Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 142, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1927 — Page 8

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Vassar Club to Have Tea for Visitor SHE Indiana Vassar Club will entertain at tea next Saturday from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Henry D. Pierce, 1415 N. Meridian St., in honor of Miss Louise Seaman of New York City, head of the juvenile department of the McMillan Publishing Company, who is a Vassar graduate. Monday noon Miss Seaman will talk to the Woman’s Rotary Club and Monday afternoon will speak at the Junior league bookshop, of which Mrs. E. S. Gorrell is the manager. Mrs. Pierre Goodrich is president of the Vassar Club and she, with the other officers, will be hostesses for the tea. Miss Cerene Ohr is vice president; Mrs. Edward McNally, secretary, and Mrs. Wayne David Kinnaird, treasurer. * * * The public is invited to the annual display of garments collected by the Indianapolis branch of the Needlework Guild of America, which will be held Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church, Delaware and Sixteenth Sts. Tea will be served in the afternoon. Members are urged to send in completed garments by Tuesday. ** * Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Norman Metsker and Henry Severin motored to Chicago to attend the Chicago-Penn-sylvania football game this afternoon. * * * Mrs. Alonzo B. lies has returned from spending the summer in Switzerland with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Ogle. • • • Mrs. Robert C. Winslow will entertain at luncheon bridge Tuesday at her home, 3224 N. Pennsylvania St., In honor of her guest, Mrs. E. J. Palmer. • * • Miss Julia Snow will entertain with a party Monday evening in honor of Miss Henrietta Asenath Reagan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Reagan, whose marriage to Dr. Lester Rees of Connersvllle, Ind., will take place next Saturday. Mrs. Herbert Evans has also planned a party for Miss Reagan. * • • Sunday Miss Louise Knarzer will entertin at her home in Pendleton with a bridge gift shower in honor of Miss Barbara Fischer, 426 N. Arsenal Ave., whose marriage to Walter L. Dearing will take place Nov. 16. • • • Mrs. George K. Jones, 4011 Washington Blvd., will entertain with a luncheon bridge and kitchen shower Monday afternoon at the Highland Golf and Country Club in honor of Miss Helen Law, whose marriage to Marcus Warrender will take place Nov. 22. A number of other parties are being planned for the bride-elect. * • • The Tudor Hall Alumnae Association will entertain during the Christmas holidays with its annual dance at the Woodstock Club. • • • Mrs. O. B. Ent was hostess Friday aftemon for a luncheon bridge party at her home, Chateau Apt. The guests were seated in the lounge, at tables decorated in crystal and gold and pink roses. Following the luncheon a musical program was given by Mrs. Ent’s daughters, Mrs. E. O. Harrold and Mrs. M. S, Davis of Marion. * * * Mr and Mrs. George O. Rockwood arrived home today after spending the summer in France. Miss ( Diana Rockwood is attending school in Paris this summer. Mrs. Jay H. Keyes of New York, who has spent the last year in California, is the guest of Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, 1035 N. Pennsylvania St.

Local A. A. U. W. Meeting Nov. 1 to Hear Worker The date of the November meeting of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women has been changed to Nov. 1, when Miss Esther Caukins of national headquarters, Washington, D. C., will speak. Miss Caukins is national secretary of international relations, and has held the international scholarship at Vienna. She will talk on her experience there and at the opening of Crosby Hall, the English national headquarters. She will also speak on the relations of A. A. U. W. to the International Federation of Women. The session will be in the form of a supper meeting and will include members of the junior branch. It is to be at the Hoosier Athletic Club at 6 p. m.

Personals

Mrs. S. M. Goblinger, 1309 N. Pennsylvania St., has returned from Chicago. Miss Josephine Dye left Thursday for California to spend several weeks. Miss Virginia Lett and Miss Marington to attend the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority dance and the IndianaNotre Dame football game. Card Party A card party will be given by the Woman’s Auxiliary of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks at 8 tonight, at the home of Mrs. J. Holmes, 2710 Bloyd Ave. Try Art Club The Tri Arf Club will hold its regular meeting Monday at 7:45 p. m. at the Spink Arms.

OCTOBER BRIDES AND LITTLE THEATRE PARTY COMMITTEE

* JF * —i\.v Mj / Ml / ' ®L* .* '■S.'Wkk. m VMigH Vjy V: '•IgaHHBr '#-#***' ams DBUHSIMSR PHOTO 6ACHRACH PHOTO BACHRKCH PHOTO JM) — Before her marriage last Saturday. Mrs. Henry John Frenzel was * VW - /4f\ . Miss Harriet Greathouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Great- TT A . \ |? /T \ 1 H/r . • house. Mr. and Mrs. Frenzel are on a trip East. They will be at home laOSTCSSCS TO .i:W /L ./77V W . Club Meetings m wiuw*. „ „, r , ~ . , /j\ ■ f , T ... , Mrs. D. Donald Demaree, who was Miss Ellen Sara Firth before Hminr //0 J V. ...JE® H*. / Npxt Week her marriage Oct. 12, is shown with her bridal party. AAUfIUt Ail fut j / Mrs. Robyt Brewer, formerly Miss Gladys Trick, was married r -\T 1 / t ( / ) T ” I TTTT w TT Wednesday at the Cental Avenue M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer (\f /Y OVCffl UCT //, L , ) . f j J Ih,e Irvington Catholic Womans wm be at home in Indian apolis. U J UK MUG! udy Club will meet with Mrs. J. MrS- R hartley Sher.vood is chairman of the committee on arrange- V. fVI f I l \OD& V ' Y (_, 13 Y(? IWQ V mter, 4520 E. Washington St., Fri- ments for the fan card par ty Q f the Little Theatre Society of Indiana Mrs. Herbert Pedlow, Miss Freda photo y. James Deery will make an ad- tQ be given 8 at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. George Doeppers and Miss Margaret Klugei | _____

Club Meetings Next Week

The Irvington Catholic Woman’s Study Club will meet with Mrs. J. Hunter, 4520 E. Washington St., Friday. James Deery will make an address. * * * Mrs. J. L. Hunter, 5714 University Ave., will be hostess at the third meeting of the Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs. J. W. Moore will talk on “Literary Prizes—Their History and Virtue,” and Mrs. C. M. Cunningham, 51 Layman Ave., will give a review of Bromfield’s “Early Autumn.” * * * At the meeting of the Friday Afternoon Reading Club, Mrs. Elizabeth Spahr will talk on “Indiana Day.” Mrs. Cecil Strupe, 335 Graham Ave., and Mrs. Spahr will be joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Strupe. * * * The Woman’s Round Table Club will meet with Mrs. R. V. Teter, 1129 Villa Ave., Friday. Mrs. Robert Turnbull will give a talk on “Shakespeare” and Mrs. P. L. Fuqua will discuss “Hamlet.” * * * Three books will be reviewed and discussed at the meeting of the Review Club Monday at the home of Mrs. H. Maurice Angell, 3520 Fall Creek Blvd. Mrs. Howard Meeker, 2841 Ruckle St., will review the “Life and Times of Cleopatra” by Weigal. Mrs. David Allerdice and Mrs. J. Carlton Danniels will make comments. * * * Mrs. Robert Stempfel will discuss “Caesar and Jieopatra” by Shaw and it will be commented upon Mrs. Elvan Tarkington and Mrs. Roy Bain. The book, “Urada,” by Evers, will be reviewed by Mrs. Goerge W. Klein with comments Angell and Mrs. Oliver Stout. *, * * Guest day will be observed by the Monday Club which will meet at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Andrew Soudah of Acre. Palestine, wfll address the clus on “The Custom rof the Holy Land.” A musical program will follow. * * * An illustrated talk on music will be give'.i by Mrs. Frank Cregor at the meeting of the Magazine Club Saturday at 2:30 in the Green Parlors of the Y. W. C. A. Her subject will be “On the Wings of Song.” Hostesses will be Mrs. G. T. Earhart, Mrs. L. J. Shirley, Miss Ade-

Before her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. Henry John Frenzel was Miss Harriet Greathouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Greathouse. Mr. and Mrs. Frenzel are on a trip East. They will be at home in Indianapolis. Mrs. D. Donald Demaree, who was Miss Ellen Sara Firth before her marriage Oct. 12, is shown with her bridal party. Mrs. Robqft Brewer, formerly Miss Gladys Trick, was married Wednesday at the Cental Avenue M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer will be at home in Indianapolis. Mrs. R. Hartley Sher .vood is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the fall card party of the Little Theatre Society of Indiana to be given Nov. 8 at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. George Fromm are members of the committee.

laide Carman, Mrs. W. W. Clouse, and Miss Jessie Patterson. * * * The Amicitia Club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Richard Coleman, 1847 Koehne St., Mrs. Milo Tucker will assist as hostess. The program will consist of a lecture by an official of the Day Nursery. * * * The Wednesday Afternoon Club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. A. McCray, 534 N. Tibbs St. The speaker will be Miss Katherine Sutton of the Central Insane Hospital, who will talk on “Occupational Therapy.’ Mrs. C. L. Hackerd will give the federation report and Mrs. E. H. Thompson will give the Bible lesson. Billy Gill will give a reeding. • • • “Smoke Abatement,” will be discussed by Mrs. Lewis Brown at the meeting of the Indianapolis Home Economics Club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred W. Rassman, 4170 N. Pennsylvania St. Other subjects will be “The Human Body,” by Mr.;. Arthur Dewey, “Household Hints,” by Mrs. George Combs, anc “Surprise,” by Mrs. Denison. Mrs. Rassman, as hostess, will be assisted by Mrs. Paul Birdsall, Mrs. Ethel Buschmann and Mrs. C. J. Bookwalter. * * * Mrs. Arthur R. Tobinson, 5933 E. Washington St., will be hostess at the second meeting of the Irvington Coterie Monday. Mrs. M. D. Lupton will review “La Boheme,” by Puccini. * * * The Independent Social Club will observe president’s day at the SpinkArms Tuesday. * * * Mrs. W. F. Kuhn, 3835 School St., will be hostess at the hieeting of the Proctor Club Tuesday. Mrs. M. W, Carr, the leader for the day’s program, will talk on “Justice and the Commandments.” Mrs. William F. Fox, will discuss ‘The Negro Problem in the United. States.” * * * The Present Day Club will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. C. W.

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Cauble, 5322 Julian Ave. Mrs. C. E. Teeters will assist as hostess. “The Trend of the Teens,” will be discussed by Mrs. J. C. Travis. # * * “Travels Abroad” will be the subject of Mrs. Marguerite Hanson at the second meeting of the Inter Alia Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Elam Duffey, 2839 Kenwood Ave. Mrs. Fred I. Jones will give an Introduction to the year’s work of the club. * • * Mrs. Mabel Washburn, of Arsenal Technical High School, will talk on “Physical Characteristics of Indiana” at the meeting of the Irvington Quest Club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hi P. Bartlet, 6017 Lowell Ave. The meeting will be guest day of the club. The responses to roll call will be Riley quotations. Mrs. W. H. Gingery and Mrs. W. A. Shoults will assist as hostesses. “The Home Beautiful” will be the general topic for discussion at the meeting of the Zetathea Club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. A. Sammis, 256 S. Emerson Ave. Mrs. S. O. Sharp will talk on “Love vs. Architecture,” and Mrs. T. A. Fegan will discuss “The Restful Beauty of Orderly Homes.” * * * The twentieth anniversary of the Meridian Heights Inter-se Club will be observed Tuesday at a meeting at the home of Mrs. S. H. Johnson, 4565 Broadway. The program will be a pageant depicting the organization and growth of the club to the present. Three charter officers will talk. They are Mrs. T. P. Overman, who was the first president, Mrs. J. W. Potter, first secretary, and Mrs. Schoen Morman, first treasurer. Those assisting Mrs. Johnson as hostesses will be: Mesdames E. J. Rust S. Friffin H. W. Conant H. S. Shepard W. R. Adkinson J. Shenard A. Lambur F. H. McAllister W. T. Peacock C. A. Reuse M. L. Miller

Hostesses to Honor Bride of November Mrs. Herbert Pedlow, Miss Freda Doeppers and Miss Margaret Klugei will entertain tonight with a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Pedlow, 3329 N. Capitol Ave., in honor of Miss Edna Schulz, whose wedding to Leslie Morrison DeVoe will take place Nov. 5. The bridal colors, orchid. blue and rose, will be used in the decorations. Tire hostesses will be assisted by Mrs. J. F. Matthews. Those who will be present with the honor guest include: Mesdames FHWence Schulz Milton Loftin Walter Houck Paul E. Green Misses Margaret Newton Margaret Hohl Katherine King Julia E. Miller Margaret Robinson Marie Tacoma Susie Harmon Helen Bedell Katherine Burgan Jeanette Nunamaker Ruth Ann Carson Naomi Adams Elizabeth FullenwiderElizabeth Fletcher Daisy Schulz Pauline Suitors of Anna Cope Lafayette. Ind. Eleanor King MR. AND MRS. MORSE TO BE DINNER HOSTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hosmer Jr., will give a dinner at the University Club this evening in honor of Miss Blanche Burckhardt Shaw, daughter of Mrs. John Maxwell Shaw, whose wedding to Teasdale Fisher, Cincinnati, Ohio, will take place next Saturday. The guests will be the members of the wedding party. The table will be decorated with long white tapers in silver holders, and a silver basket, filled with flowers in the rainbow shades of the wedding. Irvington Union Irvington Union of Clubs will hold its first meeting Wednesday at 2 p. m„ at the home of Mrs. E. Jordan, 5348 Julian Ave. Bunco Party •The TriDle Link Club will give a bunco party Tuesday evening at the hall, 'Cottage and Olive Sts. .W . R. C. Meet The George H. Chapman W. R. C. No. 10, will hold its last meeting before inspection Tuesday at 2 p. m. at Fort Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. \ Oriental lines A stunning dark blue georgette with uneven hemline has tightly swathed hips in gold cloth and a gold bolero for a bodice.

VISITOR TO SPEAK AT Y. W.C. A. DINNER Miss Margaret Williamson of New York City, executive secretary of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of the Y. W. C. A., will appear on the program of a membership supper to be held in Social Hall of the Y. W. C. A. Wednesday evening. Miss Williamson comes directly from St. Louis, Mo., where she has been attending a meeting of the national council of Y. W. C. A. business girls, who have been making plans for their national convention to be held in Sacramento, Cal., in April. Miss Williamson is the guest of the business girls’ department of the local Y. W. C. A. and will confer with the committees and leaders of the department while here. Other guests at the supper will be Miss Florence Risley of the finance division of the national Y. W. C. A. and Mrs. Hattie R. Chamberlin, president of the Toledo (Ohio) Y. W. C. A., who will speak on “The Relation of a Volunteer Worker to the Local Y. W. C. A.” Reservations for the supper should be made by Tuesday noon at Main 2601. Open House Butler chapter of Alpha Chi Omega sorority will hold open house from 3 to 5 Sunday afternoon at the chapter house, 33 Downey Ave., in honor of the new pledges. Miss Lucille Wilson, Miss Virginia Hampton and Miss Helen Haynes are in charge. The pledges to be honored are: Misses Emma L. Richter Elsie Gilkison Rosemary Bretzman Constance Glover Beatrice Johnson Naomi Guild Dorothy Dolby Clarabell Hacker Martha Lou Akers Maxine Jones n-tty Ammerman Gretchen Kemp Helen Baughman Carol Mayborn Edna Bierv Florence Renn Melba Foiilke Harriet Swain Myra Triller Lucille Wood Young People’s Party The Young Peopel’s Club of St. Roch’s Church, under the direction of Frank Kohlberg, will entertain with cards in the hall, 3600 S. Meridian St., Sunday afternoon and evening. A special chili supper will be served between 5 and 7.

! BARITONE SOLOIST IS GUEST ARTIST SUNDAY Thomas Broadstreet, baritone, will be the assisting artist at the weekly musical to be given by the Marott trio Sunday from 2:30 to 3:30 p. m. at the hotel. The following program will be given by the trio which includes Consuelo Couchman Rettlg, Hilda Burrichter and Maud Custer: "The Bohemian Girl” Balfe Trio “Waltz on Classic Melodies” Rosev Trio is) "The Pilot” Protheroe (and) "The Bell-Man” Forsyth Thomas Broadstreet Miniatures Frank Bridge Minuet Gavotte Allegretto Trio ' "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eves" Old English Air Auld Lang Syne Scotch Air Thomas Broadstreet Fiddlers Three Johnstone Trio Sunshine Club Bridge Mrs. Harold J. Koch will be hostess for a luncheon bridge party Wednesday for members of the Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside and their friends. The table decorations and favors will be in Hallowe’en desigm. Mrs. Koch will be assisted by: Mesdames Claude Hoover George Livingston J. Frank Holmes Otis Carmichael Lewis Fleury and. B. Goldnamer Miss Frances Eichman Pledges Honor Members The pledges- of the Lambda Pi Sigma sorority entertained with a kid party Wednesday evening, at the home of Miss Clara Rademacher, 1335 Leonard St. Acting as hostesses, with Miss Rademacher, were: Misses Nellie Bottema Anna Thieslng Bernice Thompson Lois Withrow Others present were: Misses Helen Draper Irma Lentz Dorothy Roberts Bertha Haynes Enid Lentz Edna Werner Madga Younghans Fur Hip Line A dull-surfaced velour street dress had a curly black baby lamb collar, cuffs and tdr novety, a lamb border on the waist that forms a swathed hip line.

OCT. 22, W2T

Members’ Day to Be Inaugurated JVpIIIE Woman’s Department 111 Club will hold a general meeting at noon Tuesday at tho clubhouse when members’ day will' be observed. This is the first meeting of Its kind and has been instituted this year in order that members may meet and get better acquainted. The new members, known as Perkins members, are especially invited. Each person is to bring a sandwich and coffee will be provided at the clubhouse. The chairmen of all departments will be present to explain organization of the respective groups, and reports from the Indiana Federation of ClulJs convention in Terre Haute this week will be given. The opening meeting for the fall season of the Monday Guild of the Community Welfare Department of the Women's Department Club will be held at the club house, 1705 N. Meridian St., at 2 p. m. Monday, The program will be in the nature of a reception for officers and mem- 1 bers of the guild, a group of sightless women interested in club and community work. Mrs. Robert B. Wilson will speak on “Our Past and Future.” Mrs. Eleanor Saunders will give a cornet solo, accompanied by Mrs. Inez Shirley at the piano. Mrs. W. H. Milholland will be the hostess. The recently announced officeva for the club year of the guild are: Mrs. Othniel Hitch, chairman; Mrs. Carl Dietz, vice chairman, and Mrs. W. T. Shannon, secretary treasurer. The following are the members of the motor corps, who go after and return the members of the guild to their homes: Mrs. Clark S. Wheeler. chairman Mesdames T. A. ’Bell Howcrd Lacy R. S. Etgger Carl Mote Horace G. Casady Ton- Polk McClellrn Coppock Lewis Shank Scott Doming Luther Bhlrley William Dobson W. J SlatW. E. Eshbcch J. L. Smith Ed Ferger W. C. Smith Ralph Gold rick Povd Templeton Othniel Hitch George Vn Dyke Ira Holmes Clarence Wee.ver Paul Hurt Oe >rgr M. Weaver P. A. Keller E. C. Wacker Annual Banquet for Western Alumnae Held Western College Alumnal held their annual banquet Friday night at the Columbia Club in honor of visiting teachers. The table was decorated with marigolds ancl orange tapers in black holders. Mrs. Alma Bord Rogers, president of the Indianapolis branch, was toastmistress, and spoke on “Western in My Day.” The guests were: Mesdames Margaret L. Shuler Appel Robert Aldag Jason Baker Maty Dye Beach Harry Well Lucille Bishop Cain. B. W. Gillespie D-eatur. 11l C G. Fisher Wiiheinlna Munson. S. L. Aughlnbaugh Michigan City Rav Fa tout Gertrude Schuler .1. C. Cnperton Misses Katherine Jen net to "e'iir Van Buskirk Frances McMnth Hazel Howe Gen-vlra McCoy Jane Ketchair. O-nevleve Brown Ruth Milligan Helen Thompson Clara Bird. Jane Brookbe.uk Creensburg Rebecca Goldwattht Nellie Stlpp. Gladys Fatout Michigan City Clara Goe Helen Shuller Cberllne Jameson, Lora Koch Muncle. Helen Thoms

Church Circles Active During Coming Week Mrs. W. W. Shearer, 3254 Park Ave., will entertain members of Circle 1, of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, all day Monday. Mrs. Gordon F. Miller, 515 E. Thirty-Ninth St., will give a luncheon for Dunkel Guild Tuesday at 1 p. m. Mrs. C. J. Oval. 4180 N. Pennsylvania St-., will be the hostess for the Tabernacle Auxiliary Tuesday. Thera will be a 1 o’clock luncheon followed by a program meeting. Mrs. Oval will be assisted by Mrs. Fred C. Mills. Mrs. David E. Fox, Mrs. Robert Turbull, Mrs. R. T. Fatout, Mrs. A. H. Hinkle and Mrs. A. H. Mehegan. Mrs L. A. Mansfield will give her address "Happiness and the Art of Living.” Mrs. George Erhart will give a musical program and Mrs. George Batchelor will have the devotions. Mrs. A. M. Small. 202 Washington PL, will entertain the members of Circle 4. Mrs. J. E. Shideler, leader, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Sorority Dinner Sigma Chi Delta sorority was entertained Friday evening with chicken dinenr. followed by bridge, at the home of the president, Miss Muriel Yeager. 2567 S. California St., in celebration of the eleventh anniversary of the club. A birthday gift was presented by the sorority to Miss Jess Reacock, past president. Those present were: Hazel Shedd Leab iriv.Ath Ruth Slue/" 4 BetW witt'S™ 1 * ' miYe B I U Y h cag?r UMt Ma * ie o . . Mesdanifs * HusjMl Adams F.*rl Keeler Alfred Ijummel! Wnlt ” Floor Committee Mrs. Lloyd Weiss, general chairmain of the seventh annual dance of the women’s organization, National Association Retail Druggists, to be given Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, in the ballroom of the Columbia Club, has appointed the following men members of the floor committee: Messrs. Llovd Weiss Edward Feraer W, F. Holmes William n. nv-und Fred Dunnlngton Charles B Stoltz Qporge Oren Mark Jett * James E. Sproule R. E. Snoddv J. T Oel'” .1 T. Pocas Mrs. W. F. Holmes is president of the local chapter and Mrs. William C. Freund, chairman of publicity.