Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1938 — Page 4

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Several Dinner Parties Will Precede Colorful Civic Theater Carnival

Vv jenna Cafe Is Reported Setting for 19th Annual Dance at Indianapolis Athletic Club Tonight.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON By midnight tonight the glamorous Viennese Carnival will be in full swing at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. «The Civic Theater's 19th costume ball bids fair to be \. the most widely attended and picturesque of a long series

of gay parties. Rumor has it that the setting is to be reminiscent of Sacher’s, the famous cafe on the Ring, in old Vienna. Among the exotically costumed guests doubtless more than one “Empress Elizabeth,” gowned as for a Schonbrunn fete, will swing into the rhythm of a Viennese waltz. Serpentine and colorful balloons will add a carnival note as the procession of guests arrives. A number of dinner parties have been arranged at the Athletic Club Other groups will come from dinners in homes and still others will attend the Symphony concert before the Jal. Mr. and Mrs. Toner M. Overley will have as their dinner guests at the ‘club Messrs. and Mesdames Russell S. Williams, George H. Lilly, James Hogshire and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cross will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs, Russell P. Veit. In another group attending the party will be Mr. and Mrs Paul W. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Millard E. Mogg and Mr. and Mrs. J. Owen Mogg, Chicago. One large Dufch treat party dining at the club will include Messrs. and Mesdames John Gordon Kinghan, Carl R. Vonnegut, John G. Williams, Alex Taggart Jr., Henry H. Todd, John McEwen, George Fotheringham, R. Kirby Whyte, Miss Eunice Dissette and William Ramey. Reservations for dinner parties have also been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Frank J. Hoke, Ralph Boozer, William G. Sparks, L. G. Gordner, Alfred S. Etcheyerry, Miss Katharine Fulton, Ralph Hiatt, Martinsville, and Louis Fletcher.

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Additional parties have been arranged by Messrs. and Mesdames Richard W. Bunch, James Lavin, H. H. Arnholter, Richard T. Hill, D. L. Jones, Norman Green, Arthur G. Loftin, E. D. Foley Jr., Frederick G. Albershardt, N. W. Merrill, Harry Case, J. W. Brant, William H. Wemmer, Ralph Thompson, H. L. Cramer, I. S. DeFenelon, Coburn Scholl and Fred Bates Johnson. Reservations have been made by Dr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Greer, Dr. and Mrs. Morris, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Botkin, Dr. James W. Huckleberry, Harold Bredell, Richard Thomas, Truman Ewing pa the Misses Mary Elam and Barbara Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke, cochairmen for the carnival, are being assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames Fotheringham, Whyte, Kinghan, Albershardt, the Misses Stafford and Dissette and Mr. Richard McCreary. : 2 x = 2 2 =

‘Water sports, riding, dancing and other special delights of camp life were shown in the motion pictures of Ecole Champlain run off Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfield entertained a group of young women and their parents with reels taken last summer at the beautiful Vermont camp where French is spoken. Dr. Homer Hamer acted as movie operator. Among Indiana girls who haye attended Ecole Champlain are the Misses Patricia and Townsend Eaglesfield, Barbara Hickam, Amy Jose, Nancy McCowan, Judy Hamer, Patricia Jones of Indianapolis, Virginia Coyner of Lafayette and ‘Ruth Fishback of Muncie.

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* Mrs. Lenore Coffin compared Franz Joseph Haydn, prolific composer, to George Washington at yesterday afternoon’s preconcert symphony lecture at the Athenaeum. Haydn and Washington were , both born in 1732 and Haydn’s symphonies are as far from our Prstent day terse manner of expression as is Washington’s “Farewell , Address.” Haydn is called the father of the orchestra because he - divided it into choirs of strings, woodwinds and hrasses, Mrs. Coffin told members of the Women’s Committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society. Resphigi, who composed “The Pines of Rome” suite in 1924, was one of a group of young Italians who wanted to show the world that Italians could write orchestra and chamber music as well as opera, she said. The score of the suites calls for trumpets placed here and there throughout the theater. A phonograph record of a nightingale’s song is used in the third movement because the composer said neither coloratura soprano nor woodwinds could do justice to the bird’s song. ® ” » 8 ”» EJ

Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rybolt and Mr. and Mrs. Claus Best will leave next Saturday for a three weeks motor trip through Mexico. They are planning to stop at Natchez, New Orleans, Monterey and Mexico City. ~ / Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. is visiting in Baltimore. Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, Mrs. William Clay Bachelder and Miss Mary Jane Bachelder, who have been in Florida since early in January, have been spending a few days at Lake Wales.

Visit of Official Is Awaited

By League of Women Voters

Miss Helen M. Horr, Minneapolis, Minnesota League of Women Voters field secretary, will arrive in Indiana Monday for a three weeks’ stay.

During her visit she will confer with state league officials and conduct classes in leadership. Miss Horr will attend a meeting of the

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Illinois Music Dean Will Hear: Symphony Play

Among out-of-town visitors at the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra concert tonight will be F. B. Stiven, University of Illinois School of Music dean, and Roy M. Wilkins, university entertainment board manager. Mr. Stiven and Mr. Wilkins are to attend a buffet supper at Woodstock Club after the concert, given by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie, in honor of Richard Bonelli, guest soloist, and Fabien Sevitzky, orchestra conductor. Other. guests will include Louis Schwitzer, Symphonic Choir Association president; Miss Ada Bicking, Jordan Conservatory of Music director; Elmer Steffen, Symphonic choir conductor, and Mrs. Steffen; members of the Symphony board of directors and their wives; the women’s executive committee and several first chair musicians of the orchestra.

Joint Meeting Of I. U. Groups To Be Thursday

Dean W. D. Gatch of Indiana University will be principal speaker at a dinner meeting to be held Thursday at Riley Hospital by the Indiana University Women’s Club and Men’s Club. Hostesses are to be Miss Lute M. Te hospital dietitian, and Miss

Cordelia Hoeflin, I. U. nurses’ train- |

ing school director. Assisting are to be Misses Jeraldine Baumgartner, Elizabeth Candy, Fern Coy, Margaret Davenport, Jessie Groves, Edna Hauck, Mary Heckard, Frances Hellman, Ruth Hoaglin, Juanita Hubble, Madonna Hughes, Alice Lollar, Rose Myers, Treceleah Talbert, Gretchen Terrell, Wilma Watts, Mabel Wharton, Aurelia Willers, Lillian Worthman and Winifred Zirkle. : The new Clinical Building will be inspected. :

Mary A. Jackson to Wed

Mr. and Mrs. George O. Jackson

have announced the engagement of |

their daughter, Mary Alice, to Sidney E. Fenstermaker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, Sidney E. Fenstermaker Tr, Carmel. The wedding is to be in April,

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Mrs. Attia Martin Is Chairman Of Sunnyside Guild Luncheon

Mrs. Attia Martin is chairman of Sunnyside Guild’s March luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Columbia Club. Assisting her are Mesdames Leroy Martin, W. Mort Martin, Ralph L. Martin, Floyd J. Mattice, Gus Meyer, Hal C. Meyer, Edward V. Mitchell, J. Edward Morris, George B. Morrison, Rufus Mumford and John D,

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Times Phoios. 1. These attractively costume® ladies will waltz to “The Blue Danube” tonight at the Civic Theater’s Viennese Carnival at Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. M. E. Mogg (right) will wear an imported gown of light tan broadcloth with inserts of braid applique on the bodice. From the theafer’s wardrobe comes the black net over white taffeta gown with inserts of velvet in which Mrs. Paul W. Richards will be attired. 2. Mrs. F. Nobve Ropkey (left) and Mrs. Thomas Hood are studying their lines for the Players Club production of “Penny Wise” by Jean Ferguson Black on March 26. 3 Mrs. Bernard F. Lacy heads the committee arranging for the Delta Delta Delta Sorority state day dance to be held next Saturday at the Marott Hotel. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) 4. These Indianapoiis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary members are arranging for the appearance of the Dartmouth College Glee Club at Caleb Mills Hall on April 6. Mrs. Addison A. Howe (left) heads the project committee; Mrs. Walter C. Hiser (center) is chairman of reservations, and Miss Florence Gipe is a program committee cochair=man. The Dartmouth College Alumni Association is cosponsor. ; 5. Mrs. Frank Haight is a member of the executive committee of the Indiana Saddle Horse Association which is arranging for the Wild Oats Ball at Indianapolis Athletic Club March 26. Her granddaughter, Mildred Ann Haight, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Bradley Haight, is an interested young rider. 6. Miss Helen M. Horr, Minneapolis, ‘Minnesota League of Women Voters field secreiary, will confer with League officials throughout Indiana following her arrival here Monday for a three-weeks visit,

Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary To Sponsor Benefit on April 6

The Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxillary officers today appointed committees to assist with the group’s first philanthropic project, the appearance of the Dartmouth College Glee Club musical production i Caleb Mills Hall April 6. The Dartmouth College Alumni Association is

soshonsor.

Indiana League board of directors at the Columbia Club Thursday. State leaders will discuss the national program .and present reports from local chairmen. After board discussion, recommendations will be passed to the national chairman. - The final program will be adopted . by delegates to the National League _ convention April 25 at Si. Louis. Chairmen reporting €. T. Boynton, LM

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Kappa Rho Beta. 8 p. m. Mon. Miss Florence Murphy, 1825 N. Tibbs, hostess.. Phi Gamma Tau. Mon. eve. Mrs. Paul Showalter, 3855 E. 10th,

hostess. Kappa Phi Delta. 7:45 p. m. Mor. Y. W. O. A. : Tri Kappa Associate Chapt. 1 p. m. Mon. Mrs. John Reister, 3051 College, hostess. Luncheon, business meetings. Alpha Chapt., Omega Chi. 8 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Loretta Nayrocker,

Poi Ghapt, Delta Chi Sigma. 8 p.m. Mon. Y. W. C. A.

CLUBS

Southeasiern Triple Link. Tues. I. O. O. P. Hall, Cotiage and ve Elite Friendship. Wed. Mrs. Louise Ronk, 2811 N. Sheridan Dr,

Indianapolis Rolle. 8:15 p. m. Hotel Lincoln. Also Today. Trip to

Addison A. Howe, project hil and Henry J. Peirce, alumni chairman, recently named Hiram W. McKee as general chair-

i. Donald Keller heads the patronesses and invitations committee, assisted by Miss Mary Luten of the auxiliary and Eiaine Miller Jr. of the alumni. Betty Messick and Bernard Jr. are members. of an ar-

Tudor Hall Alumnae To Hold Party at Rink

The Tudor Hall Alumnae AssOciation is to sponsor a benefit skat- | ing party April 25 from 8 to 11 p. m. at the Riverside Rink. Proceeds will go to the Tudor Hall Sh Undergraduate ‘Scholarship

~ Plans were made at a recent

{ Test, president, I% Xioe Donia. Pp 7 ‘Ra party committees include Rao

skating Miss Helen Shepard, ticket ag Mrs. William H

Personals

Donald Pritchard, Asbury Park, N. J., has moved to Indianapolis and is living at the Indianapolis Athletic ub.

. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kriel, 17 Hampton Drive, have returned from an extended trip to Mexico City and New Orleans, where they attended the Mardi Gras.

Mr. and Mrs. Pisk Landers, Gol-

den Hill, are in Jamaica for several weeks.

Miss Edith Hamilton has returned after a short visit at Chicago.

Stuart Dean of the Columbia Club Is stopping at the Eptel Algonquin, New York.

Mrs. E. L. Baker is staying at the Barbizon-Plaza, New York.

Mrs. Howard IL. Holcomb, 3756 Fall Creek Blvd., and Mrs. William T. Eisenlohr, 3117 N. Meridian St., are to return this week-end from a West Indies cruise. They left Indianapolis early in Pebruary. In New York they stopped at the Association of Junior League Clubs Headquarters at the Waldorf-As-

Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Payne left today for Philadelphia where they will be the guests of Mr. Payne's mother, Mrs. Paul T. Payne. Mrs. C. L. Callender left Toconily for Washington where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. M. Jacobsen and her brother, Rep. W. 8. Jacobsen (D. Ia.), at the Dodge Hotel.

Jewish Juniors

-Will Entertain

The council of Jewish Juniors is to entertain Junior Hadassah officers and members at the monthly meeting in the Kirshbaum Center Yomiorrgw at 2:30 p. m.’ “The Pretenders,” Ema, vil pa pov a playlet entitled * Room Only.” The

‘Standing cast will include Miss Jean Gold-

smith and Mesdames Milton Stern-

berger, Louis Segar, Leonard Solo-.

mon, Louis Lurie, Sulian Eamberg V. Kobin, Reuben

Trinz. “Plans will be discussed yor the annual subscription cabaret Ap

Jig ab the Claypool Hota 3 Riley, Room. ._

‘Phyllis White,

a dramatic or- | 8 by Charles

Pearson. Tables will be decorated with spring flowers. After the business meeting, the group will play bridge. Patients at the Marion County Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Sunny-

side are to be entertained| by the | guild the following day.

Mrs. G. W. Dunnington and Mrs. Walter O. Webster are program cochairmen and Mrs. Richard Tuttle

and Mrs. B. M. Forbes are in charge.

of refreshments. Dancers on Program Music will be provided by Mrs. pianist, and Miss Barbara Easterday, Readings are to be presented by Misses Lois Joflin, Dorothy Brinson and Norma June Ray and Kenneth

Brinson. A group of dancers also will entertain. Mrs. R. C. Griswold was elected president of the Children’s Sunshine

| Club of Sunnyside at a recent meet-

ing at Ayres auditorium. Other officers named are: Mrs. Ura M. Frazer, first vice president; Mrs. John E. Hampton, second vice president; Mrs. Charles L. Bogert, recording secretary; Mrs. Clifford Richter, financial secretary; Mrs. B. L. Byrket, treasurer, and Mrs. A. J. Clark, corresponding secretary. Mrs. August Soutter and Mrs, J, J. O'Brien were named directors-at-large, and Mrs. John Qonnor, was chosen parliamentarian

Rho Delta Sorority. To Hold Sunday Tea

Sais. Margaret Miller, 236 Bicking t., will be hostess to Beta Chapter, Delta Sorority, for an informal

Voecks, Florence Willsey, Maudellen

* | Chappell, Audrey Stessen, Thistle Hammel,

Mrs. Thomas Keller and Mrs. Elmer J. Palmer.

lice Muller. Hostess

accordionist.

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Alumnae, Active ‘Theta Chapters Hold State Day

Five active chapters of Kappa Ale pha Theta Sorority and numerous . alumnae from all over the state were to observe their 68th annual Founders’ and State Day at the Co= lumbia Club today. Mrs. F. Sylvester Taylor was luncheon chairman. A musical program and stunts were presented hy active chapters. More than 200 couples are exs pected to attend the dance tonight, Miss Virginia Goodwin is dance chairman. Proceeds are to go to Coleman Hospital. Decorations will be in a black and gold and pays will bank the orchestra platlorm. Bud Bryant and his Purdue University orchestra will play. ‘As one of many parties planned, Miss Marjorie Krull will entertain with a dinner. ler guests are to in« clude Dr. and Mrs. Martin Strange, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loddee, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Jones, Bedford, and Wiley Ellis, New Albany. th Miss Goodwin are to be Mr, nl George A. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler, Miss Mildred Gil

more, Philip Sweet and Max Towne

send. Miss Johann McLean is entertain ing with a week-end house party. Purdue University students visiung : at the McLean home are Mi Bernadette Bygert, Ruth ‘sennet

and Margaret Klepper.

Mise Brooks Is Head ;

of ‘New Music Group. Miss Susan Brooks was. elected

music elub at a recent n : At the next mee! be hosel} 10° We Slub will be devoted