Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1931 — Page 9

MAY 28, 1931_

Initiation Is Held for 7 by Sorority Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical aorority, of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, held Initiation services Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Clyde Titus. 736 Middle drive, Woodruff Place. A buffet supper was served preceding the initiation, which was followed by a musical program by the new members. Those initiated are Misses Beulah Beckwith. Ernestine Fleming, Geneva Potts, Marcia Clapp, Ruth Pickard, Jeanette Harris and Sarah Elizabeth Miller. The program follows: Piano—"Lotui Land” Cyril Scott “In the Chinese City” Niemann Miss Beckwirth. Plano—••Polldinelle” RachmanlnoS Miss Fleming. Plano—“Chorale'' It Minor) Bach Mis* Potts. Violin—"Ciardas ' D'Montl Miss Clapp. Mis* Pickard, accompanist. Plano—“Etude. Opus 3S, No. 7” Chopin Miss Harris. Paino—"Ride of the Knights”... .Medtner Miss Miller.

— Your Child Don’t Interrupt Your Child When He Is Concentrating

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON, If parents would raise the curtain and look behind the scenes of their children’s minds, I don’t believe they would get so impatient. For half the things we scold them for are virtues—oh, no, not virtues, that’s such a pale word—but valuable assets of the highest order. 'I get so tired of telling Johnny things,’’ says his mother. “He doesn't pay any attention. I do wish I could teach him to concentrate.” If she could step back stage in that young mind she would probably discover something surprising. The very thing that she complains about his lacking, is the very quality that he has. It is because he has that rare faculty of keeping his mind, on ope thing at a time that she finds difficulty in diverting him to pay attention to her. If she were clever, she would not try to get his attention away from the thing he is concentrating on at the time unless it was absolutely necessary For once the power of losing one’s self completely in one task is gone, or let us be technical and say impulse, it is Just one of those things we don’t get back. We get older and older and each year that power of forgetting the world in the one thing we are trying to do, gets more difficult. What makes it difficult? Interruption, or Just as bad, fear of interruption. Why is it that people who are doing the biggest, hardest mental work are apt to be absent-minded about that useful trick of discarding everything but the thing at hand? Their big work engrosses them. Usually they are irritable when Interrupted. And aren’t all of us? Wouldn’t Johnny’s own mother be cross if the telephone rang when she was carefully measuring out the Ingredients for her prize cake? I don’t say that we can allow the children to go on continually without heeding things we are saying, orders, directions, advice, or

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Mrs. Edna Denham Raymond Indiana Poetry society is sponsoring a series of three broadcasts over station WKBF in observance of national poetry week. Mrs. Edna Denham Raymond will give a program of her own poetry at 4:30 Friday and Saturday afternoons. She gave the first of the group at 8:45 Wednesday night.

requests. That would mean chaos indeed. But I do think that we invade their privacy of thought and interest too often and too rudely. In other words, we will get better results if we can select moments when they are not lost in another world and jerk them back to our bidding. They will listen then and remember. We’d have less cause to say that Johnny doesn’t pay attention.

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Three Honored at Shower by Mrs. R. Watson Mrs. Robert A. Watson, 4815 East Washington street, entertained Wednesday night with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Jerry Wheeler, formerly Miss Bessie Berry Wheeler, formerly Miss Bessie Berry, Miss Thelma Amann, who will be married to Carl Schnepf in June; and Miss Rose Vonburg, whose marriage to Dewey Byerly will take place In June. The house was decorated with spring flowers, in a color scheme of pink, orchid, and blue. Mrs. Watson was assisted by Miss Mary Harrold. Guests were: Mesdarnes Nell Ceisler. Allen Woods, Glenn Moore. Bruce Herndon. Herman Reynolds. Misses Dena McCammack. Betty Gresh. Margaret Stolber. Lola Wysong. Gall Wingert and Helene Kespohl. ~ ■— • Color in Blankets Polka dots have invaded the blanket field. They’re used in little allover polka dots in contrasting color on a solid color ground, or in graduated sizes of darker dots on a light ground.

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Dramatic Tea Will Be Given for Many Guests Sunday

Eileen and James Wesfcover will entertain seventy-five guests with a dramatic tea at 4 Sunday afternoon at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Westover, 55 South Audubon road. Mrs. Joe Kettery, their dramatic teacher, will give a short talk on “Dramatics, A Life PIANO CLASS TO PRESENT RECITAL Piano pupils of Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Lehman will be presented in their annual spring recital at 8 Thursday night, June 4, at the Cropsey auditorium. Central library. Artists assisting will be Mrs. Charles Symons, soprano; Miss Sara Beth Brown, violinist, and Millard Brown, cometist. Those taking part will be:: Janice Commons. Betty Owens. Ruth Johnson. Dorothy Schludecker, Betty Petti--lohn. Evelyn Young. Marie Barnes. Betty Mathey. Larene Lutz. Eleanor Bor.her, Frances Brown. Helen Pitt. Betty Reed. Thomas Oberlles and Gerald Johnson.

Interest.” They will be assisted by Kathleen Campbell and Millicent Cummings. Spring flowers will be used in decorating the living room, where the following program will be presented: Piano and accordlan solos by James Westover, reading by Kathleen Campbell, recitations and musical monologues by Eileen Westover, a playlet with Eileen and James Weestover taking oart. and a clairinet solo by James Westover, accompanied by Millicent Cummings. Following the program, tea will be served in the garden by Mrs. Westover, assisted by Mrs. E. R. Campbell and Mrs. Joe Kettery. Slips Match Jackets Evening slips with matching short jackets are anew idea. You can use them as a lounging costume. Or the jacket as a ”breakfast-in-bed” jacket. Or to slip on when you run the comb through your hair for a last-minute freshening.

MISS DITTRICH IS HONORED AT PARTY Miss Claire M. Dittrich, whose marriage to Roy Van Arsdall will take place June 7, was honored at a party given Wednesday night by Miss Katherine Lowman. Favors and decorations were in the bridal colors, pink and blue. Guests are: Mesdarnes Beatrice Dittrich, Walter Stewart, Edgar Vigus, Paul M. Cook, Misses Helen Adams, Frances Lewis. Lucille Whittaker, Ruth Bowman. Dorothy Vehling. Nigel Haley. Virginia Holman. Ruth Stewart and Betty Heidelman. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harrison. 2955 North New Jersey street, will have Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kipp and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Petit, Mansfield, 0., as guests for the week-end. They will attend the races.

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members of the club. Tho*e who will entertain are: . Paul T. Pavne. Jack Stern. Oar! Von Luhrto. C. H. Jackson. M. N. McPherson, J. V. Donadlo. J. J. Heidt. R. D, McClure. R- *> Kelly. Robert J. Brewtneton. Stanley O. Disaue. M. R. C. Pox. C. O. SChlosser. C. H. Boecker. R. p. Oehrt. Ellis Hay. A. W - Harrington. J. p. Carroll. P. M, Akin E V. Harter, R. L. Seabury ant, W. J. Robinson.