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Pu a. — Recreate ~ Fabulous Bagdad As Betting for ‘Aladdin’
Mini; sture Parts in Junior League Presentation Played With Finesse; Spring Styles - Displayed at Wild Oats Ball.
~The ancient Bagdad of fantasy and fame, flying carpets and wishing rings was brought to life vividly yesterday afternoon at the Herron Art Museum when the Junicr League _puppeteers presented “Aladdin and His Lamp.’ One could scarcely believe-that the little figures on the tiny stage who executed their parts so realistically were mere dolls, animated by human hands. From the smallest “walk on” to the principals, the parts were play=d with finesse and distinction against a handsome
back ground. Several years ago “Aladdin” was presented at the Children’s . Theater under the direction of Mrs. Rosamond VanCamp Hill who direced this performance. “It is one of the most interesting expericnces ‘I have ever had,” Mrs. Hill declared, “taking this play dow: from portrait dimensions to miniature size.” “Ars. Carl Vonnegut, who did the costumes for the Children’s The:ter productions dressed the marionettes with a dazzling effect. Exactly like something out of the Arabian Nights were the gleaming materials: used, highlighted with the glint of sequins and jewels.
From the fragile and lovely -princess, beloved of Aladdin, to the poor
strest beggar, the costumes were authentic Chinese and Persian. The sets, executed by Mrs. Noble Dean and Mrs. Henrik Mayer, wer> astonishing in their similarity to the Bagdad of one’s childhood dreams. Especially effective was the cave scene :.where the genii of the lamp and the ring come to our hero. A net was placed across
the stage to heighten the effect of sinister darkness and the hidden
treasure gleamed in the gloom. _ Mrs."George Fotheringham adapted the play, and Mrs. Hill directed. The cast included Mesdames John McEwen, Maxwell Coppock, Albert Lang, Miss Betty Brown and Miss Elsie Sinclair. Mrs. John D. Gould, general chairman, was assisted by Mrs. William Jungclaus, production; Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Dean, scenic designers; Mrs. Vonnegut, ‘cost : Miss Helen Fleischer, bodies and building; Mrs. George Ziegler, electrician; Mrs. Fotheringham, Sound effects, and Mrs. James Rose, properties.
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Far from being the rustic affair suggested by the title, the Indiana Saddle Horse Association’s “Wild Oats Ball” Saturday night at the Iridianapolis Athletic Club was a brilliant fashion parade. From the
sl m pencil silhouette to romantic “Winterhalter” gowns, spring ‘rends
were displayed. Mrs. William H. Wemmer chose “crushed grape” crepe with huge rhinestone butterflies at the neck and waistline. Her skirt emphasized th increasing importance of fullness to the front, and it was slit almost to the knee. | Miss Dorothy Johnson’s gown was of gold colored satin cut on Grecian lines with a full bodice. She wore sheaves of gold wheat in her hair. T Mrs. Elmer F. Straub, wife. of the organization president, wore
Aqua marquisette over taffeta: formed the bouffant gown of Miss Mary Elam. It was fashioned with a tiny taffeta boléro. © Mrs. J. I. Cummings’ coronation blue taffeta gown was fashioned with string shoulder straps and a low decolletage. The skirt was oo and -the material was covered with gleaming gold dots.
Burgundy Girdle Accents White Satin
Miss Mary Luten chose white satin with a full gathered skirt
accented only with a girdle of burgundy velvet.
White dots on a black background with lace around the square neckline and short puff sleeves formed the dinner dress of Mrs. Edward P. Gallagher. The mode for fringe was displayed in the chalk white dinner gown of Miss Isabel Connelly. Bands of white fringe encircled the er tire crepe body of her gown. In her hair was a cluster of white flowers. Mrs. D. P. Johnson, Norfolk, Va., who is visiting her mother Mrs. Stanley Timberlake at the Marott Hotel, was gowned in black marquisette appliqued with white leaves. Mist grey chiffon accented with yellow flowers at the neckline 2nd a girdle of green chartreuse and yellow was the choice of Mrs. August C. Bohlen. The gown was cut on flowing lines. Mrs. Carl Dean's dancing dress of blush pink tulle was fashioned vith a shirred bodice and bouffant skirt. - Lipstick red moire gown on princess lines with matching flowers in her hair was the costume of Mrs. J. Perry Mzek. : Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton’s gown showed the current - vogue for capes. Her floor length pink georgette cape was worn over 2 matching gown with gardenias at the neckline.
Cape Worn With Midnight Blue Chiffon
Mrs. Wallace O. Lee wore midnight blue chiffon on flowing lines svith a knee length cape. Her ti were brilliant clips and gardenias.
Nile green satin with a square neckline and fitted bodice was
the choice of Miss Mary Helen Tresslar. She wore a dark red carnation in her hair. : - Miss Madeline Byrkert was gowned in classic black crepe with a. brassiere bodice covered with tiny red flowers. if Mrs. Clayton Mogg’s simple black crepe gown was highlighted with vari-colored sequin patterns on the bodice. The dress was sashioned with a deep square ‘neckline and short sleeves. Ivory moire with cording was chosen by Mrs. Urban K. Wilde. - Mrs. Don Fitzpatrick wore all black with matching bird wings in her hair, Miss Louise Sancks’ violet and thistle chiffon gown was fashioned on flowing lines with a matching velvet girdle, and Mrs. Gerald Ely wore printed black and white satin.
Black net over taffeta fashioned the princess gown of Mrs. Ray- ’
mond C. Fox. Appliqued taffeta on net formed the bodice. # 2. 2 ” # »
Many parties are being planned for the Woodstock Club’s first spring luncheon bridge of the season.
Mrs. Russell Willson will entertain Mesdames Car] -Wallerich, Uz
McMurtrie and Guernsey VanRiper.
Mesdames E. Kirk McKinney,
At another table .are to be
D. J. McCarthy and George Beck.
A bridge club that is to attend includes Mesdames Maxwell Copnock, O. PF. Heslar, John Darlington, Paul.E. Fisher, Harold Tharp, Ralston Jones, Jesse Fletcher and M. P. Crist. Others who have made reservations are Mesdames William Tay- . ‘or, R. E. Adams, William J. Shafer and L. M. Wainwright.
Meridian Hills Country Club - To Hold Spring Vacation Hop The annual Spring Vacation Dance will be held at the Meridian Hills
Country Club from'9 to 12 o’clock tomorrow evening. Sons and lidaughiers of club members and their guests will attend.
The dance will be one of many ®—
events planned for students home from schools and colleges for spring vacation.
The clubhouse will be decorated
with spring flowers and colored lanterns. Dancing will also be on the porch. Richard Gurard’s Orchestra, featuring the Peputantes and Barney, will play.
" Party April 10
Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. william N. Fleming Jr. chairman . ‘of the young people’s entertainment committee, and Mr, and Mrs - P. D. Powers. The junior committee includes the Misses Sarah Lindley, Juds > Diddel, Nancy Heath, Ted Locke, J im Ross and Henry Rybolt, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart, slub entertainment cochairman, recently announced members to assist with the year’s social programs. They include Messrs. and Mes- | Miss dames Ralph L. Colby, Charlton Carter, Edward P Everett, Robert McMurray, John H. Waldo, Walter EZ. Montgomery, Frank namp, Paul G. Moffett, Dr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kerr and Dr. and Mrs. William E. Gabe. An informal buffet supper and get-acquainted party will be held at the club April 10. Mrs. Colby is arrangements chairman. The formal opening of the season will be 2 dinnér-dance April 30.
Students Retuming
Belzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Belzer; Miss Ruth Bertsch, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bertsch; | Miss Peggy Ann Sturgis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sturgis; | Miss Dorothy Chapin, daughter of Mr..and Mrs. H. R. Chapin; Jane Bever. Jean L Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Smith; Miss Constance Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Lewis; Miss Mary Elizabeth Bowen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 'R. Bowen, and Miss Ruth Harry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Harry, Miss Harry will entertain today for a group = of classmates. Guests will include Miss Mary Sue eran Noblesville, and her guest, Elizabeth France; Misses Bowen, Bever, Florence and Miss Elice Aiman, Vassar College student, and Miss Billie Lawrence of Hanover College.
Arrives ‘This Week-End
Miss. Margaret Woblegemuth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J Wohlegemuth, has arrived from Wells College, Aurora, N. Y. Her brother, Edward Wohlegemuth, will | arrive later from Harvard: schooi of business atministration for spring Jo
and Mrs. ‘Alan Ritchie; Miss Doris |
Deslean, Auxerre, |
of the Phi Delta Theta Mothers’
coln University,| Harrobat, Tenn,
~~ _Mrs. Chic Jackson will speak at 2 p, m. next Thursday at Ayres Auditorium under the auspices
show and tea is ta follow. Proceeds will go to the
D. of U. Hears College President
Dr. Stewart McClelland (left), president of Lin-
speaker at the annual state meeting of the Daughters of the Union Saturday at the World War Memorial. Miss Emily Roosevelt (right), cousin of the President
fraternity. Mrs] (right) met rece
Club. AA style | W. E. Robinson
was thé guest Athletic Club.
liam H. Schlos also spoke.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Fraternity Mothers to Hold Benefit
left), Lebanon, is retiring state regent. ser (second from right), a past regent, Miss Mildred Murray of Columbus was elected state regent. :
# | send; Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Schrick-
"Times Photo. A. L. Thurston, general chairman tly with her candy cha , Mrs.’ (center), and Mrs. Oliver Martin,
ticket chairman, to discuss arrangements,
Times Photo.
featured soloist at the luncheon in the Indianapolis ° Mrs. Walter Winkler (second from
‘Mrs. Wil-
City Tri-Delta | Alliance Plans | x Benefit efit April 16
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Indianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta Sorority is to sponsor its annual benefit bridge party and style show Saturday, April 16, at Ayres auditorium. Proceeds will go to the Indtanapolis Day Nursery. Plans for the event were completed at a meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Robert Renick, general chairman, Mrs. Wendell Hicks was named ticket committeé chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Harry Hooley and Mrs, Kenneth Adair. Mrs. James E. Allen is candy chairman. Table prizes will be chosen by Mrs. Merritt Thompson dnd Miss Lillian Martin.
General arrangements are being formulated by Mesdames William Raffensberger, James F. Hollingsworth and Marvin Lugar.
Mrs. Bruhn President
Mrs. John Bruhn is president of the alliance this year. Mrs. M. Speers MacCollum, 515 E. 36th St., will entertain the sorority Wednesday night at her home. Dinner will be served at 6:30 and
a business meeting and election of officers is to follow. Miss Jane Stewart, local stylist, will present a style show with sorority members as models. Mrs. Frederick Barrows is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Frances Pearcy, Ted Bedell, Ruel Jenkins and Miss Helen Louise Healy and Miss Marjorie Piersol.
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P-T. A. Connell! Holds Elections
Mrs. A., H. Hartman, Warren Township, was elected president of the Marion County Council, Parent-
‘Teacher Associations, at a meeting
14his morning at the Severin Hotel.
She. succeeds Mrs. J.' B. Lewis, Warren Township. Other officers named were: Mrs. Earl Barnhardt, Wayne Township, first vice president; Mrs. Harry Weist, Decatur, second vice president; Mrs. C. Dolly Gray, Washington, recording secretary; Mrs. Howard Walters, Perry, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Fred Meyers, Washington, treasurer. The Mesdames Lewis, Harvey Coons, Lawrence and Grover Wagle, Pike, were named to the executive
board. Mrs. H. T. Goll was nominating commiftee chairman, assisted by Mesdames A. H. Hartman, Howard Walters,” Fred Wilson and C. E. Trueblood. Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, Indiana | Congress P.-T. A. president, was a guest speaker, Luncheon followed committee reports. Mrs; Jantes L. Murray, legislative chairman, requested members to
w, Democrat, William. H. Remy, Republican. ‘also commnien gommeltien U. S. Attor-
upport the Juvenile Court comoh hittee's selections for judge of the | , Wilfred Bradsha
and member of the Chicago Grand Opera Co., was
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Tan Delta Tau. 8 p. m. toda
SO. ORITIES Mrs. Emma Ziegler, hostess.
Are Listed
k |art department Sponsoring the
| Wallace Goar, Mrs. Demarchus C.
| the Mesdames William H. Polke, C 1d. Finch, Hal Purdy,
Phi Omega Kappa. 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Mac Miles, 903 N. LaSalle, hostess. Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. Mrs. Russell Hindman, 2012 E. Washington, hostess. . Beta, Iota Psi Omega. 8 p. © Vermont, hostess. - ; i Phi Chi Epsilon. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln, Business meeting. Plans to be completed for April card py.
. today. Mrs. Harry Benson, 2829 E.
Owl Wed. night. Miss Ruth eals, 518 E. 28th, Hostess. Violet Demree Study Club. p. m. Sat. Mrs. Mable Schmidt, 212 E. 46th, hostess. - Dessert-luncheon. Present Day. Today. Mrs. Rena Kittle, 5147 Park; hostess, assisted by Mrs. O. H. Griest. “Whence Came the Bible?” by Mrs, S. P. Matthews, program. - La Phyllis. Today. Mrs. Seth Wells, 406 N. Bradley. hostess.. Junior Aux. Public Health Nursing Association. . 12:30. p. m, Today, : Mrs, Emmett Hall, 140 E. 44th, hostess.
CARD PARTIES
Ladies’ Aux. Fraternal Order of Eagles. apolis Power and Light room, 620 Electric Bldg. Mrs. Pearl Dehne,
Co. Mrs. Goldie Saylor, cl airman. Public invited, ROGRAM
J tinel; Mrs. Mamie Passmore, organ-
8:30 p. m. Wed. Indian- |lnyplic installation at the Irvington
Ramona Grove 63. Woodmen's Circle. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Citizen's Gas
“Association. 730 p. m. today. Ran-
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to-be. Friends and relatives are to be hostesses. Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Drabing, French Lick, have announced the en-
gagement of their’, daughter, O. L. Pond, 3715 Cen ral Ave. | The marriage is to’ take place at 3:30 p. m. Sunday, April 17, at the Tabernacle Presbyterian urch McKee Chapel. | Miss Drabing will be attended by her two sisters, Grace and Deloris. Herman F. Brecht will Pond’s best man and ushers wi E. J. McGarvey, Marion, Thorild Johnsen, Attica.’ : ;
{are Indiana University. |
She is a member of Alpha Om Pi Sorority. Mr. Pond is ¢ Tau Delta member. Miss Drabing is to be guest | Thursday, March 3 miscellaneous shower given C. C. Trueblood at her: home, E. Maple Road.
a personal Showes April 6/at her artments.
hostesses recently at a liner for Miss Drabing. ty giver at the home of 2724 N. Talbott Ave. : Another bride-to-be who AS
Miss Mary Elizabeth who is to be married
Tabirnacle. Presbyterian. Church to |
ems, to B: L. Pond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
[aunt Miss Roberta Branham, and Miss Frances Smick, Delphi, were Medames Herbert L. Egbert, Joseph B. Quigley; James Funkhouser, H. V. Wenger Sr. and. A. C.. Renick; Misses Elaine Oberholzer, Jean . | Southard, Kitty Lou Fitzgerald, Lucille Woody, Afton White, Jean Speigel, Mary Vance Trent, Madeline
4 Trent ‘and Phyllis Smith.
“Mr. ‘and Mrs, Charles C, White,
: 1528 RembrandteSt,, announce the
engagement of their daughter Marsha Jane, to Charles Barton, son of
} | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barton, Connersville,
The wedding is to take place April 23 in Connersville. Mrs. Cecil Lexen, 1517 Herschel
| Ave, is to entertain tonight for Miss White. Decorations are to be green | W.
and white, the bridal colors. Thirtysix guests are to be 0 he present. Miss Martha Louise Boyd, 3608 N Meridian St., entertained recently with a bridge party and linen shower for Miss Dorothy Day. Mis Day is to be married April 6 in the First Presbyterian Church to Stewart Smith. Nosegays of pink and ‘were given as favors, and the home was decorated 3 flowers.
Edward Humston, son of Mr. and | moth
Mrs. Lee W. Humston, Shower’ for Miss Day enport
T. F. ‘Davenport, 5110 E. 36 Miss Mary ‘Mrs. Harry V. Wenger
paign | tained at a kitchen the Renick home, |
Elizabeth Renick LH) Jr. enter- | Jacqueline
‘Mae Strong, sentinel.
| Eva White, Hecta: Mrs.
-| Grand Matron and Grand Secretary
-{of the Indiana Grand i id |
|Patrons for Salon Dinner|
Artists to Be Present at Preview of Second Annual Show.
Patrons and patronesses for the preview dinner, Saturday, April 2, of the second annual Indianapolis Hoosier Salon have been announced by Mrs. Walter S. Grow, chairman of the Woman's Department Club
event. They are: Gov. and Mrs. Town-
er; Mayor and Mrs. Walter Boetcher; Dr. and Mrs. James W. Putnam, the Messrs. and Mesdames DeWitt S. Morgan, Clifton . O. Page, Fabien Sevitzky, Donald Mattison, Frank Dailey, Luther Dickerson, Hilton U. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Kiser, Miss 1. Hilda Stewart, Mrs. William
Brown; Messrs. Ferdinand Schaefer,
Landon.
Dinner is to be served at 7 p. m. in Block's Tearoom. Harper Ransburg, Indianapolis Rotary Club president, is to preside at the dinner program. Floyd I. ‘McMurrdy, state superintendent of public instruction, will greet guests and Wilbur Peat, John Herron Art Institute director, will introduce the artists.
Sings Soprano Solo
Miss Ruth Swaim, soprano, accompanied by Mary Traub Busch, will sing. Guests are then to view the exhibit in the auditorium. In the receiving line with Mrs. Grow will be Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, Indiana Federation of Clubs president; Mrs. Paul T. Hurt, Woman’s Department Club president; Mrs. Paul T. Rochford, art department chairman-elect; Mrs. George A. Van Dyke, Indiana Federation of Clubs art chairman; Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, General Federation director; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, General Federation trustee and Mrs. William D. Keenan, Seventh district federation president. Hostesses for the evening will be
Charles M. Maley, Alvin Jose, William C. Kassebaum, George S. Olive, Ralph Drybrough, G. H. Shadinger and Luther $hirley.
Installations by
O.E.S. Chapters Are Scheduled
The spring season is outstanding in local Eastern Star calendars because of election and installation services, | Monument Chapter 549 will install tonight at the Masonic Temple. Officers are: Mrs. Florence Herrmann, worthy matron; Earl J. Askren, worthy patron; Mrs. Esther Fogle, associate matron; Morris Freeman, associate patron; Mrs. Ella Levin, secretary; Mrs. Ella Berger, treasurer; Mrs. Goldie Freeman, conductress; Mrs. Venora Geisel, chaplain; Miss Patricia Worthall, marshal; Mrs. Pearl Dorman, Adah; Mrs. Mary Valinetz, Ruth; Mrs. Ethel Askren, Esther; Mrs. Thelma Burdelow, Martha; Mrs. Mildred Farr, Electa; Mrs. Nellie Batrett, warder; Mrs. Ada Hinshaw, sen-
ist, and Miss Esther Lefkovits, so0loist. Mrs. Berger Retiring
Mrs. Berger is retiring worthy matron and Maurice Tavel is retiring worthy patron. Installing officers are to be Mesdames Daisy M. Crist, Rose L. Malcolm and E. Mae Reiner. : Mrs. Christabel Carey is to be installed as Irvington Chapter 264 worthy matron at a Wednesday
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Casey is 1938 Matrons and: Patrons Association president. . Other executives are 0 be Dr. O. C. Neier, worthy patron; Mrs. Martha Bectold; associate matron; Ralph Guthrie, associate patron; Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, secggtary; Mrs. Mary Stamper, treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude Rennoe, conductress; -Mrs, Nell Polk, associate 'conductress; Mrs. Christie Holland, chaplain; Mrs. Benita Kaye, marshal; Mrs. Nell Walker, organist; Mrs, Naomi “Smith,” Adah; Miss Mae Martin, Ruth; Mrs. Mary J. Fulton, Esther; Mrs. Pearl Buckholtz, Martha; Mrs. Ruth Mayer, ‘Electa; Mrs. Dessie Mae Franke, warder, ‘and Mis. Ima
Mrs. Marcella L. Ginn was inducted Lynhurst Chapter worthy matron at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Bridgeport Masonic Temple,
Other Executives
Other executives are: Mesdames Edna Hunt, Margaret Beltz, Jessie Pelley, Dora Kelly, Helen Boss, Mayme Young, Neftie Bartlett, / Ruth. Keenan, Jeanette McNeeley, Lorena | Enfield, Margaret Ristow, Bice Wood, Martha Phillips, Dorom, Beatrice McMurfrey on) Messrs. *Herschel Ginn, C. L. Wilkes; Harry Keenan and Theo
Neese. | - Prospect ‘Chaptet officers installed recently include Mrs. Maude Belford, worthy matron; Aubrey White, Mary Mayo, At matron; Edward |
patron; Vera Ginn, secretary; treasur. . Leanna ‘Short, conductress; Mrs. Tausill
| Rhodes, ‘associate conductrs
Lowe, warder, and Mrs. ner, sentinel. Mrs. Daisy M. Crist,
ng officer,
Bomar . Cramer and: Hugh McK. |
: April,
, | her assistants Mrs.
Stillman-Kellys To Give Piamo Duo Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Stillman- . Kelly are to present a duo piano program at the Woman’s Department. Club Wednesday night. Dr. Stillman-Kelly, frequently called the dean of Ameri‘can composers, and ! wife, honorary head of the estern College music department, are en route from Kansas City to Cleveland, where the composer will conduct his well known “Pilgrim’s Progress Symphony.” They are to be the guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt. Assisting Mrs. Weinhardt, chairman’ of he American home department, Wednesday night will be Mesdames Har“old M. Trusler, A. C. Barbour and William L. Sharp. The . program is open to the public.
National Y. W. Officer to Speak To Staffs Here
Miss Essie Maguire is to discuss
Professional. Standards for Y. W. C. A. Secretaries” at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the central building. Miss Maguire, who is National Association for Employed Officers ‘of Y. W. C. A. president, will speak to local, Evansville, South Bend, Terre Haute, Richmond, Bloomington and Ft. Wayne staff members. : Local staff members will be hostesses to out-of-town guests at coffee preceding Miss Maguire's talk. Miss Louise Noble, health education department executive, is arrangements chairman. * Mrs. Leonard Smith, a member of the board of directors and chair‘man of the local association’s volunteer training committee, will speak at 11:45 a. m. on “Leadership.”
the convention-planning committee, will preside at the noon meeting. Miss Maguire will preside at the National Association for Employed Officers of the Y. W. C. A. convention in Columbus, O. late in
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at 10:30 a. m. Friday.
the Indiana University faculty. Invitations have been issued to moth-
Health Education Club girls. Coffee is to be served at 10 a. m. Mrs. Milton Mangus, committee chairman, is in charge. Mrs. B. S. Goodwin, board of direc-|. tors president, will preside at the, coffee table assisted by Mesdames Carl Manthei, P. E. Powell and C. E. Sunthimer. : Dr. D. S. Rokircon is. to speak before the group May 6 on “Indiana’s Cultural Heritage.”
Guild Sponsors Talk on “Women 100 Years Ago’
Municipal Gardens and Temple
Cross Guild will sponsor a lecture by Dr, Allegra Stewart, Butler University assistant professor of Eng- = Tuesday afternoon, April 19, at Block’s auditorium. : Dr. Stewart’s topic is to be “Women of 100 Years Ago.” Mrs. R. H. Clegg and Mrs. J. B.| Kaufman, chapter presidents, have named a ticket committee including Mesdames H. A. Harlan, David Thomas, Harry Cooler and Andrew Jackson. Mrs. Isaac Born, White Cross Guild president, and Miss Thelma Hawthorne were to go to Anderson today to assist in‘ the formation of a hospital guild. The Fifty-First Street Methodist Church chapter was to meet in the nurses’ home of the Methodist Hospital this afternoon.
“The Form of Organization, and
Mrs. R. E. Adkins, chairman of.
“Mothers and Daughters” will be discussed by Dr. Jerry Carter before Y. W. C. A. members and their guests at the third Koffee Klatsch
Dr. Carter is senior clinical psy-
chologist at Indiana University Psychology Clinic and a member of
ers of Girl Reserves, Business and Professional and Industrial and
membership
Sisterhood chapters of the White |
Committees | | Appointed by P.-T. A. Heac
Groups to Assist Pla s For State Meeting | In April.
1 Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, In Congress of Parent-Teacher ciations president, today announc committees for the annual conve} tion to be held April: 26-28 at Claypool Hotel.
committee chairman, Mesdames Berlin Caldwel, Lentz: Robert Mason, Bosson, Willian PF. ie E. C.
E. Bodenhamer. I Assisting Mrs. Robert F. S
Herman Vorgang, J. W. Grant, J H Wheeler, John B. Lewis, James Murray, W. : er, Fred Jeffries, Clayton Ridge | Thomas Ross and Miss Mary
thews. : i Others to Assist Mrs. John B. Lewis and Mrs.
olis Convention Bureau with tration and credentials. Mrs. Goll is delegates’ notebooks c hi man. Others on the commit ; Mesdames Frank Hartup, Cla Oliver, R. E. Trefz, H. L. H. B. Wise, A. H. Hartman, Crouch ‘and John Sturam. The information and bulk
Mrs. William McCoy. Other bers are Mesdames Arthur 28 man, Louis Buschkill, John. Bgiley, Thomas Ross, H. L. Emmett, Dale Gaddis, Vern” Wibel, William [ose tings and Ora Johnso Music is under the ° irectic Mrs. Hall Ulen. Assisting Mrs. oi] Reiman, exhibits and literature committee chairman, are Mesdames C, E. Trueblood, S. M. Myers, E. W Springer, Matthew Winters, Watt, A. T. Shrader, William ] alch,
oid Roberson. Ars, Manthei Chai
Brendel, Sidney Coffield, P. Sinn, Wi Dickinson, C.
O. L. Duff. Heading the hostess ork ttee is Mrs. John Glover. Other commit
Hanson, Hurlock, Rachel Fisher, Christena, Mitchell and Clarence Alig.
Harry Burlingame, Clarence C. G. Holcomb, Richard E
Claude Wise, Paul V. Calet, Wi Wagaman, Herschel L. Sc A. Bartley, August C. | Charles T. Harman, Edward George M. Schumaker @ Chambers.
Raise Student FE
—8t. Mary-of-the-Woods are to meet at 6:15 p. m, ti
Woman’s clubhouse, 1101 ware St.
The ar party to | sponsored by Mrs. Ella Mrs. Lottie home, 1315 Polk St. has poned until April 5.
ment Club roundtable and tea at 1702 N. Meridian st. be guests. - Mrs. McWhirter. has named the following to assist: Mrs. Paul T. Hurt, president; Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, president-elect; Mrs. ‘A. C. Rasmussen and Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike, vice presidents; Mrs. John R. and. Mrs. Malcolm Lucas and Miss Pearl Kiefer, secretaries; Mrs. ‘Myron J. Spring, treasurer, and Mrs. Harold K. Bachelder, auditor. Directors who will assist inciude Mesdames Irving P. Blue, E. A. Brown, Hugh J. Baker, Leonidas PF. Smith, Oscar L. Watkins and Frank C. Walker, : Others to Assist : : Others. who will assist include officers-elect: Mrs. Othniel Hitch, first vice president; Mrs. Edward H. ‘Niles, recording ’ secretary; Mrs. George 8, Bowen, Wanamaker,
Mrs. A. membership T. Rochford, art department chairman: Mrs. Clyde V. Montgomery,
. | community welfare department
chairman; Mrs. Lawrence McTurnan, director. Mrs. McWhirter will also have as
and Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, founders; Mesdames Everett M. Schofield, R.
ton, past presidents; Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, General Federation director.
help. will include Mrs Edwin I BO re aS
es Helen Young, Georgia | chairman; and Florence Barthol~ .
; Mesdames Coate, Hurt =
- Barbour, | socretaty: yh Paul |
H. B. Burnet} O. McAlexander and W. W. Thorn-
a State Federation officers who will
Department Club Members to Hold Round Table and Tea
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter has fssued invitations to a Womans Departe
2 p. m. Wednesday at the clubhouse,
“McWhirter members” and other new members will
Albert % ue Jon F BI Join 8, Serie hy M. Clifford | Townsend, Jos na Ferger; Ronald A. Foster and Miss Ethel Curryer. . Department chairmen are in charge of the They are: Mrs. Carl Weinhardt, American home; Mrs. Walter 8S. Grow, art; Mrs, Charles H. Smith, con nity welfare; Mrs. C. . Wolcott, literature and drama, d Mrs. Merritt E, Woolf, garden. | Presiding at the tea able will be nd Ridge,
. Engelke,
Rev. Piepent hrok Radio Spee h Set
Mrs. R. J. Hudel son, tadians ‘Council of Federated Church Wom‘en radio chairman, has announced that the Rev. E. A. |Piepenbrok will speak at 3:30pm today over WIRE.
The will | first in a series of three. The| Rev. Mr. Piepenbrok is pastor of St. Jon Evangelioal Relornied On h oh Js he g