Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 62, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1936 — Page 17

MAY 22, 1934.

Tour by Zonta J Club Arranged for Tomorrow Outing, Dinner Party to Be Held at Martinsville, Members of Indianapolis Zonta Club are to motor to the Old Homestead, Martinsville, tomorrow for an outing and dinner party. Dinner is to be served at 6. Games and bridge have been arranged by the committee, which includes Miss Anna Carpenter, Mrs. Carolyn Conrad and Miss Eva Jane Lewis. Mrs. Eleanor Saunders, Boston, Mass, a former club member visiting relatives in Indianapolis, is to be honor guest. Mrs. Willa Proctor, elub president, is to preside at the dinner.

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GARDEN PARTY SET FOR TODAY Mothers and their children were to attend a garden party today at t he home of Mrs. Edmond W. Hebei, 3210 Rutherland-av, given by the parental education department, Indianapolis branch, American Association of University Women. Mrs. William E. Rogers is chairman and leader of the group. The party was arranged by Mrs. Karl Koehler. Mrs. Hebei, Mrs. Rogers, and Mrs. lan K. Joyce. The children were to wind a Maypole, and there were to be circle games and balloons and paper favors. The party is to close the group's meetings for the year. The year's work has included panel discussion on child and mother problems; child psychology, and a study of outlines prepared by the national organization. HEYL STUDY CLUB PARTY SET JUNE 2 The Heyl Study Club is to hold Its annual spring party Tuesday, instead of June 2. as previously announced. Mrs. Walter R. Mayer, 4134 N. Illinois-st, is to be hostess. Mrs. James Hurt is to sing a group of Mexican folk songs, accompanied by Mrs. R. O. PapenR’lth. Mrs. Bertita Harding is to talk on "Mexico, the Lady Next Door." Pledged to Sorority Misses Kathleen Higsbee and Mary Phyllis Sharpe have been pledged to the Butler University chapter. Theta Sigma Phi, national journalistic sorority. ii POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. W# Will R*nd a Car for Ton MM Narthwaatcrn A*. ltttt a. Eaat 81. W. Michtfan St.

SORORITY ELECTS TO CONVENE HERE The 1937 Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority national convention is to be held in Indianapolis, it was announced today following adjournment of the sorority's meeting at Chicago. Newly elected sorority officers are Miss Hettie Brown, president; Mis.; Vera Young, vice president: Miss Lucile Curley, secretary, and Miss Mamie Nalley, treasurer. Newly-elected directors are Misses Margaret Smith, Helen Wilson. Helen Spurgeon, Maud Rhinehart and Ruth Carr. Donations to the scholarship fund maintained by the sorority are to allow two Indiana chapters to awaid two scholarships this year. CHARTER MEMBERS ARE TO BE GUESTS Charter members of Chapter G. of P. E. O. Sisterhood, are to be guest* at the chapter’s final meeting of the year Monday, which is to be a dinner at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Reports on the state convention, now in session in South Bend, are to be given.

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Local Woman Leads Session of Sisterhood State P. E. 0. Meeting at South Bend Honors Chief. By T'ri : lr<l Prr*• SOUTH BEND, Ind„ May 22. The Indiana P. E. O. Sisterhood continued today its three-day convention, which opened here yesterday under direction of Mrs. W. R. Craigle, Indianapolis, state president Mrs. Hattie Newell, St. Louis, supreme president, was honor guest. Last night's dinner was the only public meeting. The organization is the largest composed entirely of women in the country. Pounded in 1869, it maintains a million dollar scholarship fund, for the aid of needy girls.

P.-T. A. Calendar Crooked Creek. 5:30 Thurs., May 28. School. Reunion and picnic. Marion County Council. 10 Mon. Severin. Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, installation of officers. Mrs. J. B. Lewis, national convention report. Pleasant Run. 7:45 Tues. School. Mrs. H. F. Goll, installation of officers: Mrs. P. E. Cannady, president; Mrs. Clarence Peters, vice president; Mrs. C. J. Bego, secretary; Mrs. Clifford Mehring, treasurer. Dr. Abram S. Woodard, speaker. School choir, music. Mrs. Fred Wilson, retiring president. GRADUATES TO BE GUESTS AT DANCE High school graduates living in Woodruff Place are to be honor guests at a dance given by the Woodruff Place Woman's Club in the clubhouse June 3. Mrs. Cornelius Posson, entertainment committee chairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames Arthur Kern, W. R. Phillips, Murray Morris. Arthur Schrader and Charles Wells. Shower Is Arranged Miss Irma Holtman, who is to be maid of honor for Miss Verna Waterman at her marriage to Lowell Blunk May 29, is to entertain tonight with a miscellaneous shower. Appointments are to be in pink, blue and white. Miss Holtman is to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. William Holtman.

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1 GUILD’S LEADERS WILL BE HONORED Newly-elected and retiring officers of the Theodore Potter Fresh Air School Welfare Guild are to be honored at a program following the luncheon today at the school building. Mrs. Will Johnston, founder, is the incoming president. Other new officers are Mrs. James Kelly, vicepresident; Mrs. E. Meyerrose, | treasurer, and Mrs. F. Knapp, seci retary. The program is to include piano ! numbers by Mrs. Floretta Hessman, and violin numbers by Mrs. William Schindledecker. School pupils are to give a short program. SEWALL COUNCIL MEETING CALLED Mrs. E. May Hahn, May Wright Sewall Council of Women president, has called a meeting of the council jat 10:45 Thursday at the WashingI ton. The executive committee is to i meet at 9:45. Luncheon is to be served at noon, and committees for the coming year are to be announced. Women to View Film Woman’s Rotary Club members and their guests are to see a film, “Looking Forward Through the Past,” which depicts scenes, buildings and features of Henry Ford’s Greenfield Village, at Dearborn. Mich. The film is to be shown at the Columbia Club at 12:30 Monday.

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Mrs. McDowell Renamed Head of Star Legion Indianapolis Chosen as Convention City for 1937. By Vnitrtl Prr*n HARTFORD CITY. Ind.. May 22. —Mrs. Charles K. McDowell, Indianapolis has been re-elected president of the Indiana Service Star Legion, organization of mothers of veterans, at the state convention here. Indianapolis was picked as the site of the 1937 convention. Vice-presidents elected at the closing session were: Mrs. W. J. Anderson, Hartford City; Mrs. Mary Feiser, Evansville; Mrs. Katherine Kirsch, Boonville, and Mrs. E. D. Miller, LaPorte. Mrs. George M. Moening, Evansville, was chosen chairman of the junior division; Mrs. Neil McAlpine, Michigan City, state secretary; Mrs. C. E. Lindenmeyer, Indianapolis, treasurer; Mrs. F. B. Beal, Michigan City, chaplain, and Mrs. Claire Y. Wiles, Indianapolis, historian. Marriage Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hurst, 5154 N. Illinois-st, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marion Hurst, to John T. Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crowe, Louisville. The wedding took place May 13.

DELTA THETA TAU ELECTS OFFICERS ■ New officers have been elected by Epsilon Pi chapter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority. Miss

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Dorothy Addington is the newlyelected president. Other officers are Mrs. Harold Shaffner, vice president, Miss Patricia Custer, treasurer; Miss Fern Bittner, recording secretary, and Miss Martha Free, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Maurice

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