Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1936 — Page 21

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Panhellenic

'Association To Hold Hop

Informal Parties Are To Precede Annual Event Tomorrow Night.

Proceeds from a to be given tomorrow night at Indianapolis Athletic Club by the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association are to be added to the association’s scholarship fund for needy students. Association members have invited friends to attend the annual event and several informal parties, dinners and buffet suppers are to precede the dance. Mrs. Mason King, Panhellenic Association president, and Mr. King . are to have in their party Messrs. and Mesdames Ray D. Grimes, Richard Boatman, Winston Noble and John Longwell. Mrs. Arthur , Dorsey, dance chairman, and Mr. Dorsey are to be with ‘Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Henning, F. C. Crowell, Lewis G. Bumen, W. H. "Skinner, C. H. Myers, George Bliss . and Lawrence Polson. "In Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berner’s - dinner party are to be Major and Mrs. Guy H. Gale and Messrs. and fesdames Emory V. Brown, M. H.

Talbot, I. H. Brink, Frank J. Mil-]

. ler, BE. N. Hill and Mr. and Mrs, J. 1. Hurst, Zanesville, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Williams, Columbus,

O., and Mr. and Mrs. G. Dale Malsbary, Romney.

Informal Enteriainment Several | friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Hicks are to be entertained informally at the Hicks home preceding the dance. In the party are t& be Messrs. and Mesdames John Bruhn, Kenneth Adair, Dana Jones,

~ Marvin Lugar, John McConnell ahd

Harry Hooley, and Dr, and Mrs. .James Browning and Dr. and Mrs. Murray DeArmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Cloe, Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Sallee and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Heath, Muncie, ere to be with Mr. and Mrs. Addigon Dowling, In Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hiatt’s party are to be Messrs. and Mesdames G. D. Carroll, Glen Utterback and Lew Wilkinson. Messrs, and Mesdames Elmer J. Pelance, George Callahan and Jack Callahan sare to attend a buffet supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Suits before going to the dance. Mr, and Mrs. R. 1.'Richards’ dinner guests include Messrs. and Mesdames Frederick Payne, W. C, Jeuter, Thomas P. Jenkins, E. E. McLaren, Donald B. Davidson and Milo Doerfler. With Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard .-Alltop are to be Messrs. and Mesdames W. F. Cleaver, Ross Barr, Rohert Gates, Edward Denbo, Wins-| ton Ashley and Dr. and Mrs. John Geller.

Parties. also are being formed hy! Messrs. and Mesdames P. M. Fifer, |

F. H. Willis, Ivan J. Sours, George W. Ford, John Graves, C. E. Thomas, Guy Morrison, J. P. Lahr, Robert Littell, Louis Weiland, Emil Z Cassady and R. E. Kengedy and Miss Hazel Abbett and Dr. and Mrs. Don Irwin.

First Birthday | Party y Arranged

Mrs. Frank Goode, . Goode, 3737 Kenwood- ~ av, is to entertain today in honor of the first birthday of her daughter, Norine Carroll. / Christmas’ decorations are to be carried out in the dining room appointments. | The guests are to include Joan | Miriam Davis, Becky Ann Derby, Bobby Jay Yount, Karl Ross Fledderjohn, Barry Hendricks, Barrie Lewis, Freddy Kahn and Wally Kune.

PEO. Eo o Assist at Tea

Fifteen Indiana chapters of P. E. O. Sisterhood are to be represented at a musicale tea to be sponsored by the Indianapolis Council from 2 to 5 p. m, Saturday in Banner-Whitehill auditorium.

A group of members’ daughters

is to assist Mrs. | hill, Barb;

Harold Wileox, candy committee chairman. are (left to right) Martha Magoffin, Wilma Rothenburger, Mary Jane: Smith and Phyllis Wilcox and (not pictured) Delores Crockett, Mary Amn Looka~ ra Smith and Dorothy Westbay. :

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Omega Nu Tau New Officers To Meet Here

Omega Nu Tau Sorority’s new officers and council members are to hold a business meeting at 2 p. m.

Sunday at the Hotel Lincoln. Lunch-

eon in the Italian room is scheduled at 1 p. m. Miss Christine Cabe, Anderson, national. president, is to direct the business session. Other national officers to attend are Mrs. Wilbert V. White Jr., Alpha Chapter, vice president; Miss Edith

Marks, Muncie, Beta Chapter, secre-:

tary; Mrs. J. Nelson Marks, Gamma Chapter, treasurer; Miss Thelma Hines, Alexandria, Eta Chapter, chaplain; Mrs. Robert Trees, Lambda Chapter, sergeant-at-arms. Delegates are to be Mrs.. Leon ‘Estle, Anderson, Delta Chapter; Miss Oneita Richardson, Bedford, Epsilon Chapter; Miss Florence Young, Bloomington, Zeta Chapter; Miss Nina Schwartz, Alliance, O., Theta Chapter; Miss Emelia Orashan, Salem (O.), Iota Chapter; Mrs. Fred Brown, Dayton (O.), Mu Chapter; Miss Vera Niehaus, Cincinnati, Nu Chapter, and Miss Faith Apple, Springfield (0.), Xi Chapter.

Indiana Daughters of Union Chapters to Hold Yule Party

All Indiana Daughters of the Union chapters are to attend a Christmas party to be given by the Gov. Oliver Perry Morton Chapter at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Walter N. Yoinkles, Indiana “state regent. Mrs. William Schlosser and Mrs. A“B. Glick, national board members, to, pour at a tea table, to be

nor guests are to be -

dilfan Volland, Columbus;

nold, both of Indianapoli William Suckow, Franklin Harry Kelly, Franklin, t Mrs. George K. Vestal, In olis, recording secretary; M ' ter Baxter, Indianapolis, corr

. 2:30 p. m. Friday, Dec. Mabel Guettery, First religious

* | pledge - | Rumpler is to present a Christmas

ing secretary; Mrs. C. D.. Johnson, Liberty, historian; Mrs. Curtis Marshall, Madison, chaplain; Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, parlimentarian, and the following directors, Mesdames Mary Dodd, Winchester; Belle Dow, Madison; George Shannon, Terre® Haute, ang Miss Mildred Murray, Columus.

Donations for a white gift: Christmas basket are to be accepted.

Mrs. A. F. Shaffer, state and chapter flag director, is to lead the of allegiance; Mrs. E C.

-| reading; Mrs. John Allen, soloist, is to be accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway, and a trio is to play several selections.

Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, ' local chapter regent, is to form a reception’ committee" with the following executive ‘board members: Mrs. Glick; Mesdames, P. M. Dill, A. T. Fleming, G, M. Spiegel, Walter Baxter, A. M. Tomlinson, G. W. Hardesty, Thomas Larkin, T. W. Demmerly, George Dunn, W. I. Hoag, C. J. Finch, Fred Wolf, John Askri and Mrs. Didway and Mrs. Rumpler,

Tonight. Tonight.

Fa Lo Sis. Janet Ada.

' Verus Corisd Sorority. 8 p. m. hostess, 327 Popiar-rd.

Rho Gamma Cn... st, hostess.

. 8b Election.

Christmas party, luncheon.

Lincoln. Election, card party.

chairman. Lee-sts.- Card party. Bazar.

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EVENTS

Ms, John Pitts, 3323 N. Illinois-st, hostess. Mrs.. Homer Hill, 610 N. Temple-st, hostess. Election. Discuss Christmas party.

8 p. m. | Today. Miss Ann Crouch, 1354 W. 21st-

PROGRAMS

Indianapolis Bahai Assembly. . 8 p.m. Friday. Bahai Message,” subject. | Public invited. Joseph R. Gordon W. R. o/ 43. 1:30 p.. m. Frigay. 512 N. Illinois-

\ LODGES

Needle Club, Myrtle Temple, 7. Pythian Sisters. Mus. Nettie Har-. mon, 2850 E. New York-st. Fri. noon luncheon. ' Women’s Auxiliary, Sahara Grotto, investigation committee. .p. m. Fri. Mrs. Leona Richardson, 424 N. Warman-av, hostess.

CARD PARTIES

Ladies Auxiliary, Indiana Firemen’s Association. 7:30 p. m. Today. } and white chrysanthemums, lighted

Indianapolis Circle, 8, U. A, O. D. 6:30 p. m. Today. Food Craft decorated the ta-'

Shop. Card party, supper. Public invited.. Mrs. Evelyn McCready, Comanche Council, 47. 8: 3 p. m. Fri. -Redmen’s Hall, Morris, Prospect Auxiliary O. E. S. |All day Saturgay.

Today. Miss Evelyn Schneider,

Spink Arms. “The |

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Dinner from 5 to 7

| Revere, a ‘to appear at English’s Dec. 10 and 111 in “Children’s Hour.” The supper committee is composed |

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Family Dinner "To Fete Fete Couple

Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Kearby | land daughter, Miss Frances Kearby, are to entertain with a family dinner tonight at the Columbia Club. | Miss Carolyn Richardson and Albert Lang, whose marriage 18 to take place Dec. 20, are to be bg

Club to Study |

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Two study groups of the Indianapolis branch, American Association oS uiversily Women, are to t and a third had a this morning. Prog Dr. Allegra Stewart is to lead the creative writing and short sf class, beginning at 7:30 p. m.| at Rauh Memorial Library. Her lecture topic is to be “How to Use Background in a Story.” The evening creative art group is to be instructed by Willi from 7 to 9 o'clock at Ii . Mrs. M. M. Weaver | is registration Shalrman. | eid

led he Hiizateth choir meeting this

morning at the Woman’s tt

ment Club. The members, posture, enunciation and exipressio

OR CALL | YOUR R FLORIST J

Highway Office Group To Fete Bride-to-Be

Miss Helen Hitch, who is to. be married to Robert M. Menaugh, Washington, Dec. 18, is’ to be honor

guest at a luncheon today at Tice’s |.

Tavern. Sixty-five employes in the highway commission office are to attend.

Indiana Club 7

To Give Yule Holiday Fete Wellesley Students Are To Be Entertained By Alumnae.

A Christmas’ luncheon is to be given for vacationing Wellesley College students by the Indiana Club. Discussion of the party is’ in be held

Monday following a 6:15 o’clock sup-

per at Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore's home, 1821 N. Pennsylvania-st. Mrs. Alfred W. Noling, president, is to appoint an arrangements committee. She also is to select committee members for the annual money raising project to be held in January. The are to be added to a scholarship fund. The club is to entertain for Ann ellesley alumna, who is

of Miss Lucetta Ohr, Mrs. Clyde Osborne and Mrs, Richard Jacobs.

D. A. R. State Board to Be

Honor Guests |

"Daughters of the American’ Revo- :

lution state board members’ are to be honor guests “at the Caroline

Scott Harrison' Chapter’s Indiana |

Day meeting today at the chapter | house, 824 N. Pennsylvania-st. The board includes Miss ‘Bonnie Farwell, Terre ‘Haute, regent; Mrs. ‘Wilbur Johnson, vice regent; Mrs. Ione Gilbert, Terre Haute, ’ corre- | sponding secretary; Mrs. Joseph E. Brown;*Crown Point, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles E. Wolf, Peru, treasurer; Mrs. B. M. Willoughby, Vincennes, registrar; Mrs. C. B. Babcock, Gary, librarian; Mrs. William “H. Schlosser, Franklin, chaplain, and Miss Mary Hostetter, historian. Mrs. Walter H. Green and Mrs. Claus Best are to pour. Mrs. Thomas A. Wynne and Mrs. George Caleb Wright are to be additional hostesses. Charles L. Barry, lawyer, is to talk on “George Rogers Clark,” and Mrs. William A. Devin and Mrs, Arthur G. Monninger are to entertain with music.

State Job Agency Women Entertain For Recent Bride

Mrs. Frederick A. Scott,’ formerly | =x Miss ea Corya, was honor guest at a dinner and miscellaneous

shower given recently at the Sher-|

man Inn by the women of the Indilapa State Employment Service

administrative department.

A centerpiece of butterfly roses

with pink tapers, ble. Places were markdd with silver wedding bells tied with white tulle. The guests, with Mrs. Scott, included Misses Verabelle Adams, Phylis Casbarro, Caroline Chapman, Lillian Cezar, Franci§ McClelland, Bernice McGrath, Ethel Merrick, Marcella Pittsford, LaVon Rice, Mildred Romig, Elizaheth Westerfield, Dorothy =~ Williams, Catherine Wire and Mesdames B, Bock, W. H. Maddock, K. C. Miller, C W. Phipps Jr. and George TomLnson.

Arrange Supper Bridge The National Guard Officers Wives’ Club is to have a supper and bridge party Dec. 12 at the Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania-st.

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Legion Wore Benefit: Party To. Be Tonight

Twelfth District American Legion Auxiliary is to hold a benefit party tonight at, the state Fairground to raise money for Christmas baskets. Final arrangements were made at the monthly meeting yésterday aftwith Mrs. Max Norris presiding. Committee chairmen and the 24 local units’ representatives- made reports. The district is following the national program to devote work this month to rehabilitation. : Mrs. Jesse Ray, rehabilitation chairman, is arranging a Christmas -program, to be presented at the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital. Her committee of 25 is to decorate -the hospital. Mrs. Fred Hasselbring, community service chairman, reported that several hundred dollars have been contributed by the units to the Roherts School for Handicapped Chil-

—Photo by W. Hurley Ashby, F. R. P. 8.

: Mrs. - Addison ; Parry. is the Junior League representative on the ' speakers’ bureau of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association

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dren dental -clinic. Mrs, Joséphine Fairhead, Americanism chairman, discussed her committee’s program. Mrs. Norris introduced Mrs. Goldie

Parrish, president of the new Big Four unit.

School Club Names Miss Jean Furry

Miss Jean Furry {s secretarytreasurer of the Warrenette Club, organization for upper class girls of Warren Central High School.

Mrs. Myrtle Rodden is club sponsor. Other officers are Margaret Pebworth, president, and Marjorie Stow, vice president. Activities of the club include sponsoring . an alumni dance, Valentine tea, spring dance,. dedication dance and several skating parties.

Miss Furry

Indianapolis

Girls to Go To Western

Week-End To Be Spent as Guests of Students From Here.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN ! Society Editor PolAvAROLIS students of Wests ern College, Oxford, O., are meeting frequently to decide on entertainment for several of their Indianapolis friends who are to visit the campus this week-end. : They are anticipating the arrival of Jane Gillespie, Julia Jean Rowe, Martha Nell Plopper, Betty Cocking and Lucille Murr, on Saturday afternoon. The Western girls have classes on Saturday morning but they will be free the remainder of the week-end. Constance Lewis, Jean Ann Smith, Prudence Brown and Jean Alice Smith are among the girls who are to be hostesses. They are to conduct the girls around the campus, point out the historic spots and describe the college traditions,

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Heckling was in order at the R H. Brown Stables last night during the treasure hunt and games which followed a buffet supper. The mora you could disconcert the partici= pants in the stunts, the more likely Jou or your favorite were to win &

Pr. and Mrs. Lucius Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray Bunch passed out trinkets to men and women and the hunters then matched for partners. F The clews sent the participants im mad scrambles up haylofts, into stalls, through the stable and over the grounds. Rudy Armstrong and Mrs. Clayton Mogg came in first, a nose ahead of Mrs. Orland Church and A. B. Alexander. After that, the horses came in for the play. Riders mounted them to | play musical stall, pacing around the indoor ring and galloping for an improvised stall when the music : stopped. Joe Williams finally oute rode Frank McKibbin to win. | The lustiest heckling started during the walking race, in which | riders were ordered to keep their herses in a walk for six turns of the | ring. Amid cracks of whips, banging : of water buckets, *“giddaps” and snouts, the riders tightened reins and beseeched their horses to walk, Jo Ann Rice completed the paces first and won. Among those who were ,on the scene were Mr. and Mrs. Mogg; Mr. and Mrs. William Low Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoke, Volney M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosner, Mr. ang Mrs. Alex Metzger, Mrs. Dorothy Al= ford, Mrs. Donald Test, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tracy and Mr. and Mas, 3 R H. Hiatt. Many of the men took to the ring

for horsehoe pitching matches fole lowing the stunts. 2

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