Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1939 — Page 4

home of Mrs. Alexander Taggart Jr. Thomas S. Hood, Evans Rust and Donald Keller assisted the host-

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Dctors Tete New and Retiring Officers at

Dinnler- Dance T onight

DC Members of Indianapolis Society and Their lives Expected for Party; Mrs. Lucius French Chosen Head of Church Group. :

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The anxious wail, “Is there a doctor in the house? ide

puld cause nothing less than a stampede at the Indianap-

Athletic Club tonight. ~~ Case histories, stethoscopes and all the shiny tools if the medical profession will be laid aside at 6:30 o’clock

en the Indianapolis’ Medical Society gives its annual

dinner and dance in honor of the retiring president and new officers. The entire fourth floor has been reserved for the 400 physicians and heir wives who have made reservations. Dr, Robert M. Moore 'is retiring president. New officers are Dr. rman G. Morgan, president; Dr. Ben B. Moore, president-elect; . Joseph L. Conley, vice: president, and Dr. William M. Dugan, secetary and treasurer. Dr. and Mrs. J. Jerome Littell will entertain informally before e dinner for Drs. and Mesdames Ross C. Ottinger, Arthur Guy Funkhouser, Edmund B. Haggard, Rollin H. Moser, Charles F. Thompson and Dr. Howard B. Mettel. Mrs. Littell has returned from several days’ visit in Chicago. _ | Dr. and Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson, who will also entertain inormally before the dinner, will have as their guests Col. and Mrs. Don Hildrupp, Drs. and Mesdames Leonard A. Ensminger, Chester A. tayton, Ernest Rupel, William F. Clevenger and Dr. H. H. Wheeler. In one group dining together will be Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Mc-

5 Cormick, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Call and Dr. and Mrs. Carl P,

“Huber.

At another table will be Drs. and Mesdames Kenneth G. Kohlstaedt, Ralph J. Mequiston, David E. Jones, Charles A. Reid

: and Frank W. Teague.

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Bom 8s Guild Elects

Mrs. - Lucius | French was elected president: of ‘the Woman's " Guild of the Episcopal Church of the Advent at the annual meeting today at the Parish House. Other new officers are Mrs. Frank " R. Weaver, first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Spann, second vice

| = Nor Mrs, Carl Vogelgesang, secretary, and Mrs. Ralph 8S. Decker, treasurer.

The nominating committee, representing the five church circles

: which compose the guild, included Mrs. Hugh Thornburgh, chair-

= _ evening at the Parish House.

“man; Mesdames William Peterson, Frederick Payne, A. R. Thomp-" son and E. F. Hauser. ; The annual parish meeting at which all organizations make annual reports and a new vestry is elected will be held tomorrow

# ” ” i 2 ” » Plans for the Christamore Aid Sodiety’s annual fund-raising

: project were discussed at a luncheon meeting today at the home

of Miss Frances Kearby. Assisting the hostess were Mesdames

- William C. Bertermdnn, John S. Pearson Jr., Earl B. Barnes, John y Newcomb and Miss Helen Shepard. ; Stansfield Circle members met for luncheon today at the Mesdames Albert Campbell,

ess. Reports on the organization’s social service work at the Merid-

ian Club for boys and girls were made by Mesdames Hugh Carpen-'

ter, Leonard L. Campbell, J. Frank Cantwell and James E. Carter.

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Lecture Committee Busy

Members of the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association’s arrangements committee for the lecture to be given by Miss Mary Ellen Chase Jan.

¥ 27 at Caleb Mills Hall have sent letters to parents of all Tudor stu-

dents announcing Miss Chase's talk. The speaker, an author and

~ Smith College English professor, is to discuss “The Larger Life in

Books.” ; Committee members who met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Elsa Pantzer are Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr., alumnae association president; ' Mrs. William H. Wemmer, chairman of ushers; Mrs. Paul E. Fisher and Mrs. Robert Ray Bunch, cochairmen with Mrs. William C. Grif- ~ fith of the ticket committee; Mrs. William R. Simpson and Miss Sally

~ Reahard. ~

” ” ” { # » ” Prof. Paul J. Sachs, associate director of Harvard University’s Fogg Art Museum, is to discuss “Drawings of the 18th Century” before members of the Art Association of Indianapolis and their fam-

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flies at 8 o'clock tonight at the John Herron Art Museum.

Sachs is visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. H.

Prof. A. Clowes.”

Seven directors of the Association will be elected at the annual

. meeting followin

the lecture. Wilbur D. Peat, museum director, and

Donald M. Mattison, director of the John Herron Art School, will

present annual reports.

Miss Grace A. Speer, executive secretary,

- is to give the financial report and Oscar P. Welborn, treasurer, will

* report on investments.

| Legion Auxiliaries Sponsor Benefit Parties, Book Review

A benefit card party and book review are among activities American

~ Legion Auxiliary units will sponsor this week. The discussion of Legion-

* indorsed bills to come before Congress will be a feature of a tomorrow night meeting and Marion County Salon des Huit Chapeaux et Quarante

3 Femmes is to have a business meeting tonight.

Indianapolis Post 4 Auxiliary was to sponsor a card party this after-

ceeds will go to the Auxiliary’s wel-

i fare fund. Mrs. A. H. M. Graves

I was arrangements chairman, assist-

ed by Mesdames H. K. Green, A.

; Ey ‘Hodge Worsham, D. R. Lee, D. E.

Overmire, G. A. Newville and Miss

Mrs. R. M, Thompson will review

: o “Alone” (Byrd) Friday night at the

Mrs. FF. H. Spencer is

Mrs. Miriam Peyton, legislative chairman of the Hayward Barcus Unit, Post 55, will discuss Legionindorsed bills which will come before Congress, at 8 p. m. tomorrow ‘at the World War Memorial. A re‘port on the unit's Christmas activities will be given by Mrs. Edward Snyder, child welfare chairman. Mrs. J. S. Boyle will preside.

The Irvington Unit 38 met yesterday to discuss plans for an an‘nual benefit bridge party which will given Feb. 10 at Banner-White-

hill Auditorium. Mrs. Grace Woods

is chairman,

Mrs. William P. Weimar, welfare chairman, was to report on Christmas activities of the Marion County

te Femmes at the organization's business meeting tonight at the jome of Mrs. Thomas Hughes, 4718 elius Ave. Mrs. Harry L. idgeway, chairman of the group’s tuberculosis seals committee, will resort on the sales from booths in the ‘downtown district. Cards and games will follow the business session. Mrs. Prank Doeppers will assist Mrs. ghes.

Dishwashing Can Be Easy Dishwashing is looked upon by ost people as a tedious, uninteresttask. To simplify this job not "get it down to a sm and use this method? , put all your dishes to » right of your sink and scrape m, Then wash the glasses, put an in a drainer to the left of the Next, wash the silver and put the same drainer. Then wash dishes, and put them in the iner also. Lastly, rinse everything the drainer with hot water. This only takes the soap off, but them much easier to dry.

Trippett 1s Speaker

~@anford K. Trippett spoke noon at’ a luncheon meeting

‘Freshman Rose’ Balloting Is On

Women’s organizations of Butler University have entered nine candidates in the race for “Freshman Rose” to rule the annual dance of the first year class Friday night at Murat Temple.

sented at thé dance to the victorious coed, following voting this week by men of the freshman class. Jean Watters is general chairman of arrangements. Candidates are Misses Betty Walsh, Rosemary Renihan, Lucille B. Bosler, Dorothy Jones, Patty Hill, Shirley St. Pierre, Jane Stettler, Mary Jane Warren and Ruth Shewalter. Members of the committees in charge of the dance are: orchestra —Miss Phyllis Pepnington, Charles

i Butz, Herbert Reynolds and Howard

Barnett; programs — Misses Jean Pickett, Patricia Hill, Lois Jean Mathieson, Quentin Cobert and Gilmore Johnson; advertising—Miss Patricia Ann .Stayton, William Doyle, Freddie Adler, George Pike and James Neal.

Moose Women Have Temple Card Party

Mrs. Helen Wolsifer, chairman of the' membership committee of the Women of the Moose, will be hostess Thursday afternoon at the card party at Moose Temple for members. Assisting Mrs. Wolsifer will

Neubauer, Cora Blue and Christine Ruffin.

chairmen’s dinner Thursday evening can be made by calling Mrs. Katherine Hansford. All chairmen are to attend the dinner at the temple.

Auxiliary Will Meet The Ladies Auxiliary to the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society 'will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. T. W. Cartwright and Mrs. George Woempler will be hostesses. ;

Entertain With Dinner |

; County omens

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A silver loving cup will be pre-|

be Mesdames June Spears, Annal|l

Reservations for the committee |

ticket for the charity dence which

Governor Townsend is shown receiving the first

pital Guild will sponsor Jan. 28 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Edward Trimpe; guild president,

St. Francis Hos-

week.

Takes First Charity Dance Ticket

Times Photo.

presented the guest card to Governor Townsend as Mrs. Pinkney C. Davis, an arrangements committee member, 1 looked on.

The ticket sale is to open this

Election of officers, installation of those already elected, lectures and social events are plannec for meetings this week of Greek letter sororities and two mothers’ clubs affiliated with college sororities.

Miss Florence Daniels, a student at Butler University, will speak this afternoon to members of the Delta Gamma Mothers’ Club of Butler at their meeting at the chapter house,

P.-T. A. Notes

‘The George W. Julian orchestra of School 57 directed by Miss Ruby Winders, will present a musical program at 1:15 p. m. tomorrow. Charles M. Sharp, principal of Thomas Carr Howe Hizh School, will speak and Beldon C. Leonard, director of music at the Ligh school, will play a violin solo.

Dr. Charles W. Myers, superintendent of the City Hospital, will talk on the work of the City Hospital before patrons of School 61, at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Music will be furnished by a quartet, followed by a short business program. and a social hour.

Jack Harding will present a #ravel talk, tomorrow at School 66 at 3:15 p m. Music and a social hour will complete the program.

Mrs. James L. Murray will discuss the “Legislative Program of the P.-T. A.? at -1:30 p. m: tomorrow 'before: miembers of School: 62: The Mothers’ Chorus will sing.

School 69 will hear K. V. Ammerman, principal of Broad Ripple High School, discuss “The Highway of Life” at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. The Boys’ Glee Club will sing, directed by Miss Wilma Sonnafield. The traffic boys will be special guests. :

Miss Jeanette Ricker will discuss the work being carried on by the city schools for the physically handicapped children at 3:15 p. m. tomorrow at School 72. Music will be in charge of Mrs. Martha Christie.

School 73 will hear Dr. Charles W. Myers, superintendent of the City Hospital, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. The Girls Sextet of Arseral Technical High School will sing.

Miss Gertrude Thuemlar, dean of girls at Arsenal Technical High school, will speak on “Youth's Problems” at 1:30 p. m tomorrow at a Parent Educatiorial Group meeting at School 76.

The Parent Education Group of School 80 will hear the Rev. W. E. Gillette, pastor of the Bioad Ripple Methodist Church, review “The Return to Religion” (Henry C. Ling), at 1:30 p. m. tomorow.

Miss Eunice Johnson, a training representative from a local department .storé, will speak on “The Home Maker's Responsibility as a Consumer,” tomorrow a’: 2 p. m. at School 82. The eighth grade pupils will present a play. A social hour with the Girl Scouts as hostesses will conclude the meeting.

Judge Wilfred Bradshaw will speak on “Juvenile Delinquency” before members of School 5! tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

Miss Flora Dutcher, Marion County Tuberculosis Association, will’ speak at School 87, tomorrow afternoon ai 3:15 p. m. Her talk will be on health followed by ‘a moving picture on the sane subject. The Junior High School Chorus, under ‘the direction of Miss Frances Thomas, will sing.

Dr. Murray DeArmond will speak on “Mental Health,” tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 p. m. ai School 91. The pupils will present a health program, directed by Miss Clara Schneider, physical educe tion director of the school. Instrumental music will be played.

Week's Sorority Colontar : Lists Election of Officers, Lectures,

Social Events

737 W. Hampton Drive. Miss Daniels will discuss her. experiences in attending school with the aid of a Seeing-Eye dog. Mrs. Guy Bradley is hostess chairman for the meeting and luncheon preceding. Assisting her are Mesdames C. E. Byrket, S. J. Billeter, W. H. Colsher, H. L. Ware and J. C Walsh.

A program of piano music was a feature of the meeting of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’ Club of Butler University today noon at the chapter. house, 442 W. 46th St. Dr. Elmer Harvey talked on “Another New Year.” Luncheon preceded the program. Mrs: Emsley Johnson Jr. and Miss Jean Stewart, pianists, played. Mrs. Earl Wells conducted the devotions. Mrs. O. L. Scales was hostess chairman, assisted by Mesdames Herbert Sawyer, Byram Dickerson, Homer G. Meek, R. N. Harger and C. H Becker.

Members and new pledges of Alpha Chapter and members of Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Pi Sorority will be guests tomorrow evening at the party at the home of Mrs. Berneice O’Haver. “A Night at Monte Carlo,” will be the theme of the evening. Alpha Chapter pledges are Mesdames James Elzey, David Smith and Russell Herr. Beta Chapter members are Misses Winifred Pet‘ers, Annabelle Cox, Evelyn Ressler, June Lollar, Marian Rieck and Marie Neumeyer.,

Edward Green, instructor in speech at Emmerich Manual Training "High School, will discuss “Speech and Platform Presence” before members of Chi Chapizr of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at their meeting Monday night, Jan. 23. Plans for the meeting at the World War Memorial were discussed by the group at its meeting lagt night at the Hotel Washington.

Mrs. Kathryn Tyler was hostess to Tau Delta Tau Sorority last night at her home. Members of Rho Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority will meet tomorrow night at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. H. K. Phillips, 115 Beverly Drive.

Plans for a bridge party will be made by members of Beta Chapter of Phi Theta Delta Sorority at their meeting tonight at the home of Mrs, Lawrence Gaston, 830 N. Tuxedo St.

Members of Kappa Delta Theta Sorority will elect officers tomorrow night when they meet with Miss Lois Filabrown, 2549 N. Talbott St.

Newly elected officers of Chi Delta Chi Sorority will be installed at 7 p. m. tonight at the Hotel Antlers. Officers to be “inducted are Mrs. Harold Andrew, president; Mrs. David Thomas, vice president; Mrs. James Nelson, treasurer, and -Miss Ann Conway, secretary.

Menibers of Alpha Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority met for a dessert luncheon this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sylvan G. Bush, 5151 N. Capitol Ave.

J Jota Kappa Sorority will install officers Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the home of Mrs. Paul Spencer, 1951 Park Ave. Newly elected officers are Miss Virginia ‘Schaffner, president; Mrs. Spencer, vice president; Mrs. Mary Archer, ‘secretary, and Miss Josephine West, treasurer. +

Dress Up the Kitchen Just about the cleverest kitchen curfains seen in recent displays are assembled of wide bands of vivid linen fagoted together with black. If you have inhibitions about bright colors, now's the time to cast them off, and the kitchen is the place.

Club to Hear Dalman

Murray A. Dalman will speak on “Psychology—Is It, or Will It Be?” tonight before members of the Cen=tury Club at the D. A. R. Chapier House. .

Antlers. : Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta, 830 N.. Tuxedo, hostess.

Tecumseh Place, hostess.

Coreopsis Club. 1 p. m. Thurs. = McGaughey Williams, hostess. ant,

op. m. - elec

tion of officers.

EVENTS

Omicron Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m. today, Hotel Antlers. Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta. 6:30 p. m. Fri. Hotel

Alpha Chapter, Phi "Theta Delta. Wed eve, Miss Jerry Loos, 803

CLUBS ; Elite Friendship Club, 11 a. m. Wed. Mrs. Harold Collier, 2916 E. . + 19th, hostess. Covered dish luncheon. Catherine’s Tearoom. Mrs. Mattie

LODGES Beech Grove Chapter 465, O. E. 8S. Today. Masonic Hall,

Ladies Help, Aid and Assist Club, North Park Masonic Lodge. 8 Tonight. Temple, 30th and Clifton. Business 3 Hgsting and

Tonight, Mrs. Lawrence Gaston,

Mrs. Elizabeth Reddman, assist

Church Group

Affairs Cover Many Subjects

£ A book review, lectures, and a three-hour retreat are among activities planned for meetings of church groups and W. C. T. U. members during this week and the coming one.

Mrs. Will B. Dickson is Sliair-

‘Iman of arrangements for the an-

tique exhibit and tea which women of the First Presbyterian Church will sponsor Jan. 18. Members will be dressed in old-fashioned costumes. The event will be held in the chapel.

Members of the Business and Professional Woman’s Club of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church will hear Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten review “Benjamin Franklin” (Carl Van Doren) at their meeting tonight. The meeting will open with dinner at 6:45 p. m. at the auditorium of the church.

Lewis Frazeur and Mrs. C. W. Ackman spoke today at the joint meeting of the Zerelda Wal-

lace, Sarah Swain, Northeast and

University Heights Units of the W. C. T. U. The meeting is at the Unity Methodist Protestant Church, 19th and Harding Sts. Speakers appeared on the morning program and a playlet will be given in the afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Stanton. will preside.

“Pioneering” will be the. theme of the program Thursday evening of the Women’s Association of the Meridian Hejghts Presbyterian Church. Mrs. William V. McGuire, chairman. and members of committees of the association, will be in charge of the dinner to be served at 6:15 p. m. ‘Miss Rachel Benfer, a worker among the Southern mountain people, will speak, and Glenn Seitz, head of the music department of Franklin College, will sing. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry McNeely Sr. Mrs. Scott!’ M. Ford is president of the association and Mrs. Ralph Hudelson is program chairman,

Members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies of the Indianapolis Methodist District held a three-hour retreat today at the Morris Street Church. Mrs. George Henninger and Miss ‘Emma White ‘will work out the topic, “The Quest of God,” in prayers, hymns and talks. Speakers at the luncheon and their subjects were Mrs. John G. Benson, “The Bread of Life”; Mrs. S. C. Young, “Milk of the World”; Dr. Rebecca Parish, “My Meat”; Mrs. George W. Christian, “Salt of the Earth”; Mrs. C. P. Shulhafer, “Living Water.” and Mrs. H., R. Pierson, “The Abundant Life.” The Rev. E. N. Rosier, pastor of the host church will speak in the afternoon on “Deepening Our Experiences of God Through Working With Him.” will sing. A consecration service will close the meeting. Mrs. Charles H. Sedam, district president, will be in charge.

Howard M. Meyer, attorney, will speak Friday afternoon at the meeting of the Central W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs. Talmage Smith, 341 N. Drexel Ave. Mrs. D. O. Taylor, evangelistic director of the Central union, will lead devotions. Others on the program will be Mrs. Fred K. Stucky, Mrs. George Barnes and Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president.

Alice Morris to Wed Walter K. Sturges

NEW YORK, Jan, 10 (U. P.).— Dave Hennen Morris, former ambassador to Belgium, and Mrs, Morris today had announced the engagement of their daughter, Alice V. Morris II, to Walter Knight Sturges, son of Mrs. Sturges and the late Walter Knight Sturges of Providence, R. I., and Boston. Miss Morris is a graduate of the Spence School and Barnard College

land a member of the Junior League.

In 1933 she was secretary to her father when he first went to Belgium as U. S. ambassador. Mr, Sturges, an architect in the office of T. V. Brooks in Columbus, O., attended Harrow for a year and is a graduate of Milton Academy, Harvard University and the Yale School of Fine Arts.

"Present Stylo Show - A card party and style show was to be by the ParentTeacher Association of Thomas Carr Howe High School this afternoon at Block's auditorium. Mrs. Arl Garrett and Mrs. Duke E. Hanna were to be in charge. :

Civic League to Meet embers of the West

| Busy Day | ~ Tomorrow,

Luncheons Will Feature

‘will sing.

Mrs. Raymond Higgs ||

Clubs Plan

Election of Officers And Lectures.

. Luncheon meetings have been

scheduled by several Indianapolis] :

clubs for tomorrow. Lectures, papers and elections of officers will be features of ‘programs. Mrs. Ralph E. Bishop will speak on “Snythetic Fabrics” before Minerva Club members at their meeting at the home of Mrs. E. S. Cummings, 4228 Guilford Ave. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Mrs. N. S. Lloyd will be assistant hostess. “Outstanding T'vents of 1938" will be reviewed by Mrs. George Klein at the meeting of the Ephamar Lit-

erary Club following luncheon at|

12:30 p. m, at the Colonial Tearoom. Mesdames: Floyd Hughett, Amie Brookhouse and Alberta Martin will be hostesses. Officers will be elected preceding the program.

“Industry” will be “the. general discussion topic at a meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Club. Mrs. R. M. Halgren will be hostess at her home; 115 E. 48th St., assisted by Mrs. Homer Britan. Discussion topics and their leaders are: “The High and Low of Women in Industry,” Mrs. Clayten Ridge; “Their Health and Safety,” Mrs. J. W. Thornburgh,

and “Industrial Home Work,” Mrs.|-

Mary L. Garner. Mrs. Paul Ameter

Mrs. Joseph Smith will be hostess to members of the Indianapolis Educational Council at a luncheon Hesting at her home, 424 Linwood ve.

Members of the Electa Circle will meet for luncheon at the Hecathorn Tearoom. Mrs. A. B. Cronk will be hostess. Mrs. Frank Boles will give a vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. M. B. McDonald, at the meeting of the Mandalay Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club. Mrs. J. P. Robinson, 3914 N. Illinois St., will be hostess.” “Outstanding Writers” will be discussed by Mrs. Paul Hart.

W. A. C. Directors Meet Members of the Board of Directors of the Woman's Athletic Club will hold their monthly meeting at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening at the

Hostess at State

Luncheon

* Times Photo.

Mrs. Louis R. Markun, president, and members of the Indianaps olis Branch, State Assembly Women’s Club, will be hostesses at luncheon tomorrow for members throughout the state. The guest HH

meeting win be in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. National Business Women's Leader Speaks Here Sunday

Miss Irene Headley Armes, Boston, Mass, national field secretary of the Business and Professional Women’s Club, will speak Sunday to the Indiana Council of B. P. W. at a luncheon meeting at Hotel Severin. Dr. Agnes E. Wells, Bloomington, president of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women, will be in charge.

sively and was in charge of. the “Congress of Allied Women,” the first international gathering of business and professional women and industrial workers at Paris. Reservations for the luncheon should be made with Mrs. E. Jane Carter. State Chairmen will meet at T: 30

a. m. for breakfast preceding the council meeting. Members of the executive board will hold a dinner meeting Saturday evening at the

clubrooms.

Severin Hotel.

Miss Armes has traveled exten-®

Mothere’ Club to Hear

Dr. Herman Morgan

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