Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1938 — Page 10
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Traders Point Hunt Ball Tentatively Set Dec. 10; Mrs. Hugh Drum Leaves
Mothers Club at Park School Names New Board Of Directors; Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus Will Return Tomorrow; Art Clinic Set Tonight.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON As lights go up earlier with the shortening days it’s time to cram as much as possible into the daylight hours
and make lavish plans for the extended nighttime. Traditionally one of the most dazzling of the preholiday parties
is the Traders Point Hunt Ball, tentatively set for Dec. 10.
William Ray Adams, ball chairman,
bers at luncheon Monday when plans Guests will include Mesdames August C. Otto N. Frenzel Jr., Eugene C. Miller, John ‘B. Stokely,
Fred Heslar, William H. Wemmer and Cornelius
will entertain informally Saturday a
Mrs. will entertain committee memfor the event will be made. Bohlen, Earl B. Barnes, Ola
O. Alig. Mr. and Mrs. Bohlen fternoon at their country home
near Traders Point following the regular drag hunt.
Mrs. Hugh Drum, Daughter Leave
Mrs. Hugh A. Drum and her daughter, Miss Anna Carroll Drum, who have been the guests for several days of Dr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Pfafflin, returned today to Ft. Sheridan, Il. Drum they will leave Tuesday for Governor’s
With Maj. Gen. Island, N. Y. head-
quarters of the Second Army Corps of which Maj. Gen. Drum is
corps commander
Army. Mrs. Carl Walk entertained visitors. Guests included Mrs. Pfafflin, the Misses Julia yesterday in honor of Mrs. Drum
William J. Lochhead, Walter W. Kuhn gave a luncheon
and her daughter and Mrs, Harry C.
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and where he is to assume command of the First
at dinner last night for the Mrs. Samuel H. Fletcher, Mrs. Brink and Julia Fletcher. Mrs.
Kahlo entertained at tea. 8 8 2
Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus wil: return tomorrow from a week's
visit with her father, Robert Hassler,
Mrs. Ross C. Ottinger will be home Saturday
to Washington and Asheville, N. C.
in Washington last week, have gone to Miami, %
stay.
Westbury, L. I. Dr. and from three weeks’ trip Mrs. Richard Bunch, Fla., for two weeks’
at Old Mr. and
Miss Betty Lieber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lieber, will go to Ft. Wayne today to visit Miss Betsy Dale, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Marshall Dale, formerly of guest of honor at a Halloween party Miss
evening. Mrs. E. L. Pinnell of Atlanta, Maxwell Droke; and Mr. Droke.
of Indianapolis. She will be Dale will give Saturday
Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. She will accompany Mr. and Mrs.
Droke to Arizona next month where they are to spend the holidays.
Park School Officers Named
board of directors of the
New members of the Mothers Club include Mrs. school; Mrs. Kennedy, lower school. chairman; Mrs. Albert L. K. Lilly Jr,
Frank L.
for the annual spring garden tour. tary and treasurer.
Invitations were issued foday for a tea 3 4 at the school.
new students at 4 p. m. Nov. js chairman for the afiair.
alumni representative. : executive chairman and Mrs. Eugene C. Miller,
Park School Binford, representing the upper
Frank S. Dowling, middle school, and Mrs. John J. Mrs. Harold B. West is house committee Rabb, chairman of prospects, and Mrs. J.
Harvey Bradley is gardens chairman, Mrs. T. Victor Keene is secre-
Mrs. C.
in honor of mothers of Mrs. Bowman Elder
Mrs. William R. Higgins will arrange a dinner for parents and
faculty members to be held later this February for parents and prospecs
man is in charge of a dinner in tive students’ parents. Mrs. Francis W. Duan is
fall and Mrs. Ward Hackle=
chairman of the May Field Day and
Mrs. Post Milliken, chairman of the senior dance and commencement
in June.
Clifton O. Page, headmaster, discussed
“The Function of a
Country Day School” at the opening club meeting yesterday afternoon at Woodstock Club. Mrs. Bohlen entertained board members at luncheon preceding the meeting.
Art Clinic Set for Tonight
To
tures and distinguish canvases in
require the attention of a specialist,
show Art Association members how to clean their own
picsuch a serious condition hey Wilbur D. Peat, director, is to
conduct an art treasure clinic at 8 o'clock tonight at the John Herron Art Museum. Prints, watercolors, sculpture and textiles, as well
as oils, will come in for their share Mrs. F. Neal Thurston,
of attention.
chairman of hostesses, will be assisted
by Mesdames William J. Shafer, Hugo Fechtman, Lowell Holmes,
Hazel LaFollette, Clyde Osborn, Everett Mildner and the Misses
Homer Hamer, William Hofmann, Emma Claypool and Helen Jacoby.
The museum also is to offer members a series of art apprecia-
tion lectures to be followed by tea
November.
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on five Tuesday afternoons in
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The committee for the opening Players Club production Nov. 26
at the Civic Theater will meet the lect plays and casts. group. walter, Mr. and Munk. A ‘dance at the
Dates for other productions are Jan. 21, Feb. 25 and April 1.
latter part of this week to se-
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sparks head the Other committee members are Mr. and Mrs. John BookMrs. John B. Stokely and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Athenaeum will follow the performance.
Dr.
John Ray Newcomb will direct the first play.
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The monthly contract bridge dinner will be held Friday night at
the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Fletcher Hodges heads the sisted by Mesdames William H. Coleman, Irving
Berkley W. Duck.
arrangements committee, asW. Lemaux and
Dance and Halloween Parties Are Arranged by Sororities
A dance, Halloween parties,
jncluded in the programs of sorority groups
week.
Miss Roselene Freije is chairman of the “College Frolic” to be held by Phi Chapter, Lambda Kappa Sigma Sorority, Friday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. : Music will be provided by Rus Dalbey and his orchestra.. Committee members who will assist Miss Freije include Miss Ruth Knierim, ticket chairman; Miss Lois Teeter, president, and Mrs. Aimee Teeter, cochairman. Table reservations include those for Dean and Mrs. Edward H. Niles, Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Ambroz, Prof. and Mrs. L. F. Jones, Prof. and Mrs. R. L. Prettyman, Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Jeffries, Prof. and Mrs. H. J. Borst, Prof. and Mrs. George Schumacher, Prof. and Mrs. WwW. T. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oren.
Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Pi, national teachers’ sorority, will hold a state dinner at 6 p. m. tomorrow at the Columbia Club. Representatives from -11 chapters including Lebanon, Ft. Wayne, Elkhart, Madison, Tipton, Rochester, Richmond, Elwood, Hanover and Peru are expected to attend. : The committee in charge of the dinner will be Miss Ida Conner, Miss Marjorie Ford and Mrs. C. E. or.
The annual Halloween Frolic of Alpha Beta Phi and Theta Nu Chi sororities will be held Saturday night at the K. of C. Hall. The “Dictators of Rhythm” will provide music. Miss Virginia Shields and Miss Rosanna Duffy are cochairmen. They will be assisted by Misses Jeanetta Peacock, Dorothy Gutfleisch, Irene Sauer, Marjorie Rodenbeck and Catherine Walpole.
Miss Mary Evelyn Pigg, 2417 E. 10th St. will entertain members of Phi Chi Phi Sorority tonight at her home. Friday night Miss Pigg, Miss Betty Larimore, Mrs. Louis Nieten and Mrs. Robert Dickinson will be hostesses at a Halloween party at
Miss Pigg’s home.
Members of Epsilon Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, will be entertained at 12:30 o'clock today at a luncheon bridge. Mrs. Charles M. Hoffman, 56 Pasadena St. will be hostess.
for the annual Founders’
a state dinner and a luncheon-bridge are
for the remainder of the
night at a dessert meeting of the Indianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Robert Rennick. The annual anniversary banquet will be held Nov. 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
E. G. Stokely, Janet Hebberd ‘Wed in Florida
Times Special i MIAMI BEACH, Oct. 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Stokely are on a wedding trip to Bermuda and will be at home at 3015 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, after their return. They were married yesterday at Miami Beach at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Vera Pick Heb-
berd. Mrs. Stokely was Miss Janet Louise Hebberd. Mr. Stokely is the son of Mrs. W. J. Stokely, Knoxville. John B. Stokely, Indianapolis, was his brother's best man. His daughter, Miss Sally Stokely, was bridesmaid. Mrs. Stokely also attended the wedding. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Edward G. Pick. She wore a White net gown trimmed in silver paillettes and a fingertip length veil. She carried gardenias and lilies of the valley. Her sister, Miss Hattie Hebberd, maid of honor, wore dusty rose taffeta and Miss Stokely was in blue net and carried a colonial bouquet. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Tennessee and is a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He is a member of the India Athletic Club and Lambs ub.
Aid Society Will Hold
Picnic Lunch Tuesday
The Christamore Aid Society will hold a picnic luncheon at 12 o'clock Tuesday at the “Blacksmith Shop,” the country home of Mrs. Paul Matthews. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames illiam Coleman Atkins,
est Bal <i
tzell, E. E. Gates Jr.
Mrs. Frederick Edey (center),
Modern Girl’s Business Role T'o Be Outlined
Miss Edith Evans, advertising instructor at the Indiana University Extension, will speak on “The Modern Girl in Business” at the Indianapolis Sub Deb Club convention Nov. 5 at the Hotel Lincoln. Miss
Margarette Cross is chairman of arrangements. J. C. McLauchlan, exchange teacher from Scotland at Shortridge High School, will talk on his country’s customs and school life. A makeup demonstration for high school girls will be presented by representatives from a local department store, assisted by Miss Mary Lu Griffey, Auroras Chapter. Activities will open with registration at 9:30 a. m. at the Lincoln Room and continue until 10:30 a.m. Morning events will include roll call of clubs and a report of the resolutions committee by Miss Dorothy Land. Representatives from each chapter will extend greetings and a letter from Miss Elizabeth Woodward, national sponsor, will be read. Miss Sonya Schlee, Kitty Klub, will assist with a fashion show at the afternoon meeting. Several luncheon parties have been planned by organization members. The convention will be adjourned with a report from the arrangements committee. Members and guests of the group will be entertained that night with a formal dance at the Lincoln Room beginning at 9:30 oclock. The Campus Club orchestra will play. a
Latreian Club To Hear Talks By Mrs. Newton
Mrs. O. M. Newton, former member of the Alpha Kappa Latreian Club, will present a series of book reviews during the year’s programs of the organization. Her first reviews will be given at a meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Lee Fox and include “The Yearling” (M. K. Rawlings) and “Panny Kemble” (Margaret Armstrong). Mrs. Royer Knode Brown will be hostess at the meeting Nov. 22, when Mrs. Newton will offer her second book review program. The third in the series will be held Jan. 24 at the home of Mrs. Leslie Everson. The organization will sponsor a benefit bridge party Feb. 28 at Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds from the party will go to the Indianapolis Flower Mission Hospital. The organization has supplied the hospital with nine wheel chairs. A box supper and card party will be held Dec. 13 with officers of the group as hostesses: Husbands of members will be honor guests. Frank Wade will speak on “ManMade Gems” April 11 at the home of Mrs. Lester Theobald. A talk on «Modern and Antique China” will be given May 9 by a representative of a local store. Mrs. Edwin Cree will be hostess at the meeting. The season will close with a President’s Day luncheon May 23.
Tea Is Planned For College Head
Mrs. William Ray Adams will entertain at tea Nov. 4 at 4 o'clock at her home, 4936 N. Meridian St. Miss Constance Warren, president of Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, N. Y., will be honor guest. Guests will include alumnae of the school and their parents, heads of the departments at Tudor Hall School and parents of Tudor Hall seniors.
Davis Guest Speaker For Mooseheart Day
James J. Davis will be guest speaker tomorrow evening for the annual observance of Mooseheart Day by the local chapter of Women of the Moose. The celebration is being held in commemoration of Mr. Davis’ birthday and of the founding of Moosehearf, child city. A James J. Davis class initiation of 25 candidates will be conducted by the local organization. The program is in charge of Mrs. Kathryn Hansford.
Sorority Meets Tonight
spoke yesterday at the Girl Scout Field Institute at the Hotel Lincoln. For six years she served as national Girl Scout president and upon her retirement the Scouts named her national commissioner.
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National Girl Scout Leaders Meet
Clubs Plan Papers and Addresses
Mrs. Jean Goss to Speak To Spanish Club On Mexico.
Papers and lectures are popular
[ [features of clubs meeting this week.
Two anniversary luncheons are. to
|be held by women’s groups tomor-
Bellport, L. I,
Times Photo.
Mrs. Walter Cavanaugh (left), Kenosha, Wis., national board member, is accompanying Mrs. Edey to several Scout conferences. (right), Chicago, regional director, is shown chatting with the two executives at a luncheon.
Mrs. Katie Lee Johnson
Dr., hostess. Luncheon,
Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8
Alpha Nu Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa.
N. New Jersey, hostess.
EVENTS
CLUB
On-Ea-Ota. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. business meeting, bridge.
SORORITIES :
620 N. Grant, hostess. Social meeting. Alpha Zeta Beta. 6:30 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln. 8:30 tonight. Y. W. C. A. Business meeting. Beta Chapter, Omega Kappa. 7 tonight. Miss Pat Wolfanger, 3108
Beta Chi Theta. 8 tonight. Mrs. Virginia White, 1109 Jefferson, hostess. Halloween party. Members are asked to come masked. CARD PARTIES
P.-T. A., William H. Evans School. 7:30 tonight. School auditorium. Lavelle-Gossett Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars. 8:30 tonight. V. F. W. hall, King Ave. and Walnut,
Clifford Hite, 3364 N. Sherman
p. m. today. Miss Betty Farmer,
Pi Phi Alumnae Show for
Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club
Plan Magic Children Friday
of Pi Beta Phi Sorority is arranging
to entertain pupils Friday afternoon with a magic show at Block's auditorium as teachers attend sessions of the Indiana State Teachers Asso-
ciation convention. George Purves will present the program. Among the parties arranged for the afternoon is that of Mrs. Horace Storer and her daughter, Sue. It will include Mrs. Wayne Carson
and her daughters, Barbara and Marcia; “Alice Conway, Dickie and Tommie Lugar. Mrs. Irving Palmer will take her sons, Bob and Jack; Dick and Dale McLaughlin, Billy Weed and Russell Clift Jr. With Mrs. Max Lewis and her son, Buddy, will be Bobby and Benny Faulkner, Dickie Arzet, Adrian Nail, Paul Lineback Jr. and Beverly Ann Scott.
Mrs. Wallace O. Lee's party includes her son Wallace Jr. and daughter, Nancy Yvonne; Walter E. Hansen Jr., Robert C. Hansen and Carolyn Doebber. Mrs. Lewis Ott Ward has arranged a party for her sons, Lewis Jr. and Billy; Donald Morris, Robert Crist, Larry Larson, Michael John McGeehan and Jimmie Mann. Mrs. Clifford Tayjor will take Norman and Douglas Shortridge, Robert Sargent and David Geddes.
Mrs. Hickman’s Party
Mrs. Loran Hickman’s party for Loran Jr. will include Dick Barger, Richard Drake, Danny and Janet McLaren, Anne and Janet Zimmerman, Barbara and Patty Hinkle, Sally and David Julius, Emmett and Patricia Rice. Joan, Janice and Jimmie Courtney will be occompanied by their mothers, Mesdames Paul Hinkle, Russell Julius, Emmett Rice and Clifford Courtney. Another group will include George and Joan Hoster, Larry Shappert, Judy
cA
Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Soror-| ity, will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight Bt the home of Miss June Lollar,|
Hanna, Tommy Kelly, Donald Walter, Virginia Ruddell, Joan Thomas and Peter Fillion with Mesdames George Hoster, L. G. Shappert, Joseph Hanna, T. Gordon Kelly and Donald Walker. Mrs. Robert Mannfeld with her daughter, La Vonne, will have with her Mary Ann Elliott, Jane Ann Messing, Barbara Lee Baldwin, Patricia Lamb, Jean Shafer, Carold Arnholter, Nancy Wallace and Lenore Elbrecht. Mrs. Hanly Blackburn’s party for her children, Carol Lynn and Marsh, will include Virginia Lindsay and Jim Brillhart while Mrs. Roy Lee Smith will take her daughter, Nancy Lee, Joan File, Mary Ann Bush and Jean and Gloria Miles. Mesdames Marvin Brezette, Ted Marbaugh, C. J. Clark, Harry Hammond and E. O. Marquette will accompany Jackie and Molly Ann Brezette, Mary Ann Marbaugh, Skippy Clark, Rudolph Hammond, Jean Margette, Joan and Maryos McManus and Barbara Lindey.
Shepherds Name Heads
Mrs. Nellie Ploughe was elected president of the Faith Lodge 1, United Shepherds Association, at a recent meeting of the organization at Ft. Friendly. Other officers named include Mrs. Viola Frances, vice president; Miss Irene Frazer, guide, and Mrs. Eunice Sluder, right. supporter to the vice ‘president. Hyatt G. Johnson, supreme master of ceremonies, conducted the serv-
ices.
row and a church group has planned an all-day meeting.
Mrs. Jean Goss will speak on her recent trip to Mexico at a meeting of the Spanish Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mead, 102 Penway St. Mrs. Louise Padue will talk to the group in Spanish and a program of Spanish songs will be presented. Assistant hostess will be Mrs. T. R. MacConnell, C. O. Warnock will preside.
“Samuel, the Seer” is the program subject for the meeting tomorrow of the North Side Study Club. Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman will be in charge. Mrs. William A. Meacham, 3935 Park Ave. will be hostess.
“prestidigitation” will be discussed by Bill Steinmetz at the meeting tomorrow of the 1908 Club, Mrs: Walter Jones will entertain the group at her home, 5874 N. New Jersey St.
Mrs. J. L. Locke, 3420 Carrollton Ave., will be hostess tomorrow at an anniversary luncheon of the Thursday Afternoon Club.
Members of the North Side Mothers’ Club will be entertained tomorrow by Mrs. Alfred Buschman at her home, 3062 N. New Jersey St. i
Members of the Fidessa Club will hold a 1 o'clock anniversary luncheon tomorrow at the Colonial Tearoom.
“English Inns” will be discussed by Miss Mary Louise Mann at a meeting Friday of the Alpha Gamma Latreian Club. Miss Anna Louise Cochrane, /3021 Kenwood Ave, will be hostess to the organization. Miss Elizabeth Matthis will discuss “Timely Topics.”
Clio Club members will be entertained Friday by Mrs. Ellen Graydon, 303 Downey Ave. Mesdames Arthur Lacey, Paul Huddlestun and James Pearson are in charge of the program.
A program on “Indiana Poets and Authors” will be presented Friday at a meeting of the Woman's Roundtable Club. Mrs. Gaylord Rust will be hostess to the group at her home, 3153 College Ave.
Mrs. A. J. Barnes will entertain members of the Friday Afternoon Reading Club at hér home, 2330 N. New Jersey St. She will be assisted by Miss Lida Orth. “An Afternoon With Edgar Guest” will be discussed by Mrs. C. V. Montgomery and Mrs. Kate Condor will present “Short Poems.”
“Glimpses of the Past, a New Profession,” will be the program theme Saturday of the Magazine Club meeting at the World War Memorial. Mrs. William Peet and Mrs. Paul Talbott are in charge of the program. Mrs. Ray J. Kahmann, director of occupational therapy at the Riley Hospital, will speak.
Miss Dorothy Allen, 1336 N. LaSalle St, will be hostess Friday night at a Halloween party for members of the Emera Club.
Frank B. Wade will be principal speaker at the all-day meeting tomorrow of the Martha Hawkins Society of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. C. G. Jacquart, 3505 N. Pennsylvania St., will be hostess. Dr. O. R. McKay will be in charge of the devotional period. : Mrs. Robert F. Hammond, 314 Central Ave. will entertain mempers of the Ladies’ Federal Club tomorrow at her home,
Ruth Beauchamp Hostess Members of the Sophisticate Club will be entertained at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the home of Miss Ruth Beauchamp, 3302 N. Central Ave, -
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Dance Chairman
Miss Helen McMahan (above) is in charge of the “barn dance” to be held at Carr’s hall Friday night by the Butler University Chapter of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Music for dancing will be furnished by Calvin Thomas and his orchestra. Chaperons will be Mrs. Edith Wright Calhoun, Mr. and Mgrs. B. C. Getchell and Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross. Miss Virginia Carson and Miss Juliana McIntosh will assist Miss McMahan.
Group Ready for First of a Series
.Of Musical Teas
The first in a series of musical teas will be held this afternoon by the Chorale Section of the Matinee Musicale at the home of Miss Betty Vanderbilt, 7302 N. Pennsylvania St. New members will be honor guests. Appearing on the program will be
Miss Susan Osler, alto; Mrs. Cyrus L. Dyer, pianist; Miss Helen Marie Billeter, reader, and Miss Vanderbilt, alto, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Vern Vanderbilt. Mrs. C. J. Jacquart will be hostess for the social hour.
League Skit Is Topic for Discussion Cabaret Set for Nov. 23;
Proceeds Will Aid Civic Program.
A special Junior League meeting to discuss plans for “Every Inch & Sailor or Adrift on the Ocean of - Life,” the Gay Nineties skit to be presented Nov. 23 at the Naval Re= serve Armory, was held at 10 a. m. today at the American United Life Building. Mrs. Frank J. Hoke, president, presided. Proceeds from the cabaret will be used for the Junior League’s civic program, the major project of which is maintenance of the occupational therapy department of the Indiana University Medical Center hospitals, Junior League members who will model gowns from the league’s Next to New Shop at the fashion show sponsored by Trianon of Butler University at 3 p. m. today at Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall will include Mrs. Morris Lanville Brown, Mrs. Hobson Wilson, the Misses Florence Barrett, Betsy Home and Joanne Dissette. Mrs. John Bertermann IT will be commentator.
Scholarship Benefit Dance Held Today,
A scholarship benefit dance will be held this afternoon from 3:30 to 5 o'clock at George Washington High School gymnasium. Patrons include the following new teachers of the school faculty: Mrs. Mary Rich, Mrs, Mildred Ross, Miss Elizabeth Myers, Arthur B. Sims and Edward Emery. : The student committee in charge includes Miss Betty Cook, Miss Gwendolyn Rawlings, Edward Fere rell, Eugene Cribelar, Francis Bush, ' Robert Linville and Calvin Strouse,
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