Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1936 — Page 7

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“renovations, and now

her first term while field was club president.

committees for

Redecorstion

feurly F Snishods Aids N vamed.

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Woman's Department Club mem-

bens are to find newly decorated ¢ ing Sept. 23. Mrs. _ president, is to be first session. "Mrs. M. 1. Mill fee chairman, bean

Paul

honored at

last May on

the finishing touches.

PASE’ T

EPT. 23

Thes Are Busy Days for en

their clubhouse | it ‘their first meet- | T. Hurt, | the

, House commig- |

is putting on |

Walls of the auditorium, which is | to be open for meetings of the club | and outside organizations, have been | painted green and the woodwork old |

Experienced at Duties Stairways to the second floor, |

halls and coatrooms have been re-| painted and carpeted. The tearoom walls and woodwork have been retinted.

Mrs. Miller, who served as ie) { | i | { i i

man of the committee for four

. years, retired for three years and now has resumed the work, dng the - active * charge of buying suppliés, ordering |

Dur-

season she - takes special cleaning, repairs. and re- | placements. Her assistants are | Mrs. Everett Schofield and Mrs. | Albert Wohlgemuth. : She

Mrs.

served | SchoOfficers have announced standing the year. . Officers | with Mrs. Hurt include Mrs, Clay- |

2 .dames Hugh J. Baker, William C.

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Directors Are Named

Directors-at-large include Mes-

Bartholomew, Irving Blue, .Edward |

A. Brown, Oscar M. Pittenge¥. Os- |

Fittings for a trousseau, hous

e-hunting, shopping®and compiling

wedding invitation lists are keeping three Indianapolis brideg-to- -be busy as the days of the wedding ceremonies draw near.

1. Miss Maryan Winterrowd terrowd, checks over the linens bride of John Edwin Krieg, son of

aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Winn her trousseau. She is to become tue

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Krgig in a

ceremony Oct. 29 at the Church of the Advent. 2. Lilies, gladioli, painted daisies, roses or delphinium—which shall she choose for the bridal bouquet and for the bouquets of her attend-

ants?

Miss Mabel Espey is considering this question. She is to ex-

change marriage vows with Gifford Alvin Cast, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry E. Cast, in a ceremony Sept. and Mrs. Robert Espey.

12. Miss Espey is a dalighter of Mr.

3. Addressing wedding invitatiohs is but one of many preparations for a wedding, according to Miss Suzanne Stokes, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. J. T. Stokes. Miss Stokes and date for their gir marriage,

Sorokity Groups Students to B

The Butler University Panhellenic | Association today met with young women planning to enter the univer- { sity this fall.

“ Robert Bruce Malloch, ljjerature and Se pdirama.. Mrs. ~ llamentarian | and Mrs. Franklin White, legal adviser. Delegates fo other organizations are for Indiaha Federation of Clubs annual convention, Mrs. Rasmussen, Mesdames Frederick Alber‘shardt, I. E. Brokaw, Horace G. Casady, Arthur R. Dewey, John F. Engelke, J.; R. Farrell; Jerome E. an, E. Preston Jones, William ©. Kassebaum, E. a Kelly, Everett Lett, W.| H. Edward S. | Indium. Alert H. DAT Fred L. Pettijohn, - Hollie A, Shideler and ‘Harry S. Watson with Miss R. Katharine Beeson and Mrs. Bert S.

\E. C. Rumpler is p_r~ | sororities Edward | actiivties by the eight Greek letter |

E | Gadd, alternates.

committees is as follows:

‘Brokaw, Albert J. Hueber, Edward

“ley, alternates;

Sof Commerce, Mesdames Alvin T. ~ Coate and A. C. Rasmussen.

Hamill, chairman; Mesdames Helen Talge Brown, Earl Cox, Jerome E. Holman, Clar- - ence Jackson.

chairman:

Others Are Delegates

Seventh Disfrict Federation of Clubs, Mesdames J. E. Barcus, I. E.

H. Niles, William H. Polk, A. Edgar Shirley | with Mrs. Mesdames Dan V. Goodman, Henry Leighton, Willis K. Miller and Luther ShirIndianapolis Coungil of Wonjen, Mrs. Charles H. « Smith and Mrs, J. H. Armington, alternate; ‘civic committee affiliated with Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. William H. Hart; education | committee affiliated with Chamber |

“A partial list of the standing

Alds to the President—Mrs. James T.

Alvin G. E.-A Kelly, Everett E. dett Aston. Hal. L. Purdy, Hollie ‘A: Baier Russell L. White, Edwin J. Young, Ss Carrie: Hoag and Alice Johnson

Jose, isabatm,

Albert M. Shouse. chair S| Ran: Mrs® A. C. Barbour, first vice chaire:| i: Mrs. Henry Leighton. second vice'| irman; Mrs. Clarence C. Wysong, third | chairman; Mesdamés Ca A. Borchers, F. Engelke, R. A. Miller, John M. ms.

On Courtesy Committee |

Cotrtesy- Mrs. Ww. C Borcherding, Mrs. Harry W. Krause, first Mrs. Floyd "L! Kresge, ee chiarman; Mesdames A. E i Bran A. Curry, William Dobson, ne ungan, Charles W. Field, Frank hiss. ig L. Hitz-J. J. Martin, "Angels er. Robert I. Moorhead, Edward I. Jan TR I. Poston, Charles A. Reeve, C. Royer, William H. Schmidt, A. B pirley, J. M. Thistlewaite, W, S. Tomlin, E. Watson. Frank E. Weimer. arator—Mrs: Mervin Stanton ecorations& Mrs. Fred IL. Pettijohn, { MYS. George Q. Bruce, | Mesdames Flora M. Clarke, a Craft, Norman H. Gilman. Hanger, Lillian A. Lewis, J. ditch, Elwood Morris. Carl "L. Rost, C. Reilly, William H. Tennyson. por—Mrs., Othniel Hitch, chairman; | : Charles B. Crist, first vice chairman: | Martin Henry Wallick, second vice | rman; Mrs. George Dunn, third vice | rm Mesdames S. Harry Clendenin, | o ®. Fatout, William Helfenberger | Sumner, Clay L. Ward. eational Punds—Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, 0; Mrs. John R. Curry, recording i Mrs. Henry B. Heywood, corre “secretary; Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, Mrs. Edward Perger, security term 1934-1837, Mrs. Levi . Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen: Mrs. John Roscoe Curry. , term 1936-1938, Mrs. < fe Henly oo Heywood. h riley Tr cNee. Everett M. Schofie eld. a. ] ul 0-operation—Mrs, Felix MeWhirte: chairman; Mesdames p} Balz, Olafence J. Finch, L Poston, E. C. Rumpler, George

ee Sanies DB; EfWston, chair= es arol . Bachelder;,: Co Bartholomew, alvin T er; isses Katharine Pear] F. Kiefer, Mrs. Myron Jay

an Mrs. John M. Williams, $0 General Ciub—Mrs. Arthur chairman: Mesdames A S .-Buchanan, H. B. Burnet. Alvin William Forsyth, M. BR. Garver, Heywood, W. W. Thornto Hubbard. Standeld Keeny, Ra Edwin" L. Lennox, Geo eli T. oMeWhirier, Joan .

eld, B. Vandafoun. is 8. weir a ag Miss R, Kath-

P= Bride Is Feted ~ Albert O. Evans, assisted by m Maxwell and Mrs. L Ad, entertained recently | 11 Frank Fugen Thornburg

letin— Mis,

ey.

‘Guild To Ask Special Aid

William C. |

| An explanation. of rush rules and | officially initiated

| sororities. Mrs. John Scott welcomed the new students at Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall and {Miss Jane Beasley, Panhellenic president, presided. The sororities are to entertain at teas from: 2 to 6 p. m. today at the chapter houses. Varied Atmospheres for Teas Alpha Omicron Pi is to entertain with a rose tea; Delta Delta Delta, | Crescent tea; Kappa Kappa Gamma, | Southern Hospitality tea; Zeta Tau Alpha, Hawaiian tea; Omega, Boudoir tea; Sweetheart Sweet Shop; Kappa! Alpha Theta, informal tea, and | Delta Gamma, Pirate tea. * Sorority members are to call upon the freshmen from-9 a. m. to noon aaily beginning tomorrow and through Saturday. On Sunday sorority calling is to be held from 2to4p mn Additional parties are to be held during rush by the groups. Rushees are to turn in their preference cards to _the University Women’s Council |

Alpha Chi

Pi Reta Phi, |

White Cross Guild leaders have

rush |

Earl Larsen have set Sept. 16 as the

s W comic New

utler U. Campus

{ Sept. 6 and they are to be notified | of their choice that night. Formal { dinners are to be held by the organ- | izations at 6 p. m/ Wednesday night, | Sept. 9.

‘Group Prepares

for Rush Party

Young women who are to enter Butler University next month are to be entertained at a yacht club party from 8 to 10 p. m. Thursday by Delta Gamma Sorority.

| Delta: Gamma attended an

Butler officials, students, alumnae, parents and friends of members ot | open |

house from-3 to 8 p. m. yesterday |

at the local chapter's new home, 737 | I

W. Hampton-dr.

Mrs. Harry S. Gradle, Highland |

Park, 1, international Dorothy Helmer, building committee chairman: Miss Mae Louise Small, Rushville, Butler Chapter péesident, and Miss Anna Gortner, house chaperon. The Dauner trio provided music. ; The hcuse, French provincial in style, is furnished in keeping with the period. Miss Helmer, building committee chairman, has been assisted by Mrs. E. K. Shepperd, vice chairman; Mrs Melvin Edward Robbins, secretary; Mrs. S. Douglas | Bash, treasurer; Mesdames Wayne { Wells, E. P. Ensley, C. B. Durham Misses Jane. Colsher, Elizabeth

| decreed special work days this week for making maternity and surgical department supplies.. Groups are to {| work in the nurses’ home of Meth-

! ‘odist Hospital.

Representatives of all guilds have | been called to aid in supplying the demand for garments. Capitol Avenue Methodist Church Guild is to meet tomorrow. The Children’s. Cheer Guild is to work Wednesday, and Meridian Street. Methodist Church Guild on Friday. All White Cross Guild representatives met today in the Methodist Hospital nurses’ -home to aid in the work.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fitchey and son, Fred Fitchey Jr. 337 Berkleyrd, were in- Chicago last week-end. They are to motor to Cleveland for | the Great Lakes Exposition before | returning home. Frieda Klink, New York, formerly of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives in the city. Miss Klink is to be here until Labor Day, when she will return to the East to reopen her voice

Cook and Mary Jane Laatz. The { furnishing committee included Mrs. | J P. Laatz, chairman; Mrs. Addison | M. Dowling and Miss Colsher,

COUPLE LEAVES ON TRIP AFTER RITES

The marriage of Miss Dorothy L. Lewnau and Cari C. Bose took place at 9 a. m. Saturday. in the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Attendants were Miss Wilma Cowger and H. J. Spier. The couple left for an eastern wedding trip following a wedding breakfast at the Columbia Club for the immediate families and a few

friends. After Oct. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bosé are to be at home at 6036 College-av.

secretary, | headed the receiving line with Miss |

as Dates of Wedding Ceremonies Near White Elephant’

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SI Sah SS

melon and d cantaloupe fete.

Bell, chairman.

on Noblesville-rd. Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau. hostess.

EVENTS

CHURCH GROUPS

St. George's Episcopal Church, 8 p. m. Tues. Parish Hall. - Orchestra. CARD PARTY

Myrtle Temple 7. Pythian Sisters. 6:30 p. m. Wed. 612 E. 13th-st.

Covered dish supper, cards. Public invited. St. Philip Neri Auditorium. Tonight. Lotto. Mrs. B. T. Jones, chair. man. Cards, Wed. afternoon and night. Auditorium. Mrs. Robert

SORORITIES .

Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Wed. Sandy Beach, Wiener roast. Phi Gamma Chi. Tues. night. Mrs. Paul Brown, hostess. Quaint Inn

Chi Delta Chi. Tues. Mrs. Charles J. Gisler, 5429 Uentral- -av, Y, hese ® Miss Faye McCominskey, assistant.

Water-

Tonight. Miss Dorothy Naftzger,

Parish Women to Fete Sisters of Joan of Arc dll

A reception for the sisters at St.:

Joan of Arc Church is to be held by the St. Joan of Arc Women's

Club at 2 p. m. Wednesday 9 in- the school hall. A business meeting, with Mrs. George Evard presiding, is to precede the reception. All women of the parish are invited to attend and special invitation has been extended to new members and mothers whose children are to enroll in. classes this

fall.

Serving as hostesses ‘are fo be Mrs. Evard and Mesdames Thomas Blackwell, Thomas Lenahan, Edward Kearns, Clarence Brady. and George Rice, club officers.

Pin, Clip Suggested Heart-shaped decolletages. devoid of trimming could be made more alluring by an important pin or clip at the point.

CLUB TO SPONSOR FLOWER EXHIBITION

A zinnia and garden flower show is to be held tomorrow afternoon in the Beech Grove Branch Library by the Emerson Grove Garden Club. All members are to exhibit in the three classes for zinnias. Non-mem-bers may exhibit arrangements of garden flower] and perfect blooms of any one vdriety of garden flowe ers. : Awards for a‘ yard beautification and Improvement contest are to be made.

ANNOUNCE TROTH

OF COUPLE HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Huse have

anpounced that the 'marriage of:

their daughter, Miss Marie Huse, to Bernard McGinty is to take place Oct. 3 at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

. Ladies’ Silk ed a c HOSIERY

Kinney Shoe Store 138 East Washington Street

Show Rules

The Forest Hills Garden + Club's flower show committee has announced the rules, prizes and scales for judging for a show to be held Wednesday. Mrs. B. J. Orr, 5337 Ken-

studio. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kohimeyer| and son Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. ! Charles Vest and U. K. Wilde Sr. | are- at Lac De Flambeau, Wis, for!

| & vacation.

Mrs. Charles Schilling has re- | turned from Chicago, where she vis- | ited her daughter, Mrs. George || Snurp, and Mr. Snurp. Mr. and | Mrs. Snurp just returned from a! vacation at Miami, Fla., and Ha- | vana. i Norman Essex Titus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Titus, has returned |

sister, Mrs. , and Mr. rath forher}

wood-av, is to be hostess for the annual event. Prizes are to be awarded for asters, zinnias, marigolds and for flower arrangements and for flowers of recent introduction. * The committee includes Mrs. Earl Bach, Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Mrs. Thomas Jackson.

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MODERN CROQUIGNOLE

PERMANENT

Fort Officers Dance

A dance was held Saturday at the Officers Club at Fort Benjamin Harrison. ;

Dessért-Bridge Party Is Given in Honor of Visitor

Mrs. Earl E. Moomaw, 3736 N. Meridian-§t, entertained with a des-sert-bridge party today in honor of Mrs. Charles R. Wheeler, Falls, N. Y, who is the guest of her parents, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Day. Guests included Mesdames Paul C. Denny, Henry Dithmer Jr., Albert |

Steinhilber, E. P. Nicholson, Nore. man Miller, H. D. Keehn, Alfred Guyot, John Schumacher and Miss Benita Cox, New-York: Miss Cox is Mrs. .Schumacher’s house guest.

Club to M cel |

Cathedral Mothers’ Club is to meet at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Cathedral High School library.

Glens |

Goods Finance

Hospital Work

Junior League Trading Post to Reopen Tomorrow.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor

HAT outmoded lamp in your - attic may be a white elephant to you, but it would be. treasure to tthe Junior League Trading Post. ‘Those odd cups and saucers, chipped glasses and battered pans in the cupboard may be cluttering up space, but to the post they would be as welcome as the cool. breezes which refreshed us this week-end. All these articles and many others, which you might toss into the ash heap are salable at the post, which is to resume its business at 1507 N. Illinois-st, tomorrow. Not only. do they: brighten up less fortunate homes, but proceeds from their sale aids the crippled and sick patients ‘at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for children. The post comniittee members spent last week calling other members and. friends for donations in preparation for the reopening.

Workers Are Named

Mrs. Arthur C. Shea is chairman of this branch of the league acs tivities, promoted to finance its oce cupational therapy shop at Riley, Mrs. John Hollett Jr. is to assist her as secretary, and Mrs. John Cooper is to have the job of seeing. that the quarters are kept in order, Mrs. Louis Huesmann has charge of the personnel and assigns meme bers to their days of work. Mrs. Marcus Warrender is to supervise marking of the merchandise and Mrs. Thomas Madden is to be on ‘the lookout for donations. Mrs, Keyes Atkins is publicity chairman. When new provisional members are chosen late this fall, they are to be schooled in a training course and later will decide whether they wish to work in the therapy shop, the arts and interests department or the Trading Post. Miss Eunice Dissette, president, will be back from Charlevoix, Mich., when the first general meeting is held. Ed =

Another prominent couple is to leave Fort Benjamin Harrison. Lieut. and Mrs. Francis Hall have received orders of their transfer to Fort Sill, Okla. where Lieut. and Mrs. James E. Godwin went to live shortly after their marriage this ‘month at the fort. - { Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Oliver P. Robinson, New York, who with i her husband, Col. Robinson, formerly lived at the fort, is to accompany: her daughter to her new | home. | ‘Maj. and Mrs. J. K. Boles and | their daughter, Miss ‘Betty Boles, | left the local fort about two years | ago to dd to Fort Silk

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Advises More Soon

Shoe authorities say health reasons will induce the building up of shoe wardrobes this -fall.".-, . For town wear, stylists recommend three pairs of shoes, including one pair in black, a second in dark brown, and a third in light brown, to provide for dress variety.

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