Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 294, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1930 — Page 11

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Photoplay Indorsers Will Meet • More than 200 members of the Indorsers of Photoplays from all over Indiana will come to Indianapolis Tuesday to attend the annual state convention In the Palm room of the Claypool Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. R. Earl Peters, Ft. Wayne, state president, will preside at all meetings. The convention will open at 9:30 Tuesday with a business session. Mrs. T. W. Demmerly will read the invocation. Mrs. David Ross, national president and local chairman, will give her report. Reports of officers of the board and all committee chairmen will also be given at this time. The nominating committee will present its slate. Mrs. Whipple to Preside Mrs. Francis Whipple will preide at the meeting at 2 Tuesday. Mrs. Peters will give an address. Mrs. James Sproule will give a rerx>rt of the picture committee, and Mrs. W. A. Hacker, editor of the bulletin issued by the organization, also will report. Exchange men of the film companies with offices in Indianapolis will speak on “How to Make the Bulletin of More Service.'* Mrs. Demmerly will give a general survey of the motion picture in the crime district. Mrs. Harry D. Tutewiler will talk on “Our Lady Censors.” Frank Rembusch will' have as his subject, “My Twenty-five Years Personal Experience With the Reformers.” Miss Anna Reade, Seventh district motion picture chairman, will speak on “D. A. R. Position in Motion Pictures.” Hickman Will Speak Mrs. Ross will conduct an institute at the 9:30 meeting Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Ornaorff will speak on ‘Motion Pictures Fifteen Years Ago and Today” and Mrs. Carl Day will talk on “Philanthropic Work.” Walter D. Hickman, dramatic critic of The Indianapolis Times, will talk on "Debunking tile Talkers.” Vilas Boyle of the Star and Walter Whitworth of the News also will speak. Charles Metzger will have as his subject “The Failure of Censorship as Means of Getting Good Pictures.” At 11 Dr. Charles E. Ferguson will speak on “My First Pictures in Indianapolis.” The annual lunrheon of the organization will be held at 12:30 with Mrs. Peters presiding. Dr. Edward Dunlavy. pastor of the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal ehtirch will give the invocation. Mrs. Samuel R. Artrnan will extend greetings for the organization. Greetings from the city and state will be extended by Governor Harry G. Leslie and Reginald Sullivan. Film Will Be Shown Principal speakers for the luncheon will be Mrs. E. I. Groseman. Cleveland, chairman of the motion picture division of the Cleveland Federation of Women's Clubs; Courtland Smith, New York, and C. C. Pettyjohn. New York, general counsel film board of trade. Mrs. Grossman will talk on “Has Censorship Fulfilled Its Purpose?” Mr. Smith will speak on “Motion Pictures Today and tomorrow.” and Mr. Pettyjohn will have as his subject "Some of the Problems of the Industry in Changing the Silent Pictures to Talkies.” * Wednesday night at 7 30 a film, “Mr. Antonio,” from the book by Booth Tarkington. will be presented. Preceding the showing. Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, sister of the author, will speak. Musie for the convention is being arranged bv Mrs. John Compton and Mrs. Victor Hintze. Miss Stevenson Is Honored at Shower Party Miss Mildred Helen Stevenson, whose marriage to Maurice Gipson Butler will take place Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corydon W. Stevenson. 4715 Park avenue, was euest of honor at a party given Friday night by Mrs. Edward Wellington, Miss Virginia Smith and Miss Jessie MacAulay at the home of Miss Smith. 601 East Nineteenth street. The guests spent the evening hemming towels in the bridal colors, orchid and blue. The table at serving time was decorated with a bowl of jonquils. The bride-elect, was given a gift- in china in her pattern, the Monceau pattern. Guests were Mrs. W. C. Byers. Charleston. W. Va.: Mrs. Rae Powelj, Mrs. Mary Pyree. Mrs. Fred Applegate. Mrs. H. W. Mason, Miss Rosanna Stevenson, Miss Barbara Jane Butler. Miss Dorothy Ball, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Mary Carolyn Means. Hiss Margaret Rogers and Miss Mary Lynn Weyl. Reception Arranged The Marion county "chapter. American War Mothers, will hold a reception for new members at the home of the president, Mrs. E. May Hahn, 555 South Central Court, from 2 to 5 Tuesday. Miss Anna Mae Tonte will provide a musical program.

Series First The Indianapolis Times Society and Woman’s page is running today the first of a series of layouts of women’s club presidents. Today the business and professional club presidents are being shown. On other Saturdays presidents of cultural, charitable and civic organizations, active in Indianapolis social life, will be shown.

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LEADERS Sr?on 8 J. t W?de r price; i his h fiSn r cee f Girl Reserves of the city will \ / Moc Adah PffirrK liss Ellen Loughry, and her par- co . ope rate in the girls’ week pro- S ' /^DAH l ROS” (?(/PL£;Y;I£G n/OTO nts. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Loughry, „ ram being sponsored by the Sev- / ilncinnati. The wedding will take en th District Federation of Women’s \ lace June 27. at the Winston Place clubSf April 21-26, which will cul- / T ~ 71/f u/n i \K\r rnv id ta lethodist church. Cincinnati. minatc in a mass meeting for girls Aml r' Ej&ST LVICCttTIQ WILLIAM FOX JR. TO The serving table will be centered next Saturday afternoon in the au- V. / U/FH IM’MIPNI^AM Ith spring flowers in the bncoil ditorium of L. S. Ayres & Cos. Girl ■■■-"' of y'Pfl'l* tfi r\P ’' u U lM IVII ON lun li Dlors. orchid, peach and blue, and jj eserves w ill have an exhibit of 'V x XJVs -■ ■■ ■ ■■■■ ghted by tapers in the same un jf orrns> emblems and literature, k/J i . K/l -* MOCOGWELP TT 1A 7 7 Among those who will attend thi tades. Mr. and Mrs. Price vi!l be W bi c h will include posters and I 1 IS.ATE. nILNIER !xA_fAFA Dl/DLEY LEU jLICICt Py w lilt7 wedding of Miss Alice MacManus ssisted by Mr. and Mrs. James G. and ln a win dow of Ayres’ store 1 rw j / m-NtK ricp Mr and Mrs. Robert Kaylor, Zf’ui .ncakars and a. cere- PHOTO daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodor

ENTERTAIN FOR SON, FIANCEE, PARENTS

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price, 1219 North Alabama street, will entertain tonight informally in honor of their son. J. Wade Price; his fiancee, Miss Ellen Loughry, and her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Loughry, Cincinnati. The wedding will take place June 27. at the Winston Place Methodist church. Cincinnati. The serving table will be centered with spring flowers in the bnckil colors, orchid, peach and blue, and lighted by tapers in the same shades. Mr. and Mrs. Price will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. James G. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaylor, Mr. and Mrs. George Price, Mr. and Mrs. Malfield Kaylor, Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale and Rooert Price.

Altar Society Will Give Easter Party

Members of the Altar Society of Sacred Heart church will give their | annual Easter party Monday afternoon. Luncheon will be served at noon followed by a card party in the afternoon and again at night in Sacred Heaft hall. Meridian street and in St. Cecelia hall, Union street. Euchre, bunco, lotto, bridge and 500 will be played. Games begin at 2:30 and 8:30. Mrs. Henry Zoderer, president of the Altar society will be assisted by the other officers: Mrs. Arthur Millikan. Mrs. Urban Haag. Miss Mayme Zink and Miss Julia Busald. I REPUBLICAN WOMEN WILL HEAR TALKS Indiana Woman's Republican Club will entertain at 7 Thursday at the Columbia Club. All Republican candidates, state and county, are invited to attend and will be given an opportunity to address the club. Mrs. Elizabeth \ Atkinson, president, will preside. Thad Dolen. Keith circuit performer, will be the entertainer, Miss Georgia Poe will assist him.

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Girl Reserves in Program to Last One WeekI Girl Reserves of the city will co-operate in the girls’ week program being sponsored by the Seventh District Federation of Women’s Clubs, April 21-26, which will culminate in a mass meeting for girls next Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of L. S. Ayres & Cos. Girl Reserves will have an exhibit of uniforms, emblems and literature, which will include posters and codes, ln a window of Ayres’ store and will have speakers and a ceremonial as a part of the program Saturday •'fternoon. The organization is composed of the juhior members of the Y. W. C. A. and has 1,400 girls organized in grade and high schools all over the city. They have as their code to “face life squarely” and their purpose, “to find and give the best.” Their program is one which will train younger girls for leadership in later years. They work out their own programs for the most part, under the direction of advisers who are appointed by Miss Jenna Birks and Miss Elsa Jacobsen, Girl Reserves secretaries, in the Indianapolis association.

ASBURY-BOND RITES SOLEMNIZED HERE

Marriage of Miss Georgiana Bond, ! Ft. Wayne, formeily of Indianapolis, ito Taylor Langsdale Asbury. Ft. Wayne, son of Mrs. C. E. Asbury, 1824 Ashland avenue, took place at 11 this morning at St. Paul's chapel, Dr. Lewis Brown, pastor, officiating. The bride was unatended. Only members of the immediate family and a few close friends attended, j Following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morrison, 3601 North Pennsylvania street, entertained with a breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Asbury will be at home at 1225 Ulsley ' place, Ft. Wayne, after a motor trip.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1930

Twenty-five years ago such a thing as ah organization of business and professional women was unheard of. Today we have innumerable of these organizations, with chapters and branches in practically all the larger cities in the United States. Outstanding among these clubs in Indianapolis are the Women’s Press Club of Indiana, the Business and Professional Women’s Club; the Y. W. C. A., the Zonta Club and the Altrusa Club. Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb is presi-

ELECTION SET BY BUSINESS WOMEN Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club will elect officers for the year at the dinner meeting Thursday night at the Woman’s Department Club house. The program for the year will include a brief history of the year’s activities by Miss Nell Allemong, historian, and reports by committee chairmen. The forum hours will be devoted to practicing songs for the state convention to be held here, May 10, 11 and 12. Club Members Meet Miss Beatrice Smith entertained members of the Friday Night Bridge Club at the Lumley tearoom Friday night.

dent of the Press Club: Mrs. Adah O. Frost heads the Business and Professional Women;* Mrs. Brandt C. Downey is president of the local Y. W. C. A., Miss Sue Stuart heads the Zonta group, the last of the business clubs to organize a branch in Indianapolis and Miss Mamie D. L>a •sh directs the destinies of the Altr’isans. These business women’s clubs offer to their members cultural, educational and serial affairs, at the same time bringing together women with a common interest.

W, C, TANARUS, U, IN PARTY FOR CANDIDATES

A candidates’ meeting is being sponsored b ythe Central W. C. T. U. in the recreational room of the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal ; church at 7:15 Tuesday night. All members of the W. C. T. U. and anyone wishing to attend is invited. : Candidates on both the Republican I and Democratic party are invited to be present, and give three minute talks. Members of the reception comI mittee are Mrs. Burton Shields, Mrs. E. E. Mittman, Mrs. R. H* White, Edwards Mittman Jr., and Charles White are pages. Miss Helen Frances Starr will give a group of patriotic readings. Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president, will preside.

Last Meeting of Year to Be Held by Club / American home department of the Woman’s Department club will hold the last meeting of the year Wednesday at the clubhouse. Abram Mendenhall, representing Peabody's, Chicago, wall talk on “The Romance of Sterling Silver and Real China.” A speical musical program wall be given by Mrs. Jftines W. Stockton, vocalist; Miss Constance Davy, violinist, and Mrs. M. D. Didway, pianist. Hostesses will be Mrs. Frank C. Walker, chairman; Mrs. John Cooper, Mrs. Charles Crist, Mrs. Frank E. Walker, Mrs. William M, O’Brien, Mrs. Frank McCaslin, Mrs. Maurice Mendenhall and Mrs. Charles Oval. Mrs. Curtis Hodges, vice-chairman, will preside. jun Tors to hold ANNUAL ELECTION Election of officers for the coming year will take place at the meeting of the junior section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale, to be held at 2 Saturday, April 26, at the Rauh Memorial library. A program of piano, cornet and dances will be presented following the business meeting. Those who will take part are Miss Caroline Neal, Miss Lydia Ann Caldwell, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss La Vore Gibson, Miss Barbara Varin, Miss Violet Hyden and George Diener. Mrs. Daniel Gruber is sponsor for the section.

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WILLIAM FOX JR, TO WED IN'MICHIGAN

Among those who will attend the wedding of Miss Alice MacManus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. MacManus, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., to William Francis Fox Jr., which will take place Tuesday morning at 10 at the Church of the Holy Name, Birmingham, Mich., are: Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Fox Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Fox, Miss Frances Fox, John'Hennessey, who will be best -nan at the wedding; Frederick L. Mahaffey and Michael Joseph Duffecy Jr., who will serve as ushers, and William R. Robinson.

CHILDREN’S CLUB TO GIVE BRIDGE PARTY

Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will entertain with a luncheon bridge Wednesday at the Ethelenn tearoom. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman is hostess. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. John W. Twitty, Mrs. John Hampton, Mrs. William B. Teak, Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. Frederick A. Boyd, Mrs. Harry Grimes and Mrs. A, J. Huber. Club to Meet North Side Lioness Service Club will meet Monday for luncheon with Mrs. H. J. Dritt, 420 North RUey avenue. Mrs. Wayne Warden is assistant hostess. A business meeting will follow the luncheon.

May Day to Be Observed by Women Women prominent In Indlanapolia social life will assist ln distribution of flowers to crippled children and shut-in youngsters in the city on May day, Thursday. May 1. May day is a feature of Child Health week, which Is to be observed April 27 to May 3. All child health promoting agencies in Indianapolis and Marion county will join In observance of the week. Miss Mary A. Meyers, executive secretary of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association is general chairman of the I week’s program. Mrs. Robert A. Adams is chairman ; of the flower committee In charge of ! collection of the flowers. She will ; be assisted by Mrs. James Richey, Mrs. Anton Vonnegut., Mrs. Bowman Elder, Mrs. William Higgins, Mrs. Dorothy D. Goodrich, Mrs. Harry G. Leslie. Mrs. E. Blake Francis, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Mrs. Wilbur John- , son, Mrs. Alice Jones, Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Ruth Sheerin, Miss Helen Sheerin, Miss Beatrice Short, , Miss Helen Neal and Miss Winifred Brown. Mrs. Wilbur Johnson is chairman , of the Red Cross Motor Corps, which will distribute the flowers. Serving I with Mrs. Johnson are: , | Mcsdemes I Antrim o. E. McMeans I Rudolph Aufdfrbelde H. C. McKlttrick B aller c. B. McFadden C. L. Cuschmann Robert Masters Irwin Bertermann Alex Metzger George Blegler Edward Mitchell Leman Brayton D. S. Menasco £• ¥„• f lO * 5 Ottlnger D. Melville Oohn Henry Ostrom Christopher Coleman Wilson Parker Benjamin Cohen Gavin L. Payne G. H. A. Clowes Edward Petrie Grace W. Duckwall M. K. Pruyn Max Dessau C. G. Richie A. W. Early Paul S Pagan Ralph Edgerton Elmer Rogers Gerald Ely Paul Richey Walter Foltz Alvah Rucker Harry Foreman Frank Rfchman M. M. Feuerticht Carlos Recker Kin Hubbard Mark Rinehart Frank Haight John A. Slmmoni J. Emmet Hall Alex Stewart H. G. Hamer P. W. Simpson Samuel HabD W. K. Smith N. J. Hamtne! William H. Stafford • Frank B. Hunter Claude Stephenson Harry Israel Samuel Sutphin Harry Jackson Wesley Shea Tames L. Kalleen Milton Stemherger C. Milton Kelly Donald Test Will Kennedy Stanley Timberlak* Leroy Kabler George Van Dyke Otto Keller C. F. Vovles Thomas Little Jr. Herbert T. Wagner Edgar Kiser Eldo Wagner Lur.len King Harry Wade A. J. Lewis Lucious Wainwrlght Stanley Laplnska John A. White A. B. McColley Misses Mary Jane Walters N. Mummenho ß Vav Stringer Charlotte Gates Alvaretta Stoddard Mary C. Coulter Ruth Sheerin Fv-ivn Brnes i Dr. Richard A. Bolt, director of the Cleveland Child Health Association will be the principal speaker at a meeting of representatives of all child health promoting organizations at noon May 1 at the Columbia dub. Y. W. Group to Stage Annual Easter Dinner The spring dinner of the health education department of the Y. W. C. A. and Easter bonnet banquet, will be held Monday night in the social hall with all members of the swimming, dancing and gymnasium classes participating. Decorations and favors and stunts will be carried out In Easter bonnet effect. Members of the committee are Miss Pearl Leonard, chairman; assisted by Mrs. Ellen Snyder, Miss Bertha Archer, Miss Eva Call and Miss Ruby Mae Ernst. The program will consist of music by Mrs. Beth Bernard and Mrs. George Earhart; a rabbit dance in costume by Mary Alice Gingrich, and tap dancing by Miss Verna Nash and Miss Ethel Morical. Stunts will be given by the gymnasium classes of the Hawthorne community center. Mrs. W. C. Smith, chairman of the health education department, will give a brief resume of the year's work. Following the program, there will be swimming, dancing, roller skating and card games. The classes ln the health education department will end the present term May 16 and open again Oct. 1. The swimming pool 's open during the summer months for plunges and lessons taught by Mrs. Bernice Brandes, Miss Nash and Miss Louise Noble, executive secretary of the department. The annual spring recital which will close the season for the dancing classes, will take place May 1516, under direction of Miss Nash, instructor. MRS. PADDACK TO BE CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Thomas Paddack will entertain members of the Delta Alpha Club at her home, 3101 Washington boulevard, Thursday afternoon. Election of officers for the ensuing year will take place. The nominating committee is composed of Mrs. E. C. Sapperfleld, chairman; Mrs. Jesse Martin. Mr. Robert Love and Mrs. L. P. Highley. Mrs. C. W. Helgeson is chairman for the program. Mrs. Ruth Book will give vocal solos and Mrs. Katherine Turney Garten will give ft travelogue. NEWERA CLUBTO HOLD GUEST DAY Guest day will be observed by members of the New Era Club at 2 Monday at the Lincoln. Hostesses will be Mrs. Everett Hunt, Mrs. Blanch McFadden, Mrs. Fred Falke, Mrs. Anna Henderson, Mrs. W. H. Ghere, Mrs. Grace Hoffmeyer, Mrs. Perry Ghere, Mrs. John W. Jacobs, Mrs. E. J. Vestal, Mrs. J. K. Wallace, Mrs. Nellie B- Petri, Mrs. Payne Clark, Mrs. Maggie Kinser and Miss Laura Parker. Mrs . Bliss Hostess Mrs. H. R. BUss, 2905 North Meridian street, will be hostess foe the Ladies* Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church of the Advent at test at her home from 3 to 6 Wednesday.