Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1935 Edition 02 — Page 5

APRIL 20, 1933.

World Motif Chosen for Theater Ball Annual Civic Event to Be Held May 18 at Athenaeum. BY BEATRICE Bt'RGAX Timet Worr.n‘ Pate EdiJor CIVIC THEATER ball committees cast about for a thvn\ which might match in color their circus and county fair balls of other years. Situations of international moment are occupying public thought, so why not choo:>e an International theme, they observed. So it is that the

ball on May 18 at the Athenaeum will be international, and guests will be invited to come in the costume of any land —the more remote probably the more interesting to the judges. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vonnegut are general chairmen.

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and they have called together the more than 200 chairmen and workers for a meeting Tuesday night at the Civic Theater playhouse. Mrs. Vonnegut has worked in the Civic Theater for several seasons, and as chairman of the Children's Theater has been responsible for many of their successful undertakings. The ball annually comes as a close to the theater's season of plays. To date we only know that the Athenaeum will be bedecked with the national flags of many foreign countries. a a a Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus. chairmen of the Tulip Time ball of the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight, will be among the guests with several of their friends, Messrs, and Mesdames Lyman Ayres, David Stone, William N. Willson, Joseph Cain. Thomas R. Kackley, Charles A. Greathouse Jr., and John K. Ruckelshaus. James Ryan, Chicago, brother of Mrs. Harry Scott, will attend the ball with Mr. and Mrs. Scott, who will be in the party arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brower. Others will be Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolling and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McCoy. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Kelly, Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prevo, Greencastle, will be out-of-town guests in Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Gastineau’s party. Others will be Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. Roy V. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Kern. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane Kittle and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Duckwall will be together at a table. a a a An exhibition of Mrs. Janet Payne Bowles’ jewelry and silversmithing will be on display at the John Herron Art Museum until May 2. and her friends will greet her tomorrow at a reception in the museum.

ALUMNAE TO GIVE RUSH TEA

Members of the Indianapolis Phi Mu Alumnae Club will go to Bloomington next Saturday to attend the rush tea which the club will sponsor at the Indiana University Chapter house. Mrs. C. 11. Glascock, chairman. will be assisted by Mrs. W. B. Wilcox, Mrs. H. D. Eberhart and Miss Velma Schaaf. Mrs. William Ramsey, Mrs. A. B. Clark, Miss Charlotte Green and Miss Louise Schetter, members of the Bloomington alumnae club, will pour at the tea. Musical program will be presented by Miss Glada Whitlach, president of the Indiana Chapter; Misses Lora Frances and Dot tie Lackey. Others to attend from Indianapolis will be Miss Florence Day, alumnae president; Misses Alice Sexton. Eloise Hansen, Flora McAra, Ruth Sharp. Virginia Adams. Mrs. Wilbur Shannon and Mrs. Charles f Dolan. EUGENE IGLEHART WILL TAKE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Brentano. Evansville, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mahla Ann Brentano to Eugene Holt Iglehart Jr., New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Iglehart Sr., Traders Point. The wedding will take place in July.

Annual Luncheon Will Be Held

by White Cross Guild

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, chairman of music for the White .•Cross Guild annual luncheon at i 12:30 Wednesday at the Claypool, , has arranged for several artists to entertain. They are members of the Carolyn Ayres Turner string trio. Mayme Weddel Holz. soprano; Alice McCawley Rayburn, pianist, and the guild chorus, accompanied by Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brady. A feature of the luncheon will be the awarding of gold and silver cups to White Cross guilds, adjudged to have given outstanding hospital service during the year. Dr. John G. Benson, general superintendent of the Methodist Hospital, will make the awards. A trophy will be given also to the guild which has the largest percentage of its membership present. Officers, committee chairmen and presidents of the 22 guilds will make reports summarizing the year's activities. Officers will be elected. Mrs. William C. Hartinger. president, will preside. Mrs. Brandt C. Downey is general chairman, with Mrs. ,H B. Tilman as vice chairman. The reception committee is as follows: Mrs. Hartinger. Mrs Felix T. McWhirter. Mrs. Edgar Blake. Detroit; Mesdames Edgar Kiser, John W. Emhardt, Samuel Cornell Carey. Jean S. Milner. Clara Nelson, Arthur Wolf. Arnold Clegg; Misses Fannie forth, Margaret Carr and Carolyn pa vis. Clara Bartort White Cross Guild has made and filled Easter baskets

n exhibition May sat the Indi- *4l | Jk, M na State Fairgrounds Coliseum. If | Jf||^tUf ' JJIII '*Bmk JrajK ' Wmsmmm' mong the on the project * Mr Walter I. Hess, anew •I • J||' nnment committee for tho guild's rrnual spring bridge party to be PmUmamm t fl —i— r iiiißa—xilis Athletic Club. Mrs. Gayle sr 'l '1 ' *^^o’ . Wolfe is general chairman. \ 1 Beta Phi Sorority will be held " ij aolis Athletic Club. The Indian- J|:|| |f'| S£'wSsi : i£: -vj zv. Mrs. H. L. Bartholomew and . uild. working on the ticket com- . J w L^^ri——— nttoe lor the second annual sup- \|j ***# * * Gainma Alumnae Association Hh^H odges is* alumnae president. As- Mi - S&ifyd Ji^L ale. are committee members, aHf • l|g|||U Bridge Party i iss Virginia Goodwin. Mrs. Wal- 11II111P I_T 1 tj • rs Allan Shinier and Miss Mag- ~ " | j||||&> llli P O S }") 1 The marriage of Miss Frances dfl/pS* oZoMPjU fHk IT •• Ij ' H iff ||L mise Dungan to John W. Tem- ' < * / ' " ‘-"'WV/nVW h, Wfr* W&WmmMP *IIJ fi ( fe ; , To enable the Children's Sun non, took place Wednesday . ''*HH f| Wr " Club of Sunn s side t 0 carrv ( - nighter Tm, TnXTj. Duane _. • : k i'-r r.Mldren a William P Cosgrove ’nnounces >■ P&P''%■■'' , '' pital, the c;ub will sponsor a b e engagement of his daughter. "> bridge parte at 2 Monday, Ma> :.'S Mary Cosgrove to Robert Ayres auditorium. 'e Moblev. son of Mrs. Frances The club provides such ; dblcv. The wedding will take \ . , j r JjlllllT -M'.&./ ' and entertainment ai ace June 1. AIIC HUUTI t S lOT hospnal a. cookie day. candy I engagement of M.sa Mar- ... bir’htiav pa: . :;. 1.0ur,. :: ' I v - ■:. 'o John G O'Connor A\lACf C H HCOD P r : :.,.:. a ;:■ r motiier. Mr- > > IUU 111 V> I IUM 11 ■'.■■..■■ *;< ■ i a :•, p:--.:f:e c.'Vmr.g h>r dm J Dillon. The ceremonv . w t • ill be read June sat St An- K\t \ll cyt I itlK S M • Mrs. Charles Bogert is party < ionv's Catnohc Church U ' 1 1 1 J. 1 l. Ll Ca nm M <ZZSYtSJ man and has as committees Hi Jr/tre A? a -jrv -■ / bers: Door prizes. Mesdames 'M ,^/ygyc/tz/'(Tt <V " jsjmm r ’ l K.rby. J>;nn t. Hampton. Tjr.ij n TT j . Miss Helen Louise Titus, whose /T <=S yg German. Harry Borst. John C l 1 111 liC Held marriage r 0 Nicholas J Demareth ■ (,OS<7rO£/e 1 /sji/jIOM WMm ri L A F '* Mir> ' ;ib>!,r:ZP . ... ... . J u ' t/ J W Fraim and Mrs. Eugene I /> .// New \ork. will be solemnized May * ■ I :' ; Mi : burn; cards and tallies. Mrs* OXN Lr ll l 111 10. announces the members of her JLy 4F W * yh t; ' ndv . Mesdames V bridal party. Miss Titus is a ■*■&&■■ Frazier. Frederick Wager. A. J < daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. • —— : '■ ™ * i ' Carl G. Neerman, Harry Wiebk

INDIANA Saddle Horse Association will present the United States Olympic equestrian team in an exhibition May 5 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Among the workers on the project is Miss Gayle Robinson, daughter of Col. and Mrs. O. P. Robinson. Miss Robinson is a member of the reserve seat sale, officers reserve and general admission ticket sales committees. Mrs. Walter I. Hess, anew member of St. Margaret Hospital Guild, is working on the entertainment committee for the guild’s annual spring bridge party to be held Friday, May 3. at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe is general chairman. State luncheon and dance of Pi Beta Phi Sorority will be held Saturday, April 27, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Indianapolis Alumnae Club with Mrs. Allan C. Raup. president, is hostess group for the annual celebration. Mrs. H. L. Bartholomew and Mrs. Frank M. Gastineau are members of St. Vincent's Hospital Guild, working on the ticket committee for the second annual supper dance April 27 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Gamma Alumnae Association of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will entertain members and guests at a benefit dance May 10 at the Woodstock Club. Mrs. Dale Hodges is alumnae president. Assisting the chairman. Mrs. Robert Neale, are committee members, Miss Virginia Goodwin, Mrs. Walter Shirley, Mrs. Clark Rogge, Mrs. Allan Shinier and Miss Magdaline Adams. The marriage of Miss Frances Louise Dungan to John W. Templeton, took place Wednesday night. Mrs. Templeton is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Duane Dungan. William P. Cosgrove announces the engagement of his daughter. Miss Mary Cosgrove, to Robert Lee Mobley, son of Mrs. Frances Mobley. The wedding will take place June 1. The engagement of Miss Margaret Dillon to John G. O'Connor is announced by her mother. Mrs. John J. Dillon. The ceremony will be read June 5 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church.

for all patients on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children's floor of the hospital. New officers of this guild are Barbara Spencer, president; Cornelia Connor, vice president; Jeanne Tudor, secretary; Betty McManama. treasurer. Meridian Heights White Cross Guild has elected new officers as follows: Mrs. Ross E. Mitchell, president: Mrs. A. L. Leonard, first vice president; Mrs. G. A. DeLong, second vice president, and Miss Emma Doeppers, secretary-treasurer. Fifty-First Street M. E. Church White Cross Guild will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon in the nurses’ residence of the hospital. Music section of the guild will present Mrs. Kathryn Tuney Garten in a book talk at 8 Monday night at the North M. E. Church, for the benefit of the scholarship fund. Mrs. Sherwood Blue, chairman of the section, is in charge of reservations. Mrs. Garten will discuss "The Men Who Freed Music” and 'Time Out of Mind.” Mrs. Qetavia Landers, violinist, and Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brady, pianist, will present a musical interlude. TEATohE GIVEN FOR MRS. PUTNAM Mrs. James W. Putnam, wife of the president of Butler University, will be honor guest at a tea. which will be given by the Delta Tau Delta Mothers’ Club on April 23 in the recreation hall of Arthur Jordan Hall. Mrs. Nellie Hutcheson is club president.

Attendants for Wedding Chosen by Miss Titus Miss Helen Louise Titus, whose marriage to Nicholas J. Demareth, New York, will be solemnized May 10, announces the members of her bridal party. Miss Titus is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus. Mrs. Jack Gulling will be matron of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Jean Hayden, Ft. Wayne: Miss Betty Mathias and Miss Martha Jean Stephenson, both of Chicago: Miss Jean Davidson. Decatur, 111., and Misses Betty Lupton and Elizabeth Jean Martin. Friends of the bride-to-be are arranging parties in her honor before the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will entertain in Miss Titus’ honor Wednesday night and the following night will be Miss Gene Portte ts’ party. Mrs. Gulling will be hostess Friday night at a pre-nuptial party and Mrs. J. M. Costin and Mrs. M. E. Costin will entertain with a bridge tea Saturday afternoon. April 27. Norman Titus, brother of the bride-to-be, will be Mr. Demareth’s best man. GARDEN CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN AT TEA Neophyte Garden Club will entertain with a guest tea from 2 to 4 Monday at the home of the president. Mrs. Paul Beard, 2800 River-side-dr. Mrs. J. G. McFarland, guest speaker, will talk on "Continuous Blooms in the Garden.” The tea table will be decora tea with spring flowers and lighted with candles. Mrs. Robert Mannfeld, past president, will pour, and assisting her will be Mesdames R. E. Peckham, Ray Briggs and Herbert .Williams.

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STYLE SHOW SET FOR CLUB MEETING Fashions for women and children will be displayed to members of the Welfare Club and their guests at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon in Ayres’ auditorium. Ayres’ mannequins will model late fashions and Joy Dee Campbell and Richard Hatton will model clothes for children. Mrs. A. C. Zaring is chairman of the style event. Assisting Mrs. Joel Wilmoth, honorary president and chairman of hostesses, will be Mesdames E. Monty Campbell. W. H. Mitchell, John Sawyer. Arthur Craven, Adah Galbraith and Volney E. Huff. Mrs. Harry Kuhn is general chairman and Mrs. Blake Stone, chairman of tickets, be assisted by the following Mesdames James E. Berry. William Birk, John George, Thomas Hindman, Robert Stokes and George L. Stalker. Japanese Tea Set A Japanese tea will be given at 2:15 Wednesday afternoon by the Woman’s Missionary Society of the _ v ird Christian Church at Banner - Whitehill auditorium. Taking part will be Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus, reader; Miss Irene Bishop, marimba soloist, and Glenn M. Seitz of the music department at Franklin College.

Department Club Groups Schedule Meetings

American home department of the | Woman's Department Club will conclude its year's program with a talk by Mrs. Demarchus C. brown at 2 Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Brown will discuss "Some Famous Americans in Paris.” Mrs. Bert C. Gadd, chairman, will preside at a business meeting when officers and committee chairmen will report the year’s activities. At the applied education section meeting at 1, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will discuss ‘‘No Second Spring” by Janet Beith and “Poor Splendid Wings” by Frances Winwar. The music section with Mrs. Will C. Hilz, chairman, will be in charge of the afternoon's musical program. Assistants will be Mesdames Irving Blue, Frank C. Walker, L. E. York, W. C. Borcherding, George W. Bowman, Thomas L. Green, Roscoe C. Leavitt, George Lowe, Charles H. Smith, Walter E. Stork and Miss Pearl Kiefer. Mrs. Roscoe C, Leavitt, general chairman of hostesses, will be assisted by Mesdames John F. Engelke, Harold M. Trusler and J. B. Wade. At the tea Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter and Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew will pour, assisted by Mesdames R. J.

Anderson, M. E. Elstun, T. L. Green, G. E. Lowe, Clay Ward, L. E. York, E. A. Zimmer and W. E. Kennedy. At a lucheon meeting of the Monday Guild, a section of the community welfare department, officers ! will be elected. Mrs. Robert Shin- ; gler is luncheon chairman. Miss Louise Love, in charge of the Braille department of the state library, will demonstrate “The Talking Book” and Mrs. Mary Guthrie will direct community singing. Assisting Mrs. Shingler will be Mesdames Malcolm Lucas, Harold K. Bachelder, Henry Dithmer, ! Charles Hartman, Othniel Hitch, Ira Holmes, Charles Crist and William E. Kennedy. Mrs. O. J Pettijohn is in charge of reservations. Peace Group to Meet E. J. Unruh. executive secretary of the Indiana Council of Intema- ; tional Relations, will speak on “The Threat of Asia and Europe to American Security” at a meeting of the international relations group of the peace committee of the Indianapolis Section, National Council of Jewish Women, at 10 Friday at thp home of Mrs. Jacob Wolf.

PATRONESSES TO OFFER PROGRAM Patroness Club members of Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, will present a program at a meeting of Kappa Chapter Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. William N. Fleming Jr., 539 E. 57th-st. Buffet supper will be served at 6:30 for chapter and patroness members. Mrs. C. Basil Fausset, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. W. Lee Rickman, Miss Frances Wishard and Miss Imogene Pierson. Mrs. F. E. Glass, patroness, has arranged a program to include songs written by Mrs. Dovie Jones, a member. IRVINGTON CLUB GROUP TO MEET Monthly council meeting of the Irvington Union of Clubs will be held at 2 Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R. J. Anderson, 4816 Pleasant Run-blvd. Mrs. Walter W. Ward will preside. Reports will be given by club delegates and committee chairmen. Mrs. Paul Spencer, chairman, will make announcements regarding the annual arts and crafts exhibit to be held May 18 and 19 at Carr's Hall. Final arrangements .will be made for a May tea May 22.

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Club Sponsors Bridge Party to Help Hospital To enable the Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside to carry on iff welfare work for children at the Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital, the club will sponsor a benefit bridge party at 2 Monday, May 6, in Ayres auditorium. The club provides such amusement and entertainment at the hospital as cookie day, candy day, birthday parties, story hours, books and toys. It also maintains a loan closet to provide clothing for needy children. Mrs. Charles Bogert is party chairman and has as committees members: Door prizes, Mesdames Garrett Kirby, John E. Hampton, Harry German, Harry Borst, John Connor and L. A. Fleury; table prizes, Mrs. J. W. Fraim and Mrs. Eugene Blackburn; cards and tallies, Mi oMC. J. Meunier; candy, Mesdames W. M. Frazier, Frederick Wager, A. J. Clark, Carl G. Neerman, Harry Wiebke and Miss Marie Rochford; special prize, Mesdames B. L. Byrket, Harry G. Kennett, L. H. Derby and Clifford J. Richter; ticket collections, Mrs. D. P. Barrett. An Easter party for children will be held at 3:30 tomorrow at the hospital when colored Easter eggs will be hidden on the grounds. Fancy Easter baskets also will be given. Spring flowers will decorate th dining room and special refreshments will be served. Assisting Mrs. Alva Cradick, president, will be Mrs. Richter, entertainment chairman; Mrs. Overmire, Mrs. Harry Grimes and Miss Rochford. The club’s monthly luncheon and bridge party will be at 12:30 Wednesday in Ayres tearoom witl* Mrs. Fraim, hostess. SUPPER DANCE TO ATTRACT PARTIES Among the parties formed for the supper dance of St. Vincent's Hospital Guild Saturday night, April 27, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club include that of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Charles Wolf. In the group will be Dr. and Mrs. Cnarles W. Myers, Dr. Kenneth Kohlstedt, Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Greer, Miss La Verne Freeman, Miss Helen McKee, Dr. C. V. Rozell and Howard A. Intermill and Messrs, and Mesdames Larry Blackmore, Courtiand C. Cohee, George N. Collins, Earnest N. Gimbel. Paul L. McCord, William F. Sandmann, Herbert Tyson, S. W. Terry and Gua Shoemaker. *