Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1938 — Page 14
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| Luncheon and Lecture
Precede First Concert
Of Symphony Today
Society to Turn Out for Evening Opening at Murat Tomorrow; Miniaturist Talks to Propylaeum Club Members.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
Ermine and jewels will burgeon forth tomorrow evening as society in prodigal splendor attends the opening of the evening series of Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
concerts at the Murat Theater.
The first Friday afternoon concert is to be preceded today by the Women’s Committee luncheon and lecture at the Athenaeum. Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie, will entertain members of the Women’s committee executive board at the luncheon. Boxholders tomorrow evening will be Mr. Ball, president of the Indiana State Symphony Society, and Mrs. Ball; Mrs. Edmund B. Ball of Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore - B. Griffith; Ferdinand Schaefer, orchestra founder and conductor emeritus; Mr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky; Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank; Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Simpson; Louis Schwitzer and Governor and Mrs. Townsend. . Mr. and Mrs. Ball will have as guests in their box Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams, Miss Adele M. Battry of New Orleans, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Adams, and Master Hudson Ball. Preceding the concert Mr. and Mrs. Ball will dine with Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes, whose other guests will be Mrs, William C. Bobbs, Mrs. Lafayette Page, Miss Ocie Higgins, Hubert Hickam and Bomar Cramer. Mr. and Mrs. Adams will have as their dinner guests Mr, and Mrs. Charles Latham and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. Clowes will entertain at dinner preceding the con‘cert Messrs. and Mesdames Eli Lilly, James F. Carroll, George L. Denny, Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, Dr. Irvine H. Page and Mr. and Mrs. S. Gale Lowrie of Cincinnati. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Griffith for dinner and the concert will be Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fesler, “Miss Eleanor Choison of Cincinnati and William Sullivan. Mrs.
Shank and her sister, Miss Clara Gilbert, will also entertain at din-
ner before the concert.
Guests in Conductor’s Box,
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: guests of Mrs. S. N. Campbell.
560 to Attend
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sevitzky in the conductor’s box will be Mrs. Harry Gibby of Boston, Dr. S. Gordon Stevenson of London, Jr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sanders of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. + Latham and Miss Lucy Taggart. Mr. Schwitzer’s guests for dinner
and the concert will be Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bohlen and Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Lacy II. -
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr. for dinner and the concert will include Mr. e=d Mrs. Fisk Landers and Mr. and Mrs. George H. Denny. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J Tutewiler and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Simpson will dine with Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Simpson before attending the concert. ® a = ”
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B. Bennet-Alder’s exquisite miniaiiney Soquently prove his state-
ment that “every ‘aspect of life in the Middle Ages can be gleaned irom Biblical miniatures of the period.” Mr. Bennet-Alder, English miniaturist who addressed the Propylaeum Club yesterday afternoon, illustrated his lecture with miniatures beginning with the Creation “and ending with the Four and Twenty Elders Before the Throne from ithe Book of Revelations.
Goliath, King Solomon and Nativity The colorful reproductions made from ancient illuminated manuscripts revealed Goliath in 12th Century armor; King Selomon
' astonishingly resembling Charles V ensconced upon a 14th Century
. throne, dressed in 14th Century fashion, and the Nativity scene
transferred from the manger to a desolate temple with the faces of
Cardinal Wolsey, Henry VIII and one of his wives bending over
"the Infant Christ, =
. Among the guests at the lecture and tea arranged by Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, entertainment chairman, were Mrs; J. W. G. Meerstadt of Toronto, Canada, whe is visiting her sister, Mrs. William L. Richardson, and Mr. Richardson, and the Misses Patricia and Ruth Park of Belfast, Ireland, who are visiting their uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. White of Pendleton, and were the
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Mrs. John Gerdan Kinghan, chairman of the Children’s Theater, is assisting with the direction of “The Piper,” to be presented tomorrow
Jelly Is Collected
: Book Review of Travel Students
~The International Travel Study Club, Inc. will sponsor a book re‘view by Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garen at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 30,
For Thanksgiving
Members of the Howard Barcus American Legion Junior Auxiliary will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Misses Christine, Caroline and Nancy Tucker, 735 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place. ~ Each member is requested to bring a glass of jelly for Thanksgiving distribution. Miss Betty Jane Kyle, president, will preside at the meeting, under the direction of the Junior sponsor, Mrs. Earl H. Kyle.
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The romantic leads will be played by Miss Peggy Trusler and John Wildhack (center). Ralph McCombs has the title role. The play is a version of the “Pied Piper of Hamlin,” It was adapted by Miss Grace Shoup of the Shortridge High School English Department.
Time Photo.
Miss Madeline Peltier, who costumed the show, is shown attending to costume details for Bobby Green, who plays Hansel. Edward Green is directing the production. Performances will be at 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. tomorrow and at 3 p. m. Sunday.
hostess. Miss Pearl Apland and Miss Jean
Auditorium.
Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E.
Thomann, worthy matron.
Hall, 16th and Alabama. Mrs.
man.
Eagles Temple, 43 W. Vermont. Dotson, hostesses.
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SORORITIES Alpha Gamma Delta. 7:30 p. m. Mon; Mrs. Ben Wilson, 921 E. 40th
Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal Order of
Irvington 608, Irvington Rebekah Lodge. O. F. Hall, 5420%2 E. Washington.
Baker, program chairmen.
Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma. Mon. eve. Miss Hazel Vehling, 1647 Gerrard Drive, Speedway, hostess. Social meeting.
CLUB ; Federation of Mothers Chorus. 10
LODGE
a. m. Mon. Banner-Whitehill
S. Tues. eve. Temple, 1522 W.
Morris. Stated meeting: and obligation ceremony. Mrs. Cora
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: CARD PARTIES I. P. & L. Unit 300, American Legion Auxiliary. 8 p. m. Ipalco
Walter Humbles, general chair-
Eagles. 8:30 p. m. tonight. Mrs. Edna A_an, Miss Catherine
8:15 p. m. Sat. I. O. Mrs. R. U. Rodkey, chairman.
EF ormal Dance S
cheduled for
Columbia Club Younger Set
A formal dance will be held Friday night, Nov. 25, for Columbia Club juniors and sons and daughters of members as a part of the Thanks-
giving social program at the club.
Miss Betsy Lou Knowles and Walter Dean are cochairmen of the
dance committee.
They will be assisted by Miss Nancy Ragan, Miss
Mitzi Early, Richard Carson, James Hill and Paul Havens.
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Butler’s Annual Geneva-Stunts
Set for Tonight
The Butler University Y. W. C. A. will present the annual fall Geneva Stunts tonight at 8 o'clock at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. - Proceeds will go to a fund to send delegates to the ¥. W. C. A.'conference next summer at Lake Geneva. Titles of stunts and organization chairmen inciude “Now and Then, Miss Betty Schissel, Kappa Alpha Theta; “The Butler Candy Box,” Miss Winona Wilson and Miss Eloise Foreman, Delta Delta Delta, and “Life Comes to Butler,” Miss Lucile Mayhill and Miss Jane Day Pierce, K#ppa Kappa Gamma. Miss Betsy Marburger and Miss Margaret Parrish are in charge of the Pi Beta Phi stunt.
Committees Listed
Members of committees planning for the stunts are: Program, Miss Cornelia Conner, chairman; Misses Peggy Harbaugh, Lucile. Craigle, Helen Holman, Barbara Belknapp, Betty Walsh and Betty Starr; judges, Miss Margaret Connor, chairman, and Misses ' Marjorie Ryan, Evelyn Fosgate and Betty Falconer; intermission, Miss Lee Wilson, chairman, and Miss Dorothy Jones. Other committees include publicity, Miss Barbara Phelps, chairman; Misses Betty Coyle, Mary Bell and Danna Lansley; stage: properties, Miss Mary Clay, chairman; Miss Carol Langfitt and Miss Lois Morton; awards, Miss Dina Barkan
and Miss Ann Burger; candy, Miss Jaynet Pickerel, chairman; tickets, Miss Nancy Baker, chairman, and Misses® Betty Walters, Mary Bray, Ann Chapman, Virginia Caldwell, Geraldine Johnson, Fay Mendenhall, Mary Louise Nugent and Irene
* at the Indiana War Memorial. \ Mrs. Louis Bland is book review
Cowdrill.
~N ' ¢hairman and Mrs. J. Francis Huffyman, president, is in charge of gen‘eral arrangements. About 560 memers are expected to attend. Mrs. Margaret Camfeldt will sing,
ccompanied by Mrs. Mary E. Mrs. Camfeldt and Mrs.
tality "committee, assisted by Meslames Brewer T. Clay, J. H. Bell, er Johnson, Jack Rhodes and
{ William McGuire. :
‘Episcopal Auxiliary . Plans Monday Tea ars. Felix + T. McWhirter will at a tea at 2 p. m. Monday for bers of the Woman’s Auxiliary e St. Paul's Episcopal Church. s. C. Raymond Miller will be s at her home, 5145 N. New
St. Mrs. Ralph M., Dryassist.
Council to Honor Two
Pocahontas Council 350 will hold reception tomorrow night at Red n’s Hall, North St. and Capitol in homor of Mrs. Gertrude obell, Indianapolis, Great First t of Indiana, and Mrs. Lena rth, New Castle, State
- meeting in the afternoon.
Confer on Local ‘Y’ Activities
Mrs. C. M. van Asch van Wijck Doorn, Holland, vice Y. W. C. A. world council, yesterday conferred with staff members, board of directors and committee leaders at the local branch. Miss Betty Stone (right), president of the W Reserves, is shown chatting witht the
Times i Photo. president of the
ashington High School Girl councillor at a Girl Reserve
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A family turkey dinner will be}
served Thanksgiving day at the club’s main dining room from noon until 9 p. m., with dinner-dance music by the club orchestra from 6:30 to 8:30 p. m. Whole turkeys will be carved and served at the tables for family groups of eight or more. Club members are busy arranging bridge foursomes and making up parties for the club’s annual Turkey Parade dinner, dance to beheld tomorrow night in the ballroom. Reservations for the event total more than 200. Maj. Gen and Mrs. Robert H. Tyndall are. cochairmen of the committee in charge. The feature of the evening’s entertainment is a turkey parade to be staged by the club’s cuisine staff. Denny Dutton and his orchestra will play for dancing.
Music Program Booked Tuesday By Cheer Guild
A musical program will be presented at the meeting of the Riley | Hospital Cheer Guild at 2 p. m.. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. G. Jacquard, 3505 N. Pennsylvania St. Those who will appear on the program include Mrs. Arthur Madison, soprano, and Miss Bettie Vanderbilt contralto. Miss Harriet M. Glick
and Miss Pauline Haught will pre-
sent a group of readings. Plans will be discussed for the group’s. Thanksgiving philanthropic projects. Mrs. S. G. Huntington, president, will preside. Mrs. Jacquard will be assisted by Mesdames Thomas Davis, Paul McCarthy, William Kadel, Henry Clabrou and Lucy Ramey.
New Members to Be Legion Unit's Guests
New Members of Junior Auxiliary Memorial Unit 3, American Legion Auxiliary, will be honor guests at the meeting at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Eileen Hoover, 106 N. Arsenal Ave. Plans for the annual Christmas party and membership drive will be made at the meeting. New members who will be feted include Misses Dorothy Popp, Barbara Popp, Deroth McWhirter and Ruth McWhirTr: :
Wolfe to Conduct
Class at Museum
Raphael W. Wolfe, biology teacher at Howe High School, will con-| duct a general science class at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at‘ the Children’s Museum. ‘He will speak on “The Interdependence of Living Things.” Miss Mildred Chance will talk on “Holland.” The program is open to all children. . High school classes from Danville and Lowell visited the museum during the past week.
Novel to Be Theme Of Paper at Meeting
Mrs. Thor Griffith Wesenberg will read a paper on “Of Time and the Novel” at a guest day meeting of the Indianapolis Woman’s Club at 3
o'clock this afternoon at the Propy-|
laeum. wat Assistants at a tea to follow will be Mesdames Robert B. Failey, Hermarr C. Wolff, Sylvester Johnson,
bridge and|
Gives Talk | On Training Of Parents
Dr. Thurman B. Rice Appears in Second P.-T. A. Programs.
Dr. Thurman B. Rice was to speak this afternoon on “Training
for Mental and Physical WellBeing,” at the second .of a series of conferences on parent-education in the west room of the World War Memorial. The series is sponsored by the parent-education committee of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Several Marion County P.-T. A. groups have -planned meetings for today and early in the coming week The Lawrence P.-T. A. will hold its annual Orme Memorial tea in the high school auditorium this afternoon. Miss Gertrude A Theumler, dean of girls at Tech High School, will speak on “Youth Problems.” A silver offering will be taken for con-. tributions to Riley Hospital. Southport Grade P.-T. A. will hold a penny supper Tuesday from 5 to 7 p. m. A member of the State Police Department will speak at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday at a meeting of the Pleasant Run P.-T. A. Miss Jessie Henderson, director of the Marion County Accident and Prevention Bureau, ‘will introduce the speaker.
Card Party, Benefit, Tea And Illustrated Lecture. on
Programs
for Sororities
Indianapolis sorority members are occupied these days in planning organization benefits, social and literary meetings. One Butler University
honorary will initiate nine pledges
and an alumnae group will make
plans for founder’s day exercises. A birthday shower will be held by one sorority for one of its members tonight and another local group will en-
tertain With a scavenger hunt tonight.
Gamma Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta will discuss plans for a card party Dec. 3 at Ayres’ auditorium at a 6 o’clock covered dish supper tonight at the chapter house, 442 W. 46th St. Mrs. Guy Dixon, chairman of the ticket committee, will have charge of card party plans. Hostesses for the meeting tonight include Mesdames Clarke Roggie, Harold Mercer, Harold Burge, Francis Sommer, Coburn Scholl and Laurens Henderson. ‘A program has been planned following the business meeting. Prof. George A. Schumacher, Butler University Alumni secretary,
Safety rules and songs by the school patrol will be features. “The Need of Studying Social Relationships” will be the topic of Miss Ruby Bever at the Ben Davis Grade School P.-T. A. study group Thursday at the. home of Mrs. Marjorie Skiles. Men will be hosts to the women, who were winners in a recent membership campaign, at the regular association meeting Thursday, Dec. 8. A “pitch-in” supper will = be served. Entertainment and dancing
will follow.
will talk on “The Life of a Student at Butler” at the luncheon meeting today of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers’ Club at the chapter house, 321 W, Hampton Drive. ; Prof. Schumacher will show movies of Butler campus and Jordan Hall to illustrate his lecture. A business meeting will be held following the luncheon. Mrs. John PF. Mitchell Jr. is chairman of the committee in charge of the meeting. She will be assisted by Mrs. Ralph Wood, Greenfield; Mrs. Will Amos, Rushville; Mrs. H. F. Weakley and Mrs. Herman Rogge, Indianapolis.
The Mothers’ Club of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will entertain from 3-5 o'clock this afternoon at an anniversary tea at the Butler University chapter house, 725 Hampton Drive, The tea commemorates the organization’s founding Nov. 18, 1923. During the afternoon a musical program will be presented by Misses Mae Henri and Jean Lane, Miss Jane Howe and Mrs. A. C. Hirschman. . ‘In the receiving line will be Mrs. Minnie B. Link, house chaperon; Mrs. Harold Irelan, club. president,
and her officers, Mesdames H. P, Hayes, A. D. Conner, Noble Howard and O. E. Newman. Mesdames John F. Patton, Charles Lytle, Ralph B. Clark and Ray Hylton will preside at the tea table and Mrs. O. S. Hixon will serve, Mrs. Charles Roller, in charge of the tea, will be assisted by Mes dames W. C. Bicknell, Charles H, Smith, C. W. Gilkinson, E. J. Dipple, S. A. Clinehens and W. M. Baker.
‘Beta Chapter, Beta Chi Theta Sorority, will honor Miss Martha H. Mieth with a birthday shower Mone day evening at ‘the home of Miss Betty Lay, 1925 N. Nowland Ave. Initiation services will be held Monday afternoon for nine pledges of Pi Epsilon Phi, honorary home economics sorority at Butler University. : : Miss Martha Van Talge will cone duct the services. Those who will be initiated include Misses Janet Morgan, Nancy Baker, Mildred Poland, Anna Van Dorn, Mary Fallis, Elizabeth Day, Martha Mason, Jaynet Pickerel and Marguerite Ellis. Miss Elizabeth Shetterly is president of the organization.
* Members of the Lambda Chi Delta Sorority will hold a scavenger hunt tonight. The hunt will start from the home of Miss Evalyn Clouse, 543 N. Oxford St.
The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers’ Club of Butler University will enter= tain at 2 p. m. Tuesday with a bene= fit party at Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. W. 8. Johnson is general chairman of the party. She will be assisted ‘by Mrs. H. W. Clack, club president; Mrs. S. F. Dolzall, candy; Mrs. H. P. German ‘and Mrs. H. W. Mason, financial, and Mesdames Charles Herin, Ross Mtichell, R. B, Straughn and A. E. Witt, prizes.
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