Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1938 — Page 5

TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1038

Peace Pacts | Unreliable, Group Told

Maj. Sapia-Bosch Urees

Preparedness as Means

To Avoid War.

Maj. T. Alphonso Sapia-Bosch, of} “t. Benjamin Harrison, today de-! ared that peace pacts cannot be elied upon The Army discussed the flaunting of international treaties by IN nations at a meeting of the ilanapolis Council of Women at annapolis Athletic Club. | Ih stressed Amer as & means “Strong countries are S respected,” he said. advocated an army of 500.000 with 18.000 officers and vorld’'s largest Navy. “If you wepared.” h will

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The Marion Republican Women with a breakfast bridge at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at the BannerWhitehill Auditorium. A bake sale is scheduled for all dav and bridge will be played again at 2 p. m. Reservations and tickets are in charge of Mrs. Lee Ingling, general chairman, assisted by Mesdames Charles Mann, Fred Atkinson, L. E. Hobson and Ruth Breeding Other committee heads include: Mrs. Frank Cones and Mrs. William Bosson Jr, bridge; Mrs. Blanche McKinney and Mrs. John Askren, Mrs. Mary E. Ramier, Mrs. Mendenhall and Miss Mary Patterson, tallies; Mesdames Atkinson, Ralph Sharp, Lawrence Orr, Letha Lovinger, Carrie Hess, Willard Armatage and Charles Cone. Others are Mesdames Hubert Jordan and Mrs. Clara McGrail, table prizes; Mesdames Louis Markun, Arthur R. Robinson, J. P. Smith, Burton Beville, Fred Kepner, J. N Cotty, Oliver Pickhart and Dora Orme, reception; Mesdames Fred Rubin, S. L. McCormick, Margaret McFarland, Sam Perry, Hany White, Joseph Hartman and Aileen Kidd, candy sale; Mesdames Ruth Breeding, L. E. Hobson, John Routier, Helen Bergline, H. B. Thompson, Henrietta Miller, Thea Ticknor, Maude Moudy and Mabel Lowe, special entertainment, and Mesdames Ingling, Epha Johnsen and Tona tickets. Mrs. Charles Mann is club president.

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Logansport Rites Unite Two Couples

Tim Q Spe v1 LOGANSPORT Oct 4 Two marriages and one engagement have been announced here Mr. and Mrs. George Kraus announce the engagement of their daughter, Georgia, to Rov E. Smith. The wedding date will be announced later, Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Pugh will live at Peru following their marriage here Saturday at St. Joseph's Parsonage. The Rev. Fr. Michael J Aichinger read the ceremony, Prior to her marriage the bride was Miss Ruth Lienemann. Attendants were Miss Mary Eloise Lieneman and Isaac Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruce are on a| wedding trip following their recent! marriage here.- The bride was Miss Shear! Marsh. |

Needlework Guild | To Meet Tomorrow

I'he Indianapolis branch, Needle- | work Guild of America, will hold a! round-table discussion of the organization’s annual garment roundup at a 2:30 p. m. meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. Hartley Sher-| wood, president of the local branch and acting national persident. | A tea will follow. Section presi-| dents and branch directors will at-| tend. Mrs. Sherwood will be assisted by other officers of the local] branch. The roundup this year will} be Nov. 1 to 3 at the First United utheran Church. Sub-Debs Meet | The N. I. S. Chapter, Sub-Deb| Club, was to meet this afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Gardner, 4221 Graceland Ave.

Chapter Meets Tonight | The monthly business meeting of | Lambda Chapter, Delta Sigma KappaiSorority. will be held tonight at the Pr W. C. A.

an Busy Ot Installations and Partie

Three smart girls are sketched in new fall versions of the shirtwaist dress.

rayon and acetate wine or spun ravon challis check skirt

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pattern pleated front princess lines in copper, teal blue or cherry red spun rayon and acetate.

. is to be held tomorrow night at the | S home of Miss Margaret Leake,

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Left, spun in teal blue, oxford gray, tucked bodice. Center, in navy, wine, or teal blue white collar and and back. Right,

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A fall roundup and guest party

| 620 | E. 34th St.,, by Kappa Kappa Sigma | Sorority. Assisting the hostess will

Installation of officers, pledge services and rush parties are included be the Misses Hazel Kennison, Marin the programs arranged by local sororities for this week.

Miss Katherine Gibson, outgoing president of Alpha Chapter, Phi |

Theta Delta Sorority, will be in charge of installation services for new officers tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Claybourne Blue, 3165 Ken-

wood Ave. New officers are Mrs. Robert Fitzgibbons, president; Miss Emalee

Palmer, vice president; Mrs. Charles | Blue, |

Applegate, secretary; Mrs. treasurer; Miss Betty Kelly, chaplain: Miss Joan Radcliffe, sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Morris Princell, historian. Plans will be completed for the national convention Oct. 8 and 9 at the Keenan Hotel, Ft. Wayne. Alpha Chapter delegates will be Miss Kelly, Miss Anna Lou Roult and Mrs. Yorda Kyger, Others who plan to attend include the Misses Margaret Berrie, Norma Keller, Sue Tezzman, Virginia Byrd, Edith Edwards, Marylou Matlock, Gibson, Kelly; Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Fitzgibbons.

Mrs. John A. Lyons, retiring president of Gamma Chapter, Omega Nu Tau, assisted by past presidents, will honor incoming officers tonight at the Woman's Athletic Club, Hoosier Athletic Club A dinner will

follow at the Business and Profes-

sional Women's Club. New officers who will be installed |

include Mrs. Paul M. Cook, president; Mrs. Lyons, vice president; Miss Laura McCarthy, national representative; Miss Hazel secretary; Miss Helena treasurer; Mrs. Wilford Furgason, chaplain; Mrs. Walter Minger, society editor, and Mrs. Claude R. Lehr, sergeant at arms.

Miss Charlotte Klepfer was installed as president of Alpha Chapter, Chi Phi Gamma Sorority, recently. Other officers are Miss Margaret Smith, secretary; Miss Lorraine Simpson, treasurer; Mrs. Edward C. Aldrich, pledge sponsor, and Mrs chairman.

Arrangements for a week of rush activities late this month will be made tonight at a meeting of Omicron Chapter, Omega Nu Tau, at the

Walden, | Wanner, |

Charles W. Perkins, publicity |

garet Mitchell and Marie Feiner, Lambda Chi Delta will meet to- | night at the home of Miss Mary Lou | Roberts. Miss Virginia Paden is

pledge captain. Pledge services will |

be held.

Mrs. John Murray will entertain the Amicus Chapter, Verus Cordis | Sorority, tomorrow and Thursday at | the Charlyn cottage, Lake Maxinkuckee.

| Miss Ruth Merrifield entertained | members of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority last night at her home on Church- | man Road. Miss Rosemary Brown | read a paper on the organization's history. Mrs. Dulcie Machamer presided. Reports were made by new committee chairmen.

Mrs. George Sneed and Mrs George Miller will entertain Kappa Chapter, Gamma Alpha Sorority, tomorrow, Mrs. Grace Robards {is newly elected pesident. Other officers for the new year are Miss Clara MecCleaster, vice president; Miss Mar- | garet Hart, vice president, and Miss | Sally Turner, treasurer.

Club Chairmen Will Assist in Publicity Course

man of district institutes, Press| and publicity chairmen assisting Mrs. Moore, general chairman, are Mrs. Lucille Rupertus, Evansville; [Mrs, Grant Lee, Washington; Murs. Press and publicity shajemen of Floyd Grigsby, West Baden; Mrs. the Indiana Federation of Clubs’ 13 , ion , Are] districts will assist with arrange- | °O8e upp, Aviom; Mrs. Dan} ments for a “Short Course in Pub- Jones, Brazil; Mrs. Clara Pippin, licity” to be held Oct. 22 at Butler Connersville; Mrs. Keenan, Indian-| University. Approximately 150 9 apolis: Mrs. Elmer Goodwin, Mun- | 200 clubwomen are to attend. [cie: Mrs. E. E. Chambers, Darling-| The course is sponsored by the ton; Mrs. H. H. Healy, Kentland; | University and the I. F, C. to ac- Mrs. L. W. Holderman, Muncie; | quaint the clubwomen with ele-|Mrs. Elmer Grady LaGrange, Mrs. | mentary steps in the preparation of | Alice Rozhon, North Judson. Mrs. copy and art for publication. The |Susan Ostrom and Mrs. Harriette | appointment of assistants was an- Sparks are also to assist. f nounced today by Mrs. Edwin I.| Mrs. C.J. Finch is to be hospitalPoston, Martinsville, Indiana Fed- ity committee chairman assisted eration of Clubs president; Prof. by Mesdames E. L. Pedlow, John Charles Kinter, head of the Butler Thornburgh, W. E. Balch, Alvin Jose, University journalism department, | Paul Oren, E. B. Thompson, Herbert and Mrs. Everett Moore, Browns- Grouns and Colin E. Lett. Mrs. H burg, 1. F. C. publicity head. |P. Willwerth is in charge of lunchMrs. W. D. Keenan, Seventh Dis- eon reservations.

trict Federation of Clubs president, [yh Will Entertain

is in charge of local arrangements, | assisted by Mrs. A. R. Tomlin, chair- |

Woodruff Place Folk

The Woman's Club of Woodruff Place will entertain residents of the community at a ‘“get-acquainted” bridge party at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the clubhouse. Receiving with the incoming president, Mrs. Ernest H. Michelis, will be the past presidents, Mes= dames C. E. Titus, John Dils, Nor=

man L. Schneider, Milton K. Foxworthy and Mrs. Ben Pigman, and also Mrs. Charles B. McFadden. vice president, and Mrs. Horace Cassady, treasurer.

Hospital Group Meets The City Hospital Committee of the Community Welfare Departnent of the Woman's Department Club was to open its season today

with a luncheon at the nurses’ home, Mrs. Frank O'Neil is chairman.

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