Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 306, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1930 — Page 8

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Opera Night Scheduled by Society Opera night will be observed with a program, sponsored by the Martha Hawkins Society at 3 Friday night at the Woodruff Place club house. Mrs. Norman L. Schneider, presidwent of the organization, has arranged the following program: “A Rose Fantasy.” B*ttv McFadden. “Th Flowers Are More Fair" Lahme Mrs. Clvde Titus. Mr*. Jane Burrouzhs. accompanist. "Card Scene from Carmen’ ■ • • Jessamine Fitch. June Baker. Ruth Otte Luclle Wasner. accompanist.. “Conn* tu la Pvs” from ‘ Mlt,n^ o mas Mrs'/ ila Frlermood. "Pace. Pace. Forces of Destlnv .. veral "Munzettas Waltz Sonz” from La Boheme." Jule Fenstermaker. Lucile Rowe Ferrle, accompanist. • Bell Sonz" • Debhes Jessamine Fitch. "‘Flower Sor.z" from Butterfly Mrs. Ila Frelmood, Mrs. James Lowry. “Witch of Salem" Cadman Mrs. Burrouzhs and Mrs. Maude Essex Titus, pianists. "Intermezzo" from “Cavalerla Rusticana." . Miss Thelma Rubush. Mrs. G. W. Rubush. accompanist. Scene from “Cavalerla Rusticana. Mr*. Fenstermaker and Miss Norma Mueller. Mrs. Luclle Wazner. accompanist. “Aria.” “La Rondine." Mrs. Burrouzhs. “Aria.” “Mtznon." Mrs. Fitch. D. of I. in Musicale at Hotel The Daughters of Isabella will hold an open meeting Tuesday night in the Palm room of the Ciaypool for members and friends. Mrs. William F. Kiley has charge of the following program. It will be as follows: “Amaryllis’" D. of I. Glee Club “Miss You" “Sweet Mystery of Life” Joseph Swallow, Vocalist Miss Theresa Carroll, accompanist “Harp Selections" Miss Victoria Montani ‘■YeC/lh That Spring Should Vanish With the Rose" “For Some We Loved” Miss Kathleen Bumbauzh. Vocalist Miss Carroll, accompanist Readinzs Miss Betty Lanz Fupil of Miss Helen Morton “sane” iplavleti . , ~ Jtelores Matnard. Lorene Arbucklc and VeKlls Michael Pupils of Miss Helen Morton Daughters of Isabella will hold initiation and a banquet Sunday afternoon and evening in the Riley room of the Ciaypool. Mrs. A. B. Glick to Be Head of Women Council Mrs. A. B. Glick will be installed as president of the Indianapolis Council of Women Tuesday at a meeting at the Central Christian church. The Rev. George Allison will address the group on “Relation of the Home to the Church,” and the W. C. T. U. will present a playlet, “Law Observance.” Mrs. O. T. Wingfield is program chairman and Mrs. H. E. Grimser, Wa-5648, is telephone chairman. The clubs meeting at this session are: The University Place Christian church calendar circle, the Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, home service department Third Christian church. Ladies Aid of the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church. United Brethren Ladies Aid, woman's social circle College Avenue Baptist church, woman's society Memorial Presbyterian church, Victor memorial calendar aid and the Woman's Christian Temperance Unions. Marcus Dickey in Address to Business Club Marcus Dickey will address the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club at its last meeting before the state convention. The meeting will be held Thursday* night at the Woman’s Department Clubhouse. Dinner will be served at 6, followed by forum hour, during which final plans for the convention to be held May 10. 11, 12, will be made. The club president. Mrs. Ada O. Frost. Is a candidate for first vicepresident of the Indiana federation, and Miss Lucy E. Osborn is candidate for re-election as treasurer. “Pep” talks will be made for them. Mr. Dickey's talk will be on his association with James Whitcomb Riley as private secretary. There will be a musical program under the direction of Miss Mabel Rose. Mrs. A. B. Glick. president of the Indianapolis Council of Women, and the president of the Young Business and Professional Women’s Club of the Y. W. C. A., have been invited to attend the meeting. DELTA ZETAS TO HONOR MOTHERS Members of Delta Zeta Psi sorority wil entertain with a reception Sunday at the Lumley tearoom in honor of their mothers. Miss Nellie Davidson is in charge of arrangements. Miss Mary Jane Butler will dance: Donald Dick will play the harmonica: Mrs. D. T. Lawlor. Miss Ella Laurie. Miss Rosemary Lawlor and Miss Kathleen Jeffry will sing a group of mother songs. Miss Lenors* Montani. harpist, will give a program during serving time. Plan Carnation Sale Plans for the annual carnation sale by the Marion county chapter, American War Mothers, to be held May 10, were made by the chapter at a meeting of committees today at the Fletcher American bank parlor. The sale is a feature of Mother's day celebrations throughout the nation. Proceeds are used for hospitalization work among former service men by War Mothers. Marion county chapter was the initial organization of its kind during the world ar. Carnations will be sold on city streets and in business a

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MRS, W, W, WILSON IS HOSTESS FOR CLUB

Mrs. W. W. Wilson, 2720 North Illinois street, will entertain members of the Castle Craig chapter of International Travel-Study Club. Inc., Thursday night. Mrs. S. R. Artman will lecture on “Eisteddford and the Love Affairs of Queen Elizabeth.” There will be a musical program. Alumnae Club Will Meet at Greencastle May meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will be held at the home of Mrs. C. C. Hurst, 425 East Franklin street. Greencastle. Wednesday. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Susan Cook. Mrs. Robert King. Danville and Mrs. H. A. Moore. Greencastle. A program of Rachmaninoff compositions. arranged by Miss Lulu Brown, will be given. Miss Brown will give a short talk on Rachmaninoff preceding the program, which is as follows: "O Thou Dropping Corn.'* "The Isle." "Floods of Spring." Miss Norma Mueler. contralto. ■ Prelude in E Maior." ■ Prelude in G. Minor." Elsie Evans Pattison. pianist. "The Silence of the Night." "The Soldier's Wife." Mrs. Isabel Cannon Cartwright, soprano. Mrs. Frank Edenharter will accompany Miss Mueller and Mrs. Pattison will accompany Mrs. Cartwright. N Hold Regular Meeting Regular business meeting of Gamma Delta? Alpha sorority will w, w-i-j n-fi. a..— . I

Mrs. C. W. Craig Is Hostess for C. L. S. C. Party Mrs. C. W. Craig, Brendenwood, will entertain with a guest day party at her home, for members and friends of the Vincent C. L. S. C., Monday afternoon, in the closing meeting of the year. Mrs. Don U. Bridge, soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Weaver, will give the musical program. Mrs. J. E. Andrews, reader, will give several numbers. The following officers have been elected the coming year: Mrs. E. H. Jenne. president: Mrs. George Cheny, vice-president; Mrs. C. M. Finney, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Herbert E. Redding, press representative; Mrs. J. L. Cahow. delegate to the Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. H. L. Harding, alternate; Mrs. W. J. Sumner, delegate to the Seventh district; Mrs. Mac M. Carson, alternate. The program committee includes Mrs. David Munroe, Mrs. M. V M. Dowd, Mrs. Mary Perine and Mrs. O. R. Sumner. Pledge New Members Miss Imogene Irwin. Miss Thelma Gray and Miss Helen Peck will be pledged to Delta Rho chapter. Phi Pi Pso sorority, at a meeting to be held Monday night at the home of Miss Margaret Copley, 1833 East Riverside drive. Miss Christine Sigmund will assist the hostess. Give Formal Dinner Kappa Delta Theta sorority will hold its annual formal dinner tonight at the Sherman Inn. Tables will be decorated with spring flowers and lighted with tapers tied with rose and gray tulle, the sororyify colors. Favors will be sterling Compacts and cigarette cases decorated with the sorority crest. Mbs Jsara Frances has charge |>f arrangements, assisted by Miss

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WEDDINGS have a way of stepping forth with the spring to hold paramount attention until ’way after June. Two girlhood friends were married in interesting weddings last week. Miss Alexandria Sherwood, R. Hartley Sherwood s daughter, became the bride of Geoffrey Deane Johnston last Saturday at the Sherwood home, 2847 North Meridian street. The young couple will make their home in Belfast, Ireland. Alexandra’s wedding was followed the next day by the wedding of her maid of honor.’Miss Margaret Harrison, who was married to George Simmons Dailey. Mrs. Johnston was matron of honor at the ceremony. Miss Agnes Larmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Larmore, Anderson, will marry Francis Jeremiah McCarthy, son of Mrs. Margaret McCarthy, 2530 Talbott avenue, in Anderson, June 7. Miss Larmore has a large circle of friends in Indianapolis, as she attended Butler for four years. Mrs. McCarthy was graduated from the University of Notre Dame. Mrs. William Francis Fox Jr., before her marriage April 22, was Miss Mary Alice MacManus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore MacManus of Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Marriage of Miss Mildred Helen Stevenson to Maurice Gipson Butler took place April 23. Two more of the recent brides are Mrs. E. Ervin Barnes, who was Miss Ann Shelton, before last Sunday, and Mrs. Dale Stansbury, the former Mabel Stuart.

Hold Club Bridge Members and guests of the Indianapolis Athletic Club will t3 entertained with a luncheon-bridge party Wednesday in the green room of the club. Mrs. John Twitty, chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. A. E. Baker, Mrs. Augustus Early, Mrs. D. W. Lamoreaux. Mrs. Clinton D. Lasher. Mrs. David Layton, Mrs. Stanley Lipton, Mrs. Edwin L. Lennox. Mrs. B. Luedemann, Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe, Mrs. L. E. Strong, Mrs. John Carroll and Mrs. E. O Schiffling Gives Dinner Party Miss Blanche Burckhardt Shaw. 1306 Park avenue, will entertain tonight at dinner at Woodstock for Mr. and Mrs. Dean Francis, Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Pfaff, Theodore Severin and-Dr. Thomas Sullivan. Relief Corps to Meet Anderson Woman’s Relief CorpMIMIIIHII'IIIBIfMI T U rii a Yoi?J

Mother's Club to Meet Delta Tau Delta Mothers’ Club will entertain with a covered dish luncheon at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the chapter house. Hostesses will be Mrs. Smith H. Strickland, Mrs. Edgar Nicewander, Mrs. W. C. Gardner, Mrs. C. W. Field, Mrs. John H. Conley, Mrs. E. D. Gamble, Mrs. Edna Findley and Mrs. C. H. Pier. Entertains With Tea Mrs John M. Somerville, 117 West Forty-seventh street, will entertain with a tea at her home Tuesday in honor of Mrs. William Fisk Landers, who formerly was Miss Mary Louise Millikan, and Mrs. Fritz Remshardt, Heilbronn, Germany, formerly Miss Ada Payne. Sorority Meet $ Chi Delta Theta sorority held its monthly meeting at the heme of Mrs. Cecil Summers Thursday night. Business* meetmrt was followed with bunco. and by ivy ,

Sorority Bridge Tournament Is Ended at Party Final party of the Alpha Chi Omegr Alumnae Club bridge tournament took place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Mason, 5440 North Meridian street. Spring flowers in pastel shades were used throughout the house. Luncheon was served at small tables, decorated with tulips and lilacs. Mrs. Claus H. Best was chairman cf the committee in charge, assisted by Mrs. James M. Ogden, Mrs. H. R. Haught, Mrs. K. F. Bowman, Mrs. 1 Kenneth E Lancet, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Miss Edith Allen and Miss Lorinaa Cottingham. The May meeting of the Alumnae Club will be held at the home of Mrs. George Jeffrey, 4720 Graceland avenue, Saturday, May 10. Pledges of Alpha Chi chapter, Butler university, will be special guests. Sorority Plans Events Members ief Alpha Delta Tau sorority will meet at 7 Monday night at the Hotel Severin. Committees for the dance, to be given Saturday, May 17, at Brownsburg, are Miss Pauline Canary, chairman; Miss Genevieve Lee and Miss Blanche Tyler. Miss Gladys Bechtolt is chairman of the rummage sale, to be held Saturday morning, May 17, at Fourteenth street and Arsenal avenue. She will be assisted by Miss Catherine Gill and Miss Theresa McMann. Sorority to Entertain Miss Helen White, 226 North Jefferson avenue, will entertain members and pledges of Alpha Nu chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, at 8 o’clock Monday night at her home. The chapter will entertain friends

Luncheon Is Slated at Highland Club

A luncheon bridge party and style show will be given at Highland Golf and Country Club for members and their guests, Tuesday. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. Mrs. Ralph Knode is chairman of the committee in charge, which is composed of Mrs. Ralph Burdick, Mrs. Myron Hughel, Mrs. William J. Stark, Mrs. Henry G. Dollman, Mrs. C. W. Herman, Mrs Ray Reed, Mrs. C. O. McCormick, Mrs. William J. Mooney Jr., Mrs. A L. Pehrson. Mrs. J. H. P. Gauss, Mrs. J. C Considine, Mrs E. O. Marquette and Mrs. Frank Kotteman. Bride-Elect Is Honored Guest at Dinner Fete Miss Alice Claire Hollingsworth will entertain tonight at the Marott with a bridal dinner in honor of her cousin, Miss Josephine Hollingsworth, and her fiance, H. Ross Poulson, Chicago, whose marriage will take place Sunday. The dinner table will be centered with a two-tiered wedding cake, and lighted by white tapers. At each end of the table will be flat clusters of corsages. Covers will be laid for Miss Hollingsworth, Miss Josephine Hollingsworth, Mr. Poulson, Miss De Alton Thomas and Miss Betty Aller. of Chicago; Miss Jane Messick, Miss Thelma Saunders, Miss Helen Hollingsworth, Daniel Coppin, William H. Dodge, Cincinnati; Darrel Johnson, C. Longford Felske, Chicago; Harper Poulson, Oberlin, O.; Jules L. Hollingsworth, Oklahoma Citv, amdßobsrtGHollingsworthjChi-

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Bride-Elect Is Honored at Shower Mrs. William A. Stewart entertained with a surprise bridal shower Friday night at her home. 2056 Central avenue, in honor of Mrs. Harold Hansen, who before her marriage April 26, was' Mary Alice Clendening. Decorations were carried out in the bridal colors, coral, apple green and egg shell. The rooms were decorated with baskets of spring flowers. The table at serving time was centered with a basket of apple blossoms, gifts were presented in a treasure chest. Miss Mickey McShane, Miss Ernestine Walker, and Miss Bobby Stevens danced. Vocal solos were given by Miss Dorothy Ryker. Miss Beatrice Hauck and Miss Florence Welch. Miss Esther Wexler, violinist, played a group of numbers. Guests were: Mcsdames W. W. Welch, J. J. Haynes, Hallie Woods. OUs MUchell. Henry K. Burton. Courtney Burton, Harvey BerniUßer, Ray Peek. Lyman Folzer, Marie Jessup, Joseph La Zelle, Ben Clendeninc. Wayno McCarthy. Misses Betty Brown. lone Booth, Wilma Lee Taflinzer. Rose Hennes, Lillian Boardman. Catherine O'Neill. Celesta O'Neill. Anna Marlev. Margaret. Vaughn, Lena Thompson. Hilda Gohl. Dorothy McBridge. Irene Lillies, Madeline Hurley, Mary Farrell, Georgia Biemer. Mary Rogers and Thelma Fulkerson. The hostess was assisted by Miss Mary Korliss. City Girl Is Bride at Cathedral Miss Harriet Grunder, daughter of D. A. Grunder, 30 Drexel avenue, became the bride this morning at 8, of Hugh Hogan, son of Mrs. Kathleen Hogan, 2944 Ruckle street. The ceremony was performed at Ss. Peter and Paul cathedral, by the Rev. George Dunn. Preceding and during the ceremony, Miss Helen Shepard, organist, played a program of bridal music. Miss Eleanor Hill was the bride’s only attendant. She "wore beige lace, with matching lace hat and slippers, and carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses. Jack Hogan was his brother’s best man. The bride wore a gown of white lace and crepe, made with a lace yoke and long lace sleeves. She carried a bride’s bouquet of white roses. Following the ceremony, a breakfast was served at the home of the bridegroom’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan have gone to Chicago for a week. The bride traveled in a tan printed crepe frock with a velvet coat, an dtan accessories. They will be at home, after May 10, at 849 North Rural street. Cards, Dancing in Program of Church Group A spring festival will be given by members of the Men’s Club and the Woman's Club of St. Joan of Arc’s church Wednesday in the parish hall. There will be a card party at 8:15 and a dance from 9 to 12. Special entertainment will be given for children who attend with their parents. The following committee will be in charge of the festival: Dance committee —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan, Dr. C. W. Dowd and Fred Davenport. Refreshments and children's entertainment—Mr. and Mrs. George Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stahl and Wade O’Hern. Cards—Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Mrs. C. W. Dowd, Mrs. James Rocap, Mrs. A1 Kosters, Mrs. John Bingham and Mrs. V. D. Vincent. Special entertainment and arrangements committee—A. Q. Conner, James Rocap, A1 Koesters, J. L. Gavin, William Hanley and John Barrett. Mrs. Schofield to Preside at Club Meeting The annual all-day business meeting of the Woman’s Department Club will be held Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield will preside. At the morning session, to begin at 10, reports of officers and department chairmen will be heard. Members are asked to bring lunches. Coffee will be served at noon by a committee. Mrs. George Lowe will give a musical program, preceding the afternoon session. The reports of standing chairmen will be heard in the afternoon, and new business will be discussed. The board of directors will meet Monday at 10 at the clubhouse. CONTRALTO WILL AID MAROTT TRIO Mary Traub Busch, contralto, will assist the Marott trio at the musicale to be given at 3 Sunday in the main lounge at the Marott. Following is the program: “Miniature” Frank Bridza Minuet.” "Oavotte.” "Allezretto.” Marott trio. "The Answer" Terry "The Willow In Your April Gown".. MUlizaa Mary Traub Busch. "Cradle Sonz" Brahms-Kramer Tempo di Minuetto" . Puznani-Kreisler Maude Custer. ' "Across the Years" Bickford "All for You" * Martin , Mary Busch. "Romance” Rubinstein •"Gavotte” Martini Consuelo Couchman. "Bv an" Bv” Arr. by Frey Greatest Miracle of All” GuSon Mary Busch. "Selections from Natoma" Herbert Marott trio. Mildred Carthcart Warrick will accompany the soloist. 1 <— 1 Hold Joint Meeting Alpha and Beta chapters of Phi Theta Delta sorority will entertain with a spread at 7 Monday night at the home of Miss Betty McCracken, 3057 College avenue, A business