Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1937 — Page 17
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937
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Six to Be Ho Hinored at
Luncheons
and Parties |
On Schedule le for Today
Misses McDuffee, Aufderheide, Stayton, Johnston, | Buser and Bell to Receive Best Wishes from
Their Friends at Parties.
The brides-to-be are stealing the show today.
Six are to be given the attention at parties.
These honor guests,
Misses Marjorie McDuffee, Joan Aufderheide, Margaret Stayton, Helen Elizabeth Johnston, Betty Buser and Marjorie Bell, are to be married
this month. Miss McDuffee, daughter
of Mr.
and Mrs. J. ‘H. McDuffee, was
‘honor guest at a luncheon bridge and kitchen shower given by
Mrs.
home this afternoon.
Among the 30 guests were Mrs.
James Rocap, mother of John T. Rocap, the bridegroom-to-be;; Mrs. McDuffee, Mrs. Robert Worth, Miss McDuffee’s sister; Mrs. William A. Brennan, Mr. Rocap’s aunt, and Misses Rosemary and Eileen Rocap, his sisters. The couple is to be married April 21 at St. Joan of Arc Church.
Guest at Two Parties
Miss Aufderheide, who is to be married to William Herbert Thompson on April 24, was invited to two parties today. Misses Helene Petri and Alma Lyon were hostesses for a luncheon and miscellaneous shower at the Woodstock Club. Guests included Mrs. R. C. Aufderheide, Miss Aufderheide’s mother; Mrs. E. E. Petri, Miss Petri's mother; Mrs. Joseph N. Gelman, Miss Lyon’s mather; Misses Judith Chambers, Laura Miller, Esther Jane Throckmorton, Betsy Byram, Peggy Pearson, Katharine Fulton and Mrs. William Coleman Atkins, Miss Aufderheide and Mr, Thompson are to share honors at a dinner which Mr. and Mrs. John Aufderheide are to give at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Aufderheide, the bride-to-be’s parents, are to be guests with Miss Miller, Miss Throckmorton, Miss Byram, Richard Thompson, Shannon Hughes and John F., Engelke Jr. Mrs. B. H. Hardy is to give a bridge party and linen shower tonight for Miss Stayton, who is to be married to Farless L. Hewlett on April 25.
Favors will be silver hearts tied
with lilies of the valley and fern. The serving table is to be arranged with a miniature bride and bridegroom. : Guests Are Named Guests will be Mrs, Ancie J. Hewlett, Mr. Hewlett's mother; Miss Elizabeth Stayton, the bride-to-be's sister; Mesdames Ann Charles, Henry Unger, Lottie Young, Ryan Hall; Misses Dorothy Stewart, Jane Conphor, Ruth Cradick, Nellie Grider,| Maxine Hubbard, Aline Campbell,| Louise Haworth and Flo Lieber. Tonight after rehearsal for the margiage of Miss Johnston and Arthu M. Van Arendonk, to take placg tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Johnston are to entertain with a dinrer at the Marott Hotel. Guests will include Mrs. Art Van Arendonk, Port Jefferson, L. I., the bridegroom-to-be’s mother; Miss Fay| Van Arendonk, who is to be bridesmaid; Walter Johnston, Miss Johnston’s brother; Brown Robbins,
Misses Mae Henri and Jean Henri:
B,
Miss Buser to Be Honored
iss Buser is to receive miscellangous gifts at the party to be i for her tonight by Mrs. WilJ. Mahoney. Miss Buser is to arried to Charles C. McDermott
William C. Jer, Miss Buser’'s mother, and ¢. William T. McDermott, Mr. are to he S Rosemary h, Gertrude Metzger, Katherine Louise Mason,
with Mrs.
York, Mary Stuart Socwell, Eleanor Winslow,
Boggs, Martha Betty Boettcher and anne Shirk. 11, fiancee of Marvin P.
A to be given tor i k by Misses Charlotte McFadde and Mary Barty. Miss Bell and
e hostesses are to be assisted {their mothers, Mrs. C. B. Mciden and Mrs. Alex Barry. Among o ts will be Mrs. A. J. Bell, Miss
r , Frances McGaw, Betty Bott and
ance to Close Marott Season
‘he Marott Hotel's formal dinner |
ce tomorrow night will conclude a hotel's social season until fall. Governor and Mrs. Townsend are e guests of Mr. and Mrs. WilF. Dudiné. Dr. and Mrs. John
Mires James T. Hamill, Lewis G. [Ferguson, John M Williams and Migs Eva Green. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Handy will be Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Quill, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Allen Jr., Miss Loretta Kittle, Miss Sammie Allen, Harry Wenz and E. Clifford
Lothers’ Clubs ‘Meet Thursday
Mrs. William H. Jungclaus, assisted by Miss; Grace L., Brown, arranged the program for the annual spring luncheon of the Mothers’ Clubs of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society to be held Tuesday in the North M. E. Church. The program will be presented by Miss Selma Summers, soprano; Miss cellist; Mrs. Virginia
st, ang Mrs. Ricca |
Frank Kotteman and here daughter, Mrs. John Heidt, at their
'| Dinner to Be Given
idan, toastmaster. |
~ A . Sorority Sets Reunion Event At Propylaecum
Delegates from Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority chapters at, Cincinnati, Illinois Wesleyan and DePauw
Illinois are to attend the sorority’s international reunion .to be held | at the Propylaeum Saturday. Eta Chapter at DePauw will be the hostess group with the Indianapolis Alumnae Club president, Miss Mary Ann Tall, in charge of the program. A round table discussion will feature the morning program. The discussion groups will be led by Miss Elizabeth Roberts for the alumnae and Miss Mildred Wessel for the: active members. Mrs. K. L. Dotterer and Mrs. Thomas Carlin are in charge of registration, which is to be open until noon.
Bankers Wives’ Entertainment To Be Arranged
The Indiana Bankers’ Association hostess committee met for luncheon today at the Indianapolis Athletic Club to discuss entertainment plans for Indiana bankers’ wives during the association's 41st convention here May 5 and 6. Mrs. H. Foster Clippinger is arrangements chairman. Other committee members appointed hy C. B. Enlow, . association president, are! Mesdames Maurice Bowen, Volney ; Malott Brown, Don E. Christie, Harold Cross, William P. Flynn, William C. Grauel, Walter S. Greenough, Neal Grider, kene, J. Floyd King, Frank E. McKinney, Felix M. McWhirter, J. C. Miles, Edward D. Moore, G. H. Mueller, George Ohleyer, John E. Ohleyer, Gwynn F. Patterson, William H. Polk, William B. Schiltges, Thomas A. Ressler, George W. Snyder and Don E. Warrick. Out-of-town, hostess committee members, who are wives of association officers, include Mrs. C. B. Enlow, Evansville, Mrs. F. W. Van Antwerp, South Bend, and Mrs, Theodore Reininga, Washington.
Engaged
—Photo by Payton.
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Universities and the University of |-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
I. BRIDES -TO- BE IN INDIANAPOLIS SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT
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Uproar Selected to Direct Welfare Activities
The Junior League of Indianapolis is ready for another year of
social welfare activity following election of new officers,
including
(left to right) Mesdames Frank Hoke, Booth Jameson, Wilson Mother-
Miss Elizabeth Watson and Mrs. Grier M.
Shotwell.
—Times Photc.
Mrs. Hoke is president; Mrs. Jameson, vice president; Mrs.
Shotwell, recording secretary; Miss Watson, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Carpenter, city editor, and Mrs. Mothershead, treasurer.
They
were chosen at an annual meeting held yesterday.
shead, Hugh Carpenter,
EVENTS
SORORITIES Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Marott Hotel. Formal
Henry L. Hil-|
Mr. and Mrs. Noel M. Stark have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Doris Luna Stark, to Carl F. Thomas. The wedding is to take place Saturday in the Irvington M. E. Church.
For Scouts’ Families
= Families of members of Boy Scout Troop 72 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church are to attend an annual dinner at 6:30 p. m. today in the church. A. H. Tingle is Scout master. LeRoy Allen, former Scout master, will be guest speaker and L. V. Sher-
Schools [Lauded For Child Care
Praise, of Indianapolis Public Schools’ facilities for caring for underprivileged children was voiced by the American Association of University Women's Education Study Group at the association's last general meeting of the year yesterday. The survey was made in co-opera-tion with the schools. The group report was made by Mrs. William E. Rogers, survey chairman; Mesdames Karli M. Koons, N. Taylor Todd, James A. Bawden, Calvin R. Hamilton and Louis E. Smith. Mrs. Hamilton, president, reported on the national program adopted at the association’s convention held recently at Savannah, Ga.
CLEAR CHIFFON
Pure Silk HOSIERY PERFECT
= NISLEY—
banquet. Installation of officers: Dorothy Rahm, vice president
gan, retiring president. Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. E. 30th St.
Ave., hostess. Evadne Club, hostess.
Tonight.
party.
St.
ington St.
Hinson Kindergarten Mothers’
Brittany Chapter, International sula.”
committee.
Thurs. Mrs. Fred Wright, 454
Women of the Moose 2:30 p. m.
Mineola Council 31, D. of P. 8 p.
Hawk, secretary; Mrs. Warren Hoy, treasurer. Miss Maxine Brauti-
Rho Chapter, Sigma Beta. Tonight. Mrs. James Bronscombe, 37 W. 21st St., hostess. Mrs. James Bronscombe, Miss Esther Hostettler, Mrs. William Springer, assistants. Gamma Chapter, Rho Delta. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln. Chi Tau Alpha. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Norman Traub, 2021 Mansfield
Mrs. Frank Dillon, 3130 N. Capitol Ave.
Xi Delta Xi. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Earl Wilson, 6222 Haverford, hostess. Pledge seryice for Miss Mary O’Brien. Business meeting, Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. today. Miss Thelma Huber, hostess. Rush
PARTIES Mary’s Social Club. 2:30 p. m. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. 8:15 p. m. today. 1002 E. Wash-
Woman's Aid, Traffic Department. Pennsylvania Railroad. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. F. W. Christina, 637 Berkley Road, hostess. Luncheon. Mrs. B. D. Rhodes, assistant.
PROGRAMS
Washington St. Mrs. B. D. Fitzgerald to preside.
Mrs. P. H. Willwerth, 2471 Riverside Drive, hostess. Covered dish luncheon. Miss Lucille Dickman,
Woodside Kindergarten Mothers’ Club. 1 p. m. Thurs. Covered dish luncheon. Mesdames Roy Keaton, Frank Adams, Claude Starks,
Valencian Chapter, International Travel-Study Club, Inc. 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson, speaker. Mrs. G. A. Hennegar, current events. Hayward-Barcus Auxiliary, American Legion. 8 p. m. today. D. A. R. Chapter House. Child welfare program.
CARD PARTIES
John Browning, chairman. Card party. Comanche Tribe 128 and Council 47. Hall, Morris, Lee Sts. Card party.
LODGES
Sahara Grotto Women’s Auxiliary Ways and Means Committee. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Elodie Rearick, hostess. Visiting Committez. 12:30 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Margaret Beckham, hostess.
Nettie Ransford Chapter 464, O. E. S. 8 p. m. today. Calvin Prather Masonic Hall. Conferring of degrees. Mrs. Mercedes Wanns, worthy matron. D. Ray Higgins, worthy patron.
Miss Jeanette Garrett, president; and pledge captain; Mrs. Emily
Tonight. Miss Emilee Palmer, 136
Rush party.
Thurs. 317 N. New Jersey St.
Club. 2 p. m. Thurs. 5706 E.
Travel-Study Club, Inc. Today.
“Iceland and the Gaspe Penin-
S. Meridian St., hostess. Dinner.
Thurs. 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs.
8:30 p. m. today. Red Men's
m. today. 230 E. Ohio St.
Alumnae ot Alpha Chi Omega
‘To Elect Officers After Dinner
Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority are to elect of-
ficers following a 6 o'clock dinner today at the Butler University chapter
house. ©
Delegates are to be chosen for the sorority’s national convention to be held June 28 to July 3 at Glacier National Park. Mrs. J. W. Burkhart, bridge tournament chairman,
Sorority Group To Discuss Tea
The Alpha Xi Delta Sorority arrangements committee for a Founders’ Day tea to be held Sunday afternoon is to meet tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Committee members include Miss Mary Jo Harvey, Miss Charlotte Engle and Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw.
Legion Auxiliary
Will Give Dinner
Mrs. Lester Burgess is arrangements chairman for a dinner bridge party to be given tonight at the Foodcraft Shop. The event is sponsored by the Hilton U. Brown Jr. American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Ray Pitcher is in sliatgs « of the prizes.
will report on plans for
chapter house. Ninety members will participate. Committee chairmen for the event are Mrs. J. E. Buck, refreshments; Mrs. Ryan B. Hall, prizes, and Miss Elsie Gilkinson, arrangements.
Miss Ann Hall, program chairman for Wednesday night's meeting, has written and directed a humorous skit entitled “Beta Beta Revue,” to be presented during the social hour, Mrs. Kurt Ehlert and Mrs. G. D. Quinn assisted in the directing. Dinner hostesses are Mesdames T. W. Ayton, J. V. Tobin, W. P, Daggy, H. B. Murnan, S. L. Mouser, V. p Murphy, T. F. McNutt, E. R, Blackwood, Noble Biddinger. Russell Parker, J. M. Cook, H. G. Unger and Misses Nina Beck, Lovilla Horne. Katherine Smith and Muriel Beecher.
MERIT — Shoes for the Family
Thrift Basement Merchants Bank 18 Ewa els
832-334 w Nid Was t 930 8 i e orhood Stores: . Meridi 1108 Shelby an
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Indiana’s Greatest Exhibit
The Indianapolis Home Show Opens Thursday, April 15, at 6 p. m. : %e Manufacturer's Building, State Fairgrounds.
Including Sunday, April 25. Admission at Doors, 40 Cents.
A
Continues to and
a bridge party to be given May 5 at the alumnae
Hospitality Committee for White Cross Guild Is
Chosen
s. Brandt C. Downey, general chairman of the Methodist Hos-
pital
ite Cross Guild's fifth annual luncheon to be given April 28 at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, has announced the hospitality committee.
Committee members include Mesdames:C. H. Castor,
Harry Coyner,
Louise B. Dixon, L. S. Engmark, Edgar Evans, Arthur Fairbanks, Emma
Soprano to Sing Before Meeting
Of D.A.R. Group
Mrs. Ernest Freyman, soprano, is to present a program at a meeting of the Wheel and Distaff Society of the D. A. R. at 2 p. m. Friday at Mrs. Sylvan L. Mouser’s home. Mrs. Freyman will be accompanied
by Ross Campbell, organist. Mr. Campbell also will present several organ selections. The assistant hostesses for the tea following the program will be Mesdames Carl W. Piel, William O. Weber, F. A. Albershardt and Howard E. Nyhart.
War Cure Group Meeting Is Set
The Indianapolis Committee on
the Cause and Cure of War is to meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Li A. Smith, 5858 N.
New Jersey St.
Delegates to the national conventions and presidents of the eight local co-operating women’s organizations are asked to attend. Plans are to be made for a speakers’ bureau and other committee activities.
Hackney, Clarence U. Knipp, Lloyd McInturf, IL. C. Messick, L. H. Noble, Mabel Perry, Carl A. Ploch, Robert Richey, Ben H. Riker, William M. Taylor, George Thoms, F. S. Wood, John S. Wright, W. J. Holtz, D. A. Bartley, John Harvey, Wilbur T. Wright, Robert Clegg and Gilbert Kidd. The guild’s musical chorus, under Mrs. C. F. Dillenbeck’s direction, is to sing. Albert G. Hahn, Evansville, National Hospitai Day committee chairman of the American Hospital Association, will be the speaker. Mrs. J. B. Kaufman is the new president of the Temple Sisterhood White Cross Guild. Other officers elected at a recent guild meeting are Mrs Harold Platt, first vice president; Mrs. Jack Harding, second vice president; Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks third vice president; Mrs. Andrew Jackson, treasurer, and Mrs. Harry Cooler, secretary. The White Cross Garden Guild recently elected Mrs. Maxwell Wickersham president; Mrs, Gavin Bruce, figst vice president; Mrs. Mary Meek, second vice president; Mrs. J. H. Lombard, third vice president; Mrs. L. C. Tripp, secretary; Mrs. O L. Kranz treasurer; Mrs W. M. Swain, work chairman, and Mrs. M. B. Fritz, work cochairman.
Local Body to Attend Photoplays Meeting
A delegation from Indianapolis is to go to Ft. Wayne tomorrow to attend the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays state convention. The group is to meet at 6 a. m. at the Bus Terminal or at 6:10 a. m. at 34th and Meridian Sts.
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Mrs. Frank Hoke Takes
Over Duties as Leader Of Local Junior League
New President Boasts Family Tradition of Membership in Indianapolis Organization; Other Officers Change.
By BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor : RS. FRANK HOKE, who cuts a nice figure in the horse show ring
and sings dianapolis Junior League. annual meeting.
“because she loves it,” is the new president of the InShe accepted the office yesterday at the
Junior League membership in her family is a tradition. Her sister=-in-law, Mrs. Perry Lesh, is a former president and her sister, Mrs. Philip
Kindergarten Mothers Pick Committees
Committees for the annual spring luncheon of the Indianapolis Free Kindergartens’ Mothers’ Clubs have
been announced. Mrs. O. Elgin Cavender is ticket chairman for the
| party April 20 at the North M. E. | Church.
Miss Ida B. Conner is Mrs. Cavrender’s assistant. Mrs. William H. Jungclaus is entertainment committee chairman, assisted by Miss Grace L. Brown. Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymond Allen, chairman; Mesdames Homer Asher, Vyrell Bryant, Harry Clark, Crawford Furry, Thomas Pulliam, Arthur Rose, Robert B. Yule, DeWitt Vaughn, Edmund Zeph and Miss Rubie F. Stapp. Mrs. Michael Haney is table arrangement committee chairman, assisted by Mesdames Thomas Cobb, Benjamin DeMoss, William Engelking, Roscoe Hand, Herbert Harris, Kenneth Hittle, Thomas Lambert, John Lowery, Horace McClain, Shepard Orton and Miss Anne Fern. Mrs. Donald Fitzgerald and Mrs. Robert S. Harvey are in charge of publicity.
Teachers Invited To ‘Russian’ Tea Here Tomorrow
Fifth and sixth grade teachers, now directing studies of Russia, are invited to attend the Children’s
Museum lecture and tea at 4 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs H. Joseph Hyman, born in Latvia, is to dress in a native cos-
tume for a talk on “A Visit to the
Soviet Union.” She visited Russia last summer and is to return there in June. Miss Zinna Gitlin, Russian native, is to preside at a tea table. Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton, American Association © of University Women president, and Mrs. William O. Johnson, the organization’s international relations committee chairman, are to pour. Their assistants will be Mrs. Donald Drake and Mrs. Robert Lingle.
Mrs. Kothe to Speak On New York’s Plays
Mrs. Herman W. Kothe is to describe “Current Plays of New York” at a meeting of the All Souls Church Alliance tomorrow. The program is to follow a 12:30 o’clock luncheon.
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®Boyd, Palm Springs, Cal, is an as soeiate member of this branch. Mrs, Boyd is planning a visit here next summer. Mrs. Hoke, formerly Miss Eliza beth Marmon, has been a member of the League Glee Club, took a solo role in a League musical last year and acts when called upon in The Players’ productions. She is a member of the Matinee Musicale Choral and sings in a church group.
Smith College Graduate
Like two of the other new offie cers, she is a Smith College alume na. She was togged smartly yester= day in a blue ensemble—a fluffy
light grey fox collar topping her blue coat. An edging of red peeped above a white band around her wide-brimmed blue straw hat. She has a young daughter, Nancy, who soon will be joining her mother in canters at the R. H. Brown Stables. If Nancy follows in the footsteps of her mother, she will be winning blue ribbons ‘in shows. Mrs. Hoke, retiring recording secretary, will take office in June with the other new officers: Mrs. Booth Jameson, vice president; Mrs. Grier M. Shotwell, recording secretary; Miss Elizabeth Watson, corresponds ing secretary, and Mrs. Hugh Carpenter, city editor. Mrs. Wilson Mothershead was re-elected treasurer.| . Mrs. Hoke’s office entitles her to represent the branch at the Association of Junior Leagues of Ameri~ ca, Inc. conference in Chicago May 17 to 20. Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr, - was chosen as the other delegate.
Success as Author
Mrs. Jameson is a member with literary leanings; she is active in the branch’s Scribblers Club. She has a common interest. with her husband, who has made a name for himself in the field of literature like - his famous uncle, Booth Tarkington. He is Mr. Tarkington’s namesake, and appropriately has been a suce cess as an author. Both Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Shotwell have worked with Mrs, Hoke in the glee club, and Mrs. Shotwell and Mrs. Mothershead have shared interests with her in the Smith College Club. These new executives are taking the places of Miss Eunice Dissette, president; Mrs. John P, Collett, vice president; Miss Helen Sheerin, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Jameson is retiring city editor. Before this season ends the new leaders will decide the directors of the leagues’ various branches of endeavor: Riley Hospital occupational therapy department, Trading Post, theater and Braille committees, as well as other committee heads. For the rest of the season league members will continue their: chosen assignments in the various branches of work. Next year with the inauguration of the new regime, they may sign for a different activity,
“Mrs. Clark Is Hostess
Mrs. C. P. Clark, 3606 Euclid Ave, was hostess for a meeting of the Daughters of the British Empire to-
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