Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1936 — Page 9

Contemporary | Meeting to Be Friday Evening|

‘The Pain of Thinking’ to Be Topic of Dr. Vincent.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor HE Contemporary Club can be depended upon to provide speakers whose lectures provide “food for thought.” At Friday night's program at the John Herron Art Institute, Dr. George Vincent, New York, former Rockefeller Foundation director, is to talk on a challenging topic, “The Pain of Thinking.” For almost 50

years the club has been bringing nationally known speakers to its meetings, limited to the membership with the exception of one guest gathering a year. The members have an opportunity for a round-table discussion following the program, at which time they often stage veritable debates. Evany Woollen Jr. is this season’s club president. Mrs. Robert Failey is first vice president: Herman W. Kothe, secretary, and Irving M. Fauvre, treasurer. The club was founded as a result of informal meetings of intellectuals

Miss Burgan

at the home of the late Mrs. May Wright Sewall, who later became

the organized group's first presi- |

dent,

here by the club, as were Henry Watterson, William Dean Howells, Edward Everett Hale, Woodrow Wilson, Henry James, John Masefield, John Drinkwater and Hugh Walpole.

» Christamore Aid Society members | are to meet for luncheon tomorrow | at Traders Point to inspect the tract | of land purchased by the society for the Christamore Settlement House summer camp. Hostesses are to be Mesdames W. I. Longsworth, George Ziegler, A. Kiefer Mayer, Paul De Vault and Esther Cain.

Ladies Aid Group to Give Luncheon ‘at Church F riday

Various areas of the United States are to be represented in the 14 tables decorated for the “See America First” luncheon of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church: LaJes Aid Society at 12:30 p. m. Friay Mrs. W. E. Kyle, chairman, has appointed committee members assignments as follows: Mrs. Henry Hoss, Massachusetts; Mrs. L. C. Buehler, Maine; Mrs. B. D. Yarian, Kentucky: Mrs. A. D. Keaton, Louisiana; Mrs. Adelbert Krueger, Alabama; Mrs, Harry L. Bird, Florida; Mrs. George Bockstahler, Mississippi; Mrs. George M. Hadley, the Dakotas; Mrs. H. L. Hayes, Colorado; Mrs. A. S. Birchett, Wyoming; Mrs, William D. Geyton, Oklahoma: Mrs. H. N. Pumphrey, California : Mrs. Stanley Perham, Washington, D. C, and Mrs. M. D. Lindly, Indiana. These chairmen are to be the table hostesses. Guests of honor are to be seated at a special table appointed with Thanksgiving motifs. Mrs. Kyle is to be hostess for the honor table, arranged with horns of plenty, filled with fruits, nuts and other foods typical of the harvest season. Favors are to be crepe paper turkeys. Mrs. John Murray and Mrs. E. C. Rubush are luncheon chairmen. Boy Scouts are to form a color guard following the luncheon when guests are to salute the flag and give the pledge of allegiance. A program arranged by Mrs. W. G. Sparks is to include songs by Mrs. Sidney Blair Harry, accompanied by Martha Rucker, violinist, and Mrs. Sparks, pianist. Miss Rucker is to play violin solos, accompanied by Mrs. Sparks.

V. I. VAUGHN WEDS ISABELLA HAESSIG

The marriage of Miss Isabelle Haessig and Virgil Ivan Vaughn took place at 8:30 p. m. Saturday at the home of the bride's parent Mr. and Mrs. George Haessig, S. Meridian-st. The Rev. Robert C. Kuebler performed the ceremony before an altar banked with palms and ferns and lighted by candelabra tapers. The bride wore white satin with a Juliet cap and white tulle veil. Her flowers were white chysanthemums. Mrs. William Armstrong, her sister’s matron of honor, and Miss Lena Loschky, bridesmaid, wore dresses of sapphire blue velvet and carried gold chrysanthemums. Frank McKell was best man. Fred Sering, pianist, played a group of bridal airs. An informal reception followed the ceremony. Mr. Vaughn is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn.

CHURCH SOCIETY TO GIVE MUSICALE

Circle 4, Central Avenue Methodist Church, is to sponsor a musicale tea at 2:30 p. m. Friday in the church parlors, Mrs. Richard Sharpless, soprano, and Mrs. John Holmer, pianist, are to give the

program. Mrs. Harry Plummer is the group's president; Mrs. John C. Barnhill, general chairman; Mrs. T. A. Bell, ticket chairman, and ‘Mrs. A. L. Miller, refreshment and decoration chairman.

Gértrude Stein has been brought |

'OUNDATION HEAD

Mrs, William J. Mooney Jr., Mrs. E. F. Kinney and Mrs. Russell Clift (left to right) are working with other St. Mary-of-the-Woods

College alumnae Athenaeum Club.

in sponsoring a dance Saturday night at the

‘Art Appreciation Short Course |

Arranged at Hanover College

The Madison Woman’s Club, the Madison Current Events Club, Hanover College and the Indiana |University ‘Extension division are to cooperate with the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs in sponsorship of the seventh annual art appreciation

short course to be held at Hanover

College tomorrow.

In the morning, the guests are to be conducted on a tour of Madison, | which is to include visits toe the Lanier Memorial Museum, the Barnard Memorial of Sculpture and the Springdale Cemetery. At the Barnard Memorial, Mrs. H. B. Buinet, Indianapolis, is to describe “The Story of George Gray Barnard.” Mrs. E. O. Muncie, Woman's. Club president, is to welcome the guests at a noon luncheon. Mrs. B. C. Keelth, Madison Current Events Club president, and Mrs. Leonidas F, Smith, Indianapolis, federation president, are to preside at the afternoon meeting at Hanover Classic

Talks Are Scheduled

Mrs. Smith is to talk on “Achievements and Plans of the Federation” and Dr. George Albert Parker Jr, Hanover president, is to describe “Methods of Chinese Rug Making.” Other programs are to be “Life and Art of Vincent Van Gogh,” by Miss Blanche Stillson, John Herron Art Institute; “Building the Art Program of a Small College” and a gallery talk on the Indiana Print Makers’ exhibit, Max Poland; gallery talk on paintings, Ralph Sorrell. William Berg is to play piano solos. A tour of the Hanover campus is to conclude the program. Members attending are invited to

Pharmacy Group

Guests have been invited to a luncheon to be given by Chapter 20, Woman's Organization, National Association of Retail Druggists, at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the College of Pharmacy chapter room, Mrs. J. L. Simmons, hostess chairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames J. G. Pantzer, C. L. Jackson, B. M. Ralston, Victor Pfau and F. R. Keiser. The St. John Academy girls’ orchestra is to play during luncheon. Mrs. Rudolph Grosskopf is to lecture on “Indiana Composers.” Songs written by these composers are to be sung by the Irvington Sextet, directed by Miss Grace Gibson. Members are Mesdames Irvan Hassel, Fred Snifely, F. T. Delks, Albert Gray and P. F. Jones. Miss Jeanette Corbaley is to give readings. The pregram was arranged by Mesdames W. F. Freund, E. H. Niles, W. A. Oran and J. B. Wade.

FRUIT TO BE GIVEN HOSPITAL PATIENTS

A fruit shower for the Indianapclis Flowes Mission Hospital patients has been arranged by board members as a Thanksgiving treat. Mrs. Fred Noerr is to deliver fruits, fresh and canned vegetables to the homes. At the board meeting recently at te Fletcher Trust Co. offices, it was reported that 2201 quarts of milk were distributed to 71 patients in October. Mem reported a need for bedding.

Council to Meet

The Indignapolis Educational Council is to meet for a 1 o'clock

; Joan Miller, harp numbers.

Meeting Is Set

make notes on the discussions, and | certificates are to be awarded those who submit their books. Mrs. John M. Williams, Indianapolis, is accepting reservations for transportation, due today." The meeting is arranged to assist laymen in appreciation of the iine

art work.

Auxiliary Tea to Celebrate Armistice Day

An Armistice Day tea Is. to be

given Wednesday by the McIlvaineKothe Chapter, American Legion Auxiliary, at Mrs. Ira Holmes’ fesi- | dence in honor of Mrs. Max. Norris, twelfth district president, In the receiving line with Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Norris are to be Mrs. O. W. Hahn, auxiliary na“tional. president; Mrs. Gwendolyn W. MacDowell, national secretary; Mrs. Cecelia Wenz, national treasurer; Mrs. Edna Harris, state president; Mrs. Enid Lemstra, national committee woman; Mrs. Joseph Kimberling, state secretary; Mrs. E E. Stafford, unit president, and Mrs. Everett Lett, past president. Mrs. Albert S. McIlvaine, Miss Dorothy Kothe, Mrs. Lucinda Spaan and Mrs. Ralph Decker are to pour. They are to be assisted in the dining room by Mesdames Frank Billeter, Francis Anderson, R. E. Brann, Wilmett Goodall, E. L. Olcott, Earl R. Moore and Ernest Goshorn. Mrs. Clifford Miller is to entertain with readings; Mrs. Billeter, with songs; Jo Ann Eberhart and

SPAIN TO BE TOPIC OF D. A. R. LECTURE

Mrs. Demarchus Brown is to Jecture on “Madrid, Maelstrom of Spain” at 4 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 15, at the American Central Life Insurance Co. auditorium. Members of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter, Daughters 6f the American Revolution, are to be sponsors. Mrs. Harry I. Wilson, regent, has appointed the following committee: Mesdames Walter H. Montgomery, James Pierce, Henry Buttolph, Misses Emma and Elizabeth Claypool. Proceeds are to be contributed to the D. A. R. Tamassee ‘Settlement School.

OFFICERS ELECTED BY COLEMAN HOME

Mrs. William H. Morrison is the recently re-elected president of the Suemma Coleman Home board of directors. Others re-elected to the board include Mrs. Arch V. Gross-

man, treasurer, and Mrs. T. A. }

Elder, secretary. Mrs. Uz McMurtrie 1s the new first vice president; Mrs. Eldo Wagner, second vice president, and Mrs. Charles Roemler, third vice presi-

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Mrs. Rena Kittle and Miss Florence Kittle, Los Angeles, have returned to Indianapolis for residence. They are at home at 5249 Cen-tral-av. -

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luncheon Wednesqay at Mrs. Edwin

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Get Rid of Those MOTHS

Gamma, Phi Rho. Tues. to be reviewed, installation. Eastopolis Club. Dearborn-st, hostess.

meeting at 8 p. m.

hostess. - Sigma Delta Sigma. ‘Brookside-av, hostess.

St.. Philip Neri. gan, chairman. Daniel Foley, chairman.

garten Society. “Machine . Age Home.” invited. _Hostesses: “Mesdames Maple. . _.

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Columbia Club.

-st, hostess.

for Thanksgiving dinner dance. C. L. Bernard, dance chairman.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Verae Sorores Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority. Tonight. Mrs. Jack Riggs, 4609 E. Washington-st, hostess. Mrs. .Mérvin Limeberry, hostess. History

7:30 p. m. Tues.

Alpha Chapter; Dzlta Omega Chi. McConahay, 3022 Guilford-av, Hostess.

Delta Chi Sigma. Tonight. Mrs. Gordon B. Sutton, 124% E, 33rd-st, ‘8 p. m. Today. Miss Mae” McDaniels, 2423

CARD PARTY

Tonight. Auditorium. “Bingo. Mrs. Vincent CorriCard parties Wed. afternoon and night.

CHURCH GROUP

Adelphian Class, Meridian Heights ‘Presbyterian ‘Church. Today. Mrs. A. M. McCall, 409 E. 50th-st, hostess,

MOTHERS’ GROUP -

Fall Creek Kindergarten Mothers’ Club, Indianapolis Free Kinder2p. m. Tues. Mothers of children .in the community

PROGRAMS

Indianapolis ‘Men's Garden Club. Tues. Washington-blvd, host. Russell Manring, speaks on “Bulbs.” Marion County Chapter, American War Mothers.

. Evangeline Chapter, I. T. S. Club, Inc. 6:30 p. m. Today. .. tearoom.. Mrs. John W. Thornburg, speaker. Indianapolis /Zouave 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Bertha Shuck, 310 E. 11th-

Chapter Q, P. E. O. Sisterhood. 5 p. m. today. Y. W. C. A. Supper, business meeting. Mrs. E. N. Smith, president. - Irvington Unit, American Legion Aux. 1 p. m. Tues. Post rooms. Dessert luncheon. Discuss pledge to Dental Clinic in the Roberts School for Handicapped Children. Committee to be announced

Miss Lucille Siefert, 2225 N.

6:30 p. m. today. Miss Margaret Penny supper. Regular

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8 p.m.

Miss Janice Berlin, speaker,

..H. Reid, David Week and C. R.

Grovenor Shirk, 6194 1:30 p. m. Tues.

Colonial

Mrs. Dan Glubke, president; Mrs.

P.E.O. Sisterhood to Sponsor Musicale for Educational Work

A musical tea is to be sponsored the Indianapolis Council, P. E. O. Sisterhood, from 2 fo 5 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 5, at BannerWhitehill auditorium to raise funds to carry on local chapters’ educational and philanthropic projects. Members of Chapters PF, G, P, Q, S and U are co-operating, “according to Mrs. Emmett C. Michaels, council president. Mrs. Ralph L. McKay is general chairman. “Committees are: Program, Mrs. W. B. Ward, chairman; Mesdames K. S. Means, Homer C. Grosbach, P. Ward Holaday, Arthur Dewey, Arthur Macy. Tickats, Mrs.

Rosa Storer, chairman; Mesdames

A. H. Voigt, Frank Smith, Herbert Young, C. S. Wheeler, Harold E. Wilcox. Tea table, Mrs. Gaylord Morton, chairman; Mesdames J. L. McDermed, V. A. Dougherty, James . Hall, O. Hershel Folger, W. C. Williamson.

Favors, Mrs. M.. L. Pasne, chair- Miss Romaine Salladay.

J. R. Kuebler, W. C. Brass, Bert

man; Mesdames C. J. Greenlee,

C. Johnson, A. W. McDonald, Miss Laura Holden. Publicity, Mrs. Nor= man B. Magoffin, chairman; Mesdames Donald C. Drake, E. D. Farmer, W. J. Weesner, J. A. Crewes, Miss Marianna Sturges. Courtesy, Miss Laura Fiscus, chairman; Mesdames Paul Schaeffer, Louis Berner, Emory Smith, Earl Lewis, Miss Marian Staley.

ALPHA ZETA BETA HAS BRIDGE PARTY

Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, entertained members. and guests yesterday with a breakfast bridge party at the Lake Shore Country Club. Miss Rosemary Doyle * was arrangements - committee chairman, assisted by Miss Nelda Domm and

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Program for Event Wednesday.

Dr. Henry J. Arnold, Springfield, 0., Wittenberg College educational d-partment head, is to present “Psychology and You” at the Woman's Department Club’s. general meeting Wednesday at the clubhouse.

Dr, Arnold was given a fellowship in the Oberlaender Trust of Philadelphia and was awarded a grant to make an adult education survey in Germany .and Austria. Mrs. Paul T. Hurt is to preside. Ushers are to be Mrs. Gustavus B. Taylor, Mrs. Harry E. Voshell and Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman, who were appointed by Mrs. Lewis A. Ferguson, chairman. Miss Maxine Moore, contralto, accompanied by Miss Louise Burnett, is to sing.

Tea Is Arranged

At a tea following the lecture Mrs. George A. Bowen, chairman, is to be assisted by social hostesses. Mrs. H. B. Burnet and Mrs. Everett M. Schofield are to pour. The club’s ways and means committee is to sponsor a dessert-bridge party at the club at 1 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. Mrs. Otis Carmichael, chairman, is to be assisted by Mus.

.| John Connor, vice chairman, and

Mrs. Paul I. Rochford.

Other committees are reservations, Mesdames William C. McGuire, Louise B. Pohlman, Oliver P. McLeland and’ Harry Plummer; table prizes, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Lena B. Ebert and Mrs. Edward H. Niles. The club’g auxiliary to the Public Health: Nursing Association is to meet at 12:30 p. m. ‘tomorrow at Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf’s home.

Bridal Showers Are Given for

Parties are being given for Miss Mary Alice Purves, who is to be married to Russell Brandt Stein‘hour on Nov. 28 at the First Baptist Church. Miss Helen Nichols, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Higgins, entertained recently with a kitchen shower for the bride-to-be. ; Miss Alice Evans and Mrs. Starlin Ryan are to entertain with a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday and

| Miss Martha Scott is to be hostess

for a party on Friday. Miss Ruby Cook is to have a crystal shower on Nov. 16 and Mrs. E. Lee Winders, Mrs. Hanley Blackburn and Miss Dorothy Rogge are to be hostesses for a personal shower on Nov. 18. Mrs. Amos Michael's dinner. is to be given on Nov, 20.

Legal Voters Officials to Meet

The Indiana League of Women Voters’ board of directors’ meeting is to be held at 10 a. m. Thursday at the Columbia Club with Mrs. S. N. Campbell presiding. Mrs. Leonard A. Smith, department of government and foreign policy, is urging members to study the new pamphlet, “American Foreign Policy,” by Anne Hartwell Johnstone, published by the national department. The pamphlet, published under the Ruth Morgan Memorial Fund for the promotion of peace, is divided into three sections. The first defines foreign policy and discusses major American foreign policies. The second deals with the divisipn of powers under the Constitution, the Department of State, other departments and offices dealing with foreign relations, congressional committees and , proposals for improving the conduct of foreign policy. The last section considers citizens’ stakes in foreign policy, public opinion and the conduct of foreign policy, how citizens can participate and the need for leadership.

Dr. Henry Arnold Is on

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OCCIDENTAL

Club President

Mrs. Earle Mather (above) is the Indianapolis DeMolay Mothers’ Club new president, and has appointed her committees. They are ways and means, Mesdames H. H. Fagin, E. L. Jackson, J. A. Salter, W. A. Myers; entertainment, Mesdames R. H. Dingle, A. R. Darling, L. M. Christie; chapter contact, Mesdames E.' H. Schneider, Olarence Hinton; publicity, Mrs. Ross A. Smith, membership, Mesdames F. S. Wood, Robert Murray, C. H. Patton, C. A. Meloy, H. H. Fagin; chaplain, Mrs. V. Creighton. Other club officers are Mrs. A. E. Dunwoody, vice president; Mrs. C. A. Meloy, recording secretary; Mrs. Ina Vawter, corresponding secretary, and Mrs, George Lorentz, treasurer.

Attendants for Wedding Chosen by Miss Davidson

Miss Norma Jo Davidson is to be maid of honor at the marriage of her sister, Miss’ Claribel Davidson, to Duane A. Shute. The wedding is to take place Thanksgiving Day at

‘| the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

_The bridesmaids are to be Mrs. Louis Dawson and Mrs. Robert Hahn, South Bend. Robert King is to be best man. The ushefs are to be Joseph Coffin, Francis Baur, George Yount and Robert Cook. Mesdames A. S. Rowe, Gordon Cloyd and William Hutchinson are to be hostesses at a shower tomorrow. Among others entertaining for the bride-to-be are.Miss Grace Weirick and Miss Alice June Miller, Friday; Mr. and Mrs. Yount and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baur, Saturday; Mrs. Thomas Arnold and Miss Dorothy Thompson, Sunday. Miss Josette Yelch is to give a party Nov. 18. Mrs. Joseph Coffin 1s to entertain at a date not announced yet. Mrs. Dawson and Miss Ruth Vorhis recently gave a shower in Miss Davidson’s honor. ‘A bridal dinner is to be given by Mr. and Mrs: Roy IL. Davidson, the parents of thé bride-to-be Nov.

+25, :at :the-Hillerest: Country Club.

New Officers Installed Kappa. Sigma Chi installation services were held at the sorority’s regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. H. E. Parker. New officers are Mrs. M. H. Bottema, president; Mrs. Aimee Raybourn, vice president; Mrs. H. F. Storms, recording secretary; Mrs. G. W. Madinger, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gilbert Schuster, treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Jones, chaplain; Mrs. Helen Arbuckle, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. G. C. Baler, historian, and Mrs. R. <UL - Rodkey, publicity.

South America

to Be Home of

Indiana Couple

R. L. Spencer and Bride

to Leave City After Wedding Today.

Immediately after their wedding

i land a reception this afternoon, f | Miss Anita Knox and Russell L.

Spencer are to leave for New York, from where they are to sail Thursday for South America to make their home. They are to arrive at Santa Marti, Colombia, for Thanks« giving. Miss Knox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. Knox, is to have Mrs. George Olive as her only attendant. Mrs. Olive and Mrs. Knox were attendants in each other's weddings. Pasquale Montani, harpist, is to play bridal music. The Rev. George Southworth is to officiate at the ceremony in the Knox residence at 2 W. 26th-st. A setting of smilax, palms and ferns, lighted by cathedral tapers, has beem arranged.

Gown Is Described

The bride, to be given in marriage by her father, is to wear an ivory faille taffeta gown. The full-gored skirt and jacket with full sigeves are edged in cording. Her shoulder length tulle veil is to join a Juliet cap, arranged with bands of ivory satin and seed pearls. Her colonial bouquet is to be of carnations and pompoms with the orange blossoms worn by Mrs. Olive and Mrs. Knox in their weddings as a centerpiece. She also is to wear a gold brooch of diamonds and rubies, which belonged to her great-grandmother. Mrs. Olive's silver blue lame gown has a jacket over a fuschia velvet blouse and the carnations in her colonial bouquet are to blend with the fuschia blouse. Warne Spencer is to be his brother's best man. Guests at an informal reception are to include Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Spencer, the bridegroom’s parents; Miss Inez Louise Spencer, John Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles, Marion, and Mrs. Robert H. Smith, the bride’s grandmother. The bride is to travel in a rust wool costume suit with a beaver coat and brown accessories.

Tomorrow Listed as ‘Art Day’ for A. A.U.W. Show

Tomorrow is to be art day at the .

American Association of University Women’s book and toy exhibit in Ayres’ auditorium. Helen Weather= bee, artist, is to paint a pastel por= trait of a child. Informal demonstrations of sand painting, wood burning and brass tapping are to be given. Miss Belle Scofield, general arts chairman, has arranged an exhibit of books with illustrations. Pictures suggested to hang in the home to interest children are to bé displayed. The club is to celebrate Founder's Day at a dinner meeting tomorrow at the Woman’s Department Club. Dr. William J. Hutchirs, Berea College president, is to describe the achievements of mountaineers. Mrs. Marvin [7 Curle has are ranged the founders’ program to include a history by Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore, local charter member. The dinner commitwee is led by Mesdames W. Donald Wright, James E. Jobes and Robert M, Lingle. Mrs. Edmond W. Hebel is reservations chairman.

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