Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 266, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1933 — Page 9

MARCH 17, 1033.

Tudor Hall Pupils Hear *[Vassar Head Internationalism Stressed by College Chief „ in Lecture. Internationalism in college thought and method were stressed by Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, president of Vassar college, in his lecture Thursday morning, before the pupils of Tudor Hal! Miss I. Hilda Stewart, Tudor Hall principal, introduced the speaker. Following the lecture. Dr. and Mrs. MacCracken, who were in the city for the day. were entertained at luncheon by the board of directors of the Indiana Vassar Club, of*'which Miss Carolyn Richardson is president. Guests with Dr. and Mrs. McCracken were: Messrs, and Mosel antes W. Richardson Sinclair, G. H. A. Clowes. Clarence F. Merrcil, Montgomery Lewis, IJ. Laurancc Chambers, Mrs. Edmund Ball of jduncie, Mrs. Albert Seaton, Mrs. R. D. Brown, Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide, Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart, Mrs. Dorothy D. Goodrich, Mrs Mortimer Fuscott, Mrs. Harry Fitton, Mrs. Robert Sweeney, Mrs. Charles A. Gerrard, and Miss Umise Meinig of Reading. Pa., who is the house guest of Miss Richardson. Former Vassar students and the parents of tiie local students now attending the college were guests with Dr. and Mrs. McCracken at the informal tea and reception held Thursday afternoon.

Personals

William and J. M. Greenless, 321 North Wallace avenue, are visiting at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago. Mrs. James E Roberts has returned from a visit in St. PetersbuEj*, Fla., to her home, 132 L North Meridian street. Miss Carolyn Richardson, 1939 North Pennsylvania street, has as her house guest Miss Louise Mcinlng of Reading. Pa. Mi:vs Betsy Smith Toy has returned from a West Indies cruise. Miss Toy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. John H. Toy, 700 Middle 'drive. Woodruff Place. Miss Ruth C. Fishback. 3015 North Pennsylvania street, is the guest of the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. Clll BETA KAPPAS WILL HOLD DINNER *Mrs. R. G. Gross, retiring president of the Chi Beta Kappa sorority, will he toastmistress at the annual dinner and installation of officers to be held tonight at the Columbia Club. Incoming officers will respond to the toasts: Mrs. Cecil Standiford. president; Miss Ethel Marie Acton, secretary; Miss Violet, Henry, treasurer. and Miss Esther Robinson, publicity chairman. Mrs. Harvey Clark and Mrs. Gross are in charge of arrangements for the affair. Table decorations will bo in the sorority colors, peach, blue and silver. SIGMA Clll GROUP WILL COVE DANCE Lyman Hunter is chairman of the Informal dance to be given friday night at the Christian Park community center by the pledge chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity of Butler university. The affair is an annual one given by the pledge group in honor of the native chapter and alumni. Ralph Bra fiord is president of the group. Chaperons will include Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schumacher, Professor Carder Nathan and Professor Clide Clark. LITERATURE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Current Literature Club elected Mrs. H. E. Lister, president, at the election meeting hold Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dan Brown, 21 West Forty-sixth street. Other officers are: Mesdames C. H. Over, vice-president; L. D. Sackett, recording secretary; Frank Mangold, corresponding secretary, and A. B. Weyle, treasurer. ('Ol RLE IS WEDDED IN CEREMONY HERE Miss Marjorie Ratcliffc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. McFarland road, became the bride of Edward Schmalfeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry SChmalfeldt of Longacre at 7:30 Thursday night. The Rev. Guy E. Lowry, pastor of the Southport M E. church, read tlie double-ring ceremony. Miss Mildred McCartney was the only attendant, and Hubert Schmalfeldt. brother of the bridegroom, was glcst man. Miss Lors Hendricks played the organ and Miss Irene Noerr sang. Dance to Be Held Phi Gamma Sigma fraternity will hold a Shamrock dance tonight at the K. of C. hall. Glenn Brown. Tolu Dwyer. Edwin Anderson and Le.-vy Rathsam are in charge of the affair. Card Bart;/ Postponed The card party to be given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Altenheim Friday at the home, has been postponed until March 24. according to an announcement made today.

A Day’s Menu Breakfast — Halves of grapefruit, cereal, cream, country sausage, pancakes, milk, coffee. Luncheon — Shrimp stew, apple-cel-ery-raisin salad, Boston brown bread, grape juice. Dinner—- . Braised shank of veal 0 with vegetables, stuffed sweet potatoes, broccoli with easy Hollandatse sauce, canned asparagus salad, chocolate pudding, milk, coffee.

Camp Fire Girls to Give Cake to McNutt

Left to right, Miss Vivian Holmes. Miss Jane Wilcox, Mrs. J. Richard Farrell, and Miss Mary Myers. In observance of the twenty-first birthday of camp fire girls today,

Museum Will Stage Child’s Style Exhibit Children’s costumes of Europe from the earliest period to the present, will be sketched by Mrs. Robert Davidson under the sponsorship of the educational committee of the Children’s museum at 10:30 Saturday morning at the museum. Mrs. Robert B. Failey is chairman of the committee. Theodore M. Kirgsburg. field engineer of the state department of conservation, will speak at 9:30 when junior high school pupils will study natural resources of Indiana. Mrs. Davidson recently returned from Munich. Germany, where she and Mr. Davidson have lived in the art colony for two years.

St. Patrick's Party Is Held by Aftermath Club

Guest day was observed by the Aftermath Club Thursday at a St. Patrick's tea held at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Miller. 5766 Central avenue. Sixty-five members and guests at-

W. C. T. U. Notes

The Elizabeth Stanley Union will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Volmer, 946 North Gray street, Tuesday night. Devotional hour will be conducted by the hostess, Mrs. Volmer. Following the business session, a musical program will be given. Mr. Paul Duncan will be the speaker of the evening and Mrs. Eva Holy, president, will preside The Thurman Union will meet at 2:00 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ed Posey. 766 Edgemont avenue. Devotions will be conducted by Mrs. Cora Pope, followed by special musical program. Mrs. C. W. Ackman, recording secretary of the Marion County W. C. T. U. will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, president, will preside. The North East Union will hold a local institute at the home of Mrs. Ella Kroft, 1254 Windsor street for an all day meeting Wednesday, beginning at 10:00 a. m. The Rev. Mrs. Kroft will conduct the devotional j)eriod, which will be followed by reports from the' local directors. Mrs. Ruth Holman will have charge of the musical program. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Speakers for the afternoon will be the Rev. Wm. Taylor of the Brightwood M. E. church and Mrs. Robert McKay, president of the Marion county W. C. T. U. Mrs. James A. Crain will be the institute leader.

Card Parties

Lauter Mothers’ Club will give a card party and dance at 8 Saturday night at the ciubrooms, 1309 West Market street.

Girl Reserve Notes

Representatives of north, west and east grade school Girl Reserve clubs will meet at 4 Saturday at the Central Y. W. C. A. to complete plans for the annual Girl Reserves’ spring festival. Representatives of south side clubs will meet at the Prospect street center at 4 Wednesday. All Girl Reserves are invited to a free skating party to be held in the “Y" gym from 2 to 4 Saturday. “Mother Tounge Turns Matchmaker is the play which school No. 30 Girl Reserves are rehearsing to produce April 10. School 14 Club Is working on a project to beautify the rooms. They are making accessories under the direction of their adviser. Mrs. Myrtle Paige at the Tuesday meetings. School 39 made jig-saw puzzles at their Thursday meeting at the South Side “Y.” A "pot luck" supper followed. Ben Davis Club entertained mothers and teachers at a St. Patricks party Thursday. Favors and decorations, in keeping with the day. were made by the girls. Quilts of vari-eolored outing flannel will be used in several Indianapolis homes when Girl Reserves of School 8 gave the Red Cross the coverlets which they have making In their meetingss. Final arrangements for the variety party to be given on March 25 at the Y. W. C. A. were made at the Wednesday meeting of the Tech High School Girl Reserve Club.

this group will present Governor Paul V. McNutt With a birthday cake. Misses Vivian Holmes, Jane Wilcox and Mary Myers are shown preparing the cake under the su-

CONTRACT TOURNEY IS SLATED AT CLUB

Mrs. Frank C. Olive is general chairman of the fifth session of the Ladies' Contract Tournament of the Meridian Hills Country Club, to be held at 1 Monday. Lncheon will be served at 1, and those guests arriving promptly wall receive a bonus of 250 points. Mrs. Edward A. Peterson and Mrs. Charles L. Schaab are assisting with the arrangements. Pupils to Give Party Pupils of the Emerson studios will give a St. Patrick party and program from 2 to 5 Saturday at the studios, 1913 East Eleventh street. Pupils taking part will include Misses Louise Middleton, Joyce Helenberg, Genevieve Lee. Alice Everett, Lena Deßre and Florence Deßre.

I tended the entertainment. Mrs. C. ! S. Lycan. president, and Mesdames W. Pink Hall. J. H. Brill and P. H. Yant presided at the tea table, which was laid with a green lacework cloth. A shamrock plant i plateau centered the table and api pointments were in green and white. Mesdames Horace H. Banks. Nettie Littleton Kane and Miss Elizabeth Conner assisted in the dining room. Mrs. Henry E. Von Grimmenstein told an original storv and groun discussion of Irish folklore was held. PLAY TO RE HELD BY SOCIAL CLUB The Girls’ Social Club of the Indiana School for the Blind will present “Cornev Turns the Trick,” by Osgood, at the school auditorium at 8 tonight. Memhers of the cast include Misses Elaine Buhler. Frances Biery, Marjorie Shenoard. Gail Huff. Beulah M'ller. Vivian Vanaman. Gertrude Snurlin. Marguerite Soramervil’e and Bernardine Whitlock. Miss Margaret R. Young, literarv critic of the school, William T. Shannon, music critic, are directing the production. COMEDY IS GIVEN FOR FRENCH CLUB Michel Goiffon of Paris, France, played the leading role in the comedy. “Un Arriviste.” presented in French Thursday night, by the Alliance Francaise at the Washington. Miss Sally Maurer sang a group of popular French songs and members of the play east included: Mrs. Louise De Mart Leonard. Mrs. Marvin Hamilton. Roland Lambert, Edward J. Meunier and Ralph S. Decker. Mrs. Richard O. Fapenguth was the director of the production. TRAVEL CLUB TO MEET ON MONDAY Miss Augusta Welker. 39 South Dearborn street, will be hostess for the meeting of the Jenny Lind chapter of the International TravelStudy Club Monday night. A covered dish supper will be served and Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick will assist the hostess. Officers will be elected and Mrs. S. A. Artman will talk on “Canada.” Quilt Exhibition Held Mrs. Charles Dick was general chairman of the silver tea and quilt exhibit held this afternoon at the Edwin RaC M. E. church. The affair was sponsored by the Woman's Home Missionary society. Co* Wa-Ma Club to Meet An anniversary dinner will be held by the Co-Wa-Ma Club tonight at the home of Miss Helen Marquis, with Miss Mildred Lorash as chairman. Donee to Be Given The Women's Club of Christian park community center will give a St. Patrick's dance Saturday at the clubhouse, with music by Saxy Franks' orchestra. Gowns to Be Displayed The Epworth League of the Old Bethel M. E. church will sponsor a display of wedding gowns at 8 tonight at the church. The Rev. Maurice Kerr, pastor, will read notes about the costumes and a ‘‘musical program will be presented. Party to Be Held Mr. and Mrs. Otto R, Roos and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nicholson are hosts and hostesses /or the Sc. Patricks party to be held Saturday night by the Hoosie* Athletic Club.

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pervision of Mrs. J. Richard Farrell, of the home-making department of the Banner-Whitehill Furniture Cos., and secretary of the board of directors of the Camp Fire Girls.

New Officers Are Named by Lyceum Club Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf was elected president of the Thursday Lyceum Club at the luncheon meeting held at the home of Mrs. W. M. Somers, 424 East Forty-ninth street. Other officers named for the ensuing year are: Vice-president, Mrs. Irving P. Blue; recording secretry, Mrs. Laura Messick; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Harry Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Conder; critic, Mrs. F. M. Smith, and publicity, Mrs. Robert Malloch. The program for the afternoon sesssion included a resume of the works of Winston Churchill by Mrs. E. Preston Jones. Mrs. Blue will be hostess for the next meeting of the club, which is scheduled for March 30. Mrs. H. T. Brown will review “Background With Figures,” the autobiography of Cecilia Beaux. Magazine Club, to Hear Talk on Aaron Burr Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak on ‘‘The Enigma of Aaron Burr” at the night meeting of the Magazine Club Saturday in the Hollenbeck hall of the Y. W. C. A. One hundred and fifty guests have been invited to attend the lecture. The musical program will be presented by Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs of the music department of the Indiana Central college. Her numbers will include “Wild Geese” by Baughn De Leagh, and “Take Joy Home” by Bassett. Hostesses for the affair include Mesdames John J. Kelly, chairman; Mary Perine, R. L. Pierce, R. A. Nowlan and J. B. Phillips. Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, president of the group, will preside, and Mrs. Harry Dragoo is the program chairman for the affair.

Sororities

Sigma Tau Delta sorority will meet at 6 tonight in the Valentia room of the Spink Arms. Miss Mary Miller will be in charge of the arrangements. Miss Martha Pierce, 3827 Guilford avenue, will be hostess for the Euvola Club meeting to night. Alpha chapter of Theta kappa Tau sorority will hold pledge services tonight in the Dearborn for Misses Ruth Girard. Cecil Carey, Jean Kennedy, Virginia Gill and Virginia Landgraf. HOLIDAY DANCE IS SLATED AT I. A. C. Invitations for a St. Patrick's dance Saturday have been issued to former members by the Indianapolis Athletic club. The affair will be held in the main dining room from 10 to 2 with Russ Holler and Jack Berry’s orchestra providing music. Reservations are being made with the catering department. Great for Spring A poached egg with asparagus tips served with Hollandaise sauce is a spring dish par excellence. Put the egg on a round of hot buttered toast. On the egg put three or four asparagus tips and pour a spoonful of the sauce over all. Matrons of 1928 Elect New officers of the Matrons of 1928 Club elected at the luneneon meeting Wednesday are: Mrs. Frank Bonburg. president; Mrs. Waiter Boemler. rice-president, and Mrs. W. F. Swope, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Estel Roberts, Millersville, was hostess.

Daily Recipe SWEET POTATO CROQUETTES 4 large siceet potatoes 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper 1 egg sifted cracker crumbs Bake potatoes until soft. Scrape from shells and put through potato ricer. Add butter, salt, pepper and egg and beat well. Let cool and shape into small cylinders. Roll in cracker crumbs, dip m egg slightly beaten and roll again in crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat until a golden brown and drain on crumpled paper. Serve on a hot platter and garnish with parsley.

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