Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1938 — Page 14

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Visits, Meet

ings and

Parties Fill Calendar; Plan Point Hunt Ball

Democracy at Stake, Voters’ League Told as It Hears Plea That Women Take Active, Intelligent Interest in Government.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON

Fall' visits, parties and calendar. Just keeping pace endurance.

meetings fill the October is enough to tax anyone's

Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams will entertain an annual fall house party at their cottage at Lake Maxinkuckee for a week begin-

ning tomorrow.

Guests, who all spent the summer at the lake, are

to be Messrs. and Mesdames Donald Jameson, Louis H. Haerle, Guy A. Wainwright, Leo Burnett of Chicago and Mrs. Jesse Fletcher.

Mrs. Henry Bennett will arrive

Oct. 15 from Englewood, N. J.,

where she is living with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Lord, and Mr. Lord to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacquelin S. Holliday. Mrs. Ward Dean

and Mrs. Stanley C. Brooks are to

go to Madison today for a visit

with Mrs. Samuel Boyd, following which they will spend the week-

end with Mrs. Dean's daughter, Daugherty at Louisville.

Mrs.

Jack Daugherty, and Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Hess to Visit Hawaii

Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Hess will leave Saturday for a cruise to

Hawaii. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.

Earle, Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Fatout are to leave today for

Minneapolis where they will attend the Purdue-Minnesota football

game Saturday.

Mrs. Albert Richey

of Worcester, Mass., will arrive

Saturday to spend a few days with her brother, Paul Richey, and

Mrs. Richey. Island.

Mrs.

Clarence Martindale

is back from Mackinac

Mrs. Roger Scaife has returned to her home in Milton, Mass, after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Albert L. Beveridge Jr.,

and Mr. Beveridge. today for several days’ visit in Ohio Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair and the

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Matson are to leave

Misses Mary and Elsie Sinclair

will give a tea this afternoon at their home in Golden Hill for Miss Mary Jane Sheerin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, whose marriage to Mrs. Sinclair's son, John A. Bennett of Wash-

ington, will take place Tuesday.

Assisting the hostesses will be

Mesdames C. Willis Adams, Alexander R. Holliday, Thor Griffith Wesenberg and Miss Lucy Taggart, who are to pour, and Mesdames Fisk Landers, Stanley W. Shipnes, Hiram Wasson McKee and Miss

Evelyn Chambers.

Women’s Club to Honor Presidents

The Indianapolis Woman's Club

will observe president's day to-

morrow with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Propylaeum. Seated at the

speakers’ table with Mrs. Wesenberg,

outgoing president who will act

as toastmistress, will be Miss Mona Taggart, incoming president, Miss Margaret Shipp, Mrs. Albert Rabb and Mrs. Daniel I. Gloss-

brenner, who will respond to toasts, Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz.

and Mrs. Brandt T. Steele and

Dates for winter social events already are being set. The Traders

Point Hunt ball has been tentatively apolis Athletic Club.

The Dramatic Club's

fixed for Dec. 10 at the Indianfirst performance at

English’'s to be followed by a supper dance at the Athletic Club is to be Nov. 5 and the Tudor Hall seniors first dance, also Nov. 3.

Pleads for Democracy

A plea that women do their part in preserving democracy by active, intelligent participation in government was made by Mrs.

Jacob Viner, Chicago, yesterday.

Mrs. Viner, organization and membership chairman of the Cook

County League of Women Voters,

discussed “The Making of a

League Member” at the Indianapolis League's annual fall tea in honor of new members at Block's Auditorium. The local league's

theme for the coming year will be

“The Defense of Democracy.”

“Democracy is at stake at the moment,” Mrs. Viner said. “We've

come a full cycle.

The 18th Century

struggled for it; the 19th Cen-

tury squandered it and the 20th Century is back®to shirt sleeves and has to fight for it again. Those elements which preserve democracy

must be encouraged.”

Mrs. John K. Goodwin entertained at luncheon today at home in Golden Hill for Mrs. Viner

her . Guests were to be Mesdames

Sheerin. Clarence F. Merrell, S. N. Campbell, Leonard A. Smith and

Lester Smith.

Local Sorority Groups Plan

Dinner, Card Parties, Supper

Indianapolis alumnae groups of two sororities will entertain this week with dinner parties, one sorority will honor rushees at a bridge party

and another group will sponsor a supper and card party.

Local alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega | Sorority will celebrate the group's | founding with a 6 o'clock dinner | Friday night at the Butler chapter | house, 725 W. Hampton Drive. Miss | Estelle Leonard, Union City; Mrs. | Ralph B. Clark and Mrs. Scobey Cunningham, Indianapolis, three founders of the organization, will attend, | Mrs. Thomas H. Adams, Birmingham, Mich., national councellor, will be a special guest. Mrs. Adams is conducting an inspection of Indiana chapters. Mrs. S. B. Walker will demonstrate initiation equipment. Hostesses include Mrs. K. E. Lancet, chairman; Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs. W. F. Wright, Misses Hanna Keenan, Elinor Young, Eleanor Semans. Maxine Singer, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Virginia Sawyer and Muriel Beecher.

The Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club will be hostess Thursday afternoon. Oct. 13, at a benefit bridge party at Ayres’ auditorium.

Mrs. W. B. Adams will entertain members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, at dinner Friday evening. Mrs. E. G. Schaefer and Miss Mary Joe Harvey will assist Mrs. Adams. Miss Nell Coats will talk on England where she spent the past summer. Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw will show moving pictures of various activities of the sorority. Miss Catherine Lewis, president of the Indianapolis alumnae, has appointed Mrs. Schaefer, Mrs. W. B. Adams and Miss Charlotte Engle to arrange for a benefit bridge party. Gamma Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will entertain Friday evening with a bridge party for rushees at the home of Mrs. Irma Mohr, 1807 N. Pennsylvania St. Hostesses will be Miss Mary Chew and Miss Helen Winebrenner. Decorations will be in blue and gold, sorority colors. A centerpiece of fall flowers and candelabra will form table decorations.

Alpha Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha, will sponsor a Supper and card party at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Foodcraft Shop.

Mrs. Hal Shultz, president of Rho Chapter, Sigma Beta Sorority, and Mrs. Robert L. Frost will be delegates to the national convention of the organization Saturday and Sunday at the La Salle Hotel at South Bend.

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Dance to Be Given By Shortridge Club

“Jitterbug Stomp” is the title of the dance to be given by the Lo-Sin-Loy Club of Shortridge High School Friday, Oct. 21. Calvin Thomas and his orchestra will play for dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock. . . Miss Doris Holmes, 11 years old, is vocalist with the orchestra. Miss Doris Crane is chairman assisted by Miss Martha Heiny.

|Other committee members include

Misses Betty Lou Homsher, Harriet Kinnaman, Betty Jane Ewen, Josephine Forrest and Mary Catherine Jones.

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The Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter, D. A. R, was to observe regent’s day today with a luncheon at the Propylasum. Special guests were to be Mrs. Lafayette Van Porter, Greencastle, state vice regent, and Mrs. J. Harold Grimes, central district director. Both were to speak. Farrell Scott, tenor, was to sing. Mrs. Charles McNaull, first vice president, was to preside in the absence of the regent, Mrs. John M. Shannahan,

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D. A. R.’s Peace

Program Topic For Mrs. Sisson

Mrs, Vinton Earl Sisson, librariangeneral, National Board of Managers of the D. A. R., Washington, was to speak this afternoon at a meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, D. A. R., at the chapter house. Mrs. Sisson’s topic was to be “The Peace Program of the Daughters of the American Revolution.” The chapter was to observe national organization day at the session.

The Shortridge Voice Ensemble, directed by Mrs. James A. Moag, was to sing. Reports of the state conference held recently at Lake \Wawasee were to be presented. The executive board was to entertain Mrs. Sisson at a luncheon today. Mrs. Fred D. Stilz was to preside. Mrs. George Caleb Wright is in charge of arrangements. Special guests at the noon luncheon were to be Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Franklin, state regent; Mrs. James L. Gavin, past state vice president general, and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, past state vice regent. Guests at the regular meeting and 4 o'clock tea were to be state board members and regents of chapters in the Central District. Mrs. Henry G. Blume is tea chairman; Mrs. John W. Crossman, vice chairman, assisted by Mesdames Emma A. Bristow, Maurice D. Carter, George Henderson, and Anna C. McClain. Mrs. J. Ambrose Dunkel and Mrs. William E. Maxwell were to preside at the tea table.

Mothers’ Club Will Entertain P1 Phi Pledges

Mothers of Pi Beta Phi Sorority | pledges at Butler University are to | be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday at the chapter house by the Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club. Mrs. Frank S. Chiles will speak on “Our History” and Mrs. Robert S. Wild, Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Clubs national adviser, will talk on “Our Relationships.” Hostesses for the afternoon will be the Mesdames F. N. Crowell, Charles Fenner, E. R. Brown, E. W. Springer and John Parrish. Luncheon committee members are Mesdames W. H. Reynolds, O. D. Ludwig, O. E. Smith, G. E. Rainey, (S. C. Lewis and W. M. Clark. A business meeting will follow the program. Mrs. Ellis B. Hall, incoming president, announces the following chairmen for the year: Mrs. J. C. Johnson, program; Mrs. E. J. Carr, luncheon; Mrs. Ludwig and Mrs. Earl Murbarger, ways and means; Mrs. Smith, telephone; Mrs. W. C. Harder, Butler Mothers’ Council representative; Mrs. F. M. Crowell, membership, and Mrs. F. O. Minter, publicity. Pledge mothers who will be guests include Mesdames Robert Belnap, John Hill, Lucille Fisher, Charles Jansen, W. H. Kendall, J. E. Silberman, Robert Shelhorn, George W. Pennington, Forrest E. Swaile, George G. Terry, B. C. Street, Chester Robinson and Mrs. Herbert Evans of New Castle.

Mrs. E. J. Ellsworth (right) will present some glimpses into the life of Mary Todd Lincoln at the guest day meeting of the Present Day Club Monday.

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Mrs. EL. Jo Ellsworth Will Speak Monday

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‘Women in Changing World,’ resent Day Club

In anticipation of the approaching Golden Jubilees of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Indiana Federation, the Present Day Club has chosen “Club Women Meeting the Issues of a Changing World” as their theme for the year. >

Monday is the date set for Guest Day. Mrs. C. A. Cok will be hostess. “The Influence of the Motion Picture and the Radio on the Home” will be Mrs. Ira M. Holmes’ topic at the Oct. 24 meeting. A general discussion on “Who Selects America’s Movies” and “How to Obtain Better Broadcasts” will be held. “American Citizenship” will be stressed at the Nov. 14 meeting. Miss Minnie Lloyd will speak on “Our Constitution.”

‘Marijuana’ to Be Topic

A general discussion on “Who Is Responsible for Law Enforcement?” “Marijuana” and ‘Public Safety” will feature the Nov. 28 meeting. Mrs. Alvah Rucker will speak on “Practical Aids to Law Enforcement.”

Miss Margaret James and Mrs. Belden will speak on “Around the Christmas Tree” at the Dec. 12 Christmas party. “Legislation” will be the subject for the Jan. 9 meeting. The general discussion will include “How to Obtain Needed Legislation” and “Laws Our Own State Needs.” Mrs. Clarence Cook's topic will be “The Club Woman Studies Current Legislation.” An election of officers will be an event of the Jan. 23 meeting. Guest day will be held Feb. 13 at the World War Memorial. A musical program will be presented and Mrs, Edwin I. Poston, Indiana Federation of Clubs president, will speak on “Our Heritage.”

Guest Party Set

Other speakers and their topics for the remainder of the year's program include: “The Fine Arts, an Incentive to Living,” Mrs. Charles Griest: “The Conservation of Natural Resources,” Mrs. Charles Voyles; “Conservation of Youth,” Mrs. J. C. Travis; “Control and Prevention of Crime,” Mrs. A. L. Thurston; “The Objectives of Club Women for Health,” Mrs. A. A. Mendenhall; “Women and World Peace,” Mrs. S. P. Matthews, and “The Romance of Gems,” Mrs. Walter Geisler,

Medical Auxiliary Officers Are Chosen

Mrs. W. E. Tinney, Indianapolis, will head the Indiana State Medi= cal Association Auxiliary following a state convention next year, Mrs. Maurice VanCleave, Terre Haute, was installed as president yesterday and will serve for the coming year. A sightseeing tour this morning was to conclude the auxiliary’'s three-day convention here, Other officers elected include Mrs. M. J. Thorton, South Bend, first vice president; Mrs. Clarence V. Rozelle, Anderson; second vice president; Mrs. Charles F. Willis, Evansville, third vice president; Mrs. G. W. Seward, North Manchester, fourth vice president; Mrs. James Baxter Jr, New Albany, recording secretary, Mrs. Charles N. Combs, Terre Haute, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. C. L. Bock, Muncie, treasurer.

Betty Rose Martin Heads Spurs Group

Miss Betty Rose Martin is the newly elected president of the Butler University chapter of Spurs, sophomore women’s honorary organization. Other officers are the Misses Jane Owen, vice president; Lucille Mayhill, secretary; Barbara Phelps, treasurer; Eleanor Cook, editor.

hostess.

Ann Fitzgerald, 628 Woodlawn, Tri Kappa Associate Chapter. 1 3720 Woodland, hostess. N. T. Washburn to assist. Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Iota Xi. Millersville Rd., hostess. McDougal to assist.

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SORORITIES

Theta Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa. Brumfield, 3524 N. Illinois, hostess. Miss Neva Everman to assist. Bonae Amicae Chapter, Verus Cordis. Tonight. Miss Dee Richards,

Gamma Chapter, Phi Gamma Sigma.

Mesdames Ray Briggs, Allen Raup and

Mrs.

CLUBS Zeta Chi Theta Chapter, Sub Deb. Today. Miss Dorothy Korn,

2:15 p. m. Sat. Elsie Carter, Mary McCloskey and Clara Koers, hostesses. Cards

1:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. D. H. Campbell, 1451 Hoyt, hostess.

LODGES

. night. War Memorial.

St. John’s Social Club. 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. Fri. 124 W. Georgia.

Fri. night. Mrs. A. W. C.

8 p. m. today. Miss Mary hostess. p. m. Mon. Mrs. E. W. Sherwood,

7 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Harold Roberts, Fred Hunt and Miss Josephine

St. Rita's Parish Hall. Misses

p. m. Sat. Ft. Friendly.

2 p. m. Mon. Block's Aud.

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Florist Society Plans Initial Fall Meeting

The Women’s Society of Indianapolis Florists will hold its first fall meeting at a supper Monday at the Athenaeum. Hostesses will be Miss Rose Brandelin, Miss Elizabeth Bertermann; Mesdames Elizabeth Randall, Karl Hack, Louise Asperger and Mrs. William Morgan.

Editor to Speak To Club Here

On Americanism

Herbert Agar, editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, will speak on “Americanism and What It Represents” at the first general meeting of the Woman's Department Club, Wednesday, Oct. 12, at the clubhouse. Mrs. Clayton Ridge, president, will preside. A 2 p. m. business meeting will precede the talk. A tea is to follow with Mrs. Ira Holmes as chairman. Presiding at the tea are to be Mesdames Ridge, Leonidas Smith, O. L. Watkins and John Connor. Assisting Mrs. Lewis Ferguson, ushers chairman, will be Mrs. Donald Graham and Mrs. William Sharp. The club’s auxiliary to the P. H. N. A. teaching center will meet for an Oct. 11 luncheon with Mrs. John Curry.

2 President Days Set by Local Clubs

Culture Group Will Meet At Mrs. Costin’s Home Today.

Several Indianapolis women’s clubs are arranging luncheon sessions for tomorrow and Saturday

two President's Days.

The Culture Club was to open its club year with a meeting at the]

Mrs. Clyde Titus was to present the program outline for the year. The first half of the year's meetings will have lectures on Central America as features. Mrs. Frederick C. Tucker, president, was tc be honor guest.

The Catherine Merrill Club will hold its President's Day Saturday at the Woodstock Club. Miss Grace Emery will talk on “Pontinia.”

Tri Psi, mothers’ club of Delta Delta Delta Sorority, is to hold an all-day meeting tomorrow at the chapter house, 809 Hampton Drive. Mrs. D. R. Foster is arrangements chairman and will be hostess.

The Lincolnian Chapter, International Travel Study Club, will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Robert H. Love, 2618 N. Gale St. Mrs. Guy Ross and Mrs. G. E. Dienhart will be assistant hostesses.

The DeMolay Mothers’ Club of the Indianapolis DeMolay chapter will meet at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Sam Bowers. Officers will be installed.

The Queen Elizabeth Chapter, International Travel Study Club, held a 1:30 p. m. luncheon meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Frank Spangler. Mrs. William D. Bain assisted. Talks were made by Mrs. Bert L. Combs on “Chemistry”; Mrs. George Dyer on “The Smoky Mountains,” and Mrs. George T. Ruth on “Boulder Dam and Transportation.”

Auroras Chapter, Sub-Deb Club, entertained recently with a rush tea at the home of Miss Margaret | Antibus.

| Guests were Misses Elizabeth Da|vis, Christine Tucker, Doris Jean |Furgerson, Collen Laseter, Betty | Kirbox, Susanne Havocotte, Jayne |Smalholtz, Josephine Rhodes, Nancy Lou Fullenwider, Mary Elizabeth Halter, Barbara Parrish, Emilie | Harding, Lucille Lucid and Virginia Sullivan.

Officers of the group include (Miss Annabelle John, president; |Miss Laseter, vice president; Miss Antibus, secretary; Miss Louanna Baker, treasurer, Miss Betty Robi-

and among the programs will be |:

home of Mrs. J. W. Costin today. ,

son, rush captain, and Miss Lenora

Brown, publicity chairman.

Club Chairman

Mrs. Paul D. Oren

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Group Will Hold

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Mrs. John Thornburgh will conduct an “Institute on Law Enforcement” at the October luncheon meeting Monday of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club at the clubhouse. “Women’s Place in Air Transportation” will be Miss E. Joan Waltermier’s subject. Miss Helen Ferrell will present a musical program. A business meeting will be held at 10:30 a. m., followed by installation ceremonies directed by Mrs. Roger Lawton. Luncheon will be at 12:30 p. m. Miss Mayme Jacobs will offer the invocation and Mrs, Paul Oren will preside. Mrs. Horace Dougherty will he hostess for the day. She will be assisted by Mesdames E. C. Ball, J. J. Bardsley, Frances Anderson, William Hodgson, W. R. Burcham, Joseph Crawley, J. E. Dean, S. S. Roberts, Earl Buchanan, R. G. Campbell, William Castleman, P. S. Carmichael, Joseph Walpole and Clifford Horney.

Eastern Star Group Will Give 1870 Ritual

The Eastern Star ritual of 1870 will be exemplified by the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Marion County Friday for the chapter at New Paris, O. Appearing in the service will be Mesdames Ethel Payton, Martha Zoercher, Ruth Tooley, Edith Mumaugh, Rea L. Koehler, Cora K. Weiland, Ethel Emmons, Mona Thomas, Cecile Kiser, Harriett Reeve, Allen Money, Libbie Everett, Millie Gilmore, Charlotte Callon, Clara Lucas, Ida Ingle, Laura Ray, Katherine Richardson and Messrs. A. F. Landers and Harvey Morris.

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Sisterhood Will Start

Fall Season

Temple Society Will Meet Tuesday at Broadmoor Country Club.

A luncheon Tuesday at Broad= moor Country Club will open the fall season for the Temple Sister=hood. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, new president, will preside. Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Miami, Fla., will present a musical program. Mrs. Spencer is known through her presentation of folk songs and musical character skits. She will be accompanied by Mrs. I. E. Solomon. Mrs. . Louis Borinstein, president of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, will introduce the new asso ciate rabbi, Maurice Goldblatt, who will speak. Rabbi Morris M. Fuerlicht will pronounce the invocation. Reservations for the luncheon may be made with Mrs. Jay Kahn or Mrs. A. H. Kaufman, chairman of hospitality. Mrs. David Lurvey is chairman of the program and Mrs. Solomon is music chairman.

19 Local Girls Named To Glee Club at I. U,

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 6.—Prof, William Ross of the Indiana University School of Music and director of the coed glee club, has selected 19 Indianapolis girls as members of the club. They are: First Soprano—Misses Jane Wine ters, Dotty Lackey, Virginia Jackson, Antoinette Harris, Juanita Hamp, Thelma Farrington and Vera Jean Bash. Second Soprano—Misses Mary Lou Koster, Elizabeth Phillips, Dorothy Bottorff, Dorothy Egger, Betty Done nell, Charlotte Fleming. Alto—Misses Betty Piez, Janice Robey, Mary Waltz, Alice Kettner, Margaret Gommel and Virginia Flory.

Boggys to Fete P. E. O. Members

Members of Chapter U, P. E. O,, and their husbands will be guests at a dinner at 6 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boggy. Assistant hostesses will be Mes= dames M. L. Payne, S. N. Nail, B. N. Lyhook, J. M. Smith and Miss Catherine Smith. Mrs. Payne will be hostess for the chapter meeting Tuesday. She will be assisted by Mrs. A, W, Macy at a 1 o'clock luncheon. The program will include a book review, “The Yearling” (Marjorie Rawlings), by Mrs. James R. Loomis. Mrs. James A. Crewes will review items from

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