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SEVttt Minneapolis Star. OA) OF Travelers Plan for Return to Minneapolis Following Winter Months Spent in Other Places Mrs. J. B. Schermerhorn to Return Later in Month From Tulsa, Mrs.

Richard L. Tighe Expected Thursday PIT Students Take Lecturers Lead Arranges Program for Meeting Part in Newman Discussions for Lenten Program Cluh Lenten Play 'Upper Room Will Be Educational Subjects FoU Staged March 5 and 7 lowed by Church Groups TUESDAY, MARCH 1,1932 Richard Kozelk, E. A. Heilman, Harlan McCracken and J. Reighard.

T)EV. A. L. MURRAY, Mrs. J.

O. Bach and Mrs, R. G. Cargilt are leaders for the educational program which is being carried on throughout the Lenten season in variou3 Episcopal churches of the Twin. TVriSS RUTH MAYER, a senior In the college of education, will take the part of "Samuel" In the Lenten play.

"The Upper Room," to be given Sunday and Monday evenings at, De La Salle High school, for the benefit of Newman hall, the Catholic foundation at, the Universty of Minnesota. J. P. Hessburg, chairman of the university contact committee of the Hennepin-Minneapolis council of the Knights of Columbus, is in charge of the production, John "VTRS. 3, B.

SCHERMERHORN, 1701 Mount Curve avenue, Is expected home the latter part of the month from Tulsa, where she is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Henry A. Sherman (Margaret Schermerhorn). Mrs. Richard Lodge Tighe of Way-zata, Lake Minnetonka, will return Thursday from New York where she Is the guest of her brother-in-law and eister Mr.

and Mrs. N. Dorsey Robinson (Eleanor Douglas) Mr. Tighe accompanied her there and returned home last week. Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Klschel of East Lake of the Isles boulevard are in San Antonio, Texas as the guest of Mr. Kischel's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. B. G. Kischel. Cities and in the state.

Mrs. Cargill will discuss "Sharing the Proceeds" for the women oC Gethsemane church at 11:15 a.m. tomorrow. Dr. A.

E. Knickerbocker will speak at the noon-day service which will be followed by luncheon and missionary sewing. Mrs. Cargill will address the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Clement's church, St.

Paul, on "Women of the Old Testament" lit 2 p.m. Friday. "Religious Thinking Today" was the subject of a talk by Mrs. Bach given today in Ascension Episcopal church, Stillwater. She will address another interdenominational group in St.

Andrew's parish, South St. raul, Friday on "India." Dr. Mur. ray will speak at the luncheon meeU ing of the Woman's auxiliary of St Luke's Episcopal church tomorrow. Mrs.

George Ludcke will discuss "Learning of Christ in the Villages" at the regular weekly meeting of the women of St. John's Episcopal' Church, this city, to be held in the church at 11 a.m., Thursday. Mr3. J. E.

Lucas will have charge of the devotionals. Luncheon will precede' the meeting. COURSE FOR HOUSEHOLD EMPLOYEES WILL START A Ave weeks course for household employees will begin Thursday at I p.m. at the Y.W.CA. city building.

The Industrial Department is sponsoring the course for members of the Priscilla club, but any girl who is employed in a home or who is temporarily unemployed is eligible to join the class. A small registration fee will be required for those who are employed. The course will Include talks on the job analysis of a general worker In the home, relationship of employer and employee, hygiene, child training, and cooking fundamentals.1 Pemonpt rations will be given at each meeting on such practical things as answering the door and telephone, bed-making serving. Mrs. George Jones will be in charge of the whole course.

Mis3 Lorna May Tuttle is industrial sec. retary of the Minneapolis Y.W.CA. Photo for The Star by Lee Bros. MISS DORIS BEMMELS Miss Bcmmels, a member of Phi Omega Pi sorority, is a member of the' group campaigning on the campus for the 1932 Gopher drive at the University of Minnesota. Mrs.

Wood hull is a member of the speakers' committee for the Women's Division of the Minnesota Allied Drys and is assisting vith plans to procure a leading out-of-town speaker for one of the next meetings of the newly organised group. sponding secretary; Mrs. Obed Kyllo, financial secretary; Mrs, Odden, assistant secretary; Mrs. N. L.

En-ger, treasurer. TRIANGLE FRATERNITY GIVES WINTER FORMAL Professor and Mrs. H. C. Richard-son, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Maiser and Mr. and Mrs. John Schlenk were', chaperones at the winter formal giv-. en by the Minnesota chapter of Tri- angle fraternity Saturday evening at.

the Hotel Francis Drake. Trofessors and Mmes. J. R. Du Triest and C.

A. Koepke were patrons and patroness- es. Mr. George Taft was in charge of arrangements, There were 22 MR AND MRS. ARCHER PLAN TRIP TO PHOENIX Mr.

and Mrs. Shreve M. Archer of Summit avenue, St. Paul, were to leave today for Phoenix, to spend 10 days before motoring through California. GROUP WILL LEAVE FOR CHICAGO LATE THIS WEEK Mis, W.

A. Relnhart of Humboldt avenue and daughter, Miss Josephine Relnhart, will leave at the end of the week to accompany their daughter and sister, Mrs. Zebulon Paul L. Owings, Jr. (Mary Relnhart) of Aldrich avenue as far as Chi-' cago.

Mrs. Owings will go to St. Louis to join Mr. Owings. They will make their home there, MRS.

STOUT WILL JOIN SON AT riNEHLRST Mr. and Mrs. W. Oakley Stout, 618 Falrmount avenue, St. Taul, will leave the middle of March for a motor trip to Pinehurst, N.

C. They will join their son, Wilfred Stout, a Rtudent at Princeton university, and will spend two weeks there with him. 1 GIRLS WILL BE USHERS FOR DINNER CLUB DANCE A group of girls who will act as ushers for the Junior Dinner club leap year party on' March 11 will be the Misses Jane Fansler, Virginia Roberts, Mary Katharine Price, Louise Walker, Betty Jean Jewett, Jane Arnold and Mary Knoblauch. Mmes. E.

H. Roberts, Eben R. Price and Frank Knoblauch are arranging the party, which will be at the Woman's club. MRS. E.

J. PHELPS VISITS IN CHARLESTON Mrs. Edmund J. Phelps, 1701 W. Twenty-sixth street, left Friday evening for Charleston, S.

to spend about a week. MRS. FREDERICK RITZINGER EXPECTED HOME FROM EAST Mrs. Frederick Ritzinger, 1740 Summit avenue St. Paul, was expected home today following an extended visit in the east.

MR, AND MRS. LEIGH LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Leigh and their daughter, Miss Kathryn Leigh, 2322 Blaisdell avenue, left for a motor trip to California last week. They expect to be gone about a month.

COMEDY DRAMA ILL BE PRESENTED SATURDAY "Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party," an old-fashioned comedy drama, will be given Saturday afternoon, in the banquet room of the Y.M.C.A., for the Children of the American Revolu tion, and Friday evening, March 11, in the auditorium of Robert Fulton school under the auspices of Alago gan group, Camp Fire girls. Miss Marion Smith will appear In the title role as Aunt Jerusha. Others in the cast are: Hepzibah, Catherine Rod-gers; Hannah, Mary Ann Henning-sen; Johanna, Joyce Turrittin; Rachel, Betty Van Ornum; Patience, Grace Eleanor Tucker; Mrs. Stubbs, Rosemary White; Druscllla, Lois While; Charity, Arleen Williams Mrs. Simpkins, Daphne Sarles; Mrs Pride, Gretchen Heynacher; Phoebe, Marie Abbott; John Dow, John Dal- by; Squire Pride, Anthony Willcox, and Preacher Lovejoy, Jay C.

Will cox, Jr. The play will be presented in an antique setting with a display of au thentic old costumes, including many rare old shawls. Old-fashioned songs and dances will be featured. The presentation is under the direction of Mrs, J. Willcox, senior president Children of the American Revolution, and Mrs.

Jesse Reed, counsellor of Alagogan group, Camp Fire girls. TRIANGLE FRATERNITY GIVES WINTER FORMAL The annual winter formal of the Minnesota Chapter of Triangle, national engineering fraternity, held Saturday evening at the Francis Drake hotel, Patrons and patronesses were Prof, and Mrs. J. R. Du-Priest and Prof, and Mrs.

C. A. Koep- ke. The chaperones were Prof, and Mrs. H.

C. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maiser, and Mr. and Mrs.

John Schlenk. The general arrangements were under the direction of George Taft. Guests include: Olaf Lein, Jr. Genevieve Paulson Freeman Nicholi L.1I Arvidsnn warred Darling L. R.

Amundson Adelaide Davey A. F. JorRenson Willis Smith Jean Murfin Guy B. Arthur, Jr. Marjraret Burklev William Von Fischer Lillian Hasselmeyer Roster Lynn Florence Paradeau Harold Mattlln A.

E. Kallher Alden Elstrom Ray Kraemer Tom Bre'akey Laurence Hallln Lindley Parkinson Lloyd Graves Pesgy Oehler Marcella Kalaah Mabel Gisvold Martha Mattola Asp Marlon Ferguson Ruth Murfin Edith Westerdahl John Tenold Beatrice McCrae H. Duncan Watson Ella Steen Oscar Backlund Ingrtd Gasman Robert Wherland Clifford Mellln George Taft Barbara Jackson Gladys Vinson Doris Selvig COEDS PLAN 'BARN DINNER FOR TOMORROW The Misses Mary Ella Brackett, Helen Thomas, Mary Andrews, Nell McGinnis, Marguerite Bruncke, Jane Cadwallader, Ruth Clark and Syneva Martin are in charge of invitations for the "barn" fiinner which mem bers of Pinafore, sophomore women's organization at the university, will give tomorrow evening in Shevlin hall. Other committee chairmen include Misses Marion Craig, Mary Bohan, Margaret White, Janet Craigie, Audrey Knox, Madra Correll, Betty Goetz and Lucille Fisher, publicity; Misses Miriam Pickett, Adelaide Row-ley, Mary Anne Strathern, Ruth Campbell and Audrey Jane Kennedv, decorations; Misses Jane Wood. Vir ginia Smallwood and Edith Reed, food; Misses Katherine Frlberg and Geraldine Tetsberg-, entertainment.

Seibel, a member of the Newman Club Alumni association, is coaching the players. Miss Eileen Munger, a junior in dental hygiene, will play the part of Mary Magdalen. Miss Mary Manning. will play Mary, the mother of Christ. Miss Jane Helweg, a freshman in the college of science, literature and arts, will play "Veron ica." Other members of the cast are The Doctor, J.

Norbert O'Rourke; Achaz (the landlord of the Upper Room), J. P. Hessburg; Joseph of Arimathes, Clarence Fyten; Peter, John A. Seibel; John, Richard Dynes; Judas, Joseph J. relletier; Longinus, Willard Miller.

Ascension choir, under direction of Mrs. Mabel Pelletier, will sing. Soloists will be Miss Lou Dorsey, Mrs. Mabel Pelletier, Joseph Pelletier and Vincent Commers. Other members of the choir are as follows: Sopranos Margaret Cavanaugh, Mary McGraw, Dorothy Trombly, Edith Faber, Inez Swanford, Genevieve Mengelkock, Ve-rena Arrell, Ruth Saucier, Virginia Ben-ning, Rose Beck, Frances Butler, Mersedes Miller, Clara Wruck, Salome wruck, Amelia Segar, Helen Shaughnessy, Frances Dolan, Mrs.

B. A. Casserley, Katherine 'isher, Zeta Burke, Frances Jeub, Jean- nette Quigley, Eleanor Deiacy, Marie Martin, Margaret Trombly, Elizabeth Heg-dahl, Louise Stapleton, Mrs. H. Walch, Mrs.

J. Wless. Frances Thole, Adelaide Thole, Evelyn Schllcker. Altos Margaret Bohen, Eleanor 'Gorm-ley, Jola Mitchell, Caroline Sullivan, Claire Welnard, Veronica Altoff, Cloralne Mitchell, Mrs, S. Ryan, Cleone Pelletier, Louise Pelletier, Audrey Smith, Mrs.

C. Jarvis, Irene. Chadwick, Lucille Hardy, Dorothy Stamment, Celia Murphy, Lucille Davis, Mary O'Shea. Tenors George Hegdahl, Cletus Pelletier. Joseph Arrell, A.

LuUer, Marvin Pelletier, Robert Burns, Joseph Bonin, L. J. Scifert. Henrv Pilon. Basses Clarence Fyten, Charles John son, Lawrence Pittman, Eugene Lock, B.

Michel, Cyril DeMers, George Plante, Henrv Ralche. John Gllgosh, A. Ahmann Richard Mollner, John Van Ducek, Thomas Boardman, Donald pounot. J. P.

Hessburg, James C. Dyke, Henry Mattel, and B. J. Mulcahy of the university contact committee are in general charge of arrangements for the affair. Mrs.

Mike Colllnsand Mrs. F. A. Rademacher are co-chair men in charge of ticket sales for Newman Hall auxiliary. Others as sisting on the ticket committee for the auxiliary are Mrs.

Thomas Heenan, president' of the organiza tion, and Mmes. A. W. Isca, P. J.

Mayer, Thomas L. Reedy, Georne D. Albert, Oscar S. McCormick, C. Dunn, T.

F. Goggins, T. O. Oien, R. L.

Vorpahl, N. T. Lynskey, J. H. Mosher, F.

J. Hendrick, J. M. Hy land, Max Leser, J. E.

Tressle, C. Herold, E. T. Gadbolft. Dr.

L. F. Richdorf, president of the Newman Club alumni, Is In charge of the alumni tickets, assist ed by Fred Kusterman, Miss Helen McDonald, Mrs. J. Brockbank Atkinson, J.

F. O'Ryan, Miss Margaret Kenneally, Miss Florence Taaffe, Jerome Keating, Dr. E. J. Murphy, Miss Marie McGrath and Miss Alice McGrath.

Miss Consuelo Ahlgren, a senior In the college of education at the uni versity and Kenneth Stewart, a sophomore in the school of mines, are in charge of ticket sales on the campus, assisted by J. Arthur Farley, president of the Newman club, the Misses Gertrude Sauer, Marguerite Wingreene, Helen Morris, Ella V. Nicholas, Jeanne LaFrance, Helen Fritz, Jeannette Rithausen, and Patricia Green and Etalo BecchettH Leo Kujawa, Paul Richter, Peter Ma- loney, Fred Rithausen, and Edward Clysdale.v The play will be given at Cretin High school, St. Paul, Sunday eve ning, March 13. Dr.

Bernice Moriarty, of the alumni association, and Mrs. P. Tierney and Mrs. Paul Bohen, of the auxiliary, are in charge of tickets in St. Faul.

MRS. GUY L. LATHROP OPENS HOME TO GROUP Mrs. Guy L. Lathrop, 4038 Colfax avenue will open her home to members of the Home Circle, Minnesota State Sunshine society, at 2 p.m.

Friday. An annual business meeting will be held at which the president, Mrs. A. W. Shaw, will preside.

Annual reports on organization activities will be presented by officers and committee chairman, including Mmes. Winthrop Chamberlain. P. W. Wirth, Grace Gunn, N.

E. Roney, C. Neil Barrett and Miss Ann Jarrott. Annual election of officers will immediately follow the business meeting. At the social hour following, tea will be served by the hostess.

MOTHERS, TEACHERS OF SIXTH FORM ARE GUESTS Mrs, Clarence Hill and Mrs. Rich ard Raines will be hostesses at a tea at Northrop Collegiate school on Friday for mothers and teachers of pupils in the sixth form. SCANDINAVIAN GROUP MEETS THIS EVENING The Minnesota chapter of the Na-, tional Junior American Scandinavian Foundation will meet at 8 p.m. today with Miss Ethel Reed, 1709 Twenty-, fifth avenue N. Miss Mabel Gladsee will be assisting hostess.

Two num bers will include readings by Miss Evangeline Holmquist of St. Paul and songs by Miss Hilda Myhre of Minneapolis. BRYN MAWR P. T. A.

HAS MEETING TODAY The reeular March meeting of the Bryn Mawr P. T. A. took place, at 2:30 p.m. today.

Mrs. John Crysler and Mrs. R. D. McBride arranged the program which included a talk by Mrs.

Elizabeth Jacobson supervisor of new teachers in kindergarten In ths Minneapolis schools, f- on "How. couples. LANTERN CLUB TO GIVE PRODUCTION ON MARCH 12 The Lantern club, senior dramatics organization of the University Ex- tension Students, will present its eighth annual production In the auditorium of the music building on the campus Saturday, March 12. The play which has been selected is "The Intimate Strangers," by Booth Tar-kington. The Lantern Club production iv under the direction of Ken Barr, as-; sistant to Dr.

Dale Riley, of dramatics for the day school. Mr." Barr has designed posters for a' large theater chain, acted and de- -signed costumes for the New York" professional theater, and is now de-; signing costumes for the University" theater. Miss Lola Jones is ing him in the direction of "The tlmafe Strangers." The leading parts in the play are taken by' Miss MRS. C. MASSIF! LKAVKS FOK PALO ALTO Mrs.

Charles C. Massie of Lake of the Isles boulevard left here last Wednesday for Palo Alto, where she will visit her daughter, Miss Catherine Jane Massie. Miss Massie is a student at the Castelleja school at Falo Alto. Mrs. Massie will visit in Los Angeles and other places in California before returning here after Easter.

MISS DOROTHEA NYLIN WILL BE TOASTMISTRESS Miss Dorothea Nylin, retiring president of the Women's Athletic Association at the University, will be toastmistress at he winter banquet of the group Thursday evening in Shevlin hall. New board members will be installed at that time. Miss Joyce Crysler of Minneapolis is chairman of arrangements assisted by Miss Katherine O'Nell, Bingham-ton, N. Y. MRS.

MrCLENDON FAMILY, TO LEAVE HERE Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McClendon and their sons, Stewart and John, 815 Fulton street S.E., will leave March 16 for California.

Before sailing March 24 on board the Asama Maru for the Orient they will visit Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stewart at Los Angeles, parents of Mrs. McClendon, The McClendon family will go to Sendai, Japan, where Dr.

McClendon will be connected with the Tohoku Imperial university as a visiting professor. Pr. McClendon is a professor of physiology at the university. MRS. JENKINS TAKE TRIP IN SOUTH Mr.

and Mrs. D. R. Jenkins, 4921 Oliver avenue have taken a motor trip south. They will visit In Florida, Cuba and New Orleans before their return.

MAJOR, MRS. O'BRIEN TO ENTERTAIN MARCH 16 Major and Mrs. Theodore W. O'Brien will entertain 40 guesis at a dinner and bridge on March at the Fort Snelllng Officers' club. MILITARY BRIDGE CLUB WILL BE ENTERTAINED Captain and Mrs.

Hammond D. Birks will be joint host and hostess with Major and Mrs. Willis Shipp-man for the meeting of the Military Bridge club tomorrow evening at the Shippman home. MISS MINNIE LOCKWOOD WILL LEAVE FOR YAKIMA Miss Minnie Lockwood who has been parish visitor at Joyce Methodist church for several years, -will leave soon for Yakima, to work in the First Methodist church of that city, MRS. R.

W. WEBB TO RETURN HOME SOON Mrs. Robert W. Webb of Grove-land avenue is expected to return home in about a week from Palm Springs, -where she has been visiting her son, Robert W. Webb, Jr.

MRS. GRADWOHL RETURN FROM NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Gradwohl, 2601 Euclid place, returned this morning from New York city. They were guests at the Waldorf-Astoria In New York. MRS. E. 0.

C. BARBER VISITS IN NEW YORK Mrs. E. 0. C.

Barber of Minneapolis is a guest at the Chatham hotel in New York city. MR. AND MRS. LOUCKS RETURN FROM TRIP EAST Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Loucks, 1904 W. Forty-ninth street, returned home yesterday morning following a visit in the east They were guests at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. MMES.

WALKER, ARNOLD, TO BE TEA HOSTESSES Archie T. Walker and Mrs. LeRoy Arnold will be hostesses to mothers and teachers of the eleventh form students at Northrop Collegiate school at a tea at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the school. MISS ANNE D.BLITZ RETURNS FROM EAST Miss Anne Dudley Blitz, dean of women at the university, has returned to Minneapolis following a trip east.

She attended a conference of the National Association of Deans of Women in Washington, D. C. from Feb. 17 to 20. Miss Blitz was in ft -party received by Mrs.

Hoover at the White House while in Washington. She visited In New York also. BUSINESS STUDENTS TO HAVE BANQUET THURSDAY James Harvey Rogers, professor of finance at Yale university, will be guest speaker at. the tenth annual banquet of the School of Business Administration to be given at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the St.

Anthony Commercial club. Novelty dances and blue singing will feature the entertainment for the banquet. Fred Seed is chairman of general arrangements. Faculty ad-vteors ho are assisting the committees include Dean R. A.

Stevenson, jorie tostello and Wallace Gord- j- Woman Cluh Picks Powers Day Committee Mrs. A. E. Zonne Named Chairman of Group YXHTH Mrs. A.

E. Zonne as chair man, members of the Woman's club will hold their annual Powers day venture on Friday, March 18, 'when Mrs. Frank H. Barney will act as co-chairman; Mrs. A.

Cullen and Mrs. F. J. Wulling, co-chairmen for the basement; Mrs. George C.

Struihers. chairman for the main floor; Mrs. Paul Von Kuster and Mrs. James W. Wallace, co-chairmen for the second floor; Mrs, Mor ris T.

Baker, chairman for the third floor, and Mrs. Ralph Blaine Campbell, chairman for the fourth floor. Other executive positions will be filled for the day as follows; Mrs. Wilbur F. Decker, president: Miss Alice Webb, treasurer; Mrs.

Arthur R. Jewett, advertising manager Mrs. Charles L. Harris, fashion ad visei; Mrs. John S.

Dalrymple, pub licity director; Mrs. J. Frank Eraser, window disolav manager, and Mrs. Horace Newhart, registration man ager. WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS HOME TALENT PROGRAM Mi3s Carolyn Christian Crosby, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs, Franklin M. Crosby of Park avenue, played a group of piano numbers as a feature of the members' family talent program held today at the cluh. Mrs. Grant S. Callender read her original skit, "Flighty," and the remainder nf the nroeram was made up of a cycle of nature songs with words bv Miss Florence Pond and a reading by Mrs.

Elizabeth Hartzell Severson. The Tiroeram was followed by a studio tea, at which art work of members of the club and their families was exhibited. GARDEN CLUB HEARS TALK ON SHRUBS H. G.Loftus gave a. talk on "Our Best Shrubs," at 11 a.m.

today be fore members of the Garden club of the Woman's club. A Lenten musicale followed the regular luncheon of the cluh. The hour was 1:15 p.m.to 2:15 p.m. PI TAII FI STGMA TO HAVE WINTER FORMAL SATURDAY Epsilon rhapter of Pi Tau Pi Sigma, will have its winter formal at Glenwood chalet March 5. In charge of arrangements are Jim Stoddart, Lloyd Graves and Paul Erickson.

ART FACULTY, STUDENTS, TO BE GlESTS TOMORROW Mrs. R. S. Hilpert and Mrs, Elmer Harmes' will pour tea when faculty and students in the art education department at the university will be guests of Delta Phi Delta, honorary art society, from to 5:30 p.m. tomorrow in the library of the art department.

Miss Marguerite Birch will assist at the tea table. PEN AND PENCIL CLUB WILL MEET OX FRIDAY The Minneapolis Pen and Pencil club will meet Friday at the Citizen's Aid building. Visitors are invited. OFFICERS ARE NAMED FOR WOMAN'S AUXILIARY Mrs. Margin Falk has been elected president, of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Ebenezer Old Folks' Home for 1932.

Other offirers include Mrs. H. Podergren, first vise president; Mrs. F. Peterson, second vice president; Mrs.

P. F. Benson, recording secretary; Mra A. Howard, corre- College Cluh to Hold Donaldson Day on April 6 Mrs. Martha Washburn Allin Named Chairman for Event TVTRS.

CARROLL K. MICHENER, 1203 Mount Curve avenue, and Mrs. A. C. Pulling, 53 Seymour avenue S.E., have been named managers for the first floor for the annual Donaldson Day project of the College Women's club which will take place April 6, it was announced today.

Mrs. Arthur D. Strong, 461 South Cedar Lake Road, and Mrs. John O. Todd of Orono, Lake Minnetonka, will be the second floor managers Mrs.

Frank N. Edmonds, 2119 Girard avenue and Mrs. Tercy Donovan, 2412 Bryant avenue third floor managers; Mrs. Hanford L. Russell, 423S Elmer avenue, Morningside, and Mrs.

R. G. Towers, 5008 Lyndale avenue fourth floor; Mrs. Harvard Rockwell, 331 Longvlew Terrace, and Mrs. Roy Witt, 2820 Benton boulevard, fifth floor.

Mrs. H. K. Painter, 4817 Fre mont avenue is in charge of pub licity and Mrs, Theodore E. Stark, 1122 AVest Fifty-third street, of ad vertising.

Miss Martha Olson, 17G6 Humboldt, avenue Is rhalrman for the tea rooms arid for the basement the following have been chosen: Mrs, Elmer Smith, 150 Malcolm avenue S.E.; Mrs. Paill Benson, 62!) Univpr sity avenue S.E.; Mrs. Fred Hotch-kiss, 4845 Harriet avenue; and Mrs. C. Floyd Schwartz, 5029 York ave nue R.

Mrs. W. J. Sheldon is assisting Mrs. Allin.

Members of the club are particl pating in a contest for sports dress and a tennis dress design, the accepted designs to. he made up and featured in the fport shop on Donaldson day when members of the Junior section of the College club will act as models in a style revue. The Junior Group will discuss plans at. its next meeting March 7 at the club house, 310 Groveland avenue. COLLEGE CLUB ADDS MANY NEW MEMBERS Mrs.

John D. Nunan, 2715 Hobblns Road, and Mrs. Arthur C. Strachauer. 510 Groveland.

are among the new members of the College Women's club. Others in the list are Mrs. W.j K. Morris, 4911 Oakland avenue; Mrs. Claude M.

Sullivan, 4S08 Aldrich avenue Mrs. L. L. D. Stark, 4135 Lyndale avenue Miss Elizabeth Nordquist, 4025 Dupont, avenue Mrs.

C. G. Leaper, Interlachen Park; Mrs. John F. Davidson, 95 South Lex-inzton avenue.

St. Paul; Mrs. Craig S. Mattice, 4433 Zenith avenue Miss Anne Devaney, 116 East Thirty, eighth street. Mrs.

Claude W. Street and Mrs. Sheldon Douglas have renewed their memberships. JOBS DAUGHTERS GIVE WINTER INFORMAL PARTY Messrs. and Mesdames George Let ter, James Mitchell, F.

O. Frederick-son, George Ornes, Gustav Kulander, Charles Winters, Oscar Bardill, W. K. Wells and R. L.

McMinn were guests of honor at the winter in formal party of the Job's Daughters club given In the east ballroom or the Curtis hotel Saturday evening. Miss Marjorie Grinager of 3447 rieasant avenue was in charge of arrangements. Miss Helga Swenson as honored queen Is head of the or. ganization. the Home Can Help the Child Make His First School Adjustment." Terrell Coffin, young vocalist and a sister of Mrs.

B. Grothen, sang several soprano solos accompanied by Mrs, H. Cowley. Nine-year-old Lucille Snyder played violin selections accompanied at the piano by Mrs. J.

Rudolph Peterson, Mrs, 1. D. Royal, president, conducted the business meeting and the second grade mothers acted as hostesses. Mrs, D- B. Jelley Is chairman of the refreshment committee.

MRS. A. B. NICHOLSON WILL ENTERTAIN CLUB Mrs. A.

B. Nicholson, 3200 Fremont avenue will entertain members of the Bene Esse club and their husbands' with a 6:30 bride dinner Saturday evening. Mrs, O. D. Wisner will assist.

MRS. EVA LYONS TO OPEN HOME TO CLUB The Red, White and Blue social club will give a card party at the home of Mrs. Eva Lyons, 3328 Bryant avenue Wednesday. Lunch will be served at noon. PARENTS TO MEET AT WEST HIGH WEDNESDAY West high school parents will meet at the school at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday. The teachers will be in their classrooms at this time to receive pa rents. Refreshments will be served at 9 p.m. MASTER PAINTERS' AUXILIARY TO MEET Mrs, Arthur Dixon, 5320 Penn avenue will open her home to the ladies auxiliary of the Master Painters' association for a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday, Mrs. H.

M. Morine will be assisting hostess, PANDORA GIRLS' CLUB WILL MEET ON FRIDAY The Pandora Girls' club of Ply-moulh chapter No. 13, O.E.S., will have its regular meeting Friday in the parlor of the chapter, West Broadway at Emerson. Reports will be given on "Pandora's Box." COLONIAL CHAPTER D.A.R. TO HAVE MEETING FRIDAY The Colonial chapter, D.A.R., will meet at the home of Mrs.

L. Wadsworth, 4H4 Ewlng avenue at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Mrs. C.

F. Dick will speak on "The D.A.R, Schools of the Southlands." Reports will be given on ihe chapter's work at the Veterans Hospital at Fort Snelling of which Mrs. E. G. Nunnally is chairman.

Tea will be served by the following hostesses Mmes. A. Broughton, J. F. Byers, G.

N. Crawford, Earle Fischer, Dana Hill, F. E. Olney, G. A.

Pierce, R. Thomas, and Miss Blanche Blckwell. SIGMA NU AUXILIARY HAS MEETING TODAY Mrs. N. F.

Saxton opened her home at 5101 Aldrich avenue south for the monthly luncheon meeting of the Sigma Nu fraternity auxiliary this afternoon. Mrs. Walter J. Trogner was assistant at the luncheon. Members of the auxiliary are wives and mothers of Sigma Nu fraternity members.

MEMBERS OF HOSPITAL STAFF ATTEND BANQUET Staff members of Asbury hospital attended the annual Junior-Senior class banquet at the Hotel Francis Drake Friday evening at which the juniors entertained for the class of '24. Miss Marie Dunn is class adviser, Miss Dorothy Wagner, junior president, and Miss Marion Harrison, president of the graduating class, VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAY The Minneapolis Vocational Guidance Association will meet at (i p.m. Wednesday in the dining room of Dunwoody Institute. Carroll R. Reed will discuss "Guidance at the Washinoton Convention." WOMAN'S PRESBYTERIAL SOCIETY MEETS MONDAY The monthly meeting of the Woman's Tresbyterial society will take place at 2 p.m.

next Monday In the chapel of Westminster church. Quiet hour will be led -by Mrs. L. Mosler of Calvary church. MISS MARGARET GRAY ENTERTAINS VISITOR Miss Margaret Gray of Fremont avenue entertained' at a bridge Saturday evening at her borne in compliment to Miss Delphine White iv of Winnipeg.

Miss Whitely is en route to San Diego, Calif. The guests included the Misses Marian Neul and Clara Lee, Donald Conklin, Or- ville McGuire, Everett Larson and Edmond De Vance of Madison, Wis. a student at the University of Wis consin, MEETINQS WEDXESDAT Levi Butler Relief corps, No. 3, 2 p.m. Memorial hall, courthouse.

A. R. Patterson auxiliary, V. F. Social club, 1 p.m.

with Mrs. Hilda Lo-ken, 1703 Second avenue S. Mrs. Seena Peterson, assisting hostess. Division No.

4, Ladies' auxiliary, A. 8 p.m., Liberty hall, Fifteenth avenue S. and Lake street, with Mrs. Ellas Hestness, 3351 Emerson avenue Appomattox W. R.

C. No. 33. Past Presidents' club, 12:30 luncheon, with Mrs. D.

Ball, 3105 Twentieth avenue S. Fifth district M. F. W. C.

Presidents' Council, 10 a.m., 1630 Hennepin, avenue. Woman's auxiliary, Railway Mail association, 1:30 p.m. luncheon, Curtis hotel. Lyngmhlomsten Branch No. 5, with Mrs.

M. J. Tysee, 1029 Eighteenth avenue N-E. M. F.

W. C. motion picture committee, 12:30 p.m. luncheon, Nicollet hotel. TODAY Gamma chapter, PI Omlcron, 7:30 p.m.

Curtis hotel. Nu Phos chapter, Delphian society, 2:30 p.m., Donaldson's tea room. Gamma Phi chapter, Delphian society, 10 a.m Y. W. C.

A. Olympian club, Leamington hotel. Railway Business Women's club. 8 p.m., Great Northern building, St. Paul.

Dinner, 8:30. Lynnhurst Needlework guild, all-day meeting with Mrs. H. W. Moore, 4925 Emerson avenue S.

L. L. cluh, Auxiliary No. 8, Sons of TJnlon Veterans of the Civil War, with Mrs. Alice Payne, 3538 Third avenue Monday Welfare club, Industrial committee, 1 p.m.

dessert luncheon, with Mrs. Walter S. Morris, 4912 First avenue S. Brown Study cluh, with Mrs, Thorvald Peterson, 4000 Harriet avenue. Myrtle Rebekah lodge No.

17, I.O.O.F., 8 p.m., 703 Third avenue S. Soldiers' Home board, noon luncheon, at Soldiers' Home. P. O. Reciprocity committee, It a.

at Donaldson's tea Galaxy Needlework guild. 1 p.m., lunch eon, with Mrs. J. S. Cady, 209 West Fifty-second street.

Asbury Lydia society. 10 a.m., Toutte- lotte Memorial Deaconess Home, 915 Eact Fourteenth street. Ladies' auxiliary. Minneapolis Police Federation, all-day sewing meeting for welfare No. 3 station, Nineteenth avenue s.

ana rourtn street. Division No. 10, Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O.

8 p.m., with Mrs. George Smith, 4021 Garfield avenue S. Sigma Rho Delphian chapter, 1:30 p.m., Walker Art gallery. Quota International, noon luncheon. Hotel Radlsson; Maude Scherer, speaker.

Schoolmasters' Wives' club, with Mrs. Harry Maass, 4445 Lyndale avenue S. Minneapolis Reheknb viIHng board, 1 p.m. luncheon, with Mrs. Bertha Berseth, 5015 Thirty-ninth avenue S.

Minneapolis District Dental Hygienlsls and Assistants' association, Leamington hotel. Election of officers. Division No. 9. Ladies' A.

O. with Mrs. Mary King, 2712 Colfax ave-ftue 8. homer. Other members of the cast-- are Miss Isabelle Gillfland, Miss Ro-y sella Stem, Don Lawrence, Miss Do.

rothy Reber and Joe Shannon, -i KINDRED ART CLUB TO MEET FOR LUNCHEON The regular meeting of the Kin. dred Art club will be held at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Parker, 4020 Twenty-seventh avenue Wednes.ii? day. A 1 o'clock luncheon will be served for the members. Mrs.

H. A. Apker will have charge of the hours. FIFTH IHSTRICTGROUP i- POSTPONES MEETING The meeting of the Motion Pictura" division of the Fifth district, Minne-sota Federation of Women's clubs, which was to have been held nesday at the Nicollet hotel has been postponed until March 10 because of the funeral of Mrs. W.

H. Vilett, for. -i mer president of the Fifth district, STATE GROUPNAMES VEAR'S NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Myrtle Kameson was elected president of the Minnesota State nental Hygienists and Assistants association at the annual convention of the group in St. Paul Thursday.

Miss Agnes Newhouse was named J. vice president; Miss Evelyn Syck, secretary, and Miss Mane Reba, treasurer. Dr. Raymond Henry and Dr. Lee Harker were speakers at the annual luncheon which w-as held at the Lowry hotel In St.

Paul Thurs- day. MRS. SONJA WALLACE TALKS TO CLUB GROUP Mrs, Sonja Wallace discussed "A Leap Year Proposal to Women," a subject on the personal budget, before the evening division of the College Women's club at a dinner meet- -ing yesterday. i CLUB BRIDGE PARTY TAKES FIJVCE TONIGHT The fourth mixed bridge party of the spring season for members and their guests of the Minneapolis Atbv. letio club w-ill take place at p.m.

today. Ralph Harrington Is 'Chair- ician of the soclai comalitM..