Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1935 — Page 5

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P.-T. A. Groups of City to Hold Annual Meeting Eighty-s .cn Parent-Teacher Associations will participate in afternoon sessions preceding the annual dinner meeting of the Indianapolis Council of Parent and Teachers at 6 30 Wednesday in Shortndge High School. Mrs. William E. Balch. council president, will preside at all sessions. Mrs. Robert L. Mason is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Austin J Edwards and Mrs. Chester O. Martin. Other committees serving are as follows: Box office. Mrs. Witt W. Hadley and Mrs. Edward McKenzie: dmmg room Mesdames W. E. Tmnev. C. C. Rothman. Clifford L Harrod. R. E Farley and F. A. White; decorations. Mesdames Charles Pernne. Glenn Parris and C. C. Wolverton; place cards. Mrs. Frank Rieman: hospitality. Mrs W. V. Kmgdon and Mrs James L Murray. and music. Mrs Dorothy Knight Greene. Honor guests at the dinner will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Stetson. Messrs, and Mesdames W. A Hacker. D T. Weir. Vergil Stmebaugh, George W. Buck. Clavton Ridge. Alan W. Boyd. Carl Wilde Merle Stdener. Samuel Garrison. Miss Virginia Cravens. Mesdames Logan G. Hughes. H C. Gdl. John Lewis. Oscar B Brown. James R Moag. the Rev Robert Alexander. Raymond D Jackson. Miss Christine Houseman and Robert Schultz.

NATIONAL OFFICERS TO BE GUESTS

Several national officers of Delta Delta sorority are expected to attend the annual state day celebration to be held at the Claypool. April 6. Mrs Joseph D Grigsby. Washington newly elected national president. is expected to attend, as are Mrs B M. Richardson. Wyoming. O, vice president, and Mrs. D. F. Young. Dayton. 0.. alumnae secretarv Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and Miss Imogene Pierson, two members of the local alumnae group, will present a musical program. Miss Anne Mane Sander is general chairman of the event. STUDENT GROUP WILL ENTERTAIN Musical bridge tea will be sponsored by the student group of Epsilon Sigman Omicron Soronty at the home of Mrs. William H. Polk. 52 S Imngton-av. Tuesday. The tea will benefit the student loan fund of the Seventh Distnct Federal ion of Clubs. Special guests will be Mrs. Clarence J. Finch, district president: Mrs Francis McCabe, chairman of adult education; Mrs Fred L. Pettijohn. education chairman. Mrs. Frederick Balz and Mrs. Charles Stubhs. Tables have been reserved by M-adomes Herman Korterpeter. Richard Pmder, Percy Merrill. W. F Holmes. Herman Roesch. Tom Smith. Blaine Tillman. Basil Vaught. William H Polk. W. N. South Fred Fate. Albert Off and John Cad>. Music will be presented by Mrs. Mildred Smith. ecco*dionist. and the Russian violin cho‘r under the direction of M*s. Merle Curry. The following will be dressed m Russian costumes: Muriel Jean Garrett. Susanne Pmder. Ethel Hull. Martha Jane Baker. Elame Garrett. Elma Baker. Betty Orr. and Emma Coretta Shaffstau. accompanist. and Jane Curry, soloist. Club Will Celebrate Indianapolis Variety Club will celebrate its first anniversary tonight at a dinner dance in its ciubrooms at the Clavpooi. Ed Resener s 10ptece orchestra will provide music, and a floor show will be presented.

Luncheon Set for April 24 by White Cross Center

White Cross Center of the Methodist Hospital will hold its third annual luncheon at 12 Wednesday. April 24. in the Riley Room of the Claypool. Mrs- Brandt C. Downey, again will be general chairman. Committee appointments anil be completed at the March meeting of the executive board of the center at 10 Wednesday in headquarters in the nurses' residence of the hospital. The annual luncheon is attended by all White Cross Guild members and iheir friends. Election of officers will take place. The 21 guilds will report on their activities and silver cups for outstanding hospital service will be awarded. An additional feature this year will be presentation oi awards to winners in the White Cross Health Crusade, now m progress. Mrs. W. C. Hartinger will preside at the executive board meeting and the nominating committee will make

its report of officers to be voted upon at the annual meeting. Mrs. J. W. Noble is nominating committee chairman with Mesdames George A. Van Dyke, J. Raymond Lynn, Jack Harding and Dwight S. Ritter as members. CLUB MEMBERS TO SEE STYLE SHOW Mrs. W. G. Holt, general chairman of the bridge party and style show of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers' C’ub. announces committee assistants. The party will be held at 2 Wednseday in Ayres auditorium,. M-s. G. B Heard, president, will be hostess; Mrs. M. W. Mangus and Mrs. O. T. Roberts, ticket chairmen; Mrs. J. A. Sink and Mrs. A. L. Ballinger, pencils and tallies: Mrs. Ann Porter Pangborn. candy; Mrs. A. H. Sielken and Mrs. H. G. Crawford, door prizes, and Mrs. C. L. Zechial, table prizes.

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BRIDGE PARTY TO FOLLOW LUNCHEON Luncheon and bridge party will be held by the Children's Sunshine I Club of Sunnyside Sanatorium Wednesday at the Snively tearoom with Mrs. W. J. Overmire. hostess. | Spring flowers will decorate the! tables. Assisting the chairman, will be Mesdames David Jolly, Harry Grimes. W. T. Miller, W. J. Kiesle, Harry Wiebke, Joe J. Speaker, T. W. Forshee and Harry Green. Among the out-of-town guests will be Mrs. Thomas Bauer and Miss Florence Hunsicker. Lafayette. The club entertained the children j at the Marion County Tuberculosis ■ Hospital today where those with ] birthdays this month received gifts.! Mrs. Alva Cradick. president, was 1 in charge, assisted by Mrs. Clifford J. Richter. Mrs. Overmire, Mrs. Grimes and Miss Marie Rochford. The program was presented by Dorothy Ellen Chapman. Gloria Metzler. Rex Simm, D£rrell Gene Wallace. Bonnie McDaniel, Mildred Snyder, Dolly Snyder, Louis Hem- * merer and Evelyn Moor eho use.

Mrs. WILLIAM K. M'GO WAN and Mrs. Robert Ittenbach are members of the ticket committee for St. Vincent’s Hospital Guild supper dance April 27. Mrs. Edwin Gass is committee chairman and Mrs. E. O. Marquette, general chairman. Final arrangements meeting of the Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home before a show of magic Friday night at the Masonic Temple will be held Monday with Mrs. Norma Cline, hostess. Assisting with arrangements for the show to be presented by J. Elder Blacklidge is Mrs. William H. Krieg. Indiana Saddle Horse Association members and their friends will r‘ - A the Wild Oats Ball to be held Saturday r ”h 30. at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Edwa Gallagher is a team captain for the ticket Annual state day observance of Delta Delta Delta

Sorority will be held April 6 at the Claypool. Miss Ivy Ann Fuller is chairman of the dance. Mrs. Donald B. Shimer is co-chairman of a lecj ture to be given Friday afternoon at the Uptown Theater by William M. Beale. Chicago. The talk will be a benefit sponsored by St. Joan of Arc Woman's Club. Cabaret party will be given by the Council of Jewish Juniors tomorrow night at the Columbia Club. Miss Sarah Tuchman with Misses Anita Cohen, Sally Maurer, Shirley Barnett, Frederica Goodman, Hannah Leah Miller, Virginia Marcus. Adelaide Cohn, Sophie Rosenthal and Adeline Rice wall take part. Miss Marian Olive is chairman of a dance to be held April 6 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club as the cl-max to a state day observance of Alpha Omicror Pi Sorority. \

MARCH 23, 1935

Miss Dedert and Roger Miner to Wed Tomorrow In a ceremony tomorrow afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dedert, 3336 Kenwood-av, Miss Rosemary Dedert will become the bride of Roger W, Miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Miner. The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel will read the ceremony and wedding music will be played by Miss Mary Thomas. Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt will sing “O Promise Me” and "At Dawning.” Fred Cordes will be best man and Carl Holt, usher. The maid of honor, Miss Mary McCullough, will wear turquoise blue crepe and the bridesmaid, Miss Jean Cordes, will wear pink crepe. Both will carry bouquets of sweet peas. The bride will appear in a gray afternoon dress and carry bride’s roses. A reception will follow the ceremony. The couple will go on a short wedding trip and will make their home upon their return at 3334 Kenwoodav. Mrs. Frank L. Wayman entertained with a surprise miscellaneous shower yesterday for Miss Dedert. Y. W. C. A. TO HEAR NATIONAL OFFICIAL Miss Genevieve Lowry, New York, member of the national staff of the Young Women's Christian Association and advisory secretary, who is visiting local associations in the central region, will address a luncheon meeting of the south side group Thursday. Other program features will be music arranged by Miss Judith i Julian; devotions led by Miss Florence E. Lanham and a talk on work at the South Side Y. W. among younger girls by Miss Edith J. Inman. Committees in charge are program, Mrs. H. F. Osborne, Miss Kathryn McPherson and Miss Judith Julian; hostesses, Mesdames Claude Wise, Walter Hardy, Fred Dryer, Nellie Hiatt, Dessie Krom, William Bruce, Bradford Snodgrass, Otto Kempfer, Walter Galbraith and Charles Nagle. Stops Skidding Rugs There's anew material to put under small rugs to keep them from sliding. It’s a sort of mesh and it clings to the floor so that the rug goes over it smoothly and can be vacuumed as usual. Good for houses where there axe children. *