Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1938 — Page 10
PAGE 10 Mrs. Ayres President Of Symphony Society Women’s Committee
Group to Sponsor Bridge Party Here April 25; Dartmouth Glee Club Singers Are
Feted at Dance.
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres will head the Indiana State Symphony Society Women’s Committee for the coming year, according to announcement today. : Other officers are: Mrs. J. A. Goodman, first vice resident; Mrs. James W. Fesler, second vice president; Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie, recording secretary; Miss Lucy Taggart, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson, treasurer.
Three members elected to the executive committee are Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, Mrs. Frank Hoke and Miss Helen Sheerin.
Other executive committee members re-elected for the season are Mesdames Charles Latham, Herbert M. Woollen, Philip R. Mallory, Albert J. Beveridge, Thomas Harvey Cox, Herman C. Wolff and Elsa Pantzer Test. | Chairmen of various committees in charge of women’s committee activities will be announced later, Mrs. Ayres said today. The election was held recently at her home on Sunset Lane.
Bridge Party to Be Held April 25
: Women bridge enthusiasts from Indianapolis and the rest of the state will meet in the Marott Hotel at 2 p. m. Monday, April 25, for an afternoon of cards under auspices of the Indiana State Symphony Society Women’s Committee maintenance committee. Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge is maintenance committee chairman and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes is bridge party chairman. | Tickets are on sale by women’s committee members. Mrs. Clowes said recently that the party is not restricted to people connected| with the symphony. : - Reservations should be made with Mrs. Thaddeus R. Baker, 3104 N. Pennsylvania St. Luncheon will be served at the hotel, before the bridge. The arrangements committee will meet at 10 a. m. Monday at Mrs. Baker's home. Assisting Mrs. Clowes and Mrs. Baker on the committee are Mrs. Philemon Watson, reservations; Mesdames E. E. Gates, Albert J. Beveridge Jr. and John K. Ruckelshaus, door prizes; Mrs. Jacob L. Mueller, literature; Harry W. Hobbs, publicity; Mrs. H. H. Arnhalter, telephoning, and Miss Elsie Sinclair, ushers.
Glee Club Singers Honored at Dance
' Despite the rain, society turned out with a more than anticipated fervor for the Dartmouth Glee Club show last night at Caleb Mills Hall. - Several amusing skits were incorporated into the orthodox group singing and a responsive audience greeted each new number with Bppiause. - ¢ [| Following the recital a dance was held at the Woodstock Club in honor of the singers and all the modes of the current season were displayec. Mrs. Donald Keller, chairman of patrons and patronesses and in charge of invitations for the Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary, cosponsors with the Indianapolis Dartmouth Alumni Association for the event, was gowned in pale smoke gray net fashioned on shirtwaist lines with a shirred bodice and piped around the sleeves and collar with silver kid. Her skirt was very bouffant. | re Miss Betty Messick chose a periwinkle blue lace gown also on shirtwaist style with a girdle bound with pale pink ribbon. Miss Joan Metzger’s brown net gown was accented with a’border of golden sequin flowers around the skirt and Miss Prudence Ann Brown wore violet net with violets at the neckline and in ner hair. Coronation blue chiffon cut on draped Grecian lines was the choice of Miss Joanne Dissette, worn with gardenias in her hair. Miss Josephine Mayer’s striking gown was of white slipper satin with a band of burgundy velvet at the hem and tracing the low decolletage. At the neck was a cluster of matching velvet flowers. Mrs. Hiram Wasson McKee's classic black velvet gown was cut on directoire lines with accented sleeves and a low, square neckline. A full skirted “Winterhalter” dancing dress of violet tulle with a dubonnet girdle was chosen by Miss Betsey Home and Mrs. Robert Moynahan wore black crepe with matching fringe drapery. A new spring note was displayed by s Nelda Jean Roth whose black, pencil straight crepe gown was worn under a tiny embroidered bolero of white organdy. - All the “debutantes,” hostesses for the affair, wore wristlets of yellow jonquils.
Sister Rufinia Wins Second Art Prize
Sister Rufinia for ‘two successive years has been awarded the Peter C. Reilly Prize at the Hoosier Salon for “the best work in any artistic medium by an instructor at any Catholic University, College or High School in the state.” The painting last year created much attention. It was called “Contentment,” a passive study in sober grays and black. In the foreground was the bent back of a sister knitting on a sock. On the bare table before her was a ball of white yarn and a single apple lent the only color note. A sense of devotional peace seemed to flow like a benediction from the crucifix on the wall. The whole scene suggested the * spiritual life inside convent: walls. Since that time Sister Rufinia has won a scholarship to the University of Syracuse School of Painting, the first ever to be awarded a nun. In the intervening year she has been working at one of the counfry’s most progressive schools with living models and vibrant color. Today when you visit the Salon’s current exhibit at Block’s auditorium your eye will be caught at once by the vigorous painting of a man. Referring to your program you will find it listed thus: “98. ‘Dressed Up Canadian’ by Sister Rufinia.” From the brilliantly striped poncho flung carelessly over one shoulder to the faintly arrogant expression on the weathered, vital face, life is implicit in every line.
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Mrs. William Reid, her son Charles, and Mrs. Charles Reid, and another son, Stafford, New York. will spend Easter with her daughter, Mrs. Reid Healey, at Southern Pines. Mrs. Edward E. Gates Jr. returned yesterday from New York. ‘She and Mr. Gates flew East last week and Mr. Gates returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bils and Mrs. Bils’ mother, Mrs. Julius . R. Frederick have returned from spending the winter season at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Hays Block has returned from a trip to Europe. Miss Katharine Fulton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fulton, 3520 N. Pennsylvania St., has returned from New York, where she spent 10 days. . Miss Helene Petri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Petri, 5306 N. Pennsylvania St., has returned from an extended trip to . Mexico and. Texas. She motored with friends from Nashville, stopping at Mexico City, Taxco and many other points of interest. Beto rejurning she stopped at her father’s ranch near Houston, ex. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman, their daughter, Miss Lucy Aufderheide Kaufman, and Miss Marilyn Mulvihill will return this week-end from a Caribbean cruise. Mrs. Fred A. Sims, Propylaeum Club’s social committee chair- , has announced her assistants for the morning contract game ext W&dnesday. They are: Mrs. Frank Binford, Mrs. Walter H, reen and Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett. Bridge will begin at 10 a. m. d luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. | Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lilly will entertain Sunday evening in honor of Richard Crooks, noted tenor, who will arrive Sunday to appear in a concert by Martens, Inc., Monday night at English’s Theater. Mrs. Lilly's daughter, Mrs. Earl Randels and dughther, Lila Allison ndels, will arrive Sunday from New York for a visit with Mr. d Mrs. Lilly. . .
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This trio of Cathedral High
Club members is arranging for an Easter dance. Mrs. William H. Parks (center) discusses plans for
School Mothers’
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the annual event with Mrs. M. J. Healey (left) and Mrs. G. A. Macdonald. the high school auditorium.
The dance is to be held in
ware, hostess. Plans for dance
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Sophisticate. 7:30 p. m. today. Ridge Road, hostess.
Homer Higman, assistant. Cedars of Lebanon. 2 p. m. Fri. hostess. Business meeting.
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Food Craft. Luncheon. Kappa, Delta Sigma Kappa.
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EVENTS
SORORITIES Alpha, Alpha Gamma. Tonight. Miss Betsy Knowles, 5530 N. Dela-
Alpha, Delta Sigma Chi. 8 p.m. Kelly, hostess. Mrs. Joseph Venezia, Lebanon, guest. Mon. night. Michigan. Final plans for Easter dance Saturday, April 16, in the Hotel Antlers Gold and Oriental rooms to be made.
CLUBS : Zeta Chi Theta, Sub-Deb. Tonight. Miss Glenn Broden, hostess.
Anglo-India, International Travel-Study Club, Inc. Sat. Mrs. 3332 - Central, hostess. Mrs. Nettie Brewer,
Bay Laurel, W. C. T. U. 2 p. m. Mrs. Claude H. Faulkner, president, in charge.
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Queen Esther Aux, O. E. S. 2:30 p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North . and Illinois. Mrs. Perle Luckey, hostess. Mrs. Pearl Jones, presi-
CARD PARTIES S ee Eighteenth Ward Democratic Woman’s League. 12:15 p. m. Tues.
) I Tonight. Food Craft. Benefit for scnolarship fund. Mesdames Russell Mount, Emerson Lowes and
at Broadmoor Country Club to be. 1607 E. Mrs. Joseph McHugh, 3347 E.
Mon. Mrs. Dallas Jones,
McKay Fleury, 2043 N. Delaware, Miss Phyllis Johnson, 717 Blue
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Mrs. Clarence Sallee, 3408 Clifton,
Mrs. May Cox, 70 N. Luett, April
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riage to Gordon F. Cantelon at
Henry Moffett is to be best man. The bride-to-be is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Elder, 222 Blue Ridge Road. Mr. Cantelon is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cantelon,
St, Louis, formerly of Indianapolis. Give Dinner Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Elder are to enter-
‘tain at dinner tonight at their home
for the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Canteélon, the groom’s parents, and the bridegroom-to-be’s sister, Miss Lorna Cantelon, also of St. Louis. Miss Carey, who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Carey, 5376 E. Washington St. is to oe married at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Downey Avenue Christian Church to Roy E. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson, 2824 E. New York St. ] Miss Catherine Smith is to be the bride’s only attendante and Robert Carey, a brother of the bride-to-be, is to be best man. The wedding rehearsal will be tonight.
Shower for Miss Carey Mrs. W. D. Keenan and Mrs. E. O. Johnson entertained with a kitchen shower recently at the Keenan home, 327 Layman Ave., for Miss Carey. Mothers of the bride-to-be and the bridegroom-to-be assisted the hostesses. : Guests included Mesdames Clay
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Miss Elizabeth Ann Elder and Miss Cecil Blanche Carey who are to be married at ceremonies here tomorrow, have announced their attendants. Miss Louise Brandt is to be Miss Elder's maid of honor at her mar-
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Trusty, Floyd Trusty, Thomas Johnson, Allen Graham, G. H. Inman, John M. Smith, Stuart Faussett, Merrill Woods, Jerauld, McDermitt, C. J. Finch, Frank Symmes, George Roberts, W. L. Stamper, Edgar Rennoe, A. L. Pauley, Roy Money, W. H. Polk, Robert Carey, Mary Huff, C. F. Bechtold, Walter John‘son, August Ginsburg, Harry Garver, Renzie Hamilton; Misses Margaret Johnson, Laura Johnson, Edna Johnson, Catherine Smith, Rosemary Tpusty, Dorothy Mae Carey, Katherine *Lyzott and Emma Clark, Miss Grace Warren Abbett, whose engagement to Harry Hearsey Colburn has been announced, was entertained recently with a surprise, crystal shower at the home of Mrs. Jesse Strickland. Other guests included Mrs. Frank Abbett Jr., who is to be matron of honor; Mrs. Mayburn Landgraff and Misses Jean Underwood, Virginia Bughbee, Margaret Martin, Mary Magaret Hill and Isabel Hansen.
I. U. Official to Speak Dr. Robert E. Cavanaugh, head of the Indiana University Extension Division of this city, will be guest. speaker at a meeting of the Marion County Society for the Physically Handicapped at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the James E.
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A state board meeting of the Indiana division, American Association of University Women, will begin with a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Columbia Club. The meeting will continue Satur-
day morning. The board is to dis-|Sor cuss the new state constitution to|J
be presented for ratification at the sixth biennial. conference of the Northeast Central Section, A. A, U. W., May 6-7 in Chicago. : The board also will consider work of the state co-ordinating committee appointed last fall. Mrs. Joe McCord, Greencastle, is board president. On the co-ordinating committee are state committee chairmen including Mrs. Walter P. Morton, legislative; Miss Mary Kennedy, Lafayette, international relations; Mrs. Henry Lester Smith, Bloomington, education, and Mrs. R. W. Holmstedt, Bloomington, social studies. The constitution revision committee is composed of Mrs. C. J. Seme
ward C bower, Bloomington; Miss Ruth 8.|iGuis Kn
Milligan, Gary; Mrs. E. C. Cline, Richmond; Miss Mary Beaman, Muncie, and Mrs. Morton.
Bridge Contest Winners Named
Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, Blocks’ bridge | C
forum instructor, today announced the winners of Tuesday’s duplicate game.
Section one, north and south::
Mrs... L. H. Brink and Mrs. Wade Lushbaugh, first; Mrs. Stanley McComas and Mrs. R. A. Blackburn, second; east and west, Mrs. M. L. Thompson and Mrs. L. H. Riggs, first; Mrs. C. M. Combs and Mrs. Bertha Montfort, second. Section two, north and south: Mrs. E. C. Ball and Mrs. Morrow, first; Mrs. Lowell Bain and Mrs. Oliver Williams, second; east and west, Mrs. Nettie Kistner and Mrs. Pauline Comtois, first, and Mrs. Mary Herring and Mrs. Emma Kemper, second. A ;
Luncheon Scheduled By Nursery Mothers
The Northeast Community Center Nursery School Mothers were to hold their monthly covered dish luncheon and business meeting today at the Nursery, a portable building behind the Community House at 30th and N. LaSalle Sts.
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Patrons of
‘Easter Ball | Are Named|
$ Bishop Ritter Among
Sponsors of Cathedral High Annual Affair.
Patrons and patronesses for Cathedral High School Mothers’ Club annual Easter dance April 19 in the high school auditorium were announced today. They are Bishop Joseph E. Ritter, the Rev. Fr. Peter Killian, the Rev. Fr. George Dunn, Brother Agatho, C. 8. C, Brother Leonard,
C. S. C., and Dr. Joseph L. Conley, |
Mayor and Mrs. Walter C. Boetcher, Judge and Mrs. William F. Dudine and Judge and Mrs. Joseph - T. Markey. “Others are Drs. and Mesdames William C. Hall, Frank T. Dowd, Thomas E. Courtney, Bernard J. Larkin, Joseph E. Kernel, Arlie J. Ullrich, Bernard Matthews, Walter Dean, John Salb, John Saplding, John F. Parker, Emil C. Kernel, Karl L. Kernel, Raymond A. Wurtz, L. W. Simon, John J. Blackwell, Paul B. Kernel, Joseph Gramling, Herman| H. Gick, L. A. Kernel, ‘William S. Ankenbrock, Robert W. Barber, E. H. McShay, James Healy, J. T! Farréll and R. L. Bosler. | ~ Patrons Listed
A. G. Aulbach, E. and Mesdames A. ( Hoary Balt
+ Messrs. z, J. H.
Ehomas. Brod as well, Edward pei Ce . Bern i . A. “Stan . Bowen, Nunzio B. », Thomas J. Blackwell, William A. yan, Clyde C. Bowers, Charles F. , William C. Bachelder, Nicholas J. or, A. E. Coddington, John W. Con- ] N. Connor, y D. Caskey, ohn L. rark, V. M. Co J. Jd. Cole |Jr,, Charles A. Commons, Joh Carr and William E, Clauer are also on
the list. ers are Messrs, and Mesdames JoOn Dienhart, C. J. Dickman, Bert F. August Duennes, Frank Duffy, Fred r, James E. Deery, John A. Deery, hn ¥. Darmody, George D. Dell, Charles James J. Fitzgerald, W. C. F ever Jr., chael J. d. William C. Fox, eorge Faulstich, Roy J.) Pisher, Elmer Fox, Edh, Thomas Fitzgerald, RayRichard A. Graham, W. J. Glatt, Edward C. Grande, M. Goldrich, Joseph
nagel,
mond C. , Glaska, Joseph J. B. Griffin, Paul O. Hoffman and J. Herbert Hartman, The list continues with Messrs. and Mes~ Huse, ed W. Haunss, y. Arthur Heidenreich,
am J. Hanley, J. liam Holland, William A. liam J. Hurrle, Fred Johnston, Johantgen, August Krieg, B. M. Keen J. Kirschner, P. GC. Keily, F. Ador Krueger, Ray Kunz, Frank Koch, Arthur J. Kelley, Edward L. Kraeszig, Ed-
Charles J. er esle, Edarns, eos LM Jel . Kotteman, Mr X “Clarence J. Koschnick, Sylvester G. sherg, Walter Kuhn and William H. Krieg. Others Named
Messrs. and Mesdames Henr kamp Sr., Tony Lux, Clyde A. Lime, E. W. Lindley, Thomas X. Lenahan, A. P. Lauck, Joseph H. Leikhim, Oscar P. Larson, E. W. Lyons, E. B. Leppert, Cornelius V. Loughery, Z. W. Leach, Raymond J. McManus, William F. McMillan, George A. McDonald, Frank E. McKinney, John G. McNutt, John G. McKay, T. J. McMahon, Thomas D. McGee, Maurice F. McGrath, Leo F. McGrath, Leo J. McManus, Leo . Morrison, Frank nk A. Montrose, Jose McNamara, Harry Metzger, T. A. han, John Minta, Robert L. Murphy, Mohlenkamp, Daniel E. Moran, Leo . Miller, James McCaslin, Earl Matheny, William W. Miller, William J. Mooney Jr., James Mahoney and Leo L. Neargarden are others. Continuing the list are Messrs. and dames Cente T. OC =
LangsenWw
Coleman L. McGuir
O'Hara, Wil O'Neil Jr., John E. Ostheimer, Patrick J. Ohleyer, Arnold E. Pfel 7 1d Potter, J.
Quigl John J. Quinn. P. C. Reill -A. Royse, James J. Ross, : A. Royse, John K. Ruckel . Robinson, Raymond L.
John
Elmer A. Steffen. B. John A. Sheedy, August Souchon, Stevens, Robert E. Sweeney, George A. Smith, Leo S. Smith, Joseph Sexton and wilhsm Shi
ne, ther patrons and _patronesses are Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph J. Schatter, Daniel C. Sweeney. E. Wayne Seay, C . s D. Sheerin, Harty E. Sc 1d 1B. Shimer, Timothy P. xton, P. B 5 Claren
Strauss, Thompson, Arthur Tre miller. C. W. Thamann,
Orr. fey.
IL. N’ d J. Welch, Joseph A. ge vO. H. Morley, , Martin L. Walpole, Justin Earl G. Williams, J Wil-
alsh, eB. Wolf, John A. Welch, immer
liamson, Theodore orge D. Yeazel and P. W. Z y Concluding the list are Messrs. Henry Frommeyer Sr., Herman Grinsteiner, Harry
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Cast Is Chosen for ‘Enchanted April’ |
The cast for the Dramatic Club’s production, “Enchanted April,” was announced today. One of the highlights of the post-Lenten season, -the : performance will be presented April 23 at English’s Theater. Cast members include Mr. and Mrs. George H. Denny, Mr. and Mrs. Pisk Landers, Miss Elsie Sinclair, Miss Mary Elam, Mrs. Robert I. Blakeman Jr., Robert Frost Daggett Jr. Kurt Leiber, and Samuel Runnels Harrell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bev= eridge Jr. head the play committee, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus. Rehearsals for the play are to be held in the committee’s homes. For several years this practice had been discontinued in favor of rehearsals at downtown clubs. :
Patrons Named By Lambda Chi
Patrons and patronesses for. the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity state dance at the Columbia Club Saturday, April 16, were announced today. They include Messrs. and Mesdames Lloyd D. Claycomb, Bruce McIntosh and Herman C. Champer, Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reis, Cincinnati. The event is under auspices of the Association. Walter Keaton is arrangements chairman, assisted by Franklin Seidensticker and William J. Long. Dancing is to be from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. Representatives will be
- | present from Butler, Indiana, Pur-
due, Wabash and DePauw chapters.
Joseph E. McGowan, James Burns, A. Dudley. Joseph Kirkhoff, Joseph E. Vogel, Otto. Ray, James . Morrissey, OrConnell Jr., Mes Frank Crush, M. . Drew, L. G. Cum . Letty Gannon, John ine Sifferlin, Alice F. Flaherty, John J. Madden, . Foley, . . Kibler, Lois O'Connell, Lula Cantwell and H M
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Tulip Time
Dance Is Set For April 16 Rewrvations Pouring in
For Annual I. A. C. Affair, Officials Reveal.
Whether you have to get out your old gray bonnet, dust it off and wear it another season, or can sally forth in a new chapeau, the surest sign of impending Easter is the Indian apolis Athletic Club's fourth annual Tulip Time Ball Saturday night, April 16. The . fourth floor ballroom is to be elaborately decorated with greenery and predominated by the tulip motif. Louie Lowe and his orchestra are to play. Mr. and Mrs. Con=
| rad Ruckelshaus are club entertaine
ment cochairman for the event. Announcement was made today that reservations now are pouring in and all lists must be completed by April 15. Those already planning large pare ties include Messrs. and Mesdames George E. Davis, W. B. McCaw, Edwin G. White, G. E. Lewis, J. E, Fleming, M. J. McKee, C. E. Rimp and Judge and Mrs. Posey Kime, At other tables hosts are to be william N. Wilson, L. B. Springer, Greenwood; John N. Carter, Bloome ington; Charles E. Ray, Noblesville; Miss Jeane Stucker, S. F. Lewis, M. L. Olson and Ralph Knode. The club’s Lantern Room will be decorated in a maritime motif when the shore dinner is held tomorrow night from 6 to 9 p. m. Dinner dancing is to be from 6:30 to 8 p. m, with Louie Lowe providing music. The regular Friday night dancing will continue from 10 p. m. to midnight.
Benefit Bridge Party The Woodside Branch mothers of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will hold a benefit bridge tonight. The committee in charge included Mrs. Forest Taflinger, chairman, and Mesdames Claude Ringer, Ray Harlan, Elva Brown,. Charles
ugh Quill; Misses Josephine Madden, orothy
Minta and Hannah Noone.
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