Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1937 — Page 31

TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 193%

‘Needlework Guild Members’ |

Clubs Here Map Year's | Activities

| president. The local better its present | and last

Programs Get Under Way |

As Most President's Days Pass,

Now that President's Day for most Indianapolis clubs is but a pleasant memory, vear's programs of various organizations are rapidly getting under way The Meridian Club was to |

Inter-Se meeting y With “reading” ] Paul Kilby, who t speaker, was to disAlong the Book-

Heights

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Mrs. O. W. Bridgeford was to disWell Can You Read?” Beach was to be hostess Mrs, Maxwell Shaw. » nN n club w year's

cuss “How Mrs. C. H assisted by One hose work is 12 owever, is the Alpha Beta Latreian Club. who was observe President's Day today Highland T and Paul D. Whittemore to be honored guest A. Hancock is to be

Just beginning

5 = n A tomorrow meeting is the Wednesday Aft which is to meet Mrs. Harry Schwab. Blvd Mrs. Herbert be assistant hostess. Mrs. J. R. Home is to “Your Carriage, Madam,” ana Mrs Charles Trotter is to read the Bible lesson Accordion music is to be played by Miss Myra Joe Gavin. N » »

that of rnoon 2 p. m. with 2660 Kessler Rennard is to

discuss

Tomorrow is {o be British Guest Day for the Daughters of the Brit-

ish Empire, Drybrough Abbey Chap-|

ter. Mrs. Douglas Allen is to be hostess assisted by Mrs. P. F. Tague and Miss Florence Tague. Mrs. R. F Daggett is to the subject “Development of Art.” n N n

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Mrs. Ernest Spickelmier was to be hostess today at an Inter Alia Club meeting. She was also to review the book “White Banners” hy Llovd Douglass, Mrs. Fred E. Wagoner was to review "Drums Along the Mohawk” by Walter D. Edmonds, ® ® ® hostesses this week were to be Mrs. May VanNatta and Mrs. Mayme Castor assisted by Mrs. John Mathews, Mrs. VanNatta was to be hostess to the Independent 1 Club today. Castor and

ere hostesses to the

Among other }

Mrs. Amicitia Club the President's Day lunchMm in the Columbia Club. Mrs. Wil1 Perry is president,

ay at

5 & Bovd 1s to be Advance Club meeiMrs. George BE

hostess

ys {0 QIsSCuss of colonial Williamsburg. ® & = Today was President's

Day for

nembers of the Irvington Tuesday |

tb. Mrs. Clarence Hughel was to nake a travel talk at the luncheon neeting. Mrs. M. H Reasoner,

resident, was to be honored guest. !

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The Alpha Kappa Latreian Club was to have a guest meeting at 2 p. today in

Pennsylvania St.

tesses were to be Mrs. |

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Drive Is to End on Sunday To Meet at!

The annual membership week

Needlework Guild of America opened Sunday and is to continue through Saturday, according to an announcement by Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood,

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group is striving to | membership of

| ganization head was to leave to- | day to attend a meeting of the na- | tional board. Mrs. Sherwood, national first vice president, is to precide in the absence of the presi- | dent, Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, Princeton, N. J. Plans for the year's roundup Nov, 92 to 5 in the Knights of Columbus Hall are to be made Thursday at a meeting of section presidents in Mrs. Sherwood's home.

Guild officers besides Mrs. Sher- |

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of the Indianapolis branch of the

In its 33 years of existence the

vear's collection of Indianapolis branch of the guild | ) ok more than 13.000 garments. The or- | has gathered 1744000 new gar- | ments for the needy. Branches of |

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| the guild are located in 41 states. An important section of the organization is the Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. Lyman Pearson is chairman. Included in this group are the sew- | ing departments of Shortridge, | Technical and Washington | Schools, the Girl Scouts, Tudor Hall | School, Junior Catholic Daughters | and Job's Daughters. Last year they | contributed 969 garments. The 1937 executive committee in-

High nual state conference today, tomor- |

French Lick

Local Delegation Departs | for Three-Day Assembly.

A delegation of | Daughters of the American Revolution members left today for French Lick to attend the 37th an-

| ro wand Thursday. | Mrs, William A. Becker's address

| tonight in the French Lick Springs | | Hotel is to open the event. Mrs. |

wood are Miss Juliette Bryan and cludes Miss Alida Sherwood, jun-| pecker is president general of the

Mesdames Frank S. Fishback, | Charles A. Gerrard and George B. Elliott. vice presidents; Mrs, Cecil K. Calvert. secretary, and Miss Lil- | lian Taggart, treasurer. Guild membership is open to all persons agencies in caring for needy.

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| jor work chairman; Miss Victoria Schreiber, assistant chairman; Mrs. Oscar L. Pond, publicity chairman; Mrs. Ray Fatout, transportation | chairman; Mrs. E. I. Wagner, shoe { fund chairman; Mesdames P. C.

land Miss Gertrude Baker.

| National Society of the D. A. R. |

MS William H. Schlosser, Frank- | lin, state regent, is to preside at | the sessions.

is to be “Interchange of the Solution of Our

theme Thought in Problems.” Othere speakers are to include | Congressman Robert Secrist, Ohio;

Indianapolis |

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D.A.R. Aids |

School No. 66 will hold its Parent-| Piano music will be furnished by | Dr. William Lowe Bryan, Indiana | University president emeritus; Dr. |

Teacher meeting at 3:15 o'clock, | tomorrow afternoon. The program will consist of a talk on “Safety” by

Morton, installation of officers and introduction of Community Fund speaker will give a short talk. Tea in honor of new members will be served. A radio program and a reception for mothers and teachers new to the school have been planned by the Parent-Teacher Association of school No. 67 for Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

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A talk by a representative of the Community Fund and a tea for new

members, mark the Parent-Teacher | _.. . . ; { | program at officers, followed by a social hour |

school No. 68, tomor- | row afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.

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The Mother's Study Group of gic by the mothers’ chorus, installa- | |

board members. A!

The meeting Individual during the

Miss Catherine Bell. I will open at 2:00 o'clock. | rooms are giving teas | week for the mothers,

Club | airs. Ada Clark, songs by Mrs. Lois | ® % »

| “Community Obligations” will be | the subject of the talk by George | Fisher, principal, at school No. 58. tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. | Music furnished by the Junior High {School Chorus, installation oi | will complete the program. » n 5

A program by the first grade, mu-

Mrs. W. R. Shirley retiring presi- |

Stewart McClelland, Lincoln Uni- | versity; Dean Agnes E. Wells, In- | diana University, and Dr.

Chris- |

| topher B. Coleman, State Librarian. |

Another national officer who is to | attend the conference is Mrs. Wil- | lam Pouch, New York, organizing secretary-general and Children of

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| the American Revolution president. | Social highlights are to include |

| the annual officers’ club banquet

and a dinner of delegates Tuesday night. State regents are to be hon- | ored at a reception after the Tues- | day night program.

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‘Guests Invited

| Bv Garden Club fr,

school No. 69 will meet at 1:30 tion of officers, introduction of vari- | to hold a guest day and tea at 2

o'clock, tomorrow. Mrs. Donald R.!ous chairmen, and a short talk by|oclock Friday

afternoon at the

Curtis, leader of the group will dis- | 34 representative of the Community | home of Mrs. Robert Bracken, 5811

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Ruth Courtney demonstration and No. 65, tomorrow at 2:30 Music will be furnished bv chorus. Tea will Ye

Miss will give a food school o'clock. he mothers’ verved. h

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welcome new officers and school No. 72, tomorow at 3:15 o'clock. New officers | for the year are, Mrs. August C. | Mueller, president, Mrs, Walter Kisvice president, Miss Emeline Joseph, secretary, Mrs. E. L. Hays, treasurer,

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Mrs. Maude Criswell will speak on ‘he “Youth of Todav” at school No. 73, tomorrow at 2:00 o'clock. Additional features will be an entertainment by the children and songs by the Harmony Club, followed by a social hour. Greetings from Miss Maude Price. principal, and vocal selections vy Hugh Mason accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Mason, will be the main features on the program Wednesday afternoon, at school No. 78, at 2:30 to'clock. n » w

DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of city schools, will speak tomor-

row afternoon at School No. 84. |

Robert Berner and Mrs. Nail. Following a short meeting, guests were tained at a bridge party. Newly elected officers are Mrs. T A. Kimberlin Jr. president; Mrs. Walton Wheeler Jr. vice president; Mrs. Richard T. Hill. corresponding secretary: Mrs. Dalton, recording secretary and Mrs. Charles T. Harden, treasurer,

Adrian business

talk at

Mrs. Ida B. Helphinstine, princi- |

to be enter- |

| tomorrow afternoon's program at | school No. 61. The meeting opens at 12:30 o'clock. ¥ u =" “Why Become a Member of State and National Parent-Teacher Associations,” will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. Clayton Ridge, at { school No. 62, tomorrow afternoon | at 1:30 o'clock. Music will be pro{vided by Mrs. Octavia o. Landers,

| violin, and Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brody, | J. R. Donagh, H. A. Opperman and |

| piano.

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| School No. 86 will honor new members to its association by a reception, tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock

| Violin music will be provided by Mrs. |

Oren Pritchard. n » ”

* { Mrs. Vivian Marbury. principal of |

School No. 87, will talk on “Some | Objectives of Our School,” tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. A pro- | gram by the 1B grade under the di- | rection of Mrs. Delight Hinton will 2 followed by a social hour. | 4 n » { School No. 91 will hear Mrs. | Charles Mueller talk on “The Fam- | ilv’s Spiritual Needs” tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. = =» =n

Mrs. Clayton Ridge is to speak lat school 44 at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Music is to be furnished by pupils of Manual Training High | School. a social hour is to follow.

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| Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, president of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak at School No. 82, tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Additional features will be a "Good English” play by the 4A and 5B grades and music by the | second primary chorus.

Installation of officers and |

“Young Child in the pund, will be the main features on |N. pennsylvania St.

The program is to include a paper | on evergreens, to be read by Mrs. | A, G. Stevenson, president of the ! spade and Trowel Garden Club,

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The Blue Flower Garden Club is |

and a book review by Mrs. Harlan |

| Craig on "The American Garden.”

| Special guests are to include Mus. | | Walter P, Morton, Indiana Garden |

| Clubs president, and heads of vari- | ous garden clubs in the city.

| Mrs. Robert Joyce, president, Mrs.

| M. A. Tuttle are assistant hostesses. |

[Lambda Chi Unit Hears President

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Liovd D. Claycombe. national president of Lambda Chi Alpha, spoke at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon | today, given by the Lambda Chi | Mothers’ Club in the chapter house. { Mothers of the new pledges were | special guests. The program included [violin numbers by Miss Virginia Langer. | Luncheon hostesses Included | Mesdames C. H. Taylor, W. F. Wag-

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ner. William Grauel, M. H. Willett |

| and Josephine Arnold.

| —_— | 'D.A.R. Group to Hear |

| Coronation Address

| Mrs. Charles F. Voyles, 4150 N. | Meridian St., is to be hostess to the | Wheel and Distaff, Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, D. A. R,, at 2 p. m. Friday. Mrs. Vaughn Cornish is to speak on the Coronation. Assistant hostesses are to be Mesdames William Henry Harrison, W. F. Kegley, Wil-

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