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~ MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 1936 | * THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ " PAGE?

= ‘BUSINESS WOMAN AS CITIZEN’ TO BE CLUB THEME ;

President of

State Group

Speaks Here

Federation Maps Study of

Tax Spending at Annual Meeting.

Activities and programs of the | Indiana Federation of Business and |

Professional Women’s Clubs for the coming year are to be built around the theme, “The Business Woman as a Citizen.” Regional and district conferences, National Business Woman's Weeks,

activities outlined at

the Claypool Hotel,

Mrs. Marie Ferguson Thompson, |

Clinton, state president, is to represent Indiana at the regional conference in Springfield, Ill, through 4.

Women” are to be special topics. President to Speak

Miss Charl Williams, national president, is to be principal speaker and Indiana delegates and those from affiliated states, Illinois, Ohio,

Idaho, North and South Dakotas, | Wisconsin and Michigan, are to pre- |

sent stunts, follows: District 9, Plymouth, Sungay. District 7, Angola, Oct. 18; District 2, Bedford, Nov. 1;

Oct. 2 “Discrimination Against Women" and “Financial Security for ;

. | District meetings are to be held as |

Symphony Society Campaign

TERE NE

District 35, | :

Clinton, Nov. 8; District 4, Portland, | ;

Nov. 15.

National Business Woman's weeks | are to be held in March and Octo- | ber, 1937, with Mrs. Gertrude Spam |

baugh, Lafayette, in charge.

The annual winter board meeting | is to be held in December or Janu- |

ary in Indianapolis. $ Urges Franchise Use|

Approximately 200 state officers, | club presidents, |

district directors,

Leaders

Tudor Pupils Vacation Trip

to California

Studios at Hollywood Were Visited by Miss Goodrich.

This is the last of a series of stories about the “young set's” summer adventures,

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor

ANCY GOODRICH is the young American who stayed at home. But she had excitement as thrilling as her contemporaries who went adventuring abroad. She traveled to California with

her grandmother, Mrs. James P. Goodrich, Winchester, Ind. where she visited the Herbert Hoovers at Palo Alto, and toured Hollywood lots, guided personally by Will

‘Hays, the movie “czar.”

Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haerle, returns to Tudor Hall this week, and undoubtedly will be busy answering questions about her tour of Hollywood.

Saw Young Actor

Personally, she enjoyed most seeing Freddie Barthmolomew on the set making a scene in his new picture, “Lloyds of London.” Later she talked to Freddie and his aunt, Miss Millicent Bartholomew. Freddie is “terribly bright,” Nancy believes. “Just talking with him convinces you. He's only 12 but he is rated as a twelfth grader,” she said. : The Hollywood sets seemed so unreal to Nancy that she can’t imagine how they appear so realistic in the pictures, “They use the same sets over and over, and I don’t see why we don’t recognize them,” she explained.

Visited Movie Villages

Studies Drama

at Nashville

Miss Florence Lustgarten (right), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lustgarten, 18 studying dramatics at Ward Belmont School for Girls at Nashville, Tenn.

—FBhoto by Porter.

EVENTS

SORORITIES Delta Omega Chi. 7:30 p. m. Tues. Miss Jean Kahler, 35 W. 46th-st, hostess. Beta Chapter, Alpha Beta Phi. Wed. Miss Patricia Woirhaye, hostess. Marie Nies, president; Eileen Walker, vice president; Mary Werner, secretary; Miss Woirhaye, treasurer; Mary Haly, social editor; Rosemarie Wood, rush captain. Alpha Chapter, Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. Miss Dorothy Langers, 1417 Olive-st, hostess. Fall frolic to be held Thurs. H. A. C. roof. Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. 8 p. m. today. Miss Rosalyn Miller, 2402 N. Dearborn-st, hostess.

Eastopolis Club. 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Eli Eaton, 75th-st Liberty Beach.

Invitations to

Dance Issued by Mrs. Gates

Junior Assembly Event | Is to Be Held on Oct. 9. |

Invitations for the first Junior Ase { sembly dance Oct, 9 at the Marott | Hotel have been issued by Mrs. Wile liam Byram Gates, sponsor. | Patronesses in addition to mem- { bers’ mothers include Mesdames i Frederic M. Ayres, William OC. | Bobbs, James F. Carroll, D. Law- { rence Chambers, Francis QO. Dorsey, { Matthews Fletcher, R. Felix Geddes, { Robert Greer, Thomas D. Steven- | son, Charles Mayer, William E, | Munk, Romney L. Willson, John L. { Ott. | Also Mesdames Clifton O. Page, | William M. Rockwood, Thomas D, | Sheerin, William H. Stafford, Sam | uel B. Sutphin, William H. Thomp- | son, Robert H. Tyndall, Alex Vone | negut, Anton Vonnegut, Phil 'M, | Watson, William B. Wheelock and | Misses Julia Brink and I. Hilda | Stewart. ;

| Meet Alternate Fridays

| The young boys and girls are to | continue meeting for dancing at 8:30 p. m. every other Friday fol lowing the first party. The members include pupils of Mrs. Gates’ dancing classes, cone ducted at her studios in the Propylaeum. The classes are to begin

| Oct. 10, following the first assembly

party. Mrs. Gates’ pupils attend the apnual Christmas party. Numerous college students, “graduates” of dancing school, return to the ree union party. The dancing pupils climax their class periods with annual spring recitals.

Mothers’ Club M eels

Mothers’ Club, Advent Episcopal Church, met today for a covered

CARD PARTIES

Indianapolis Bird Club. 8 p. m. Tues. Castle Hall. Bingo. St. Philip Neri Altar Society. Tonight. Parish auditorium. Mrs. Fred

comittee chairmen and members, | who participated in yesterday's | meeting, were advised by Mrs. | oa Thompson and committee chairmen |

She visited some of the little foreign villages, which are kept intact for numerous pictures. ‘They have the quaint winding,

dish luncheon at the parish house,

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to “take advantage of their rights 2s citizens and to vote in the eoming election.” Miss Lillian Marsh; Fort Wayne, recommended a special study of the Federal social security tax and the 1836 revenue act and Miss Tella Haines, Indianapolis, advised a study of legislative measures. “From now on, we're going to be more tax conscious, we're going to hear more about how much we pay in taxes and where the money goes,” Mrs. Thompson told the group. Miss Betty Foster, Crown Point, yeported on the recent international conference of Business and Professional Women in France. The next session is to be held in Budapest in 1838. Miss Foster told of the reciprocal tours, exhibitions of art by club members, exchange of lecturers and musicians, international night and Business and Professional Women's Week as projects of the International.

First in Membership

Mrs. L.. H Cart discussed women's projects unde® WPA. Miss Jennie Mae Hersch, Portiand, membership chairman, reported Indiana is first on the na-

tional membership honor rolls for net increase of clubs by state and | in gain in members for the past

year. Indiana is third in number of

members and second in number of

clubs affiliated.

September .is membership month.

Indianapdlis has added 57 members during this month and two new clubs, Sheridan and Bloomfield. Other reports were given by Charjotte Voss, Michigan City, educa-

mitiee on art; Harriet Dickinson, Richmond, finance; Dorothy Mason, Montpelier, magazine; Tonkel, Fort Wayne, program; Jewel Standerford, Muncie, publicity; Mrs. Buren Smith, Lebanon,

research, and Ruth Miller, Brazil, |

P.-T. A. Officials of City to Meet at 10 Wednesday

An officers luncheon is to be held by the Indianapolis Council of Par-

ent-Teacher Associations Wednesday Church,

at St. John's— Evangelical ‘Sanders and Legnard-sts. At the morning meeting, opening

at 10 a. m., new officers and chair- ! men are to be introduced and a | model P.-T. A. meeting is fo be conGucted. A short talk on safety and fran.

& business meeting are tofollow. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. is to be followed by conferences and round table discussions for officers of all Jocal organizations and for the health, safety, membership, adult _gducation, literature, program, recresiion and radio chairmen. Luncheon guests are to include “Paul C. Stetson, D. T. Weir, W. A. Hacker, Virgil Stinebaugh, Miss Grace Brown, the Rev. Ernst Piepenbrok, Mesdames Logan Hughes, J. B. Lewis, Carl Manthei, Grace Granger, Clayton Ridge, S. M. Myers and Miss Belle Ramey. Mrs. Frank E. Lentz and Mrs, Austin J. Edwards are co-chairmen. Mrs. Edward J. Thompson is to preside.

TOKYO PROFESSOR IS VISITOR HERE

Dr. Frank Takafugi, head of the . English department at Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan, is a house glest of Mr. and Mrs. Foster V. Smith, 5127 Central-av. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are to reczive informally tomorrow night for Dr. Takafugi. There are no invitations. Dr. Takafugi, who is in the United States as an official representative io the Harvard University Tercentennial celebration, received a portion of his education at De Pauw University.

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Discussion of the Indiana State Symphony So- Frederick Pier,

ciely’s membership campaign is the popular topic (Left to right) Mrs.

when the team captains meet.

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and Lawrence for sales talks at a recent meeting.

Mrs. L. L. Goodman, Mrs. Noble

Brickert pooled their ideas

Indiana Symphony Society’s Member Drive Opens Thursday

The Indiana State Symphony So-

| ciety’s membership drive is to have

its official start at a formal dinner at 6:15 p. m. Thursday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. A. Dickinson Smith, membership chairman, has appointed committees and captains. These groups are holding individual meetings. The comimttees are as follows:

Team 1—Miss Roberta Denham, captain, junior division; Misses Helen Root, Ruth Rehm, Patricia Gilliland, Margaret Wells, Emily Pearson, Patricia Denham and Mrs. Earl Larsen. Team 2—Robert Brickert, Raiph Clayton, Joseph Fritsch, Mrs. M. Brickert, rs. William Eastman, Miss Elaine Eastman, Mrs. Elizabeth Watts, Herman Arndt. Team 3-—Mrs. Joseph Wade, captain; Mesdames Bert Gadd, Frank Rieman, I

captain;

R. Yeagy, Tony Uhl, Miss Prances Wade, |

William Schneider. Team 4—Mrs. William H. Shadinger, Mesdames Byron Rust, Oscar W. I. Palmer, Mansur B. Oakes, George Schumacher, Amos Carlile,

Jose Jr., Leland

am S5—Insurance division, Mrs. Fred-

William MacGregor Morris and insurance Chamber of Horace Caldwell, nty Buiid

companies

Mrs.

Tower, Vincent ington-st Building, Mrs. T. P. Woodson. Insurance company buildings rep-

resentatives: American Central, State Life, Misses Helen McFee, Ethel Forsee, Eva Bond and Mr. Waldo Littell; Indianapolis Life, Miss Rosalie DeMoss; Reserve Loan Life, Misses Edna Barber, Louise Timmerman; Empire Life and Accident, Miss Helen Von Willer; Indiana IL.umberman’s Mutual and American Mutual Liability, Miss Emma Lou Hoenig, Mrs. Mary Click; Peoples Bank Building, Arthur 1. Franklin. Team 6—Irvington division, Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, captain; Mesdames J. R. Pax~ton, J. A. Mathews, J. R. Loomis, F. W. Schulmeyer, F. C. Lemley, George Gable, Misses Jean Southard and Betty Lupton. Team 7—Mrs. Carl Mote, captain; Mesdames Wallace C. Tomy, Horace Nordyke, John Heckel, Donald Mote, Booth Jameson, Erwin Stout, Hayward Hibben, Misses Madelaine Speers and Blizabeth Ohr : eam Miss Isabel Parry, captain;

| Mesdames L. R. Thomas, Isaac Born, Addijson Parry. M.. V. { Rose, Ethel May Moore and Helen Coffey. | : : 's. | meeting Saturday at the Woman's |

Wiggins, Team 9—Sigma Alpha lota division I

E. Cornelius Stewart

Robert - W. E. McKay, and Misses Lucille Mae Henri Lane eam 10—Mrs. Edwin Ash, captain: MesThurston, Alfred W. Noling, Lacy 1I William Schnaiter, Dr. Robert Ledig and Miss Margaret Billo. Team 11—H. Otis Pruitt, Hayworth, Harold Kinder Rickman,

eam 12—Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, captain: Mesdames Irving Lemaux, Edson Wood Jr., William Allen Moore, William Lochhead, Charles M.

dames Neil

captain; Miss Kottlowsky, Leone

Maxwell,

derson, Paul Richey, Frederick Appel, J. P. Dunne. Paul V. McNutt. Team 13—Indianapolis Public division, Miss Lorle Krull, W. Thornberg, Misses Ivy Marie Sullivan, Sara C. Ewing.

Team 14—Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman, |

captain; Mesdames Paul T. Rochford,

Phi Mu Alumnae Club Opens Fall Programs Oct. 5

Phi Mu Alumnae Club's first fall meeting is to be held Oct. 5 at Mrs. Homer Eberhart’s home. Mrs. Wilbur C. Shannon is to preside. Mrs. Shannon has announced the list of committee chairmen. include’ Mrs. Eberhart, ways and means; Miss Florence Day, telerhone; Mrs, Charles B. Dolan, membership; Miss Helen Wagoner, program; Miss Bethel Wilson, publicity; Mrs. William B. Wilcox, rush, and Mrs. Raymond Toler, hospitality. Other officers are Miss Wagoner, vice president; Mrs. Clinton Glascock, recording secretary; Miss Day, corresponding secretary; Mrs. O. C. Van Horn, treasurer, and Mrs. Ross Coffin, Panhellenic Association representative. Miss Velma Schaaf and Miss Day attended the sorority’s national contion this Spring Lake, Mrs, Wilcox

Albert iJ. L. Wagner, | Treanor, Alma Miller Lentz, Harry Sidrow: | Misses Imogene Pierson, Dot Woods, Edith

H. Sterling, captain; Mesdames Harry |

Commerce Build- | 1 Ars A. |

Misses” Mabel |

| Wolf Sussman, | dent; Mrs. E. L. Hays, recording

Julius Her- | | liamentarian;

They |

Frederick Albershardt, Sherwood Blue, Paul T. Payne, Howard I. Nyhart, Harold M. Trusler, William Raffensperger. Team 15—Matinee Musicale division, Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs, captain; Miss Carolyn Richardson, Mesdames od Dierdorff, Carl Irrgang, Rex Young, Frank Edenbarter, T. M. Rybolt, John H. Compton, Misses Helen Shepard and Suzan Osler. Team 16—Mrs. Noble Dean, captain; Mesdames W. Hathaway Simmons, Lyman S. Ayres, Howard Travis, Otto Frenzel Jr., W. D. Gatch, Mignon McGibeny Burr, Russel Fortune Jr. and Miss Elsie Sinclair. Team 17—Mrs. Prederick Pier, captain; Mesdames Blaine Miller Jr. Willis Adams Jr., J. I. Cummings, Michael Duffecy, Misses Jane Moore and Frances Kearby. Team 18~Junior Chamber of Comniérce division, Harold Bredell, captain; Evan Walker, Wallace P. Daggy, Joseph McNamara, Daniel O'Neill Jr., Henry Peirce, Harold Norris, E. L. Gates, John Bruhn, John Oberlies, Walton Wheeler. Team 19—Mrs. Lazure Goodman, &ap- ; Mesdames Philip Adler, J. L. Mueller, Berry, Arthur Cassell, Ferdinand Born, Julian Bamberger, Walter Wolf, Leonard Murchison, David Lurvey, H. P.

{| Willwerth, Lewis Levy, Jack Kammins.

Team 20—Mu Phi Epsilon division, Mrs. captain; Mesdames Walter

Jane Fish. Team 21—Mrs. B. F. Pigman, captain; Miss Eunice Horn, Mesdames Buelah Liehr,

{ O. P. Renchen, Mary Halcomb, Miss Mary

Ann Kullmer Team 22— Joel B. 3 Friermood,

Miss Gladys Alwes, captain; Ryde. Elmer Steffen, Mrs. Glenn Misses Eleanora Atkinson,

| Dorothy Fowler, Marian K. Thomas.

Team 23—Mrs. F. W. Hampton, captain; Marion County Schools division, Mrs. Euncie Jones Baker,

Center Township;

| Miss Lucille Gardner, Decatur Township;

Miss ‘Romona Kuhn, Amos Smith, Lawrence Township;

Franklin Township; Mrs.

| Marie Miller Stoner, Pike Township; Paul Miss Olive Faulkner; |

Hamilton, Oaklandon, Warren Township; Mrs. Agnes Norris, Washington Township; Mrs. Faye Heath, Wavne Township: Oren Beckley, Oaklandon High School; Robert Durham, Southport High School. .

President’s Day Meeting Planned

by Broadcasters

The Cheer Broadcasters are to| entertain with a President's Day |

Department Club. New officers are Mrs. Wayne O. Hill, president; Mrs. T. William | Engle, first vice president; Mrs. | second vice presi-|

secretary; Mrs. Robert Mottern, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Geisel, parMrs. W. F. Holmes, M. Earl Robbins,

historian; Mrs.

auditor. The directors are Mesdames Otis J. Lee McDermed, J. W. Esterline, Warren Harrell and Max Norris. Mrs. L. B. Sackett is chairman of the membership c¢ommitee. Mrs. K. W. Steinkamp is chairman of the ways and means committee assisted by Mrs. McDermed and Mrs. Norris. Other committee chairmen are Mrs. T. William Engle, program; Mrs. W. H. Hodgson, welfare relief: Mrs. Chauncy Buck, hospitality; Mrs. William C. Haugh, telephone; Mrs. Edward Niles, transportation; Mrs. Cecile Tucker Vestal, publicity. :

AIDS AT WEDDING NAMED BY COUPLE

Mrs. John T. McCoy is to be matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Marie Huse and Bernard McGinty on Oct. 3 at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Mr. McCoy is to be best man. : Bridesmaids are to include Mrs. Horace Jenner, Mrs. George -Schulhoss, Cincinnati; Misses Mary Evelyn Ellis and Mary Agnes Finneran. A wedding breakfast and reception are to be held {following the ceremony.

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‘Sketch Book’ to Be Reviewed by Mrs. Keenan

Mrs. W. D. Keenan is to review “The Sketch Book” by Washington Irving at the annual President's Day and guest luncheon of the Anagnous Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron, tomorrow at Hotel Lincoln. The program is in keeping with the year’s study course on “Some Great American Books.” Mrs. Francis McCabe is to be discussion leader at the luncheon. Mrs, Frank Symmes is club president; Mrs. Keenan, vice president; Mrs. William L. Sharp, secretarytreasurer, and Mrs. C. J. Finch, sponsor. Mrs. Symmes* committees and delegates are: Mrs. Jerauld DcDer-

mott, Mrs. Keenan and Mrs. S. S.

Faussett, program; Mrs. McCabe, delegate to the Indiana Federation of Clubs, and Mrs. Bert Gadd, alternate; Mrs. Walter Carey, Seventh

| District Federation of Clubs’ dele-

gate, and Mrs. G. C. Roberts, alternate.

‘Nurses to Hear

Dr. Willis Gatch

and Miss Hoeflin |

Dr. Willis D. Gatch, Indiana University School of Medicine dean, and Miss Cordelia Hoeflin, Indiana League of Nursing Education president, are to be speakers at a meeting of the Nursing Service Bureau, Central District, Indiana State Nurses’ Association at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Severin Hotel. The discussion topic is to be “Ethics.” “Now for Tomorrow,” a three reel motion picture dealing with the problem of old age security for nurses, is to be shown. Miss Grace Witwer is arrangements chairman, assisted by Mrs.

{| Martha Irby and Miss Hertha Ried-

lesperger. The meeting is open to all registered nurses of the Central District.

Couple to Live ~ Here After Trip

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Stutsman are to make their home in Indianapolis upon their return from a wedding trip. Miss Edna Greathouse, daughter of Mrs. Betty Greathouse, and Mr. Stutsman, son of Mrs. Maryland Stutsman, were married in a ceremony yesterday at the Roosevelt Temple M. E. Church. The Rev. L. C. Murr officiated. The bride's sister, Miss Elsie Greathouse, as maid of honor, wore pink lace with dubonnet accessories and carried red roses. The bride wore white chiffon and carried Joanna Hill roses and lilies of the valley. James M. Stutsman was best man. Ushers were William Stutsman, Nelson Wright, Herbert Egbert and Albert Thompson.

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hilly streets, characteristic of so many of the foreign villages. A little town, used for one of the pictures of the late Will Rogers, is still standing, too,” she said. Mr. Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America was formerly of Sullivan. He was a friend of Nancy's grandfather, the late Mr. Goodrich, former Indiana Governor. Her grandfather also was a close friend of Mr. Hoover, former President. Nancy thinks that the beauties of Yellowstone and Grand Canyon, national parks, will compare with anything that James Failey, Rodney

Albright or Patricia Eaglesfield saw

in their foreign adventures.

CLUB TO ARRANGE MEETING’S DETAILS

A conference Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at the Severin is to be discussed by Zonta Club members at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow, at the Columbia Club.

Mrs. Georgia Lacey is to talk on |

“Current Events” following the business meeting. Mrs. Lacey, who recently returned from a European tour, is to be introduced by Miss Flo Torrence. Miss Lillie Kerz is to report on the international convention held this summer at Swampscott, Mass. Board members are to meet at 6 p. m. preceding dinner. Mrs. Willa Proctor is to preside.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and daughter Peggy are visiting at the Waldorf Astoria in New York.

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