Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1938 — Page 15
FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1938
Equestrian Team Films
To Be Shown
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Arranges for Easter Dance
Mrs. Devin Soloist for
~ Simfonietta
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at a meeting
Federation Approves Church Board's Attack on Gambling
A letter to Dr. Emnest. N. Evans and the Indianapolis Ministerial Assoclatiori commending them for their attack on gambling and salacious literature was voted by the severith district, Indiana Federation of Clubs,
Woman's Club to Hold Egg Roll on Easter The Christian Park Woman's Club will sponsor an egg foll on Easter Day from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Community House. The firemen at Station House 15
‘have colored 1000 eggs for the oc-
casion and prizes are to be donated
ments chairman, is to be assisted by Mrs. Prank Dye and Mrs. Marian Ethridge. Mrs. Robert O'Brien is president. oe
Carnelian Meets Monday . The Carnelian Club will meet for juncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Spink-Arms Hotel. Hostesses
this morning at the Claypool Hotel. ‘
Mrs. Robert Shank, legislativee— will be Mesdames D. D. ‘Sullivan,
by Irvington merchants.
- team on its exhibition tour,
Committees in Charge Here Will View ArmyMade Pictures Monday. Two films of the U. S. Olympic
equestrian team will be shown Monday night to committees arranging
for the exhibition appearance at the |
State Fair Grounds, May 8. . “Mopdern Centaurs” and “Riders of the Riley” films produced under Army supervision, will ,be shown at the first .general meeting of the comm tee in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. or Preliminary preparations for the May 8 event are to be described by Gen. Elmer F. Straub, president of the Indiana Saddle Horse Association, which is sponsoring the event. Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill is seat sales chairman. The same films will be shown to the William Creek Riding Club members on Sunday night following a ride. Gordon Sutton is making ar_rangements. . ‘Columbus, O., has been added to the list of cities to be visited by the arranged to raise funds for expenses to the 1940 Olympic Games. Cleve-
land, St. Louis and Detroit are in-!
cluded on the itinerary. Mrs. Hill will be assisted in the sale of seats by Mrs. George Ziegler, vice chairman; Maj. T. SapiaBosch, Maj. Richard Habbe, Charles Bartlett, William V. Sines, Burford Danner, Jack Adams, Meier 8S. Block, Lieut. J. Ray Martz, William E. Sayre, Capt. John Davis and Charles W. Moores. Others are Arthur Strauss, Mesdames W. W. Fancher, Clayton O. Mogg, J. L. Hyatt, Walter Porter, John Gordan Kinghan, Carl Vonnegut, Marie Tracy, Morris Rosner, Thomas C. Twyman, Margaret Abraham Feore, Frank J. Haight. Willis E. Kuhn, August C. Bohle: John Bertermann II, W. P. Ande: son III, Helen Donson, Haverstic Misses Ann Ayres, Anne Elder, Ge. trude Brown and Janet Rosenthal
Mrs. Morarity Hostess
The Indianapolis Ward-Belmont
- Alumnae Club will meet for a 1:30
p. m. dessert-bridge tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. B. Morarity, 5775 Rosslyn Ave. Mrs. James Camplin is to assist.
TODAY'S
Kindred Photo.
Mrs. Edward Scheier is cochairman of the Easter dance to be given by Alpha Chapter, Theta Sigma Delta Sorority tomorrow night in the Hotel Antlers Gold and Oriental rooms.
Prenuptial Parties Entertain
3 Indianapolis Brides-to-Be
| Prenuptial parties and informal gatherings preceding weddings are | always among the gayest of springtime events. Miss Beverly Adams, 1836 Mansfield Ave. is to entertain at 8 p. m. tonight with a miscellaneous «shower for Miss Martha Mae Davis.
Miss Davis, daughter of Mr. and &
Mrs. . Tyra Davis, is to be married Easter Sunday afternoon to Cecil
S. Denton, son of Mr. and Mrs."
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Christamore Society Will Meet Tuesday
Christamore Aid Seciety will hold its monthly noon luncheon meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. Jerome Littell, North Crow’s Nest. Assisting the hostess are to be Mesdames Joseph E. Cain, J. I Cummings, Thomas Madden, John Ray Newcomb and John Ruckelshaus. Mrs. R. Kirby Whyte, presi dent, is to preside.
Walter Denton, at the First Baptist Church. Appointments tonight are to be in the bridal colors, blue and white. The Adams home is to be decorated with spring flowers. ~ Miss Essie Alice Scott, whose marriage to B. Allen Sutton, Chi€sgo, formerly of Indianapolis, will take
place at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, May 29, ‘at
Christian at-
"Downey Avenue Church, has announced her tendants. : Mrs. John A. Scott, a :sister-in-law, will be matron of honor: and Joan Pritchard will be flower girl, Liston Austin, Logansport, will be Mr. Sutton’s best man, and John A. Scott, a brother of the bride-to-be, Ross Cadick and Don Leukhardt, will usher. :
Miss Scott is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Scott, 6056 E. Washington St. Mr. Sutton is a.son of Mrs. Bert A. Sutton, Chicago. Miss Lois Louise Haines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Haines, was honored at a personal shower last night given by Miss Sara Jane Wright and Miss Geraldine Jackman in the Wright home, 6179 .Burlington Ave. Miss Wright will be maid of honor and Miss Jackman will be bridesmaid at Miss Haines’ marriage to William G. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Nelson, April 24, at First Friends Church. The home was decorated with spring flowers. Hostesses were asgisted by Miss Wright's mother, Mrs. Wilbur Wright. Other attendants at the wedding are to be Miss Charlene Winnefeld, flower girl; Edgar Nelson, best man; and Virgil A. Haines and Russell Rauch, ushers. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson will entertain with a bridal buffet supper tonight at their home, 132 E. 44th St, in honor of their datghter, Mary Alice, whose marriage to Sidney Fenstermaker is tomorrow. The dinner is to follow the wedding rehearsal and guests will include the attendants and the immediate families. ;
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Soprano Will Perform on Sorority Program Friday.
Mrs. William A. Devin, soprano, will be soloist at the program of
‘string music given by the 8igma Alpha Iota Simfonietta at 8:15 p. m.
Friday, April 29, in the American Central Life Insurance Building auditorium, Miss: Roberta Trent is conductor of the organization, which is composed of 20 feminine musicians. The Simfonietta recently presented the morning musicale at the Silver Jubilee Rotary ‘convention. Other programs have been given before the Woman's Department . Club; Propylaeum Club and the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Proceeds of the April 29 concert will be used to defray expenses for a trip to Milwaukee in August where the String Simfonietta will appear on the sorority’s national convention program. Mrs. E. O. Noggle is business manager. Mrs. Robert Shultz is ticket chairman for the concert and Miss Mildred Knight is in charge of ushers. Miss Trent is a graduate of the American Conservatory of Music, where she studied violin with Herbert Butler and orchestration under Leo Sowerby. . Since returning to Indianapolis, she has done postgraduate study in violin and conducting with Ferdinand Schaefer, founder and conductor-emeritus of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. She is also a member of the Franklin College faculty.
Mrs. Devin is soprano soloist at:
North Methodist Church. She has been soloist in Irvington and Bloomington presentations of the “Messiah.” The most recent of her concert appearances in Indiana was at Evansville.
Independent and - Alpha Latreian Officers Named
New officers of the Alpha Latreian group and of the Independent Social Club were announced .today. Mrs. Arthur Pittenger will head the Latreian group during the coming year. . Other officers are Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt, first vice president: Mrs. William Walker, recording secretary: Mrs. William Horne, treasurer, and Mrs. Hiram Keehn. corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. H. Dady is newly elected president of the Independent Sociai Club. Other officers are Mrs. M. B. Spellman, first vice president; Mrs. Florence McFeeters, second vice president; Mrs. J. E. Ratcliff, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. B. M. How-.
ell, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A. M. Tarr, treasurer. General federation delegates named are Mrs. Carl G. Neerman and Mrs. H. K. Pruitt. Seventh district delegates are Mrs. Edwin A. Toby and Miss Jeanette Schaffer. Council of Women representatives are Mrs. Bertha McDowell and Mrs. R F. Denny. Mrs. Thomas O'Brien will représént the group in the Indiana Photoplays Indorsers Association.
chairman, on behalf of her committee, urged members to vote for Juvenile Court Committee candi-
| dates, William F. Remy and Wilfred
Bradshaw, and commended the Smoke Abatement amendment by which smoke offenders may be re< ported by citizens filing affidavits.
Federation of Clubs legislative chairman, urged members to write Rep. Robert L. Doughton (D. N.C), Ways and Means Committee chairman, requesting that action be taken on H. R. Bill 9999 which would place pistols and revolvers under Federal control. The billébriginally included only ims machine guns and sawe . : The board announced that $100 has been allotted to the library fund in honor of the seventh district president, Mrs, Willlam D. Keenan, and that two books will be sent to the General Federation of Women ‘Clubs in her honor. Mrs. Herbert Grouns announced that January will be set aside each year as reciprocity month, when clubs will exchange program ideas.
Second Spring Bird Walk Set For Saturday
The second spring bird walk for junicr ‘members of the Children’s Museum is scheduled at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Ellenberger Park. Children from kindergarten to high school age are to attend. Mothers are invited. ~The group will meet at the. shelter house. Trained nature study leaders will serve as guides for units of 10 children each. Children are asked to bring field glasses, notebooks, pocket size bird guides and pencils. All groups will return to the shelter house by 4:30 p. m. where parents may call for their children. Many of the children keep bird calendars and have discovered for themselves how many of the birds native to this part of the country are returning earlier than usual. Mrs. Donald C. Drake, chairman of the junior membership activities, is in charge of arrangements and is being assisted by Mrs. W. Irving Palmer, Mrs. Ward Rice, Miss Helen Jacoby and William Dinwiddie.
Scottie Club Sets
Dance April 30
One of the gayest of the spring dances for the subdeb and prep school set will be the annual formal of the Scottie Club April 30 at the Columbia Club. Several members who are away'at schools will re-. turn to attend. Miss Barbara Drummond heads the group, assisted by Miss Rosemary McCarthy, vice president; Miss Irma Berry, secretary; Miss Joan RoOssebo, treasurer, and Miss Alma Creyn, financial secretary. A group coming from Purdue University will include the Misses Virginia Wilking, Treva Berry and Lois Randolph. Miss Mary Louise Lee, a Stephen’s College student, will attend, as will Miss Vivian Pe-
Mrs. John Thornburgh, Indiana |
Virginia Jenckes Council Speaker ‘Here Next Week
: Hon. vig ginia E. : Jenckes, Sixth District Congresswoman, will be the principal speaker at the annual convention of the May Wright Sewall Council of Women at, 9 a. m. Thursday in the Claypool Hotel,
The organization is composed of 14 affliated groups, representing 3000 women in Indiana: i a acs AL S030 greetings to the ega at 10: a. m. Annual reports of affiliated clubs will be read. Officers will be elected for the next two years. A re tative of Boetcher will give the welcome ad-
introduce Mrs. Jenckes.
and Down” at the Indianapolis Literary Club meeting Monday eve-
The Carnelian Club will hold a luncheon and bridge Monday. Hostesses include Mesdames D. B. 8Sullivan, Ira Swartz and Horace M. Chadwick. i : #2 = = ; Mrs. Elijah Jordan will speak on “The Rise and Power of Wealth” at a meeting of the Irvington Women's Club Monday with Mrs. Henry L. Bruner, 324 Ritter Ave. » ” 8 : Chapter G of the P E. O. Sisterhood will be hostess to Chapter V at a meeting Monday with Mrs. G. O. Carpenter, 3559 Central Ave. Miss Mildred Foster will assist. ” 2 t J Mrs. E. -H. K. McComb and Mrs. Ann Porter Pangborn are in charge of a fiction program to be presented at the Monday Conversation Club meeting. Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee, 4960 Michigan Rd., will be hostess.
Sisters.to Entertain Junior Legion Group
Misses Helen and Olivene Buena-
tain tomorrow for the Bruce P. Robison Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion. : Mrs. Ralph Lynch will conduct the final rehearsal of the group for their participation in the Easter Sunrise Service at the Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument. A program in observance of Child Welfare Month has been planned. Miss Betty Lou Hasselbring and Miss Irene Ulrey will present piano selections. Others on the program include Miss Olivene Buenaman and Miss Marian Ellen Scott, accordionists; Miss Louise Steinsberger, Hawaiian guitar player, and Miss Betty Jeanne Scott, violinist. ;
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