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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1933. WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT CLUB TO GIVE JAPANESE TEA GRODP HAS OTHER ANNOUNCED WILL LECTURE AT CLUB ENGAGEMENT 1 Sr. Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim will speak before the meeting of the Woman's Department Club Wednes- The engagement of Miss Janet Haywood Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Elder Adams, to Morris Lanvllle Brown, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curt Brown, has been announced. The date of the wedding has not been set. Miss Adams was graduated from Tudor Hall and attended Smith College.

Mr. Broifn attended Wabash College and was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of (Photo-Craft.) WOMEN'S LEAGOE OFFICERS CHOSEN Voters Croup Views Plan to tnust 5st ate interest in Registration Law. Mrs. Fred Noble, South Bend, was appointed representative from the Third district at a meeting of directors of the League of Women Voters Friday at the Columbia Club. Lafayette Woman Named.

Mrs. Charles T. Cory, Lafayette, was appointed director-at-large to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. George Henegham, formerly of South Bend. Miss Dorothy Misener, Michigan City, chairman of the efficiency in government committee, suggested a plan for enlisting interest in the registration law, which will be sent to local leagues.

League members will assist In taking registrations, if acceptable to clerks of circuit courts who are responsible for registration law administration. Combination Advocated. The national league has recommended a program which includes a combination of two departments, living costs and women in industry, into one department under the title of government and economic welfare. This program was presented by Miss Sara Lauter, living costs committee state chairman. Other programs under discussion were government and education; government and child welfare; efficiency in government; government and the status of women, and government and international relations.

Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Hagers-town, presided. FLORENCE GRADY BRIDE OF CARL H. ERNSTING Miss Florence Grady, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James S. ady, Newcastle, was married Friday evening at the home of her parents in Newcastle to Carl H. Ernsting, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Ernsting, of Indianapolis. The Rev. F. R.

Daries. of the Zion Evangelical church in Indianapolis, read the service before members of the immediate families and a few friends. A reception followed. Bride Wore Ohiffon Velvet. The bride wore'ehiffon velvet with starched lace epaulets and carried a bouquet of Butterfly roses and gardenias.

Her sister, Mrs. William H. Lively, was matron of honor and wore black triple sheer crepe with steel cut beads and carried Briar-cliff roses. William Ernsting, was best man. Guests from Indianapolis included the bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernsting, Mr. and Mrs. William Ernsting, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Lieber, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Thompson. Dr.

and Mrs. Robert J. Meyers, Mrs. Elizabeth Puett, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Kaylor, Miss Sue Scott and Miss Mary Jane Schenck. M. E. CHURCH TO OBSERVE "NEW LIFE QUEST" MONTH November will be observed as "New Life Quest" month in the Broadway M. E.

church. A fellowship dinner will be held each Thursday evening. Speakers will Include Dr. John G. Benson, superintendent of Methodist Hospital; Dr.

N. F. Forsythe, Chicago, head of the department of leadership training of the Methodist church, and Arthur Rugh, formerly secretary of the Y. M. C.

A. in China. The Rev. Richard M. Millard, pastor, has arranged a series of sermons in keeping with the observance.

Wil-lard E. Beck, music director, will be in charge of musical programs. Homer Rodeheaver will be guest director of music from November 26 to December 3. -MISS MARGARET ADAMS MARRIED TO PAUL TAUBE Word has been received in Indianapolis of the marriage in Detroit of Miss Margaret Adams, formerly of this city, and Paul Taube, Detroit. Miss Adams is the oldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Claris Adams, formerly of Irvington. She was educated in the public schools and later attended Butler and the University of Michigan. Her father formerly was prosecuting attorney of Marion county and now is vice-president and general counsel of the American Life Insurance Company. Mr.

and Mrs. Taube are living at 1S5 ManistSque avenue, Detroit. PARTY HEAD MISS TOBIN WED TO JEROME BASH i Ceremony Read in Columbia Club Before Relatives and Few Friends. The marriage of Miss Racheal Tobin. daughter of Mrs.

William H. Tobin. to Jerome K. Bash, son of S. D.

Bash, was celebrated with a ceremony marked by simplicity this afternoon at the Columbia Club, the Rev. Joseph Tieman officiating. Only the relatives and a few friends attended. The service was read before a background of arbor vitae and ivy, with standard vases filled with varicolored chrysanthemums. A harpist played bridal music.

Cousin Was Attendant. Mrs. James Kennedy, Muncie, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant. She wore a gown of rumba crepe and carried a colonial bouquet of wine red carnations and pompoms with red rose center. Joseph Pettit, Ft.

Wayne, was best man. The bride wore a gown or pansy blue Bagheera and carried a colonial bouquet of violets, red roses and deep blue delphinium. Mrs. Tobin was gowned in Burgundy crepe and hpr bouauet was of wine red and pale pink carnations and violets. Will Fly to Chicago.

A small reception followed the ceremony. Miss Catherine La pent a and Miss Mary Virginia Feeney and the tea table was arranged with a center basket of varicolored pompoms. Mr. and Mrs. Bash will fly to Chicago and Detroit on their wedding trip.

The bride was graduated from St. Mary-of-the-Woods and Mr. Bash is a graduate of Butler University and is a Sigma Chi. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Rahe Hornung, Terre Haute; Miss Harrett Rowen, Boston; Lee Mascotte and Joseph Hy-man, Ft. Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gratton Owen, Muncie. CHURCH WOMEN TO GATHER TWO DAYS Indianapolis Officer of National Directors Will Be Hostess. Members of the board of directors of the National Council of Federated Church Women will meet at the home of Mrsj Ralph Hudelson, 33 East Fifty-sixth street, administrative chairma; Monday and Tuesday.

Directors who will attend are: Mrs. James T. rguson, Kansas City, president; Mi s. John Ferguson, New York, honora: 'y president; Mrs. Howard Field, Detroit, recording secretary; Mrs.

J. tf. McEachern, Atlanta, vice-presiden Mrs. Martha Trimble, Kansas City, citizenship chairman. Chain lan of Finances.

Mrs. Waltbr. Wenger, Chicago, finance chairman; Mrs. Charles A. Mueller, Indianapolis.

publicity chairman: Mrs. W. B. Ciemmer, St. Louis, spiritual life chairman.

Mrs. William Rothenberger, Indianapolis, rac relations chairman, and Mrs. Ray Hunt. Lincoln. Mrs.

Thomasl Rawlings, Chicago; Mrs. G. M. Mathes. Mrs.

Ralph Fergus sn, Detroit; Mrs. W. A. Millis, CrawfdrdsviUe, and Mrs. E.

A. McFarland, Detroit, directors. CATHERINE ROACH WED IN CATHEDRAL SERVICE The marriage of Miss Catherine Roach, daugMer of Mr and Mrs. P. A.

Roach, to Herbert R. Fletcher, son of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert R. Fletcher, took place this forenoon in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral.

Bishop Joseph Chartrand performed the. ceremony and the Rev. George Dunn read mass. A wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents followed. Miss Roach wore a brown wool ensemble with a corsage of gardenias, and her sister, Miss Agness Roach, who was maid of honor, wore black and white with white roses.

Russell Fletcher was his brother's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher have left for their wedding trip and will be at home after November 15 at 5345 East Washington street. 1 vr HEADS OF STATE C.

A. R. SELECTED Senior Presidents Announced by Mrs. A. P.

Poorman, Director for Indiana. BY MIND WELL C. WILSON. presidents of the Indiana societies, Children of the American Revolution, for 1333-1334 have been announced by Mrs. A.

P. Poorman, Lafayette, state director. Thsy are as follows: Abigal Society, Washington, Mrs. Hayes Webster; Alexander Hamilton. Greensburg, Mrs.

George Diewert; Amasa Mitchell, New Albany, Mrs. E. C. H. Siebolt; Boston Tea Party, Clinton, Miss Lois Walker; Bu-changehalas, Muncie, Mrs.

Fred Kanley: David Bryant, Crown Point, Mrs. Joe E. Brown. Named Shelbyville Head. Others Include: Daniel Van Pelt, Shelbyville, Mrs.

George Tcrrence; Deborah Franklin, Franklin, Mrs. Harry Vandiver; Diana Evans, Rensselaer, Miss Elizabeth Larnson; Elizabeth Guthrie, Bedford. Mrs. E. E.

Blandish; Elizabeth Bassett Harrison, Vaipariaso, Mrs. Ralph Powell; Ft. Ouiatenon, Lafayette. Miss Blanche Miller; Francis Chaff in, New Harmony, Mrs. W.

A. Owens. Additional presidents include: Francis Vigo, Vincennes, Mrs. Clark Neimann; Gabriel Marion, Marion, Mrs. Phillip Klaus: Julia Lambert, Terr- Haut, Miss Eugenia Dorsey: General Israel Putnam, Ko-komo.

Mrs. J. Fred Meinzer: George and Martha Washington, Madison, Mrs. Lemuel Richert; Hiawatha, Portland. Mrs.

H. V. Tormohlen; Iham Floyd, Crawfordsvlile, Miss Jessie C. Watson. Leads Lebanon Society.

Amon? other heads are: Liberty, L-iftnon. Mrs. Weddle; Old Glory, Indianapolis, Mrs. Victor Win-terrowd; Pierre Navarre, South Bend, Mrs. Elmer Daicey; Ruth Hunt, Ft.

Wayne. Miss Lenore Hoffman: Rochambeau, Connersviiie, Mrs. George Hull; Shawnee Mount, Attica, Mrs. Floyd Posten. Other senior leaders are: Wabash River.

Peru. Miss Mabel Loughran; Wendell Hinklc. Sullivan, Mrs. Ruth Brown; White Lick, Danville, Mrs. F.

A. Draper; White Roso of the Miaml. Wabash. Mrs. E.

O. Ebbing -bouse, and Whitewater Valley, Richmond, Miss Dorothy Rush. Memorial Tablet at Jasper. A bronze tablet memorial to Revolutionary soldiers of Dubois county will placed in the corridor of the Jasper courthouse November 14 by the Dubois county chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, of which Mrs. O.

E. Norman Is regent. Mrs. Allrn Joseph will be hostess. A meeting was held Tuesday with Mrs.

B. F. Harris. Mrs. Leo Fisher presented a paper.

Mrs. Louis Uhl spoke. Mrs, B. F. Harris provided music.

Hostess to Lagrange Group. Mary N. Talmage, assisted by Mrs. It. F.

Miller, entertained Lagrange de Lafayette Chapter, Lagrange, Thursday. Grace Libey, Mrs. C. M. Hlssong and Mrs, Carl 8.

Willard presented the program. Mrs, Fred G. Deal gave a conference report. Hiawatha Society, C. A.

Portland, was entertained Saturday by Morris Raymond and Norma Jean Weiler in Anderson. Patricia Bad-dcrs, Irene Thompson, Barbara Keeling, John Keeling, James Valentine, Brooks and Byron Tormohlen, Mrs. H. V. Tormohlen, senior president, Mrs.

F. E. Keeling, Margie Lee Buck-master and Mrs. Ray Weiler attended. Charlestown Group Meets.

Green Tree Tavern Chapter, Charlestown. met at the home of Mrs. Fred R. Davies Thursday, with Mrs. Keplar Barnes, Mrs.

Joseph Caldwell and Mrs. Frank Lewman assisting. Vanderburg Chapter, Evansville, was represented at the group meeting In New Harmony Thursday by the following: Mrs. Elmer Luhring. Mrs.

George V. Ridgway. Miss Anne Riley. Mrs. Bex Trimble.

Mrs. W. E. McCool. Mrs.

Dalton Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Wilson. Mrs, Amos Erwin, Mrs. J.

W. Sappcnfield. Miss Elizabeth Sappenfield. Mrs. Lane B.

Os-born. Mrs. E. A. Torrence.

Others Included Mrs. Herbert Stone. Mrs. J. Shelton, Mrs.

Ivan Loer, Miss Cranford Skiles, Mrs. F. W. Pumphrey, Mrs. W.

Davidson, Mrs. J. N. Baughman, Miss Ella Williams, Mrs. I.

C. Barclay. Mrs. W. P.

Keeney, Mrs. Oliver Artes and Mrs. Daniel Norton. Entertains Kentlsnd Society, The October meeting of the Kentlsnd Chapter was held Friday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Garvin, south of Remington.

Miss Frances Garvin and Mrs. G. W. Turley assisted. Mrs.

J. C. Sell presided. Mrs. Ray Ross, regent, and Mrs.

Tragus made conference reports. Mrs. Charles Pringle and Miss Bertha Means spoke. Members attending wera Mrs. Ross, Mrs.

C. C. Harlan. Miss -Means. Mrs.

Frir.gle, Mrs. J. C. Sell. Mrs.

Harry H. Healy and Miss Sadie Johnston. A charter member, Mrs. Charlotte A. Bush.

Indianapolis, also attended. Ileta Richmond Group. Dr. and Mrs. Schillinger entertained Richmond Chapter and friends Saturday evening at their home in Easthaven.

Albert Stump, Indianapolis, ypeke. Mrs. Robert Hudson, regent. Introduced the speaker. State conference reports were presented by Mrs.

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913 Architects Bid. HI. 7531 PROGRAM EVENTS Various Activities Planned Include Books, Art and Business Sessions, The Woman's Deportment C'ub will have interesting activities next week. The art department will be hostess to the general club at a luncheon Monday and the general meeting will be held Wednesday. Mrs.

A. F. Wiecks and Mrs. William H. Hart are in charge of luncheon reservations.

Mrs. Paul T. Payne, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Wiccks. Mrs.

-W. Presslcy Morton, Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, Mrs. Glenn Conway.

Mrs. Ronald A. Fos ter, Mrs. Ernest C. Gohcnn, Mrs.

Berty C. Kcithly. Mrs. William Teter, Mrs. Howard W.

Painter, Mrss, Forrest W. Danner, Mrs. Charles Clayton, Mrs. Albert E. Adair.

Mr Harold K. Bachelder. Mrs. Robrrl Shingler, Mrs. John F.

Engelke and Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf. Business Meeting to Follow. Luncheon will be followed by short business meeting and at o'clock Professor Albert E.

Bailey, of Butler University, will give a illustrated lecture on "Art as an Ex pression of Social Ideals." Following the lecture, Mrs. George Lowe will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Irving Blue. Paintings by Curry Bohm win be exhibited. The Ten o'clock Club will meel November 15 with Mrs.

H. B. Burnet The subject will be "The Moderrt Art Trend in University with Mrs. L. M.

Edwards as leader Will Lecture on Japan. At the general club meeting Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim, of Cleveland, will lecture on "Japan." She will be introduced by Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, program, chairman.

Mrs. R. O. McAlcxander, president, will open the meeting at 2 p. m.

with brief memorial service for Mrs. Madison Swadcncr, who was first vice-president of the club at the time of her death. Mrs. Felix T. McWhlrter will assist Mrs.

McAlex-ander. Tea Hostesses. Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, hospitality chairman, has planned a Japanese tea to follow the program.

Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. W. D. Hamer, Mrs. P.

Morton, Mrs. John H. Allison, Mrs. Arthur S. Ayres.

Mrs. W. O. Bates. Mrs.

George W. Bow man, Mrs. Frank Binford, Mrs. Oscar Baur, Mrs. Irving Blue, Mrs.

Hugh J. Baker. Mrs. T. F.

Davidson. Miss Bertha M. Edwards. Mrs. Orion B.

Ent. Mrs. Edward E. Files. Mrs.

Louis A. Fleury. Mrs. Charles W. Field.

Mrs. James Fisher. Mrs. Charles T. Hanna and Mrs.

James T. Hamill. Also Mrs. William H. Hart, Mrs.

Albert Hinkle. Mrs. William I. Hoag. Mrs.

E. B. Hull. Miss Pearl Kiefer, Mrs. Ralph C.

Kennington, Mrs. Res- coe C. Leavitt. Mrs. Harry u.

ixre, Mrs. B. F. LeMonde. Mrs.

Malcolm T.urns. Mrs. R. Harrv Miller. Mrs.

Felix M. McWhlrter, Mrs. T. J. Moll, Mrs.

Edward II. Niles, Mrs. Albert H. Off. Mrs.

Georee Olive and Mrs. Howard W. Painter. Others include Mrs. Edward L.

Pedlow, Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike. Mrs. Carl P.

Pohlman. Mrs. Fred L. Petti John. Mrs.

Henry L. Patrick, Miss Dorothy Phillips, Mrs. j. iteagan, Mrs. Robert Shingler, Mrs.

Emil H. Soufflot. Mrs. Thomas Snencer. Miss Jessie M.

Stewart. Mrs. Herman Stel- k-pn. Mrs. Will J.

Teter. Mrs. Wallaca W. Turpin, Mrs. Harry P.

Wetsell, Mrs. A. F. Wickes ana Mrs. Ma rim H.

Wallick. Mrs. Ridge and Mrs. Philip A. Keller will pour.

Book-a-Month Club to Meet. Thoi Ronk-a -Month Club will meet Wfrinesdav at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. O.

L. VWatkins will review "The Bright Land fJanet Ayer rairDanio. a. buffet luncheon sponsored by the literature department will be served at 12:30 p. m.

Mrs. A. J. wonigemmn is luncheon chairman and Mrs. Wil liam Ellery is reservations chairman.

The board of directors will meet Monday at 10 a. m. RECEPTION TO OBSERVE FIFTIETH WEDDING YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Htmmel- garn will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday with ft reception at their home, 1328 Leon ard street.

Mr. mmmeigarn is seventy-six and Mrs. Himmelgarn, sixty-six. They were born In Ohio, but moved to Indianapolis nearly fifty years ago. The Himmelgarns have ten children, who.

with their fam ilies, will attend the reception. They r.re Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rcngers, Chickasaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Minster, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Himmelgarn, Beech Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schaad, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Himmelgarn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Himmelgarn, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Himmelgarn, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Himmelgarn and Carl Himmelgarn, all of Indianapolis. Two brothers and three sisters of Mr, Himmelgarn and three of Mrs. Himmelgarn sisters also will present.

There ar forty-three living grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Following the reception, dinner 1 will be served at the Little Flower church parish hall. St. RI ley 5341 camp, will speak Armistice day at the home of Mrs.Xaura Coffman. Lafayette Party Fianned.

Lafayette Spring Chapter, Can-nelton. has made plans for a benefit card party November 15. The October meeting was held at the home of Mrs. John B. Gerber.

Cannelton. Mrs. G. Edward Herr, Tell City, assisted. Mrs.

Dillis S. Conner, regent, and Mrs. Harold Kennedy, vice-regent, made reports. Mrs. Jennie Latimer Clark read a paper.

Mrs. Dean Sut-cliff, a new member, also spoke. Mrs. Clark also gave a reading. Mrs.

A. P. Poorman, state A. R. director, attended C.

A. R. meetings at Washington, Sullivan and New Harmony this week and D. I A. R.

group meetings at Sullivan and New Harmony. Brownstown Meeting Held. Colonel Jacob Brown Chapter, Brownstown, met at the home of Mrs. Floyd McClure, Seymour, Thursday. Miss Bernadette Robertson, regent, presided.

Miss Lilla Vermylia resigned as treasurer. Miss Berte Mccormick was elected to. fill the vacancy. Miss Robertson made a conference report. Miss Lillian Lutz and Mrs.

George Gunder spoke. A Thanksgiving party will be held at the home of the regent November 23. Chapter of fleers will assist. Kikthawenund Chapter, Anderson, met at the home of Mrs. B.

C. Reid, in Pendleton. Mrs. Walter Hays, Mrs. Virgil Wilson, Mrs.

W. H. Lewis, Mrs. R. V.

Hardy, Mrs. L. V. Mays and the Misses Bertha Stephenson and Katherine Brownback assisted. Mrs.

Margaret McGauhy, regent, presided. Make Conference Report. Stockton and Mrs. V. H.

Nulle made reports. Mrs. Wysong Julius and Miss Minnie Hemphill, who have charge of the newly-organized C. A. R.

society, reported twenty-two members. The Rev. W. R. Cady, accompanied at the piano by E.

O. Igleman. read Riley poems. Mrs. A.

H. Vestal spoke. Gifts for mountain schools Indorsed by the D. A. R.

will be brought to the November 9 meeting of John Conner Chapter, Connersviiie. Hostesses are: Mrs. Gladys Hassler, Mrs. Aurelia Lewis, Mrs. Rebecca Chris-man, Mrs.

Ouidabon Higley. Mrs. Es telle Ochiltree. Mrs. Mary Walden and Mrs.

Lor a Henry. SIGMA NU MEMORIAL TO BE GIVEN AT CHURCH Indianapolis Sigma Nu students and alumni will attend the annual fraternity memorial service at North Methodist church Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Dr. Warren W.

Wlant, pastor, will speak on "When Men Are Special music will be under the direction of William F. Kugel, minister of music. Malcolm Sewell. general secretary of th fraternity, said the service will honor members now dead. S)SSIiil6B PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Continued from Page 3, Part 1 Nora A.

will hold a night meeting Friday, November 10, at 7:30 o'clock. This meeting will be in the charge of fathers. Preceding, from 5:30 to 7 p. dinner will be served in the cafeteria of the school. Beech Grove A.

will hold its monthly meeting in the school auditorium Wednesday, November 8, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Howard Scott, president, will preside. Mrs.

Wallace Mason is program chairman. The Latino-American Club was organized Thursday night in Cropsey auditorium, with a membership open to all Spanish-speaking persons in the state, Dr. Angel Castillo was elected president; Juan B. Urrutia, vice-president; Miss Blessing Rass-mann, secretary, and Wilfredo Torres, treasurer. Mrs.

E. Lennox, Mrs. William Walker, Miss Wass-mann and Miss Grace Hawk were elected directors. The club will meet twice a month at the auditorium, the next meeting to-be held November 15, at 8 p. m.

The Emma Donnan Club will meet Saturday, November 11, at the Athenaeum, with luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Miss Anna Nackenhorst is in cHarge of reservations. St. Vincent's Hospital Guild will meet Monday at 10:30 a.

m. at the Nurses' home. St. Margaret's Guild will have an all-day meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Harry K.

Stormont, with Mrs. William F. Mullen assisting. The guild will give its annual dinner dance December 9 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy VanArsdal, Mrs. Beatrice Ditrich and Mr. and Mrs. Byrl J.

Carlisle have gone to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Traverse Denny and Mr. and Mrs.

Chandler Denny have returned from Evansville. Miss Marie Vick, daughter of Mrs. Ella Vick, has set the date of her marriage to Edward Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

O. Rasmussen. The wedding will take place Thanksgiving day. Miss Bertha Kruse entertained Thursday with a bridge party and supper at her home in honor of Miss Vick. Guests included Mrs.

Sidney Farmer, Mrs. Walter Michael, Mrs. Robert Joyce, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs.

Ralph Fisher, Franklin; the Misses Frances Lowe, Dorothea Rogers, Juanita McCave, Mary Ashcraft, Sylvia Yohler. Roberta Roberts. Evelyn Vick, Ruth Anderson, Kathryn Hendricks and Vera Deardorff, WILL CONDUCT REVIVAL Colonel George Anderson, Chicago, will conduct a series of revival services in the Salvation Army citadel November 7 to 20. Services will be held each evening beginning at 7:45 o'clock. day on "Japan, son.

Mrs. J. F. Homaday and Mrs. Omer Pierce, Williamsburg.

Mrs. Clara Dougan Scott, Minneapolis, former Richmond Chapter member, spoke. Mrs. John Nixon, Miss Lucille Nixon, Miss Mary Jane Schillinger, Mrs. Horatio Land, Mrs.

W. W. Gaar and Mrs. Davis assisted. Lowell Society Meets.

Obadiah Taylor Chapter, Lowell, met at the country home of Mrs. Minnie Hayden, regent. The invitation to a birthday party with the twin adapter. Margaret Bryant Biackstcne Chapter, Hebron, November 22, was accepted. Hattie McKay, state conference delegate, made a report.

Lillian Browne 11 reported on the D. A. R. room at the world fair. Mrs.

Bessie Little read a paper. A discussion of historical trees followed. Tyrrell Brown read a poem. Mrs. Vinnie Hayburst and Mrs.

A. Eex-ter assisted the hostess. The chapter will meet November 15 with Mrs. Marion Hayden. Lafayette Group to Meet.

General de Lafayette Chapter. Lafayette, will meet November 7. Hostesses will include Miss Mamie Shively, Mrs. Cable Ball. Mrs.

Arthur J. Bauer. Miss Agnes Brown, Mrs. Sarah Crockett, Mrs, Harvey F. Ger-vin, William Nye, Mrs.

W. C. Price, Miss Sallie Sample, Mrs. Arthur L. Sawyer, Mrs.

W. A. Smith. Mrs. T.

A. Stuart and Mrs. W. V. stuart.

Julia Watkins Brass Chapter, Crown Point, met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Gay Burroughs in Gary with Mrs. Adelbert Verplank assisting. Mrs. Verplank spoke.

Mrs. C. E. Black and Mrs. Joseph E.

Brown, state recording secretary-elect, made reports. Miss Ruby Brown will be hostess to a birthday party for the president-general November 15. SheibyvUle Celebration Held. Laura Morrison Park, Shelbyville, was the scene of a tree-planting ceremony sponsored by Mary Mott Green Chapter, Shelbyville. A willow tree and an elm, gifts of Mrs.

W. A. McDonald, were presented. Mrs. George Torrance, vice-regent, was general chairman.

Mrs. O. W. Cotton had charge of the program. Mrs.

L. F. Carr. Mrs. George Par-rish, Mrs.

George Torrance and Mrs. W. A. McDonald gave quotations from jaems on trees. Assisting in the planting were Mrs.

Lottie Tat-man, Mrs. Conrad Schroeder. Mrs. Charles Birely, Mrs. Alonzo Blair and Mrs.

L. F. Carr, past regents. Newcastle Chapter Hostess. Sarah Winston Henry Chapter, Newcastle, will be entertained November 11 by Mrs.

Matilda B. Ayres. Mrs. Alice M. Hosier, regent, has named the following chairmen: Conservation and thrift, Mrs.

Mar-cia Souder; correct of flag, Miss Bertha Scotten; magazine, Mrs. Anna B. Ross; better films. Miss Lillian E. Chambers: national defense.

Mrs. Sada Kennedy; Ellis Island, Mrs. Ethel Wilhite; press. Mrs. Louvina Brown, and legislation, Mrs.

Names of approved schools as roll call responses and a paper by Mrs. Edna Rockafellar will compose the program of Twin Forks Chapter, Brookville, Monday. Mrs. Ruby Currey and Mrs. Harry C.

Perdieu will be hostesses. Group Meeting tn Ft. Wayne. General Francis Marion Chapter, Mar.on. will attend the group meeting November 15 in Ft.

Wayne, instead of holding the regular monthly meeting. Pottawatomie Chapter. Gary. meet this month with Mrs. F.

O. Hodson. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Alexander Hesrcie. Mrs.

John Lybrook. Mrs. Joe Wildennuth and Mrs. C. R.

Allison. Mrs. E. D. Eke en and Mrs, James Bevan will speak.

Ft. Harrison Chapter. erre Haute. will meet November 11 with Mrs. A.

Ffsu. Mrs. J. V. Barker win give a book review.

-Assisting hosesses are Miss Bonnie Farweil. Mrs. Floyd Dix. Mrs. Coover Eberly.

Miss Rosetta Graves, Mrs. A. C. Eelden, Mrs. Caleb Steele, Mrs.

George M. Davis, Mrs. J. 1L Kleiser, Mrs. George McLaugh- lia.

and Mrs. Karl Roth. i Salem Holds Regent's Day. Christopher Harrison Chapter, Salem, observed regent's day at the home of Mrs. L.

V. Paynter, regent. Louis lugiow, representative in cuj- i cress, spoke. Mrs. G.

B. Smith. Mrs. J. L.

Tucker and Mrs. W. C. Shanks. I accompanied by Mrs.

T. F. Batt. sang. Mrs.

Harvey Morris, orean-' izer resent, introduced Mr. Ludlow. 1 Mrs. G. B.

Smith and Mrs. W. H. I Bright also provided music. A co-l Ionia I tea was in charge of Mrs.

A. C. McClintock Mrs. J. H.

Crowe. Mrs. Crewe, Mrs. Bright and Miss Margaret Ellen Cauble. program committee members, assisted the regent.

Captain A. P. Fulton. Company 1513. citizeru conservation CLUB ANNIVERSARY TO BE CELEBRATED Civic Croup Plans Reception and Entertainment for November 18.

Members of Indianapolis civic organizations will celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the found ing of the Federation of Community Clubs Saturday, November 18, at a reception, entertainment and dance in Municipal Gardens. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will be guest of honor. The general committee includes Harmon Campbell (chairman), George Bruce, John Hoff, Dr. Walter Hempbill.

J. Ed Burk, Mrs. William Hayes, Miss Pearl Randall, Mrs. Mary Durbin and Albert Neuerburg. Publicity committee, Mrs.

B. B. McDonald (chairman). John F. White, Oscar F.

Smith and William Bosson. Refreshment committee, Mr. Burk (chairman), Fletch er Savage and David F. Campbell. Music and cards, Dr.

Walter Hemphill (chairman). Miss Pearl Randall, Mrs. A. Jack Tilson. Ways and means, George Bruce (chairman), E.

O. Snethen, Richard O. Shimer, Ross Ludlow. James A. Sheplar, Gus Schmitt and Carl Kuetemier.

SORORITIES AND CLUBS Continued from Page 3, Part 1 Pi Beta Alumnae Club will meet November 18, with a luncheon at 1 p. at the home of Mrs. Jasper P. Scott. Mrs.

Norman Green will direct an original settlement school playlet and Mrs. Frank Hatfield, president, will preside. Mrs. E. E.

Temperley is chairman of the program. Mrs. L. L. Flint, vice-president, Is chairman of hospitality.

Mrs. Scott C. Legge and Mrs. Willard K. Gearen, co-chairmen of membership, are in charge of the sorority yearbook.

Phi Beta Tau will have a benefit bridge at the Barbara Fritchie tearoom Tuesday. Miss Helen Schumacher is chairman, assisted by the Misses Roberta Lamb, Dorothea Meyers and Maradith Dick. WOMEN IN EDUCATION TO HAVE TEA AND PROGRAM Members of the Indianapolis branch of the Council of Administrative Women in Education, which meets in the student center of Arsenal Technical High School Monday afternoon, will be entertained at a tea in the home economics dining room. The Double String Quartet of Arsenal Technical High School, directed by Richard S. Orton, will present a program.

Miss Mabel Goddard, head of the English department, and Miss Elizabeth Kaltz Cochran, head of the music department, will preside at the tea table, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Scott, Miss Martha Dorsey. Miss Frieda Herbst and Miss Wanda Johnson. Mrs. Geraldine II. Moorman, head of the home economics department, and Miss Gertrude Thummier, dean of girls, have charge of arrangements.

Members of the string quartet are Dorothy Woods and Carl Dawson, first violins; Velma Parsley and Robert McKee, violas, and Rhea Stephens and Robert K. Taylor, cellos. CLUB TO HEAR AUTHOR The Indianapolis Literary Cluo will hold a meeting Monday evening in the D. R. chapter Jhouse to hear Thomas rE.

New and Indianapolis, a nonresident member of the. club, discuss "Books for ChO-dren Mr. Hibben, an architect, also wrote -The Carpenter's Tool Chest," a children book. Members may bring guests. RECENT BRIDES AND SKATING 4 75 Days' Cruise -Tour Aroiuid South America Sailing From Neiv York, January 27 Including; Panama Canal, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chili, the Chilean Lakes, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Trinidad, Bermuda.

South America has become the adventure of the age it is the place to see. More than any other continent it is a land of contrasts, where you will meet the extremes of scenery and civilization. For the American traveler who wishes to escape the cold northern winter climate, there Is no finer trip to be had than the South American trip. Optional Tour to the Land of the Incas RICHARD A. KURTZ.

Manager Travel Bureeau The Leading Travel Bureau of Inrii inapnlis I I i i (--- Dale W. Sare (left) was Miss Mary Latham, of Vincennes, before her marriage last Saturday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. T.

Latham. Indianapolis. She attended Butler University and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Mr. and Mrs.

Sare will live in Vincennes. Mrs. Frark E. Baldwin (center) was Miss Audrey Lemmink before her marriage which was celebrated October 28. (Piatt.) Miss Ann Keogh (right) is chairman of the St, Mary alumnae and Academy skating' partv- to be given Monday night at Riverside park.

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