Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 127, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1933 — Page 23

OCT. 6, 1933.

500 Guests to Attend Club Dance Dinner Parties Scheduled to Precede Event Saturday. Dinner parties will precede the subscription dance, to be given Saturday night at the Indianapolis Country Club by Muss Jeannette Cra.t and Mrs. Wayne D. Kinnalrd. Five hundred invitations were issued for the dance, for which Louis Lowe and his orchestra will play. Miss Jane Roemler and Donald McGibeny will sing in specialty numbers. A Dutch treat, dinner party will include Miss Craft, Mr. and Mrs. Kinnalrd, John Gordon Kingham, Messrs, and Mesdames William N. Wilson, Elijah B Martindale and Cortland Van Camp Martindale. Visitors will be honored by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Metzger and Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger’s guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Colborn of Pasadena, Cal. With Mrs. Henry E. Miller of Grand Rapids, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Bigler's guests will be Messrs fcnd Mesdames J. Charles Schaf, D\ Hawkins, Mr. McGibeny. Benjamin Claypool, Wilfred K. Krauss and William Young. Another party will include Messrs, and Mesdames Conrad Ruckelshaus, Charles A. Greathouse, Henry C. Atkins Jr.. John K. Ruckelshaus, Thomas Madden. Malott White, Miss Betty Brown and Thomas Ruckelshaus. FOUR SORORITIES ARRANGE DANCE Representatives from four sororities will meet at 8 tonight at the Seville Tavern to complete plans for a dance to be held Oct. 28 at the K. of C. auditorium. The committee on arrangements includes Misses Louise Harter and Louise Smith, co-chairman. Theta Chi Omega; Miss Merle Garner and Mrs. Charles Shelburn. orchestra, Alpha chapter. Omega Phi Tau; Miss Betty Schneider and Miss Eleanor Eldridge. decorations. Beta chapter. Omega Phi Tau; Miss Eunice Derkard and Miss Frances Garaghan, tickets and posters, Chi Tau Alpha Sorority. Honor Alice Atherton Miss Martha Peterseim entertained Wednesday night in honor of Miss Alice Atherton who will leave soon for Gainsville, Fla. Miss Lois Lee assisted the hostess, and guests included Misses Louise Swartz, Grace Nesbit, Melba Nesbit and Maxine Foltz.

Si\apY r"\ tJLaJI a^cLd <J f.H^Ensqmble Stunning Straps in Suede and Kid. Heels include High, Baby Louis, and Cuban j HOSIERY 1 MILLS 67C 48 EAST WASHINGTON ST. t Pam *1.30 (Next Door to Stewart’s Book Store)

Something New! COLLARS All the Fall Styles —Ascot —Lady Lou—‘Choir Boy Square Neckline / \0 * n Sa ,iB < and Bengaline. jrs\ \ \ Made to widen your shoulders ,/ ft !/jl\ and transform the neckline of J\ your fall suit or frock. New and |\ X s -A \C\V\ I very, very smort. AH in white. Sc to $3 STORE Washington and Penn. Sts.

In Winter’s Brown Mood

F ° r that firSt jrft choose a dark ||||||; brown suit such m as the one pictured, of _ f; duvttyn-like fabric trimmed : •" mk. , . ' : J#,?'- -mart hum-rut * ’ v•- but’on oxfords ' of brown kid " marching f , . SUPO- vamp? • A . y k- x* XgggjjgZ % | ; MBBipr % . , J 1

Nurses Will Be Entertained at Musical Party Visiting women attending the convention of the American Public Health Nursing Association, which opens Monday at the Washington, will be honor guests at a tea at 2; 30 Monday afternoon at the John Herron Art institute. The affair is under auspices of the woman’s auxiliary to the Indianapolis Medical Society, and all members of the auxiliary will serve as hostesses at the tea. Dr. Charles P. Emerson, guest speaker, will give a travel talk. A musical program will be presented by Miss Fannie Kiser, harpist, and Miss Bernice Reagan, violinist. Card Party Slated Ladies Society of the Indianapolis Sangerbund will hold a card party at 8 Sunday night at the hall, 49 South Delaware street, with Mrs. Lydia Scheer in charge.

For that first winter outfit, choose a dark brown suit such as the one pictured, of duvet yn-like fabric trimmed with mink. Wear with it smart, high-cut button oxfords of brown kid with matching suede vamps.

‘WORKING WOMEN’ NAME IS CHANGED The name of the National Association of Working Women was changed to National Association of Women at the first fall meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Florence Thacker. The resolution was presented by Mrs. Thacker and Mrs. Ida Broo after conferences last summer with national officers. Mrs. B. B. McDonald, president, was in charge of the business meeting. A social hour followed. War Mothers Meet Mrs. Ralph E. Kennigton will preside at the meeting of the Marion county chapter, American War Mothers, at 1:30 Tuesday at the Columbia Club.

If You Intend to Buy a Coat Select It Now While Prices Are Still Low! and USE YOUR CREDIT JOT coats jin Lavishly trimmed with flattering ’ The newest mode in sleeves—epaulets; puffed and leg-o-mutton I Silk and Cloth | Fur Fabric DRESSES coats[ Swanky frocks. Last word from § ikfc .98 New York and |J Pur fabric coats in fashion ■ pariS- able Persian Kurl. _ We have arranged our terms P* I to make credit available for I Imf p* 1 ■ I I all. No income too modest; 1 * kaa maJ II no purchase too great. Inquire. iJVI PAJ f Make Sure WITH A NEW SUIT or $00.50 O’COAT LL= It will be a crime to permit your clothing to stand in the way of success. At this store you have a wide choice of garments to suit any taste. Select a single garment or a complete outfit: pay a small part down, the balance in small amounts weekly. Opposite Indiana Theatre SB 188 IBSM m/ H life' |f^B Open Saturday Until 9 P. A#.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Women of War Will Fete Guest Overseas League to Hold Meeting Saturday at Spink-Arms. Women from Indiana. Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia who took part in the World war will meet Saturday night at the Spink-Arms, with Miss Faustlne Dennis of Washington as honor guest. Miss June Gray, national vicepresident, from the Fifty corps area, will preside at the meeting which is under auspices of the Women's Overseas Service League. Hoosier and Indiana units will act as hostesses to the representatives from the five Ohio units, Kentucky and West Virginia members. Miss Leafie Williamson of the local group is in charge of rooms and registration. A dinner will be served the attending members. Service overseas with one of the allies, between the years 1914 and 1920, with honorable discharge, precludes membership in the league. The work carried on by the various units of the league includes aiding disabled men and women veterans, providing magazines for the civilian conservation camps, finding suitable occupation for the disabled and providing speakers and asssisting patriotic organizations. All work is voluntary. The group maintains a gift and loan fund, acts as hostessses for the citizens’ military training camps and also trains younger women for this work. DANCE TO MARK GROUP BIRTHDAY Thirteenth anniversary of Delta Zeta Psi sorority will be observed with a dance tonight at the Avalon Country Club. Misses Evelyn Alexander, Mabel Hammens, Anita Craft, Rosemary Lawler, Bernice McCoy, Hilda Alexander and Lillian Schuck are arranging the affair. Johnny Reddell and his Silver Nite Hawks will provide the music, and invitation is extended to members and their friends and guests. Mrs. Garten to Talk Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will open her book talk class Oct. 19 at the Propylaeum Club with a class at 10:30 Thursday mornings. The class will continue for twelve weeks.

Mrs . George Jamerson Soon to Leave for Richmond , Va.

Mrs. Richard Sears and Mrs. A. C. Cunkle entertained at luncheon and bridge today at the Officers Club for Mrs. George Jamerson. Brigadier-General and Mrs. Jamerson of Ft. Benjamin Harrison will leave soon to make their home in Richmond. Va. Several other parties are planned for Mrs. Jamerson. Mrs. Milton O. Bocne will give an informal bridge party Tuesday night and Mrs. E. A. Routheau and Mrs. F. C. McCleary will entertain Wednesday with a bridge tea. Two parties will be given Thursday with Mrs. Sterline Crim, Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs. Lloyd Bunting entertaining at bridge in the afternoon and Mrs. Jerome G. Harris giving a bridge party at her home at night. Mrs. Winfield W. Sisson and Mrs. Nordlohs Entertain Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nordloh entertained at dinner Wednesday night for their daughter, Miss Mildred Nordloh and Robert N. Howerton, whose marriage will take place Saturday.

This BEDROOM A ★-Handsome Bed JjjlfaL ** piece is large and attractive. Solid oak interiors k ★ —A fully and conservatively decorated. Note the rich f||f [lll Pair of carvings on each piece . . . observe the triple ||l|||ff§t|l fj Boudoir mirror, vanity and graceful lines of the bed and |||| || A small deposit "ill bold Ibis outfit at Chenille Throw Rug ★ —Vanity Bench this low price for future delivery. —See These Heaters Before You Buy! J —The Most Outstanding Washer Value Are Priced to Accommodate Every Pocketbook $19.75 $29-50 $39.50 ~~ Also acquaint yourself with the marvelous values we offer in our | I famous line of “Odin” Beauty Ranges . . . Gas Stoves ... 231-2.37 W. Washington St. Guaranteed Oil Stoves ... Oil Heaters . . , Ranges and 1 Directly Opposite Statehouse Laundry Stoves. I

Roland F. Bowers entertained with a luncheon party Thursday at Whispering Winds for Mrs. Jamerson and Mrs. T. W. Barnard gave a bridge tea at the Barnard quarters.

WHISPERED Great Complexion Secret! WN 18N* rpo her friend she eonX ci*. fessed the secret of her flawless clear white skin, ★tor Swi J" Long ago she learned ** cf. that no cosmetic would i Ifln hide blotches, pimples or IfMfe, /I sallowness. She found the secret of real comrWA plexion beauty in NR 5? i Tablets (Nature's Rem1. edy).They cleansed and cleared the eliminative tract —corrected sluggish bowel action —drove out the poisonous wastes. She felt better, too, full of pep, tingling with vitality. Try this mild, safe, dependable, all-vegetable corrective tonight. See your complexion improve, see headaches, dullness vanish. Bg 7,-1 ...P" Quick relief for acid indigraTUMS tion. heartburn^->nly^K^_

Celebrate Birthday R. P. Schwarzer, 5511 Winthrop avenue, will entertain Saturday night with a party in honor of the seventy-fifth birthday of his mother, Mrs. Minnie Schwarzer. Guests will

Free Eye Examination Let a Dr. Ritholi Optometrist, registered and licensed by the state of Indiana, examine yonr eyes. These beautiful glasses, including richly engraved frame and "clear vision" lenses, complete with examination, SKm only $2.98. No obligation to purchase. Call for FREE EVE TEST at once. V i** ÜBbRIbb 1 -if iff GLASSES NOW ONLY go Take advantage of this opportunity at once. A thoroughly complete examination bv our erpert licensed i-i,k c tn . k optometrists is included FREE OF CHAROE. Price in- ■■■■■ Lenses eludes glasses, examination and all. affording you a great saying. 3loderate Extra Charge for Astigmatic Correction. If Necessary FREE EXAMINATION BY LICENSED EXPERT OPTOMETRIST DR. RITHOLZ OPTICAL CO. 124 West Washington St. Claypool Hotel Bldg. Coast-to-Coast Over 5.000.00 fl Wear Optical Offices in Principal Cities. Dr. Rithoiz Perfect-Vision Glasses Open Evenings—Thurs.. Sat. CALL FOR FREE EVE EXAMINATION ■

PAGE 23

be Messrs and Mesdames Frank Mayer. Robert Grace, Flay Manville, George Trefz, Mrs. Max Schwarzer, Mrs. Robert O’Neil, Miss Lena Martin and Messrs. Harry Pattison. Louis and Charles Gordon.