Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1939 — Page 4
'illiams Alumn? To Honor Dr. Baxter,
College He
Reception to Follow Educator’s Lecture to Contemporary Club; Dr. To Fete Lauritz Melchior.
While
tion will give a reception for
honor of Dr. James P. Baxter, president of Williams College, Jan. 24 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The reception is to follow Dr. Baxter’s address before the Contemporary Club at the World War Memorial Building. Stanley W. Shipnes ‘is chairman. : Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes have issued invitations to a reception at their home Saturday evening following the Symphony con cert in honor of Lauritz Melchior, soloist; Mrs. Melchior and Mr. and
Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky.
Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown entertained a group of former college classmates aut luncheon today for Mrs. Carl Loop who is here from New York for a visit with relatives in Shelbyville. Mrs. Frahk
Hatch Streightoff is to, entertain a
Propylaeum this evening in honor of Mrs. Loop. Richard Hubertz of Logansport was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Miller.
Off for Mediterranean
Sunny ports are beckoning Mrs. Charles N. Teetor and Mrs.
Minnie Bunneli of Hagerstown and
Deardorff of New York, who sailed Saturday on the S. S. Excalibur for a two months’ Mediterranean cruise. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stokely Jr., who sailed from Honolulu last week, will spend a few days in California before arriving home the last of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Cullom have left for a month's stay at Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Goodman are spending
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Ash will leave next week for a month’s visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Streseau,- . Mrs. M. A. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. David C. Braden and Horace E. Kinney left yesterday to spend the
Miami Beach, Fla. .. . three weeks in the South. ...
and Mr. Streseau at Miami. . .
winter in Hollywood, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery have returned from Orlando, Fla., where they visited Mrs. Montgomery's aunt, Mrs. George Milier, formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Montgomery's father,
Robert Hall, is on a round-the-world
. Mrs. Walker W. Winslow and Mrs. Cleon Nafe are home after a . Mrs. William Swintz has returned
few days’ visit in Louisville. . from Little Rock, Ark. . . Mr. and from a brief stay in Chicago.
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Junior League Director Here
A busy 48 hours for Junior with the arrival of Miss Marjorie
Region 7 of :the Association of Junior Leagues of America, Kimball is to be the guest of Mrs. Frank Hoke, Indianapolis Junior
League president, who will entertain
tors at a dinner in her honor this evening. Miss Josephine Madden
will entertain for the visitor at tea.
Tomorrow Miss Kimball will visit the Next to New Shop and the league’s new marionette headquarters in the Winter apartment after which Mrs. George Ziegler, marionette chairman, will be hostess for a luncheon party. The visitor will address the general league meeting at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the John Herron Art Museum preceding a tea at 4:30 o'clock. Miss Anne Ayres, Junior League vice president, is to entertain Miss Kimball and board members at dinner
tomorrow evening.
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Two exhibitions of unusual interest are open to the public at the : They comprise a group of still life paintings by John M. King, instructor of the art school of the Dayton Art
John Herron Art School. Institute and part-time ‘teacher at
larger display of water colors and drawings by Deane Keller, cele-
brated painter of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. George Fotheringham, Children’s Theater chairman, presided at a meeting of Civic Theater workers interested in the Junior
Programs Production this morning at Zzer. Humperdinck's opera, “Haensel
by a group of New York artists at 3 p. m., Feb. 11, at Caleb Mills Hall,
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON winter vacations are the timely choice of those who want to forget the calendar, from the midst of the .8eason’s first authentic snowstorm emerge all kinds of ‘plans for accelerating life at home. : The Indianapolis Williams College Alumni Associa-
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and Mrs. Clowes
alumni and their wives in
few friends for dinner at the
:
Mrs. Teetor’s niece, Miss Neva
cruise aboard the S. S. Phemius.
Mrs. Maxwell Coppock are back
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League members began today Kimball, Chicago, director of Miss
members of the board of direc-
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the Herron Art School, and a
the home of Mrs. Kurt F. Pantand Gretel,” will be presented
Ohio State Alumni Here PlanDance, Butler Relays Party rl
A midwinter formal dance, programs for monthly meetings and plans for a party in connection with the annual Butler Relays are among ac7 tivities on social calendars of Indianapolis Ohio State Alumnae and > Alumni Club members.
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Winners Announced In Duplicate Bridge
Winners in the duplicate bridge games played recently at Block's ‘auditorium were announced today by Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, instructor. They are: Section 1—North and South, Mrs. C. C. Mathews and Mrs. A. H. Pratt, first, and Mrs. Merritt Thompson and Mrs. W. A. Myers, second; East and West, Mrs. Arthur Shultz and Mrs. BH. S. French, first, - and Mrs. FP. C. Lewis and Mrs. Gerritt Bates, second. Section 2—North and South, Mrs. © F..S8. Dall and Mrs. E. A. Williams, first, and Mrs. M. S. Ent and Mrs. Joseph Brower, second; East and West, Mrs. J. C. Porter and Mrs. W. E. Smith, first, and Mrs. Frank ~Haney and Miss Margaret Hall, second. Section 3—North and South, Mrs. . Arthur Kinkade and Mrs. Bertha P. Montfort, first, and Mrs, W. 8. Peele and Mrs. William’ PF. Krieg, second; East and West, Mrs. Jack Moore and Miss Daisy Brooks, first, and Mrs. Merle C. Huckleberry and Mrs. J. J. Greenen, second.
Two Young Couples Wed in Rochester
Times Speelal ROCHESTER, Jan. 16. — Announcement has been made of the marriages of two young couples of _ this community. One couple will make their home here. Miss Kathryn Quinn, Bunker Hill, and William T. Biddinger were married recently at Cutler. The: Rev, 8S. 1. Zechiel officiated. Miss Mil"dred Paxton, Indianapolis, and: Mr. -- and Mrs. LeRoy" Crownover attended the couple. They will be at home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ort Waltz have announced: the marriagé of their "daughter, Eileen, to Harrison R. Halterman. The ceremony was performed recently at Wabash by the Rev. Robert Friberly.
‘Mrs. Felix McWhirter ~~ Will Address Club
‘Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter will speak Wednesday afternoon on ‘the program for the Homemakers’ Clib of Mayer's Chapel at the cha ~ Officers of the American Home Det of the Women’s Department Club, sponsor of the program, will be hostesses Mrs. George Po Sonn wil lead group , and Mrs. William T. Ran1 wil present a reading. Mrs, » Bowen will have charge of
ents. Officers of the de-| Mesdames Carl
‘| team during his undergraduate days.
Louie Lowe and his orchestra will play for the annual dinner-dance and bridge party Friday evening,| Jan. 27, at the Lantern Room of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Scarlet and gray, university colors, will be used in decorations, according to Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Joyce, general chairmen. Officers of the two groups, forming the receiving line to introduce new members and recent graduates, will be Dr. and Mrs, John R. Swan, Messrs. and Mesdames Donald C. Drake, Joyce, W. B. McCaw and Hugh J. Baker Jr. Mrs. H. T. Ford will be hostess to the Alumnae Club at a. dessert bridge on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at
will be Mrs. James B. Newcomb, general arrangements; Mrs. Arthur E. Focke, prizes, and Mrs. Alan R. Albright, telephone and reservations.
Drake Ran/On Team
Committees in charge of plans ' {for the annual dinner in connection with the Butler Relays on March 18, will be named at the meeting of the Alumni Club Monday, Feb. 6. The club holds monthly luncheons at the Hotel, Washington.
member of the university's track
A special invitation to attend the dinner-dance has been extended to Ohio State alumni who have moved to Indianapolis recently. Reservations should be made with Mrs. McCaw, alumnae secretary, or Mr. Baker, secretary of the alumni.
the dance arrangements are Messrs. and Mesdames Alan ‘R. Albright,
ford, C. T. Harman, M. S. McCollum, Eugene C. Rich, C. H. Wilgus, Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Shafer, Dr. and
Mrs. John H. Warvel and John Jefferson.
i ———— ¥ They-Even Look Tasty New compact streamlined gas ranges, in gleaming porcelain enamel, some combined with working space of monel metal, are fixtures of beauty as well as marvels of utility. Some new models feature high broilers, separate from the oven; others, oven broilers attached to the inner side of the oven door so that the broiler swings out easily at a
opened. Mrs. Cravéns Talks
Mrs. John W. Cravens, hostess at .| Riley Hospital, spoke at the 12:30 o'clock luncheon meeting today. of the Woman's Rotary ¢lub at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Cravens discussed the work carried on at the hos-
pital. Silks to Body
Sponge. are waterspoited can
'H. Mueller, Ralph J. Hudelson,
her home, 30 E. 37th St. Assisting]
- D. C. Drake, newly elected presi-| dent of Indianapolis alumni, was a|g
Assisting Mr. and Mrs, Joyce with]
Baker, L. G. Brock, Harry G. Craw-| |
Mrs. James C. Schoenlaub, Dr. and|
convenient height when the door ; is};
Kindred Photo. Miss Oleta Rae Billingsley’s en.gagement to Clee Davidson has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Billingsley, 3529 E. New York St. The weding will be in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Michiel: Kovach :
annouhce the engagement of their daughter Helen, to Frank Peters Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank x The Welding will be Jan,
foe Holland Photo. Miss Dorothy ‘Kerkhoff’s marto Otis C. Winters will be ‘ Feb. 4 at the Immanuel Reformed Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Kerkhoff.
: Miss Editn Carter will besome the bride of George Linn, Clermont, next Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Carter, 2354 Central Ave. Miss Carter was graduated from Butler.
Bldg N. Gladstone, hostess W. Bernard, hostess. ham, 3103 N.‘Illinois, hostess.
Phi Theta Chi Sorority. Jefferson, hostess.
Christian Park Women’s. 12:30 p.
EVENTS
SORORITIES pi Epsilon Pi Chapter, Delta Theta Tau. 7:30 p. m. today. 307 Kahn
Beta. Chapter, Jota Psi Omega. Tonight. Miss Lenore Sharp, 1230 Zeta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta, Tonight. Miss Lucille Mueller, 517 Phi Chapter, Delta Chi Sigma. Tonight, ‘Miss Margaret Cunning- | Tonight. Miss Margaret Dufty, 613 N. CLUBS
Covered dish luncheon and election of officers. Ipalia Lavantos Subdeb. Tonight. Miss Patricia Branson, 711 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, hostess. .Halcyon. Tonight. -Mrs, Thompson Carr, 303 N. Beville, hostess. Internos. 1:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Bertha Pearcy, 408 E. 28th, hostess.
m. tomorrow. Community House.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16 (U. P).— 31, Flushing, N
‘Mrs. Typical Customer’ to Tell
|Storekeepers How to Improve
“Mrs. Typical Customer,” selected
by the National Retail Dry Goods Association, is Mrs. J. Richard Powell, . housewife,-mother of two children, apartment dwellser and wife of a bank clerk.
Mrs. Morrison Head of China Relief Co-Op
Mrs. J. F. Morrison, president of the Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women, will head the Women’s Co-operating unit of the
Church Committee for China Re-
lief, organized by the Foreign Mis-
- |sions Conference of North America,
the Federal Council of Churches of Christ and the organization for China Famine Relief. : A city-wide luncheon of the cooperating ' committee will be ‘held Friday, Feb. 10. Plans are heing made to take offerings Sunday, Feb. 12, for China relief in Indiana
C. Hartinger Is vice chairman of the local women’s committee. Other committee members include Mesdames R. R. Mitchell, E. N. Evans, E. L. Brokenburr, Harry W. Krause, Frank Hirschman, Roy &ham, W. C. Borcherding, William P. Rothenburger, Isaac Woodard, E. A. Piepenbrok, Henry Ostrom, Asa E. Hoy, H. L. Hummons, Carl Broeking, R. L. Ball, L. O. Brown, C. A. Childers, F. L. Warner, Royal McClain, H. A. Koss, F. R. Daries, E. O. Coffman, William Nelson, L. C. Trent, Anna Winstead, C. H. Ade, Roy Gorton, William C. Koehrn, Clell Bettner, Harry White, EK. V. Ammerman, F. B. Stickney, James F. Overtree, J. H., Smiley, R
8S. Goadwin, C. J. Finch, James Ogdon, Paul E. Stubbs, Arthur Mahr,
ler, Lionel Artis, Virgil Sly, C. H. Brackett, George Burkhart, C. H. Castor, George Gephart, R. Hartley Sherwood, W. A. Shullenberger, John A, Towns, O. W. Fifer, G. A. VanDyke, David Ross, B. F. Entwistle, Bert S. Gadd and Miss Florence W. Lanham.
Announces Betrothal The engagement of Miss Virginia Paige to James Branch Smathers, Lexington, Ky., has been announced by the bride-to-be’s father, C. H. Paige, 1434 N. Delaware St. The wedding will take place in March.
Nina Beauchamp, Charles A. Muel-|
Her husband takes night courses in banking at Columbia University. His income is such that each item of household expenses must be budgeted carefully. Mrs. Powell was & librarian before her. marriage and is still interested in literature and music. Their son, Richard Jr. 10, takes piano lessons and goes to art school. Madeline, 5, goes to art classes and studies dancing.
The Powells had their own house before the depression. They expect to move from their apartment to a home of their own again some day.
Lew Habin, managing director of the association . which represents 5700 stores, said Mrs. Powell was “one of the many millions of up-and-coming young American women who look to the future of their families with eagerness and a desire for better things.” “Because the best part of her life is still ahead of her,” he said, “her needs are expanding rather than diminishing. “Mrs. Powell, we think, typifies. .. the backbone of the nation and the stores’ -best customers of tomorrow. What’she and women like her think of stores and the things they buy there is of much more basic importance to us than anything which might be gleaned from a chart ora table of statistics.” - Mrs. Powell will attend the as sociation’s annual convention this week and tell the merchants what she thinks of stores and their wares.
3 Couples Celebrate
s.| Their Wedding Dates
Times Special i LOGANSPORT, Jan. .16—Wedding enniversaries of three local couples are included in social events of Logansport and the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs: T. B. Graham, Galveston, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, near hear, will observe their 53d anniversary tomorrow at their home. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Slusser entertained nine of their children yesterday at their home in observance “of their A son, Carl, was ‘Imable to
50th anniversary. Sacramento, Cal,
attend.
] of the organization.
[Assembly Club
Group Leaders
» Members of standing committees of the State Assembly Women’s Club for next year had been announced today following a recent meeting of newly ‘elected officers
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Members of the program. _committee include Mesdames M. Clifford Townsend, Louis R. Markun, Thurman Gottschalk, Chester: ‘Parker, George Heuvley, Larry. Brandon and Albert Walsman, chairman. Mrs. Dana Mendenhall and Mrs. Henry PF. Schricker will assist Mrs. Edward Stein, newly elected president and chairman of the calendar and printing committee.
social—Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt, chairman, Mesdames Frank Finney, James Tucker, Richard James and Charles J. Buchanan. Membership —Miss Tella C. Haines, chairman, Mesdames Curtis G. Shake, E. Y. Guernsey, George Wolf, Irving Garnitz, Bess Robbins Kaufman and James P. Hughes. Publicity—Mrs. William F. Dudine, chairman, Mrs, Leo X. Smith and Mrs. Arthur Robinson. Telephone—Mrs. Lloyd Claycombe, chairman, Mesdames Arthur Gilliom, W. J. Behmer and Joseph F. Sexton. Claycombe, chairman, Mrs. Smith and Miss Haines. Mrs. Markun will be historian and Mrs. Charles Miller will be parliamentarian. The Scottish Rite. Women’s Club will entertain the Assembly women tomorrow at a luncheon at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. = The weekly luncheon of the club will be ‘held Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. at the Hotel Washington.*® Reservations should be made with Mrs. Claycombe or Mrs. Wolf.
Leaders Named
Mrs. Walter Greenough will head arrangements commit for the annual State Founder's y luncheon and dance of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, March 18, at the ‘Columbia Club. Committee appointments were made by Mrs. Earl A. Heassler, president, Saturday at a meeting of the alumnae. : Members of the luncheon committee will be Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, chairman, Meésdames P. Sylvester Taylor, Roy K. Coats, Clifton Donnell, Henry Ostrom Jr., Gerald E. Woods, Charles L. Walker, Ronald Woodard: Misses Marjorie Krull, Winifred Smith, Lola Conner and Kathryn Kilby. Mrs. Charles Binkley will be dance chairman, assisted by Mesdames Philip Sweet, Emory R. Baxter, Henry Gibson, Emsley Johnson; Misses Jane Crawford, Mary Jane Steeg, Jean Hanley, Marjory Hennis and Jean Southard.
Plan Memorial Service . Memorial services are to be held during the stated meeting today of the Prospect Chapter 452, O. E.'S, at the chapter’s hall. Mrs. ‘Maude Belford is worthy matron, and
Aubrey White is worthy patron.
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usually be restored to their original RE Ey cegint d pressing the|
Arrange Artman | Council Party
Are Selected]
Other committees are: House and,
‘Board of directors—Mrs.
Women’ S Department Club
- Will Honor Founders, Li fo, Charter Members at Party
George Newton, vocalist, will present the program Friday afternoon following the luncheon of the Woman’s Department Club at the clubhouse. Founders anc. charter and life members will be honor guests. Mr, Newton, an Indianapolis man who has gained recognition in the East for his recitals, will be accompanied by Miss Catherine Bell of the
Bomar Cramer studio. The program will begin at 1:30 p. m. to accommodate those who plan to attend ®——
the symphony concert. Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, president, will ‘present. Mrs. Alvin T. Coate and Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, founders: Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn, chairthan of charter members, and Mrs. J. H. Helleksor, chairman of life members. Each will respond to toasts. * At Speakers’ Table
Others seated at the speakers’ table will be Mrs, Othniel Hitch, first vice president; Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, second vice president; Mrs. H. B. Pike, third vice president; Mrs. Edward H. Niles, recording secretary; Mrs. A. C. Barbour, membership secretary; Mrs. Malcolm Lucas, eolfesponding secretary; Mrs. George A. Bowen, treasurer; Mrs. Harold P. Batchelder, auditor; Mrs. E. M. Schofield, program chairman; Mrs. Leonidas Smith, promotion chairman, and Mrs. William Dobson, ' assistant to the general chairman. Mrs. Pike is general chairman for the meeting. Members of the Community Welfare and Literature Drama Departments will be in charge of decorations. . Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lawrence McTurnan of the promotion committee, will be in charge of the luncheon, and Mrs. Robert Shingler will head the preparations commtttee. Hostesses in the dining room will be Mesdames Alvin G. Jose, Irving Blue, Ray B. Dorward, Albert E. Adair, Mary E. Armel, John Berns, M. ‘W. Cameron, Otis Carmichael; John Connor, Forrest Danner, Walter F. Fisher, Bert Gadd, Emsley W. Johnson, W. Paul Jones, D. Gordon Lamb, Colin Lett, D. 8S. Mediteh, ©. D. Mickel, Harry Plummer, George Soyger. Frank J. Unl, Edgar ‘Zimmer, D Misses Pearl Kiefer, Flora Love and Dorothy Kothe. Reservations should be made by Wednesday with Mrs. Horace Casady. Miss Gertrude Taggart will be hostess for the Child Welfare Department meeting Wednesday at her home, 401 E. 55ti2 St. The Legal Status = Departmen; will meet Thursday, Jan. 26, at Mrs. Sturgeon’s home for a discussion of “Women and Jury Service.” The Foreign Policy Department will meet today with Mrs. Clarence Jackson, 4202 Central Ave.
Chairmen Picked y
Democratic Wo
Chairmen of stancling committe of the Marion County Democrat Women’s Club for 1939 today hadi been announced by Mrs. Tilden F. Greer, president. Appointments were
made by Mrs. Greer and approved
by the board. Mrs. Grover Parr is membership chairman and Mrs. Marie Hadley and Mrs. Paul M. Smith are vice chairmen. 'Prograuw chairman is Mrs. Albert Walsiran, with Mrs. John Corwin as vice chairman. Mrs. Chester Shackelford is finance chairman, assisted ty Mrs. John Donnelly, vice chairman. Mrs, John
{| Hollett is social chairman and Mrs. {|Ira Haymaker is
vice chairman. ‘Telephone chairman is Mrs. Saul Hoffman, assisted by Mrs. Ben Reed, vice chairmar.. Mrs. Frances
| V. Marsh is publicit!’ chairman and
Mrs. Martin Walpole, vice: chalirman,
Home for Aged Picks
Officers for Year Mrs. Juliette W. Bryan was reelected president of the Indianapolis Home for the Aged recently at the
annual membership meeting at the Col: mbia Club.
Mrs. Willis D. Gzi’ch was named
{first vice president :nd Mrs. Alfred ||P. Conklin, second ‘ice president.
Other, officers closen are Mes
j fressurer, and Roy onten, assistant
treasurer.
Five new" directois elected were |
Mesdames Fred C. ardner, Waller
lin, Gatch
. J. Zimmerman, |
luncheon and]
New Frai in Club Meetings Hailed By Study Units
Women are getting away from the old stereotyped club meetings and are forming small groups for interchange. of thought, Miss Irene Headley es, Boston, + Mass. national field" secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, beli¢ves, Miss Armes spoke yesterday at the semi-annual state council meeting of the Indiana Federation of B. P. W. Clubs at the Hotel Severin. “We are getting away from the old type meetings where one speaker gets up and gives to us from the abundance of her knowledge,” she said. “Instead, members of small study . groups are bringing their knowledge ' into conflict with the thinking of other clubwomen. Now picture what a group like this can mean in a community. If you participate in what you are studying, you inform yourself and the knowledge in turn percolates out to the community. If you think, the community will think.” Plans for the state convention May ‘19, 20 and 21 at French Lick were discussed. A ‘committee was named to consider redistricting of the state and to make a report at the convention. The committee includes Miss Elizabeth Lenfestey, Marion, chairman: Miss Genevieve Brown, Indianapolis, and Miss Jennie Rae rsch, Portland. Mrs. Lottie Kirby, Bloomington, heads the convent n committee, Over 150 women attended the luncheon yesterday.
Butler Coeds Enter
Women’s Athletic Association members at Butler University will participate in a national telegraphic swimming meet to be held during the second semester. The invitation was accepted by Miss Audrey Callander, swimming instructor in the Women’s Physical Education Department. : Among coeds who will take in the contest will be several — bers of Blye Gills,. women’s swimorganization. Coeds have 11 competed in a number of telegraphic swimming meets in the last
Swim Meet by Wire|
Heavy Schedule’ Drawn
Up for Tomorrow; ; Elections Set,
“The winter, season for tndian apolis clubwomen is in. full swing
| with a variety of meetings planned
for tomorrow. Two groups will elect officers for
|the coming year and a number of | organizations will hear talks and papers read. An informal guest day
‘meeting and founders’ day program are included in programs for. two other clubs. An illustrated lecture will feature tonight’s meeting of a
|p. B. o. Sisterhood chapter.
. A paper on “Rim of Christendom” will be read by Mrs. George O’Connor at the meeting tomorrow of the Proctor Club at the home of Mrs, | Francis Anderson, 2358 Central Ave. Mrs. E. B. Leppert, president, will preside. :
Mrs. Franklin McCray and Mrs. Oscar L. Pond will uss “The Magazine” at a meeting tomorrow of the Héyl Study Club 2 its clube rooms at the Rauh Memorial Building, 3024 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Joseph H. Copeland, president, will conduct the meeting.
of Secular Literature” will be discussed by Mrs. Guy Scudder at a meeting tomorrow of the Irvington Home Study Club. Mrs. Layman D. ' Kingsbury will entertain the group at her home, 5444 University Ave.
Officers will be elected tomorrow by the Grolier Fine Arts Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Mahan, 1402 N. Alabama St. Mrs. C. M. Raber will be assistant hostess. : Mrs, Frank Treat will talk on “My Favorite Opera” and Mrs. C. PF. Daniel’s subject will be “Art in U. S. Currency.”
An informal guest day will be held tomorrow by members of the Mul-tum-In-Parvo Literary Club in observance of the 14th anniversary of . the organization. Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot will be hostess to members at her home, 58 N. Pershing Ave. Miss Mayme Jaccbs will assist the hostess. : Mrs. C. W. Foltz will talk on “Foundations, Their Origin, Service to the Nation Scientifically,” and
charge of a musical program.
“We Came to the New France” will be the theme for a meeting tomorrow of the Expression Club at the home of Mrs. Glenethel Thrush, 710 Laverock Road. Mrs. S. Boyd Kelley will tell a story and Mrs, Clell Rice will have charge of music. Mrs. H. H. Arnholtér will sing.
. A Founders’ Day ‘program will be presented tomorrow at a meeting of Chapter Q, P. E. O. Sisterhood, at ‘the home of Mrs. W. A. McCready, 3917 Kenwood Ave. Mrs. J. R. Kuebler will have charge of ‘the program.
Sisterhood, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Arthur M. McCommons, 3419 N. Pennsylvania .St. Mrs. Homer Grosbach will assist the hostess. ‘Mrs. Herman K. McComb will present an illustrated talk on “Mexico,” with pictures shown by her daughter, Mrs. Harold Worth.
Personals
Mrs. A. C. Porter entertained yesterday with an open house at her home, 25649 N. New Jersey St., in honor of the 90th birthday of . do father; M. W. Pershing. ‘Mrs. Charles Louis Chevrolet and Mrs. Earl P. Blessing left recently
spend two weeks at the Hotel Good. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kautsky, 46 N.. Skeridan Ave. are Spending several :
several years.
days at Daytona Beach, Fla
“Universal and Ageless Qualities
Mrs. Leslie S. Hallam will have
Members of Chapter P, P. E. 0.
for Miami Beach where they will