Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1936 — Page 9
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Sixth Annual Project Opens to Aid Charity
Leaders and Guardians Supervise and Help With Program.
Camp Fire Girls, leaders and guardians alike, have but one thought these days—the mending of broken dolls and toys for Christmas distribution by church societies, clubs and individual families. Tonight, following the Guardians’ Association meeting at the Citizens
Gas and Coke Utility Co. cooking school auditorium, members are to adjourn to the Camp Fire Doll Shop, 45 Union Trust Building, to paint and repair broken dolls and toys collected for the annual Christmas charity project. Mrs. Wendell Phillips, association president, is to lead the group both at the business session and during the doll project. Three movie parties are to he given Saturday for benefit of the project. Admission to shows at the Tuxedo, Garfield and Oriental theaters at 10 a. m. is to be new or old repairable toys. The Uptown, Emerson and Ritz Theaters have held “doll parties.”
Branch Shop New
The headquarters, which opened yesterday in the Murphy Building, are to continue until Christmas under guidance of Camp Fire guardians. A new feature of the sixth annual project is the branch shop in the Union Trust Building. At this shop, members of high school Camp Fire groups, with Mrs. Verna McIntyre and Mrs. A. L. Jenkins, directing, are to conduct a doll hospital. Assisting are Mesdames W. D. Little, George Hummel, A. W. Richter, Albert Mueller and Mrs. Phillips and Miss Doris Brady and Miss Kathleen Klaiber. Approximately 10,000 toys are repaired annually during. the drive.
Louise Ewell’s Attendant for WwW edding Named
Miss Bernice A. Day is to be maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Louise B. Ewell and Willard F. Bates which is to take place at 9 a. m. Thanksgiving Day at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Elmer Spiker is to be best man. The Rev. Michael W. Lyons is to officiate. Bridal airs are to be played by Arnold Fox, organist. The mass is to be sung by the church choir. Miss Day is to entertain with a personal shower for Miss Ewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ewell, Thursday at her home, 4923 E. New York-st.
Scout Convention to Be Reviewed
The Girl Scouts’ recent convention at Cincinnati is to be reviewed at round table discussions from 10 a8. m. to 3:30 p. m. Thursday at the Little House. Council members, troop leaders and committee mem-bers-are to meet. Miss Ruth Pease, director, and Mrs. E. Starling Pearce, Brownie leader, are to lead discussions.
-BUTLER FACULTY WOMEN TO MEET
Several short talks on Indianapolis industries are to be on the program at the Butler University Woman’s Faculty Club meeting at 3 p, m. tomorrow in Jordan Hall recreation room. Mrs. Charles E. Stevens, assisted by Mrs. John M. Moore and Mrs, Walter B. Townsend, are to be speakers. Mrs. James H. Peeling, hostesschairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames Henry L. Bruner, Emory C. Cameron, Eugene Underwood, John M. Moore and Miss Lois Cowgill.
P.-T. A SILVER TEA IS SET THURSDAY
School 15 Parent-Teacher Association is to. give a silver tea at 3:15 p. m. Thursday in the school auditorium: Proceeds are to be used t> buy food for Thanksgiving baskets. Mrs. Naomi Gray's pupils are 10 give a musical recital. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Lee Waddei, president, or Miss Mildred Weld, principal.
MOTHERS CONFER AT TUDOR HALL
Dr. Beth V. Cunningham, Columbia University consulting psychologist, met with Tudor Hall School pupils’ mothers for a conference period this morning in the audi-
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Proceeds from the Smith College Alumnae Club dance to be held Nov. 28 at the Woodstock Club are to be used for the alumnae’s
emergency fund for scholarships.
Committees Arrange Hospital
Mrs. Edward Paul Gallagher is directing activities for the dinner dance of St. Margaret's Hospital Guild, to be held Dec. 5 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Walter I. Hess is her assistant chairman of entertainment. Others on the committee are Mesdames Donald Carter, Frank T. Carroll, Mark Enright, Harold Feightner, L. E. Gausepohl, L. D. Grisbaum, M. L. Haymann, William M. Herschell, Forrest Hindsley, Ralph R. Lochry, K. M. Mosiman, Wilbur C. Patterson, John Rau, William Low Rice, A. L. Rust, W. F. Sandman, Harry K. Stormont, Norman Schulmeyer, Luther J. Shirley, Donaldson C. Trone, Russell Williams, Gayle B. Wolfe and Ernest N. Gimbel. Assisting Mrs. Willis Kuhn, chairman, and Mrs. Schulmeyer, assistant, with advertising for the party are Mrs. Feightner, Mrs. Hay-
Memorial and Thanksgiving Services Set
Memorial and Thanksgiving serv-
ices are to be given at the Indian- |. apolis Council of Federated Church
Women’s spiritual life department meeting at 10 a. m. Thursday. Mrs. J. H. Smiley is to preside at the program to be held at the First United Lutheran Church. Mrs. J. P. Ragsdale of the American Legion Auxiliary is to give the memorial service in honor of Armistice Day, and Mrs. Harry White is to speak on “We Give Thanks.” Mrs. Clarence Gardner and Mrs. George Spiegel are to be hostesses.
Club Meetings
TOMORROW
Irvington Mother Study~ Club. Mrs. A.,T. Schlueter, hostess. Miss Anna Pearl Bedford, ‘Parents and Teachers Need Each Other.” Discussion of “Social Side of School Life.” Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Mothers’ Club. 1 p. m. Butler Chapter house, 4202 Sunset-blvd. Mrs, Edward Messick, Mrs. Frank Brinkman, hostesses. . Butler University Women’s Faculty Club. Mesdames James H. Peeling, Henry Lane Bruner, Emory C. Cameron, Misses Ruth Patterson, Susanna Monninger, hostesses, “Indianapolis Industries.” Mrs. William Baum, chairman; Mrs. Charles E. Stevens, Mrs. John M. Moore, assist ants. . Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club. Mrs. Joseph Wolff, hostess. Mrs. G. A. Duffy, “The Catholic Ideal of Life,” program. Chapter FP, P. E. O. Sisterhood. Mrs. Harry Rybolt, hostess. Mesdames Chic Jackson, Jesse Martin, Wallace Hall, assistants. 1 o'clock luncheon. Guest entertainers. New Century Club. Mrs. O. A. Pottinger, Mrs. R. E. Winder, hostesses. Mrs. P. J. L. Martin, “Baal Priests Challenged by Elijah.” Mrs. C. W.
Sommers, “Traces of Earlier Books:
Found in the Bible.” Arbor Vitae Club. 1 p. m. Mrs, Frank Van Berg, hostess. Lunch-
- Guild Dinner Dance Set Dec. 5
mann, Mrs. Hindsley, Mrs. Lochry, Mrs. Mosiman, Mrs. Rau, Mrs. Rice,
Cosler, "Ernest N. Gimbel, Frank Haight, William Henry Harrison, Charles M. Hammond, Jackson K. Landers, Preston J. McNurlen, Gustav Mueller, Reinie Miller, Fred Norris, W. F. Sandman, Russell Williams and Arthur Wyatt. Mrs. G. I. Seybert, guild president, has named her committee chairmen and their assistants for the year. They include: Rental library, Mrs. Evanson B. Earp and Mrs. Enright; book purchasing, Mrs. Earp, Mrs. Ross Coffin and Mrs. L. R. Thomas; occupational therapy, Mrs. Francis H. Sinex and Mrs. L. H. Earle; sewing, Mrs. Clara Stutz; hospital entertainment, Mrs. Luther J. Shirley and Mrs. Wyatt; family welfare, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. F. F. Muller; purchasing, Mrs. Feightner; membership secretary, Mrs. - Patterson; publicity, Mrs. Trone; sales, Mrs, Haight, Mrs. McNurlen; finance, Mrs. Landers and Mrs. Muller; home for aged, Mrs. Stormont; hospital, Mrs. L. E. Gausepohl and Mrs. Lochry; constitution, Mrs. Earle and Mrs. Harrison Bennett; .ways and means, Mrs. Frank Pranger and Mrs. T. C. Twyman; telephone, Mrs,: Coffin
mond and Mrs. Harrison.
(left to right) Mrs. Clyde Wands, secretary; Miss Madelaine Speers, ticket chairman, and Mrs. David Williams, general arrangements com-
mittee member. .
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hostess.
Alpha Beta Latreian. 1 p. ing.
party. Druids hall, 29%
Prospect-st.
lege-av. Card party.
Legion. 10 a. m. Wed. 3960 N Illinois-st, hostess
Women’s Aux. South Side Turners. Card party. Mrs Katherine Trader, Mrs. Charles Kinney, assistants. Emera Club. 8 p. m. Thurs. Capitol City Council 55 D.
Mutual Aid Association, Paul H. Krauss Co. Laundry. Athenaeum. Annual dinner, election. Present officers in charge.
Olive Branch Social Club. Wed. 1336 N. Delaware-st. meeting, covered dish luncheon at noon. Christmas cheer committee, Aux. to Indianapolis Post 4, American
EVENTS
SORORITIES
¢ Thesi. Tonight. Miss Catherine Campbell, 3213 Kenwood-av,
Lambda Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa. & p.m. Today. Miss Pauline Neff, 1923 N. Illnois-si, hostess. :
m. Today. Rauh Library. Called meet-
CARD PARTIES Busy Bee Club, Grand Circle U. A. O. D. Wed. Luncheon, card
S. Delaware-st. 2:30 p. Mrs. Harry Rugenstein,
m. Wed. Hall, 306 chairman;
Queen Shop, 1048 Prospect-st, cards. of A. Tonight. Hall, Eleventh-st, Col-
PROGRAM Thurs.
LODGES All" day
All-day meeting. Mrs. J. R. Steinbach,
Indiana Woman’s Aux. to 38th Division. “Wed. Mrs. Henry Roberts! 2309 College-ay, hostess. Francis, Mrs. Mary Carle, assistants. Mcllvaine-Kothe Unit, American Legion Aux. 1 p.m. Today. Mrs. Francis Anderson, hostess. Ways, means committee, Women’s Aux. Sahara Grotto. Wed. Mrs. Florence Price, 1543 N. Gale-st, hostess. luncheon. Aux. business meeting 8 p. m. Wed. Grotto home. Aux. to Sons of Union Veterans. Installation of officers. Mrs. Claudia K. Erther, incoming: president. ‘Mrs. Bessie B. Bowser, installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Lillian Ball and Mrs. Emma Finch,
Covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Viola
Mrs. E. E. Stafford, preside. 12:30 p. m. Covered-dish
8 p. m, Today. 512 N. Illinois-st.
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Smith Alumnae Dance to Benefit Scholarship Fund [Attendants for
Two Marriage Are Announced
Arranged to Honor ~ Brides-to-Be.
As the dates approach for two November marriage ceremonies, atfendants are selected and a series of pre-nuptial parties started. + Miss Louise Dumas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dumas, Fowler, is to have her sister, Miss Lorraine Dumas, Indianapolis, for her brides-
maid at her wedding to William S. O'Connor Nov. 28. The ceremony is to be read at the Dumas home. Thomas O’Connor is fo be his brother’s best man. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Krieg are to have a dinner party tonight at their home for Miss Dumas and Mr. O'Connor. Their guests are to be Misses Patricia O'Connor, Frances Durkin; Kevin Brosnan, John T. Rocap, Thomas O'Connor; Messrs. Mesdames William K. McGowan, Robert Dinnin, Henry Langsenkamp Jr. and August-Hook. Miss Ann Dugan is to entertain with a shower for Miss Dumas Monday, and Mrs. Dinnin is to have an informal party on Sunday. Mrs. George O'Connor entertained Sunday. Miss Dorothea Noonan’s cousin, Mrs. Fred Cook, is to come from Baltimore, Md., to be matron of honor at Miss Noonan’s wedding to John Kenneth MacKenzie, Baltimore. The ceremony is to be read Nov. 27 at Highland Golf and Country Club. Raymond Freeman, Baltimore, is to be best man. Guests to come from Baltimore, where the bride-to-be and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Noonan, formerly lived, are Mrs. Cook’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hines; Mrs. Noonan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blass; Mrs. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olt and George ‘Thomas. Mrs. Noonan is to entertain with a tea for her daughter Nov. 25 at her home. That evening the bridal attendants and other friends of the couple are to be entertained at a supper at the Columbia Club.
Knife Advice Given
Knives with stainless steel blades
The flannel absorbs moisture and may, thereby cause discolorations. The handles of the knives should be wrapped in flannel and the blades left ‘uncovered.
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Mrs. Dawson Clark (above) was Miss Oneta Franklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin, before her marriage on Oct. 30.
Boyle-Lewis Rites to Be Celebrated in M’Kee Chapel
Miss Edna Mae Lewis is to be bridesmaid at the wedding of her sister, Miss Rhea B. Lewis, and Blanchard H. Boyle on Nov. 27 at McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lewis, who are to entertain with a reception at the Columbia Club following the ceremony. Mr. Boyle's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Boyle. Mrs. John G. Murnane is to give a kitchen shower for Miss Lewis tomorrow. :
ANNOUNCE GUEST LIST FOR PARTY
Reservations for the Cheer Broadcasters’ card party Thursday at Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium have
been announced. The list includes Mesdames L. W. Brandt, Don Padrick. Kenneth Fisk, Murray Auerbach, Re J. Brissey, John A. Lloyd, Walter Brant, D. L. Bower, Bert Ellis, Robert O'Neal, Harry Preston, Edward Mc. Kinney, William De Neut, George Shaffer, Willard Adkins, Fred McGuire, Lena Ebert, Ira Swartz, Lynn Adams. Harry Kennett, W. J. Overmire, William Eix, Frank Oslos, Francis Stamm, Roscoe Conkle, Merle Krster, Robert Price, E. C. Ball, William Christena, A. G. C. Wilson,
inch; L. G. Ferguson, Eva Fleming. J. PF. Gilbert, John King, Farrel Potter, Herbert Ball, C. F. cDowell. Roy Pope, Robert Richey, Thomas R. Lyda, Perry Roberts, John Murnane, Max Norris, William Guyten, - William Vornbrock, Alex Goodwin, Edna Simpson. Fred Geyer, Henry Talbot, Harris P. Wetsell and Miss Margaret Esterline.
Tomorrow! Second Big Day!
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Skeet Shooters to Enter Meet
at French Lick
Invitational Event will Mark Opening of New Range.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor ‘ OCAL skeet shooters are to go to French Lick to participate in the French Lick Springs Hotel's first invitational shoot Nov. 28 and 29. The event is to celebrate the opening of the range. Mr, and Mrs. W. Hathaway Sime mons, on whose estate is located the Crow's Nest Skeet Club range, are to go to the resort. with Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. hile Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wolcott and Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair. Mrs. Thomas Taggart, Miss Lucy Tagart and Eva Taggart will be on the sidelines to see Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Wolcott and Mr. Sinclair enter in the competition. Two events are-scheduled each day, and trophies are to be awarded to men, women, juniors and mixed teams. ' The skeet field and several trap ranges are on a hilltop, close to the * hotel. . During rest periods, the partici« pants will visit the Swiss type skeet cottage, with its open fireplace, lounge and tables for tea service.
” ” ” : Mrs. Arthur L. Hobson and son, Philip, arrived this morning from Boston to attend the Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra concert toniglit at the Murat. Mrs. Hobson is a friend of Fabien Sevitzky, gueste conductor.
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# 8 = Rehearsals are on this week for The Players’ entertainment, “School
of Etiquete,” to be presented Satur= day night at the Athenaeum. Mr, and Mrs. Orland Church have ine
* |vited Dr. Jerome Littell, Players’
president, and Mrs. Littell; Mr. and Culp,” who recently moved here from Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lesh and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haerle to a dinner party at their Brendonwood home preceding the show. -
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