Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1936 — Page 12
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER TO ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT
Music Sorority National Head Is Guest Here
Zeta Members to Attend Province Convention at Louisville.
The entertainment of their national president, Miss Gertrude Evans, Ithaca, N. Y., and participation at a province convention in Louisville are to occupy the attention of members of Zeta apter, Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional music sorority, thig week. Chapter members gave a luncheon today at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music for Miss Evans, who is en route to Louisville to attend the convention Saturday. The executive board is to entertain tonight at dinner at the Marott. Following dinner, Miss Evans and Mrs. C. Harold Larsh, Indianapolis, province president, are to be guests of Ferdinand Schaefer at the Indianapolis Symphcny Orchestra's opening concert. The chapter is to entertain with a reception and musicale tomorrow at the Variety Club for the visitors. Other guests are to include members of Nu Zeta Chapter, the Paironess Club, and young women students of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. In the receiving line are to be Miss Mae Henri Lane, Beta Chapter president; Mrs. Larsh, Miss Ada Bicking, Jordan Conservatory director; Miss Ruth Gant, Miss Madonna Mullen and Mrs. E. O. Noggle. Others to Assist
Assisting are to be Mesdames J. Harry Greene, Fannie Kiser Rosenak, Winifred Dunn, Harold Arnholter, Fanetta Bray, Thelma Van Sickle and Misses Selma Sommers and Mildred Knight. Mrs. Cornelius Helwig and Mrs. Robert Mc.Kay are to preside at a tea table. Nu Zeta Chapter is to entertain at dinner at the Propylaeum preceding the musicale. Zeta Chapter is to be represented at the convention by the string ensemble, with Miss Mary Ann Kullmer conducting. Miss Kullmer is an artist pupil of Mr. Schaefer in violin and conducting. Ensemble members include Oliver Kiler, concert mistress; Martha Rucker, Roberta Trent, Mary Zried, Irma Mae Steele, Bonnie Jean Beale, Ruth Van Matre and Mary Margaret Ruddell, violins; Thelma Bosworth and Miss Mullenix, violas; Lois McCain, Mildred Schultz and Jean Southard, cellos; Ava Louise Newlin, contrabass. In addition to the ensemble members, 25 Zeta Chapter members are to attend the conference.
SHOWER HONORS MRS. WILLIAM NEAL
Mrs. Rohert J. Robbins and her sister, Miss Alice Young, entertained with a miscellaneous shower last night at their home, 621 N. Riley-av, in honor of Mrs. William Neal, who was Miss Elva Mae Cravens before her marriage Oct. 3. Decorations and appointments were carried out in blue and pink, the bridal colors. Guests included Mesdames Dan Goldrick, Vern Stumph, Lawrence Clark, Charles Rogers, Lester Harvey, Ralph Newton, Alvin Storey, Hazel Duggan, and Misses El Dean Thompson, Elizabeth Brown and Opal Robertson.
Today’s Pattern
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James E. Roberts School for Crippled Children is to receive the benefits from a card party to be sponsored tomorrow in Ayres’ audi--torium by the Indianapolis Associate Chapter, Tri Kappa Sorority.
Sponsor Benefit Party for James E. Roberts School
Mrs. Homer Cockran, general chairman; has appointed Mrs. Elmer Sherwood (left), publicity chairman; Mrs. Elgan Stark (center), donations committee member, and Mrs. Hugh Vest . (right); prize committee
member.
Columbia Club to Have Dance for Halloween
A Halloween supper dance is to
Club for its members and guests. Festivities are to begin at 9:30°p. m. with supper service until midnight. Costuming is to be optional. A pre-Halloween ‘“Merry-Go-Round” dance is to be held Oct. 30 by the Junior Columbians. Delbert Kline and Miss Eleanor Winslow have been named co-chairmen. Fancy costumes gre being planned by many members. Prizes are to be awarded among the girls for the most beautiful and original costumes, and to thé boys with the “dandiest” and funniest costumes. Couples having the “snap-
also are to receive prizes. The first mixed dinner-bridge of the season to be held at the club has been announced for Nov. 7. Amos Otstot and his club orchestra are to play for dancing at all the events.
Luncheon Set
for Miss Hurst
Mrs. Harry Miesse is to introduce Miss Fannie Hurst at a discussion luncheon following the author’s lecture on the first Town Hall program Saturday at the Columbia Club. Guests at the speakers’ table with Miss Hurst and Mrs. Miesse are to include Gov. and Mrs. McNutt, Mr. Miesse, Dr. and Mrs. Harry ‘Kahlo and their guest, Miss Mary Exley, Detroit; Dr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Kiser, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Jesse Townsend Johnson, Mrs. James Parish, New Haven, Conn.; Mrs. Henry Eitel, Mrs. Eugene Fife, Miss Ruth Shannahan, Mrs. Kate Steichmann and Charles Riley. Others are to be Messrs. and Mesdames William Avery Atkins, William L. Taylor, Fred Gardner, Jack A. Goodman, Benjamin Lawrence, Walter C. McCarty, Walter C. Marmon and John Shannahan.
be given Oct. 31 at the Columbia !
piest” costumes and the funniest |
appa Gamma Alpha. Wed. Miss
Middle-dr, Woodruff Place.
st, hostess. Luncheon.
ware-st. Luncheon, card party. Minnie Sawyer, committee. Aux. Sons of U. V. 8 p. m. today.
stunts.
Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers’ Club. Cards, bunco. Mrs. Ross Patrick,
EVENTS
SORORITIES Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. Tonight. Mrs. Forest . Knigiat, 6520 Broadway, nostess.
Arrange for Christmas dance. Rushees to attend. Alpha Chapter, Theta Mu Rho. ‘Wed. night. Mrs. W. H. Cox, 892
PROGRAMS Arbor Vitae Club. 1 p. m. Wed. Mrs. William Swope, 5014 N. Illinois-
Emera Club. Fri. Miss Minnie Wienke, 1704 Prospect-st, hostess. Miss Myrtle Blumberg, presiaent.
LODGES
Brookside Chapter 481 O. E. S. Tonight. Temple, 3117 E. 10th-st. Brothers’ night. All members of order invited. Busy Bee Club, Grand Circle U, A. O. D. Thurs, Hall, 29%; S. Dela-
Patriotic Societies. Halloween party. Entertainment, refreshments,
DANCES
St. Roch’s Holy Name Society. Tonight. Old time dance. Hall. 50-50 Club. Thurs. Buschmann’s hall," College-av and Eleventh-st. Josephine Davis and her Wonder. Boys to. provide music.
CARD PARTIES
Ladies Aux. S. S. Turners. 2:20 p. m. Wed. Hall. Mrs. Charles P, Rugenstein, chairman. Euchre, lotto.
Janet Gasper, 210 Hendricks-Pl.
Emma Rogers, May Young and
512 N. Illinois-st® For Federated
1:45 p. m, Wed. Foodcraft shop. chairman.
Chapter Installs Heads
Miss Eleanor Riggs is the newly installed president of Verae Sorores Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority. Other officers are Miss Ruth Warr-
nier, vice president; Miss Janetta Von Staden, secretary; Miss Virginia
Royer, treasurer; Miss Helen Reith, sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Marjorie Scudder, historian.
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REPUBLICAN GROUP MEETS TOMORROW
Marion County Council of Re-
‘publican Women members are to
entertain the state and county candidates at their regular meeting from 2 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Palm Room, Claypool Hotel. Walter Bruce is to sing, accompanied by Harry Bason. Club officers are to be hostesses. Mrs. John
the candidates.
Askren, ‘president, is to introduce’
|Work Outlined
by Government Science Group
| Club Members to Make
Talks at Meetings Twice Monthly.
Government Science Club members are setting. aside two Fridays each month for the club’s activities. Programs are to be arranged and presented by club members. Mrs. Robert Armstrong, president, directs other officers who are to preside over the year’s work. At the Oct. 23 meeting, Mrs. Russell Willson is to be hostess, and Mrs. Arthur Medlicott is to present a paper on “The Air Mail.” At a guest day on Nov. 13, Mr. Armstrong, guest speaker, is to talk
on “The Doctrine of Judicial Review.” Mrs. Clemens O. Mueller is
| to be hostess, assisted by Miss Ruth .| Bozell and Mrs.
Henriette Kothe Matkin. Mrs. Glenn Diddel has entitled her paper “Sardines, Cabbages and Kings,” which she is to present Nov. 27 at Miss Mabel Ayres’ home. Mrs. Francis W. Dunn has “Rich Land, Poor Land, Stuart Chase” as her subject Dec. 11 at Mrs. John R. Curry’s home. Book Review Set
Mrs. Boyd Gillespie is to review a book Jan. 8 at Mrs. James A. Baird’s home. Mrs. Walker W. Winslow is to be on the program with a talk on “The Effects of the City on Personality” at the Jan. 22 gathering at Mrs. Jean S. Milner’s home. “Do We Know the Stars?” is to be Mrs. Eldo Wagner's subject Feb. 12 at Mrs. Raymond F. Mead’s home. Spain is to be described by Mrs. Charles ¥. Meyer Jr., Feb. 26, at Mrs. William H. Remy’s home. Mrs. Frank C. Balke is to entertain with “As She Wills” on March 12 at Mrs. F. Neal Thurston's home. Mrs. Albert L. Rabb is to entertain with a program at Mrs. Robert C. Winslow’s home on March 26. Luncheon Set May 14 : At the April 9 meeting at Mrs. Delos A. Alig’s home, Mrs. Robert Gilliland is to talk on “An American Doctor's Odyssey, Heiser.” To
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Indianapolis Parliamentary Law Club members are to be entertained by the Marion Woman's Department Club today in Marjon. Mrs. John Downing John- ‘ (above), Indianapolis Club study director and honorary president, addressed the group.
Butler Faculty Club Is to Hear Mrs. Li. D. Owens
Butler University Women's Faculty Club members are to hear Mrs. L. D. Owens speak on “Early Indianapolis” at a me=sting at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Arthur Jordan Hall recreation room. Mrs. Owens, author of several short stories and poems which have appeared in current periodicals, recently completed a history of Indianapolis. Mrs. Gino A. Ratti , is program chairman for the meeting. Mrs. Earl R. Beckner, hostess chairman, is to be assisted by Mrs. Bruce L. Kershner, Mts. Karl 8S. Means and Miss Fay Marshall and Miss Esther Eytcheson.
close the programs, Mrs. Thurston is to discuss Sweden April 23. A luncheon meeting May 14 is to conclude the year's activities. Other officers are Mrs. Alig, vice president; Mrs. Mueller, recording secretary; Mrs. Matkin, coresponding secetary, and Mrs. Thurston, treasurer.
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Visitor Leaves Tomorrow for St. Louis Home
Mary Jane Baumes Feted Here With Dinners ‘and Parties.
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