Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1936 — Page 7
City Patients * To Benefit by Annual Event
Numerous Reservations Made for Party Saturday Night.
As City Hospital patients work daily in’ St. Margaret's Hospital Guild occupational therapy department making articles suitable for Christmas gifts, guild members are selling tickets to an annual dinner dance to be held Saturday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The proceeds are to be used to add equipment to the department as well as to the wards.
Numerous parties already have been formed to attend the dance. Mrs. G. I. Seybert, president, and Mr. Seybert are to have at their table Mr. and Mrs. Perssell Handy, Morristown; Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Greenlee, Shelbyville; Dr. | and Mrs. William Tindall, Shelbyville; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cortner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jolly, Knightstown; Messrs. and Mesdames Clarence Jackson, Donald . FP. 8tiver and Wilbur C. Patterson. Others Reserve Places Messrs. and Mesdames George Pittman, Charles W, Legeman, Russell Lites, Frank Hatfield and A. Hernly Boyd are to attend together. Another party -is to- include Miss Dorothy Wetzel, William Ryan, Dr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Hickman, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles W. Richardson, Rex Moonshower, Sherlie Deming and D. W. Mussman. Another party is to be composed of Messrs. and Mesdames Kenneth M. Mosiman, Wilbur Shook, Ervin Coburn and M. Kirk Coleman. At one table are to be Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn, Misses Mildred Horn, Harriet Terry, Teresa Rohan, Anne Clemn, Mrs. Ida Langsenkamp, Charles Pagie, Elton Leffler, Waldo Blievernicht, Donald Collins, Paul Schafer, Messrs. and. Mesdames Chantilla White, Carl Ittenbach, Charles Martin, H. Edward Morris and DeWitt Brown. Mr, and Mrs. Preston J. McNurlen’s guests from Chicago are to be Miss Katherine Tate and Kenneth Barley. Others are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Robert M. Huncilman, Alex Taggart Jr. and Willis Conner,
Guests Are Invited
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McCammon’s guests are to be Messrs. and Mesdames W. L. Brant, V. Canfd, R. J. Ittenback and George Lilly. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meddaugh, Detroit,” and Mr. and Mrs. Dailey Rowell, Columbus, are to be with Messrs. and Mesdames Willis E. Kuhn, E. W. Berger, Perry Meek and A. F. Pate. Messrs. and Mesdames Albert Rust, Mark Wolfe, Martie Solomon and Kenneth Collins and Miss Bea- © {rice Dellenger, are to be together. At Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Theising’s table are to be Dr. and Mrs. H. A. ~ Messrs. and | Mesdames Mishlancant, Homer - Archer, Seidensticker, LeRoy Sand- . 8. Graham. . Reba, Buck, O. K.| Fraustein, Mrs and Mrs. Clyde Lee and Mr. an
Shopping for Santa to Fill Stockings of 943 Chil ren No - Small Task, But This Committee Enjoys Oceu
Name Patrons Of Democratic Victory Dance
Additional patrons and patronesses have been named for the Democratic victory dance to be held tomorrow night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. : . Sponsors are the Young Democrats of Marion County, the Young Women’s Statehouse’ Democratic
Club and the Young Women’s Democratic Club of Marion Coun- | ty. \
he list includes alter C. Boetche Muehlbacher Glendenin, C . McLeay, George FP. Rooker, John Walker, Wiliam B. Griffis, Thomas T. Haefling. Edward P. Gallagher, Carter Leap, Leo Mur hy, O. E. inson, George R. Popp Jr. ohn M. Henry, William E. Holmes. L. R. Miller, Wilbur W. Myers, H. C. Carmichael, Kenneth Wark, Gar Davis, Leland P. , J. J. McNelis, George R. Creasy, Russell R. Hinesley, J. H. Crawley, Meredith Nicholson Jr., John E. Smith, . Bacon, Raj
rs. Raymond Walker are- to R
be in {one party and Messrs. and Si Mesdames Crosley Bartlett, Don 'C.|W 8
Wrigh Gardner and C. E. Wilkinson in another. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peters" guests are to be Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bowen, Peru; Mr. and Mrs, Guy "Barr, Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. B. B. " Knode| and Dr. J. William Wright.
E. Dumas, before the wedding at Sacred Heart Church. Mr. Connor's are Mr. and Mrs. William nor, Indianapolis.
gown with beige accessories and a ° nosegay| of lilies of the valley, Joanna Hill roses and Parma violets, arranged with a brown velvet frill and yellow, gold and green streamers. Miss Lorraine Dumas, Indianapolis, the bride’s sister, was the attendant. She ‘wore a green: velvet gown, with brown accessories and carried a hosegay of violets, yellow roses and - Cypridium | orchid. Thomas O'Connor, the bridegroom’s brother, was best man. Both Mrs. Dumas and the bride= groom’s mother wore black crepe. Other out-of-town guests included John O'Connor, Michael O’Connor, Richard O'Connor, Patrick ‘Rafferty; Misses Patricia O'Connor, Elizabeth O'Connor, Anpe Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dinnin, Mr. and Mrs. George O'Connor, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Dumas, Sandusky, O.; James Dumas, Nashville; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Passineau, St. - Louis; Miss Theresa O'Connor, Covington, Ky.; Mrs. William Heeb, Connersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson, Boswell. :
Heads Sorority
is to be held tonight Miss Finney, 1724
Robert T. Sanders, Leo M. |}
v..H. ._Sout . . ney, Frank Ballman, Charles A. and Albert L. Koesters. A. C. Sallee, J. E. Perry, Rush Pickens, Andrew Miller, C. A. Meyers, Ward Parker, Fred L. Mack, Leland Arnold. William W. Rich, Fred C. Kennedy, Roscoe A. L. Simmes, Harvey J. ch, Valentine L. bert T. Hanlliam C. Kern, Don Richards, Herbert A. t F. Kelly, Taylor, D. 0. B \ e A. Kirkpatrick, Theodore Dammeyer, Michael Murphy. ! Mrs. Kathryn Coleman, Misses Martha Halliday and Hanna Noone, Messrs. Joseph Tynan, Joh
Slinger
1 B. Reddington: Dr. and Mrs. James F. Healey, Carleton B. McCulloch, State Senator and rs, Jacob Weiss and Dr. and Mrs. Frank . wd.
TWO INITIATED BY NATIONAL SORORITY
| Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi, na- |
tional professional sorority of physical education, entertained visiting alumnae with a luncheon Saturday at the Athenaeum. | Initiation services were held for Miss Roberta Brogan, Buffalo, N. Y,, and Miss Holobeuk, Chicago.
Bride ut Home
—Photo by Dexheimer-Carlon. ~ Mrs. J. R. Lowell McPherson was the former Miss Ella Bus schatsky. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson are at home at 327 E.
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Santa Claus may not know it but his burden will be lightened this year. Mrs. Pleas Greenlee, Shelbyville; Mrs. G. I. Seybert and Mrs. Louis Markun (left to right) have been buying Christmas gifts for 943 childre at the Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home. go Santa won't be disappointed in their shopping, either, for he couldn’t
do a better job himself.
They, are purchasing the first choices whenever
possible, and that’s exactly his mission.
~ They have spent full days in wholesale houses, checking the lists of the children’s first three choices.
"At a: toy department Mrs. Markun
and Mrs. Seybert couldn't resist pausing a moment to admire the flaxen haired doll that Mrs. Greenlee, chairman, chose for one little girl. Mrs. L. A. Corfner, the home superintendent's wife, and Mrs. Edna Harris, auxiliary department president, also are on the committee. The committee discovered that pocket watches were the boys’ most popular “first choice,” for 48 boys headed their lists with requests for them. Thirty-four girls wanted
A | skirts more than anything else. The
committee shopped | for 42 flashlights, 26 cameras, numerous sleds, soaps, creams, dress material, toys,
boudoir slippers, paint sets, sewing |
boxes, sweaters, suitcases and miscellaneous merchandise. For months the children study magazines and catalogues in anticipation .of ‘writing -their : Christmas letters. The committee reports the
MARGARET BOYD'S TROTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. A. C.. Boyd. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Boyd, to Donald Bauermeister, ‘son. of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bauermeister. The wedding is to take place Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fisher and daughter Harriet Margaret have returned to their home after visit-
ing at Cedar Rapids, -Ia., as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Fisher. G.
panied them.
Raymond Fisher, . Chicago, accom-
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children do a thorough job of-read= | -
ing, for their requests are specific as to color, size and other: details,
After the shopping is over, the committee wraps presents. The members also decorate the home divisions where Santa Claus distributes the gifts on Christmas morning. Mrs. Cortner explains that during the day an “adjustment bureau” is conducted where atten-
tion is given to complaints, acci~
dents and toys which fail: to operate. :
The auxiliary’s share of the |
money is raised by the sale of poppies. The Auxiliary, to the United Spanish War Veterans con= tributes one-fourth, while Legion posts and auxiliaries {sponsor divisions and contribute extra gifts and treats on the holiday. ;
LEGION AUXILIARY PARTY ARRANGED
Mrs. H, Nathan Swaim is to be hostess tomorrow afternoon for a bridge tea to-be sponsored by Indianapolis Post 4, American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. orge Swain, president, and Mrs. John Royse are to preside at a tea table. Their assistants are to be Mesdames Louis Yochem, Malcom Lucas and R. W. Bales, foie Pasquale Montani, harpist, is to entertain. The tea table is to be
decorated with red roses and lighted | .
by red tapers in silver holders. A nn Ho Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levitch
have returned to their home in Cin-| |
Than!
cinnati after spending the hank - 's
giving holiday with Mrs
‘mother, Mrs, Lawrence G. Cum-
mins, 4166 Washington-blvd.
GAY TIMES ~ AHEAD
| Music Leader
{| To Be Guest of
Mrs. Lloyd . Billman to Be Honor Guest at © Sorority Tea.
Mrs. Lioyd Billman, Shelbyville, Fed
state president of the Indiana Fed-
eration of Music Clubs, 18 to be
| honor guest at a tea to be given by
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor
In Leading Role
Mu Phi Epsilon|
- | music sorority, from 2 to 4 pi m. Pri-} | day at the D. A. R. chapter house. | | In the receiving line, with Mrs.{ 1 Billman, are to be Mrs, James IL.
‘Wagner, Kappa Chapter: president;
| Mrs. Max Wall, alumnae club mem-
ber; Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, Federation past president, and Mrs. Anita Scott, Patroness Club member. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and Miss Imogene Pierson are to pour. Mrs. Russell Spivey. is arrangements committee chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles Maxwell and Mrs. Wall. . The hostesses are to be Mrs. Walter E. Treanor, and Miss Grace Hutchings. ‘The assistant hostesses are to include Mes-
| dames: Chester Albright, Paul See-
Bridge Tourney
- To Be Resumed
‘The Meridian Hills Country Club duplicate contract tournament is to be held tomorrow at the clubhouse. This is-the final meeting in a series which has been held for six alternate Tuesdays. ‘
Mrs. E. A. Peterson is tournament |
chairman, assisted by. Mesdames’C. B. Durham, Frank C. Olive, Roy Slaughter and Charles S. Schaab,
ELIZA A. BLAKER GROUPS TO MEET
The officers, directors and standing committee chairmen of the Eliza A. Blaker Club are to meet at 4 p. m. tomorrow at Rauh Memorial
| Library.
anes oa ~ an’inimitabl dg coed and you hf these Universh
sousen, Harry Sidrow, Claus Best, Lenore Ivy Prederickson, . Otto Heppner, Henry Hoss, Lorenz B. Jones, and Misses Mary Gottman, Ruth. Wagener and Jeanette Orloff.
A trio composed of Miss Charlotte Reeves, violinist, Mrs. Robert. Reiner, cellist, and Mrs. W. N.- Fleming Jr.,, pianist, is to play. A sculpture exhibit of hands cast by Miss Jeanette Orloff is to be displayed. No invitations have been issued. Musical organizations of the city and state are to attend.
CONCERT ARRANGED BY COLLEGE CHOIR ‘The Burroughs School of Music college choir is to present an informal. concert tonight in the Crystal ballroom at the Mdrott Hotel. Hostesses are to be Misses Grace ‘Hutchings, Edith Jane Fish, Char-
lotte Reeves, Rae Cawdell, Dorothy |
Head, Eleanor Holt, Janice Kellogg and Mary Paxton: Young, and Mesdames Eugene Fife, Ricca Scott ‘Titus and Lenore I¢y Fredrickson. The ushers are fo be Mesdames ‘Fred G. Appel and H. H. Arnhoiter,
M. E. CHURCH GUILD TO SPONSOR PLAY
' The Grace M. E. Church White
“Cross Guild of Methodist Hospital
is to sponsor the presentation of “Scrooge” the afternoon ‘and eve-
ning of Dec. 10 at the Tuxedo:
Theater. Proceeds are to be used for the Tiny Tim Bed fund, Mrs. Robert Richey, guild president, is being assisted by Mesdames Keith Canan, Frank Luebking, Jo-
seph J. Conner,- George Hummel
and Clyde McLean,
-L.. Clark, Kenneth Baker,
Rosalind Barskin is to take a leading role in “Mrs. Moonlight,” a play to be presented at 8:15. p. m, Saturday; by the Tudor Hall School senior class.
Board to Finish Arrange ments
For Hop Dec. 4,
The Indianapolis Panhellenic Association board is to meet at 4 p. m. today at L. S. Ayres & Co. to complete arrangements for a scholarship dance Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Arthur Dorsey, dance chairman, has announced-a list of patrons for the event. The list includes Drs. and Mesdames J. C. Carter, J. J. Littell, Evanson Earp, O. M. Helmer and Howard C. Allisbaugh, Messrs. and Mesdames ‘Dale Beeler, Paul Myers, Frank Dawson,- Wayne Coy, Marion Ensley, Frank Meranda, Malcolm Sewell, James Costin, Theodore Marbaugh, Paul Lahr, Frank Coy, Leo Gardner, Neal Grider, Corbin Patrick, Ewing Cox, John Paul ‘Ragsdale .and Calvin Hamilton; Others are Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Lingle, Charles Van Tassel, Guy Morrison, Frances Rybolt, L. Guy Shadinger, Prank Tucker, Kenneth ‘Lancet, Wilbur ' Shannon, Frank Churchman, Merton Johnston, Herschel Davis, J. Dwiglit Peterson, R. 'B. Thornton and Walter 8S. Morse. ©. :
PARTY IS TO AID ELDERLY WOMEN
Needy elderly women are to be aided by proceeds from the Welfage Club's party at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Riviera Club. Mrs. A. C. Zaring, party chairman, and Mrs, Edith Pantzer, ticket! chairman, are to be assisted by Mesdames A. E, Parker, A. B. Whittemore and Richard Poole.
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k desirable qualities Ped to please the ea of the sensations
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Juniors Plan
Full Program - For Christmas
Latest Event Announced Is Dance Dec. 30 at Columbia Club.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor
HE juniors are to have as gay a time during the Christmas holidays as their big brothers, sis ters and parents. To date the cale
endar hag more parties scheduled
| for them than for their elders.
The latest invitations issued are those of Amy Jose, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Victor Jose, and Jean El« liott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robe: ert Elliott, who are to be hostesses at a dance on Dec. 30 at the Colum= bia Club. s FA Many of them will be going to the Tudor Hall Alumnae Club dance on Dec. 22." The next day is to be a busy one for the young set for in the afternoon Miss . Harriet ‘Jane Holmes, Vassar College student, is to have a tea at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Sub Debs’ progressive dinner is to precede a dance to be given that night by Arthur and Homer Lathrop, Alan and John Appel at the Woodstock Club. - The ‘Junior Columbians’ Christe mas dance is to be held Dec. 25 and their teas Dec. 27 and Dec. 30. The boys in the Corpse Club are to be hosts at a ‘dance on Dec. 28; the Meridian Hill dance is Dec. 29 and the Merrymakers§y founders’ dance, Dec. 30 at Woodstock. This new generation is besieging the socigl scene, bringing with it new styles of dancing, dress fashions that only their youth can flatter, and a stag line. Many of these young daughters: danced the evening away at the Smith College Alumnae Club party at Woodstock Saturday. Alternating rows of shell and black lace whirled out about the. knees of Miss Irving Moxley’s black lace gown. The pink and black lace was draped around the neck ‘and shouders.. Miss Eileen Booker’s white crepe gown was all Grecian pleats, its waist circled with a gold belt and its shoul= ders marked with gold leaves. A wreath of gold leaves topped her coiffure, : Miss Jane Adams’ plaid and white taffeta frock was the, quaintest on the scene. The plaid jacket (red predominating) fitted snugly, had long sleeves, a Dutch collar ‘and large black buttons down the front. The white taffeta skirt, whirling wide aroynd her feet, was edged with a plaid dust ruffle. At the same time the St. Joan of Arc Woman's and Men's clubs were Paving a dance at. the Columbia ub. -L :
pink _