Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1935 — Page 5

'APRIL 13, 1935i

Day to Be j m of Athletic Club and their guests will | r 2^C c £ /° JL? /jL. \ ii dance at a Tulip Time Ball Saturday night. April 20. at the clubhouse. , -Cy. y IV/Tppf'l-IT Cf OT *l|||§S fc>. O. C/C'4 N. ebrated on Mrs Robert E Kirby and Mrs. Michael J. Duffecy Jr., are members of Iwi O tier Campus 2 District Clubs '-: *4?JCo£crnHT~ \ HI be held May 25 on the branch of the Needlework Guild of America will enter- meeting on Friday morning in Ayres’ campus, haie been an- j a , n W uh a stvle show and card party Tuesday. April 23, at Aires aauditorium. “The NRA of Federa- ■'■/ %sss&.'■ bv Miss Grace Shelton n „riiforitim. Mrs John R. Sentney and Mrs. Cecil K. Calvert com- thcms presented . Xura n<rte fi?/te/

May Day to Be Celebrated on Butler Campus Committees for the 1935 Butler University May Day celebration, which will be held May 25 on the Fairview campus, have been announced by Miss Grace Shelton, president of the Woman's League, sponsoring the event. Mias jane Fisher heads the costume committee for the pageant. She Is being assisted by Misses Barbara Zechiel, Corinne Hood. Martha Coridington. Lovilla Horne. Dorothea Smock, Lucille Wahl. C'Mari de Schipper. Betty Weir, Dorothy Biuemel. Margaret Habich. Mary Paxton Young. Dana Walking. Martha Shepperd. Catherine Miller, Ruth Collins, Margaret Koesters, Frances Noll. Helen Behmer. Alice June Holloway. Margaret Rohr. Susanne Merill. Betty Joe Roberts and Betty Frazier. The chorus committee is headed by Miss Ruth Long, chairman. The members are Misses Doris Fillingham. Lois Forsythe. Irma Smith. Eunice Mays. Lenora Winter. Virginia Strong. Ruth Hickman. Eamestine Graber. Geraldine Rowland. Helen Eldridge and Julia Doran. An old English pageant will be presented. May queen will be elected to preside with members of her court at the pageant. Rehearsals for the event have begun under the direction of several Butler faculty members. Casts of the various dancing and speaking groups will be announced soon by Miss Shelton. MISS EDWARDS WED IX APRIL SERVICE Mrs. Armanda Edwards, Mansfield. O . announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss Georgia Edwards. Indianapolis, to Herman Strashun, which took place April 7. at the home of Mr. Strashun s brother. Louis Strashun. and Mrs. Strashun. The at-home announcement is for 3777 N. Mendian-st. Meeting Post pom and April meeting of the Harmonie Club has been postponed from Monday until Monday, April 29. when a morning musicale and luncheon will be held at the Highland Golf and Country Club. Mrs. Norman Schneider president.

MISS MARY ALICE PIERSON is the newly elected president of the Alpha Kappa Latreian Club. Miss Pierson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pierson. , . . ... Members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club and their guests will dance at a Tulip Time Ball Saturday night. April 20. at the clubhouse. Mrs Robert E. Kirby and Mrs. Michael J. Duffccy Jr., are members of the host and hostess committee. Among Mrs. Gavle B. Wolfe's assistants for the spring bridge party of St. Margaret Hospital Guild are Mrs. Ernest N. Gimble and Mrs. H. T. Van Landingham. The party will be held Friday, May 3, at the Columbia Club. . Miss Florence Bowers is chairman of a dance to be held by tne seniors of St. Agnes Academy Monday, April 22, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Indianapolis branch of the Needlework Guild of America will entertain with a style show and card party Tuesday. April 23. at Ayres auditorium. Mrs. John R. Sentney and Mrs. Cecil K. Calvert comprise the door committee. The marriage of Miss Stella Berkowitz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berkowitz, to Bernhardt Dorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dorman. took place Sunday at Beth-el Temple. The couple will live in Chicago. Attendants at the ceremony were Miss Ruth Dorman, maid of honor: Miss Helen Berkowitz. bridesmaid; Ruth Weissman and Bernice Leskovits. junior bridesmaids; Marilyn Prince and Lois Fogle, flower girls; Harold Berkowitz. best man. and the following ushers: Leonard Dorman. Irvin and Allan Berkowitz and Bernie Arshop. Columbus. O. Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Hammer announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth Hammer, to Melvin K. Otto. The wedding will take place April 27 in Newcastle. Assisting with arrangement for the state day observance of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. April 27, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club are the following three members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club: Mrs. E. C. Felt. Mrs. Leßoy Flint and Mrs. Ray H. Briggs.

Committee Chosen for Annual

White Cross Luncheon

Mrs. Ambrose E. Pritchard, chairman of hostesses for the White Cross Guild annual luncheon April 24 at the Claypool. has announced members of her committee. They are as follows: Mesdames F S. Wood. Laura C. Messick. George E. Hoagland Jr.. I K Joyce. Allan Ball. J. Raymond Lynn. F. B. Gill. Chauncey Meier. Archie C- Gerard. H. B. Tilman. Will C. Hitz. Ella Thoms. C. E. Asbury. Emma Hackney. Jack Harding. Floyd Jones: Mrs. J. R. Bloomer. Rockville; Misses Barbara Boyd. Louise Mason and Mary Catherine Ashton. Mrs. F B. Gill, chairman of pages, will have the following on her committee: Mesdames B. A. Boyer, Herman Cox. J. Lemuel Johnson. A Schemekau. J. H. Obear. H H. Wright. Arthur E. Vehling. Carter Stephenson. Winifred Cox and Miss Mary Jo Spurrier. The White Cross executive board will meet at 10 Wednesday in the nurses' residence of the Methodist Hospital to complete arrangements for the luncheon. Group 10 of the White Cross Music Guild, of which Mrs. Sher-

wood Blue is chairman, has announced that it will sponsor a book report by Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten Monday night. April 22, in North M. E. Church. Mrs. Blue is in charge of tickets and proceeds will be added to the nurse scholarship fund of the music guild. Officers of Broadway M. E. Church White Cross Guild were elected this week as follows: Mrs. F. S. Wood, president; Mrs. E. E. De Witt, first vice president; Miss Anne Johnson, second vice president; Mrs. A. M. Jacobs, third vice president: Mrs. Gewrude Hoch, secretary; Mrs. Harold Botner. assistant secretary; Mrs. F. F. Kohlmeyer, treasurer; Mrs. Thurman B. Rice, chaplain; Mrs. C. H. Over, parliamentarian, and Mrs. A. B. Schnell. work chairman. Mrs. De Witt was presented with a special award for having given the greatest number of hours of service during the year. Meeting Sehedided Indianapolis Tri Kappa Club will meet at 6:30 Mpnday night at the Colonial Tearooft.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TDIES

Institute Set for Meeting of District Clubs A club institute will feature the program of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs at the April meeting on Friday morning in Ayres' aauditorium. “The NRA of Federation’’ will be the theme presented by Mrs. Wayne Reddick, chairman of institutes. Mrs. John Hardy will speak on the CWA. The CCC will be presented by Mesdames Frank Kinzie, Cora Raber and Herman T. Roesch. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak on the FERA. The Seventh District Chorus will present a group of Easter songs and Mrs. Edward Franklin White will speak on "The Trial of Christ From a Lawyer's Standpoint.’’ Mrs. C. J. Finch, district president, will preside during a business session. The following club presidents will report: Martha Washington Club, Mrs. Edward H. Hughes; Meridian Heights Inter Se. Mrs. Howland Johnson: Minerva Club, Mrs. Frank Spangler; Monday Afternoon Reading Club, Mrs. Russell E. Adkins: Monday Club. Mrs. W. D. Keenan; Multum-In-Parvo Literary Club, Mrs. Adolf Wagner; New Century Club. Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot; New Era Club. Mrs. Thomas S. Martin; 1908 Club. Mrs. Frank Bowers; North End Garden Club. Mrs. Minor S. Goulding; North Side Study Club, Miss Ruth Hardin: Oct-Dahl Club. Mrs. O. M. Richardson, and Olnosi Study Club. Mrs. P. E. Lamson.

MISS ROBINS TO BE BRIDE IN JUNE

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Guggenheim announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Lillian Robins, to Ben Wolfson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hv Wolfson. Denver. Colo. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Robins attended the Coloradio University School of Medicine and is a member*of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Koin, Greenfield. Mr. Wolfson a graduate of the Colorado University School of Engineering.

State Tri-Kappa Convention Will Open April 25 Tri Kappa Sorority will hold its twenty-third biennial state convention Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 25, 26 and 27, at the Claypool, according to an announcement by Mrs. Chalmer C. Schafer, Ft. Wayne, grand president. Several hundred members of Tri Kappa from 118 chapters located in the state will attend. Mrs. William J. Teter and Mrs. Dick D. Heller will serve as delegate and alternate respectively from the Indianapolis associate chapter. Social features of the convention will be a reception and entertainment Thursday night in the Florentine room, to which all Tri Kappas are invited with the province officers serving as hostesses; luncheon Friday noon in the Chateau room; a former ball FTiday night with the grand march led by Gov. and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt; luncheon Saturday noon followed by a program tea to which all Tri Kappas, patronesses, mothers and guests are invited. Business sessions will feature the convention with an address by the grand president, election of new state officers and reports of the various province officers and committees. The object of the sorority, promotion of charity, will be discussed and special reports will be made by each chapter. Art and scholarship projects sponsored by the society will be reported. Irvington chapter. Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 8 Monday night at the Irvington Masonic Terpple for initiation services. Mrs. Nellie Walker is worthy matron*

Bridge and Shower to Honor Miss Doris Hair, Bride-to-Be

While visiting her mother, Mrs. C. H. Becker, Mrs. John Stanley, Chicago, was to entertain with a bridal party in honor of Miss Doris

AIDS CHOSEN FOR CLUB PARTY

Mrs. Harry Kuhn, general chairman of the Welfare Club bridge party Wednesday, April 24, at Ayres auditorium, announces her committee assistants. Mrs. A. C. Zaring will be in charge of the style show. Assisting Mrs. Blake Stone, chairman of tickets, will be Mesdames William Birk, James E. Berry, John George, Thomas Hindman and Robert Stokes. Mrs. Olin Hatton Jr., chairman of accessories, will be assisted by Mesdames Harry E. Watson, Benjamin J. Kinnick, G. G. Schmidt, Nelle Greyer. Oscar Jose, Clifford Miller, H. E. French, and Earl C. Kline. Mrs. W. R. Hatton, chairman of door prizes, has as her committee, Mesdames Elsie Brubaker, Joel Wilmoth, Samuel E. Earp, Charles Roller. William H. Lyman. E. F. Piel, Thomas Walsh, M. H. Maxwell and H. O. Lust. Assisting Mrs. Elmo Fisher, chairman of confections, are Mrs. William Bartlett Jr., co-chairman, and Mesdames Reese Wysong, George Coffin. F. P. Geyer, Volney E. Huff. John Phipps. Louis Kriete, Charles Maxwell, Richard Poole, D. B. Ray and Hodge W T orsham. Mesdames Raleigh Fisher, Frank J. Haight and O. L. Hatton are in charge of special prizes.

Hair, whose marriage to Earl Grimsley will take place April 27. The bridge party and kitchen shower was to be this afternoon at the Becker home. Mrs. Stanley invited Miss Hair's mother, Mrs. Earl R. Hair; her sister, Miss Margaret Hair; Mesdames August Hook, Gregg Ransburg, Herman Emde, Robert Stephenson and Robert Tope; Mrs. Kuhrman Stephens, Lawrence; Mrs. Edwin G. Burd, New Albany; Misses Muriel Millet, Betty Sihm and Helen Eiser. Green and yellow were the colors chosen to decorate the serving tables. a a a Miss Virginia Taylor’s party for Miss Waneta Graves, another bride-to-be. was set for this afternoon at the home of the hostess’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Taylor. Miss Graves’ marriage to Dr. Robert J. Collins will be on April 20 in McKee chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. CLUB TO BE HOST FOR EASTER PARTY Easter party will be held at the Hoosier Athletic Club Saturday night, April 20. when the club ballroom will be decorated with Easter rabbits and Easter eggs. Paul Barker's band will play and Walter Lalley will be master of ceremonies. Floor show is scheduled. Spring flowers will decorate the tables and confetti and streamers will be distributed to the guests as a climax to the evening. The Strolling Players will provide entertainment. Robert Barnes is chairman, assisted by Wilbur Noll and Edward Rose. *

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News Executive of the Times to Address Women “The American Jew and the Newspaper’’ will be the topic of Norman E. Isaacs, news editor of The Indianapolis Times, Monday afternoon when he addresses the Sisterhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation at the Temple, 10th and Delaware-sts. News flashes by Mrs. Samuel Kominers and highlights of the Washington convention will be given the president Mrs. Louis K. Markum. followed by short talks by the delegates to the convention: Mesdames H. Benjamin Marks, Morris M. Feuerlicht, Isadore Feibleman and Andrew M. Jackson. The Sisterhood Choir compased o. Mesdames Isidore Feibieman, Samuel Hahn. Arthur A. Fairbanks, Louis Traugott, Leon Levi and Sidney Maholowitz, directed by Mrs. Ruth Spencer, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Greene, will sing. Mrs. John J. Benson, wife of the superintendent of the Methodist Hospital, will give a short talk on the White Cross Guild. The nominating committee, Mrs. Jacob B. Kaufman, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Max R. Hyman. Arthur A. Fairbanks, Victor M Goldberg, Joseph Baerncopf and Isidore Solom >n. will report. A social hour with tea will follow the meeting. The hostesses will be Mesdames Sidney Romer, Sultan Cohen, A. L. Borinstein and Leonard Solomon. Mrs. Feuerlicht and Mrs. William L. Ellison will pour.