Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1937 — Page 25
FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1937 Active in Sorority Affairs
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1. Mrs. George F. Callahan was elected Omega Nu Tau Sorority
grand secretary at the organization’
in Dayton, O.
s national convention held recently
2. Miss Helen F. Turner is the newly elected president of Beta
Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority.
The first of the organization's
rush teas is to be held Sunday in the home of Miss Eleanor Sweeney.
(Block Photo.)
3. Mrs. Russell Wattleworth, retiring president of Alpha Chapter,
Omega Nu Tau Sorority, installed
new chapter officers at a recent
meeting. Mrs. Earl Schull is the organization's new head. 4. Mrs. Lowell Roberts is chairman of the committee arranging for a subscription dance to be given by Alpha Nu and Alpha Tau Chapters, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, Saturday in the Hotel Antlers.
[L.advwood Class | Estelle Poe Marries,
Names Joan Fox Senior President
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Miss Joan Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox, is the new- | ly elected senior class president of Ladywood School for Girls. Other officers are Miss Marion Dreiss, vice president; Miss Mary Irene Smith, secretary, and Miss Frances Ryan, Kokomo, treasurer. Miss Nora Gregory, Detroit, is junior class president and Miss Mary Mowat, Detroit, vice president; Miss Jane Andrews, University City, Mo., secretary, and Miss Dorothy Hall, treasurer. Miss Barbara Hamlin, Detroit, is sophomore class president; Miss Bobette Tobin, Detroit, vice president; Miss Mary Jane Callahan, Grand Rapids, secretary, and Miss Mary Katharine Kratz, Evansville, treasurer, The freshman class is headed by Miss Anna Louise Keach. Miss Mary Therese McNutt is xice president; Miss Louise Ann McCoy, Rushville, secretary, and Miss Dorothy Ann Kernel, treasurer.
New Era Club to Meet
The New Era Club is to hold a President's Day luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. I. W. Riggins, 5658 Central Ave. Mrs. Ray Horne is to present a paper on “Women in Industry,” and Jack Power is to
provide music.
To Live in Wisconsin Times Special FRANKLIN, Oct. 15—Mr. and | Mrs, William Ruedlinger are on | their wedding trip following their | marriage at the Tabernacle Chris- | tian Church Sunday. They are to live in Sheboygan, Wis. Mrs. Ruedlinger was formerly Miss Estelle Poe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther G. Poe, formerly of Indianapolis, -
Legal Group’s
Year to Open
The Indiana Association of Women Lawyers is to hold its first luncheon meeting of the year at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Block's Terrace Room. The legal aid committee's work for the coming year is to be discussed by Miss Jessie Levy, chairman. Other members of the newly created group include Mesdames Irene Faust, Marjorie R. Kinnaird, Florence K. Thacker, Mary E. Ramier and the misses Mildred Gallagher, Marylou C. Patterson and Bess Rob-
bins. Mrs. Ramier, organization president, is to report on the Antionette D. Leach Memorial Services held Oct. 2 at Sullivan.
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Nursing Association Names Mrs. Morrison
Mrs. Donald Morrison was elected Puplic Health Nursing Association vice president at a board meeting yesterday in the headquarters in the Majestic Building. Mrs. Morrison will replace Mrs. Mortimer Furscott, who resigned recently. Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen is to fill Mrs. Morrison’s place on the board. Mrs. Benjamin Hitz, national board member and state chairman, attended a silver jubilee luncheon in Terre Haute Wednesday. Miss Beatrice Short, superintendent, reported on the national convention held this summer. Miss Marie Winkler, assistant superintendent, was elected state president of the P. H. N. A. at the Teire Haute convention.
Miss Schofield to Talk
Miss Belle C. Schofield is to talk on “Egypt” at the weekly luncheonmeeting of the Woman's Rotary Club at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the Columbia Club.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Eight Artists on First Salon Of Hoosier Program Bureau
Artists appearing on the first salon program of the Hoosier Salon Program Bureau's eighth season were announced today by Mrs. E. C.
Rumpler, executive chairman.
& Co. auditorium.
Presentation is to be made at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the L. S. Ayres
Hostesses for the event are to be Mesdames Paul T. Hurt, W. D. Keenan, G. A. VanDyke, Rudolph Groskopf, W. H. Hodgson, John W.
Moore, W. H. Polk, Horace Cassady,
Harry Beebe and F. X. Kern.
Miss Dorothy Perkins, who spe-~ cializes in book reviews, is to appear first. Miss Perkins is a teacher in the Technical High School history department. Mrs. A, G. Matzke, lecturer, who Jds to appear second, has traveled abroad. Her topic is “London, May 12.” Lectures on England . Mrs. Exie Burgess Critchfield, soprano, received her musical training at the University of Nebraska. She has had four years experience
in Chautauqua and Lyceum work.
Mrs. Mabel Jordon Hudelson, lecturer and traveler, who attended the World Conference at Oxford, England, and who has traveled on the
Continent, lectures on “After the Coronation,” “Just Oxford” and “The Shakespeare Country.”
Mrs. Mary Dye Beach, world traveler and lecturer, is a Shortridge High School teacher, She has traveled in the Orient as well as in Europe. Miss Margaret L. Scholl, Conners-
ville, is a reader and pianist. She was educated at Earlham College and Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. Others on Program
Miss Martha and Ruth Smith, Bloomington, who present illustrated lectures, have traveled in Europe and attended schools in France and Switzerland. Mrs. Lillian Foster, Chicago, who presents illustrated lectures and travel talks, has traveled in the Orient. Mrs. Curtis Hodges is to be timekeeper. Mrs. Albert Reep and Miss M. B. Whitman comprise the committee on folder tables, and Mesdames Clair McTurnan and John Downing Jchnson are to be doorkeepers.
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