Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 232, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1929 — Page 16

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Honor Club Members at Travis Home Mrs. f iiius O. Travis and wives or the Indiana supreme and apjellatc courts, entertained today at the Travis home. 3107 College avenue with a buffet luncheon in h-jaor of members of the State Assembu Woman's Club. More than seventy guests attended. The dinin': room was lighted v th tall red tapers. Hostesses with Mrs Travis were M r idames David Myers, B'. jamin Willoughby. ClarO’cfl Martin Willard Gemmel. Eli; . lock year. Noel Neal. Wilis C. ?.• Mahon. FVed J. Byers and Ci ri.'s Peny Dining' the afternoon Mrs. J- F. Edwards gave a talk and members of the Alpha Chi Omega quartet sane. <7ub 1 o Give Tea Members of the Asm mbiy club will en ertain with a tea Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred -J. Byers. 3723 North Pennsylvania street. A meeting of the house and social committee was held Thursday at the Columbia Club with Mrs. William F. Hodges, president, in charge. The committee is composed of Mesdames Elam Guernsey. Bedford; Grace Banta Urbahns. Roy Street. Lafayette; William Sforen, Scottsburg: F. J. Byers. Charles F. Miller and Julia Nelson. Tea Set for March 6 Mrs. Harry G. Leslie, wife of the Governor of Indiana, will be hostess for a tea March 6 at the Governor’s mansion. A tea and .style show will be held in L. S. Ayres tearoom by L. S. Ayres & Cos. An invitation has been received by the club from Dr. Kenosha Sessions to visit the Indiana girls* school Tuesday afternoon. The regular luncheon meeting will be held at the Cla.vpool hotel Wednesday. Feb. 27. A musical program will be given by the Ball Teachers’ college. A tour through the Riley hospital will be made March 1. JUNIOR LEAGUELEADER GUEST IN INDIANA POL IS Mrs. Sylvester Johnson. 3668 Central avenue, president of the Indianap’olis Junior League, has as her house guest Mrs. John E. Patterson. Kansas City, Mo., regional director of Section 15 of the National Junior League. Mrs. Patterson will be a special guest at the general meeting of the Indianapolis Junior League to be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Feb. 25. at. the Propylaeunt, where she will report the regional conference at Omaha. Neb., as will the following delegates from Indianapolis: Mrs. R. Wynn Owen, 1459 North Delaware street; Mrs. John Ott, 531 Central court, north, and Mrs. Edwin McNally. 113 West Forty-first street.

ROSE MAR Y MURRA Y IN HOTEL WEDDING Miss Rosemary Murray, daughter of Samuel R. Murray, Milwaukee. Wis„ became the bride of Harold Reames at 6:30 Thursday evening in the blue room of the Spink-Arms hotel. The service was read by the Rev. Frederick E. Taylor. The bride was attended by Miss Katherine Kirsch, who wore orchid georgette and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Daniel Gerig, Goshen, ■was best man. The bride wore a gown of white georgette and carried a shower bouquet of orchids, valley lilies and white roses. Following the ceremony dinner was served. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Reames will be at home at 1402 North Alabama street. SORORITY*TO GIVE BOWERY PARTY A “'Bowery” party will be given this evening at the home of Miss Marguerite Geizendanner. 2120 Ashland avenue, by members of Phi Gamma Tau sorority for their guests. The hostess and Miss Violet will give an Apache dance. Guests wil include Mesdames Richard Mary, John Achors and Herman Adams: Misses Marie Stone. Gwendolyn McKay. Anna Harkema, Jxjrraine Greeley, Gladys Mitchell, Edna Shively. Glendora Osborne and Thelma Smith The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. William Pierce; Misses Edna Bleakney and Dorothy Prater. Valentine Party Mrs. Francis Dickman, 556 Eugene street, was hostess Wednesday for a Valentine party for members of the Owl club and their guests. Appointments and decorations were carried out in red and white hr Valentine designs. Among the guests were Miss Julia Bollrath; Misses Mavis and Louise Call. Martha Borden, Dorothy Kay and Ruth Schnider. Valentine Dinner Mrs. C. F. Kirkman. 547 Oakland avenue, entertained Thursday evening with a Valentine dinner party at the Sherman Inn. Covers were laid for sixteen guests. Sorority Bridge Party Indiana Beta chapter. Delta Sigma sorority, will entertain this evening with a bridge party at the Hocsier Athletic Club. Those in charge are Mesdames Loretta Hart. Daisy Risher. Betty Smart and Doris Nelson. Compliment Guest Miss Rosemary McGlone and Miss Margaret Dwyer Kokomo, gave a dinner-bridge at the Frances hotel in compliment to their guest Miss Mary Mathias. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

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A courtesy musicale will be given at 8:15 this evening at the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church by the Shirley brothers. On the program will be the Edison quartet, of which Mr. Morris is a member. Others in the quartet are Charles McCarty, Vaughn Cornish and Harry Calland. E. W. Marshall, head ol the dramatic department of the Indianapolis College of Music and Fine Arts, will be the reader. Miss Harriet Payne, violinist, and Miss Marguerite McCarty, pianist, will also appear on the program.

DEAN WELLS AND DICK MILLER TALK Members of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Woman’s Club were told that Indiana university will have to receive increased support from the present legislature or continue its present program of denial of education to hundreds of Hoosier applicants annually, by Miss Agnes E. Wells, dean of women at Indiana university, when they met for a forum hour at 7 o’clock Thursday evening. She nointed out that figures show shat the combined appropriation for Purdue Indiana universities in 1928 was 40 per cent less than appropriations for like institutions in other states of the north central group. Following her talk. Dick Miller, president of the City Trust Company. gave the regular address at 8 o’clock. MRS. JOHN RAINIER TO ENTERTAIN SATURDAY Mrs. John F. Rainier, 2716 Sutherland avenue, will be hostess Saturday for a musicale tea to be given by Indianapolis alumnae chapter, kappa Alpha Theta sorority, for members of the organization. Mrs. Thomas Luckett is chairman of the hostess committee. She will be assisted by Mesdames Ralph Ness’er. Russell Bosart, George Batchelor, Frances Insley. Allen Maxwell. Howland Johnson. John L. Fuller. Anna Carlsted and Floyd Mannon: Misses Louise Wills. Virginia Kingsbury and Hazel Van Wie. Mrs. Carl Nessler is in charge of a musical program. Preceding the musical, an important, business session will be held. Mothers’ Club Meets The monthly meeting of Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers’ Club was held today at the chapter house, 4546 Nort h Pennsylvania street. Luncheon was served at 12:30 p.. m. with Mrs. Charles Brossman as chariman of the committee in charge. Mrs. George C. Fin frock was the speaker. A musical program was presented by Mrs. Frank B. Nusbaum. contralto, and Miss Martha Belle Pierce, pianist. Dinner Dance The Employes Association of the People's State bank entertained Wednesday evening with a dinner and dance at. the Sherman Inn. Dinner was served at 6:30 at tables decorated with bouquets of red carnations. Prizes were awarded in contests and motion pictures shown.

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Singer From Kokomo Will Make Debut Miss Miriam Klein, lyric soprano. the daughter of E. Klein, Kokomo business man, will make her initial appearance in grand opera, singing the role of Mimi in “La Boheme” by Puccini, at the opera house in Lucera. Italy, Saturday. She also will sing in “Paglacci” and other operas. Miss Klein has been studying in Italy for two years under Mario Malatesta. She has been instructed in acting by the Russian teache. and actor, Bravestra. Prior to going abroad she had spent some time ;in New York with Sanger. She also had a period of study with , leading voice teachers in Chicago. Miss Klein began her musical studies while a pupil in the Kokomo public schools. One of her first teachers was David Baxter, Indianapolis. A tour of Germany and England is planned for the opera company of w T hich Miss Klein is a member after Italian engagement. She will come to America for a series of concerts in the early summer.

Central Figures Chosen for Cast of Fund Pageant The three “central figures” for a pageant which will be a feature of the ninth annual dinner meeting of the Indianapolis Community Fund, have been chosen, Mrs. Eugene Fife, director, announces. They are Miss Lucinda Smith, portraying “Miss Indianapolis”, Miss Maja Brownlee, representing the Community Fund and Miss Mary Florence Fletcher, the Council of Social Agencies. The annual meeting will be held Wednesday night in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel. The pageant cast will be composed of forty persons, including the three central figures and one person representing each of the thirty-seven member organizations of the fund. First dress rehearsal is to be held at 2 Sunday afternoon at the Cropsey auditorium of the public library. Reservations are being received by Mrs. Peter C. Reilly at the Indianapolis Community Fund offices in the Meyer-Kiser Bank building. It is imperative, Mrs. Reilly reports, that reservations be made as early as possible for it is likely less than 500 persons can be accommodated. GOVERNOR AND WIFE HONORED BY CLUB Governor and Mrs. Harry G. Leslie were guests of honor Thursday night at the annual Valentine dinner-dance of the Kiwanis Club at the Columbia Club. More than 250 persons attended. Jack Quill was master of ceremonies. Entertainment numbers were given Mrs. Charles Gaunt, Fred Weber, Morrison Davis and Robert H. Bryson, postmaster, who delivered Valentine mail to guests. Mrs. Fred Horuff was in charge of the annual bridge tournament. Members c>f the entertainment committee were R. P. Oblinger, chairman ■ Roy R. Blair and Robert J. Heuslein. Dance to Be Planned Miss Naomi B. Girard, president of Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau sorority, will preside at its business meeting to be held at 8 this evening at the home of Miss Sara Suddarth. 438 South Rural street. Plans for a spring dance will be discussed. All members are urged to attend. Ritual pledgeshn- services were held at the last meeting for Misses Lew Ella Hickman, Lillian Allen and„ Irma Reese. Sorority Meeting Members of Gamma Phi Sigma, sorority will meet this evening at the home of Miss Frances Bridge, 3710 North Illinois street.

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MRS. W. H. ADAMS SPEAKS AT MEETING Mrs. Will H. Adams. 3970 Winthrop avenue, was the principal speaker today at the spring meeting of the Federated Missionary Society. held in the Central Methodist church, Richmond. Her subject was “Workers Together With Him.” The session opened at 10::25 with a program of talks by missionary mem-, berr of the city churches. A play. “Darkness and Dawn in China,” written by the Rev. Howard M. Augustine, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Richmond, was presented. Luncheon was served at noon. Following the afternoon session. a meeting of the executive board was held. Mrs. W. J. Blackmore is president of the federated Missionary Society.

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Reports on Nu rse Work in January The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Public Health Nursing Association was held Thursday morning in the director’s room of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke, president, presided. Miss Edna Hamilton, superintendent, reported 6.650 calls made by the staff in January, caring for 2,255 patients. One hundred and thirty new babies and mothers were cared for by nurses, requiring 2,837 calls. Three hundred and one crippled children were treated by nurses, requiring 494 visits. Miss Hamilton said approximately 300 crippled children of school age in Indianapolis can not have educational advantages because there is only room for sixty in the rooms set aside in School 5, for cripples. Reports Two Gifts The nurses will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Robert Dorsey, 4466 Guilford avenue, at dinner, Wednesday, Feb. 27. Mrs. Louis Burckhardt reported the receipt of SI,OOO from George Mueller as a memorial to his wife and SIOO from Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., to establish Caroline Scott Harrison Memorial Anniversary day, Oct, 1. The president announced an alldav institute to be held March 20 at the Ball residence of the university hospitals, for board members and staff executives of nursing associations of Indianapolis and surrounding territory. Board Members Chosen Mrs. Mortimer C. Furscott was elected to fill an unexpired term on the board to 1930. Mesdames Montgomery Lewis, Edwin McNally and Deborah Moore were chosen to fill terms until 1931. Those aft the meeting were Mesdames Clarke, Dorsey, Burckhard, Charles F. Meyer, Jr., William H. Insley, Robert Bryce, M. F. Millholland, Christopher B. Coleman, James A. Bauden, F. R. Kautz, Ronald Green. B. J. Terrell, William A. Eshbach, Benjamin D. Hitz, Niles Chapman and M. C. Furscott; Misses Julia Walk and Helen Sheerin.

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Miss Geneva Applegate and Miss Marie Small, 617 North East street, are spending several days at Niagara Falls, N. Y. MARY ROSE TAGUE WED IN HOME RITE The marriage of Miss Mary Rose Tague. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tague, 3844 East New York street, and Eric Curt Melaun, took place at 8::30 Thursday evening at the home of her parents, the Rev. Ambrose Aegerter reading the service. Miss Sibyl Taylor, the bride’s only attendant, wore rose beige cyepe and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas. Herman Melaun, brother of tne bridegroom, was best man. The bride wore cliquet georgette and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and pink sweet peas. A reception followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Melaun are on a trip through the east. They will be at home after March 1 at 621 East Forty-ninth street, HONOR RECENT BRIDE WITH SURPRISE SHOWER Honoring Mrs. Garritt Bates, formerly Miss Cecil Ziegler, whose marriage took place recently, Miss Esther Gebauer entertained Thursday evening at her home, 4415 Carrollton avenue, with a surprise shower. Appointments and decorations were in Valentine colors and designs. Gifts were presented by little Billy Hart. Guests were Misses Janet Higgins, Louise Hart, Marguerite Johnson. Pearl Kertz, Virginia Stormes, Gladys Leslie and Kay Zif gler.

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MRS. W. G. STEVENS ENTERTAINS FOR CLUB Mrs. W. G. Stevens, 906 North Oxford street, entertained members of the Friday Afternoon Literary Club with a luncheon today at the Sherman Inn. Mrs. Alva Rhodes was a guest of honor. A table was decorated with a centerpiece of red and white carnations. Following luncheon, Miss Gertrude Rhodes spoke on a trip abroad. Mrs. S. L. Shurte gave a talk on France. Members who attended were Mesdames T. A. O'Dell, Victor B. Hargitt, Enos Banderman. Homer Rettig, Ernest Trittipo. Edgar Brown, Robert Kemper, William Oldridge, J. E. Williamson. Claude Smith. Ernest Prosch, Charles Dwyer. Jesse Preston. S. L. Shurte and Miss Alvira Clark. SIGMA PHI GAM MATO GIVE VALENTINE PARTY Members of Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will hold a regular meeting this evening at the Columbia Club. A special rT’ram in keeping with the Valentine season will be given. Hostcrres will be Miss Doris West and Miss Wilma Wheatcraft. Miss Josephine Hoffman will be initiated following the program. Mrs. Leroy Wilson and Mrs. Kenneth Hendryx will be special guests. j un iorTen Women WILL MEET SATURDAY Members of the newly formed Junior League of American Pen Women will meet for luncheon Saturday at 12:30 p. m. at the Columbia Club. The league, a branch of the Indiana organization of the League of American Pen Women, was organized under direction of Mrs. Newton Wray, Upland. Miss Martha Pittinger is president. Other officers are: Vice-presi-dent, Miss Viriginia Grishaw: second vice-president, Miss Virginia Flowers, and secretary, Miss Ethel Mary Ostrom. Once-a-Month Club Mrs. Fred Steinhauer entertained Thursday afternoon at her home, 406 North New Jersey street, for members of the Once-a-Month Social Club. Those who attended were Mesdames John Giles, Mack Braughton, Chris Moltan, Robert Ribble, David Rathfon, James Hogsdon and Edward Buck. Mrs. Davis Entertains Mrs. Edgar L. Davis, 2263 North Delaware street, entertained with a luncheon today at her nome for members of the Indianapolis Alpha Club of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Harold Sutherlin, Russell Fish, Carl Daugherty and Foster Clippinger. Art Director to Speak Mrs. Ella Bond Johnston, director of the Richmond Art Association, will lecture Saturday before the Woman's Department club on “The Glory That Was Greece.” An exhibit of paintings by Hoosier artists will be held in connection with the meeting. Fourth Monthly Ball The fourth formal monthly ball to be given by the Marott hotel for resident guests and their friends, will be held Thursday evening. Invitations were issued today. A special program in keeping with Washington’s birthday will be given. Cards and Banco Alpha Club, Alfarata council, Daughters of Pocahontas, will entertain with a card and bunco party at the home of Mrs. Lillie Fraul, 528 Wodlawm avenue, at 8 Saturday evening. Mrs. Lulu Kretsch will be chairman.

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—National Photo. Miss Wanda Fierek Sigma Phi sorority will entertain this evening at the Marott hotel with a benefit card party. Miss Wanda Fierek is chairman in charge of the affair. Tickets have been sold for fifty tables. Assisting Miss Fierek are Misses Ethel Eaasch. Dorothy DeHaven and Mary Stow. Miss Edna Fevrier is chairman of the candy booth.

Valentine Fete Given Sorority by Hester Cole Beta Tau sorority entertained Thursday evening with a Valentine bridge party at the home of Miss Hester Cole, 55 South Hawthorne Lane, Decorations and appointments were in keeping with the Valentine season. Guests included Mesdames R. C. Booker, Paul Metcalfe, Margaret Kimmel, Marie Wampner and Roselia Meixner; Misses Pauline Staley, Edith McEiroy, Carmon Nye, Mildred Waters, Marie Stoner and Dolores Skeliey. Members present included Mesdames Charles Brockman, Harry Parsons. Harry Mayers, Mildred German and Ona Brooks; Misses Golda Heidrich, Bea Vickery, Margaret Hughes and Lucille Muiss. Give Farewell Party A farewell party in honor of Miss Lucile Durrer who will leave soon for an extended visit in Los Angeles, Cal., was given Thursday evening at the Frances hotel, Kokomo, by Misses Mary Catherine Faucett, Ruth Ann Perrin, Adeline Garrard and Mrs. Paul Record. Miss Lewis to Be Hostess Miss Jeanette Lewis, 1022 Temple avenue, will entertain members of Gamma Phi Rho sorority this evening at her home. Bunco Party Miss Eva Catherine Moore. 44 South Denny street, will be hostess at 8:30 this evening for a bunco party to be given by Bethel No. 1, Job’s Daughters. Washington Bridge Miss Bertha Leming and Miss Lois Anderson will entertain at their home, 526 East Fall Creek boulevard, with a Washington bridge party Saturday evening, Feb. 23.

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Pledges of lota Kappa Entertain Pledges of lota Kappa sororitj entertained Wednesday evening with a “kid frolic” and Valentine party at the home of Miss Helen White, 1957 Park avenue. Members of the sorority and their friends, were guests. The house was decorated with red and white, in Valentine designs. Favors were large candy suckers, tied with salmon and gray ribbons. Miss Mary Louise Metsker, who has attended all meetings for the past two years, was given a silver bracelet, hearing the sorority crest. Pledges who assisted the hostess with arrangements for the party were Mrs. Burton Canady, Mrs. Maude Fiscus and Miss Mary Lee. Guests and members present were Mrs. Ward Hunter and Mrs. Randle Willis; Misses Pauline Duncan. Ruby Stinger, Margaret Bandendistel. Clara Johnson. Elma Conklin. Pamela Murray, Jane Schowalter. Roberta Cameron, Artie Gibson. Kathryn Snow, Dorothy Masters. Bobbie and Winona Merrifield. Florine Musselman, Genevieve Smith and Thelma Bird. Keep Evergreens Damp See that the soil around your evergreens does not lack water this month. Much winter killing is due to “freezing dry.” Soak them well with water on mild days. No harm will be done by water freezing around them. If you have evergreens in your window boxes keep them well watered, too.

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