Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1929 — Page 10

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Musicians of District to Play Here Young artists* and students' contests (or the Great Lake, district of the National Federation of Music Clubs vill be held in Indianapolis Tuesday. Winners in the state contests. conducted in Indianapolis last week by the Indiana Federation of Music Club' , will compete. Winners in recent state contests held by the music federations ot Michigan and Ohio, which are included in the district. also will be entered. Indiana entrants will be: Young artists—Miss Louise Dauner, violinist,, pupil of Ferdinand Schaefer Miss Marie Zorn, pianist, pupil of Willard McGregor; Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, vocalist, pupil of Isadore Lucketone, New York and Harold Beam, vocalist, pupil of Glenn Friermood. all of Indianapolis. Students?— Frederick Weber. Indianapolis. organist, pupil of Cheston Heath: Jean Forsythe, Ft. Wayne, pupil of Florence Trumbull, Chicagoj Carl Groulcff, violinist. Greensburg and Indianapolis, pupil of Hugh McGibeny; Blanche Bradley, Hobert. vocalist, pupil of William Phillips of the Burch conservatory. Chicago. Winners Go to National Winners of district contests will fake part in the national contests to be. held in conjunction with the biennial convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs in Boston June 9 to 16. National contest winners will rcctive prize money and the backing of nalional federation for future jnusical careers. They also will be guests at a banquet to be given at the national convention by the National Federation's Past Presidents’ Assembly, whose membership is made up of past, presidents of the federated musical clubs. Ail contestants are required to be native-born citizens of the United States or naturalized citizens, or children of naturalized parents, if parents reside in the United States. Contestants must have lived in the United States more than one-half their lives and must have received their entire musical training here in the ten years immediately preceding the contest. They are required to perform entirely without words or music. Student contest entrants are between 16 and 24 years old. Young artist entrants are between 20 and 32. Pictures of all state contest winners, including those of the recent junior contests conducted by the Indiana federation, will be exhibited at. the Boston biennial convention. Luncheon for Visitors All district contest judges and other out-of-town visitors will be entertained by the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale and its president. Mrs. Robert Blakcman. with a luncheon .*■ the Highland Golf and Country Club at 1 o'clock Tuesday. Members ot the local club and the federation’s state board also are invited to attend. Reservations must be made immediately with Mrs. Harvey B. Martin. 4631 Park avenue. Mrs. Arthur Holmes Morse. Cincinnati. national contest chairman, will be present at the luncheon and attend the contests. Mrs. Louise George, contest chairman of the Indiana federation, will conduct the contests. They will be held in the Woman's Department Club home. 1702 North Meridian street, and the Y. W. C. A.. 392 North Pennsylvania street. May Luncheon of Alpha Phi Held at Grimes Home Mrs. Ray D. Grimes was hostess today at the May luncheon meeting for members of Indianapolis Alpha Phi alumnae at her home. 3410 North Meridian street. Mrs. Robert Stokes. Mrs. M. B. Esterline and Mrs. George Moffett assisted the hostess. The luncheon tables were decorated with iris and pink tulips and lighted with pink tapers. Pink crystal service was used. Guests were Mrs. William Caiible, Mrs. George T. Adamson. Mrs. John McDonald. Mrs. Irvin McDonald. Mrs - . Harry Mason. Mrs. Horace Wright. Mrs. Rav Northway. Mrs. J. C. Carter. Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. David Miller. Mrs. Neil Grider. Mrs. A. S.. Rowe. Mrs. Arthur Dixon. Mrs. Wood Moll. Mrs. James Ruddel and Miss Amy Glendenning.

Camp Fire Girls

Camp Fire Guardians’ Association fc-ill meet Wednesday for a surprise partv. Every guardian is asked to be at. the Camp Fire office at 5:30. A. letter of further instruction "ill be sent to each guardian by Monday. Next committee of awards will bo held Saturday morning. May 25. in Cropsey hall of the public library from 9 until 11 o'clock. This is the last meeting of the committee until fall, so all girls wishing to take rank this summer should plan to be there. Rank requirement blanks must be obtained from the Camp Fire office, filled out and returned by Friday. May 24. Anahan group of the West Washington Presbyterian church had a spread at the home of the guardian. Mrs. T. J. Simpson. A ceremonial will be held this week. A talk on Camp Fire girls. “Who They Are and What They Do." was given Wednesday by Miss Bernice Boynton, executive secretary, at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher Club of School 78. Miss Jane Laßlant. a Camp Fire girl of Shunuya group. SDoke on Why I Am a Camp Fire Girl" at the "Over-the-Teacups Club' Friday, at the home of Mrs. '"Willis Bugbee. Shuinala group of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church is making books to be sent to the hospital. A Mother-Daughter banquet will be given by this group. At the regular meeting of the Otyokwa group, the girls won a handcraft honor by darning stocking

THREE BRIDES AND A BRIDE-TO-BE

to Entertain Is Heard By ' • '' . A iStaSS* SS h-Vore. a M.steri bv Mrs. M. D. Did- ; i ~ ~, r , . . ~„„ , ... ! ■ , frock. Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs .i. and Mrs. Dante L. Conner wnl | -'i l||jk ' Clarence Underwood. Mrs. Mortimei r vr n ' he proer T' Mn V Dl^? y Furscott, Mrs. John K. Jones. Mrs .1’ mye a musucal monolog Tlw MPfißi John Carter. Mrs. Lehman Dunning .a.’ of a Mo hn ai c . >. l||lp Mrs. Frank Wampler, Mrs’. Jacl one will give sketches or The i Goodman. Mrs. Ward B. Heinner lack Mammy in the Old South- | Mrs. Warren K. Mannon. Mrs. Gull _ . , . ~ I ford Mottier. Mrs. David Lamereux Mrs. DeVore. accompanied by Mrs. g ' £ Mr.-, n. n. whistler. Mrs. S. B onner, will sing When Mj Mothei oSmS Vasev, Mrs. Minnie B. Mick Mr s

Monday Clu b to Entertain Da ug lite rs Members of the Monday Club will observe Mothers’ and Daughters’ day Monday at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street. Member will be called to order at 2:30 for a short, business ; session. The program will begin at 3 o'clock, with the president, Mrs. George Wannoth. presiding. Mrs. W. D. Long and Mrs. Blanche DeVore. assisted by Mrs. M. D. Did- i way and Mrs. Dante L. Conner, will present the program. Mrs. Didway will give a musical monolog. “The Portrait of a Mother,” and Mrs. Long will give sketches of “The Black Mammy in the Old South- j land.” Mrs. DeVore. accompanied by Mrs. ; Conner, will sing “When My Mother j Sings,” by Clokey; “Songs My | Mother Taught Me.” Dvorak: "Life.'' by Curran; and “Floods' of Spring,” : by Rachmaninoff. Members are privileged to bring j their daughters or one guest each. Mrs. Henry VanGrimmenstein and ; Miss Lucile Stewart are in charge of ! the program.

VASSAR ALUMNAE HAVE LUNCHEON

Forty graduates and former students of Vassar college attended the Founder's day luncheon at 1 o'clock today at the Fropylaeum. As is the custom, Henry N. MacCracken, president of Vassar, wrote a mes-

sage for alumnae and former students. which was read at the luncheon. The same message was read at Founder's day celebrations throughout, the country. Following luncheon, Mrs. Dorothy Dugan Goodrich, retiring president, had charge of installation of new officers. Mrs. Walter Bieling is the new president. Other officers are: Vice-president, Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes; secretary, Miss Caroline Richardson, and treasurer, Miss Evelyn Barnes.

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Mrs. Rav Harris

Installation of new officers for the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority iook place Thursday night. Mrs. Bay Harris installed as new treasurer.

Indiana Harpists Will Hold Last Season Session Mrs. Frederick Dale, 5640 Central avenue, will be hostess tonight at her liome for the final meeting of the season of the Indiana Chapter of Harpists. An ensemble of six harps and solo numbers will be included in the program. Assisting guests will be Miss Marguerite Billo. violinist; Miss Virginia Leyenberger, cellist: and Frederick Dale, barytone. Harpists will be Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt-Koehne, president; Mrs. Alberta McCain Gaun\ Mrs. Frederick bale. Miss Marjorie Call. Miss Georgia Lacey. Miss Bennie Henderson Oberholser. Miss Bertha Gehr Miller, and Miss Betty Baker. The host and hostess will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taggart. “Kid” Party Arranged Miss Mabel Pressley was elected president of Beta chapter. Theta Sigma Delta sorority, at a recent meeting. Other officers are: Vicepresident. Miss Mildred Van Horn; secretary. Miss Helen Meikle, and treasurer Miss Mabel Skinner. Next business meeting will be held tonight at the home of Miss Kathleen Spear. 914 South East street. It will be a “kid" part*.

Mrs. Edward C. Ridlen (left) was Miss Angelina Phillips before her marriage Sunday (Platt photo). Miss Ruby Pollick (center) became the bride of Manford Duncan at the home of her parents’, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pollock May 4 (Platt photo). The marriage of Miss Elva Olson (right) and Arthur Rahn took place May 1 (Photo by Piatti. The engagement of Miss Flora Hermann (at side, below i to Charles H. Schludecker, son of Mrs. Frances Schludecker, 1433 Union street, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Lena Hermann, 1461 Union street. The wedding will take place June 12 at Sacred Heart church. Travel Club to Give Its Annual Spring Banquet Members of the International Study and Travel Club will hold their annual spring dinner in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel Wednesday night. Mrs. S. R. Artman will lecture on “Education and Schools of Norway.” Miss Edna Frances Phinney will play during the dinner hour. A program will be given by Mrs. Charles Breece and Mrs. O. L. Fevrier, soloists, with Mrs. William Hitz and Mrs. Irving Blue as accompanists; Miss Helen Starost, pianist, and Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Mrs. Henry Roberts and Mrs. John Brist intine, vocal trio. Mrs. J. A. Cameron, federation president, will give greetings. Mrs. Vincent Binager will have charge of the program. Mrs. David Ross, national president of the Indorsers of Photoplays; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, honorary president of the Penwomen of Indiana; and Mrs. Grace Julian Clark, nationally known writer and club woman, will be special guests.

Girl Scout News

Camp Delwood opens July 1. Tire rally will be held Manual Training high school athletic field June 1. starting promptly at 2 o'clock, so plan to be there a little before that time. If it should rain on that date, the rally will be called off. as there is no place to hold it indoors. Luck Daily received a midget pin as a prize for selling the most cookies in Troop 34. The following new candidates were reported during the last week: Troop 19. Jennie Vidrich, Margaret Morris, lola Buchanan. Virginia Patterson. Ruth Smith; Troop 14, Lorene Dalton, Mary Ana Bess, Martha Wilson, Mary McAfee; Troop 22, Helen Duclewall, Betty Jane Rice; Troop 46. Jean Racer, Dorothy Banister; Troop 28. Marian Dunkin: Troop 1. Elsie Kitter, Beatrice Toops. Betty McMath. Marie Schlueter, Lucile Acton, Maxine Mikesell. Lois Price: Troop 37. Helen Muterspaugh, Margaret Sweeney, Dorothy Jessup; Troop 42. Maxine Ellis. Mary Jane Williams: Troop 18. Mary Ellen Billiard and Ella Thomas. Troop 9. which meets at Orchard school, took a hike last Wednesday instead of holding a regular meeting. Doughnuts and apples were found at the end of the treasure trail, which was laid by Mary Vance Trent and Eileen Booker. Girls who were invested as Tenderfoot Scouts are: Troop 42, Thelma Cook. Grace Cook. Suzanne Sturgeon. Dorothy Winters: Troop 13. Ethel Cohen: Troop 47. Ruth Emily Yesbera, Phyllis Ferguson: Troop 28. Bernetta Harrel. Virginia DePrez: Troop 45. Eugenia Martz and Katherine Fansler. The camp number of the salute is ready. Will leaders please call at the office for their quota, or send one of their older girls. We are eager that each girl receive a copy, so we suggest that you call as soon as possible

THE INDIAKAPOIte TIMES

Civic Talk Is Heard By Tea Guest Mrs. Sue Hamilton Yeaton entertained with a tea at. her apartment in the Marott. hotel this afternoon. Mrs. Elsa Hubner Olsen, organizer for women of the Indianapolis City Manager league, talked on “The Indianapolis City Manager Charter.” Guests* were Mrs. Frank Hatfield. Mrs. Charles Buchanan, Mrs. George Marott, Mrs. George Finfrock. Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. Clarence Underwood, Mrs. Mortimer Furscott, Mrs. John K. Jones, Mrs. John Carter. Mrs. Lehman Dunning. Mrs. Frank Wampler, Mrs. Jack Goodman, Mrs. Ward B. Heinner, Mrs. Warren K. Mannon, Mrs. Guilford Mottier, Mrs. David Lamereux, Mrs. N. N. Whistler. Mrs. S. B. Vasey, Mrs. Minnie B. Mick, Mrs. Clara Nichols. Mrs. Della Early. Mrs. Elizabeth Collier. Miss Flora Torrence, Miss Anna Torrence, Miss Lena Swope. Miss Grace Black, Miss Gertrude Thuembler, Miss Helen Thornton. Miss Esther Thornton, Miss Hulda Hansen. Miss Rena Clayton and Miss Charlotte Carter. Hoiwr Mrs. McConnell Mrs. Robert Kerr McConnell will be guest of honor at a tea to be j given from 4 to 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. May 21. by Mrs. Fred C. Gardner and Mrs. Jesse Fletcher at the home o f Mrs. Gardner, 4131 North Meridian street.

CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

MONDAY Members of the Indianapolis Literary Club will hear Frederick E. Matson talk on ‘‘The Modern College System” at the meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house, 524 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. L. R. Cartwright and Mrs. B. F. Leib will be hostesses for the meeting of the Present Day Club in the Harrison room of the Columbia Club. Mrs. C. W. Cauble will talk on “Western Waterway Development,” and Mrs. J. W. Selvage on “St. Lawrence.” t Mcfther and Daughter day will be observed by members of the Monday Club at the meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house. 824 North Pennsylvania street. Members may bring daughters or one guest. Members of the executive board of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will meet at the home of the president, Mrs. Robert Blakeman, 3848 North Pennsylvania street, at 10 o’clock. Delta Zeta Psi sorority will hold its regular business meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 o’clock. Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club will meet at the chapter house. Luncheon will be served. Mrs. Gay May, Mrs. Edward Short, and Mrs. W. A. Snodgrass will be hostesses. Annual election will be held. TUESDAY Guest day will be observed by members of the Irvington Tuesday Club at the home of Miss Anna Lott. 322 Downey avenue. Mrs. K. T. Garten will give a travel talk. A May day program in charge of Mrs. Frank W. Cregor, chairman; Mrs. Daugherty Sheerin and Mrs. Gilbert McNutt will be given at the home of Mrs. Walter Kuhn, 4103 North Illinois street, for members of the Proctor Club. Members of the Inter Alia Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Roy Slaughter, 150 Buckingham drive. Mrs. Walter G. Earll will talk on “Belgian Lace Tea Cloths,” and Mrs. Jesse A. Roush “The Russian Copper Samovar,” Members of the Independent Social Club will celebrate their twentythird anniversary at the Columbia Club with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Everette A. Hunt and lifts. Frank Shellhouse will be hostesses. Artemus Club members will hold their regular business meeting at the home of Mrs. A. E. Brown, 410 West Thirtieth street. Plans will be made for the June party. _ Members of Indianapolis Chapter, No. 20. Women's Organization of Retail Druggists, will entertain with a May luncheon meeting at the chapter house. Mrs. Edward Enners is chairman in charge. A playlet will be given by Mrs. Er.ners and her committee following the business session. Christ church branch of the Girls’ Friendly society will entertain with its annual Mothers’ and Daughters’ banquet. Members of the Zonta Club will have a dinner meeting at 6:15 in the Harrison room of the Columbia Club. WEDNESDAY Members of the Hoosier Tourist Club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. P. Aspinall, 5688 Guilford avenue. Mrs. H. K. Fa tout will talk on "Land of Wales.” and Mrs. Sherman Mott will have as her subject, “Welsh Cities.” Mrs. Maggie Kinser, 531 South New Jersey street, will be hostess for the meeting of the New Era Club. Roll call will be responded to

Dance Pupils of Y. W. Will Give Recital Tiny boys and girls in flower costumes will open the program of the annual spring recital of dancing pupils of Miss Verna Nash, instructor in the health education department of the Y. W. C. A.. Monday night in Hollenbeck hall. All pupils of the department will take part in the program, which will be in two sections, infant and junior pupils in the first part and the adult pupils in the second. “In a Flower Garden.” the smallest dancers will appear as follows: Patsy Pflelber, rosebud; Dorothy Masters, Jane Grimmer. Marion Stewart. Helen Brinkworth, Mary Helen Calbert, Leo Struther Jr., Eleanor Mauch. La Verne Kirkland, flower bouquet; Barabara. June Crofts, rainbow: Teddy Mauch and Mary' Ellen Gingrich, two tiny sweethearts; Betty Jane Bleeke, moonbeam. Juniors on this section of the program are Annetta Cohn. Elizabeth Smith, Eleanor Vale, Mary Alice Adkins. Joan Ferguson, Susanna Masters, Yolanda Voucher, in ‘‘AH Aboard the Kiddies’ Special”; Marjorie Raiser and Suzanna Kemp, Dutch sweethearts: Bemadine Faulk, acrobatic dance; Edith Fibiger, Elizabeth Master, Janet McDougal. Elizabeth Marlowe, Ruth Williams. Wynona Taylor. Anna Lee Craiglc. Dorothy Jean Hendrickson, Masters, Betty Jean Kreutzinger, hopok dance; Anna Clifford, Helen Croft, Waneatah Taylor, Janet Morgan, Mary White, cane dance; Leona Perry, Nora Hester and Bemadine Faulk, high steppers; Dorothy Martinet, orientale. Part two of the program will be given by the adult students. Lilly Burres. Helen McGahev, Thelma Patterson and Susan Whittaker, tip top tappers; Margaret Tracy. | Ruth Oeftering, tango; Genevieve' Furnas, Edna Johnson. Hazel Brown, Alma Pieper, Zelma Smith, Eleanor Blackledge, valsette; Dorothy Martinet, valse Lucile; Verna McTaggart. Mary Lou Matlock, Harriet Orr, Ida Lurie. Lovie Dye, Louise Bemdt, maidens; Ruth Anderson and Marie Vick, “whoopee stomp;” Louise Barnett, Stella Blass, Annabella Land, Cora Stierwalt. Clara Noffke, Louise Harrel, waltz clog; Lena Fortney, evening star; Pearl Leonard, Marjorie Meyer, Elsie Lipp. Lenore Cole. Esther Howe, military tap: Ruth Oeftering, solo tap; Alice Stall wood, Ethel Gage, i Marie Losche, Marie Schlensker, pony chorus; Laura Williams. Alice Marie Oland. jockeys; Violet Carter, Alice June Holloway, Jeanette AUman. Bonnie Lou Oberholtzer, Hazel Meadows and Marie Lauck, jazz routine.

with names. of recent publications. Mrs. W. H. Ghere will review “The Magic Garden.” Mrs. W. L. Tillson will talk on Edward Everett Hale. A report of the council meeting will be made and a musical program will be given. Members of the Inter-Nos Club will meet instead of Wednesday. May 22. as announced in the year book, with Mrs. H. W. Haworth." 970 Campbell avenue. Election will take place. Mrs. C. W. Graessle will review O. E. Rolvaag’s “Giants of the Earth,” and Mrs. W. W. McCrea will give a talk on “The Diary of a Forty-niner.” Members of Irvington Auxiliary Public Health Nursing Association will hold their regular meeting from 11 to 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. A. Kelly, 239 South Audubon road. THURSDAY Members of Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at the chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street, for an indoor picnic. Mrs. Clarence W. Nichols, Mrs. Eliza Church and Mrs. M. O. Ryker will be hostesses. The afternoon will be spent playing bridge. Mrs. Horace Elstun, 3252 Ruckle street, will be hostess for the meeting of the Aftermath Club at her home. Mrs. C. S. Rhoades will talk on “Lakes of Switzerland;” Mrs. J. H. Brill will have as her subject “Swiss Bells,” which will conclude the study of a tour through Europe conducted during the club year. Members of the Veronica Club will be entertained with a 1 o’clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Klebes, 238 North Seventeenth street, Beech Grove. FRIDAY Mrs. George Faulstich, Fortysixth street and Allisonville road, will entertain for members of the Irvington Catholie Women’s Study Club at her home. Mrs. Edward Dallman will read a paper on “The Liturgical Movement.” “Social Life and Customs” will be the subject of the talk by Mrs. C. J. Cook, to be given before members of the Woman’s Advance Club. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. K. Zaring, 3109 Ruckle street. Altrusa Club members will hold a dinner meeting at 6:15 at the Columbia Club. This will be a closed meeting, as delegates for the national convention to be held in Denver June 20, 21, and 22 will be chosen. SATURDAY Guest day will be observed by members of the Culture Club at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Clvde E. Titus, 736 Middle drive, Woodruff Place.

S, S. GIRL RESERVES ENTERTAIN MOTHERS

Members of the South Side Girl Reserves entertained with a tea Thursday afternoon in honor of their mothers at the South Side Y. W. C. A. The tea table was decorated witfi spring flowers and lighted with blue tapers in crystal holders. Mrs. Elsie Baker presided at the tea table. Miss Eleanor Graham gave a reading and Miss Esther Thurston a piano solo. Mrs. Charles Starr, member of the Girl Reserve committee, spoke on the Girl Reserve program. „ Mrs. Edward Miller was in charge ol arrangement* _

TRIO WILL GIVE PROGRAM

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Standing, Mrs. Alberta McCain Gaunt: seated. Miss Marjorie Call; and seated at harp, Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne, who will present a program at the May Morning Musicale at the John Herron Art institute at 10:30 Wednesday morning. The musicale is being put on under auspices of the woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church.

Crystal Shower and Bridge Given for Bi~ide-to-Be Mrs. D.'E. Mann and Miss Virginia Mann entertained Friday night at their home. 1201 (North Keystone avenue, with a crystal shower and bridge party in honor ! of Miss Eileen Kerr, who will become the bride of Leonard R. Welsh Thursday. May 23. At serving time the table was centered with a mound of sweet peas, over which hung a pink umbrella, concealing the gifts. Favors were miniature pink and green umbrellas. Guests were Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs. Fred Hauness, Mrs. E. La Vern Johnston. Mrs. Virgil Williams, Mrs. Raymond Waltz. Mrs. Dwight Sherburne, Mrs. Homer Webb, Miss Sarah Frances Downs, Miss Helen Kiesel, Miss Mary Donahue, Miss Marietta O'Brien. Miss Eileen Scanlon. Miss Julie Wilbur, Miss LaVon Chalfant and Miss Francis Cougill.

PERSONALS

Z. W. Leach, 1154 East Ohio street, is in Chicago, staying at the Edgewater Beach hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barton, Admiral apartments, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilmeth, 2625 North Meridian street, will go to French Lick and Churchill Downs Friday to attend the Kentucky Derby. Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, 3620 Fall Creek boulevard, and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin R. Brown, 628 East Forty-sixth street, will go to French Lick the latter part of the week. They will go to Louisville for the Derby next Saturday. Miss Ruby Keiffer, 2935 Washington boulevard, left today to visit relatives In New York. She will be gone several weks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stempfel, 4451 North Delaware street, and Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Crist, 3419 North Pennsylvania street, are spending the week-end in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fouts. 3925 North Pennsylvania street, will go to Louisville next week-end to attend the Derby and festivities. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Stein-met-z, 115 East Fortieth street, are going to French Lick and Churchill Downs next week-end to attend the Derby. Miss Mary Ellen O’Hara, Muncie, Is the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker Williams, 44 East Fifty-second street. Honor House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Buerck. Louisville, week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Elliott, 4710 Carrollton avenue, will be honor guests at a dinner to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott tonight. Garden Club Meets Mrs. George H. Lacy entertained members of the North End Garden Club at her home, 4452 Winthrop avenue, Friday. Miss Anna Hosea, president, presided. Miss Margaret Stevenson described a southern garden and Mrs. Robert Ramsey led a discussion on “Shrubbery.”

My Dear Cynthia: I feel like a Fairy Godmother. T met Anna’s little girl and her fiance downtown looking at furniture, and almost in tears because everything was so high. It seemed as though they would have to give up all their ideas about furnishings and do / with makeshifts. Well I .just picked them up in my car and took them to the if. LATTER COMPANY and waved my magic wand. Their house is going to he too cute for words, and with furniture that will last as long as they want the same things. They chose a beautifftl taupe mohair suite with linen frieze reverse and a darling Jenny Lind bedroom suite and a walnut dinette suite, besides tables and lamps and occasional chairs and the outfit did not cost stoO.nn, Just for that 1 expect to be the , first one invited to dinner. Marie The H. LAUTER COMPANY West Washington and Harding Streets Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings BElmont 1693

ORGANIZATION TO GIVE LUNCHEON

May luncheon meeting’ of Indianapolis Chapter, No. 20. Women’s Organization of Retail Druggists, will be held Tuesday at the chapter house. Mrs. Edward Enners is chairman in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. W. C. Stedfeld, Mrs. F. R. Keiser, Mrs. George Oren, Mrs. A. Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Dunnington and Mrs. George Stockton. Iris and other spring flowers will be used in decorating. Mrs. Edward Niles, president, will preside. A playlet, “Ten in One Medicine,” will be presented by the hostesses following the business session. Mrs. V. D. Keiser will give several vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. Edward Crawford.

CHAIRMAN

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Tau Delta Sigma sorority members will conclude a series of parties being given in honor of their mothers with a theater party at English’s Monday. Mrs. Glen V. Hueston is chairman in charge of the affair.

SORORITY TO HONOR MOTHERS

Members of Upsilon chapter, Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, will entertain at 6:30 tonight with a Mother's day banquet at the Lumley tea room. The table will be centered with a bowl of red roses and lighted with blue and gold candles. Miss Alice Hoover is chairman of the arrangements committee. Miss Doris Edrington will give a reading, Miss Elizabeth Poe will play a piano solo, and Miss Roberta Maxwell will sing “Mother of Pearl.” Members of Indianapolis chapter, Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, are invited to attend the annual spring formal dance tonight, given by the Terre Haute chapter.

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Daughters of Isabella to Initiate Mrs. Katherine Hallinan and Miss Mayme Murphy will be in charge of initiation and the banquet be given bv the Daughters of Isabella at. the Claypool hotel Sunday afternoon and evening. Miss Edna Buennagel is chairman in charge of candidates. Initiation will be held in the assembly room of the Claypool hotel Sunday afternoon at 1:30. All candidates must be on time to register befort. initiation. The banquet will be held in the Riley room at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Lillian O'Day. state regent, will give the principal address at the banquet. The program is being arranged by Miss Rosemary Law lor and Miss Martha Hickey, assisted by the Daughters of Isabella Glee Club. The musical program during dinner will be played by the Ruth Otte trio. Daughters of Isabella, founded in Indianapolis in 1915 by Mrs. John Trenck with a membership of sixtynine members, now has £OO. The charity maintained by the organization is St. Elizabeth's home on Churchman avenue. The Rev. Francis Mellcn is chaplain. 1 Following is a partial list of can- ! didates: Miss Rosella Ben'. Miss Tens Cos cro. ; Miss Rosennn Pft’ <\v. Mis;, Angelina Dtn- | frio. Miss Mary Pol an. Miss Margaret. Fat* j lon. Miss Edna Fltzgibbons. Miss Hortensr I Glenn. Miss Hester Harsin. Miss Ruby 1 Hood, Miss Marie King. Miss Margnerlte j Lahmann. Miss Mary MrMahan, Miss ' Alma Part.', Miss Florence Part?. Miss Loretta Reibel. Miss Evelyn Stack, Miss Mary C. Tenner. Mrs. Catherine Connor, Mrs. Vincent Concannon, Mrs. Flossie Griffin. Mrs. Lena Hahn. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. Mrs. Dorothy Kauffman, Mrs. Amelia Maddalena, Mrs. Linda Maddalcna. Mrs. Adele Mastrapaola. Mrs. Elisabeth Morgan. Mrs. Sadie Newman, Mrs. Florence O'Connor. Mrs. Elizabeth OGara. Mrs. Margaret Reilly, Mrs. Adelina Russo, Mrs. Mary E. Shaw. Mrs. Clar.i Springman. Mrs. Helen Springman. Mrs. Marie Stone. Mrs. Bertha Wehrei, Mrs. Frances Wietke, Mrs. Mayme Wolf. Mrs. Edna Wood.-, Mrs. Anna Wulle, Mrs. Mara l Yonan and Mrs, Amy Wetherby. Hutton-English Nuptial Mass at St. John s Church Miss Gertrude Hutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hutton. 923 Tacoma avenue, became the bride of Edward English Jr. at a nuptial mass read this morning at 8 o'clock at St. John’s church. The bride was attended by Miss Magdaline English, sister of the bridegroom, who wore an orchid I georgette gown and pale green lace J hat and carried an arm boquet of : roses. Albert Pflum was best man. [ The bride wore cream lace over J satin and cream lace hat and car- ; ried a shower bouquet of white roses I and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the bridal party at Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. English have gone to Chicago and will be at home after May 29 at 923 Tacoma avenue. Wellesley Club Gives Plays Members of the Indiana Wellesley Club gave three one-act. plays Thursday night, at (he Littlest theater at. the home of Mrs. Robert Winslow. 3224 North Pennsylvania street. The plays were “Anything But Love,” “The Arid Test,” and “The Marriage of Little Eva.” The piays will be given again tonight and Saturday night. Entertain With Carrls Mooseheart Junior Legion will entertain with a card party at 8:30 Sunday night at Moose temple, 135 North Delaware street.

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