Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1936 — Page 23

Club’s Annual Event Newest

of Traditions

Members Arrange Dinner Parties to Precede Program.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN : Society Editor

VERY year or so the Lambs Club acquires a new tradition. Caleb Lodge as the “moving spirit” was first; dinner parties as preludes to the dances were next; then floor . shows, and now an annual minstrel show: ! The minstrel entertainment was chosen as a propitious starter for a new season. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthews are to present the 1936 version Saturday night at the Columbia Club. a The show will be presented to a ‘full house,” for membership is closed for the season. The Matthews have taken part in so many Players Club and Lambs produc- : . tions there’s sure to be finesse shown in preparation of this skit. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfield were on the scene when the ‘ideas were being assembled. Mr. and Mrs. John Bookwalter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday, Mr. and ,Mrs. Eugene C. Felt, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kothe, Mrs. R. W. Lieber, Mrs. Arthur G. Loftin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Pantzer, Horace F. Hill III, John Jefferson, Jack H. Rhoades, Yale Rice and Charles A. Rockwood, interlocutor, are in the lineup of performers.

* Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre, who has sung in many of the shows, is on the program as the “prima donna” for this opening entertainment. Hosts and hostesses have seized

Miss Burgan

on the party as a timely occasion | Mr. !

for entertaining their friends. and Mrs. Jeremiah Cadick are to have Miss Katharine Malott Brown and Wilson Mothershead, soon to be married, as honor guests at a dinner before the frolic. # Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moores, who were married in June, are to gdhare the honors at the party Mr. and Mrs. John G. Williams are forming. : Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Perrin, Pasadena, Cal., who are visiting here, are to be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Weiss. - Other dinner. parties are being made up by Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Thomson, Jack H. Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs. Fauvre.

Legion Auxiliary Lists Additions

to Committees

Additional committee appointments have been announced by Mrs. Donald H. Smith, president of the Bruce P. Robison Auxiliary, Ameri-

“ean Legion. They include:

Poppy, Mesdames Homer Asher, C. W. Hunt, V. Clay Gullion, William Otto Yagerline, Paul E. Beam and Moffett Ulrey. Education of World War, orphans, Mrs. J. H. Armington. Fidac, Mesdames C. C. Schneider, Vv. Clay Gullion and Frank Nesbitt. Ways and means, Mesdames James Jordan, William H. Long; cochairmen, Paul Krier, John Lyons, John Kroeger and Leighton Bowers. Ipalco dinners, Mesdames Rudolph H. Kyler, Harold Pursel, Ellis McCammon, Charles Mayhew, Homer Asher, Louis Groh and Fred Han-

sing. : Post dinners, Mesdames William H. Long, Frank Collman, Loui Groh, Fred Hansing, Ellis McCamé. mon and Ralph Lynch. Social - activities, Mrs. Richard Thomas. Past presidents’ parley, Mrs. Harold Pursel. Hospitality, Mesdames James J. Jordan, Willard S. Boyle, Harold Pursel, William Long, John Paul Ragsdale, William S. Mayer, Richard Thomas, P. J. Sertell, C. K. McDowell, Fred Wolf, Paul E. Beam and Fred Hasselbring. “Memorial, Mesdames Moffett Ulrey, Arthur Roell and William H. Laufer. Publicity, radio, scrapbook, national - bulletin, Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale. : Greetings, Miss Hilda Hasselbring. Music, Mesdames Carl Overleese, Joseph Storey and William Collins. Constitution and by-laws, Mesdames Willard S. Boyle, Stewart Maxwell and John Paul Ragsdale. * Auditing, Mesdames Elbert Davis, Bertha B. Tilton and V. Clay Gulon. Credentials, Mesdames V. Clay - Gullion, Clarence U. Knipp and Willard S Boyle, , Telephone, Mesdames = Charles Mayhew, Ann Thrasher, Vernon Scott, Everett Saxton, Ralph Webster, Paul Krier, Leighton Bowers and Bernard C. Thomas.

Tea Is Arranged “by Church Group

: directed by Grace Gibson, is to give a group of songs. Readings by Mrs. BenC. Raley and songs sung by Kenneth Brady are to complete the program. :

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Mrs. James Seward (left) and Mrs. Oscar Perine are interested in an early draft of the Sunnyside Guild card party program, being shown to them by The annual benefit

Mrs. L. Roy Ford (standing).

card party is to be held Oct. 23 at the Indiana State Fairground Manufacturers’ Building. Mrs. Perine is on the advertising committee; Mrs. Ford, tickets, and Mrs. Seward,

pencils and cards.

hostess.

Grace Reger, hostesses.

E. North-st. Bingo.

SORORITIES V. S. Chapter, Verus Cordis. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Jack Riggs, 4607 E. Washington-st. Hostess. Business. : Epsilon Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. 6:30 p. m. today. Y. W. C. A. Arranged for week-end party at Muscatatuck State Park. Alpha Chapter, Delta Phi Beta. Mon. Mrs. Faye Blunck, 1341 Dearborn-st, hostess. Mrs. Mildred Bohrman, assistant. Rho Zeta Tau. 8 p. m.“foday. Mrs. av, hostess. Plan for Halloween party. , Lo Sin Loy. 8 p. m. today. Miss Margaret Swindler.

MOTHERS’ GROUP

Woodside Kindergarten Mothers’ Club. 2 p. m. today. Mrs. Pauline Mueller, “Clothing Your Child.” Mesdames Ralph Howery, Arthur Ashcraft and James Ruegamer, hostesses.

PROGRAMS Co-Ma-Ma Club. Fri. Mrs. Dick Decatur, 431 N. 18th-st, Beech

Grove, hostess. Mrs. R. W. Woods, formerly Miss Pauline Littrell, honored at miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Marie Estep, assistant

LODGES

Naomi Chapter O. E. S. 8 p. m. Fri. Temple. Observe Past Matrons, Past Patrons night. Dinner at 6 p. m. Mae Wright, Worthy Matron; Guy Stammel, Worthy Patron.

CARD PARTIES

Burns-West-Steibeck Post 2999, V. of F. W. 8:30 p. m. Sat. Hall, " Denny, E. Washington-sts. Bingo. Public invited. Ladies Aux. Altenheim. 2 p. m. dames Bertha Otte, Louis Doerschel and Guy Rhodes and Miss

Men's Club. St. Joseph Church. 8:30 p. m. today. Church hall, 617

H. V. Harriman, 2624 N. Capital-

Fri. Monthly card party. Mes-

BY HELEN WORDEN Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 15— Mrs. William Post II and her 3-year-old daughter Betty, and Betty's nurse were to leave today to visit Mrs. Post's father and

mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jess C. Andrew at West Point, Ind. . The Posts, who make their home at East Williston, Long Island, spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Roland Harriman at Arden, N.Y. I hear that Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendricks Jr. are at Winnetka, Ill. Mr. Hendricks, who is connected with the American Coating Mills in New York, has been transferred to the Chicago branch, and will be there until the first of the year. Mrs. Hendricks’ mother, Mrs. Genevieve K. Wells, lives at 3620 Washington-blvd, Indianapolis, and Mr. Hendricks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Hendricks, live at the Pennsylvania Hotel. The latest and also the most charming fashion fad, is the rage for sticking a bow, flower or feather in your hair when you're going to a dress-up evening party. A bright green velvet ribbon tied back Jeanette McDonald's red curls the opening night of “White Horse Inn.” Sitting directly in front of

Mrs. William Post Will Visit Parents in West Point, Ind.

her was a. golden-haired girl in black velvet, with a crystal halo resting on her long bob. The hair-dressers can say what they: want about off-the-face coiffures, and short curls piled high on the head, but the long bob still goes. Nine out of 10 debs and ex-debs are wearing shoulder length curls. Their hair is dressed much as Tallulah Bankhead does her ash-blond locks; parted on the side, softened by a deep, almost unseen wave and curling into slight ringlets at the ends.

ANNOUNCE TROTH OF MISS KAPLAN

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaplan have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rosemary Kaplan, to Saul Fogle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fogle. :

The wedding date has not been set.

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Co-eds to Attend Women’s League Breakfast Event

An invitation has been extended to all Butler University co-eds to

attend the annual Women’s League

breakfast at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Presentation of the president's and scholarship cups:are to be features of the program. Miss Martha Shepperd; club president, is to be the recipient of the president’s cup. The scholarship winner’§ name is to be announced at the breakfast. Miss Joy Dickens received the award last year. . Miss Kathryn Journey, faculty adviser, is to . be toastmaster. Responses are to be made by Miss Shepperd, Miss Ellen Hamilton, vice president; Miss Ruby Gene Beaver, secretary, and Miss Charlotte Gillie, treasurer. The Butler Women’s Council members are to be breakfast guests. They include Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg, chairman; Mrs. Milton D. Baumgartner, Misses Emma Colbert, Florence Morrison and Mary Katherine Mangus. Mrs. James W. Putnam is to be an honor guest. Miss Doris Fillingham is ticket chairman.

The marriage of Miss Melvinia

Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mann, to Clifford McLeane took place at 4:30 p. m. Sunday at St. John’s Evangelical Church. The Rev. Ernst Piepenbrok officiated at the ceremony.

Year's Program

Announced by

Latreian Club

Members to Hear Series of Talks by Guest Speakers.

Talks from fashions to Fascism are to be heard by Alpha Beta Latreian Club members at the year’s meetings at which guest speakers are to be presented. ‘At the Nov. 10 guest meeting, Miss Helen Ready is to describe “How Fashions Are Made.” Miss Helena Sipe, assisted by Mrs. Evans Coch ran, is to be hostess. : At the Christmas meeting Dec. 8, Frederick Burleigh, Civic Theater director, is-to talk on the theater. Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar is to ‘be hostess. “Going Hollywood” is to be Walter Hickman’s subject Jan. 12 at Mrs. Paul A. Hancock’s home. Miss Bessy Greenawalt is to talk on “May I Find You a Book?’ ai the Feb. 9 program at Mrs. Robert Burnett’s home. “English Furniture of the Seven-

| teenth and Eighteenth Century” is

to be described by Miss Mary Margaret Miller March 9. The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen is to have “Communism, Fascism and Democracy” as his topic April 13 at a program at Mrs. Malcolm G. Campbell’s home. : Bloor Schleppey, speaker for May 11 when the members’ mothers are tc be guests, is to talk on “International Understanding vs. Tourism.” Mrs. Russell E. Clift is to be hostess at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. A. Hook. Business meetings are to be held Oct. 27, Nov. 24, Feb. 23. March 23. April 27 and May 25. The annual bridge party is to be Jan. 26 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The season is to close with a picnic on June 8 at Mrs. Edwin Kendall's home. :

HOOSIER D. A. R. ELECTS OFFICERS

By United Press ° TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Oct. 15.— Election of officers today concluded the thirty-sixth annual state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. William - H. = Schlosser, Franklin, was chosen state regent, succeeding Miss Bonnie Farwell, Terre Haute. The convention recommnded Miss Farwell as a candidate for vice president of the national organization in the election at Washington, to be held next April. Other state officers chosen: included: Miss Mary Hill, Madison, recording secretary; Miss Mary Hostetter, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lafayette Porter, Greencastle, vice regent; Mrs. Charles Priest, Marion, treasurer; Mrs. W. Frazier, Warsaw, registrar; Mrs. Winfield Crum, Lafayette, historian; Mrs. Shepherd Crumpacker, La Porte, librarian; Mrs. C. A. Woodruff, La Porte, northern di~ rector; Mrs. J. Harold Grimes, Danville, central director, and Mrs. Floyd Atkinson, French Lick, south-

ern director. ik

GIRL SCOUTS ELECT MRS. HOOVER AGAIN

By United Press CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 15.—Mrs. Herbert Hoover was re-elected unanimously the Girl Scouts’ president at the twenty-second annual convention here today. It also was announced today that the 1937 convention is to be held in Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of President Harrison, was made an honorary vice president. Other vice presidents elected are Mrs. William M. Chester, Milwaukee; Mrs. Louis H. Burlingham, St. Louis; Mis. Arthur O. Choate, Mrs. Louis Guerineau and Mrs. F. Louis Slade,

New York City; Mrs. Herbert H.|

Lehman, wife of the New York Governor; Mrs. Vance C. McCormick, Harrisburg, Pa.; Mrs. Stuart McGuire, Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Arthur W. Hartt, Brookline, Mass,

and Mrs. John A. Frick, Allentown,

Symphony Society Officer

Mrs. O. M. Kinnison, Goshen (above), Indiana State Symphony Society which is to present its ‘first concert Tuesday. Mrs. Kinnison also is state president of Tri Kappa Sorority.

Camp Fire Guardians’ First Benefit Party Set Oct. 26

The first fall benefit project of the Indianapolis Guardians’ Association of Camp Fire Girls is to be a card party at 8 p. m. Monday,

Oct. 26, at the Riviera Club. Mrs.

A. W. Richter is chairman of the ways and means committee. Proceeds are to be used to finance leadership training courses and scholarships for the summer program at Camp Delight. Several of the Camp Fire groups

| have elected new officers, as fol-

lows: School 32, Geraldine Yates, president; Constantina Smyrna, vice president; Alice Lines, secretary, and Betty Highfill, scribe. School 27, Florence Stoop, president; Mary Hall, vice president; Suzanne Grider, secretary; Barbara Bruening, scribe. School 15, Nora Louise Bauer, president; Joan Zickendrath, vice president; Patricia Liehr, treasurer; Gertrude Hall, secretary; Margaret Liehr, scribe. = | School 18, Naomi Mullen, president; Lois Richards, vice president; Marjorie Loy, secretary; Charlote White, treasurer; Hazel Miller, scribe. School 35, Mildred Ott, president; Betty Hoop, vice president; Rosaline Sandage; secretary; Mary Backemeyer, treasurer; Evelyn Griffith, scribe. School 34, Dicie Madden, president; Ruth Miller, secretary; Charlotte White, treasurer; Bettie Phillips, scribe. Suatoci, Martha Brenner, president; Emelie Jackson, vice president; Jane Goodwin, secretary; Mary Ibu Hummel, scribe. Hawthorne Community House, Frances Heckman, president; Dorothy Bundy, vice president; Marjorie Harper, secretary; Evelyn Bundy, treasurer; Geraldine Butz, scribe. School 38, Phyllis Purdy, president; Eudora Jones, vice president; Mary Spoon, secretary; Eleanor Mae Jeffers, scribe.

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Shortridge, Jane Wilcox, president; Barbara Sternfels, vice president; Edna Mae Lewis, secretary; Susan Alvis, treasurer; Mary Backmore, scribe; Helen Curry, Echo reporter. North M. E. Church, Harriet Trotter, secretary.

School 76, Jane McClure, president; Alice Kemp, vice president; Joan Meyers, treasurer; Marjorie Black, secretary; Betty Terhune, scribe. }

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Luncheon Set for Coalition State Leaders

Officers of State and District to Meet at Martinsville.

County chairmen of the Seventh Congressional District and officers of the Indiana Branch, Independent

Coalition of American Women, have been invited to be luncheon guests of Mrs. Walter A. Kennedy, Mars tinsville, Saturday. State officers in Indianapolis to attend are Mesdames Kin Hubbard, William “Allen Moore, Robert Wild, Elsie Sims, James L. Murray, Hows ard Gay, Ralph W. Showalter and J. William Wright. = Representatives from hn Franklin, Bloomington, Shoals, « cennes, Brazil, Spencer, Bloomfield. Sullivan, Princeton and Martinsville also are to attend. % Mrs. Kennedy has appointed Mrs A. C. Hamm, Brazil, Clay County chairman, and Mrs. Paul Dollensy Shoals, Martin County chairman. = Mrs. George D: Thornton, 75 Ni Audubon-rd, is to be hostess for an open meeting of the Indianapolis = | Branch, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Henry Dowling is to speak. a5

ALTRUSA MEMBERS TO MEET TONIGHT

Mrs. Chic Jackson is to be guest speaker at the Altrusa Club dinners meeting tonight at the Hillcrest Country Club. At the speakers’ table also are to be Miss Minnie Hardegan, president; Mrs. Guy A. Boyle, program chairman; Miss Elizabeth Abell, secretary, and Mrs, Johnny B. Collins. During dinner, music is to be pros vided by Miss Roberta Trent, vioe linist; Miss Helen Dauner, cellist, and Mrs. J. Russell Paxton, pianist, The: table is to be decorated with black tapers in cellophane holders and ornamented with -pumpkin faces. The decorations committee is composed of Misses Hazel Wil Vera Morgan and Mary Meyers.

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