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4—The Indianapolis Recorder, Apr. 17,1954 'ocml .Scene By RICHARD C HENDERSON As the Lenten season draws tfo a close, fojlowing a tradition of nearly thirty years, St. Monica’s Gu'ild of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church sponsored its annual Palm Sunday tea last Sunday afternoon in Jordan Hall of the Phyll.is Wheatley
YWCA.
Mrs. Lionel Artis greeted the guestls, explained something of the backgrond of the Lenten Teas and presided
over the program, the accent of . . ,
which was on the religious theme, tertained members of the Attacks Mrs. William McFarland and Tigers basketball team wrh a chili Forst W. W r ilson were presented su PP<n’ Friday honoring their as soloists. Miss Mary Williams grandson, James Cornett II. . . was piano soloist, and the choir O l her guests were Messrs, am of the church opened and closed Mesdames YValker Cornett, Jr., the program with a couple of se- Myron Cornett, Mrs. Arthur lections. A poem came from Mrs. Dodson, Dr. Russell A. Lane and Mary Taylor Messrs. Julian D. Coleman, Ray Following the program the Ciowe. Albert Spurlock and Alonzo
guests enjoyed refreshments served YV ad ford. ^ _
at a table done with a light, Wl , h s P ri «g vacation in the pub-Spring-y motif. Mesdames J. Frank * ,c schools this week, many people Hanley and Reginald A. DuValle. went dashing off to near-by places, general chairman, poured. i y r - am * ^ rs - Ernest Battles drove Other members of the guild are l *own to St. Louis for a visit with Mesdames Stephen Auter. Otis R. Dieir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Bryant, Clifford Cottee, James a , nd Mrs - Lan *y Falwell then Courtney. Naomi Cromer, Arthur d,ove rigid back so fast, they
Dodson. Rudolph Gardner. Guy
almost beat their card home!
I. . Grant. J. Wallace Hall, Jack Dr - Benjamin A Osborne reIlopson, J. Robert Lawson. Effie turned home Wednesday after P. LeMonde, Fitzhugh Lyons, spending ten days in Belize, BntJohn Martin. Ada Morey. E. D. lbh Honduras, on business. . . Moten, Otlo B. Paige. Stanley Por- Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Alexander ter. Clifton Sco't, Cecil Stewart will return this week from Roxand Joseph Williams and Miss bury. Mass., where they visited Emily Belle Garrett. their daughter. Mrs. Paul Parks,
On Saturday night Maurice E. and family.
Neisler was host to the Wyleaway A pleasant job is to relay to Bridge club, with J. T. Flack and you news that Mrs. Zephyr WoodCrowell Shelton as guests. Prizes son was one of three women who were won by Joseph Courtney, received achievement awards John Me zger and Harry Brooks. April 4 from the Chicago NorthJohn Metzger installed as offi- ein District Association of Colored etrs for the next season Starling Women. . . Circuit Judge B. Fain W. James, president: Owen Wool- Tucker, second woman judge in ridge. \1f e-prcoident; Leander the history of Cook County, and Parker secretary; Joseph Court- Mrs. Olive Cros.hwait, civic leader ney. assistant secretary, and Rob- and business w’oman, were also
ert Marbury. treasurer. Mr. Park- cited.
er will be next host. The organization which awarded It was “your hobby time” when the citations, one o fthe oldest the Delphinium Garden club met and best-known in Chicago, selects last week with Mrs. Homer Carr, each year three women, each from Displayed were Mrs. James Court- a different field of endeavor. Mrs. ney’s hobby of clippings, while Woodson w'as chosen for distinMrs. S. C. Linthecome showed mov- guished achievement in the field of ies of life on the farm and of medical social service, hummingbirds feeding and nest- One of these persons of whom ing. I was particularly fond. Mrs. WoodThe club is planning “spring ron was formerly associated with garden walks” to the gardens of Fllaner House here and was acn embers—an event which should five at St. Philip’s Church, be interesting. Next meeting will Interesting among the invitation? be with Mrs. L F. Artis. for ihe weekend is one to the I Members of the Patricians club formal dance of the Yearlings club. | enjoyed an afternoon in the coun- a comparatively new group on the ; try Monday, when Mrs. Henry L. city’s social scene, composed, I Greer was hostess to the group in think, chiefly of Army Finance Cenher newly built country home—the ter workers. There’s a note about fiist club meeting, incidentally, the group’s last meeting on the soto be held in the beautiful setting cial page, and presumably there . . . The w'omen w'ere regaled with will be a complete write-up nex:
a chicken lunchen and cham- week.
pagne. ... . Another invitation of interes* i Not the laast of their enjoy- to the celebration of Nationa! merits was the decor of the home YWCA Week next Thursday even—a real woman’s delight. The ing at 6:30 at the Phyllis Wheat meeting was held in the large ley YWCA. . . The program, ac living-room overlooking the gorge- cording to the invitation, will hav< ously landscaped terrace. A. “dif- a panel on “Employed Women,’ ferent” decorative touch was add- with Mesdames Elizabeth Babb ed by large vases of pink and pur- and Nancy Schatz and Miss Mar pie carnations on the floor. The tha Cox as speakers, and a ski flowers were sent by Mrs. Cecil “Ladies in Transit.” R. Powell, a fellow member of the In addition a delicious smor Hub. gasbord suppor is promised, with Other members are Mesdames reservations at sixty cents. Re c er 1 ionel F. Artis, Stephen Auter, vations may be made by calling Otis R. Bryant, Roy D. Clinthorne, Mrs. Thelma Riley, direc or o Henry A. Fleming Guy L. Grant, the young adult department, a
J. Robert Lawson, Henry McCall, the Y.
I.enyer N. Rankin and Osa Wood- Of particular interest is ad a *l- vance publicity on the forthcom The art advisory committee of ing appearance of Dorothea Towl the Senate Avenue YMCA held e* in “April in Paris” for Alph: a meeting Tuesday night, prepara- Mu Omega chapter of Alpha Kap tory for the coming art exhibit I?a Alpha sorority on Friday night cn April 25. There’s an article April 30 in the K. of C. Hall. Th< about it on these pages; be sure descriptions of some of her fabu to read it. leus gowns are enough to makt The Fortnightly Li erary club even the male heart palpitate witl will meet Thursday with Mrs. Jo- expectation—as if the prospect o soph B. Timberlake. the glamorous Dorothea hersel Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cornett en- is not eroimh to accomplish iha
•pianist wanted phenomt ' non!
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By ELSA JACKSON
A TOUCH OF PARIS: Dorothea Towles, the glamorous model, will present her collection of Parisian gowns by such renowned designers at Dior, Path, Piquet and Schiaparelli to the local social world in a revue "April in Paris," Friday night, April 30, in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 13th and Delaware streets, under auspices of Alpha Mu Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority for benefit -of its scholarship and charity work. Miss Towles will be assisted by local models, unusual acts by local talent and music by Reggie DuValle and his popular orchestra. A highlight of the evening wifi be the crowning of "Miss Fashionette of 1954." Seven young college women are participating in the contest. Tickets will be available at the door or may be obtained from Miss Emma M. Allison, chairman of the event, or other members of the sorority.
An interesting FAC meeting was held last Monday night with emphasis on encouraging members of affiliated groups to learn more of the functions of the organization. It was urged that each group have at least one member as representative at each meeting. Preceding the meeting a motion picture on news of the week was shown on the new sound projector. Williain Wacker Thomas, piomi- (j r j sson1 served delicious punch nent labor leader, has accepted . _ nnki __ .he •chairmanship of Oie 1954 dna COOKies - + ^ + membership campaign to be con- Mrs Lillian Goens is sponsordue.ed in May, with the wome j ng the c j €an j n g up anc j beautificaCaptains are Mesdames Clo t ion of the back yard of the FAC pitted against the men. Home, and the job is to be tackled Woolridge and Ann Kennerly and at 2 Saturday, April 24, by MesMessrs. George Ransaw and D. W. dames Goens, Hassie Pearson, HatD. Hector. Others are Mesdames tj e Davis, Margaret Woodson and Nora Hector, Hattie Davis, Veanie Virginia Gist and Starling W. Dobbins, Catherine Grissom, Ethel James, E^AC president. Others are Ryan, Mary Lindsey, Sarah Wade asked to join the group in the and your reporter and Messrs, effort. John Powers, Janies Richardson, * + * Frank Dickerson, J. Giles, George Persons interested in learning Richardson, Ernest Ryan, Claude t 0 pi a y chess may call the FAC dartee and Arthur Pirtle. office. M. Cruse is anxious to get Mr. Hector asked for volunteers some chess players started, o lend a hand to the Red Cross * * * Mobile Chest X-ray unit. Mes- Mrs. Ann Kennerly, in expresdames Willa Mae Roundtree, Geor- sion of appreciation to those who gia Barnett and Bessie James helped her grandson win the were winners of the door prizes at All-Committee Baby Contest rethe meeting. At the close of the cently, entertained them with an meeting Mesdames Alice Evans, informal tea at her home last Teresa Sanders and Catherine week.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE will Dorothy Holland, 2625 North Capi-
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Blanche tol avenue. Prizes were won by Johnson, 3019 Graceland avenue. Mesdames Catherine Wadsworth,
* * * Mary Colbert and Carolyn Roy. DUCHESS met with Mrs. Cora Plans were completed for the
Turner, 2328 Paris avenue, Mon- club's spring formal, to be held day and discussed plans for a so- April 24. Mrs. Virginia Howard
cial. Next meeting will be with will be hostess Friday.
MET BARITONE TO SING HERE: Fred Thomas, first Negro winner of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air, will be heard in his first local recital Friday night, April 23, at 8:30 under the auspices of the Deft Choral club, in the Northside-New Era Baptist Church. The brilliant young tenor was heard here last August during the convention of the National Association of Negro Musicians.
f-^erionaiA and Ljoa
Mrs. Christine Moore, 23 East St.
joe street.
* * * * ENTRE NOUS met with Mrs.
Mr.and Mr c . AEchie Phillips, 316 Blake street, spent the weekend in Nashville as guests of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wilson. En-
GADABOUT GIRLS met with route hojne they visited another cousin. Mrs. Maryetla Stone, m
Mrs. Margie Strong, and prizes Louisville.
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Even now I’m trying to think f some way to convince loca VKAs that the perfect publicity stunt would be io have the fabu ous one kiss a certain social edi or upon her arrival in our fail fy while the cameras click noisi-
ly!
If the advance sheet is accurate ou can expect Dorothea to model t leas* twenty fantastic creations me of them valued at $1,200 mother at $1,000 and still another - a cocktail dress, mind you!—ai 900. And they won’t all be dress- [ r—the very first lis ing is “Bi-
j mi.”
At any rate, it is easily ap- | parent that this will be no mere ! ashion show, as we are wearily -'ccustomed tothem. It would seem i ha! Miss Towles is going to' give
2464 N. MERIDIAN HI. 5323 I! - s an evening we will long reOpen Till 9 P. M. J nember. It’s undoubtedly a “must”
.jf the season!
Northwestern Sets Family Program
School 23 Play Presentation Designed To Make Community More Safety Minded
Charles Sumner School No. 23 will present a safety play “Don’t You Think,” written by the principal, Mrs. _io.se H. Thompson, in the Attucks auditorium on Friday inight, April 30, at 8 in an effort to make the community
more safety-minded.
In addition to parents, pupils and the school safety jatrol, the play will feature an officer of the Indianapolis
traffic department. Speaking
parts will be done by Mesdames * he School No. 42 PTA will Grace Williams, Mary McGee. Dol- h °I«I hs regular meeting Wednesly Gardner and Martha Perkins, night at 7:30, observing SafeSgt. Tom Barlow of the Indiana- *> and Dads’ Night. Thomas Hardpolis traffic division, Hervey Gam- in g. chairman of the safety com* ble, captain of the school patrol, mittee, will be in charge of the md Floyd Wimberly. * program. Officers will be elected. Parents participating in the sing- M rs - Robert Smith is president ng will be Mesdames Lucille Me- Mrs, Hazel B. Johnson is prin-
Combs, Nellie Coleman. Celestine eipal.
Foster, Minnie Huds&n, Margaret * * *
) Neal. Ellen Clark, Maggie Far-
oe, Helen Tvler, Mary Lissie Mave, A P an H on family relations with Christine Cooksey, Ethel Malone, ‘Problems of Growing Children' • rline Harris, Mattie Luder Anna as theme will highlight the meet'llensw’oiih. Hazel flCore. L.u- *ng of he School No. 56 PTA next ille Oglesby, Essie Mi.chell and Wednesday night from 7 to 9 ’ebecca Jones. Panelists will lie Dr. John Bergen Also Messrs. William J o n e s. director of family relations for the eryl Steiner and Julius Poinder- Mndiarapolis Church Federation or . ’ Mrs. Henry J. Richardron moth Th° school orchestra under the vr and active leader, and Mrs 'irection of Reginald DuValle will Mary Staten, teacher of home ecolay as a curtain raiser. ’ nomics and asocial worker.
* •*■ * Mrs: I .ester Stanfield of the
The PTA of Mary E. Cable State PTA Headquarters will give 'chool No. 4 will meet Tuesday highlights of the new legislature iternoon for nomination of offi- program for the PTA. Officers
rrs and voting on the legislation v ^ e ] e( , tef j
were won by Mesdames Blanche O’Banion, Thelma Colquette and Jackie’ Howard. At the previous meeting, with Mrs. Lillian Martin, prizes were won by Mesdames Howard, O’Banion and Colquette. Next meeling will be with Mrs
O'Banion, 726 North Senate ave- dist Hospital, is n ue. * Byram avenue.
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GOOD WILL will meet next Joseph Horne, 1230 North Belmont avenue, who has been visitThursday with Mrs. Della Craw- ing his family, has returned to the Veterans Hospital in Dayton,
ford, 1035 Eugene street. ******
* * * Word was received here last Thursday of the death of George HAPPY HOUR met this week ' v ood in New York City. He was the brother of Mrs. Minnie Jenkins
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Rev. R. T. Andrew's, Sr., pastor of ME. Zion Baptist Church, is attending the dedication of the new library of the American Baptist Theological Seminary in Nashville this week. He is a trustee
ot the institution. ******
Mrs. Lawson Slaughter, who underwent an operation at Metho-
reported improving rapidly at her home. 3902
In a move to help combat de-
mouency problems in the com-
munity, Northwestern Community vith Miv. Mary Taylor while and * atc Ch aides Wood of this city,
tmer has planned a spring pro-; Mrs. Ethel Smith was hostess last ; ram to include all the family, it we ek. Next hostess will be Mrs va s announced this week by Mrs. Lillie P. Scott. 1001 West New
Frances Smith, director. i York street, next Thursday. Monday, Wednesday and Friday ! * * *
iglils are to be used for women and girls, while Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays are set
aside for men and boys
Pillars Club Names Two New Officers Two new officers were elected by the Pillars Club. Inc., when.
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>enate Avenue YMCA Sets Fifth Annual Art Exhibit The general program department of the Senate Avene YMCA has announced furtiicr plans for its fifth annal art exhibit, to te shown in the branch building on
ninday afternoon, April 25, at 4 and at designated tiimeis
hroughout the following week.
Originated by the depart men as an educational and •ultural contribution to the community, the art exhibit has
hrough the years gained wider
md wider fields of recognition ing that Hie deadline for work to nd is already .seen as a major * n > s April 17, the department actor in the city’s cultural life. f Ot encouraged over the 35 enAccording to an announcement Irics on hand early this week. >y LaMar T. Ellis, general program D. Frank Snyder is general chairercetary, Hus year’s exhibit will man of th e exhibit this yearand lark the first time elementary and is b ^ n k' assisted by a committee unior high school artists have including Mesdames Ernestine Melt en asked to participate. rree - Kdd «e Dye and Marjorie Special emphasis is also being Watkins, the Misses Norma J. ->ut on the non-compethive sec- Oavens, Mari Evans and O’Hara on, he said, and the exhibit will Koss and Messrs. Raymond Hill, v* open to all residents of Indiana -Umes Weir. Don Lawrence. Kelsey cgardless of race, color or creed. Wright, Charles Wharton, LynAI1 work for the exhibit is orig- w ^ od Parker. A. W. Ramsey and nal, and present indications are Richard C. Henderson. ha< all media will be shown. Not-
Women's Day At*
Metropolitan Baptist
Church Sunday
Mrs. Patsy Jackson Thomas, a member of First Baptist Church North Indianapolip, National Direr tor of the Metoka and Galeda Classes of the Sunday school Congress of the National Baptist Convention, will be the GUEST Speaker. The Metropolitan Ladies Chorus will be featured singing Mozart’s “Alleluia” and “God So Loved The World.” A fifty-voice women’s chorus under the direction of Mrs. Willa W. Johnson, National Treasurer of the W. H. F. M. This program is sponsored by the senior Galeda Class of Metropolitan Baptist Church, 13th and Missouri tSs. Sunday Ap r il 18 at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Eliza Sadler, superintendent. of class; Mrs. Mary Miller. chairman; Rev. Wm. F. Sweat!,
minister.
MARIIZANDAA met with Mrs. Mary Martin. Prizes were w-on b\
Miss Mary Hughes and Mesdames j group'""',' sinday ‘rtits'new
To start the program free Hass- j Skyll^Nexf mwlin^wilf Ee'Sum : w^BaUs wls'IStfot^dl^asum'
wm 8 ’^^ d c a a y Di ^ th av M c ^ e HUgheS - 3172 N - OI ' h i an d d wa™:
ered for the next six weeks, until p * * * i assistant secretary-treasurer, he summer program begins, and kfv wnTTTRQ n iiu ! The appointments were neces-
irts are encouraged begin Ma K “J.der S £? North ^
iracticing for sottball and kick-
>all teams. Indoor and outdoor , by Mesdames Rosemary Richmond, enms are also available. i Nora Hawker and Georgia Brady. In addition, projects or activi-, Next meeting will be Friday at
ies which community residents i < be p^c Home ay wish started can be done if * * *
nough people show interest. Con- pi.easURE-F.TTES met with ^ . P Sf r .*2r.l **" Mrs - I Mrs. Pearl Williams and made nith at WA. J818. ! plans for a social to be held May first night tor new activities , 5 at 217] No ,. th c jlo| avenue
s next Wednesday, beginning at I * * *
7:30.
. ; rov Buffington, former treasurer. ■
j mont avenue, and prizes were won to enlist in the Air Force
Final plans are being made for a popularity contest “Festival of i Queens.” Next meeting will be
April 25.
CIVIC CLUB HEARS UNION OFFICIAL
PROMINENT MISSES met with Miss Beverly Combs and planned a #private breakfast to be held at Kendrick’s Restaurant. Next meet- : ng Will be with Miss Delores Mc-
Jerry Groves, CTO Union offi- j Gavock, 847 Indiana avenue, ial at Kingan Meat Packing Com- ! * * * )any, was principal speaker for PROSPEROUS TWELVE met lie Hubbard Center Civic club at last week with Mrs. Effie Young, Monday night’s meeting at the 1936 Highland place. Next meetome of Mr. and Mrs. C. House, f ne will be with Mrs. Marguerite 816 Boulevard place, talking on BuckneN 2069 Highland place.
Our Civic Duty in Lessening Ac-
QUEENS met with Mi's. Vera Mae Edwards, 1317 Edgemont avenue' Wednesday. Next week’s
•idents at 27th Street and Northwestern Avenue.” He stressed the necessity of having a stop-and-go
dgn place there. meeting will b° with Mrs. Doro-Me-sdames Elizabeth Hayes and i ‘hv Fletcher, 2324 Hillside ave-
Alma Rent reported on the meet- nue. ing of yard parks beautification
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YEARLINGS PLAN PRE-EASTER BALL Miss Marjorie Waldon, was hostess to the Yearlings club last Friday night, when final plans were made for the club’s pre-Easter formal ball, to be given Saturday night at the Service Building of Indiana State Fairgrounds. Miss Waidon served cocktails. Officers and members of the club are Mildred Chowning, presi'ent; Marjorie Waldon, secretary; Emmelene Hardin, reporter; Viola Drennan, Mary Harvey, Mary Branham, Louise Radford, Zelma I eague, Johnnie Johnson, Oneva Barlow, Mary Ann Parker and Estelle Ewing. Next meeting will be with. Miss Barlow, 29th and Illinois streets. PLANNER HOUSE INVITES CHILDREN TO EGG HUNT Flanner House will sponsor an Easter egg hunt for neighborhood children and those of the Day Care Nursery from 3:30 to 5 Fridaw afternoon. All neighborhood children are invited. Mrs. Sarah Daniel is in charge.
MARY LOUISE BENTON ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Isham G. Benton;
316 West 28lh street, have an- street.
RQVAL SOCIAL met last Friday with Mrs. Elizabe'h Flowers. 1325 Cornell avenue, and made plans to attend a “Spring Frolic.” Next meeting will be with Mrs. Anna Huddleston, 929 W p st 29th street.
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SEMPER FIDELIS will meet with Mrs. Ann Ferguson, 317 West 21st street. All correspondence should be sent to Mrs. Louise tefferson, 761 West 25tht street, or Mrs. Maudie Randolph, 2534 Indianapolis avenue. PHann are being made for an affair to be held April 24.
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SEVEN KARDS sponsored a social on Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Ret a Suegs The prize was won by Mrs. Ber*ha Mae Todd. 1034 Edward street. The last meeting was with Mrs r ’orrine Tolbert, 326 West 31st street and next hostess was to be Mrs. Cappie Butler.
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TRES SECRETES held the first ■'nformal meeting of tthe season at 'He home of Mrs. Georgia Mcln- ♦ ire. 804 North Missouri street, and enjoyed a miniaturp smoreas-. bord. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Thelma Roache, 2313M> Shriver avenue 1 .
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TWELVE SISTERS met with Mrs. Louise Suggis, 1808 West 10th treet. Monday. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Walker, 1061 North Sheffield avenue.
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