Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1939 — Page 20

orida’s Sunny Sands Aaintain Popularity ‘With Local Travelers Perry Meeks, Homer Lathrops and R. V. Laws

"Soon to Leave for Resort Region; |__Players’ Rehearsals Start Tonight. |

Complete Plans for Park

School Supper Tonight [Th iri Sema Phi to Hear - Miss Evans

| Programs Also Arranged|j§ By Other Greek Letter Organizations.

| Program chairmen for Indianap- . |olis Greek letter organizations have planned meetings for ‘Monday which

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON : The lure of summer sunshine in midwinter con« es to beckon travelers South while others who have include two guest speakers, 8 busienjoying a few weeks on gleaming sands reluctantly ness meeting and a musical program.

: : ; Ai Sa : : ‘Miss Edith Evans, former adverMr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek, who are to leave Jan. 14 to spend. : 4 EF | |tising: writér and now an instructor ‘weeks in Florida, wiil go first to Palm Beach for several days. at ‘Indiana ‘University, will speak r. and Mrs. Homer Lathrop will leave Jan. 22 for Naples, Fla. Monday night at the meeting of here they will remain until spring. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Law are |'Theta’ Sigma Phi at the home of leave Thursday to spend the winter at Miami Beach. Miss Hildred Funk, Spink Arms an- . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boozer and their daughters, Alice and Joan, nex. Miss Martha Wright will be home after a holiday visit with Mrs. Boozer’s mother, Mrs. Alice | |assistant hostess. Responses to roll ler, at Miami Beach. Also back after spending the holidays at {call ‘will be: “If not yourself, who mi Beach are Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Longsworth and their chil ‘{would you rather be?” n, Susan Bell, Mary Bell and Nicholas. Croan Greenough, son pl oe : Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Greenough, who was at Miami for two | ‘Mrs. G. L, Brinkworth will discuss ks, has returned to Bloomington where he is assistant to Her- [Course of Practical English” (BEsan B. Wells, Indiana University president. |telle B. Hunter) and Mrs. H. A. ‘[Teeters: will talk on “The Etiquette

laylets at Civic Theater Jan. 21 ‘lof Clothes” (Margaretta Byers) at|

; ’ ‘|the meeting Monday of the Ka Rehearsals start tonight for the Players Club’s two one-act plays : Rn Ppa be given Jan, 21 at the Civic Theater. “Caramels,” by .Gladys 1 Delta Sorority Alumnae. Mrs. Marnk, is to be directed by Percy Weer. Cast members who meet SG atterson will be hostess at the} pnight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr., are 34:00: DP. Mm. luncheon atb- her “home, . and Mrs. Harry V. Wade and Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur D. Peat. 12063" N. Meridian: St. Mrs. Carl I: John Ray Newcomb will direct “Never Too Old,” iin % Winter isin charge of reservations. Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. Appearing in the s 1 : a i Aap : be Mesdames Kurt F. Pantzer, Louis H. Haerle, G. B. Jagksn Be ain) L Among is RIudiey Gallahue. They will rehearse ab Dr. and S. Jack- |sented by Mrs. Clyde Titus at the +. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, chairmen of the esting ab 7:30 peo Monday of the anuary production committee, are Messrs. and Mesdames Beve- Mi nape ar ae uh pter of Jr., Gallahue and Donald M. Mattison. : : u Phi Epsilon, national music honJudge and Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers and their son, Smiley Jr., a or sorority. Vinh he N. H. ; ’ : : 4 Mrs. Otto Heppner, soprano, and

" home from a holiday stay at Hanover Inn, Hanover, Xs. : ley Jr. who spent a Week ai the ski school gi Francors, to Mrs. William R. Higgins (left) and Mrs. August C. Bohlen were i pl Rg anon Mountain, won ski honors for “do 11” and jumping. . oo EL S, iC. 00, : e review in| Juris completing arrangemsnts today for the informal buffet supper -for costume. with excerpts from “Ma-= parents of Park School pupils, which will be held tonight at the Wood«

re Kindred Photo. Miss Mary Jane Sanford’s ens gagement to Claude Pattison Jr. has been announced by her pare ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Sanford. The marriage will be Jan. 15. . =

Leaders of Girl | Scouts to Hear Talk on Service

‘Mrs. Austin Vi Clifford of the vel unteer committee of the ‘Council of Social Agencies will speak Tuesday evening to leaders of the Girl Scouts at the ¥ W. C. A. Mrs. Clifford’s subject “will be “Service Possibilities for Scouts of All Ages.” Following her talk, Mrs. Clifford will hold an informal discussion period with Miss Dorothy Hande and the senior Scouts. Other features planned for the evening’s program include instructian by Miss Betty Sullivan in folk dancing, a talk for Brownie leaders by Mrs. Norman Beatty and a lecture on “Troop Dramatics” by Miss Patricia Counahan. Miss Sullivan, a graduate of Nor= mal College of American Gymnas=tics, is working with leaders to aid them . in teaching folk dancing to their Scouts. She was present also at the last leaders’ meeting. Mrs. Beatty's subject will be “Telling Stories to Little Folks.” Miss Hande will be in charge of a meeting Friday, Jan. 13, of all senior Scouts who are interested in the Scout Chorus. The meeting will be at the Little House. The group will rehearse songs to be used for different Scout entertainments during the year. oo :

: : : : Times Photo. stock Club. .Mrs. Bohlen is president of the Park School Mothers’ chairman

Asguciaion and Mrs, Higgins is of the arrangements. com-.

EVENTS

Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Tota Xi. 7 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Delbert Eberts; 4108 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Miss Mildred Letz and Miss Jose=": | phine Merchant, assistants. Sev a aa ‘Gamma Chapter, Sigma Phi. 8 p. m. Mon. Y. W.C. A. : Kappa Phi Delta. Mon. Eve. ¥Y. W.C. A. Lara

CLUBS T.L.D. Club. Tonight. Miss Virginia Mittendor{, hostess.

K.P. Club. 7p. m. Tonight. Miss Betty Jo Tragesser, 2929 Broadway.

: , Dartmouth College ski team was practicing at Cannon Moun- Xcery tain, location of the only aerial tramway up a mountain-side in dame Butterfly.” A string quartet : ; and piano, which will accompany the

America. Lieut. Albert Peyton Coffin has returned to Norfolk, Va., where |singers, will include Miss Jeanette e is stationed on the U. 8. S. Yorktown, after spending the holidays Orloff and : Miss Margaret Kapp, ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Coffin. Mrs, Virginia Peters violins; - Miss ‘Harrett Jean Wright, Pasadena, Cal, who also has been Mr. and Mrs. Coffin’s guest, { viola; Mrs. Saul Bernat, ‘Cello, ‘and as left to visit relatives at Westminster, Md. | Miss Frances Wishard, piano. = \ Miss Helen Hollingsworth has returned to Ann Arbor, Mich., Members. of the social committee fter a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hollingsworth. will include Misses: Mary Moorman Miss Helen Haggard is home from a holiday visit in Alabama. and Dorothy Richardson; Mesdames , Alfred Brandt, D. E. Bloodg A.

Woman's Club to Hear Two Papers 60d, A. L.

Hicks snd Eliaslieth Kalts Cochran. Miss Elisabeth Haerle will read “Notes From a Day Book” by . al guests at the meeting will ‘Miss Genevieve Scoville at the Indianapolis Woman's Club meeting be siudenis snd faculty members at his afternoon at the Propylaeum. . The second aper, 30 be given by. e Conservatory. . i Fisk Landers, is entitled “Oh Tempora! ores!’ 2 Mrs. Alexander Taggart Jr, who is to entertain the Stansfield DeSSmars of Alpha Chapter Sigma e for luncheon at 1 o'clock Tuesday at her home, will be as- a Sia Sigma Sen th conduc ed by Mesdames Albert M. Campbell, Thomas S. Hood, Evans ottheh * ig Monday evening t and Mrs. Donald Keller. Reports on the organization’s social , - Ome 2 Miss Pauline Ameter, service work at the Meridian Club for boys and girls will be made : ace. ‘Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, Leonard L. Campbell, J. Frank Cantell and James E. Carter: "~~ 7. “25 Alpert L. Rabb, president of the Park School board of trustees, Will ‘act as toastmaster at the buffet supper the Park School others’ Association will give at 6:30 o'clock this evening at Wood= k Club. Clifton O. Page, headmaster, and other faculty members are to speak. : ; : i ' Acting as hosts and hostesses at the tables at which parents are “to be seated in groups according to the classes of their sons will be Messrs. and Mesdames Lathrop, C. W. Spalding, Cone Barlow, Charles Harvey Bradley, George W. Klein, Francis W. Dunn, Elias C. tkins, R. N. Dedaker and Dr. and Mrs. T. Victor Keene. Lh "Mrs. William R. Higgins, chairman, is to be assisted by Mess Bradley, William Henley Mooney, William C. Griffith, John . Gould, C. O. Palmer, Eugene C. Miller and August C. Bohlen, others’ Association president.

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Bridal Dinners Honor Two Tonight Who Wed Tomorrow

Bridal dinners for two Indianapolis young women whose weddings will be tomorrow are prenuptial activities planned for tonight and two other brides-to-be have announced their attendants. A series of showers and parties for several young women will occupy much, of their time during the next few weeks while their friends shop for linens, kitchen ware and miscellaneous gifts. (®

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merrell Sarah and Adaline Weaver, will entertain this evening with a|Frances Lahara, Ellen Langley, bridal dinner at their home, 60 W.|Mary Rita Smith, Catherine Ahn 60th St. for Miss Esther Lipsey and | Smith, Jeanette Fisher and the Dr, Paul Merrell, a naphew of Mr. | bride-to-be. :

Merrell’s, whose marriage will be to- Other guests will he Misses Betty morrow. Farris, Janice Bruce, Antoinette The service will be performed at|Bruce, Mary York, Marguerite 3 o'clock at the All Souls Unitarian | Rourke, Marie Haines, Alma Mc-

Kee, Lorraine Warrenburg, Ruth Church. Decorations at the dinner : hi ) te carried out with a yellow| Watson. Louise Hinner and Santa

and green floral centerpiece and a Constantino, . 4 4 miniature bridal party arranged on = : a wedding cake. Miss Mary Anna Hendryx, daughCovers will be laid for the en- ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hendryzx, gaged couple, the host and hostess |3370 Euclid Ave, who will be marahd oe ang Me. oa Steele; ried to Charles Colby on Feb. 1, has Pritchard, Paul R. Voody and F. announced the attendants for her R. Freeman, Crawfordsville. wedding. Miss Lillian Rafferty will eo i oo ..|be her maid of honor. John Colby, ® = ;|brother of the bridegroom-to-be, Miss Eleanor Lyons and Randall{will be best man and ushers are

Women Pondering Resolutions Men in Their Placegores, oe vis be narod tomort| ii Senders, the brde-so-bos

: in er tonight at the Maroti Hotell nets» 7. Rikhoff and ‘By SALLY MacDOUGALL preceding rehearsal for their wed- Ms : Times Special Writer SAE AR \ i

Bis : Louis Messang will entertain at a te : : ; o di miscellaneous shower for Miss . NEW YORK, Jan. 6.~Judging from New Year's resolutions that wom-|: are jotting. down early this month, 1939's going to bei difficult for

Clubwomen to Assist On Health Week Plans

Geisel. Wayne O. Hill, John Davy, E. C. Rumpler, E. D. Farmer, Jane P. Spangler, W. C. Bartholomew, William H. Hodgson, Carl Taylor, Walter Wolf, W. F. Henley, I. W. Riggins, Lawrence C. Miller, Sam G. Campbell, T. M. Staver, Elmer .Beanblossom, Harry Wilson, E. K. Zaring, George E. Maxwell, Richard A. Rice, Ida Harvey, Fred H. Bretthauer, I. C. Stevenson, Lena Blondin, John B. Wardrope, M. J. Spencer, Robert W. Platte and F. W. Doddridge.

Friday — Mesdames W. R. Burcham, R. F. Grosskopf, W. C. Hartinger, Frank Neukom, Schmidt, Harry Burkhart, Fulmer, Martha McClain, -

Earl Simons Marries Miss Bachterkircher

Times Special WINAMAC, Jan. 6—Miss Blanch Bachterkircher, Chicago, daughter of Mrs. Theresa Bachterkircher of Winamac, was married here recently to Earl Simons, Chicago, at her parents’ home. The Rev. W. R. McClaflin of the Christian Church officiated. : After a trip to Florida, the couple will reside at Chicago, where they both practice law. oi

President of many Indianapolis clubs will assist next week during the Health Week program at City Hospital. Mrs. M. E. Robbins,

chairman of the Public Welfare Department of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs, is general chairman of arrangements. The clubwomen will aid guides in keeping groups together in the tours of the buildings, and will serve as hostesses. : Hostesses appointed by Mrs, Rob- |. pins fo serve through the week are: Monday—Mesdames C. J. Finch, A. L. Duncan, R. C. Griswold, William Sharp, Forrest Chenoweth, Robert Lambert, B. E. Vaught, John Nadolny, H. C. Tope, John €. Barnhill Jr, J. F. Shepperd;, Bert L. Combs, J. Browning Gent, E. B Foster, George Roberts, .Othneil Hitch and Miss Alvira Clark Tuesday—Mesdames Fred Kepner, Burton A. Knight, R. L. Mason, George Dyer, Orval Stone, Paul Oren, Olive Gauker, R. O. McAlexander, M. PF. Ault, John Downing Johnson, Durwood B. Wood, P. A. Cooling, Charles Wintergerst and Miss Betty Zimmerman. Wednesday—Mesdames Wallace O. Lee, Felix T. McWhirter, David Ross, Frederick Balz, E. B. Thompson, J. Frances Huffman, Frank L. Churchman, Lena B. Ebert, Sumner Mills, Henry Laut, H. J. Scudder, R. B. Barnes, Walter H. Reynolds, O. H. Bakemeier, Charles E. Thomas, Francis Payne, J. W. Beasley, W. H. Ball and Fred

Stuckey. ; 5 ursday — Mesdames Walter H.

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Sahara Grotto Group Will Install Officers

Officers will be installed Tuesday at the meeting of Sahara Grotto Auxiliary, with Mrs. Esther ‘Arnold, entertainment chairman, in charge of the ceremony. Those who will be inducted include Mrs. David Kelch, president; Mrs. Eli Thompson, first vice president; Mrs. Harry E. Bolin, second vice president; Mrs. Paul Steele, recording secretary; Mrs. Russell A, Abdon, assistant secretary; Mrs. Earl Gaston, treasyrer; Mrs. Charles T. Beckman and Mrs. Clifford Plake, guards, and Mesdames Oliver P. Wald, Fred Earhart and J. E. Keough, trustees.

Es . : y Luncheon Meeting Called Members of the Board of Assist-

ants of the Society of Mayflower | Descendants will meet Monday in

: Ayres’ tearoom. Luncheon will be Jennings, Walter L. Jones, Lillian served at noon. The meeting is Ball, Clementine VanAsdal, Nancy |called by Governor Halford HowJerrill, H. Pruitt, Thomas M. Hind-| land, . : man, . Arthur Pittinger, Russell . Clift, Walter C. Hiser, C. Severin Buschmann, Frank H. Cox, Alvin e Johnson and Miss Marie JefeS. %

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ng. ; es Miss Lyons is ‘the daughter of |Hendryx Tuesday night at Mrs. : diff Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Lyons; 2861 N.|Messang’s home, 1014 W. 34th St. se old-fashioned men who like to pretend that they're the lords of {Delaware St. The bride-to-bels col- > tion ‘and considerably better than women. We found women ‘wholors of Windsor blue and Florentine 8. 85 : ; : 3 Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Sanford have

pink will‘be carrie out in a floral centerpiece. The table will be lighted [announced the engagement and ap‘proaching marriage of their daugh-

by tapers and place earls iL he in th ape of weddin| ells | e shap g ter, Mary Jane Sanford, to Claude Pattison Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.

immed in biue ani pine iss ons will present gifts of gola lock-i. $y P 2 ‘Claude Pattison Sr. The wedding will be at 11:45 a. m. Jan, 15 at the

ets to her attendants. : with the enVictory Memorial Church.

| Ghuests:at the dinner gaged couple will include Mr; and C Mrs. Ge S. Lakens, Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Sanford has chosen her sisEarl T: Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.|ter, Miss Betty Sanford, as her only Lyons, Miss Mary Agnes Finneran, attendant. Her brother-in-law, Miss, Luella Barkslow, Maurice| Maurice Scott, will be best man. owell, brother of the bridegroom-|Mrs. Maurice Scott, a sister of the to-be, and Clyde Lyons, the bride-| bride-to-be, will entertain at a linen ‘and kitchen shower Wednesday ‘night at the Sanford home, 1809

to-be’s father. Woodlawn Ave., for the bride-to-be.

dri’t even know one another pondering over resolutions to ‘put men:in eir place and to demand that women have more of life’s plums next

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Federation Arranges

Monday Broadcasts

Mrs. Robert Shank, legislative chairman of the federation, will in=troduce Mrs. James Ahern, a member of the Governor's Committee on Child Welfare, when she speaks at 3:45 p.. m. Monday over Station WFBM. ei Mrs. Chic Jackson, chairman of the Fine Arts Department, will present her division chairmen at 4 p. m. Monday, Jan. 16, over Station WIRE. E a

ago. We are resolved to complete our million-dollar fund to be used in ‘educating the. public on what alcohol is and does.” . - :

Editors Named. | ‘For ‘All-Coed’ Mrs. Stephen’ Pell, chairman of

~ Butler Editio “National Womans Perey a a fs AAR gt 8 n : 'W hy : 8 d ve to-abolish a thousand legalj ; —— _...« |. Miss Lucille Coine an atio ; n and]. Miss Ruth Collier hak been pared | Elizabeth. Corsaro Will emtertain at Guests Will Hutter 36. eclared the e Of oi A ~ | a miscellaneous shower Sunday alt | mm ving ‘the Equal = Rights editor and Miss Louise Ryman man- €rnoon;- Jan. 15, at the Coyne home, dr 3 aging editor for the’ annual all-|1421 Finley ‘Ave., for Miss Catherine || coed edition on Wednesday morn-|Mahern, who will be married Jan

¢ Sxphitin 28 to James N. Willingham. - : ing of the Butler Uhiversity Col- 0 Janes nd anromtmentswill legian, campus newspaper. be in the bride-to-be’s chosen colors "Assistants named by Miss Collier

of pink and white. Joyce Edwards, are Miss Cathryn. Smith, city edi-|dressed as a bride, will, present the tor: Miss Barbara Phelps, assistant

“Let's stop yes-ing them and do things our own way. -It’s the only ay we'll get anywhere,” a woman: 1 Wall Street said. Uptown and lowntovm older and younger women emed to be planning similar cam-

Some of the Resolutions

| These are a few feminine resolu$ions with which some: women. are eeting the New Year:

6561 PAIRS From The Fourth Floor:

by ‘havi ment pass Hoo a a ‘Madesin Phillips, ‘InternaPresident ‘of the League of iness:and Professional Women— jave, njore women in executive

ns in business and public _of-

and to encourage women ih

er. ‘countries. to: take this attiLillian ‘Sire, Honorary President

the National A Women’s Demotic Club—"To ‘let other women

gifts from a wagon decorated in city editor; Miss Elnora Hartman, business manager; Miss Margaret Millikan and Miss ‘Ann Logan, asistants; Miss Bette: Boaz and Miss ¢y that men do not really wel-{Isabel Boyer, sports editors; Miss women in their political coun-|{Norma Conder, society editor; Miss s or encourage us to give our|Jean Miller and Miss Fanchon Parnt of: view; to disappoint those |sons;: copy editors, and Miss Marn who imagine that we women {jory Craft, makeup editor. 1 get sick of politics and quit; 10] ‘Reporters forthe edition will be our influence to get political|{ Misses Alice Elkin, Betty Lupton, es to stand up for wholesome Joan Hixon, Cecelia Zissis, Neoral idealistic principles, to have a|Flack, Carolyn ' Sherfey, Mary w Year in which-women will par-|Rentz, Marian ‘Bldssengym, Helen pate miore intelligently and more | Evans, Helen Ruegamer, Mary Fleefluentially in politics,” : - . |nor, Virginia ‘O'Reilly, Barbara Cox, Should “Realize Power” > [Lois Foreman and Mary Wiley, Lillian’ Rock, - President of * the| — ~~ # #8 #000 Momen in Public Office Leagtie~ ' ‘Mrs. Alice B. Wesenberg,.chairresolved 1 -wonien up to|man of the Butler. rity - realization oftheir power-and to| ... council let Nriersity Wom: all I can to bring about balance |". neil, en mem-the-political world; possibly only bers of the Butler Prexy. Club at 7:30 p. m, Thursday, Jan.. 12, at

y both halves of the human will be represented in alllher home, 429 Buckingham Drive. ches of ‘Government, women; Mrs. James Zoercher, president, to men in - administrative, | Miss: Geraldine Johnson, vice presial, legislative and: executive dent, and Miss Mary Anna’ Butz hoa “Fa are in charge of arrangements. The te Harris, Secret club is composed of women who 7; York Women's Bar:Association |have served as presidents of their g With other women. lawyers, | sororities on the Butler campus.

9 ho New. Founder's Day atherine Devereaux Blake, In- . onal League for Peace and Program Topic om—"“To have women urge dent Roosevelt to call heads of mean governments, including dictators, to: Washington for a | peace conference, so that they see with their own eyes how happier and better off people “democracy ‘like ours than any other form of governI think the dictators would pme and see for themselves ings over. And it might World's Fair” oh Boole, Women’s Chris-

Plans for a Founder’s-Day luncheon Jan. 24 will be made Monday at the regular monthly meeting of St. Vincent’s Hospital Guild at th nurses’ home, : The organization has selected April 15 8s the Jule Jor te annual supper-aance. e Monday: meet=] ing, is to be held in’ plage the business session scheduled: in th group's year book for last M

white and pink crepe paper. Guests will include Misses’ Lillian Rayburne, Joan Harris, Alice Mayher,

3-Couples Look

Times Bpecial LOGANSPORT,

days.

anniversary Monday.

ment 110 years ago. They have two children, Jefferson Davis and

gansport. years ago for the wedding of Mr.

are Frank Rees Myrtle Higgens, New Castle.

observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday at their home at Metea. They have four children, Richard Bennett, Ithaca, N. Y.; Mrs. C. E. Rhodes, Charles E, Bennett and Mrs. Wilbur Zieg, Cass County. :

Speaker Before «Southern:

perance Union—“To make test milestone in DC | [1]

Museum Guild, Meets”

Back 50: Years :

Jan. 6—Three couples of Logansport and vicinity | will ‘observe. their golden wedding i anniversaries within the next few|f

Frank Davis, former president of |§ the Cass County Board of Commis- | fi sibners, and active on the board|f® from 1909 to 1914 and Mrs. Davis |g will celebrate their 50th wedding |{ The Davises |= belong to a ‘pionesr : Cass: County | family, the Davis property having|g been purchased from the Govern-|Es

Mrs. Albert G. Moyer, both of Lo-|f Three people who were present 50 :

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Bennett will |

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