Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1937 — Page 30

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1937

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TIMES COOKING SCHOOL OPENS TOMORROW MORNING Active in Monday Club Affairs

EVENTS

CLUBS

Merrymakers Bridge Club, Tonight, Mrs. Frieda Kenner, 2850 B. Washington St. Park Avenue Neighborly Club. 12:30 p. m. Wed, Mrs. J. W. Trotter, 1662 Park.

Monologist | To Give Skit | Before Club

Propylaeum Day Program Follows Luncheon | On Saturday. |

4 Sessions to Be Held This Week at English’s; Ruth Chambers in Charge

Books Containing Recipes of Dishes Demonstrated to | Be Given as Part of Course; Appeal Is Both to Beginners, Experienced Housewives Alike.

SORORITIES

Phi Tau, 8 p. m, today. Miss Mildred Negley, 2212 Carrollton, host ess. Rho Gamma Chi, Wed. Miss Lucille Tatum, 1504 W. 22d. Hard Times party. ' LODGES

Marion Council 38. Security Benefit Assoc. 8 p. m. Wed. New quarts ers, 844 N. LaSalle St. Gold Mound Council, Pocahontas, Shop, Cards.

445. Fri, afternoon, Foodcraft Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, Indianapolis Propylaeum entertainment committee chairman, today announced plans for the club's first “Propylaeum Day” to be held Saturday. Luncheon is to be served at 1 p. m. to club members and their guests. Atl 2:30 p. m,, Agnes Mathis Cherry, actress and monologist, is to present a program,

The annual Indianapolis Times Cooking School will open at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at the English Theater under the direction of Miss Ruth Chambers, widely known foods expert. Four sessions will be held, the first three tomorrow, Thursday and Friday mornings, the last at 7:30 p. m. Friday. The school is practical and helpful to beginners and experienced homemakers alike. The instructions and demonstrations are clear and easy®

Messrs. and Mesdames T. P, Burke, DeWitt Brown, J. M. Bloch, Meier Block, Howard J. Lacey, Nicholas Noyes, Jack Adams, William Ray Adams, Earl B. Baines, Theodore Griffith, William C. Griffith, Ron-

. * » Civic Lists Patrons of ald M. Hazen, J. N. Shannahan, { John J. Sch holtz, F. S. ‘ers, New Season Cenge T. Pore P. 0. Re

| G. Gordner, John Kinghan, Wal

to follow. Cook books containing recipes for all the dishes demonstrated are given as part of the course, so that persons attending wili have ali the information available to make approximately 80 dishes in their own kitchens

“Bvervthing done at The Times| Cooking School,” said Miss Cham-|

bers today, “has a definite reason. We have a plan of accomplishment in the course and the dishes are chosen to carry out this plan and help us to reach our aim.

Purpose Is Serious

“The real purpose of the school is to give women authentic, worthwhile information which will help them in their homemaking problems. Of course, we try to make the course an entertaining affair, to give it a party spirit, something of the glamor of a

fashion show. But underneath all this is the serious purpose. “We want the homemaker to be a better cook. We want to help her buy wisely and economically, so that she gets the most value for her fooddollars, whether she has much or little to spend. We want her to be able to select her food intelligently and then to prepare it to best advantage so that it is most nutritious and appetizing. “In planning our course, we have kept in mind that some of the women who will attend are brides and beginning homemakers, Some of them will have had home economics training. Therefore, while the course must not be too hard for the beginners, it must not be too simple to interest the more experienced cooks.” Was Dietitian

Miss Chambers is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and was dietitian in a large hospital before entering the field of food and equipment demonstration. She is a member of the staff of the National Livestock and Meat Board. Included in the course will be meat cooking, featuring the new wavs of roasting, braising and sim-

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mering; pie baking, biscuit making |

and many other of the arts which go toward the building of a complete meal. Miss Chambers will be assisted by Miss Lucille Albrecht. The entire course is free.

Doctors’ Wives To Meet Friday

“The Responsibility of the Physician’s Wife” is to be the topic discussed by Dr. Charles P. Emerson af a meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Marion County Medical Society at 2 p. m. Friday in the St. Vincent’s Hospital nurses’ home auditorium. Hostesses with Mrs, Edmund D. Clark, chairman, are to include Mesdames DLiouis D. Belden, John W. Carmack, William F, Clevenger, Harry L. Foreman, D., O. Kearby, Ross C. Ottinger, W. E. Tinney, William 8. Tomlin and C, F Voyles. Assisting Mrs. George Bowman, program chairman, are Mesdames John R. Brayton, Carmack, James C. Carter, C. E. Cox, LL, M. Dunning and Russell J. Spivey. Reports of the Women’s Auxiliary convention held last week in French Lick are to be made.

Sorority Heads To Be Installed

Mrs. Russell Wattleworth, retiring president of Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, is to install recently-elected officers at a banquet tomorrow night in King's Studios. Officers to be installed Mrs. Earl Schull, president; Miss Edith Hulse, vice president; Miss Dorothy Jean Bond, recording secretary; Mrs. Everett Warriner, corresponding secretary. Also Miss Luellyn Nash, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Kendall, chaplain; Mrs. Vern Boxell, press chairman, and Mrs. George Callahan, national representative. Mrs. C. R. Morgan, banquet arrangements committee chairman, is to be assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Siefert and Miss Helen Sinclair,

Art Club Federation

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Board Session Today |

The Indiana Federation of Art Clubs executive board is to meet today noon in the Hotel Washington. Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, president, is to preside. Plans are to be discussed for the autumn art appreciation short course at DePauw University Oct. 29. Observance of national park week Nov, 1-8 with an exhibit of handicraft also is to be planned.

To Preside at Meeting Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp, president of the Mothers’ Club, Fountain Square branch, Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society, is to preside at a meeting this afternoon. Plans for open house are to be completed. The discussion is to be built about the theme “Your Child Needs Friends,”

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson, 5140 N. Meridian St., are returning home after a summer in Europe. They have been spending a few days in New York. Mrs. W. H. Stafford, 3522 Central Ave, is staying at the Hotel Algon- { quin while in New York. [ Mr. and Mrs. F. Ray Smith have returned after spending several | days with their niece, Mrs. Anson | P. Hobbs and Mr. Hobbs, Nowland, | Mich. Mrs. Hobbs returned with { them to visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John P. Robinson. | Among recent arrivals at the | Waldorf-Astoria, New York, are Mr and Mrs. E. H. DeHority, 3045 N. | Pennsylvania St. . | Mrs. W. W. Reedy is to address | the Woman's Home Missionary So- | ciety, First Methodist Church, Co- | lumbus, Ind, on Wednesday. She | is secretary of the citizenship de- | partment, Indiana Conference, | Methodist Episcopal Church. Roy S. Bonsib, New York, is visit[ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. | Bonsib, 642 N. Dearborn St. He is | to go later to Kansas City where | he will speak before the National | Safety Convention.

‘Sororities’ Aids

- For Panhellenic

Dance Selected

| Committees in charge of the Pan-

| | hellenie dance to be given by But[ler University sororities Nov.

| have been announced by Miss Peggy

| Kiefer, general chairman. Miss Charlene Richardson chairman of the orchestra commit-

| tee, assisted by Miss Lucile Broich. { Miss Dorothy Shepperd is head of | of the program committee, assisted by Misses Mary J. Holliday, Marie | Shubert, Dorothy Srader, Martha | Reynolds and Mary Sue Spillman. Chaperone committee members | are Lloyd Aken, chairman: Chloris | Bell and Ian Stanley. Miss Jeanne | Wintz is decorations chairman assisted by Misses Dorothy Durham and Betty Wangelin. Ticket sales are to be handled by Miss Wintz, chairman, and Misses Durham, Holliday and Broich.

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Mrs. Isaac Born (center)

Mondav Clubs’ Activities for

Mrs. E. V. Mitchell, president of the Monday Club, announces the appointment of committees to direct the organization's activities during the year. Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge heads the program committee. Mrs. BE. A. Kelly is in charge of the social activities and the hospitality chairman is Miss Laura Buehler. Mesdames M. B. Costin and C. W. Fields are in charge of the memorial book. Other Mitchell

heads named by Mrs. include Mesdames O. IL. Krans, W. H. Polk, Kelly, W. H. Pearl and the president as delegates to the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Alternates are Mesdames Costin, Minnue Kiefer and Basil Vaught. Delegates to the general federation of clubs meetings are to be Mesdames T. William Engle, Isaac Born. E. C. Rumpler, W. D. Keenan and Mitchell, Alternates are Mesdames L. A. Coleman, Lucinda Spann, E. A. Williams and Clarence (| J. Finch. | Representatives at the seventh | district federation of clubs meetines will be Mesdames Clarence Kittle, E. B. Thompson and Mitchell. Mrs. D. V. Lucas is alternate. A President's Day tea for members was held yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Isaac Born, 533 8. Central Court. “I Went to the Coronation” was the subject of a talk by Mrs. Vaughn Cornish. Honorary guests at the tea were Mrs. Clifford M. Townsend, Mrs. Walter C. Boetcher, Mrs. Henry Ker, Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, Mrs. George M. Cornelius and Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, presi- | dent of the Indiana Federation of | Clubs.

Mrs. Zaring Names Sunnyside Guild Card Party Committees

Mis. A. C. Zaring, chairman of the Sunnyside Guild card party to

| be given Friday in the Murat Temple Egyptian Room, has announced

| committee members assisting with The party is given annually for benefit of Sunnyside Sanitorium | patients, for families of tubercular | patients on the waiting list, or for | those who have been dismissed as arrested cases and are unable to support themselves. Assisting Mrs. Zaring is Mrs. G. J, Bookwalter, event vice chairman. Mrs. Theodore E. Root is ticket chairman, assisted by Mrs. William H. Hanning. Other members of her committee include Mesdames Floyd Mattice, Stowell C. Wasson, Kurt Schmidt, Gus Myers, E. V. Mitchell and G. F. Kleder. Mrs. Carl E. Wood is decorations committee chairman and Mrs. Gaylord Rust, vice chairman. Other committee members are Mesdames { G. W. Dunnington, William Durkin, | George Hilgemeier, Edward Lawson, | Ralph Martin, D, B. Sullivan and J. Hart Laird. Table prizes are to be chosen by Mrs. Robert Sturm, chairman, Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn, assistant chairman, and Mesdames John D., Pearson, E. P. Akin, E. E. Fillion, Harry L. Yelch, E. J. Braman and Myron J. Austin, Mrs. Wayne O. Stone is door prize

Arranges T alk

Bretzman Photo. mrs. John W. Hillman is assist ing with arrangements for the appearance tomorrow night of Clifton M. Utley, Chicago Council of Foreign Relations director, in Caleb Mills auditorium, Shortridge High School. Mr. Utley also is to appear here on Jan. 12 and April 13. The series, called “Current World Affairs,” is being sponsored by the Indianapolis League of Women Voters to provide funds for the maintenance of a downYawn pice,

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| chairman and Mrs, Earl Cox and Mrs. John Garrett assistant chairman, Other members are Mesdames George Koelstaedt, William J. Wemmer, William T. REisenlohr, Wallace O. Lee, James E. Berry,

Charles Renard, and Sydney Rice. Assisting on the table covers committee with Mrs. Fred Knauss, chairman, and Mrs. Walter Webster, assistant chairman, are Mesdames Charles Byfield, Albert W. Claffey, Alvin Fernandes, E. L. Burnett, Harry Elwert and Fred Wagner. Mrs. Chantilla White is publicity chairman. Mrs. Charles Seidensticker is candy chairman and Mrs, Maxwell Lang, assistant chairman. Others on the committee include Mesdames George B. Morrison, Wallace O. Lee, Edward Hilgemeier, T. C. Whallon, Maurice B. Thomas, O. A. Chillson, Sydney Weinstein, Lewis Ferguson and John Bulger Jr. Card tables are to be in charge of Mrs. Schmidt, chairman and Mrs, O. P. Fauchier, assistant chairman, together with Mesdames Attia Martin, Richard Tuttle, Hal Meyer, A. J. Hueber, J. Frank Holmes, Jesse Marshall, B. M. Forbes and Boyd Templeton, Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman is cards and pencils chairman assisted by Mrs. L. C. Burnett, vice chairman. Other committee members include Mesdames James Seward, Murray Auerbach, Daniel L. Bower, H. D. Hamilton, J. T. Sawyer, Rufus Mumeford, and Carrie Hammel. Cigarets are to be provided by Mrs. Charles W. Richardson, chairman, and Mrs. Robert J. Clark, assistant chairman: Mesdames LeRoy Ford, Donald Graham, W. Mort Martin, Howard Linkert, Oscar Perine, Herbert C. Tyson, Chantilla White, George W. Shaffer and Erwin B. McComb. Donations committee is to be headed by Mrs. O. H. Bradway, chairman, and Mrs. Martin, assistant chairman. Other committee members include Mesdames Wayne Stone, Edward H. Hilgemeier, Edward Ferger, William Durkin, John D. Pearson, Edward Enners, Adrian Hamersly, W. D. Keenan and L. E. Wood. Hostesses at the event are to be Mesdames Hamilton, Seidensticker, Chapman, Edward Ferger, Laird, George Lemaux, Carl Wood, Floyd Mattice and B. B. Pettijohn, Mrs, Hamilton is guild president.

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Beautiful Shoes 44 N. Pennsylvania St.

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was hostess to the Monday Club yesterday at her home, 533 S. Central Court. Among the members who attended were

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Year Planned

Times Photo. Mesdames Basil BE. Vaught (left) and William H. Polk. The President's Day tea opened the year’s activities for the organization,

/ N sted roast Monday night at Sullivan Alumnae to Enter tan Lake. Miss Mary Carr, chairman, is

The seror class of St. Vincent's | to be assisted by Misses Anne

Hospital is to be entertained by the | Dugan, Ann Kilfail, Helen Leich | Alumnae Association at a weiner

land Margaret Weadick.

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Included on it is to be a solodrama entitled “Mary Queen of Scots” in costume. She is also to present three character sketches: “Three Cycles of Married Life,” “The Pioneer Mother”, and “Temptations.” Assisting in arrangements are to be Propylaeum officers and the entertainment committee members. Board members include Mesdames Augustus Coburn, Eli Lilly, William R. Higgins, Edson T. Wood, William B. Burford, John E. Hollett, Arthur BE. Krick, J. Raymond Lynn, John G. Rauch, Albert Seaton, Waldo B. Rossetter, Almus G. Ruddell, Fred Sims and Miss Genevieve Scoville. Entertainment committee members are Mesdames Roy Elder

Adams, Earl B. Barnes, Arthur V.

lace O. Lee, P. R. Mallory, H. T. Pritchard, Louis Wolf, Sylvester Johnson Jr, H. C. Keannert and Kurt F. Pantzer. Other sustaining members ine cludes Mrs, Lawrence George Cume

. mins, Miss Mary Pickford, W. H. Wien ee BAYS Seen | Atterbury, Carl Reifstack, Paul memberships are held by Fredric | J Dr, Rnd Mys: w. D. Gatch, M. Ayres, J. J. Daniels, Mr, and | Jed Peerson, Fred Bates Johnson, Mrs. William B. Stokely and Bar- |. *: Prischard, on. L. Ert Slack, rett Moxley. | Joseph R. Williams and William B,

| % " Among sustaining members are Miller.

Eli Lilly

College Club Picnic Set

Smith College Club members are to go to Brown County tomorrow for a picnic luncheon, Miss Elsie Sweeney and Miss Clementine Mile

Brown, Samuel H. Fletcher, Paul | Lee Hargitt, Frank Hoke, William | Cooper Kern, Perry W. Lesh, Walter | C. Marmon, George Philip Meier, James M. Ogden, A. Dickinson

ler, Columbus, are to be hostesses,

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Smith and Everett E. Voyles.

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