Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1935 — Page 5

STAX. 12, 1935.

J Mrs Low:. 'jsjL ,Jo' "' W cago. will speak on ‘ The Euro • v . W?%& tions" at 10 Wednesday mornir srasp t| the American Central Life It '-*■ an< j e auditorium as the. first ■HHIi /J| 'B|ljk*' ■ BKfew 4HH at the armament ronfen ~j| & iMMK •’:J§gspg3oi I mmmmzms&. 'm/Btik W ft I in Geneva Dr. and Mrs Wr WNBgPMffp]|^ A . _ Jll MslwßSlfflgßm ffy |k. 8 % isM' W ff§|||m|SH traveled in Russia, and German |^lg!|PTHii > '§#■' wf , 1§ |st l|l|i ' The league experience of ; Wt Bk|B I “ Wright ha ive She .■■*- -vs. BlßsiPl ' 1 been secretary of the Natii „ flHnl pi | lg§il|jT League of Women Voters and | |B|||>j. ■ held several ofTires m both the P , . v -wPP tt \ IlfpV'? " j|!l|BBB9 lmois and Cook County leagues ‘-- i||p c % V has served for several years on tUtey ♦ Jhk & |JL|Jr IB BH . \ \ nf thP Indianapolis departm |v -"V' ; '*' >., . IWHgM^BI \ ***:• sponsor. Will preside and mtroc f '„ x "%• V'jh „ * 3 ■■ / | J| y - the speaker. i Tl HrV ..N '“ ,,,, ■ 1 * JAPANESE VULTURE / Hf f- TO BE TOPIC ' s* ' | : . Mrs. W. W. Krider. Richmc l| HnBKHHHXBHMBPpr- W' * v™-: , 4 * s I I wife of a missionary’, who retur ~ j _ 4 5, / * | *■ recently to this country on a 1 c 7 1,/ - 4 lough after 14 years in the Orn <=>"/s‘ cr i/osep/v \ I will discuss “The Classical Cult * (ZS / ' of Japan" at a dinner meeting / */? /a, , JiF Alpha Phi Sorority Indianap C/Ocl-SZ* Ifilk jj alumnae chapter at 6:30 Mon ‘ - ,f4 : ->:S- . • - ’ night at the home of Mrs. Wen< s !mmm ,/ barter % Jjc/cleHsfeitt aresident. * The meeting at whic.n Mrs. Kri ifir IKj:.* . ‘ Japanese dinner. The speaker i , Cj graduate of De Pauw Univer: L_ .__' igsg and the Chicago School of Ci 1 - A and Philanthropy. c/ ex \W' : £ ' "' 5 4 Assisting Mrs. Coler will be \ \W jjß : -y Kimberlin, Mrs. Tristam Coffm { W JV Pfrs.peorfc *y y Mr. R,,har„ Boatman M . \.m J* HANO impressions to Present Guest Pianist Be ®” de ! n . jT .„t==-.,. of St. Agnes to o“ r^ s r m p S“T„dr ! a‘ Uliurcn oGrVICG X • <C* I? x’ meetlng cf the Indianapolis Bt . . . , ~ . ~. o ■■■ rl OIQ s Sara Elizabeth Miller, pian- choral ensemble will be held from 2 . >; , •,. W & 1 CSL Thursday night at the Woman s I md member of the Arthur t 0 3 Monday in the D. A. R. Chapter Preceding the wedding ceremonv *** apartment Club. Mrs. Meier \

Chorale Section of Musicale to Present Guest Pianist

Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, pianist. and member of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory . of Music faculty, will be guest artist on the program of the chorale section, Indianapolis Matinee Musicale. at 2:30 Fndav at the home of Mrs. Richard C. Fielding. George Newton, director of the ensemble; Miss Virginia carnefix. violinist and pupil of Hugh McGibeny, and a vocal trio, composed of Mesdames Elizabeth Madison. V. R Teter and W. A. Mayes, will assist on the program. Mrs. Fieldmg will be assisted at a social hour and tea by Mrs. Frank J. BUleter. chairman of hostesses, and Mesdames M. S- Goulding. Isadore Feibleman. George Gebhardt. William J. Goorv, Lutie Gruoer. Mintreau Hatt, Henry Henninger. L. P. Highley. Hazel S. Hill. E. L. Kirchoff. A. W. Macy, Charles C.: Martm. W A Mayes. Harry Me- | Neeley. I. F. Meyer and F. H. Nelson; Misses Mary M. Hirschman and Jan Jean Lemon. Mrs. Carl H Irrgang and Miss Ruth McVey will pour at the tea table. Mrs. Rex P. Young, chairman of the choral section, announces that auditions for membership in the

choral ensemble will be held from 2 to 3 Monday in the D. A. R. Chapter House. 824 N. Pennsylvania-st. Mrs. Eva Tooley is membership chairman. Rehearsals for the spring concert will begin at 10 Tuesday at the chapter house, George Newton is director of the ensemble. Mrs. Thelma Carnefix Todd has arranged the following program for Friday: Pap*r Bach and Handel" I ‘ Choconne" Bach 'Arranged by Busoni) Mis' Miller, piano Vocal Trio— The Smiling Dawn” Handel From Jeptha Oratorio" Mrs Madison, soprano. Mrs Teter. second soprano, and Mrs Maves. contralto Mrs Todd, accompanist Scnato in A Major Handel Miss Carnefix. violin Mrs. Lucille Loskrr.an Wagner, accompanist O. Come Sweet Death" Bach George Newton, basso Mrs Lucille Wagner, accompanist Chib Will Meet Dessert luncheon will be served members of the Indianapolis Ward Belmont Club at the meeting at 1:30 Saturday, Jan. 19. Mrs. M. Stan- j ley McCoims Jr., will entertain the group at her home, 4710 Kenwoodav. '

Miss Arbuckle to Be Bride in Church Service Preceding the wedding ceremony of Miss Mildred Arbuckle and Melvin W. Berryman tonight in Hillside Christian Church will be a medley of bridal songs to be played by Mrs. Edith Carr Martin, organist. Mrs. Virginia Harbaugh Wilson will sing "O Promise Me” and “I Love You Truly.” As the organist plays, the ushers. Frank Onan. William Szatowski, William Beeson and Clarence Mayhoefer. will seat the guests. The Rev. Herbert Wilson will perform the ceremony before the altar, to be banked with palms and ferns and lighted by tapers in candelabra. The bride will be attended by her 1 sister, Miss Eleanor Arbuckle. whose gown of brown mossy crepe will be worn with gold accessories and an arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Herbert W. Berryman, the bridegroom's brother, will be best man. The bride's white satin gown is trimmed in Alencon lace and will be worn with a tulle veil falling from a needlepoint lact cap. The bridal bouquet will be of bride's roses and gardenias. .

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MRS. ARTHUR C. SHEA is a member of the board of directors of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters which will sponsor a performance of "Continental Variety” at English's Feb. 2. Mrs. L. A. Ensminger is chairman of tickets with Mrs. Oscar Baur, co-chairman. The marriage of Miss Betty Ramey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence Ramey, to" Dr. Robert Wiesheart, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Wiesheart, North Salem, took place last week. Dr. and Mrs. Wiesheart will make their home in North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Burke G. Slaymaker have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha Slaymaker, to William Zulich Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Burns. Mr. Burns attended Purdue and Butler Universities and Miss Slaymaker was graduated from Tudor Hall School, Chevy Chase,

FOUNDING MARKED , BY SESAME CLUB Mrs. Bert Westover. president of the Sesame Club, was hostess today at a reunion of past and present members in honor of her mother, Mrs. James Darn&U, fronly active

Washington, and Butler University and studied in Grenoble, France. Indianapolis Athletic Club's luncheon and bridge party Wednesday for wives and daughters of members and their guests is in charge of Mrs. Joseph E. Cain. When Mr. and Mrs. George Fotheringham return from their wedding trip, they will make their home in Indianapolis. Before her marriage, Mrs. Fotheringham was Miss Marion Barnard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Barnard. Mr. Fotheringhams parents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fotheringham, Boston. The marriage of Miss Bertha Furstenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Furstenberg, to Walter B. Lichtenstein took place Dec. 23.

charter member and historian. The meeting also celebrated the club’s thirty-fifth anniversary. Out-of-town guests were Miss Margaret Carroll, Cleveland, and Miss Martha Martindale, Clermont, both charter members; Mrs. J, Murray Chenoweth, Mancie; Mrs.

George Lewis, Lafayette; Mrs. Paul O. Mitchell, Clayton, and Mrs. Porter Smith, Danville. Mrs. Damall read the club history and James Westover played piano and accordion numbers. Pink carnations, the club flower, decorated the serving table. s'

Alumnae Group of St. Agnes to Hold ‘Song Fest’ “Song fest” and discussion of activities will feature the regular meeting of St. Agnes Academy Alumnae Association at 8 Monday night at the academy with the president, Miss Alice Jane Hessler, presiding. Officers of the alumnae and chairmen of standing committees; have been named by Miss Hessler as I hostesses for the meeting. Officers with Miss Hessler are Miss Marjorie McDuffee, vice-president; Miss Mary Rosalie Beck, secretary, and Miss Gretchen Mary Yeazel. treasurer. The alumnae's annual skating, party will be discussed and Miss Mary Catherine Coulter, chairman of the Christmas ball, will report on the event. Following the transaction of business, bridge and other games will be played and refreshments served Yellow tapers will light the serving table to be laid with a lace cloth and entered with a bowl of yellow pompoms. Academy students will assist in serving. *s

Europe’s State Will Be Subject Opening Series Mrs. Louise Leonard Wright, Chicago, will speak on “The European Situation and the League of Nations" at 10 Wednesday morning at the American Central Life Insurance auditorium as the first in a series of three discussion groups sponsored by the department of government and international cooperation of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters. Mrs. Wright recently returned to the United States after a several months’ stay in Europe where her husband. Dr. Quincy Wright, professor of international law at the University of Chicago, was an observer at the armament conference in Geneva. Dr. and Mrs. Wright traveled in Russia and Germany. The league experience of Mrs. Wright has been extensive. She has been secretary of the National League of Women Voters and has held several offices in both the Illinois and Cook County leagues and has served for several years on the speakers bureau of the Cook County League. Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair, chairman of the Indianapolis department, sponsor, will preside and introduce the speaker. JAPANESE CULTURE TO BE TOPIC

Mrs. W. W. Krider, Richmond, wife of a missionary, who returned recently to this country on a furlough after 14 years in the Orient, will discuss “The Classical Culture of Japan” at a dinner meeting of Alpha Phi Sorority Indianapolis alumnae chapter at 6:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Wendell P. Coler, 121 Penway-st, association president. The meeting at which Mrs. Krider will speak will be preceded by a Japanese dinner. The speaker is a graduate of De Pauw University and the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy. Assisting Mrs. Coler will be Miss Halcyon Mendenhall, Miss Helen Kimberlin, Mrs. Tristam Coffin and Mrs. Richard Boatman. HAND IMPRESSIONS WILL BE SHOWN

Mrs. George Philip Meier will talk on “Wl.at’s In Your Hand?” at a meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club Thursday night at the Woman's Department Club. Mrs. Meier will illustrate her talk with impressions of hands of famous professional men and women. These autographed impressions include thbse of Jane Addams., Carrie Chapman Catt, Ida M. Tar bell, Alice Foote MacDougall, Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, composer and pianist; Judge Jean Norris, New York; Caroline O'Day, Congressman-at-Large, New York; Ruth Bryan Owen, United States minister to Denmark; Amelia Earhart, Ruth Nichols and Amy Molkson, aviatrices; Bertita Leonarz Harding, author of "Phantom Crown”; Bertha E. Jaques, Chicago, nationally known etcher, and Mary E. Dillon, business woman and executive. MRS. RAGSDALE TO ARRANGE MEETING Mrs. Frank Squires, president of the Twelfth District Council of the American Legion Auxiliary, recently appointed Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, chairman of arrangements for the state convention to be held in Indianapolis in

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