Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1937 — Page 9
TUESDAY, SEPT. Trio” Discusses Plans for
Convention Plans Made By 0. E. S.
Social Events Will Play Big Part In Meet This Month.
Reservations are rapidly being made for social events to take place during the 22d triennial assembly, General Grand Chapter, Order of the Eeastern Star, to be held here " Sept. 24-29. More than 10,000 delegates from this and foreign countries, islands and territories are expected to attend sessions to be held in the Cadle Tabernacle, -according to Harry E. Emmons, general chairman. Besides luncheons and dinners on Friday which have been previously announced, a number of events are scheduled for the remainder of the week. : ' Maryland Grand Chapter is to meet in the Lincoln Hotel Travertine Room at 1 p. m. Saturday. Meeting at the same time is to be the Grand Secretaries’ Association in the Claypool Hotel Florentine Room and the Grand Treasurers’ Association in Claypool Parlor B.
Tea to Honor Leaders
A tea honoring past most worthy grand matrons and patrons is to follow at 4 p. m. in the Claypool Empire Room. Mrs. Anna W. Smalley, right worthy associate grand matron, is to be honored at a dinner in the Lincoln Hotel Parlor E. A concert at 7 p. m. by the Hoosier Choir in Cadle Tabernacle is to precede & program of introductions and greetings by City, State, and lodge officials. : General Grand Chapter officers of 1931-34 are to meet for retest Sunday morning. . Texas Grand Chapter is to meet in Claypool Parlor B. for a 1 o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Frances Haun, worthy grand matron; william A. Duvall, worthy grand patron, and Mrs. Agnes L. Campbell, worthy grand matron, Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland, are to be honored at a 5 pt m. tea in the Claypool Empire Room.
Organ Recital Arranged
An organ recital at 9 p. m. Monday by Theodore C. Lewis, worthy grand organist, is to be followed by welcomes and reports. Michigan Grand Chapter is to meet at 1 p. m. in the Claypool Florentine Room for luncheon. Tennessee Grand Chapter, at 6 p. m. in the Claypool Riley Room, is to conclude the day's social calendar. Florida Grand Chapter is to meet in the Lincoln Hotel Tuesday for breakfast. Luncheon is to be served members of the Canal Zone degree team in the Severin. Mrs. Rose Malcolm is chairman of the Hoosier banquet to be served at 7 p. m. in the Scottish Rite Cathedral in honor of delegates. Reservations for the event are to be made with Mrs. Daisy M. Crist or Mr. Emmons. Oregon Grand Chapter is to meet at the Severin for breakfast. Of - ficers are to be elected at 10 a. m. and installed at 8 p. m. Montana Grand Chapter is to dine at 6 p. m. in the Lincoln Hotel Travertine Room. Indiana’s grand finale, a Montana “roundup” in the Lincoln Travertine Room, is to conclude convention activities.
3 Couples Take Vows, 2 Will
~ Remain in City
Two local couples whose marriages are announced will be at home in Indianapolis. Anther bride and groom married Saturday are to be at home in Dayton, O. Mrs. Sallie Y. Jones, 5145 N. New Jersey St., announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Margaret O'Connell, to Ralph E. Keys, son of Albert Keys, 1230 N. Gale St. The marriage took place Sept. 5 “in the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. C. R. Miller, 5145 N. New Jersey St. The couple is to live at 1005 N. Delaware St. Miss Charlene Winters and Clifford K. Robbins were married Aug. 29, 1936, in Greenfield with the Rev. ‘PF. R. Hill officiating. Mrs. Robbins is a daughter of Mrs. Ada V. Dickerson, 4032 Rookwood Ave. Mr. Robbins is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins, Columbus, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Robbins are at home at 3902 Byram Ave. . The marriage of Edward H. Stewart and. Mrs. Margaret J. Mi chel, both of Dayton, O, took place Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Robinson, 4236 Broadway. - Mrs. Robinson is a sister of Mr. Stewart. The Rev. S. B. Harry, pastor of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are to live in Dayton.
Miss Foskett To Wed Tonight
Times Special / LOGANSPORT, Ind. Sept. 14— Miss Marianne Foskett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foskett, Palm, Beach, Fla., is’ to become the bride of Wilson Voorhees, son of Mrs, Bertha Voorhees, in a ceremony to pe read tonight in the Trinity Episcopal Church. The Rev. Raymond O'Brian is to officiate. Others in the bridal party are to include Mrs. M. F. Kirkpatrick, maid of honor; Miss Eliza‘eth Voorhees and Miss Althea Tevander, Lake Geneva, Wis., bridesmaids; James O'Donnell, best man, and James Kumbrough, Boston, Mass.; John Foskett, Palm Beach; Dan Hamden, Wabash, and Edmund Reuter, Chicago, ushers. , . Miss Voorhees was graduate fromm Mt. Vernon Seminary, Washington, D. C. Mr. Voorhees attended the University of Illinois and the University of Colorado where he was & member of Kappa Sigma
arrangements
Plans for the card party to be
Names Aids for Mothers’ Club Of Lambda Chi
Mrs. Ross Mitchell, president of the Lambda Chi Mothers’ Club of Butler University, has appointed committees to direct the organization’s activities = throughout the year, Mrs. H. M. Quill is to be house committee chairman, assisted by Mesdames Frances Brecount, Frank Seidensticker and Bernard Wulle. Mrs. Charles Herin is to direct the ways and means coinmittee. Members include Mesdames H. W. Mason, H. P. German, J. P. Johnson, J. H. Lang and H. W. Clack. Other committee appointments include: : Program—Mrs. O. R. Burchard,
chairman; Mesdames H. A. Koss
and W. C. Galbraith. Social—C. H. Taylor, chairman; Mesdames M. H. Willett, Josephine
Wagener. Membership—MTrs. braith, chairman; Stipher, G. C. Klippel, J. F. Lynch and G. C. Dixon. The flower committee is headed py Mrs. M. H. Willett. Mrs. S. F. Dolzall is to be the delegate to the Mother’s Council and Mrs, Ross Mitchell is to be alternate. Mrs. Edwin Manouge is to be publicity director. :
Butler Chapter Of Pi Beta Phi Honors Pledges
Pledges of the Butler chapter, Pi Beta Phi Sorority, were guests at a dinner last night in the Columbia Club. Tables were decorated in the sorority colors, wine and silver blue. A musical program was presented by Mrs. John Nevitt, vocalist, accompanied at the piano by Miss Jean Davis. “ Mrs. Noble Ropkey was toastmaster. Short talks were made by Miss Dorothy Jane Atkins, representing the alumnae chapter, and Misses Margaret Parrish, Katherine Lewis, Louise Edwards and Jane Beasley, active members. New pledges are Ethel Bailey, Greensburg; Betty Ball, Dina Barkan, Lani Carr, Louise Fenner, Ann Hardgr, Jo Ann Keller, Indianapolis; Martha Murphy, Franklin; Caroline Sherfey, Brazil; Mertis Wilkerson, Winchester; Jeanne Forrest, Montrew Goetz, Mary Catherine Johnson, Jo Rita Kernel and Martha Jane Kraning, Monticello.
Friends Fete Ex-Resident
Mrs. Donald Sanford, 3704% E. Michigan St.. entertained recently with a surprise farewell party and handkerchief shower for Mrs. Jared Norsworthy, Cocoa, Fla. Mrs. Norsworthy, formerly. Miss Maxine Karnes, Indianapolis, has been visiting here several weeks. Mrs. Sanford was assisted by her mother, Mrs. O. H. Frye. : Guests were Mesdames Ellen Parrish, Alice Reid, Melba Jones, Helen Mitchell, Mary Frances Nulta, Helen
Sullivan and Misses Margaret Ftl2 h Hedges, Josephine
side Guild Oct. 12 in the lounge room of the Murat Temple is the conversation topic whenever this trio of members meet. Mrs. Irving Hamilton (right) is
Arnold, William Grauel and W. F.
Ww. C. GalMesdames J. C.|
given by Sunny- inquiring of Mrs
sales.
Times Photo. . A. C. Zaring (seated) about ticket
Mrs. G. J. Bookwalter is assisting Mrs. Zaring with arrangements for the event. Proceeds are to aid the guild’s work at Sunnyside Sanitorium.
Alpha chap., Omega Chi. 8 p. m.
Wayne, hostess. Lambda Gamma. 8 p. m. tonight. hostesses. Election of officers.
tion of officers.
Temple. Craab, worthy patron.
eon. Brightwood O. E. S. Auxiliary.
in luncheon.
Winamac Council.
for parents and teachers. Mrs. Samuel Ashby’s Bible class. Church.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Pleasant, hostess. Business meeting. Kappa Gamma Alpha. Wed. eve. Mrs. Richard H. Lawson, 928 N. Chester, hostess. Election of officers. ; Alpha Beta Gamma. 5:30 p. m. Wed. Miss Louise Berry, 52217
Beta Beta Lambda. 7:15 p. m. Thurs. Hoosier Athletic Club. Elec-
LODGES Millersville Chapt. 300, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Wed. Millersville Masonic Mrs. Gertrude Stroup,
Mineola Council 31, Pocahontas. Noon, Wed. Mrs. Katherine Hayworth, 1605 English, hostess. Card party and covered dish lunch-
Pillowcase card party. Public invited. CLUBS
Women’s Contract Bridge. 10:30 a. m. Thurs. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Board of directors meeting. . Olive Branch Social Club. Noon Wed. Hall, 1336 N. Delaware, pitch-
PROGRAMS Federated Patriotic Societies allied with the G. A. R. 7.30 p. m. Wed. Ft. Friendly. A. D. Streight Circle, hostess group. Drill by
Bunker Hill Post 220. American Legion Auxiliary. Tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trites, Five Points, Ind. Weiner roast. Lawrence P.-T. A. 7:30 p. m. tonight. Lawrence School. Reception
Wed. Miss Agnes Nayrocker, 1541
Miss Lois and Virginia Campbell,
worthy matron, and Elmer
2 p. m. Wed. Banner-Whitehill,
2 p. m. Thurs. Central Christian
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Whitaker have returned from a week’s stay in Chicago. Mrs, Whitaker and her daughter, Courtenay, recently returned from a visit in Asheville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Flickinger, 5126 N. Pennsylvania St. are driving to Boston next week with their son, Dan E. Flickinger, wino is to enter Harvard University. They are to be accompanied by their daughter, Miss Marjorie C. Flickinger andtheir niece, Miss Florence Wolff. Miss Jean Caroline Parcells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Parcells, 3825 N. Capitol Ave. left yesterday for St. Charles, Mo., where she is to enter Lindenwood School for Girls. Miss Parcells was graduated from Shortridge High School last June. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes have returned from spending the summer abroad. Mrs. Barnes is to be chairman of the Traders Point Hunt entertainment committee for the winter. Miss Alice Caroline Weghorst left today for Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn., to enter her sophomore year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Weghorst, 33 E. 34th St. : Miss Jane Brown and her brothers, Budd and Robert, daughter and son3 of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Brown, left yesterday for DePauw University. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Steers have returned from their summer home, Kickapoo Lodge, Lake Tippecanoe. Mrs. Harry C. McClure, Miami Beach, Fla., is their house guest. Clarenge Manion, Indiana director of the National Emergency Council, is to go to Elkhart next Friday to: address the Elkhart D. A. R. on the 150th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution. ; Miss Dorothy Nichols. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichols, 5159 Pleasant Run Parkway. has left to enroll in Hanover College.
White Enlivens Room
If your living room is drab looking, try using a few things in lotus white to give it light. In introducing white to a room, be sure to use it
Hoosier A. C. Ready to Open Fall Program
Fall activities at the Hoosier Athletic Club are to begin this week, according to announcement today by Frank P. Huse, president. Listed on the autumn program are the new gymnasium term, dance classes, club dances, the Woman's Guild Fall Frolic and parties by the Club Boosters. Plans are being formulated by the guild for the season. New officers who took office this month are Mrs. Leo Steffen, president; Mrs. Huse, vice president; Mrs. Robert Wallace, recording secretary; Mrs. Wilbur Thayer, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ellis Knowlton, treasurer. Members of the club’s softball team, which captured the Tuesday Night ‘League City Championship, are to be honored Sept. 22 at a banquet. Carl Lich, team manager, is to be special guest and the Boosters, of which Carl Vandiver is president, are to be in charge of arrangements. ’ Miss Rosalyn Ludwig has been named dance instructor for the fall and winter season. Classes are being formed this month.
30760 Attend. Bridge Event
Thirty reservations were listed for the flnal summer season luncheon bridge sponsored by Indianapolis Post 4 Auxiliary American Legion, today in the Indianapolis Athletic Club Green Room. Mrs. L. J. Bodolett, social chairman, was in charge of arrangements. She was assisted by Mrs. W. R. McGeehan. ; Decorations were garden flowers. Honor guests. were Mrs. George Swaim, retiring president, and the newly elected president, Mrs. W. R. Dexheimer,
Club Luncheon Plonne
The President’s luncheon of the Z~tathea Clubistobeheldat 1 p.m.
places, for instance, Pand a set of sa
Wednesday, Sept. 22, in the Wesh-
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THE INDIANAPO
Guild Party
POLIS TIMES Girl Scout
Week Is Set |
For Oct. 31
Fall Frolic to Be Held At Camp Dellwood Oct. 30.
.The Girl Scouts’ Fall Frolic Saturday, Oct. 30, at Camp Dellwood is to begin the Indianapolis celebration of Girl Scout Week, Oct. 31 to Nov. 6, according to announcement today from headquarters. The program is to include folk dancing, crafts, games, story telling and movies. Girl Scout Sunday is to be observed next day. Many troops are planning to attead churches in a body dressed in\uniforms. Plans for the coming year are to be made at the Leaders’ Association meeting Tuesday, Oct. 5, ab Camp Dellwood. Besides the business meeting, a social program has been planned.
Leaders to Attend Courses
Troop leaders also are to atterrd the general fall training courses from the last of September until November. Mrs. Fritz Schaefer and Miss Dorothy Hande are to be instructors. The course is to outline the Girls Scout program emphasizing the patrol system, methods of teaching and testing Terlderfoot, Second Class and some First Class work; program planning, nature lore and woodcraft; simple hiking, singing, games and handicrafts. The outdoor activities course is to be offered during November on Thursdays at the Girl Scout Little House with Miss Jenny Lind as instructor. : Outdoor Sessions Urged
Methods of doing Girl Scout rank and badge work out-of-doors during troop meetings is to be emphasized. The course also is to include training in simple hiking. Tentative plans have been made for a craft shop at the Little House during the next three months for leaders and senior Scouts interested in metal work and chip carving. A first-aid class is to begin Saturday, Oct. 9 at the Girl Scout office for Scouts over 13 years of age. Also beginning on Oct. 9 is to be a home-nursing class at the Little House. Dates for horseback riding classes are to be ‘announced in October.
Hadassah Unit Dance Will Aid
Palestine Fund
Proceeds of the Junior Hadassah Yom Kippur Night dance from 9:30 p. m. to 1 a. m. Wednesday in the Hoosier Athletic Club are to go to the organization’s Palestinian fund. Mrs. Max Gurvitz, chairman of
| the event, has announced that mu-
sic is to be provided by Paul Collins and his orchestra.’ Assisting Mrs. Gurvitz are Misses Ann Shapiro, Rose Resnick, Clara Litvak, Neoma Lichtenberg -and Marian Lurie. Hosts and hostesses are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Lewis Levy, L. Carl Berry, Meyer Gallin, L. L. Goodman and Manuel Freeman. : : Mrs. Levy is president of senior Hadassah and Miss Hannah Leah Miller is president of the Indianapolis unit, Junior Hadassah.
Three Couples To Be Married
This Week-End ||
_Three engagements announced over the week-end set wedding dates for Friday and Saturday. Two other local couples have chosen Sept. 26 for their nuptials, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ingram, 3425 Guilford Ave. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Maxine, to Thomas Paul Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Johnson, 28
Brookville Ave. The wedding is to take place at 8 o'clock Friday night in the Broadway Methodist Church. Miss Doris J. Balsey is to become the bride of James E. Lashbrook Saturday in the Centenary Christian Church. Miss Balsey is the daughter of Mrs, Hallie Balsey, 1118 N. LaSalle St.
. To Wed Sept. 18
The engagement of Miss Charlotte Mae Updike to the Rev. Harry W. Mount has been announced. Miss Updike is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, 1213 W. 31st St. The wedding is to take place Sept. 18, Another announcement is that of Miss Lavina Mary Hayman’s engagement to Edward V. Meith. The bride-to-be is the daughter of James W. Hayman and a niece of Mis. EA W. Hunter, E. 72d St. The ceremony is to be read at 3 p. m. Sept. 26 in the gardéns at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth N. Watts, E. 86th St. Miss Winifred Hoyt, South Bend, and Oran A. Watts are to be attendants. : Another Sept. 26 wedding is to be that of Miss Bertha Louise Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Miller, to Leslie Dammeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dammeyer. The service is to be read in St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
Tape Seals Pie Edge
Do you hate to see the juice of your luscious berry or fruit pie burning on the bottom of the oven? One paper manufacturer has perfected a: tape of a vegetable parchment which thoroughly seals the edges of the pie. Simply wet the tape with water, stretch it around the pie dish, lap the ends and press the tape over the edge of the crust and under the edge of the pie dish. When the pie is baked, remove the tape. Also prevents your pie crust from burning.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Supply ,ihe children economically 8%
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Mrs. Kirby Whyte (left), discusses plans with Miss for the Civic Theater membership drive. Committees are rapidly being rounded out in preparation for the active season ahead. Alfred Etcheverry, new theater director, has arrived here and was presented to patrons of the organization reeently at a dinner in the Columbia Club.
Times Photo. Laura Miller
Governor to Set
Week for Parents-Teachers
Governor Townsend is to issue a [proclamation making the week, Oct. 10-16, Parent-Teacher week, according to an announcement made yesterday at the board meeting of the Indiana Congress of Parents and
Teachers in the Hotel Severin.
Special programs are to be held throughout the week and a membership enrollment is to be made at that time.
Mrs. Charles Roe, field secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, instructed the board members yesterday on the responsibilities of board members and on how to make the setup of the state organization coincide with that of the national organization. Mrs. Roe is to continue her instruction today. She will go with Mrs. Logan Hughes to attend a number of district conferences. They are to leave tomorrow for the first one at Osgood. Mrs. Joseph Walker, Greenfield,
Oct. 10-16 as
was named chairman of the committee to select a ticket of officers for election at the state election in April. Assisting her are Mrs. Hall Ulen, Scottsburg; Mrs. J. D. Fraser, Lafayette; Mrs. Frank Rieman, Indianapolis, and Mrs. G. R. McGregor, South Bend. : Mrs. Ralph Shank was appainted program chairman of the convention and Mrs. I'red Shideler was named general convention chairman. Mrs. Glen Bowen, Ft. Wayne, is to head
PAGE 9 Democrats
Ready for Card Party
Committees for County Function Tonight Are Listed.
Final arrangements for the card party to be given tonight in the Indianapolis Athletic Club by the Democrats of Marion County are being made today by Mrs. Albert W, Clafty, general arrangements chair-
‘man.
Hostesses at the event are to ine clude Mesdames M. Clifford Town=send, Samuel Ralston, Emery Scholl, Frank T. Dowd, Marcia Murphy, Albert H. Losche, John H, Bingham, Walter C:. Boetcher, P. C. Kelly, Kenneth Cooper, Bess Robbins Kaufman and the Misses Hane nah Noone, Margaret Paddock and Emma May. Assisting Mrs. William Rich on the card and tables committee are the Mesdames Marie Sexton, Legrande Marvin, Jean Anderson, Albert ‘H. Ehlers, Marie Westfall, James E. Derry, William F. Dudine and: the Misses Ruth Haefling, Josephine Deery, Dorothy Brown, lavina Stienke, Notma Dalton, Rubly Hendleman, Mildred Reyne olds, Laura Cavin, Marie Hanson, Caroline Foltz, Betty Allen, Helen Reidy, Helen Leiser, Helen Carroll, Mary Gretchen Yeazel, Mary Ann - Wade, Mary Price. Rosemary Brennan, Marie O’Cone
‘| nor Annabelle Chowning, Anne Irve
ing, Mary Hurley, Eunice Day, Hazel O'Connor, Vera Day, Loraine Skele ton, Patricia Nolan, Paula Bischoff, Margaret Oldham, Eleanor Cums mings, Laura Kibler Rice, Kathryn Buskin, Ruth Harrington, Betty Wells, Florence Clements, Aileen Laws, Alice Kenefick, Rosemary Sheridan, Marge Hindman, Beulah Mitchell, Mary Louise -Drew, Pearl Bahne, Kathryn Cobb, Ruth Pier son, Martha Millikan, Letha Fouts, Marion Alberring and Edith Mc-
ay. : Mrs. David M. Lewis, chairman of the cigaret committee, has appointed the Misses Marguerite Johnson, Louise Weiland, Henrietta Weiland, Patricia Linnaman and Ella Weiland to assist her.
of committee chairmen following the April convention. She will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas M. Ross, Evavnsville; Mrs. Wilbur Dickinsen, Richmond; Mrs. Fred Conkle, Noblesville, and Mrs. C. C. Heflin, Kokomo. Assistant district chairmen appointed are Mrs. Don Lutes, Deca< tur, Eighth District, and Mrs. L. A. Hobgood, Evansville, First District. Mrs. Ray Teetor, Newcastle, was named chairman of Henry Couniy and Mrs. Alman Harshman, Mul berry, chairman of Clinton County. Plans were discussed for co-op-erating with Purdue University in its parent's conference Nov. 2, 3 and | 4. Dean Mary L. Matthews of the
the committee for the appointment
university is arranging the program,
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