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0 THE IXDIAXArOLIS SUXDAY STAR, JANUARY 18, 1931. Ruekeishaus and Mrs. Robert bull. RECENT BRIDE. CLUB CALENDAR.

land City;" hostesses. Mesdames Frederick Kerschner, Dean Everst Walker, A. A. DeGroot and Stanley A. Cain and Misses Sarah Cotton and Helen Cade.

home of Mrs. C. C. Kirk. 2u66 Xorih New Jersey street.

WEUXKSUAT. Oot-Dahl Club: luncheon at home of Mrs. B. F. Watson, 34.V Carroll-ton avenue; speaker, Mrs.

Alex Jameson. nature poetry and original poems, by Mrs. H. H. Arnholter.

National Defense Conference To Open in Washington Jan. 29 Special to The Indianapolis Star. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. The sixth annual meeting of the patriotic conference on national defense, composed of forty organizations of women, or about two millions throughout the country, will be held in Washington Jan.

29 to 31. I Child Studv Club, school No. 7fi. 10 a. Prof.

Ralph Carter will speak on "How Much Liberty Shall Our Children Have." Mothers or children in other schools have been invited. Fidessa Club; 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Minnie Duncan, 4425 Guilford avenue. FRIDAY. Irvington Fortnightly Club: Mm.

O. I Black and Mrs. S. L. Porter, hostesses, at Mrs.

Black's home. East Washington stree papers by Mrs. Lydia R. Gadd and Mrs. Car! Withner.

Friday Afternoon Beading Club; paper on "Holland'' by Mrs. George H. Healey at home of Mrs. Charles Cherdron, 5161 Park avenue; Mrs. G.

F. Gross, assistant hostess. Clio Club; Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson, hostess.

lt North Pennsylvania street: program by Mrs. Hoy Sahm and Miss lna Cockerill. Woman's Round Table Club, luncheon; hostess, Mrs. Dwight A. Murphy; papers by Mrs.

Henry in Constitution hall, and sessions will be held Friday morning and afternoon and Saturday morning. Delegates will visit the White House at noon Friday, where they will be received by President Hoover, and on Saturday afternoon they will join in a pilgrimage to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at 'Arlington. A woman's banquet, at which the honor guests will be women in official positions in Washington, including the women of the House of Representatives, will be held in the Wil-lard hotel, Friday night. Mrs. Rice W.

Means of Washington is chairman of the banquet committee. This annual conference of women's patriotic and lineal societies originated in 1923 at the call of Mrs. Claire Oliphant of Trenton, then national president of the Ameri TOMORROW. Vincent C. L.

Fletcher American Bank buildin-; program by Mrs. J. O. Hoffman ai Mrs. B.

W. Gillespie. Indianapolis Literary Club. D. A.

R. chapter house, S24 North Pennsylvania street; speaker will be Francis H. Insley; subject, "Francois Villon." New Era Club: Mrs. C. R.

Miles and Mrs. J. K. Wallace hostesses at Mrs. Miles's home.

2tCl Colleee aw- nue; papara by Mrs. Everett A. Hunt anl Mrs. Thomas Martin. Monday Conversation Club: Mrs.

rmu fvull'nlf U'alut f'K V.th Pdnnevlvani. street Vmsttiett i.r.t- gram by Mesdames J. H. Green-street, C. B.

Blakeslee, John R. Thrasher and Charles E. Cox. Sesame Club; election at home of Mrs. Adah Mann, 37 Johnson avenite.

Fortnightly Study Club; Mrs. Frank B. Gaylord, 1921 Bellefontaine street, hostess; papers by Mrs. Sale H. Morrow and Mrs.

Charles K. Nor-dyke. Irvington Woman's Club Mrs. K. F.

Davidson, 5428 Lowell avenue, hostess; paper, "Russian Music." by Miss Mary McBride; discussion. Mesdames Bertram Day and Walter F. King. Progressive Club; 3:30 o'clock, Mrs. Thomas R.

Kacklcy, 4511 Broadway, hostess discussion of world court by Dr. David N. Edwards. Martha Washington Club, 1 :30 o'clock, Mrs. W.

J. Kroegher, 801 North DeQuiney street, hostess; Mrs. M. H. Harmon, presiding.

Monday Afternoon Reading Club; election of otlicers at home of Mrs. D. S. Morgan, 4515 Guilford avenue, instead of at home of Mrs. E.

W. Bilyeu. TUESDAY. Proctor Club; Mrs. Carrie S.

Carr, 1720 North Pennsylvania street, ho.st-ess; "Catholie Contributions to American Prose," by Mrs. I-roy J. Keach. Expression Club Mrs. Frank II.

Seay, 5927 P.roadway, hostess; art songs by Mesdames Robert E. A veils, Carl L. Withner and Fisher Davis; Minerva C'ub; Mrs. J. A.

Cameron. 1116 West Thirty-fourth street, hostess; election of officers and paper bv Mrs. W. H. Biddleeomb.

Xoondav Luncheon Club; Mrs. J. H. Clark." 1127 Eugene street, hostess; elect of officers. Literary Sixteen Club; Mrs.

J. D. Strachan, 3710 North Meridian street, hostess; speaker, Mrs. Demarchus Brown. Chapter F.

P. E. O. Sisterhood; luncheon meeting at home of Mru. Hugh Johnson, U138 North New Jersey street; assistant hostesses, Mesdames H.

F. Leonard. Cora Watts and Warren Shearer: Mrs. Gavlord Morton will have a paper, "Folk in Fiction." Irvington auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing Association; 11 o'clock, at home of Mrs. B.

J. Ter-rill. 507 North Hitter avenue; luncheon and all-day sewing. Till KS II A V. Current Discussion Club; Mrs.

Bryant W. Gillespie 2S.rK) North Talbott street, hostess; musical program by Mrs. Walter C. Zirpel and Mrs. Howard Benedict.

Thursday Lyceum Club; Mrs. Harry Wilson. 37.W Broadway, hostess, program by Mrs. Frank Smith. Thursday Afternoon Heading Club; Mrs.

Noble Miller, 'MM East Washington street, hostess; assistant hostesses, Mrs. D. H. Cooper and Mrs. Flovd Magee; review of "The Gold Bug'' tPoet bv Mrs.

D. Y. Byrkit. Woman's Alliance of All Souls Unitarian Church; 12:10 o'clock luncheon meeting in church dining room; M. E.

Foley, speaker; subject, "Crime Problems." Delia Alpha Club; Mrs. Charles A. Barnhill, 67li East Fall Creek boulevard, hostess; address, "Modern American Writers," by Mrs. William Hothenberger, und musical number. Women's Faculty Club of Butler university; recreation room on campus; Dr.

Frank II. StreightolT, speaker; subject, "The Greatest In Independent Sivial Club; Mrs. Roberta Grahsm, 577 Graceland avenue, instead of with Mrs. H. W.

Linaburry. Irvington Home Study Club; Mrs. Frank T. Brown 585. Lowell avenue, hostess: paper by Mrs.

Horace W. Townseed. Hoosier Tourist Club: Mrs. H. B.

Pearce, 3015 Broadway, hostess: papors by Mrs. Dwight Murphy and Mrs. John Faaen. Multum-in-Parvo Literary Club; Mrs. Harold M.

Truslrr, 6ol Kast Twenty-third street, hostess program by Mrs. Frank E. Weiner and Mrs. Basil E. Vaught.

Alpha Eta Latreian Club; Mrs. Albert Fessler, .227 Washington boulevard, hostess; program by Mrs. Hay-mond Doud and Mrs. A. R.

Ditt-rich. Fortnightly Literary Club; Propy-laeum; program by Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins and Mrs. Charles E.

kVrgu-sun. Ladies' Auxiliary to t'nited Commercial Travelers; luncheon at Food Craft shop 220 Century building, 12:15 o'clock: benefit card party to follow: Mrs. John Brandon in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames Hoy Maxwell, William Mc Millin, V. W. Kinsley and John Johns.

Dulcet Club; Mrs. Oscar Boscher, 2116 North Capitol avenue, hostess; 12::0 o'clock luncheon-bridge; Mrs. Frank Lnird, assistant hostess. Calcedony Club; 12:30 o'clock luncheon, Marott hotel; Mrs. Itufus Mumford, president; hostesses, Mesdames Martin Hyland, W.

H. Manning, W. A. Holt, Frank Heller and A. It.

llebblcthwaite. Girls' Friendly Society; birthday dinner, 6 o'clock, Christ Episcopal Church. Late Book Club: thirtieth anniversary tea; Mrs. W. C.

Garten, 3212 Meridian street, hostess; assistants, Mesdames William F. Mult and J. S. Hubbard. Indianapolis chapter of American War Mothers; all-day meeting at ILLINOIS STREET INDIANA UNIVERSITY IN INDIANAPOLIS 83 Downtown Evening Classes Beginning February 9 Account int; Itusincs Law Credit mul Finance Audition ItiisiiieKit KnglNIi Psychology Public SM'aklii Interior IHhwmIIoii New Popular Course I'le-Dcntal, I're-Medlcal Work EXTENSION 122 K.

Michigan St. I can Legion Auxiliary, to combat the very active pacifist propaganda Dein? carried on among women's clubs, and through the churches. Various Subjects on Program. Talks on measures of national de fense now before the Congress, of the needs of adequate appropriations for the military services, and of methods to' combat the active campaign now being carried on against military training in schools and colleges, will occupy the sessions. Resolutions will be adopted at the final meeting.

Mrs. William Sherman Walker, chairman of the national defense committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Is chairman of the resolutions committee. Among the distinguished women who will be present will be the forty-eight state regents of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the state department presidents and executive committeewomen of the American Legion Auxiliary, and the state presidents of the American War Mothers. SINGER FOR CLUB. MRS.

8. C. (OPELAND. The Heyl Study Club will hold a guest party at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Woman's Department Club. Mrs.

S. C. Copeland will sing, accompanied by Mrs. James A. Matthews.

A travel talk will be given by Mrs. Preston C. Rubush. She will illustrate the talk with motion pictures, which she took on a trip around the world. (I St 11 Mrs.

Robert Lincoln Hoyal of Douglas, national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, is chairman of the conference. Other officers are Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Ho-bart of Cincinnati, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Virgil Mc-Clure of Lexington, president of the American War Mothers, first and second vice chairmen. Mrs.

G. H. Brosseau of Greenwich, honorary president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, is chairman of the distinguished guest committee. Delegates to Visit White House. The conference will open Thursday night, Jan.

29, with a mass meeting International Travel-. Study Club Notes Te-aro-ah chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. H. Gullett. 3203 Korth Brookside parkway, at 1 o'clock tomorrow.

Mrs. Amy Gullett will assist the hostess. Responses are to be, "New Year's Thoughts and Resolutions." Mrs. R. P.

Beverly will read a paper on South American resources. Mrs. Martin Keith will give a piano boIo. Jcnnv Lind chapter will meet with Mrs. Kathryn Horn, 717 South Alabama atreet, at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow right.

The program following Mrs. Artman's lecture will consist of a reading by Miss Virginia Boyd and piano solo by Mrs. Paul Davis. Arcadian chapter will be entertained with a 12:30 o'clock luncheon at the Whispering Winds tearoom. Responses pertaining to Mrs.

Art-man's lecture will be given. Mrs. Robert Wannee, Mrs. K. S.

Waymire, and Mrs. Vernon Bower are- in charge of arrangements. Elizabeth chapter will meet Wednesday at the tearoom fnr a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Bert Combs and Mrs.

Elsie Sutton will ba hostesses. Mrs. Rob? -t Powers and Mrs. Frank Wurtzler are new members. Luncheon on Program.

Blue Nile chapter will meet Wednesday at 10.45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Earl Freese, 420 North Capitol avenue. Mrs. M. H.

Taylor will assist the hostess. Luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. R. N.

Harger will read a paper on "Prehistoric Civilizations in the New Worlds." Alexandrian chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl S. Farmer, 1029 West Twenty-ninth stree, Thursday for a 6 o'clock covered dbh 'supper. Mrs. William H.

Arnold will assist the hostess. Responses are to be current events. Castle Craig January meeting will be with Mrs. Brewer Craig, 2151 Broadway, Apartment 2, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs.

John Thornburgh will assist the hostess. Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, president of the International Travel-Study Clubs, will be a guest. Hawaiian chapter will meet Friday with Mrs. Burt Burke, 2910 Speedway rond, for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon.

Mrs. Nellie Benson will assist tile hostess. it; The HfOINIira $49.50 $59.50 Values in This Drastic January Clearance of 29-37 NORTH CLEARANCI COATS Dresses Dresses for Any and Every Occasion SATIRDAY. Alpha Gamma Latrehn Club; MisS Carol B. Bohner, College hostess: pT by Miss Ann Louise Cochran.

Butler Alumna' Uterarv Ch.b; Miss Gretchen Svntten, 491S East Washington street, hostess; program, book reviews by Mesdames Florence B. Schad, Gem C. insonT. Lettie L. Myers and Miss Irma Erajton.

Magazine Club; Election day luncheon at 12:30 o'clock, with Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, 2.VU Central avenue; assisting hostesses. Mesdames D.

Tibbs, Robert T. Ramsay and A. I Leatherman. PSI IOTA XI SORORITY TO GIVE SKATING PARTY Tickets for the skating party to be given by Psi lota Xi Sorority from to 10:30 o'clock Wednesday night at She Hiverside skating rink may be purchased at tin" rink that night or from anv member of the active chapter of the sorority. Th Commit-tee in charge includes Mesdames Jerome J.

Murphy, Graham Hunt and C. K. Alexander and Misses Marjory Spencer, Kleanor Cox, Re-zina Bond and Betty McMath. Advert Islui; French, (ioriiian, Spanish t'lieitilslry, Zoology Literature and History Short Story Writ Ins Mathematics Sociology on Thinkers Freshman Course DIVISION Klley 4297 floor Fine Fur Coats Regularly $195 to $250 North. sal, lapin, caracul, raccoon, muskrat.

'124 270 in Coats Sacrificed Three Groups If you heed a now cloth coat, don't iilrk this opportunity for huge savings. Kvery coat brand new, ho you know tho styles will bo good next year! 24 MESSES AN MRS. ARTHUR UABBERT. Mrs. Gabbert before her marriage this month was Misa Esther Eggle-ton, daughter of Thomas Eggleton, 1528 Brookside avenue.

Mrs. Robert Reinhardt, sister of the bride, will entertain with a bridge party and shower for her Jan. 30 at her home, 1533 North Gale street. Mr. and Mrs.

Gabbert will live at 817 North Wallace street. MRS. BUSCH TO SING AT MUSICALE TODAY Mrs. Mary Traub Busch, contralto, will be assisting artist at the must-cale to be given by the Marott trio from 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Marott hotel. She will be accompanied by Mrs'.

Mildred Cathcart Warrick. Tha program follows: "Schfrxa" Arensky "Andants Csnttbile" Tscbaikowsky Trio. "Song of Spring" Mrs. Busch. "Adagio" from "Concerto Opus Schumann si Coniiurlo Couchman, Cellist.

"Praver Perfect" Spcnson Words bv James Whttcomb Kilev. "Out to Old Aunt Mary's" Walker Words by Jamea Whlteomb Klley. Mrs. Busch. "Memories" DIcklnson-Ludlow "Humoreaque" Kychlik Mm Maud custer, violinist.

Fiddle and 1" Goodese In the Time of Roses" Mrs. Riisth and Trio. Selections from "Cavallerla Kuslicana" Macagnl Trio. TEMPLE SISTERHOOD TO MEET TOMORROW The January meeting of the Temple Sisterhood will be held at the Temple, Tenth and Delaware streets, ai 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.

Carol Kahn. will give scripture reading. Mrs. Clarence Henry, accompanied by Mrs. I.

E. Solomon, will sing. Miss May Louise Shipp, prominent clubwoman, will speak on "Current Ebentinfr." Mrs. Solomon, who recently returned from St. Louis, where she was a delegate to the national Jewish Chautauqua, will give a resume of the conference.

Mrs. Isaac Born, president of the Indianapolis section of the Temple Sisterhood, ha3 gone to Philadelphia, to give the opening prayer for the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods meeting. New Spring Dresses At a "Give-Away" Price $M0 3J All Brand New Styles Coats Must Go! Monday, at A rlilirnlon price far fiir-trimmril rirra rout that will be smart next fear. SAHUII1FD(2EED Coats formerly priced $59.75 to $79.50. Many are all black.

most stupendous reductions of our January Clearance, offering smart styles at amazingly low prices! In Every Instance the Sale Price Is Less Than the Cost of Making! Typical Rink reductions, drastic to induce immediate disposal. A hiifte selection of styles, including many smart one-of-a-kind French Room models. High shades dark shades and the new light tones. $5S Coats formerly priced 50 lo $59.75. Finer coats In smart styles.

8 HDESSSSBS All Are Clever New Fathions Just Unpacked! 78 I You'll Coats formerly priced $98.50 to $135. Distinctive one-of-a-kind models. MXK'SSixnnd floor. r2 Want More Than One! Prints Crepes Chiffons Laces 500 NEW FROCKO You Can Buy Furs at the Lowest Prices in 10 Years! Tremendous Savings in the Wholesale Advance Spring Models at a January Clearance Price! Crejtes, chiffons, gny spring prints, lilltli shades and darker colon. Some with fnr-triinmed Jackets.

Markets Hring Tremendous Savings lo Yon! Satins Crepes Velvets Woolens Iiaces Nets Chi Anns Taffetas ON SALE MONDAY 1th Roadster Fur Coats Genuine lamb sport coats, -11 tan or brown. Offered at Huge Reductions 'for Immediate Clearance $2,250 Eastern Mink $350 Jersey Muskrats $135 $595 Jap Mink $395 $350 Jap Weasels $195 $750 Somali Leopard $395 $295 American Broadtails $295 Cocoa Broadtail $178 $295 Siberian Squirrels $595 Russian Caracul $375 $295 Maple Kid $169 $450 Beige Weasels $295 $225 French Lapins $148 $150 Super-Broadtails $295 $225 Silver Muskrats $138 $395 Ocelot Coat $175 Silver Muskrats $S8 $295 Hudson Seals $178 $195 Black Pony $S8 1 ')' 9 I Raccoon Coats Sizps 14-16 Only Only 6 smart coats in this group. '88 Only a January Clearance Could Bring Such Coats at This Price! Cl.ver coat fashions, generously trimmed with the most wanted furs. 8 Second floor. I.