Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1936 — Page 21
Very Young Set| Eagerly Awaits Sunday Matinee
Orphans’ Home Auxiliary Members Set Parties for Carnival,
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BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Soctety Egutor | HE children are going off-scheg-ule Sunday afternoon. Afternoon naps are to be omitted or moved up to enable them to attend the Junior League theater commit-
tee’s ‘puppet show, “Rip Van Win- |. 7
kle,” to be presented at 3 and at 4 p. m. at the John Herron Art
Institute. This matinee-going, which is stir- % ring up a ripple of excitement among the very young set, is the most discussed topic in playtime conversations. “Rip Van Winkle must have been a queer old somebody fo want to sleep so long,’ according to one energetic little boy. “Yes, it's time for your nap,” the nursemaid interrupts, and the young commentator goes to dream about the “queer old somebody” who slept so long. And, at the same time, Miss Elsie Sinclair, Mrs. Robert C. Winslow, theater chairman; Mesdames W. Hathaway Simmons, Charles R. “Weiss, Skiles Test and John K. Ruckelshaus practice their lines for the show, which Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill is directing. Mrs. Carl Vonnegut, - costume chairman, . has approved the puppets’ costumes, and Mrs. George Fotheringham, stage manager, will af, sets are complete. Mrs. J i ferspoon, designer, and Miss " Fleischer, who constructed ‘the b jlies, have completed their as‘signments. The show, one of a series, is to be presented for Art Association members’ children and their friends, | # o ”
While Indianapolis Orphans’ Home Auxiliary members are: out selling tickets to their carniyal Saturday night at the Columbia Club, they. and their friends are
forming parties. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wem-
Miss Burgan
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Todd, Mr. .
and Mrs. Samuel L. Griffith, and Mrs. O. W. Eisenlohr, Mr, a) d Mrs. Alex L. Taggart Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kevers, Misses Betty Reed and Katherine Fulton, Guernsey Van Riper Jr. and John Donnell
' have made arrangements to be to-
gether. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pier, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Huder and Mr. and Mrs, Biagio E. Lapenta are to have
a table. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lof- \
* tin have invited Mr. a rs. Robert Ferriday Jr., Mr. ind Mrs. William Kothe, Mrs. Jack Daugherty, Virginia Beach, Va. to dinner before going.to The Players’ entertainment at the Athenae nd the auxiliary dance. Mrs. ugherty is _- Visiting, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dean. Mrs. William Garstang, auxiliary president, and Mr. Garstang have invited Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Duck Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Black to attend with them. Another party is to include Miss Grace Emmons, Joseph Tynan, Messrs. and Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, Robert D. Coleman, Louis C. Wilson, Henry B. Steeg, Russell Campbell, Henry Murray and James’ Loer.
MARY WILLIAMSON | (FETED AT SHOWER
Miss Dorothy Spalding, who is to ‘be the bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Mary Williamson and John F. Sullivan Thanksgiving Day, en- * tertained recently with a personal shower and bridge party in honor of the bride-to-be. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. Warren Spalding. Other guests were Mrs. Jack LaMasters, who is to act as matron . of honor, Mesdames Kenneth Ad- * ams, Robert Whitney and Misses Irene Bratton, Mary Bratton, Josephine Griffin, Mary Agnes Sheehan, Hannah Sullivan, Mary . Agnes Qualters and Mary Sullivan. Miss ~ Sullivan also is to be a bridesmaid.
MISS LEWIS IS ~ SHOWER GUEST
Miss Rhea B. Lewis, bride-to-be, *received kitchen gifts ‘which Mrs. John G. Murnane gave last night. Miss Lewis’ Blanchard H. Boyle is to take place Nov. 27 in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.’
' GUILD MEMBERS PREPARING GIFTS
Friday afternoon. president, is thairman, assisted by (left to right) Misses Barbara Sarsfield, Jane Ludwig and Frances
Phi Sorority pledges making -arrangements for an |
annual bridge party to be held at the chapter house 1 Hall.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
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Indiana Delta. Tonight. Russian tearoom, 2135 N. Meridian-st. Miss Betty tions to Riley Cheer Guild to be brought to meeting. Alpha Delta Tau. 7:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Ernest Turner, 1035 King-av, hostess. Verae Sorores. 8:30 p. m. Todzy. Miss Janetta Von Staden, 407 Grant, hostess. Gamma Alumnae, Kappa Alpha Theta. 6:30 p. m. Fri. Butler University chapter house. Covered dish supper. Entertainment by freshmen pledges. Pledges to present stunt. Mrs. Eugene Sims, chairman, DANCES
‘dance. Bill Hart’s orchestra. Young People’s Social Club. 9 p Reddell and his Silver Night Hawk orchestra. Arthur Cecil, ¢ w man; assisted by Misses Harriet Lord, Mary E. Lee, Mary 3 Catherine Ford, Margaret Whitlow, Gertrude Mondabook /and Messrs. [John Murphy, Leonard Fort, Eddie Burns and Vincent
Fox. MOTHERS’ GROUP Irvington Kindergarten Mothers’ €lub. 7:30 p. m. Today. Fathers, guests. Walter H. Cranahan, speaker. CARD PARTIES - Men's Club. St. ‘Joseph Church. 8:30 p. m. Today. Bingo. Xi Delta Xi. 2 p. m. Today. Sears Roebuck Co. social room. Mrs. W. C. Ennis, Misses Helen Jane Scaling and Lucille Waggoner, arrangements. Cards." CHURCH GROUPS Crooked Creek Baptist Church Searchlight Class. 5 p. m. Pri, Bazar, supper. Church. St. Catherine Church. 5 to 8 p. m. Sat. Church, Shelby, Tabor-sts. Italian spaghetti supper. Mrs. Paul Jardina Jr., chairman. PROGRAMS Valencian Chapter, I. T. S. Tonight. Mrs. G.-H. Henninger, 2722 N. Gale-st, hostess. Mrs. Harry Dowing, assistant. Mis, Paul J. Hart, lecture on “Southern France.” Girl Scout Troop 57, 6:30 .p. m. Today. Pleasant Run School. Box supper, entertainment. Mrs. Agnes Lesher, troop leader. Virginia Calvin, scribe, assisting with arrangements. . Methodist Hospital Alumnae. 1:30 p. m. Fri. Nurses" Home. Special meeting for private duty nurses to follow. Tres Artes Club. 6:30 p. m. Today. Food Craft Shop. Bridge dinner. Proceeds for Christmas charity. Mrs. Roy Ott, chairman; Mrs. Richard Moss," assistant.
is Alumnae, Indiana University Chapter, Delta Delta -
Johnson, Mrs. E. Hobart Burgan, committee, November contribu-.
Tau Delta Tau. Fri. Lake Shore Country Club. Pre-Thanksgiving p. m. Tues. St. Joseph’s hall. John
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Pi Phi Pledges Arrange Bridge Party
| Mrs. Helen: Wood
Miss Marjorie Parrish, plétige
Phi Mu Aor Sponsor Annual
Benefit Party
The. Indianapolis Phi Mu Alumnae Club is to have its annual benefit card party tonightfat the Woman’s Department Club, 1702. N. Me-ridian-st.. Proceeds are to be used
to maintain the Healthmobile, Phi Mu's -national philanthropy in
eorgia. The Healthmobile, with its staff of nurses, X-ray technician and doctor, is operated by the Georgia State Board of Health.
' contribution toward The medical
an . annual their maintenance.
county, giving examinations "and | prescribing corrective measures.
G. 0. P. WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Mrs, Lee Ingling is the newly elected president of the Marion County Council of Republican Women. Election was held at a recent meeting at the Claypool. Other new officers are Mrs. W. H. Burlingame, first vice ‘president; Mrs. Dewey Hoss, second vice presi-
{ dent; Mrs. J. P. Smith, recording
secretary: Mrs. Charles Mann, treasurer, and Mrs. Epha Johnson, corresponding: secrefary. ; Executive. bodrd members are Mesdames John Askren, Eileen Kidd and Mary Ramier.
Phi Mu provides trucks and makes |
trucks make annual tours of each |
_| Chapter
| Head to Speak Here Saturday
Talk a John ‘Herron to Follow Artists’ Dinner. -
R. Weng of the Dayton Art Museum is to talk on “Art in the Home” at the John Herron Art Museum at an open meeting Saturday night. The program is to follow the Indiana Artists’ Club dinner at the Colonial tearoom, when prize *winners in the club’s annual exhibit at Ayres’ galleries are to receive awards. The exhibit is. to close Saturday. ‘The committee for the meeting in-
| cludes William F, Kaeser, president;
Floyd D. Hopper, Damien 1yman,| Lauter and Mrs. Emma , Wilbur D.: Peat, museum director, is to present the. prizes which include $50 to Henrik Mayer for “Picnic in the Alleghenies,” judged outstanding picture; $25 to W. Karl Steele for “November Sunlight,” outstanding landscape; $15 to Simon Baus for portrait; and $10 to Lawrence McConaha, Richmond, “White Poppies,” still life. Merchandise prizes are to be given to Vernon Butler for a water color; to Evelynne Mess for an etching and to Garl Webb for a water color. Mrs. Woodward, exhibit sales manager, announced the sale of “Indian Gap in the Great Smokies,” painted. by Louis We Bonsib, Fort
Wayne.
Marriage Rite
of Indianapolis Man Set Nov. 26
* Times Special RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 19.—Only immediate families are to be present at the marriage of Miss Mary Jane Schillinger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schillinger, to Frederic Murray Hadley, Indianapolis, son of Dr. and Mrs. Murray N. Hadley, Indianapolis. The ceremony is to be solemnized here at 4:30 p. m. Nov. 26. There are to be no attendants. Miss Schillinger is a graduate of Tudor Hall and Wellesley College. Mr. Hadley was graduated "from Amherst College and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. The couple is to live in Indianapolis.
PARTY TO FETE MISS RAGSDALE
Mrs. L. D. Ragsdale is to give a bridal party tonight for her daughter, Miss Lucille Ragsdale, who is to be married to Robert N. King Nov. 28. Mrs. Frank Howard is to. assis§ her mother. Guests are to include Mrs. Mildred Ikerd, Mrs. James Crenshaw,
jorie Heckman, Lois Ikerd, Evelyn Lewis, ‘Dorothy - Isenhour, Olive Hord, Mildred Becker, ‘Newson and Hazel Dugger.
SORORITY BRIDGE
“Mrs. Donald Walker, 5128 Collegeav, assisted by Mrs. J. Mason King, entertained the Alpha Phi Alumnae bridge section at a luncheon meeting yesterday. , The annual Christmas charity project was discussed, with Mrs. A.
nounced the appointment of Mrs. Ray D. Grimes as vice president, to fill the unexpired term of Mrs, William Elder, who has taken up residence in New Orleans, La.
Speaks in Lebanon
Mrs. ‘Olive Beldon Lewis is to address the Lebanon Magazine Club members and their husbands tonight at the ome of Mss, Bayard Shu-
mate. . Lewis’ Stibject. is “Hitlerism in ni Borope”
AND THEYRE T, NATE.! DO T ALL THE TIME AND GET THE
CRISP AND LIGHT A CHILD COULD
"LAND SAKES, HETTY, THEY SAY YOU CAN MIX A CAKE IN HALF THE
TIME WITH THAT NEW SHORTENING,
'1H16 Spry 1s SQ TRIPLE -CREAMED, ) BLENDS TWICE AS ¢
Dayton] a Museuns :
Misses. Violet Harris, Edrie Sterling, | ‘Gertrude Coens; Irma Day, Mar-|
SECTION MEETS
S. Rowe, presiding. Mrs. Rowe an-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pettinger have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Jeanne Pettinger, to John Hayes Stilwill. The wedding is to. take place . Nov. 26 at St. Joan of Arc. Church.
A home hygiene course among ' Parent-Teacher groups is to be discussed at a meeting of the Marion County Council of Parents and Teachers at 10 a. m. Monday at the Severin. The classes, to start in January, are to be conducted by American Red Cross representatives. A group from the Indianapolis Red Cross is to explain the project to P.-T. A. members. Mrs. Howard Smith, council
STATE MEETING SET SATURDAY
Indiana Salon Departmental. La ‘Boutique des’ Huit Chapeaus™ et Quarante Femmeés is to entertain Mrs. Mollie E. Averill, Mount Vernon, and Mrs. Jessie Huish, East Chicago, at a dinner at 7 p. m. Saturday at the Columbia Club. _ A state meeting is to be held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Mrs. Emily M. Francks is Indiana leader.
P.-T. A. Council Is to Outline Home Hygiene Course Monday
health shalman, is to direct the presentation of a play “It's Worth Knowing.” The following Edgewood grade school pupils are to take part: Elizabeth Harden, Mary Frances Baker, Gwen Buck, Zoe Smith and Jane Ellen Ford. . # Group conferences to “be held at the meeting include study club, publications, membership, health and national Parent-Teacher magazine. Miss Jessie Henderson is to present a questionnaire on bicycle riding.
Cinch Club Meets Ye Old Time Cinch Club members were entertained today by Mrs. aud Sourwine at her home, 2327 ollege-av. : Those. present included Mesdames Grace Hoffmeyer, Daisy Wolf, Leona Welling, Alice Pottinger, Louise Burk, Minnie Spicer, Lottie Treat, Tom: Lavery, Mae Leach and Blanche Carter and Miss Alice Lavery.
|p. m. Wednesday.
New Infant Respiratot to Be Installed at Hospital.
The installation of an infant spirator, purchase of a glass boot # be used in treatment of gangrene, purchase of additional hospital eq ment and Christmas activities
The respirator, made possible by the guild’s sponsorship of the Ine
| dianapolis Concert Guild series, is
to be installed in the hospital ma ternity department. The guild is to continue assisting in the sale of tickets for the con certs, working toward its second obs jective, the purchase of a glass boot. Mrs, William M. Taylor, Riverside Methodist Church Guild president, reports that members are : stuffed animals to sell to the fund. Make Christmas Plans : Guilds are making preparations 0 participate in the customary Christe mas activities. Mrs. M. V. Crispin, Helping Hands
| Guild spotisor, has announced that
girls of the group are’ to give Thanksgiving entertainment for patients on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children’s floor’ at 3:30 Elizabeth Anne Johnson and Mary Jane Catterson are to give readings, Betty Jo Walls is to play an accordion solo, Joan Foster is to sing a group of numbers. The guild has 13 new members. The Broadway Methodist Chiirclh primary department Sunday School is making corn shocks for the pase tients’ trays on Thanksgiving day. The Clara Barton Guild, with Miss Thelma Hawthorne as sponsor, is making toy turkeys. 5
THETA ALUMNAE ELECT OFFICERS
Mrs. He C. Churchman Jr. the newly elected president of the Beta Cepia Alwnnse Club Ka Alpha Theta Sorority. Re officers, elected yesterday at a luncheon meeting, at the home of Mrs. E. K. Goss, are Mrs. Homer Cochran, vite president; Mrs, Olaf ence Jackson, secretary; and Mis, William Horn, treasurer. Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. James Gloin assisted ‘the hostess. Thomas Wright, pianist, gave a musical Pos. gram following the business m ing. 2
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