Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1937 — Page 7
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TUESDAY, JAN. 19, 1937
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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GIRL SCOUTS WILL MARK ORGANIZATIONS ANNIVERSARY
Blnncrs and rrances Society Benefit Dance Details
Tea Parties To Be Given
Preparations Begun for Local Festivities On March 12.
Indianapolis Girl Scouts and Brownies are to participate in a national birthday celebration on March 12, Miss Ruth Pease, local Girl Scout director, announced today.
niversary of the organization's founding by Juliette Low, is to be celebrated by group teas and dinners throughout the country. Plans are being made by the local organization to entertain members and their parents with dinner parties in Indianapolis churches and schools. More than 5000 persons are expected to attend. A program is to be broadcast on a national radio hookup from New York during the dinner, Arrangements are being made to have a five-minute local station announcement to tie in with the celebration. Contributions to the Juliette Low Memorial Fund, which promotes international scouting are to be made at these dinner celebrations. Mrs. Horace McClure, Girl Scout Council representative, is arrangements chairman. Assisting her are Mesdames Fritz Schaefer, Frank Diss, Karl Kistner, Esther Garen, Maxwell Droke and Mrs. Montgom=ery S. Lewis, commissioner. An extensive service program is to be undertaken by local Scout groups for this anniversary year. It includes a study of nature conservation, bird feeding and City and State parks. Scout leaders are engaged in designing window posters which are to be placed in the Girl Scouts’ homes. They are to read “A Girl Scout Lives Here.”
Club Holds Card Party For Women
The Meridian Hills Country Club held a luncheon and bridge party today as an entertainment for women members. One group rode from the stables before luncheon and the bridge play. It included Mesdame§ Charles W. Moores, James Gillespie, E. R. Hair, William Bennett and M. H. Fuller. : Mrs. Ernest Rupel, a committee member, was at a table with Mesdames ‘Ralph Drybrough, Louis D. Belden and James Marlowe. Another table was formed by Mesdames Lawrence B. Sheridan, Joseph Merriam and Richard Habbe. With Mrs. Harry R. Kerr were Mesdames Arthur Overbay, Walter Kemper and William E. Gates. Reservations also were made by Mesdames J. H. Waldo. P. R. Summers, Ralph L. Flood, Roy Slaughter and Rex Hayes.
State Business Women to Hear
This date, ‘marking the 25th an-
presented on the Seventh District | Federation of Clubs’ broadcast from 3:45 to 4 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM. The Club Woman magazine committee has arranged the program. In addition to a musical program by the Ruick string trio and Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, contralto, Mrs. Arthur Rose is to read a message from the committee chairman, Mrs. Adolf Wagner. The trio, composed of Mrs. S. C. Bodner, violinist; Marcena Brewer, cellist, and Berta Miller Ruick, pianist, is to play the “Romance” from Wieniawski’s Second Violin
Invitations have been received for an annual benefit dinner dance to be held by Christamore Aid Society Jan. 29 in. Town Tavern. Proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment for the Christamore Set-
Concerto. The rio is to accompany
Fraternity Mothers
Tal k on n Peace Plan Benefit Jan. 27|
The Indiana Federation ot Busi-
ness and Professional
The Butler University Phi Delta | Theta Mothers’ Club is to give a |
Women's | benefit card party at 2 p. m,, Jan. 27,
Clubs is to hold a council meeting | at Banner-Whitehill auditorium.
Sunday at the Claypool Hotel with Mrs. Marie Ferguson Thompson Clinton, state president, presiding. Miss Kathryn Starbuck, Skidmore |
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Committee chairmen include: Mrs.
| Bdger Hart and Mrs. J. C. Moore, | tickets, tables and cards;
Mrs. A. L. Gilliom, door prizes; Mrs. George Diener, table prizes; Mrs. J. W.
College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., is| Atherton, candy, and Mrs. Albert
address the group. Miss Starbuck is to be a speaker at the annual Cause and Cure of War Conference in Chicago, Jan. 26 to 29. She is!
Johnson, publicity. * Assisting with arrangements ‘are Mesdames Bert Beasley, A. L. Mendenhall, A. E. Carey and" A. L.
chairman of international relations | Thurston.
for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's | Clubs. The Indianapolis branch of the
state group is to meet for a 6 o'clock |
supper and program Thursday at the chapter house, 1101 N. Delaware St. Dr. Murray DeArmond, psychiatrist, is to discuss “Complexes.” Mrs. Nell C. Warten, president, is to introduce the speaker.
Motor to South
After Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wells Ander- |
son are on a motor trip to Florida. They are to take up residence in Terre Haute on Feb. 1. Their marriage took place at 2 p. m. Saturday in the McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel officiating. The bride was Miss Mary E. .Adamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adamson, Terre Haute. Mr. Anderson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells Anderson, 838 W. 31st St. Mrs. Anderson is a graduate of the Indiana State Teachers’ College, where she was a member of Gamma, Gamma Sorority. She also attend«ed Indiana University; where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Mr. Anderson attended Indiana University and Benjamin Harrison Law School.
Club Schedules Bridge
Members of the Woman's Club of Woodruff Place and their friends are to attend a bridge party at 2 p. m. “Wednesday in the Woodruff Place Town Hall. Mrs. Charles Wells and Mrs. W. P. Fulton are to be cohostesses.
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| Music from Handel's “Solomon” is to be played by Mesdames John
| Sink, Ruell Sexton, Max Critchfield and Rilus Doolittle at the Expression Club meeting today. Mrs. Harry L. Foreman is to read “The Judgment of Solémon,” a religious
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Several guest artists are to be Mrs, Fairbanks, who is to sing “Nur |
wer die Sehnsucht kennt” by Tchaikowsky and ‘Chinese Lullaby” from Bowers’ “East Is West.” Mrs. Rose is to describe The Club Woman of the General Federation, published monthly, and The Indiana Club Woman, published every other month by the.Indiana Federation. Mrs. Wagner's committee includes Mrs. John F, Kelly, vice chairman; Miss Dorothy Philipps, Mesdames A. H. Off, A. E. Shirley, J. Ladd Mozely, C. L. Stubbs, Wayne Red= dick, C. W. Foltz and E H. Niles.
tlement camp at Traders Point, which is to be ready summer encampments this year. Whyte, society president. finds many committee reports and party details demanding her attention.
Mrs. Kirby
Lodge Council Officer To Be Guest of Honor
Miss Mary Margaret Love, 1141 W. 30th St., is to entertain tonight in honor of Miss Regina Koch, past honored queen of Job's Daughters, Bethel 1, and present council secretary. Guests, with Miss Koch, are to include Misses June, Helen, Ruth and Mary Ellen Billeter, Juanita Caldwell, Elva Mae Jones, Rose Ellen Gray, Irene Dodrill, Lorene Shull, Elizabeth Berry, Joan Brown, Ava Jean Gordon, Norma Dreyer, Mary Kathryn Cass, Ellen Hubbell, Emma Lizenby, Evelyn Newhouse, Mrs. Maude Jones, Mrs. Hazel Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whisler. Miss Love is to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Clara Love. L
Church Rite On Thursday For Couple
Margaret Lindsay Denny To Become Bride of Hiram W. McKee.
Marriage vows are to be exchanged by Miss Margaret Lindsay Denny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Denny, and Hiram Wasson McKee, son of Mrs. Hervey Bates Jr., Pasadena, Cal, Thursday afternoon. The ceremony is to be read in Christ Episcopal Church with only the immediate families
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Miss Denny has chosen her sister, Miss Harriet Denny, as her maid of honor and Albert O. Deluse is to be Mr. McKee’s best man. Mr. and Mrs. Denny are to entertain immediate families and intimate friends at a reception at their home, 4456 Park Ave. following the marriage. After a wedding trip to California, Mr. McKee and his bride are to make their home in Traders Point.
G. O.P. Group Hears Speech On Legislation
The program of the Republican minority in the General General Assembly was explained by Mrs. Mary E. Ramier, Women's Bar Association member, at the Marion
County Republican Women’s meet- | ing this afternoon at the Claypool |
Hotel. She presented charts by the legislative reference bureau
illustrating how bills are passed.
The talk described the drafting, three readings, introductions in both houses, the passage and the Governor's action. Mrs. Ramier also disgussed briefly bills introduced to date.) Miss Aloha May Carlin, pianist, entertained with a musical program. Mrs. Louis Re Markun, a past president, was hostess chairman, assisted by Mesdames Joe Rand Beckett, Fred C. Atkinson, Forrest Bennett, C. C. Jacquart, Andrew Jackson and Willis Lincoln Jr. Mrs. Lee Ingling was installed as president by the retiring executive, Mrs. John Askren.
Sorority to Honor Guests
Mrs. John McGuire is to entertain members of Gamma Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, at a party Thursday night in honor of Misses Florence Hagedon, Marguerite Hastey and Mrs. Laura McCarthy. Other guests are to be Mesdames Edna Lehr, Mildred Ferguson, H. K. Sourwine, R. W. German; Misses Ellen Isgrigg, Clara McClain, Helena Warner, Cecil Frye and Hazel Van Auken. Mrs. McGuire is to be assisted by Miss Bernice Cain.
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Before her recent marriage, Mrs. Seymour J. Stewart was Miss Mildred Bacon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Bacon.
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Skeet Shoot
Is Scheduled At Highland
Country Club Members To See Professional Marksmen.
By BEATRICE BURGAN
Soziety Editor
: Gy members of Highland
Golf & Country Club may
8 | outgrow their trepidation after the
skeet shoot Sunday afternoon on the club grounds. The winter sports committee is to bring professional shooters to the
£: | meet, and these visitors are to give
—Photo by Plowman-Platt.
Athletic Club.
Rho Zeta. Wed. 'p. ii. Election. ‘Phi Omega Kappa. N. Parker, hostess. |
ment Club. Card Kathryn Kramer,
party.
Dance. George H. Thomas, wi
Lincoln.
EVENTS
; SORORITIES Alpha Upsilon Chap ir, Alpha Zeta Beta. 6:30 p. m. today. Hoosier
Mrs. Paul McDuff, 1302 N. Euclid, hostess. 1130 p. m. today. Miss Ruth Ann Willman, 836
Alpha Tau Chapter, /iipHa Zeta Beta. 8 p. m. Wed. Woman’s DepartMisses Mary Hurt, Vivian McConoha, Iirs. Lillian McAllister, committee,
| LODGES Mozart Rebekah Lod i, 7:30 p. m. Wed. 1912 N. Meridian. Arrius Court 5, Ben Hur Life Association. Tonight. Castle Hall. I R. C. 2 p. m. Wed. Card party. PROGRAMS Mother Theodore Cir le, ‘Daughters of Isabella. 8 p. m. today.
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Auxiliary’s Speaker To Be Col. Sherbourne
The Auxiliary to [dianapolis Post 4, American Legioil is to attend the post meeting! tomorrow night in the Board of Tiade Building library. Col. Thomas Sherbourne is to talk on “Theodore It posevelt as the Army Knew Him.” | Preceding the program ioth groups (are to hold business me¢fings. The Auxiliary’s execiilive committee is to meet at 7:15 p. m. at the Spink Arms Hotel, wiin the auxiliary meeting for busiriss discussion at 7:30 p. m. Mis. George Swain is to preside. |
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Recent Bride Entirtained
Mrs. Hays Miller, a rtgent bride, was entertained at a shower given last night by Beta Chépter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority. Mis. Edward Brantner was hostess. |
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Butler Women To Discuss City School Facilities
Mrs. Amos B. Carlile is hostess chairman for the Butler University Women’s Faculty Club regular meeting at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Arthur Jordan Hall recreation room. “Indianapolis Educational Opportunities for Children,” is the subject of a series of short talks. Miss Emma, Colbert, program chairman, is to discuss elementary schools; Miss Esther Fay Shover is to speak on high schools and Miss Faye Henley is to talk on private schools. Assisting hostesses are to be: Mesdames Paul L. Haworth, Toyozo W. Nakarai, Frederick D. Kershner, Hugh M. Enyart and Miss Helen Cade. Mrs. Paul L. Haworth is to preside at the tea table.
advice on fundamentals. L.. Pratt, proclaimed American skeet(thampion in 1934 by virtue of breaking 247 of 250 targets, and George Cass are to demonstrate how
| the professional shooters handle the | arms.
Amateurs to Demonstrate
And to prove that the amateur may achieve a satisfactory degree of
success, Dr. W. J. Stark, Donald
Carter, William A. Hanley, Frank Kissel, Don Rowles and John Made den, club members, are to do some shooting for the guests. ; Mrs. Donald Carter and Miss Philena Hamill have taken lessons and they are encouraging other women to join in the sport. Snow and cold weather don’t ine terefere. A new cabih has been built near the field, and it’s a popular lounging place between practices. The shooters and their guests are to have sandwiches and c¢offee in the cabin Sunday.
Chairmen Are Chosen
Mr. Hanley is the winter sports committee chairman. With Mr. Carter, Charles L. Smith, Dr. Stark and L. S. Graham he is arranging the party to stimulate more interest in the sport. Later in the season the men who have been practicing on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons are to compete in a handicap meet. Whenever the weather is cold
‘enough to freeze the flooded tennis
courts, the committee is to arrange skating parties. The Woodstock and ‘Meridian Hills Country Club outdoor enthusiasts
likewise are hoping for freezing
weather. Woodstock also floods its tennis courts, but the Meridian Hills sportsmen skate on the golf course pond. 2 nn 2 ' M. H. Fuller is on his way to a vacation in Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba and Nassau. He left Saturday on the S. S. Rotterdam. Mrs. William J. Wemmer and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rauch boarded the same ship for a West Indies cruise.
Arbor Vitae Club To Install Leader
Mrs. Floyd Wright is to be ine stalled as president of Arbor Vitae Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon meet< ing tomorrow at the home of Mrs, Lewis Malcolm, 4230 Park Ave. Others taking oath of office will be Mrs. John Vansickle, vice presi dent, and Mrs. Gus Meister, secre= tary “treasurer.
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