Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1937 — Page 10

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Sentimental Henry VIII Saved Wives’ Pictures As Painted by Holbein

Art Association Lecturer to Tell of Court Artist; Permanent Fan Collection Is Explained; ~ . Rotary Club Holds Ladies’ Day.

By VIRGINIA MOORHFAD MANNON Despite the fact that Henry VIII did away with his wives with monotonous regularity, he was not without an occasional spark of sentiment. He arranged that some of their likenesses be preserved for posterity in the paintings of Hans Holbein the Younger. Dr. Paul Ganz, Basle, Switzerland, is to ‘discuss the works of Holbein before the Art Association of Indianapolis this evening in the

John Herron Art Museum.

Holbein, Henry VIII's court painter, made portraits not only of the king himself, but of three of his wives—Jane Seymour, Catherine - Howard and Anne of Cleves.. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, who are to entertain for Dr. Ganz while he is in Indianapolis, have in their collection a self-portrait of Holbein which they are lending to the Art

Museum for exhibition this. evening. Mrs.

Guy H. Shadinger, chairman of the association’s activities

committee, and Dr. Shadinger are to entertain with a dinner in the Propylaeum before Dr. Ganz’s lecture. Their guests will include Dr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Coleman, Dr. and ‘Mrs. Edgar F. Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Teel, Mrs. Billie Teel Tappan, Miss Martha Coleman, Donald Sparks and Dr. H. H. Wheeler. Displaying the art institute's permanent collection of folding fans, Miss Anna Hasselman, curator, unfolded the history and use of these lovely museum pieces before the Art Associations. meeting

| yesterday afternoon. « Fans have been used in court ceremonies,

to give commands in

war, to drive away insects, to wave blessings over church congregations, to hide ladies’ blushes as well as their coy glances. From the days of Rameses III they have been used in ceremonials. The

side his litter flicking insects away.

| - Egyptian King made three of his sons fan bearers who walked be-

"The size and shape of fans has varied with the periods in which

they were made. ns were in vogue. Often the guard

Whilé: bouffant skirts were worn in. France, large

contained a diminishing looking

a i) and sometimes there were- little gauze insets which could be

used as peek-holes.

: Sir Joshua Reynolds is one of the great artists who is supposed _to have painted rare and beautiful fans. Queen Mary's grandmother, the Duchess of Cambridge, collected fans and the dowager queen also nike a marvelous collection. Her favorite is made of woodcock feath-

ers. = Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge has lent the quisite French and Spanish fans from the

which are now on display.

institute a number of ex-. rshall Field collection,

Following the lecture tea was served in Sculpture Court. Pre-

siding at the tea table were Mrs. F.

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Neal Thurston and Mrs. H, O.

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. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley have issued invitations for a tea

Bec. 26 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of Miss Jane

Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams, who is to wnake her debut Christmas night. Other parties planned in honor of . ‘Miss Adams are the tea Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lanville Brown will give in their home Dec. 19 and the luncheon Miss Nancy Gooédrich

is to give Dec. 20, Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr. will entertain with a dinner Dec. 28 before the University of Pennsylvania's Mask

and Wig show at English’s Theater, ;

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A number of dinner parties are to be given in the. Columbia

Club Saturday evening before the

December Lambs Club frolic.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Gaston will be Messrs. and Mesdames Austin H. Brown, John D. Gould, Elias C. Atkins, Donald McLeod, Sylvester Johnson, Frank Rockwell Morris, Jackson, Mich., who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gaston; Mrs. Anna Marie Gall Sayles, Mrs.

* Ward Hackleman and Joseph J. Daniels,

Meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfield before dining at the Columbia Club in a Dutch treat party are to b Messrs. and Mesdames William MacGregor Morris, Roy Palmer, Charles Porter, Col. and Mrs. A. W. Herrington and Dr. Walter Breutsch. Another Dutch: treat party is to include Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek, chairmen of the entertainment for the evening, “The Lambs College ec, Jo Messrs. and Mesdames Norman Metzger,

Michael J. Duffecy, Joseph. Brower,

Louis Meek, Samuél Runnels

Harrell and Laurens 1. Henderson. Mr./and Mrs. James F. Frenzel .- and Theodore Stein Jr. will also entertain dinner guests in the

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Davis has returned to the University of Cin-

ginnati after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Davis.

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Miss Elsie Sinclair has returned

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2 8 2 fy £ from Evanston, Ill, where she

Visited ‘her sister, Mrs. Philip/ Will Jr., and Mr. Will in their new

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Harper J. Ransburg, Indianapolis Rotary Club president, welcomed nearly 400 club members and their wives at the organization's

Silver Anniversary Year Ladies’ Day

luncheon in the Claypool Hotel

yesterday. Red carnations and holly berries set in clumps of boxwood decorated the luncheon tables. A musical program by the Sigma

Alpha Iota String Sinfionetta, gifts

for the women, door prizes, a

style show and cards were included in the afternoon’s entertainment. ~ Edward W. Harris headed the committee in charge of the party. Other committee members were R. Norman Baxter, vice chairman; * Dr. Ernest Cofield, Thomas Ruckelshaus, Harry R. DeWolf, Paul Lee Hargitt, Frederick T. Holliday, W. Paul Jones, Arthur E. Krick, Don |

A. Morrison, Kenneth K. Woolling, Dudley R. Gallahue and

Williams Jr.’

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Clubs Announce Hostess And Programs for Meetings

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Several club meetings are scheduled for each remaining day this week. Many organizations made announcement of hostesses and pro-

grams over the week-end. « “Gifts are to be exchanged at the Minerva Club meeting tomorrow in the home of Mrs. John E. Clinton, 330 N. Randolph St. Mrs. George

wn. * The Rev. Richard M. Millard is $0 discuss “Christmas in England” at the Wednesday Afternoon. Club B. PF.

Entwistle, 1830 Holloway St. as Jhostess. Mrs. Charles Trotter is

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= Officers, directors and chairmen of standing committees of the Eliza ‘A. Baker Club are to meet at 7:30 P. m. today in the home of Mrs. Jean DeVie, 3115 Graceland Ave. - . ® # # :

* Christmas carols are to be sung py the Mandolay quartet at the meeting of the Mandolay chapter, International ‘Travel-Study Club Inc. Mrs. Frank Bowles is to sing and a Christmas story is to be told by Mrs. C. E. Stout. * Luncheon is to be served at noon. Mrs. Arthur Wilson, 517 E. 33d St., is to be -hostess, assisted by Mrs. Logan Jenkins and Mrs. W. IT Snyder. : 3 ® » # = 5 = Four more club meetings for fomorrow have been announced. The annual Christmas party of the Merrimac Club is to be held that night in the home of Mis. Garvey Kemper, Sijver Hills. : . iE . ®

+ Mrs. Fred Kepner, 108 S. Belmont gt. is to. be hostess at a Service Study Club meeting. Mrs. ‘Austin J. Kassler and Mrs. True Carpenter are arranging the program.

Also on Thursday is the luncheon for Thursday Afternoon Club memrs in the home of Mrs. Howard ley, 2206 Carrollton Ave. and the dies’ Federal Club meeting with Mrs. Edward J. Whitaker, 2525 Manker St. wie

boi, 8 = = She A symposium of “Twentieth Cen- ~ Trends” was a highlight of

Irvington Home Study Club meeting yesterday in the home of

frs, George D. Thornton, 75 Audu-|

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bon Road. The hostess is to be assisted by club officers. Several guests are to be present.

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I.ocal Branch of State Assernbly - Club Will Meet

_ The Indianapolis branch of the State Assembly Woman's .Club is to hold a tea this afternoon in the Governor's Nansion as its annual Christmas party.. The program is to include vocal numbers by Mrs. Lenore Ivey Fredrickson; ¥A Christmas Story,” by Mrs. George B. Gannon, and two piano numbers by Mrs. Lucille Wag-

| ner and Imogene Pierson.

Receiving with Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend, hostess, are to be the party chairmen and club officers. In charge of the tea are to be Mrs. Posey T. Kime, general chairman, and the Mesdames Frank E. Finney, Curtis W. Roll, William Storen, Edward Wakelam, Carl Wood, Walter J. Behmer and Miss Emma May. Members are to bring contributions for the Indianapolig Day Nursery. ™

Music Project Concert Is Set

Several city musical organizations are to participate in the Federal Music Project Concert to be pre= sented at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, in School 343. ) Featured on the program are to be selections by -a mass women’s chorus, directed by Miss: Ruby Kerr and gccompanied by Miss Haley Harold, . Included in the glee club are the Mothers’ Choruses from Schools 18, 20, 43, 54, 69 and the Edgewood School; the American Legion Auxiliary Glee Club and the Roosevelt Temple Church Choir. Several selections are to be played by a band directed by Paul Fidlar. Community singing of christfhas carols is to be led by Miss Kerr,

0. E. S. Unit Plans Party The Queen Esther chapter 3, O. E. S, is to hold a Christmas entertainment and dance Friday st the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois

Sts., for members and their families. Stella Van Ardsdale is to.be Worthy Matron and Clarence Kittle, Worthy Patron. Cochairmen are to be Miss

Rea L. Koehler and "Miss Hazel Madinger. Tela a a \

Wed Recently in Sacred Heart

Miss Louise Kernel became the bride of Clarence 1 Michaelis . gua in a pretty i ceremony read Nov. 25 in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend (right) is to be hostess at the Governor's Mansion this afternoon for a musical tea of the Indianapolis branch of the

| State Assembly

[Plans Made

For Cornell

| Club Show

| | Committees Are ‘Named | For Production Here

-, Christmas Night.

Committee heads and committees

| to arrange for the production of | the Cornell University Musical Club

show hére on Christmas night were announced today by Otto N. Frenzel, eral arrangements chairman. “Oh, What a Night” is to be pre"sented ‘at English’s Theater. It 1s

“| the first Cornell show to appear

here in the last eight years, Tickets are available at a special window in

‘| the Merchants Bank.

Committee heads include Owen M. Mothershead, theater and ushers: chairman; Anton Vonnegut and

‘| Nicholas H. Noyes, cochairmen of

the tea-dance Christmas afternoon for the show cast; John Sloane Kittle, John F. Modrall and Harry V. Wade, tickets; Cornelius O. Alig and William H. Morrison, patrons; August C. Bohlen and John Pefer Frenzel Jr., dance invitations; Wilson Mothershead, R. Ralston Jones ‘and Walter W. Kuhn, program and publicity. Ticket Committee Listed

| : The general ticket committee will

. include Cone Barlow, William Gar-

-..} vin - Bastian, + | Sanford W. Benjamin, John A. Ben- | “I nett, Henry W. Bliss, Walter W.

T . Women’s Club. Mrs. Posey T.

Kime is general arrangements chairman. The event is the club’s annual Christmas party. :

Taylor. Delta chapt., Xi Delta Xi. College Ave., hostess. Mrs. Irving Crouch. ence Schaub, hostess. 1501 Dearborn, hostess.

hostess.

542 Lockerbie St.

Holy Angels School. Hall.

hostesses.

EVENTS

Alpha chapt., Omega Nu Tau. 7:30 p. m. tonight. Hotel Lincoln. Kappa chapt., Alpha Omicron Alpha. ‘8 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Ralph

Alpha chapt, Rho Delta Zeta. Thurs. night. Y. W. C. A. Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Elva Dowalter, chairmen. Tonight. Rho Gamma Pi.. Tonight. Miss Geneva Tharp, hostess, in home of Pi Lambda Theta. 7:30 p. m.. Sat. Beta chapt., Omega Phi Tau. 8 p. m. today. Lewella Hickman, Psi Chi Phi. 8:15 p. m. today. Miss Jesse Clark; 1628 Lawrence St., LODGE ~~ * . Mineola council 31, Pocahontas. 8 pjm. tonight. 512 N. Illinois St. : CLUB

Fa-Lo-Sis. Tonight. Miss Sue Neff, hostess. Evadnie. 8:15 tonight. Mrs. Marion Wooley, 267

Artemas. Tues. . Hamilton Food Shop, 1309 ‘N. Pennsylvania. PROGRAM ‘Board of Managers, Indianapolis Day Nursery. 10:30 a. m. Thurs.

CARD PARTY

Miss Margaret Duvall, 6322

Christmas party. Miss Flor=

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m. Thurs. December committee,

“Interviewing the World by Air

‘Interviewing World by Air’ Is Topic of Woman Traveler

in Ten Weeks” is to be Miss Paula

Lecler’s topic for a talk this afternoon before the Woman's Department

Miss Lecter, who circled the globe in little more than two months and who has interviewed many interesting personages in many countries, is to relate her experiences, including accounts of interviews with Premier Metaxas, dictator of Greece; Mahat Gandhi, Haille Selassie and Gen. Chiang Kai-shek and his wife. Miss Lecler has written for numerous newspapers and magazines. A business meeting was to precede the lecture at 2 p. m. The American Home Department is to be hostess at the tea to follow the lecture. Decorations and appointments are to be in the Christmas motif. Ushers for the lecture are to include Mrs. Lewis A. Ferguson, chairman; Mrs. Edward P. Everett and Mrs. Donald Graham. : The tea committee includes Mrs. Lawrence F. Orr, chairman; Mes‘dames Jess. E. Martin, Albert E. Adair, R. J. Anderson, John Berns, George A. Bowen, Frank F. Brandt, Walter C. Garten, Oliver. 8. Guio, Henry Leighton, Tobert B. Malloch, william C. McGuire, Lawrence McGuire, Lawrence McTurnan, Charles

.| PF. Miller, John ‘W. Moore, Robert

.L. Moorhead, Lewis P. Robinson, F. Frances Rumpler and Miss Lena Laura Nestor. i

Thetas to Hear Visitor to China

- Mrs. S. S. Jenkins, a recent visitor in Shanghai, China, is to speak at $30 p. m. Saturday before the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.

| Her subject is to be “The Crisis in

the Far East.” ! The meeting is to be held in the home of Mrs. Clarence Zinn, 3902

| N. Delaware St., and is to be in the

form of a Christmas party. ‘Mrs. Dale Hodges, Indianapolis alumnae president, is to preside. Mrs. Barl Heassler is to pour and Miss Louise Wills is to be cha of hostesses. : : Sevitzky to Address Altrusa Club Friday Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis Symphony ‘conductor, is to speak at an Altrusa Club dinnermeeting Friday night in the Columbia Club. Mrs. Sevitzky is to be a guest. : Miss Mabel J. Guttery is to preside. . The club is to hold its Chliristmas party Dec. 20 in the Columbia Club. Members are to make

voluniary contributions for the support of various city charities.

Legion Auxiliary to Meet Madden-Nottingham Unit = 348, American Legion Auxiliary, is to. hold a benefit card party tomorrow night in the - Citizens Gas” Co. Building. Phocceds are to go for welfare work. s

Club in the clubhouse. @

N arrators Plan ~ Christmas Fete

The Narraters are to hold their annual Christmas party at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Merton Johnson, 3730 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Albert G. Neff is to be installed president of the organization by Mrs. Donovan A. Turk, retiring president. . Other officers tobe installed are Mrs. Thomas Carlin, vice president,

and Mrs. Kenneth Dotterer, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Neff is to announce - committee chairmen and members for the year. Mrs. Joe W. Sovine is to read a Christmas story. Gifts are to be exchanged)

Charles R. Beckett,

Bonns, -David V. Burns, Harold Caminez, Clarence E. Chatfield, Raymond Clapp, Albert R. Coffin, John J. Cooper, Lewis C. Cox, Noland B. Daley, Wylie J. Daniels, Latham A. DeMilt Jr., Dr. Ira H. Derby, Philip A. Derham, Julian M. Fauvre, Howard F. Foltz, Mortimer Frankel, Thomas M. Gardner, E. L. Gates, William E. Gavin, Colin B. Gilchrist, Dr. Wilbur F. Grant, Merritt Harrison, Batist R. Haueisen, John T. Heckel and H. S. Hermanson. ‘ Assisting on the reception committee will be William I. Hoag, John W. Hofman, Thomas S. Hood, Bertram F. Huestis, Charles H. Hurd, Edwin C. Hurd, Harlow Hyde Jr, Edward D. James, Elijah Jordan, Harry B. Ketcham, Wilfred XK. Krauss, John F. Kurfiss Jr., William Fisk Landers, Albert Lang, Dr. Bernard J. Larkin, Archie N. Lawson; Frank K. Levinson, Samuel K. McCain, Pred L. McDonald, Paul V. Matkins, Maurice F. May and Edward H. Mayo. The patrons committee will include Raymond Miller, William E. Munk, Edward A. Ogle, S. G. Pattison, Dr. Irvine Page, Alfred IL. Piel, Elmer W. Piel, Lafayette L. Porter, Dr. James W. Putnam, Rob/B. yne L. Ritter, rles A. Robards Edgar Rogers, Sherwood Jr. George H. Smith, Obie J. Smith Jr., Clarence S. Sweeney, Theodore H. Thompson, Anton Richard Vonnegut, Fred L. Warner, Ralph F. Wilcox, Alvin B. Williams and Thomas N. Wynne.

|Alpha Omigron Pi

Alumnae to Mark Club’s Founding

The Indianapolis| Alumnae of Alpha Omicron Pi are to celebrate the 40th year of their founding with a dinner at 8 p. m, today at the Butler chapter house, 408 W. 44th

St. : Mrs. L. Victor Brown, vice president, is to preside. Mrs. Theodore P. Marbaugh is to be general chairman and her committee includes Mesdames Lester Nicewander, C. C. Trueblood, J. H. Ober, Miss Geraldine Kindig and Miss Helen Smith. ‘Miss Kindig is to have charge of the candle lighting service. Miss Marie Schubert is to play piano seJections during the service.

Luncheon Is Scheduled

- Mrs. Nellie Walker, 20 Johnson Ave. is to be hostess at 12:30 p. m., Dec. 18,-at a covered dish luncheon for members of the Irvington Auxiliary, American Legion. Mrs. Walker is to be assisted by Mesdames C. A. Woerner, Mary J. Fulton and

L. A. Phelan, unit president.

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‘Mme. ‘Adele Robert, instructor in French at Orchard School, is to speak before ! the Alliance Francaise at 8 p. m. tomorrow in | the Hotel Washington. ; Mme. | Robert’s topic is to be “An Ex- | periment in Living.” ,

Luncheon-Bridge Is Set in Honor | Of Bride-to-Be

Miss Julia Freyn is to entertain Saturday at her home, 4925 N. Meridian St., with a luncheon-bridge in honor of Miss Marguerite Diener. Miss Diener is to become the bride of William Frederick Souder Jr. on Dec. 1% © Miss Freyn’s guests are to include Mesdames Philip Cornelius, Harrison Eiteljorg, Taylor Land, E. K. Fisher, William Wiggins, Samuel W. Simpson, M. J. Duffecy Jr., E. E. Whitehill, L. D. Foster, George Hilgemeijer, J. I. Cummings, Miss Mary Koehler and Miss Jean Brown.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cahill entertained last night at their home, 1322 Bellevue St, with a bridge and shower in honor of Miss Norma Jo Davidson and George Fisher Jr., whose wedding is to take place Dec. 18. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Gibson, Misses Mildred Gilmore, Virginia Goodwin, Patricia Kingsbury and Messrs. Phillip Sweet, Max Townsend and Robert White. .

Indiana School Women’s Group* Plans Meeting

The Indiana School Women’s Club is to meet at 10:30 <. m. Satur day -in the Hotel Lincoln. The morning business session is ‘to include a report of the Tenure -Committee; dealing with state teacher tenure statutes. : At the luncheon meeting, which is to follow at 12:15 p. m., Mrs. Henry Lestér Smith, Bloomington, is to talk on “Impressions of Japanese Women.” She gathered material for the talk during a tour of Japan last summer. Miss Bertha F. Nelson, Ft. Wayne, is president, and Miss Martha D. Harris, Terre Haute, is secretary of the organization. ! |

Junior Auxiliary of Legion Post to Meet

Miss Betty Jane Kyle and Miss Mary Anne Kyle, 1016 E. Palmer St. are to entertain the Hayward Barcus Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 55 at an all-day meeting on Saturday. | Miss Mary Jane Catterson, president, and Mrs. Joseph S. Lutes, sponsor, are in charge of. favors for the Christmas party to be held for the children at the Wheeler City Mission on Dec. 18. Mrs. Arnold Graham is to aid in planning an entertainment for a division of small boys at the Knightstown liome on ec. 26.

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Columbia

Luncheon

Out-of-Town Members to Serve as Hostesses For Event Today.

A luncheon-bridge, the first in a 'series of holiday events, was. held lat 12:30 p. m, ‘today in the Columbia Club. Out-of-town members were hostesses to members and their guests. ; . Mrs. George W. Plerce of Anderson. was the arrangements come

| mittee chairman, assisted by Mes«

dames Earl Sells, J. E. Westerfield, C. L. White, Simon Stewart, A. IL.

| Paynter, and O. V. Badgley, all of | Anderson. Appointments and decora- | tions Awere in the Christmas motif.

Other committee members included Mrs. Fred S. Purnell, Attica; Mrs, Cambridge City; Mrs. C. G. Pike, Plainfield; Mrs. J. H. Klippinger, Rushville; Mrs, Hinkle C. Hayes and Mrs. Robert White, Sullivan. Others were Mrs. Charles W. Miller, Terre Haute; Mrs. George F.Heighway, Bloomington; Mrs. W. H, Patton, and Mrs. W. A. Kennedy, Martinsvile; Mesdames Roy Metzger, E. C. Pulliam and H. W. GC. Gosdick, Lebanon; Mrs. Arthur %J, Halton. and Mrs. “E. F. Hadley, Mooresville; 'Mesdames Otis Bradway, H.-M. Bramberry and B. L, Harrison, Newcastle; Mesdames M., L. White, E. E. Neal and F. L, Conkle, ‘Noblesville; Mrs. Philip R. Long, Columbus, and Mrs. P. R. Brodbeck, Edinburg. ;

Notre Dame Glee

Club to Sing at Murat Temple

The University of Notre Dame Glee Club, directed by Prof. Joseph Casasanta, is to appear in the Murat Temple tonight.

The Mothers’ Club and the Boosters Club at Cathedral High School and other school organizations are sponsoring the glee club’s appearance here. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indian apolis, is to head patrons and patronesses. Others include Messrs. and Mesdames Rudolph Aufderheide, William A. Brenner, Elmer J. Fox, Raymond Fox, Richard A. Graham, William J. Hurrle, Carl Ittenbach, Ralph Ittenbach, Thomas J. Jones, Joseph E. Kernel, Robert E. Kirby, William H. Kreig, Wallace O.‘Lee, Maurice McGrath, Frank M. McHale, Frank McKinney. Others include Messrs. and Mesdames Leo C, McNamara, Frank Madden, D. J. Matthews, Frank Montrose, 2. C. Reilly, Harry E. Scott, William Schnorr, Joseph E. Sexton, Thomas D. Sheerin, Clarence S. Sweeney, William Umphrey, Mrs. William C.\ Bachelder, Mrs, Carrie Rink, Ownie Bush and Henry Frommeyer.

Democratic Club Officers Name

Mrs. H. Kenneth Cooper was reelected president of the Young Women’s Democratic Club at a recent meeting in ‘the Palm Room of the Claypool Hotel. Other officers re-elected include Mrs. Margaret Linnaman, vice president; Miss Alice Carton, treasurer, and Miss Jean O’Connor, core responding secretary. Miss Jean Vinson, recording secretary, was the only new officer . elected. New executive committee mems=bers include Mrs. John M. Kelley, Mrs. Bertha Frey, Miss Mary Brown and Miss Mary Killilea. Those continuing their: terms are the Misses

Josephine Deery. j Miss Mildred Gallagher, committee chairman, presided.

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