Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1938 — Page 10
Mrs. Post Milliken, with her
astern / ttract Local Folk ~ For Holiday Games
Conrad Ruckelshauses to See Penn-Cornell and - Army-Navy Tilts; Betsy Wolfe to Join Parents in New York Thanksgiving.
_ By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON .. Despite the fact that next week’s calendar is shot
With gala offerings by the Junior League, the Players
Club and Smith Club the collegiate color of important Eastern gridiron games will lure a number of home folk away over Thanksgiving week-end. _ Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus will see the Pennsylvania‘Cornell football game in Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day and the Army-Navy game the following Saturday in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Harrell, who will leave Monday for two weeks’ motor trip in the East, also will see those games. :
Miss Betsy Wolfe, who is attending Wells College this winter,
= | Will join her parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Wolfe, and Dan Boyer of
Philadelphia in New York for Thanksgiving and the Army-Navy game. Miss Eleanor Winslow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walker W, Winslow, who is attending Knox Junior College at Cooperstown, N.Y, will spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Sally Nichols at Brookline, Mass. Nelson Johnson: and John Allerdice will motor East. for the ceton-Army football game this week-end. They will visit Mr. _Allerdice’s brother, David Allerdice, who plays on the Princeton team. Mr. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson, who attended the Yale-Princeton game last Saturday, are expected home tomorrow.
Ethel Janet White to Have Dinner Dance
Among the preholiday parties will be the dinner dance Miss Ethel Janet White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. White, will give Dec. 2 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Invitations have been issued to 60 members .of the younger set. Miss Marjorie Quigg of Richmond who is to come for the party will be Miss White's weekend guest. : _ Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frenzel will entertain 80 guests at a dinner and dance this evening at Woodstock Club in honor of Miss Betty Reed and Robert E. Sweeney Jr., who are to be married Tuesday at the home of Miss Reed’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jewett V. Reed. Among the guests will be Miss Elsa Elizabeth Cline of Scarsdale, N. Y., who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Miller. Mrs. B. Botsford Young of Lake Forest, Ill, and her mother, Mrs. Montgomery L. Lasley of Westwood Hills, Cal, are here for a few days’ visit with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, and Mr. Matson. Mrs. Lasley, who has been spending several months with her daughter, will return to California after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Matson will entertain at luncheon for her guests at the Propylaesum tomorrow preceding B. Bennet-Alder’s lecture on “Biblical Miniatures of the Middle Ages.” Others who will entertain luncheon guests - before the lecture include Mesdames J. Emmett Hall, J. H. Taylor, A. H. Boomer, John S. Wright and Miss Corinne Welling. Mrs. Frederick T. Holliday, who has been in New York for a few days, will be home Friday. Miss Elizabeth Taggart is home after a short visit in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blackwood and Mr. and Mrs. M. Stanley McComas have returned from several days’ stay at Columbus, O. Mrs. Louis H. Levey, who recently returned from her summer home at Bolton, Conn., has as her guest Mrs. Emily Fordyce of New York. Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. was hostess for a meeting of the Indiana Radcliffe Club yesterday.
‘Age Not Test of Picture, Peat Says
“If you can sense in a picture a forceful motivating will, a mind on a high plane and a high strung set of nerves you have a great work of art.” That's what Wilbur D. Peat, director of the John Herron Art Museum, told members of the Indianapolis Art Association yesterday in the third of a series of five November art appreciation talks
“In g great work of art you feel that the artist was excited about something and, having the technical means at his command, he created something fine,” he explained. In defining media of art expression in relation to the impulse of the artist he emphasized four types of painting: Factual, intellectual, highly emotional and a nicely balanced combination of the three. He illustrated his lecture with slides showing pictures in similar categories—landscapes, still life, social scenes, historical and religious paintings—painted from
different points of view.
Culver-Park Game Is Magnet
The Culver Military Academy-Park School football game Thanksgiving day at Culver will be a holiday drawing card for many Indianapolis persons. On the Park School team are 25 Indianapolis boys. Walter L. Milliken Jr. is manager of the Park School team. daughter, Miss Mildred Milliken, and will attend the game, Mr. and Mrs. * Walter J. Cusack will take their son, Robert, who plays for Park, to Culver with them, together with their daughter, Miss Helen Cusack, Miss Midge Edwards and Jack Cusack. Mr. and Mrs. Cone Barlow will watch their son, Whitney BAW, play on the Park team. They be accompanied by their daughter sy. Re ins spectators at the game will have their holiday dinner at Culver and will attend the acadeniy dance that evening. Friday evening the Varsity Club of Park School will hold its annual dance at the school gymnasium.
Committee Assistants Named
guests of the Milliken children,
For St. Joan of Arc Dance
: mittee members today had been named to assist ing Assisian) eon) John of Arc Woman's Club dance Nov. 2
preparation for the annual St. at the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Rex. E. Moonshower is chairman of the general committee in
Other members of the committee are Mesdames Ee es ours | Welch, John Lyons, Timothy Cor-
lenn O'Connor, Henry L. Frommeyer Jr. and Ted Marbaugh.
They will be assisted by Mes-® dames Mary Bach, John F. Bailly, Robert Barber, Albert A. Barone, Maurice Becker, Thomas P. Biggins, E. T. Borchert, Marvin J. Brezette, John W. Davis, Leon E. DeSautels, Edwin J. Elliott, J. Emerson Fettig, Lewis Foster, Denver F. Fuller, Ww. A. Hanley, and Roy E. Hardy; Miss Mary Virginia Feeney; Mesdames * Maurice J. Healey, J. C. Houk, J. F. Hugenberg, R. Emmet Kelly, Wil-
Manus and Earl W. Mericle.
Miss Sarah Lawson,
O'Hara, John O'Toole,
E. Rimp, John G. C. R. Schaeffer; Miss
Paul S. McNamara, Martin L. Mc-
Additional committee assistants will include Miss Mae Larrabee, Mesdames william J. Mooney Jr. John J. W..: P. O'Rourke, Gilbert T. Osborne, Elmer Phelps, Carl W. Queisser, Charles Robison and Marie
These Marian College students are assisting with arrangements for a benefit card party at Alverna
*|ber of Alpha Chapter at Transyl-
gE (ner.
Times Photo.
(left: to right) the Misses Helen Marie Hadley, Thelma Hines, Marie Seal and Mary Jane Lang. Peggy Foltz is general chairman.
Miss
themselves outdoors a great deal as
Hall of the school at 8 p. m. tomorrow, They are
Schnorr-Marshall Wedding Attendants Are Announced
Weather this fall has. been ideal for local brides-to-be who find
a result of shopping, house-hunting
and attending numerous parties given in their honor. . Miss Helen Holman, Kokomo, a student at Butler University, will be Miss Barbara Marshall's only attendant when she is married to William J. Schnorr Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Schnorr, 430 W. Hampton
Drive, Nov. 23, at Kokomo. Miss Marshall is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Oliver, Kokomo. Ray Schnorr, a student at Notre Dame, is to be his brother’s best man. Mrs. Schnorr entertained last night with a linen shower for the bride-to-be. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Oliver; Miss Kathryn, Mayer and Mrs. John Mayer, Hollywood, Cal.; Mrs. Jack Devine, San Clementine, Cal.; Miss Lee Macy, Miss Holman and Mrs. Nellie Lacy, Kokomo, and Mrs. Eleanor Yost, New Castle. : Indianapolis guests were Mesdames Florence Woods, Frank Sullivan, Timothy P. Sexton, Fannie Hockman, Harry Geisel, Lorraine Schmitt, John Feeser,, Charles Feeser, Henry Alandt, August Alandt, Julian Sparks, Louis Oakes, Julian Panden, William Grimes, Mayme Beck, Mayme Cain, Mable Waddle, Charles Rittnauer, Francis Schmitt, Lorraine Cummings, ‘Harry Smallwood, Marie Hadden and Beatrice Fitzpatrick; Misses Ann Kelly, Clarabelle Rogers, Mary Frances Kitzmiller, Louise Schmitt, Margaret Riddle and Violet Steinke.
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Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton will entertain with a kitchen shower and bridge party tonight at her home, 4444 Washington Blvd., for - Miss Kathryn Louise Schmitt.
Miss Schmitt will be married to W. Lawrence Sexton Thanksgiving Day at St. Joan of Arc Cathelic Church. + Guests will include Misses Marie Sexton, Regina Fleury and Mary Frances Terry; Mesdames J. W. Hannon, Paul Kernel, Roger Kiley, Francis Konstanzer, {Anthony Lauck, Lawrence J. Sexton, James
coran, Edward Remmitter, Frank Lyons, David Page, Charles Feeser, Harry Freyn, Thomas Gillespie, Francis Schmitt, Frank Sexton, Frederick Schmitt, John Lysaght, Thomas Farrell, Francis | Ohleyer, John, McGentry, Charles Knowrie,
Claude Maddon, Robert Dwyer, William Zaiser, John J. Briggs,
John Spaulding, George Dirnberger, Fred Beck, Harvey Belton, J. H. Leikhim, John Quinn, Bert Deery, Emil Borchert, R: H. Losey, Ray McManus, Dora Bulger, Margaret Sullivan, Nell Lacey, Katherine Holmes, Belle Dubuc, John Cain, Bertha' Nave, Ann L., Tilford, Fred Hartman, Howard Burns, Herman Schmitf, Peter Schlechter, John J. Minta, John Royse, Amandus Schneider, . Charles Rittnauer, Frank Pittman, Jack Devine, Chet Ehrich, Hodge Worsham, E. "F. Theis, William B. Schnorr, Edward Schneider, Harry Borst, Leonard Schmitt, Roland Schmitt, Jessie Sisloff and Edward McShay.
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Miss Maxine Gill, 442 N. Bradley Ave., will entertain with a miscellaneous shower tonight at her home for Miss Laura VanRemmen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. VanRemmen, 710 N. Linwood Ave., whose marriage to Edward J. Keller will take place Thanksgiving Day at the Wallace Street Presby-
|terian Church.
The hostess will be assisted by her sister, Miss Wreatha Gill. Guests are to include members of Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority. ”» ” 8
Miss Agnes Meek entertained re= cently at her home, 3539 Balsam Ave., with a bridge party and shower in honor of Miss Virginia Taylor, whose marriage to Gerald Sanders will take place Thanksgiving Day.
Plan Poster Contest
A poster contest will be conducted at the New Crusade Youths’ Temperance Council meeting next Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zack Sullivan, 1722 N. Alabama St. Miss Catherine Boothe will call the roll and Mrs. Maryellen Mendenhall will preside at the business meet-
ing.
Medical Augiliary ' To Present Follies
The Women’s Auxiliary to the:
Marion County Medical Association will present “Medical Wives Follies” at 8:15 o'clock tonight in the auditorium of the American United Life Building. ; In charge of the skits are Mesdames Frank M. Gastineau, L. D. Bibler, Dudley A. Pfaff, Henry IL. Foreman, Ralph S. Chappell, G. W. Gustafson and J. Jerome Littel. Music between the acts will be presented by an eight-piece orchestra composed of auxiliary members and directed by Mrs. Ri¥ssell Spivey. Mrs. G. B. Jackson will play special accompaniments. The general arrangements committee includes Mrs. Byron K. Rust, chairman; Mesdames Harold M. Trusler, Foster J. Hudson, Wayne Carson, Roy A. Geider, Harold F. Dunlap ‘and A. S. Jaeger. Mrs. Russell Hippensteel is in charge of refreshments.
Mary Rickford Urges U. S.fArm to Teeth’
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (U. PJ). —“America’s Sweetheart” turned militant Jdan of Arc yesterday and called for'America to “arm to the teeth” to defend itself against European (dictators. Mary Pickford, speaking in Washington for the first time since she participated in the Liberty Loan campaigns 20 years ago, denounced dictators, demanded that women back a big national defense program, and called for more and more airplanes and more and more men trained to man them. : Calling Fuehrer Hitler “mad as a March hare,” she predicted that “when. he finishes with the Jews, he will turn to the gold of the Catholic Church, then to the Protestants, and where will he turn next?” She answered herself: “To the country that has the most gold in the world.” ; i Asked if she thought the United States should declare war on Germany, Miss Pickford replied: “We don’t want to declare anything but peace!”
Leads School Work Forum
Mrs. Donald Jameson led an open forum on the work of Orchard School at 10 o'clock this morning at the school. |
Thomas Athey and R. S. Hiatt.
{will model in the style show are | Misses Carolyn Varin, Dana Wil-
Fete Heads
Dinner, Pledging, Party And Lecture Also on Week-End Program.
Social affairs planned for this evening by Indianapolis sororities include a founders’ day formal dinner, pledge services, a supper party, a lecture and a philanthropic meeting. One group will conduct initia-
scheduled by another organization for tomorrow.
Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority will . observe Founders’ Day with a formal dinrer tonight at the ' Spink-Arms Hotel. : Mrs. Robert B. Whitaker, Ft. Wayne, will be guest speaker at the dinner. Mrs. Whitaker is one of the original founders and a mem-
Mrs. Arthur Orr, president, will act as toastmaster. Responses will be made by Mrs, Kenneth Hufford and Mrs. George Daugherty. Mrs. Hufford is in charge.of arrangements for the dinShe will be assisted by Mesdames Daugherty, Richard Treanor,
A benefit bridge party and style show will be sponsored at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Ralph Martin is chairman of the affair. She will be assisted by Mrs. W. J. Roth, president, and Mrs. E. PF. Ruddell. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Herbert O. Jose, candy; Mrs. Frank O. Wilking, prizes, and Mrs. Walter B. Gerdts and Mrs. W. R. Humphreys, cards and pencils. The three Kappa daughters © who
king and Jane Renard.
Rho Chapter, Sigma Beta Sorority, will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Hal Schultz, 4459 Winthrop Ave. Mrs. John McDaniel and Mrs. William Butler will be pledged to the organization.
Mrs. Marion E. Ensley will entertain tomorrow night with a supper party at her home, 5402 Washing, ton Road, for Mrs. Howard Parker, Detroit, district governor of Alpha Pj Sorority, who is inspecting the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of .the organization. Mrs. Ensley will be assisted by Mesdames Arthur E. Dixon, Donald Walker, Mason King, Irvin B. McDossald, Neal Grider and Miss Jane alz,-
Prof. John J. Haramy will lecture at 8 o'clock tonight at a meeting of Pi Omicron Alumnae Chapters at the Claypool Hotel, Parlor B. Members of Beta Alpha Chapter will be hostesses and Miss Amelia Cook, president, will preside.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Russell P. Burkle, 754 N. Emerson Ave. to assemble Christmas gifts for the Maine Seacoast Mission, the sorority’s national philanthropy. Misses Laurena and Ruth Rieschick will be assistant hostesses. :
Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary educational sorority, will
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Mrs. James N. Scott was Miss Margaret Ann Maroney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maroney, before her recent marriage.
Tree Planting Conducted by Garden Clubs
Members of the Emerson Grove Garden Club and the Junior Garden Club conducted a memorial tree planting at 11 a. m. today at the South Grove Library grounds, Sugar Grove and 20th Sts.
A linden tree, a tulip tree and a black locust were planted for Mrs. William M. Taylor and Mrs. O. R. Stevens, past presidents, and Mrs. Frank Neukom, president now. in office. A golden rain tree was planted for Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, founder of the club, and two redbud trees for Mrs. J. F. Small and Miss Lucille Dickmann. Mrs. Willwerth was in charge of the program. Miss Dickmann and Mrs. Small are in charge of the Junior Club. Morris Mills, City Park Department, spoke on “The Proper Way to Plant Trees.” A pageant, “Johnny Appleseed Comes,” was presented by Hyla Doyal and Donald Pedlow. ; Raymond Rogers, vice president of the Junior organization, 1tecited “He Who Plants a Tree,” (Vachel Lindsay). The Mothers’ Chorus of School 44, under the direction of Mrs. Charles Swain, sang “Trees.” : The tree planting is a part of the program’ outlined by the Seventh District Federation and the Garden Club of Indiana. Mrs. Willwerth is conservation chairman of both groups. William Pittman is president of the Junior Garden Club, which is affiliated with the Indiana Garden Club through its sponsor, the £merson Grove Garden Club. :
p.- m. and a dinner at 6 p. m. Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Dr. Nila B. Smith, state president, will conduct services for the state. organization and 12 pledges for Beta Chapter, Indianapolis unit. Dr. Macie Southall, national president of the sorority, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn., will be an honor guest at the dinner.
Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will have a wiener roast tomorrow evening at the - country home of Dr. Earl Ferree, Danville. Miss Mildred Benson, social chairman, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by ‘Misses ' Adell Munn,
hold initiation services at 4:30
Alyce May Seybold and Jeanne Smith. :
ulircle Sets ‘Kid Party’
North Methodist Church Group to Sponsor ‘Book Review.
A book review and tea, “kid party,” monthly meeting and benefit card party are included in the activities arranged by church groups for this week.
The March Group of the North Methodist Church was to sponsor a review of “What's a Heaven For?” (Percy Marks) by Mrs. Don A. Beckenbaugh this afternoon at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Mrs. W. Paul Jones, John Swan and R. R. Reutepohler are in charge.
- Mrs. Gerald Currier, 4152 Graceland Ave., was to be hostess tonight at a “kid party” and chili supper for members of the Alice Meier Circle of the Broadway Methodist Church. Mesdames Rea Williams, Norman Cox and George King were to assist the hostess. The entertainment committee includes Mesdames Bert Boyer, Neil Crull, Rolly Fitch and Robert Avels. !
Mrs. A. H. Fromenson, New York,
Hadassah, was to speak this afternoon at Kirschbaum Center at the monthly meeting of the Haddasah chapter. Mrs. Fromenson is the house guest of Mrs. J. A. Goodman, National Youth Aliyah committee member. Mrs. Clarence L. Budd, president, will preside. Reports on the recent convention at St. Louis will be presented by Mesdames Bell Weinberg, Phil Falendar, Manuel Leve, David Roseberg and Miss Emma Gellman.
The monthly luncheon meeting of the Lois Circle of the Third Christian. Church was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. C. W. Lewman, 5940 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. Ross J. Griffith read from “The Bride of Cana.” Mrs. J. E. Blackburn read the devotions and Mrs. George F Goldman was in charge of the program. Mrs. Lewman was assisted by Mesdames Clyde Montgomery, R. E. Terry, I. S. Pierce, David Hedges, B. J. LaForge, R. W. Crays, Dorsey King and D. E. Brown.
The annual card party for the benefit of the St. Joseph Tabernacle Society will be at 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the parish hall, 617 E. North St. Mrs. William Murrin is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ralphr Montgomery, Mrs. William Maudlin, Miss Mayme O’Connell and Miss Mary Deery, euchre; Misses Mildred Kline, Pauline Hill, Bridget Meehan and Margaret McConahay,- bridge; Mesdames Maurice Rosa, Leonard Riley, Harry Gillespie and Tillie Suess, a game; Mesdames Frank Lindner, Katherine Kenny and Albert Jaleskie, candy; Mesdames John Meyer, Francis Fisher and Carrie Berlin, food sale, and Mrs. Margaret Smith and Mrs. Margaret Halfaker, children’s aftérnoon party. The Rev. Albert V. Deery is society chaplain.
Miss Pamela Nape and Miss = Jane Burkhalter in the “Numero Douze’’ Sequence,
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O'Hern, Mesdames E. S. O'Neill, Robert E. Sharp, E. J. Soland, Carl Stenger, Edwin F. Sullivan, Arthur I. Sundling, Herbert Tyson, Horace H. Wells, Mary Wyson, E, L. Zeyen and Max H. Zeigler,
C. Kennedy, Kenneth J. : Bh 7. W. Leach, E. W. Lindley, Bernard T. Loeffler, Frank A. Madden, John Madden, J. J. ~~ Madden, William J. Mahan, E. IL Marquette, William K. McGowan,
: SORORITIES Sigma Beta. 8:30 tonight. Mrs. Forvert Pitts,
Career Girl ee . LentheTic
Two danseuses | from
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a fumes. Lambda Mu Chapter, Anderson, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. berta Hackney, hostess. » : . Phi Tau Delta». m. Fri. Mrs. E. G. Driftmeyer, 6166 Carrollton
., hostess. Miss Marguerite Benson, ‘assistant hostess. Ae Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau. Tonight. Mrs. Earl Balay, 5027 E. Walnut, hostess. Miss Phoebe - Comer, assistant. : Beta: Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. 7:30 tonight. Miss Marian Rieck, 733 Parkway Ave., hostess. Lambda Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha. 1 p. m. Fri. Mrs. M. J. Walsh, 1648 Park Ave., hostess. Luncheon. Phi Delta Pi. Tonight. Mrs. Flavia Cox, 2638 E. 10th, hostess. Business meeting. Alpha Tau Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta. Tonight. Miss Irene Pletts, . hostess. Social meeting. Elector Chapter, Verus Cordis.’1 p. m. today. Hamilton Food Shop.
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On-Ea-Ota. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Paul Van Trees, 1517 N. LaSalle, . hostess. Luncheon, bridge. Park Avenue Neighborly. 12:30 p. m. today. Mrs. M. J. Walsh, 1646 Lees Park ‘Ave. hostess. Luncheon. ; : ; . J LODGES 3, ot 2
| ‘arintersville ‘Chapter 300, O. E. S. Tonight. Stated meeting, con~ferring of degrees, Brothers’ Night. Mrs. Marie Harm, worthy * matron; Homer L. Wiseman, worthy patron. | Robert S. Kennington American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 34. 2 p. m. _ today. Post Hall, 4173% College Ave. : Naomi Chapter 131, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Pri. Stated Meeting. Dinner, 6 p. m. Mrs. Kathryn C. Bortsfield, worthy matron; Walter L. King, worthy parton.
Diregted by Mr. Harold Martins
of the Cleveland Ballet
Thursday. at 2:30 P. M.
Friday at 3:30 P. M.
Six Lentheric perfumes brought to life by two talented danseuses from the Cleveland | Ballet. M. Durel Dugas, Lentheric Perfume Stylist, will be the commentator. He will give perfume personality analyses atter the performance in the Toiletries Section — Street Floor.
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