Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1937 — Page 9

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Eureka! The Woman's Press Club Detection Committee (Mrs. Val Nolan and Mrs. Florence Herz Stone) is one up on Philo Vance. It seems there was some mystery about the authorship of the mystery story awarded first prize in the club’s short story contest. The selection committee chose the story, “Protection” as the winning entry, but couldn't provide the author's name. The author's handwriting on the envelope containing the entry was the only clue. Mrs. Stone in consulta-

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1937 HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JUNIOR LEAGUE MEMBERS WILL

Indianapolis Vacationers Board Ships for Cruises; i Staffords Sail Saturday

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Theater Group to Give Preview of Marionette Show at Friday Session

Public Performance of Puppet Troupe in Play, ‘Hans, the Humpback,” Set for Sunday at John Herron Art Institute.

Committees Rush Plans On Oats Ball

Saddle Horse Association | Will Hold Dance on Feb. 27.

Club Gives Ocean Tang to Pool

Passports Being Arranged for Misses Estelle Burpee And Jane Weldon, Embarking From New York Feb. 26 for Central America.

Indianapolis Junior League members are to give demonstrations of their projects at a general meeting at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the John Her= ron Art Institute. Mrs. Joseph W. Seacrest, Lincoln, Neb., Region 7 director, is to be an honor guest. The demonstrations are to follow a short business meeting. The theater committee is to hold a preview of “Hans, the Humpback.” This Marionette show is to be presented for the public in the art | Their assistants will be Mesdames museum on Sunday. | John Collett, Noble Dean, William Mrs. Robert C. Winslow, theater | Higgins, Warrack Wallace, Eugene chairman, adapted the play, to be |C. Miller, Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. enacted by Mesdames Irving M. | Weiss.

Committees are arranging the program of the Indiana Saddle Horse Association’s Wild Oats Ball tion with Mrs. Nolan, in the Feb. 27 in the Columbia Club. | wee small hours last night, Executive committee members 4 thought she recognized the

By BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor VY LaTioNERs are going sailing. Some voyagers have their itineraries mapped. Others are boarding ships, simply bent on adventure and with the intention of following the courses which appeal to them at vhe moment, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stafford and their daughter, Miss Barbara Stafford, embarked Saturday on a South American cruise. Before | they return, the Stafforcas expect to visit many ports. Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee is ar-® ranging for passports for her |

to meet tonight to complete com- || handwriting as Mrs. Bernard mittee appointments and outline the Korbley’s. Mrs. Nolan found a party’s progress. || Christmas greeting from Mrs. Mrs. Chantilla White, ticket|| Korbley. The writing was identical. Mrs. Alvin Hall, Danville, president; Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Frances Rist Hatfield, Miss

chairman, today announced her as- | | | sistants. They include Mesdames |

1¢ i { . v z | | daughter, Miss Estelle Burpee, and | Indiana WW omen ; | William Low Rice, Charles Seiden-

her niece, Miss Jane W , Who | ISS re Weldon, who ! 3 | sticker, M. H. Fuller, Clayton Mogg,

are to sail from New York on Feb. | |

26 for a cruise to Havana, Central America and finally to Mexico. They are to meet Miss Ruth Butzel, Detroit, Miss Burpee's former classmate at Sarah Lawrence College, who will be their traveling companion. The customs and Australia at present are diverting Mrs. John J. Madden and her daughter, Miss Josephine Madden. Later they will go to India to join a world cruise party. Mr, and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres are checking maps of South America in anticipation of a vacation. = = = Miss Janet Noyes, another membe: of the debutante set, left yestercay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas J. Noyes, for a Floridan vacation. They are to be at Boca Raton. When Miss Noyes made her debut a year ago, the Indianapolis Athletic Club was transformed flowers, fruit trees and settings to represent the Boca Raton Club. Mrs. C. H. McCaskey and Mrs. C. A. Jaqua will have some early golf rractice while they are visiting in Florida. They play regularly in the tournaments of the Indianapolis Woman's Golf Association In Hollywood the two golfers will Mrs. Jaqua'’s daughter, Mrs. Richard Duke, formerly Miss Janet Jaqua,

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n Mrs. Sylvester Johnson and Mrs.

(*~arles Latham brigittened Prince- |

ton University mid-semester vacation for their sons, Sylvester Jr. and Charles Jr. Both Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Latham went East to be with their sons during the short recess between terms,

Club Meetings

TOMORROW

Indianapolis Current Events Club. 2 p. m. Mrs. W. H. Link, hostess. Mrs. R. D. Stober, assistant Mrs, B. LL Combs, “Good Citizenship” Mrs. Stober, book review, Beta Delphian Club. Mrs. Charles O. Warfel, hostess. 10 to 12 a. m. Club rooms. General discussion on "Ar Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. F. M. Smith, hostess. Mrs. Harry Plummer, “Touring the Andes.” American Association of University Women. Speaking choir. 10:30 0 11:30 a. m. Woman's Department lub.

t C FRIDAY Broadcasters, Mrs. Cecil Vestal, hostess. Mrs. William Haugh, luncheon chairman. Mrs. T. William Engle, card chairman. Alpha Gamma Latreian Club. Miss Helen Stockton, hostess. Mrs. Frank Young, “Current Events. Mrs. Omer B. Hilton, “North to the Orient,” by Anne Morrow I4indbergh. Woman's Department Club, Amerjean Home Department. “Lincoln

Cheer Inc, 12:30

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Birthday Tea,” 2 p. m, William H.|

Block Co. auditorium. Katherine Fisher, director of Good Housekeeping Institute, “Searching for a Better Way.” Mrs. J. R. Farrell, chairman, “Modeling of House Dresses and Aprons.” Irvington Quest Club. Mrs. J. H. Armington, hostess. Mrs. Sally Schubach, 5334 Hill St, “Jane Addams,” Group discussion. Government Science Ravmond F. Mead, hostess. Mrs. Eldo Wagner, “Do We Know the Stars?” Friday Mrs. R Friaay Mrs. R. J

Afternoon Reading Club. P. Bell, hostess. Afternoen Literary Club. Kemper, hostess. Mrs. E. F. Brown, “North of the Ouient,” review. Stories of Lincoln. Fayette Club. 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. C. A. Sherwood, hostess. Discussion plans for annual dinner, SATURDAY

Catharine Merrill Club. Mrs. J. Jerome Littell, hostess. Mrs. Clyde Jones, “Baudelaire.”

Technical Choir T'o Give Program

Mrs. Stewart A. Greene 1s chairman of a program to be presented at a meeting of the Matinee Musicale at 3 p. m. Friday in Ayres’ Auditorium. J. Russell Paxton is to direct the Technical High School Concert Choir in a program. Miss Rosemary McInturf is accompanist. Mrs. Glenn O. Friermood, social chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Walter Treanor, E. O. Noggle, C. Basil Fausset and Clare F. Cox. The program follows: “Granada” sean “ “The Forest Pool” mpromptu Caprice” Mrs. Fannie Kiser Rosenak, har “Zueignung > “Ruhe, Meine, ‘Staendchen” Strauss -aum durch die Strauss «Heimliche Aufforderung . Strauss Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, soprano; Walter Whitworth, accompanist. » (Humming Bird) . Niemann “Ballade A Flat” . Chopin Miss Virginia Hitchcock, pianist. «“Epmitte Spiritum Tuum” Schuetky “QO Bone Jesu’ Palestrina «Show Me Thy Way, O Lord”. Thompson “Wake. Awake” Christiansen “April Is in My Mistress’ Face” Morley «Which Is the Properest Day to Se

Albeniz . Tournier Pierne pist. Strauss .. Strauss

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Daemmerung’’

. ‘es \ rne «Carol of the Bells” “Choral Fantasy on Nursery Rhymes” ‘i x Matthews Choir Technical High School

Nursery Board to Meet The Indianapolis Day Nursery Board of Managers is to hold its regular meeting at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the nursery,

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"To Participate In Conference

Two Indiana women are to take lan active part in the National | League of Women Voters’ special | conference in Chicago Feb. 24 and 25. The two-day session is to launch the league's third year of its campaign against excessive gevernmental patronage. Mrs. Walter Greenough, Department of Government and its Opera- | tion national chairman, is to lead a panel discussion Feb. 25, and Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru, State chairman, is to speak at a session. Mrs. | S. N. Campbell, Indiana League | president, and Mrs. Virginia Moor- | head I.annon, State legislative | chairman, also expect to attend. Prominent sponsors of a government career service are to contribute to the program. Mrs. George Gellhorn, St. Louis, director of the league's antispoils campaign since its inauguration in 1 1934, arranged the program. The | | conference is designed to focus at- | | tention on the personnel adminis- | | trative feature of the proposed Federal program, Mrs. Gellhorn said. The Illinois League, under the | leadership of Mrs. Frank P. Hixon, | Is assuming responsibility for the | | conference arrangements.

'Betrothed Pair To Be Feted at Party Feb. 24

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Zeta Tau Alpha | Rush Activities | Will Be Outlined

Rush activities of Indiana and Kutler University chapters of Zeta | Tau Alpha Sorority will be outlined | at a meeting tomorrow night. Miss Isabella Eddy, 5517 Broadway, is to be hostess. Miss Eddy will be assisted by | Mesdames Herbert Pedlow, Richard | Lennox, Robert Andrew and Hiram | Hunt and Misses Helen Million and | Mary Esther Lawler, | Reports will be given of the re- |

cent luncheon

“Add just a pinch of salt,” Colby. Miss Fox and Miss Colby

says Miss Joan Fox (left) to Miss Jeane

are members of the Indianapolis

Athletic Club's swimming class preparing for the club's Florida Frolic

Friday.

The water is to be treated with several hundred pounds

of salt to allow the guests to swim in “ocean” water,

| Robert, Burnett, John Royce, Helen | York, William T. Eisenlohr, P. B.| | Denning and Carl York. | Also on her committee are Miss Margaret Hamilton, Miss Margaret Wilmington, William Sines, Maj. R. V. Marist and Burford Danner.

Dinner Party Given For Visitor Here Mrs. James H. Ruddell entertained with a dinner party last night at her home, 4051 N. New Jersey St.

Covers were laid for her house guest, Mrs. Robert S. Fitzgerald, An-

Carrie Scott and Miss Elizabeth Carr were the mystified judges. They awarded $15 to Mrs. Korbley; $5 to Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler for the second prize, and $2.50 to Mrs. Maude Riley Stout, Danville, for the third prize.

derson, and Mesdames John A. Schumacher, Clinton Glascock, Bruce McIntosh, Halcyon Mendenhall, Francis C. Smith, Hiram

Keehn, Donald Burge, Julian C. Fix and Misses Blanche Young, Jeannette White and Jane Strain.

Fauvre, Elsa Pantzer Test, William Jungclaus, Howard Fieber and Miss Laura Miller. Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill is director. The Glee Club will give a program which is to include “Starry Night,” by Debussy; “Gipsy Life,” ky Schumann; “I Love Thee” by Grieg and “Steal Away,” a Negro spiritual dramatized by Purcell Mansfield. Mrs. Charles R. Weiss is the club chairman. Honor guests with Mrs. Seacrest will be provisional members and recent transfers. Mrs. Fisk Landers and Mrs. Ben-

jamin D. Hitz are arranging a tea.

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Club Will Entertain Mothers at Supper

Valentine decorations will appoint

a buffet supper of the Evadne Club to be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Seymour Stewart, 5220 Wine tr Ave. Mothers of sorority members are to be special guests, Assistant hostesses include Mes«

dames Leland Johnson, Marion Wooley, Paul Baker and Lawrence

| Price Jr.

Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta.

Colorado Ave., hostess. St., hostess. Rush party. St. Rush banquet.

Amicus Chapter. Verus Cordis.

Mineola Council 31. 8 p. m. today. Brightwood Kindergarten Mothers’ Pearl

Paxton.

Garfield Park Post 88, American Today.

EVENTS SORORITIES Beta Chapter, Theta Mu Rho. Tonight. Mrs. Robert Dalton, hostess.

College Ave. hostess. Miss Norma Hughes, assistant.

Beta Chapter, Pi Omicron, 8 p. m. Business, social meeting. Rho Gamma Chi. Tonight. Miss Dorothy Copenhaver, 1863 Dexter

Psi Chi Phi. 7 p. m. today. Colonial Tearoom, 1433 N. Pennsylvania

Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. today. Miss Genevieve Miller, hostess. 1 p.m ner, 3639 Central Ave., hostess. Luncheon,

CARD PARTIES

Women of the Moose. 2:30 p. m. Thurs. Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. PROGRAMS

entine luncheon for new members. charge of Mesdames Frances McDonald, Dorothy Dorsett and

Irvington M. E. Church Philathea Class. 2 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Arthur Macy, 325 Campbell Ave., hostess. Mrs. E. J. Reinhardt, president,

World War Memorial Building. Joint meeting. Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion, guests. National Americanism chairman, and Mrs. Josephine Fairhead, auxiliary district Americanism chairman, speakers.

LODGES

Sahara Grotto Women's Auxiliary Ways and Means Committee. Tonight. Mrs. Blanche Wurz, 932 E. Market St., hostess. 1937 Matrons of 11th District, O. E. S. Thurs. Bamboo Inn. Luncheon. Mrs. Marguerite Armentrout, Mrs. Genevieve Bard, hostesses. Mrs. Florence Mitchell, president.

Tonight. Mrs. Ethel McCoy, 3247

today. Mrs. Kathryn Wood, 1020

Thurs. Mrs, John Wan-

Castle Hall.

Club. Thurs. Kindergarten, ValRusiness meeting. Program in

Auxiliary. 8 p. m. Junior Homer Chaillaux, Legion

Legion Post,

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Delta Gamma Alumnae to Hold

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Meeting Feb. 13

sponsored by the Indiana and But- | hold a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. | ner meeting. Mrs. Herman H. Lau-

| ler chapter active members, and of |

| Dudley A. Smith and Bon O. Aspy. | Cross.

Cleveland. dent of the sorority’s grand chapter. : |

prs Mrs. Ethie Gayle lr \ CN | ['o Speak to Club “What the Board of Health Has | Done for the Community” will be | discussed by Mrs. Effie Gayle at | 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home of !

Mrs. Frank Miller, 50 S. Fifth st. | Beech Grove. |

Her talk is to feature a meeting | Ropert Littell, state invitations; Mrs. | the early summer.

Saturday at Mrs. Robert

Edward P. Fillion, O. H.

Mrs. Paul H. Beard, general chair- | man of the sorority’s 63d Founders’ Day anniversary, will announce the | following committees for the state | luncheon and dance to be hel March 13 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club: Mrs. Addison M. Dowling, lunch- | eon chairman, assisted by Mrs. Gen- | try Haun; Mrs. Gerald R. Redding, | dance chairman; Mrs. George O,| Browne, program chairman; Mrs. |

Zaiser's | ter, altruistic chairman, is to report | flood relief work |!

Army Officer to Wed

. Gertrude Westpheling |

Times Special FORT SILL, Okla, Feb. Charles Westpheling has announced the engagement of his daughter,

Miss Mary Gertrude Westpheling, |

to First Lieut. Arthur W. Blair. "The wedding is to take place in Licut.

of the Beech Grove Home ECO- Dana Hannan, city invitations; Miss | formerly was stationed at Ft. Ben-

| nomics Club. Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, president, ! ‘has announced the following com- | | mittees for the year: Membership, | Mrs. F. E. Dean and Mrs. Omer » Smith; publicity, Mrs. W. E. Mason; | hospitality, Mrs. P. J. O’Conneil | and Mrs L. B. Mann; music, Mes- | dames Charles Adams, W. L. Schu- | ler and Carrol McDonald; current | problems, Mrs. A. A. Terwillinger {and Mrs. Thomas Gill; ways and | means, Mrs. R. L. Triplett and Mrs. {O. D. Forsythe; librarians, Mrs. | Hubert Nichols and Mrs. Charles | Goddard; delegates to the Indianapolis Council of Women, Mrs. | Adams and Mrs. Wakelam.

Club Women Present Program on Cinema | Mrs. Mack Parker and Mrs. Arthur Brown presented a prograin on motion pictures at the Ephamar Literary Club meeting today at the home of Mrs. Emma Bristow, 3272 College Ave. | Mrs. F. H. Dedert and Mrs. F. W.

| Hughette assisted the hostess. Mrs. 1A. F. Shaffer read a paper.

Daughters of British Empire Meet Today

The Daughters of the British Empire met at 2 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. A. L. Payne, 940 Tecumseh St. Mrs. A. H. Walker and Mrs, C. C. Gardner were assistant hostesses.

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is chairman of the meeting which is to precede the Founder’s Day luncheon. She is to | be assisted by state alumnae chap- | ter and association presidents. The monthly supper meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter | is to be held at 6:30 p. m., Feb. 15, | at 5441 College Ave. Assistant hostesses are Mesdames David Harmon, Frederick Shick, Robert Avels, John McPheeters, Robert Faulkner, Her- | man Hess, C. Kenneth Wertz and | Misses Sarah T. Sisson, Elizabeth | Ann Nichols, Armen Ashjian and | Dorothy Helmer. { Election of officers is to be held | at both meetings. The nominating | committee, appointed by Mrs. Mel- | vin E. Robbins, president, is made | up of Mrs. Alfred H. Guyot, chair- | man, assisted by Mrs. Dana Hannan | and Mrs. James A. Young. The dele- | gates to the province convention, !

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