Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1938 — Page 4

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Local Organizations Arrange for Activities Ranging From a Baseball

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Wilson Mothershead Is Dramatic Club Head After Sizzling Election

Mrs. William Ray Adams Named Vice President, [Lyman S. Ayres, Secretary, and John Collett, Treasurer; Young Riders Get Cups.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Following a hotly contested election with positively no provision for a recount, Wilson Mothershead last night was declared victor in the battle for presidency of the Dramatic Club. Officials finished counting the ballots shortly before midnight at the annual business meeting and dinner-dance at Woodstock Club.

Completing the roster of new officers who are to guide the destinies of the city’s oldest dramatic organization next year are Mrs. William Ray Adams, vice president; Lyman S. Ayres, secretary, and John Collett, treasurer. Directors are Miss Irving Moxley, Perry O'Neal and William C. Griffith.

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Feverish activity is anticipated in the environs of Golden Hill late this afternoon when at 5:30 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruckelshaus, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley and Mr. and Mzus. Conrad Ruckelshaus start scuttling about in search of treasure. The party, which is being given in honor of Miss Janet Noyes and Frederic M. Ayres Jr., who are to be married next month, is to start al, Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Ruckelshaus’ home and end with supper at Mr. and Mrs. Kackley’'s home after the treasure hunt. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Williams will entertain informally tomorrow afternoon for Miss Noves and Mr. Ayres at the David Williams’ new home, 3424 Central Ave » » x » x x

Guests of Col, and Mrs. Sam I, McCants, who are to give a dinner and bridge party this evening at the Marott Hotel, will include Messrs. and Mesdgmes James B. Nelson, William L. Taylor, Walter Hutton, Edward Zink, Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Van Osdol, Mesdames Samuel Cornell Carey, Caroline Atherton, Henry Eitel, W. H. Kinnear, A. H. Steinbrecher, W. W. Gilchrist, Julia Jean Rudd, W W. Critchlow, W. W. Wentz, W, W. Carter and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Fishback of Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. Harry Murphy of Muncie, Miss Emma Claypool and Miss Ruby Bollenbacher.

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robb Jr. of Concord, N. H., will arrive next Saturday to visit Mrs, Robb’s uncle, G. Barrett Moxley, and Miss Moxley and to attend the races. Mrs. Robb, who was Miss Kitty Armstrong of Shelbyville, Ky. has been a frequent vsiitor here, Miss Moxley will entertain at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Robb Saturday evening. Mrs. Albert Goepper has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Edward B. Anderson, and Mr. Anderson in Winnetka, Ill. Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr. and her daughter, Susan, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Anderson now, will return early next week. Mrs. Anderson, formerly Miss Louise Goepper, has taken a cottage at Clear Lake in Northern Indiana. where she and her children, Marv Ellen ard Rilly, will spend the summer. Another daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Cox Jr. and Mrs. Cox of Fountain, Mich, and their daughter, Diane, and son, Charles III, will arrive May 29 to spend 10 davs with Mr. and Mrs. Goepper.

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Miss Ann Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Russell W, Johnston, is to entertain members of the Tudor Hall senior class and Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal, at luncheon today. Miss Evelyn Lilly will entertain a box party at the races. In nne group who will attend the races together will be Mr. and Mrys, Woods Caperton, the Misses Betsy Home, Mary Stewart Haines, Rosemary O'Neil of Crawfordsville, Reilv Adams, John Watson and Bingham Booker.

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An intent group of young riders who have heen competing monthly since January in the Arlington tournament at the Robert

H. Brown stables last night received ribbons for the May event and silver cups for excellence in the series. Nancy Hoke won both the blue ribbon and cup in the beginners class and Joan Heffelfinger In the junior division blue ribbon and cup with Evelyn Hitz, second; Nancy Stout, third,

placed second

and Mary Ann Resor, fourtn. Ab Metzger

Norris, fourth.

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Arthur V. Cohen, instructor in violin at the University of Illinois and director of music for WILL, arrived yesterday to spend the Harry S. Glickman, Glickman and to attend the Civic Theater-spensored Cole Porter

week-end with his cousin, Mrs.

show Monday evening at English’s.

at, a number of parties here where he will give musical programs.

Mr. and Mrs. Glickman, Indianapolis io live

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rank Matthews, Pittsburgh, the houseguest this week-end of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Young, 3454 Guilford Ave. and their daughter, Miss Mary Paxton Young. Mrs. Ida W. Parker, New York, has left for Columbus and Youngstown, O, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Helm. Mrs. Jacob P. Dunn has motored Fast, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. John Mason Moore and Mrs. Ernest James Bradley to join ner sister, Miss J “rence Jones at

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was ribbon and cup winner in the intermediate class; Barbara Klein, second; Julianne Hartley, third, and Jane Marlou Hyatt won the cup in the senior division and second place in last night's event; Jane Abrams placed first; Ann Cantwell, third; William McCollough, fourth, and Beth Anderson, fifth. Mrs. Helen York and Robert Mannix were judges. Mrs. Alex Metzger is tournament supervisor,

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Ann Kennedy received the

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and Mr. Mr. Cohen will be entertained

of Detroit, recently came to

Essex, Vt. Miss Jones will return to Indianapolis with them.

Mrs. Harry Hilgemeier and Mrs. Jess Haynes have saiicd for Europe to visit their sister, Mrs. William Struebe and Mr. Struebe at their home near Hanover, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. John Esterline Jr. have arrived from Hollywood, Cal. for several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Fsterline and Myr. and Mrs. James R. Collier, \ h

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Solves Problem Of Program for Non-Race Goers

Non-race goers’ problem of what to do Memorial Day has been solved by Meridian Hills Country Club for its members. Men golfers have an annual holi- | day tournament arranged for them. | The swimming pool will be opened for swimming enthusiasts and courts will be available for tennis players. For members wishing to celebrate hefore the holiday, a dinner has| been arranged for next Saturday. | Mr, and Mrs. Howard Nyhart are | chairmen of the entertainment committee arranging the event. Charles H. Hapedon assisted by Mrz, A. V. Stackhouse and Mrs. Hughes Patten have charge of swimming pool activities to include several meets after the school term ends. Tomorrow night, members will be entertained at a buffet supper and musical program arranged by Mr. | and Mrs. H. R. Kerr.

P.E.O. Picks State Leader During Parley|

Mrs. George W. Hulbert, Gary, was named president of the Indiana State Chapter of the P, E, O. Sisterhood at the cldsing session of a three-day convention this morning at the Marott Hotel. Other officers elected include Miss Madeline Gullion, Rushville, first vice president; Mrs. G. C. Brandenburg, West Lafayette, second vice president; Mrs. G. Maxwell Powell, South Bend, organizer; Mrs. Harry S. Rogers, Indianapolis, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur M. Wagner, Greensburg, corresponding secretary, and Miss Marion Hillman, South Bend, treasurer. Miss Martha Ellen Weisman, Kokomo, who for two years was awarded the group's scholarship, is to be honored soon by the naming of a room at Cottey College in her honor. The 1938 winner of the $200 scholarship to the organiza-tion-supported school is Miss Pa-| tricia Carson, Gary. Over $20,000 from the national group's $845,000 scholarship fund is being used for Indiana girls, a report this morning stated, Thirtyeight young women at present have P, E. O. loans. Committee meetings at 8:30 a. m. today preceded the morning program, Mrs. Hattie Teter led the opening ode, and Mrs. Mary McKinsey conducted the objects and aims rites, Installation of oMicers was followed by the cldsing luncheon at

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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1938

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Times Photos 1. This comely trio of Christamore Aid Socieiy members are busy with arrangements for opening the Christamore Settlement House summer camp near Traders Point. The camp committee includes (left to right) Mrs. A. Kiefer Mayer, Miss Estelle Rauh Burpee and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. 2, Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan is a member of the executive committee for the Cole Porter Day celebration Monday sponsored by the Civic Theater. A performance of the Hoosier composer's “You Never Know” will be presented at English’s Monday night followed by a reception at the Columbia Club. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 3. Members of the Orchard School Mothers’ Association will sponsor a baseball game June 4. An active sales campaign has already begun for the event which is sponsored annually by the association. Among the arrangements committee members are eft to right) Mesdames William Kern, Leonard Sploman and Robert Stempfel. 4. Mrs. E. Starling Pearce, Indianapolis Girl Scout Council treasurer, was recently elected secretary of the Great Lakes Region. She was also named Indiana chairman of Lone Troops and will supervise a corps of consultants who organize and direct the Troops. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 5. The St. Joan of Are Woman's Club will sponsor a bridge, tea and style show at Ayres auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph F, Thompson (seated), Mr. William J. Sparks (left) and Mrs. Ralph Ittenbach are among the club members completing plans for the event. 6. Mrs. George A. VanDyke Jr. (right) and Miss Louise ‘Trees are planning a state luncheon for the Indiana Ward Belmont Club June 4

‘Tea Wednesday tor Voters’

[League Member Prospects

The Indianapolis League of Women Voters will entertain prospective A. Goodman. Officers wili ne elected at the annual business meeting preceding the tea, @ — ci A slate will be submitted by Mrs. | J. A. Miner, nominating committee chairman, and Mesdames Guy N. « Shadinger, EB. Mark Ferree and] Leonard Smith.

Junior [.cague

Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell, 7retiring president and newly elected state league head, will preside at the business session, Annual reports are to be presented by department chairmen, including Mrs. John L, H, Fuller, government and foreign policy; Mrs. Frank T. Cox, government and its operation; Mrs. Stanley Hayes, government and economic welfare, and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, government and child welfare. Other members who will report include Mrs. O. W. Greer, treasurer, Mrs. L. A. Ensminger, membership secretary, and Mrs. Ferree, project chairman. Mrs. George 1.. Denny and Mrs, Robert S. Sinclair will preside at the tea table. Other hostesses will be Mesdames Louis Haerle J. Jerome Littel, Chauncey Eno, A. J. and James T, Cunningham.

Local Clubs Sponsor

Flower Show Here

The Art Association of Indianapolis in collaboration with the Indiana Federation of Garden Clubs will sponsor a one-day flower show in the Sculpture Court of the Herron Museum June 5. Mrs. Robert Frost Daggett of the association ang Mrs. B. F. Orr and Mrs. Joe Gi. McFarland of the federation are in charge of arrangements. The show is open to the

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PITTSBURGH, May 21 (U. P).— Miss Helen W. Leovy, of Pittsburgh, today was elected president of the Association of the Junior League of America, succeeding Mrs, Peter IL.

been president for two years,

Miss Leovy, who has been treasurer of the association for four years, was the only candidate for the nomination as president. Elected to succeed Miss Leovy as treasurer was Mrs. John L. Hutcheson Jr., of Chattanooga, Tenn.

Another officer elected at

convention were Mrs. Ferguson, of Winnipeg, Canada. as secretary, succeeding Mrs, Cyrus Phillip of Milwaukee, Miss.

Speaker Is Selected

For Commencement

Miss Mary Ellen Chase, English professor at Smith College, will speak at the Tudor Hall School Commencement exercises at 8 p. m, June 10 at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. George Arthur Frantz will pronounce the invocation and the benediction. Miss 1. Hilda Stewart, school principal, will present the diplomas. embers of the graduating class will hold a dance at the ‘Woodstock Club following the exercises,

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Is Sorority Head

Miss Mary Anna Butz will as- | sume her duties as Delta Delta | Delta Sorority president, tomorrow [at the 2 to 5 p. m. Pansy tea at the chapter house Rushees are to be honor guests. Miss Roberta Conveaux, tea chairman, is to be assisted by other newly elected officers. They include Miss Martha Finney, vice presi dent; Miss Ruth Smock, corresponding secretary; Miss Bonnie Bess Myers, recording secretary; Miss Marjorie Delman, treasurer, and Miss Mary Janet Fehr, house manager,

Two to Get Degrees Degrees will he conferred on two candidates at the 1:30 p. m, meeting Friday of the Daylight Chap ter 553, O. E. 8, at the }

Miss Mary Butz |Haines-Adams Rites Set;

Ruth Milliken Engaged

| Todav's announcements of the | engagements of Miss Mary Stewart | Haines to Reily Gibson Adams and Miss Ruth Bybee Milliken to George Arthur Murphy, New York, headline the news of coming nuptials. Miss Haines’ engagement was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Morris Haines. Mr, Adams is the son of Mrs. Reily Culbertson Adams. The wedding will be in the summer, Miss Haines was graduated from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and is a member of the Indianapolis Junior League, Christa Woke Aid Society and the Dramatic ub. Mr, Adams was graduated from

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Walter 1.. Milliken, Pinehurst and Hyannisport, Mass today ans nounced his daughter's engages ment to Mr. Murphy. Miss Milli« ken is formerly of Indianapolis and now of New York. Mr, Murphy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drewry Murphy, Morrow, Ga, Miss Milliken was graduated from Miss Hall's School, Pittsfield, Mass, and the May School in Eu , Bhe is a member of the In« dianapolis Junior League. Mr, Murphy is a graduate of Oglethorpe University and the Harvard University School of Business Ad. ministration, He is a member of the Harvard Club of New York, the West Side Tennis Olub of Forest Hills and the New York Southern | Mrs, in

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