Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1937 — Page 23

FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1937

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rs. Ronald Fosler Heads | Drive /to Increase . Organization Ranks.

| The Indianapolis Day Nursery ssociation is campaigning for new embers, who are to be entertained it a tea Jan. 29 at the nursery home. : | | Mrs. Ronald Foster is the drive | thairman, assisted by Mesdames ohn E. Messick, Wolf Sussman, W. . Polk, Harper Ransburg, Dana ‘Jones, James E. Loer, Vance Hall, . S. Pearce, A. C. Shea, B. A. ohl, Felix McWhirter, Bert S. add and Irving Hamilton. New officers chosen at an annual eeting yesterday are to assist. hey include Mrs. M. J. Spencer, resident; Mrs. V. B. Sharritts, rst vice president; Wallace O. Lee, second vice president; Mrs. A. L. Jilliom, recording secretary; Mrs, illard S. Boyle, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph J. Hudelson, financial secreary, and Mrs. W. A. Huntsinger, orresponding secretary.

Other Officials Named

New directors are Mrs. Boyle, Irs. Hudelson, Mrs. Ransburg and elix McWhirter. ‘Committee appointments anounced were Mrs. C. K. McDowell, upervisor; Mrs. John F. Engelke, buyer; Mrs. Ronald Foster and Mrs. essick, membership chairmen; rs. R. W, Spiegel, sewing chairan; Mrs. Chester James, social | hairman, and Mrs. James T. Cun- | ningham, publicity chairman. The board of mahagers supervises the nursery, devoted to care of working mothers’ children, Babies are cared for in the nursery; others are kept occupied in the kindergarten, in charge of a teacher. School children are admitted after school closes. : The older children form boys’ and girls’ clubs, which meet regularly. The children present plays and learn handcrafts. Various women’s organizations provide entertainment for the children: during holiday seasons. Clothes, donated by the Needlework Guild, are distributed by the sewing committee.

‘Women Voters Oppose Limiting Of Registration

| The Indiana League of Women | Voters today announced its opposi- | | tion to House Bill No. 51, introduced yesterday and providing for registration of voters only in cities of 45,000 or more population. Action was taken at a board meeting at the Columbia Club yesterday with Mrs. S. N. Campbell presiding. According to league members, this bill would make registration effective in only six cities in the state. The League sponsored the present registration law. Dr. Ellen Potter, head of the New Jersey Department of Medicine, outlined essential provisions of a good merit system law, attributing to Indiana and New Jersey outstanding merit system rules in their Departments of Public Welfare. She advocated the need: of adequate retirement and pension provisions and a probationary period of at least six months for all new employes.

Alumnae to Hold Series of Parties

A state day observance, Valentine party and rush parties are the future activities of the Indianapolis

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Sigma Kappas : Invite Guests For State Day

Sigma Kappa Sorority alumnae | chapter | members have invited guests to a State day program and tea tomorrow afternoon following a meeting and luncheon in Ayres’ auditorium. i The guest program is to be attended by members’ friends, American Association of. University Women officers, Panhellenic Association representatives, other sororities’ presidents and national officers. Mrs. J. Hoagland Shaffer is to announce the entertainment, including original poems by Miss Maresiia Hartman, a style show and ea. Mrs. L. B. Hopkins of Colby College chapter, wife of the Wabash College president, and Mrs. John D. Wakefield, I. U. chapter chaperon, are to pour. The chapter members are to assist. At the tea Misses Jean Allen, Helen Young and Mabel Wheeler, active members, are to entertain with music. The tea table is to be decorated with red roses and lavender sweetpeas. Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, assisted by Mrs. Shaffer, is to preside at a 10:30 o'clock business meeting. At the informal luncheon, sorority colors of maroon and lavendar are to

Making of Laws To Be Topic of G.O.P. Speaker

“How Laws are Made” is to be] the subject of a talk by Mrs. Mary, E. Ramier, member of the Women’s Bar Association, at a meeting of the Marion County Council of Republican Women at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Lee Ingling, newly elected president, is to be installed by the retiring president, Mrs. John Askren. Others to.take the oath of office are Mrs. J. P. Smith, secretary; Mrs. Charles Mann, treasurer; Mrs. Eva Johnson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Burlingame, first vice president, and Mrs. Dewey Hoss, second vice president. Hostesses are to include Mrs. Louis R. Markun, a past president, and Mesdames Joe Rand Beckett, Fred C. Atkinson, Forrest Benett, C. G. Jacquart, Andrew Jackson and Willis Lincoln Jr.

Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. A program was oautlined at al "meeting last night at the home of |

Mrs. T. R. Lyda, 4037 Guilford Ave., | with Miss Louife Berndt presiding. | Miss Jean Vestal gave a resume of | new: books, and. a report on the, Health Center in‘Virginia was pre- | sented. Assisting hostesses include Mesdames Allan R. Stacy, E. F. Emig- , holz, L. H. Skeeters, Myrton Young, | Corbin Patrick and Miss Gladys Eubank.

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Give Luncheon 1 “Mrs. Walter G. Grose was chair- | man of the Kappa Kappa Gamma | Mothers’ Club luncheon today at Butler University chapter house. | Miss Ida Wilhite gave a travel talk. | Assisting hostesses were Mes-! dames C. L. Broich, Karl Ruddell, | E. C. Belzer, Chester Robinson, J. | E. LaFollette and Fred J. Hartley, ! Muncie.

: A program of Chopin selections is to be presented by Miss Aloha May Carlin, pianist. |

Mrs. William Waldon

Honored at Shower

Mrs. William Weldon, formerly Miss Ethel Manzey, was the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower recently by the Indianapolis Public Library binding department at Miss Kathleen Reidy's home. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Roy Kennedy. Misses Grace Green, Helen Richardson and Lidamae Dukes. Guests included Mrs. Weldon’s | mother, Mrs. Evelyn Manzey; Mes- | dames Esther Agnew, Calvin Clymer, | Lawrence Cook, Raymond Griffin, Theodore Kuhns, Barney Stephens. John Wilson, William Yakey; Misses Ernestine Bradford, Mae Cain, Bessie Hereth, Myrna Keppel, Caroline Packer and Ruth Shanks. Mrs. Weldon’s marriage took place Dec. 5 at Bloomington.

Mrs. Frank H. Nichols and Mrs. |

Edward A. Ramsay are spending the winter season at the Soreno Hotel, St. Petersburg, Fla.

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A study and activity program as a basis for legislative action is

being formulated by the Indiana University Women.

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Three of the organization's officers, who with others are to ap-

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State convention in South Bend May 14 and 15, are shown above. They are (left to right) Mrs. Willis J. Repetto, Anderson, secretary; Mrs. Joseph McCord, Greencastle, president, and Mrs. H. Lucile Gerber,

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EVENTS

SORORITIES Phi Kappa Alpha. Mon. p. m. Miss Marie Padgett, 1352 S. Belmont

Theta Sigma Delta. Mon. p. m. Mrs. Joseph McHugh, 3347 E.

CARD PARTY

Meridian Euchre Club. 8:30 p. m. LODGE

George H. Thomas Post, Women’s Relief Corps 20. 1:30 p. m. Mon. Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

today. 1322 S. Meridian St.

Sunnyside Guild Members Plan Dinners Before Charity Ball

Members of Sunnyside Guild are finding the annual charity ball tomorrow night at Columbia Club an occasion to form dinner parties and informal gatherings preceding tise event. The event is one of the Guild's major projects to raise funds for welfare work at Sunnyside Sanatorium. Members also hold a benefit card party in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Sturm are to be with Messrs. and Mes= dames Auburn Ross, Emil Cassady, Frank J. Miller, Daniel J. Young, Maj. and Mrs. Harry Willet, Miss Pauline Howard and Edward Masson. Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Walker are to be with Messrs. and Mesdames LeRoy True, John Feree and

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Party Arranged

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Messler are to attend with Messrs. and Mesdames Russell C. Stephens, Roland B. Sobell and Arthur D. Pratt. Attending the party together are to be Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Ray Hiner, Newcastle, are to entertain a party of 12. Misses Margaret and Betty Stayton and William Hewlett and Arnold Davis are to attend together. Earl Marple and Wallace R. Smith are to entertain with a party. Attending with Mrs. Charles Byfield are to be Messrs. and Mesdames:A. H. Queisser, L. J. McManus, Ralph Hardisty, Andrew Coyle; Mrs. Grace Munro, Mrs. Lydia Miller; Miss Viola Coyle and Robert Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shipnes are to be host to a group. Misses Virginia Morris, Mary Jane Laatz, Jack Leonard and Harlan H. Tyner are to attend together, Others who have 'made reserva-

tions are: Judge and Mrs. John F. Geckler, Judge and Mrs, Robert M.

Baltzell, Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph S. Norwood, Seth Ward, William H. Coleman, F. L. Fisher, Mrs. Henry L. Hornbrook, Mrs. Alber{ E.

Metzger, Mrs. George Philip Meier, Warren Munk, Mrs. Marie Griffey,

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Olvey, Dr.’

and Mrs. Stanley Coulter, Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, Raldo Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Shouse and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord T. Rust. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bower are to entertain Dr. and Mrs. Bert E. Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. James S. Browning, Messrs. and Mesdames Harold B. Rennard, Robert W. O’Neel and Frank X. Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Martin are to be with Dr. and Mrs. George F. Lawler, Messrs. and Mesdames Themas W. Ledwith, William J. Fahey, Robert D. Sheen and George L. Albrecht. In Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weinstein’s party are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Max Selig, David Lipp, Phil Stepper and Dr. and Mrs. Leon Berger.

Stones to Attend

With Mr. and Mrs. Wayne O. Stone are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Olney H. Bradway, W. Oliver McDaniel, Herbert H. Petty, Dr. and Mrs. Horace M. Powell and Mrs. Pearl Bell, Kenosha, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Burnett have invited Messrs. and Mesdames George E. Hall, Clark S. Wheeler, L. H. 2omeroy, Charles M. Hammond, Lee V. Hadin, O. H. Hands, Roy E. Hickman, Howard R. Williams, Charles E. Collins, H. A. Condit, F. J. Wurater, Walter J. Glassford, Norman H, Gilman, Elwood R. Lindesmith, E. V. Berger, Willie E. Kuhn and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chalmers, Plymouth.

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University Women Prepare Legislative Program

Josette Yelch

Names Cousin As Bridesmaid

Miss Josette Yelch has chosen her cousin, Miss Ruth Fouts. to be bridesmaid at her wedding to Edmund P. Horst on Feb. 14 at the Butler University Alpha Chi Omega Sorority house. Mr. Horst is to have his brother. George Horst Jr. as best man. Mrs. - Francis Bauer is to be hostess for a party Jan. 22, and Mrs. John Hitz is to give a linen shower tor the bride-to-be on Jan. 21. Mrs. George Buskirk’s miscellaneous shower is to be held on Jan. 23, and Mrs. Henry Unger -and Miss Lottie Irwin are to entertain with a crystal shower on Jan. 27. :

A personal shower for Feb. 3 is being arranged by Miss Rosamund Gabriel. Miss Fouts and her mother, Mrs. E. D. Fouts; are to have a party for the future bride on Feb. 7. Miss Yelch is a daughter of Mrs. H. L. Yelch. and Mr. Horst's parents | are Mr. and Mrs. George Horst.

Ricketts-Davidson Wedding Tomorrow

The marriage of Miss Kathleen Davidson and W. A. Ricketts is to take place at 4 p. m. tomorrow in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian' Church. The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel is to officiate. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayden, Noblesville, are to be attendants. A reception and dinner party at The Home are to follow the ceremony.

Wellesley

Club Plans LA.C. Party

Committees to Make Reports at Tea Monday. |

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The committees for th# Indiana Wellesley Club’s party alld supper Jan. 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club are to make reportsiat a tea Monday at Mrs. William H, Krieg’s home. i Mrs. Krieg is to anngunce the ticket sales of her committee composed of Mesdames Kail Koons, Robert Smith, W. J. E. Webber, Robert I. Blakeman, Clyde Osborne and Thomas Pierce. i Mrs. John Roberts Jr. and her committee have issued invitations for the party, proceeds of which are to go to the scholarship find. Mrs. Roberts’ assistants include Mesdames Benjamin R. Turner Jr, Robert C. Winslow, Williain Leech, Richard Jacobs, George Dailey, Jesse Cameron Moore |and Karl Stegemeier. i Mrs. Karl T. Nessler ij arrange ments chairman, assisted by Mrs.

Arthur Medlicott and Mis. Marlow

Manion. Mrs, Dudley Pfaff and Mrs. Francis Dunn, ganeral cochairmen, also are being aided by a planning committee, composed of Mrs. Winslow, Mrs, Medli¢cott, Mesdames Henry OC. Atkins Jr. and John Curry and Miss Janet Rosenthal. : A publicity commites is composed of Mrs. Walton Wheeler, chairman, and Mrs. Atkins. Mrs. Alfred Noling, club president, is to preside at a business discussion at the Monday meeting.

Kitchen Shqwer Tonight Honors ‘Miss Metsker NET

Miss Iris Hollins is {0 entertain tonight with a kitchen: shower in honor of Miss Mary Louse Metsker, whose marriage to Jamies D. Foley is to take place Jan. 27 in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. | . The guests, with Miss Metsker, are to include her niother, Mrs. George Metsker, Mesd:ines Eugene Foley, Orlando Dunn, ¥H mer Foster, Jchn Goodnight, John y.cech, Allan McGinley, Leonard Mdisker, R. J. Shultz, Raymond Snidel and Misses Panoria Apostol, Louse Berndt, Elizabeth McGaw, Jane Metsker and Irene Spurgeon. | Miss Hollins is to bd Miss Metsker’s only attendant.

Concert to Be| Given By Musicale Juniors

A program of piang, voice and violin numbers is to be ziven by the Junior Section of Indianapolis Matinee Musicale at 2:30 [). m. tomorrow in Children’s Museum,- Mrs. Richard Fleig, chairnian, has announced.

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The Junior Catholic Daughters of America are to hold their annual festival dance at the Hoosier Athletic Club Friday night, Jan. 22. Miss Margaret Hayes (above) is arrangements chairman and Miss Marie Parks, general chairman.

W omens Clubs Hear Plea for $1,000,000 Fund

By Uniled Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15—Mrs. Edward Dexter Knight, San Francisco, today urged upon the General Federation of Women’s Clubs early completion of the federation's $1,060,000 foundation fund. As board of trustees chairman Mrs. Knight spoke before the midwinter meeting of the federation’s board of directors., “We need more capital to assure progress in this great, troubled, material world of which we are a responsible part,” she said. “We are making progress, but we must take longer strides and quicken our steps. We have splendid leadership, but leadership without proper support and equipment becomes a target.” She urged every women's club in the federation appoint a foundation fund committee for early completion of the fund.

Indiana U. P1 Phi

Alumnae Group Plans Luncheon

Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, 3858 N. New Jersey St. is to be hostess to the Indiana University Pi Beta Phi alumnae, Feb. 10, for a covereddish luncheon. Mrs. Walker W. Winslow was reelected president at a recent meeting held at her home, 3824 N. Delaware St. Other officers re-elected where Mrs. Ray Briggs, vice president; Miss Cornelia Scheid, treasurer; Miss Marian Darr, recording secretary, and Mrs. Norman Hammer, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Nell

Graybill Ashby, Ladoga, was a guest.

Family Plans Florida Visit

Other Local Residents Will Depart Soon for Winter Vacations.

By BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor R. and Mrs. William Ray Adams turn their thoughts from our rainy season to think of the Roy Elders Adams family in sunny Florida. . In a few weeks the former will go to Naples, Fla., to take over the Scott-Moxley nome, where Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams have been vacationing with their daughter, Mrs. William. Macomber and her children, Janet, Billy and Anne, of Kendallville. Mrs. Jeremiah Cadick, a frequent visitor at Mrs. Macomber's Lake Wawasee summer home, has been in Florida with the party. Miami Visit Scheduled

The Roy Elder Adams are to go

to Miami after turning the home -

over to the William Ray Adams, who are to be joined by their daughter, Mrs. Louis McClennen, and her baby son Adams, Boston, Mass. Later in Febmyary Mr. McClennen is to arrive fos a vacation. Miss Louise Vonnegut also expects to join the house party. 2 # 2 =» Mrs. Nicholas Noyes and her daughter, Miss Janet Noyes, are ta leave for a Florida vacation early in February. Tomorrow night Miss Noyes is to have a dinner party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club before the club dance. Her guests are to include Misses Irving Moxley, Evelyn Lilly, Bar=bara Stafford, Eileen Booker, Burford Danner, William H. Stafford Jr., John Modrall, Eli Messenger, Frank Springer and Irving Lee maux Jr. : ” 8 ” Mr. and Mrs. Lucius French are seeking milder weather, too. Later this month they are to leave for a tour through Arizona . and California, their favorite vacation grounds. They haven't decided on an itin=erary. They expect to stop at resorts which strike their fancy. ” ” ® Mrs. William: J. Wemmer and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rauch are to sail from New York tomorrow on the S. S. Rotterdam for a West Indies cruise.

7] : Bride Entertained Mrs. Lawrence Moore, formerly. Miss Mabel Reynolds, was entertained at a bridal shower last night by Phi Omega Kappa Sorority at Miss Althea Day's home.

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