. will hold the January gen.
eral business meeting on Wednesday
at 8 o'clock, when the directors,
presidents and counselors of all fed
Grated organizations Of the D. C. F.
M. c. have the opportunity to hear
the reports Of the officers and chair
men of the standing committees and
also give their own reports of their
club activities.
Plans relative to attending the
biennial convention of the National
Federation of Music Clubs, to be held
April % to May l. in Philadelphia,
Pa, will be discussed and those de-
string reservations will make ar
rangements with the TRANSPORTATION
Committee at this meeting, as there
will not be another general meeting
until after the convention has been
held.
After the meeting, at 9:15 PM, a
recital will be given by artist mem
bers Of the D. c. F. M. c., William
j. Holden and Fanny Amstutz Rob-
erts, pianists; Christine Church, So
prano, and Delphine Desio, blind
cellist. The accompanies will be
Edith Athey and Elena Crivella. This
meeting and the recital will be given
at 1910 Connecticut avenue.