Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1938 — Page 4

Wild Oats Ball Tonight Expected to Draw 900; Symphony Tea Planned

Many Parties Arranged for Affair at I. A. C.; - Mrs. Mallory to Be Hostess at Tea; Flower Arrangements Discussed.

Fun will have free rein tonight in tis improvised show ring provided at the Indianapolis Athletic Club

for the Wild Oats Ball. : For the fourth consecutive year the Indiana Saddle Horse Association is sponsoring the dance. Over 900 members of Indian‘apolis society are to attend. : Lights will play on the equestrians from oats-bedecked light fixtures while overhead will float gay blue and white pennants bearing r:plicas of horses’ heads. Louic Lowe's Orchestra and the Wabash Collegians will set the time for dancers in the third and fourth-floor ballrooms from improvised paddocks enclosed with rustic fences-and greenery. Despite the equestrian atmosphere, only one mount will attend the riders’ ball. Saucy Susie, clever pony owned by Jo Ann Rice, will be featured in a cabaret show. Jack Adams, ball chairman, and Mrs. Adams will attend with J. Perry Meek, an executive committee member, Mrs. Meek, Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton, Messrs. and Mesdames Wallace O. Lee, Charles F. Gregg, N. E. Boyer, Roy Badollet, Ben Cohee, Paul Stewart, Edward P. Gallagher, George H. Denny and F. W. Fitzpatrick.

Many Parties Are Planned

Frank Samuel will give a dinner party for his:guests before the ball. They include Mrs. William Low Rice, Miss Rice, Judge and Mrs.

G. L. Tremaine, Judge and Mrs. Curtis Shake, Messrs. and Mesdames

John Frazier, G. C. Crawford and Glenn Friermood. : | 'A dinner party at the club will include Mr. and Mrs. August . Bohlen, Mrs. Dorothy Alford, Mrs. Marie Tracy, J. S. Williams and A. B. Alexander. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Maley and Miss Lucille Morrison also will dine at the club. Adjt. Gen. Elmer F. Straub, association president, and Mrs. Straub will attend- with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Presler, Sheridan; Misses Marie Zaharakas, Louise and Emma Sachs; Dr. and Mrs. Gayle B. ‘Wolfe, Messrs. and Mesdames Pose Deming, Forrest Spencer, Thomas aioe Jackson, Ralph Thompson, Robinson Hitchcock and € Ely. :

Personals

and Mrs, William A. Miskimen, 3060 N. Meridian St., entertained inforfually yesterday afternoon at his ome.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bigler are planning to move to New York. Mr. Bigler, who will leave April 1, is to live at the Princeton . Club until he is joined by Mr. Bigler in June. Many friends are to entertain in their honor. ;

George J. Marott will return soon from his annual trip to Hot Springs, Ark.

han are stopping at the Hotel Biltmore, New York. Miss Mildred A. Dodson, ‘1220 Park Ave. was among arrivals this week at the French ‘Lick Springs Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reshard, §525 N. Meridian St., have returned after spending several days at White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Ciertrude H. Coval, 3005 Park Ave, is stopping at the St. Regis, New York. - Mrs. Edward A. Lawson and her daughter, Jane, 3350 E. Fall Creek Blvd., are to leave tomorrow for Detroit, where they will spend the spring vacation.

Et Cetera Club to Elect

Changes in the Et Cetera Club's constitution will be voted at a meeting at 11 a. m. Monday at the Colonial Tearoom. A luncheon is to follow at 12:30 p. m. Officers are to be elected. Mrs. E. W. Cowley and Mrs. Luther Sackett are hostesses.

Richard T. Miskimen, son of Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon King->

Virginia Jenckes Talks on ‘Women In Public Service’

Mrs. Virginia Jenckes, U. S. Representative from the Indiana Sixth District, is to be guest speaker at the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday at the clubhouse, 1101 .N. Delaware St. Mrs. Jenckes is to discuss. “Women Do Make Good in High Places in Public Service.” Miss Rose Boggs, Richmond, Ind., will talk on “Professional Women’s Problems” at the 7 p. m. forum hour following dinner. Miss Boggs is Indiana State Teachers’ Association president. Miss Flora Lyons, music committee chairman, has announced that Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs is to sing.

Rites for Vogel-N iedhamer

1. New members of the Indianapolis Country Club and their wives | are to be guests of honor tonight at a buffet supper at the club. Arrangements committee members include (back row, left to right) Mrs. Claude C. Jones and Mrs. Ralph Boozer, and (front row, left to. - _ right) Mrs. Robert Stempfel and Mrs. J. I. Cummings. ’ 2. Mrs. Elsa Pantzer Test (right), president of - the Tudor Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Busby, Terre Haute, will be the guests of - Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Austin in a party which will also include Messrs. and Mesdames Phil A. Kappes, George E. Lewis and J. Harrison Gibson. Another party will be composed of Capt. and Mrs. Carl B. Helphinstine, Messrs. and Mesdames William M, Grady, B. T. = Prior, Robert Délan and L. H. Coleman.

And Gahan-Mellett Set Today

‘The first official week-end of spring is to have two brides leading the nuptial procession which reaches its climax in June. Marriages of Miss Betty Lou Mellett to E. Hollister Gahan and Miss

Miss Isabel Horst and Miss Marian Northam, James K. Northam, Edward Harris, Messrs. ‘and Mesdames Eugene Whitehill, Fredrick Pier, H Todd will be together. James S. May will bring a party from Anderson.

; Foste: 's to Entertain at Home

{| Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Foster will entertain informally at their home for a Party to include Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hickman, Miss Susanne Seward, William Ryan, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles W. Richardson, Robert Ellis, Charles Howell and Elsworth Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seidensticker’s guests will be Senator and Mrs. John Bright Webb, Miss Margaret Coombs, John Hamilton, Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Rogers, Mason Layman and Lewis Ott Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will entertain the group at their home before going to the danee. Messrs, and Mesdames Marvin L. Robert Renick will form one party. tain a; their home.

Lugar, Fred Albershardt and Mr. and Mrs. Lugar will enter-

A party from the R. H. Brown Stables will include Mr. Brown,

Mrs. Lucius Hamilton, Messrs. and Mesdames Clayton O. Mogg, Owen Mogg. Robert Ray Bunch, Morris Rosner and J. L. Hyatt. Miss Jean Sines, Anderson, and Miss Elizabeth Tormey, Madison, Wis., will be in a party with William Sines, Roger Sherman, Delbert Wakeman and Iliss Mary Louise Isler. Mr. and Mrs. George VanDyke will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohee. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Huckelberry will be with Messrs. and Mesdames Robert W. Stockwell, Charles W. Jones and Maurice Kraul. Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Roesinger, Carl Roesinger and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Callahan will form another party. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shumaker will be with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Servies.

Other reservations have been made by Lee Yarnell, Roger

Teegarden, Clarencé B. Kerber, E. ‘A. Parsons, Robert Hunter, Anderson; Ross Morre, R. L. Gehrt, Forest Hindsley, Robert Goecker and Crosby Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray, Dr. John W. Sluss and Miss Mary Jacobs will be in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson's party.

Symphony Tea Is Scheduled

: Mrs. P. R. Mallory. will entertain at tea from 4 to 6 p. m. Wednesday in honor of all women who have worked on Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra projects this year. Assisting her will be Mesdames H. H. Arnholter, Harry W. Hobbs, William Herbert Gibbs, Raymond F. Sparrow, George A. Smith, Edwin E. Ash, Samuel B. Mantel and J. L. Michael. Other guests will include members of the Indianapolis State Symphony Women’s Committee executive board; Fabien Sevitzky, conductor; d Schaefer and Franklin Miner

About Flower Arrangements

| To the person who sticks a bunch of flowers hit or miss in any old vase, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Biddle’s discussion of “Flower

Arrargement” at the Indianapolis Garden Club’s meeting yesterday -

Woulc have been an ! education; 13 i 'ohnson, tor and author, is one of the International Flower Show judges.

“Tower arrangement,” said Mrs. Johnson, “must have the same balance achieved in a good still life painting; no one accent must be ' as to obliterate the complete and beautiful whole.

so conspicuous as And “hey should be related to living, not stylized and unimaginative.” iSavaral club members brought arrangemenss from home which Johnson discussed and Mrs. Bowman

Jider's living Toom was, .

Ruth Niedhamer to Kennard O.¢ Vogel will take place today. Miss Mellett is a daughter of Mrs. Don R. Mellett, 4828 Winthrop Ave, Mr, Gahan is a son of Mr.

. band Mrs. Harry Gahan.

The Rev. R. E. Lentz, the bride's cousin, is to officiate. The bride is to wear a powder-blue suit with roseberry accessories. After April 5, the couple will be at home at 3610 Balsam Ave. Mrs. Mellett will hold open house from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow for the couple. Vogel-Niedhamer Rites Today

The Rev. Doyle Mullen, pastor of the Lafayette First Christian Church, is to read the Vogel-Nied-hamer rite at 7:30 p. m. today in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Niedhamer, 651 W. 324 St. The fireplace is to be banked with ferns and palms, and lighted by candles in candelabra. Roses are to be used throughout the home. Pasquale Montani, harpist, is to play incidental music during the ceremony. He will play the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, “Oh Promise Me,” and “I Love “You Truly.” ‘The bride, who is fo enter with her father, is to wear a white applique marquisette gown fashioned on princess lines with a halo of orange blossoms in her hair. Her

roses. Reception Follows bie Mrs. Harry Jacoby, Chicago, is to be her sister's only attendant. She is to wear a princess-style pink

crepe gown and to carry pastel pink

roses. Norman H. Vogel is to be his brother’s best man, dss, Niedhamer is to wear ight bine crepe and sweet peas and roses - An informal reception. is to follow. Mrs. Niedhamer is to be assisted by her daughters, Mesdames Jacoby, John E. Robards and and Francis B. Dransfield.

fornia, the be at home

G.O.P. Women .T'o Hear Meyer

Howard M. Meyer, local attorney, is to discuss “Wages of War, and Why?” at an Indiana Woman’s Republican Club meeting at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth, president, is to preside. provided by a trio composed of Mesdames Richard Fielding, Preston

Highley and Frank Billeter. Miss Pearl Randall arranged the musical program.

Music will be |

Alumnae Association, discusses plans for a a Tudor Hall alumna.

Miss Judith Chambers,

benefit skating party with The event will be held

April 25 at the Riverside Rink, proceeds to go to the school’s under-

graduate scholarship fund.

3. Mrs. Alex Metzger is a member of the arrangements committee for the Indiana Saddle Horse Association’s Wild Oats Ball tonight at

the Indianapolis ‘Athletic Club.

(Dexheimer-Carlon . Photo.)

4. Members of the Ladywood School Athletic Association today were:

ng arrangements for a tea to be held Complete Be Among the committee members are (left to Tobin, Betty Ann Hamlin, Mary Lu Farrell,

room at 3 p. m. tomorrow. right) the Misses Bobette Mary Helen Madden and Frances 5. Mrs. John McEwen

in the school drawing

Ryan.

(left) and Mrs. Albert Lang are practicing - with marionettes for the presentation of “Aladdin and His Lamp” by

he Junior League Puppeteers tomorrow, afternoon at Herron Museum. - os 6. Mr. os: oL. Drabing, French Lick, announce the engage-

ment of their daughter, Selma, to H. Pond: The wedding is to be April nacle Presbyterian Church. 7. Emily Roosevelt

H. L. Pond, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L.. 17 in the McKee Chapel of the Taber-

of the Chicago Grand Opera Company was

guest soloist today at a state luncheon of the Daughters of the Union

at the. Indianapolis Athretic Club.

(Kasslere Photo.)

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bouquet is to be a shower of white

After a two. weeks’ wr etp to Cel

EVENTS

SORORITIES -

Alpha Upsilon’ Chapt. Alpha Zeta Bets. 6:30 p. m. Tues. Hotel Antlers.

Chi Delta Chi. 6p , m. Tues. Hotel Antlers.

Oni.Bhi Gamma. Mon. night. Miss Bernice Miller, 744 N, Emerson, 1

os Gamma Rho. Wed. night. Mrs. George A. ‘MeNeught, Rockville Rd., hostess. Phi Beta Tau. Mon. night. Miss Loretta Herndon, hostess.

Bonae Amicae, Veriis Cordis. Sun. afternoon. Miss Eleanor. Gray- i

bill 4003 E. 11th, hostess. Rush tea. CLUBS

~ Thadamar. Mon. night. Mrs. Mae Wright and Mrs. Genevieve Bard,

hostesses, at Mrs. Wright's home. Marion County and Beech Grove Home Economics. ‘Mon. To visit

Children § Museum. CARD PARTIES

Maj. Robert Anderson Relief Corps 44. Wed. rs, Mrz. aye

Turpin and Mrs. Lenore Welling, Fifth Sunday. April 5. 8 p. m. Power and Light Co. . Capitol Club, 8:30 p. m. Alaina and Washington ‘ LODGES

Englewcod Chast. 483, O. ES Mon. ‘night. Boglewost Masons “Temple. Reception for new members. Mrs. Helen Frantz, worthy matron. Charles Baier, worthy

tonight, 3 p.m. Sun. Plurabers’ ma |

patron. A. L.'CL p.m. Tues, Banner: Whitehill

Mrs. Schneider To Review Book]

Mrs. Norman Schneider will re- | view “Neighbors to the Sky” at the Catholic Community Center 8 p. m. Tuesday under the auspices of the Daughters of Isabella. £ Miss Sue Carolyn is in charge of a musical program to.follow. =~ Mrs. Robert Fessler, Mrs. Joseph Speaks ‘and Miss Delia Lynch are general arrangements chairmen, ossisted by the Misses Nelle Sage, ‘Gertrude Murphy, Mayme Murphy, Katherine Fletcher, Josephine Riley, | Thelma Kernel, Statia O'Connell, | Mary Lanahan, Helen Reidy, Agnes Clark, Stella Haugh, Alice Connor, Florence O’Connor, * Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Edward H. Arszmann.

! Prof. Haramy to Tall Prof. John J. Haramy will pre-

tures on “International Relations” a ne

Members: of be hostesses

|AlbEe Latreian Announces Patrons for Skating Party

Patrons and patronesses for the Alpha Latreian benefit skating ‘party were announced today by Mrs. Henry Churchman Jr. general chairman. The event is to be held Ha 7:30 p. m. Monday at the River

‘sent the second in a series of lec<

ity Monday evening at ~ Hote of

side Rink. Included in the list were Messrs. | and Mesdames Cornelius Alig, William Bain, Arthur Baxter, Edwin J. Booth, Arthur Brown, Charles W. | Chase, William H. Coleman, George M. Dickson, Edgar Evans, Charles W. Field, Herbert S. Foltz, Mortimer Furscott, J. A. Goodman, Walter S: Greenough, Samuel Runnels Harrell, Eli Lilly and Edward W. Harris. Others were Lawrence E, Hess, William J. Hogan, Fred W. Jungclaus, P. R. Mallory, E. H. Kemper McComb, Clarence Merrell, John E. Messick, Owen L. Miller, James B. Q. G. Noblitt, Nicholas Harley W. hodehamel, ey Sherwood, H. Shonle, Grier Shotwell, Maxwell Tan V. Sorenson, H. A. O. Speers, R. W. Spiegel, Erwin C. Stout, Alex Taggart, William H. Wemmer and Evans Woollen Jr. :

Patrons List Continued

The list also includes Drs. and Mesdames W. D. Gatch, G. W. Gustapon, Edgar F. Kiser, Ross C. Ottinger, Ernest DeWolf, Wales, G. H. A. Clowes, Paul T. Hurt, Ww. Manion and Gordon Ba

dames John W. Coffey, Henry H. Hornbrook, George Philip Meler, | ‘Miss Mary A. Meyers

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the camp for an eight-week ‘health program are undernourished and have missed school because of illness. Mrs. John Moore is food arrangements chairman, assisted by Mesdames. Robert Gates,” Lawrence Henderson, Victor Helm, Hiram Keehn, Eli Lilly and Francis Some mers and Miss Louise Wills. Ori the ticket committee with Mrs. Louis Wilson, chairman, are Mes dames William Horn, E. W. Sher= wood and William Walker. Mrs, Byran Rust is entertainment chaire man. Other committee members are Mesdames Leon DeSautels, Howard Foltz, George Hoster, Silas Reagan, Stackhouse, Charles Walker and Herbert Wilson. On the publicity committee are Mrs. Arthur Pittenger, chairman, and Mesdames Frederick Alber Robert Coleman

, Stwdonts- m Revital - Klarissa K. Estabrook will pres od B08 on Hy A zeeital :30 p. m. a ay: