Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1935 — Page 5

FEB. 16, 1935

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CHRISTAMORE AID SOCIETY will sponsor a dinner-dance Saturday night. March 2. at the Columbia Club, with Mrs. Irving M. Pauvre, general chairman. Among the party assistants will be Mrs. Wells Hampton. Mrs. Jeremiah Cadick and Mrs. William Bertermann. Before her recent marriage Mrs. George Buskirk was Miss Mary Adelaide Camger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Carriger. Mr Buskirk's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Buskirk. The marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth Springer Puett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Springer, to Richard W. Coons took place Thursday! Mr. and Mrs. Coons will make their home at 2108 N. Meridian-st. For the state day and golden jubilee observance of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority to be sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae Club Feb. 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Katharine L. Smith will be in charge of a luncheon. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Mclntyre. 3860 N. Delaware-st, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mary Etta Mclntyre, to John R. Gray Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John R Gray. The wedding is set for May 3. Among the social activities of the recently organized Indac Juniors, rvn organization of young members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, is a subscription dance at the club roof garden Friday night. Decorations and properties for Sunny tide Guild’s Mardi Gras ball Fr,dav night. March 1. at the Indiana Roof are discussed by Mrs. Stowell Wasson. Mrs. Charles Renard. Mrs. Glenn itarsh and Mrs E C. Dolmetsch. committee for the event.

Study of Haiulel Will Form Sigma Alpha lota Program

A program devoted to a study of Handel will be given by Zeta Chapter. Sigma Alpha lota, national professional musical sorority. Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. George Kadel, 5131 Washington-blvd. Miss Ada Bicking. head of the leader in work OF CHURCH DIES Unit'd PrtM HEW YORK. Feb. 16 —Mrs. Mary Haven Thirkfleld. 76. wife of Bishop Wilbur Patterson Thirkfleld and daughter of Bishop Gilbert Haven, both at the Methodist Episcopal Church, died yesterday at a Brooklyn hospital. Mrs. Thirkfleld was a prominent church worker and speaker, and for 13 years president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society

public school music department of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. will speak on the supervisors of music conference to be held here soon. Mrs. Stewart Greene has arranged the following pmo-ram: Handel and His Contemporaries.” Mrs Anton Scherrer. Anas—“Rodelmda.” Dead Mv Lord Is ” •Fortune the Cruel Hearted.” •Dear Love. Believe Me; Mrs William A. Devin, soprano Mrs J Russell Paxton, accompanist. • Jesus Christ, the Son of God.” • • •• MTiss Mae Henri Lane, pianist. Aria— Ottone ” ■ Sons of Gismonda.” Miss Helen Thoms, contralto. _ Mrs. Greene, accompanist. -Water Music." String Ensemble-Mrs Harold Brady. Miss Mary Anne Kulimer. Miss Irma Mae Steele. Miss Ruth Van Matre Miss Eugenia Mi lev. Miss Roberta Trent. Mr*. Themia tosworth. Mrs. Robert A. Shultz. Mrs LL and Newlln. Aria—"Ji 'as Marcabaeus ” ' Sound i o Alarm " Ft. rell Scott, truest artist. Mis. Greene, accompanist. Semele.” • where'er You Walk.” Vocal Quartet—Mrs. J Harrv Green. Mrs. Haro.d H Arnholter. Mrs. O. M Jones and Mrs Irene Jarrard. Mrs. William G. Apoitak occomnoniM.

CLUB MEMBERS WILL ATTEND LUNCHEON

Mrs. T. A. Gottschalk will be hostess at a luncheon Wednesday at the Spink Arms in honor of members of the Indiana state Assembly Women's Club. Mrs. Ralph N. Smith is general chairman, and reservations are in charge of Mrs. Bruce Lane, Mrs. Arthur Gilliom and Mrs. Gussie Wade. The program will include piano numbers by Mrs. H. V. Pormohlen, and a book review by Mrs. Walter Ging, Greemield. The club members will be honored at a reception Tuesday night which the Marion County Democratic Women’s Club will give at the Claypool. MAYOR TO SPEAF , AT CLUB REUNION William E. Dentlinger, mayor of Connersville. w ill be guest of honor at the union of the Fayette Club members at 4:30 Sunday, Feb. 24, in thf Colonial tearoom. William E. Jeffrey will be toastmaster, and the invocation will be given by Jty ph M. Taylor. Miss Katherine Darter will sing, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Elkins. Mrs. Ador Krueger will read a history of the club, which has been active for 10 years. Mrs. Jennie G. Sparks is chairman of the reservations committee, which invites all former residents of Fayette County fc. auend.

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Harmonie Club Program Will Include Review At’ the February meeting of the Harmonie Club at 2:30 Monday at the home of Mrs. John W. Hutchings, Mrs. Grace M. Duckwell will review Mozart's opera. “Le Nozze di Figaro.” Mrs. Hutchings will be assisted by Mesdames Robert Kinnaird, R. V. Fleig, Otto Heppner, and A. C. Scearcy, Misses Emma Doeppers and Virginia Leyenberger. The musical program is in charge of Miss Paula Kipp and Mrs, Robert W. Blake with Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, Miss Louise Swan, Mrs. S. K. Ruick. Mrs. Ross Caldwell and Miss Kipp, accompanists. The program will include: °Mrs? r Dale Lentz. Mrs. Carl Lieber and Miss Kipp Duetto —“Cinque, died” , . . * Mrs. Scearcy and Miss Leona Wright Aria—Cherubino. ”Non so ptu” Mrs. Burroughs Canzone —Cherubir o, "Voi. che sapete” Miss Helen Louise Titus Aria—Susanna. "Venite inginocchiatevt” Mrs. Heppner Recitative ed Aria. “Hai gia’ vmto” Mrs. Scearcy Duetto- Orafln and Susanne, “Chi soave zeflrettc” Mrs. James H. Lowry and Mrs. Carl Moore Finale—“Ecco la Marcia” Mrs. Lentz. Mrs. Lieber and Miss Kipp Recitative —Aria. "Giunse alfln U Momento" Miss Hope Bedford Literary Club to Meet Indianapolis Literary Club members will hear Fisk Landers talk on "Pieces of Eight” at the club’s meeting at the chapter house Monday xdsbie

Book Review and Luncheon Scheduled by Propylaeum

Maxwell Anderson’s “Mary of Scotland” will be read by Mrs. Alice Mitchell before the February meeting of the Propylaeum Thursday. Luncheon at 1 will be followed by a program at 2:30. In the absence of Mrs. John W. Kern Sr., chairman of the entertainment committee, Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin will preside. Hostesses for the afternoon will be the following members of the entertainment committee, Mesdames Robert A. Adams, Clarence Alig, Earl B. Barnes. William H. Coleman, Frank W. Cregor, James Cunning, Bowman Elder, Benjamin F. Hitz, George Philip Meier, Sylvester Johnson Jr., Samuel L. Shank, Paul H. White, Herbert M. Woollen and Charles A. Ffaffiin. Assistants will be Misses Fannie Belle Maxwell, Deborah D. Moore, Lillian D. Reeves and Gertrude Taggart; Mesdames Quincy A. Myers, R. O. Alexander, William J. McKee, James W. Noel, Blaine H. Miller, Jesse C. Moore, John Sloane Kittle, William F. Kuhn, Jackson K. Landers, Daniel B. Luten,*Henry E. Ostrom, Thomas J. Owens, Chester D. Porter, Frank L. Powell, Delos A. Alig, Thaddeus R. Baker, E. E. Voyles, Oscar Baw, Arthur R. Brown, Bransford Clarke, Olive D. Edwards, Homer G. Hamer, Wilbur C. Johnson, Clarke Rogers, Almus G. Ruddell, J. N. Shannahan, Eben Wolcott* 1* <7* Zertefc .William &

Coburn, John G. Benson, E. H. Tripp, Ross H. Wallace, Frank C. Dailey, John P. Frenzel Jr„ William C. Griffith, Gustavus Taylcr, Thor G. Wesenberg, Henry W. Bennett, Guernsey Van Riper, Isaac E. Woodard, William A. Atkins, Niles Chapman, Fred C. Dickson, John M. Gillespie, Walter J. Hubbard and A. D. Hitz.

Miss Holloway and Fiance to Attend Dinner In compliment to Miss Rosiland M. Holloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius E. Holloway, dud her fiance, Griffith John Henninger, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Henninger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller will entertain at dinner tonight. Among the guests Will be Mrs. Louise Follette, Ottawa, HI. The party will go to the Woodstock Club to dance following dinner. The marriage of Miss Holloway and Mr. Henninger will take place March 2 at the Holloway home, 29 E 37th.-sW

Miss Titus Will Be Hostess for Kappa Chapter Buffet supper will precede a program of Kappa chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national honary musical sorority, Tuesday night at the home of Miss Helen Louise Titus, 637 Middile-dr, Woodruff Place. Mrs. C. Basil Fausset, chairman of the hostess committee, will have as assistants Mrs. Saul Bemat, Mrs. Dale Lentz, Mrs. William N. Fleming, Jr. and Miss Virginia Leyenberger. Miss- Blanche Harvey Quirk, chairjnan, will read a paper on “Modem American Music.” Other features of the program include. “Indian Concerto” Burleigh Mary Sapp, violinist: Mrs James L Warner, accompanist “A Crv at Dawn” . • Cadman “Mv Heart Is a Silent Violin”. .Oscar Fox Miss Titus, soprano: Mrs. Jane J. Burroughs, accompanist Suite for piano Mary Kapp Composer at piano Sonata for violin Mary Kapp Composer at violin. Miss Hilda Korfl. guest accompanist “Nights” Clokey “Let All Mv Life Be Music” Spross Girls Concert Club of Technical High School "Shadow March” Protheroe “De Sandman” Protheroe Girls Quartet of the Concert Club Legislator to Speak “Legislation” will be Mrs. Roberta West Nicholson’s topic at a meeting of the Mcllwaine-Kothe Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday at the home of Miss Dorothy Kothe, 1437 Parkav. Mrs. I. W. Sturgeon will inlEOdUflE, fly* Sffaplratt,

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CLUB GROUP WILL HEAR DR, RICE

Community welfare department of the Woman’s Department Club will present Dr. Thurman B. Rice, professor of bacteriology and publio health at Indiana University, in a talk Wednesday. Dr. Rice, member of the state board of health, will talk on “Shall Our Children Be Better Born?” at a discussion luncheon. Mrs. Lee Bums, president of tha Maternal Health League, will be a special guest. Mrs. William E. Kennedy, hospital chairman, and Mrs. Charles H. Remy, courtesy chairman, will be assisted by their committee members. Mrs. E. J. Shields and Mrs. Fredrick H. Bowen are in charge of luncheon reservations. CARD PARTY AND FOOD SALE SET Mrs. William J. Hanley and Mrs. James E. Deery will be chairmen of a card party and food sale to be held in St. Joan of Arc School Hall at 2 Wednesday by the Woman’s Club. Mrs. Bert Pfaff will be in charge of a candy sale. Assisting committees include: Mesdames Mibra C. Jones. Thomaa Blackwell, O. H Keogh G W Glover, B-ooke C Dell. W. B Worl. William P. Dudine. J. H Lang. Otto Lay J. W. Warren Leo F Welch. J R. Ruddick, P. J. McShane. James Scott. Maurice Early. Lewis De Burger, William A. Dorgan, Lea L Bishop. E O. Friehage. William F. Krieg George A BishofT. Frank Long, R. W Wilkerson, F. A Mangold. Daniel T. Doyle L. F Stahl. William J. Mooney Jr., Walter Stuhldreher, Frank Madden. John Deery, George W. Faulstlch, J. E Faust. Gerard L. Heinz, John Staab, A. E. Irwin and Miss Clara. Lease.