Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1939 — Page 4
: orchestras also
To Take Marionettes
On Tour
of Schools
Superintendent Morgan Co-Operating With Committee on 14-Week Program; Chicago
~ University Alumni to Meet.
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: By VIRGINJA MOORHEAD MANNON ; The Junior League’s theater committee is going
*trouping. ”
“The Adventures of Marco Polo,” the blue
ribbon marionette show, will begin a 14-week tour of the Indianapolis public schools Jan. 31. Details of the program were to be announced at the organization’s regular meeting at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon at the John Herron
“Art Museum.
"Dewitt S. Morgan, superintendent of schools, has approved the project which originated in November when Miss Gloria Chandler, ‘field representative of the Association of Junior Leagues of America, conducted a theater institute here. Completion of the plan coincides
with the two-day inspection visit of
Miss Marjorie Kimball, Chicago,
“director of Region 7 of the Association.
A committee appointed by Mr.
Morgan to assist the League's
committee in the selection of plays includes Miss Belle Ramey, School 76; Miss Doris Holmes, School 21, and Mrs. Rosalind Ewing, School 57. Miss Ramey has written a story from the original “Marco Polo” script by Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock which pupils will study preceding the school presentations. _ The marionette production, which received first place in the
association’s marionette competition
be presented in 14 different schools on Tuesdays “The opportunity is welcomed as another way “To foster interest among its members in
Junior League objective:
O,, in October, will it 10:30 a. m. furthering the
in Dayton,
the social, economic and civic conditions in their community’,” Mrs. George. Ziegler, theater committee chairman, said. Miss Kimball visited the newly established marionette headquerters in the Winter apartment this morning where the lovely Golden Bells, Marco Polo and other members of the cast are “resting” in
preparation for their arduous tour.
The original company of Junior League manipulators who will direct the activities of the puppets includes Mesdames Coppock, Irving M.:Fauvre, W. Hathaway Simmons, Stanley W. Shipnes and Albert Lang and the Misses Louise Vonnegut and Betty Brown. Mrs.
James Rose will handle properties stage manager.
Civic Club to Have Party
and Mrs. William Jungclaus is
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Sunday evening has been designated as “Ham Nite (and we don’t mean meat!) by the Civic Theater’s Backstage Club which is
to give its first winter party at 8 p.
m, at the theater. Invitations
. were issued today to those members who have contributed service to the “Civic.” George Fotheringham is club president. Dr. and Mrs. William IL. Richardson will be “at home” to meme bers of the University of Chicago Club from 4 to 6 o'clock Sunday in honor of Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross, Dr. Ruth Bozell and Miss Katherine Journey. All graduates and former Chicago University students
are invited. Mrs. Mary Ellen George of the
Marion County Public Welfare
Department will discuss “Some Aspects of the Program of Aid to Dependent Children” at the monthly luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary today at the Propylaeum.
Miss Barbara Fowler is to preside.
Elmer E. Taflinger has announced a series of 10 art lectures on
successive Friday evenings beginning‘ Jan. 27 at his studio.
At 7
Pp. m. he will discuss “Constructive Anatomy Drawing” and at 8:30 . p.m, “Paints, Paintings and Painters, Old and New. £4
Leave for Symphony Parley
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, president of the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society, and Mrs. Frank Hoke, chairman of children’s concerts for the committee, wili leave today for
Rochester, N. Y., where they will attend a two-day conference of leaders in women’s activities of various major symphony orchestras.
The conference will be in charge of the women’s committee of the Rochester Civic Music Association, of which Mrs. Robert Hanlet is president. ‘Women’s organizations of the Cincinnati, Philadelphia,
St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Washington, yu be represented. trip to Boston Ii
D. C. and Toronto symphony Mrs. Ayres will continue her
r a brief stay and Mrs. Hoke will return to Ine
dianapolis to attend the Saturday night concert by Fabien Sevitz and the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra. ky
Auxiliaries Plan
. Liegien-Indorsed: SAC
to Discuss. =
Discussions of proposed legislation indorsed by the American Legion
will follow the luncheon meetings of two auxiliaries today.
One
auxiliary and a junior auxiliary joined recently to sponsor an party and another unit will meet Saturday. Po open house
Members of the Bruce P. Robison®
Auxiliary of the American Legion}
3 Lectures Due
held a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, 88 Whittier Place. Mrs. Ralph PF. Webster was assistant hostess. ~~ In the absence of Mrs. Frank Collman, president, Mrs. Homer Asher, vice president, will be in charge of the business meeting. The current legislative program sponsored by the Legion will be discussed by Mrs, Walter Bueneman, chair= man of legislation. Howard M. Meyer, attorney for the National American Legion, was speaker at the open house of the Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary held recently at the Central Christian Church. Mr. Meyer spoke on the Legion’s program for 1939.
Members of the McIlvaine Kothe Unit 153 of the American Legion Auxiliary met for luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. J. Cadou. Mrs. Ira Holmes and Mrs. J. L. Wilson were assistant hostesses. A discussion will be conducted in the afternoon on bills sponsored by the American Legion which have been introduced in the State Legislature. : Byron Taggart, radio director for the Indiana School Safety Council, will talk on “Respect for: Law and Order” at the meeting at 1:30 p. m. Saturday of Hayward Barcus Junior Auxiliary 55. Miss Mary Jane Cat_terson, 3041 Broadway, will entertain the group.
‘Miss Catterson will talk on “Laws]|.
and How They Are Made.” Miss Betty Jane Kyle, Junior president, will preside under direction of Mrs. Earl H. Kyle, Junior sponsor. Mrs, John Calvin, EKnightstown Home chairman for Hayward Barcus Unit 55, will be in charge of a popcorn {reat next Sunday for Division 8 at the home.
Party Is Arranged By Moose Women
Mrs. Helen, Wolsifer, membership chairman, will be hostess at the card party Thursday afternoon for women of the Mdose. The party Will begin at 2 p. m. at Moose Temple Assisting Mrs. Wolsifer are Mes-
dames Anna Neubauer, Cora Blue,
June Spears and Christeen Ruffin.
day, Jan, 26. Y. A. M. Plans Dinner:
“Final plans for a ner will be made by members of e Y. a M. Club tonight at the Misses Rosemary and ne Truitt, 3417 N. Capitol re, The dinner will be held Thursnight for club members and escorts,
Progressive din-.
For Ten O’Clocks
Three lectures will be features of the meeting of the Ten O'Clock, Woman's Department Club, tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. E. ‘A. Brown, 5430 Central Ave,
Mrs. Walter P. Morton will discuss “Art Notes of the Season”; Mrs. William Kassebaum will talk on “Art of Today” and “Art in Continental Europe” will be Mrs. Minnie Link’s topic.
Tucker to Address Republican Women
James M. Tucker, Secretary of State, will speak this afternoon to members of the Marion County Council of Republican Women at the Columbia Club. Frank T. Millis, a representative from Campbellsburg, also will talk. Past presidents of the club will
assist Mrs. Charles W. Mann, chair-
man of hostesses. They include Mesdames John T. Askren, Charles Dawson, Louis R. Markun, Hubert Jordan and Lee Ingling.
include Mrs. Maude Hobson, president; Mrs. Burton Bevril, first vice president; Miss Margaret McFarland, second vice president; Mrs. S. L. McCormick, treasurer; Miss Phoebe Taylor, recording secretary, and Miss Lettie Lovinger, corresponding secretary. New members of the board of directors are Mesdames Hubert Jordan, William Bosson, Fred Kepner, Tona Shirgsn
. land Mann.
Dinos to Aid Drohans Old Trails Council 78, Daughters of America, will sponsor a benefit dance Friday night at the Municipal Gardens ' clubhouse. ' Wick Corbin and his orchestra will play. Proceeds will go to . the group’s Orphans’ Fund. Miss Muriel Uhrig
heads the arrangements committee, | : assisted by Mrs, Joseph Pence, and :
Mrs. Olive Reid.
A ———————— P.-T, A to Hear Barper Dr. R. N. Harger of the Indiana University school of medicine, will speak tomorrow afternoon at a
meeting of Sishenl 60 Parent-Teach- ||
is association president and Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff heads the mo: 1: |sram committee. HH
Label for Fach Sheet
{Washington Sanitarium,
New officers who will be installed |
Miss Marjorie Kimball (second from left), Chicago, is shown with a trio of Indianapolis Junior League members—Mrs. Wilson Mothershead (left), Mrs, David P. Williams Jr. (right) and Mrs. Frank Hoke, league president. Miss Kimball, who arrived yesterday, is director of Region 7 of the Association of Junior Leagues of America. She is to
Shower Planned; 2 Engagements Announced Here
Mrs. Karl Koehler, 918 Layman Ave, will entertain at a miscellaneous shower tonight at her home in honor of Mrs, Paul Merrell. Mrs.
Merrell was Miss Esther Lipsey be-|
fore her marriage Jan. 7. Decorations for the party will be carried out in white with wedding], bells tied in, white ribbon. Guests will include Mesdames Clarence Bowers, Robert Drake, George Gebhardt, William C. Grauel: - Misses Edith .Allmeroth,
* {Martha Allmeroth, Amelia Gebhardt |
and Dorothy Wright. » ® 8
The engagement of their niece, Miss Louise Nordstrom, to Bradford Hodges, Pittsburgh, has been ahnounced by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellam, 5054 W. 15th St. Mr. Hodges 'is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges, 3160 N. Pennsylvania |. st. Miss ‘Nordstrom -was graduated from the nursing school of the Washington, and is a member of the Methodist Hospital staff. Mr. Hodges attended Indiana University and the University of Michigan. He
is a member of Kappa Delta Rho]
Fraternity. 8 8 = Mrs. Robert W. Whittenberger, Peru, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Helen ‘Whittenberger, Anderson, to Noel A. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ward, 5010 Washington Blvd. The wedding date has not been set. : f J ® 8
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hooker are at home at the Seville Apartments following their recent marriage, Mrs. Hooker formerly was Miss Mary Jane Foran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foran, 1407 N, Alabama St. The wedding took place Dec. 31 at St. Louis. Mr, Hooker is the son of Mrs, Mary Hooker, Oakland, Cal.
Holliday Unit % Fete Other Mothers’ Club
Merabers of the Mothers’ Club of the Holliday Kindergarten will eptertain the Nathan Morris Kindergarten Mothers’ Club Thursday afternoon at the school. The program for guests will follow the business meeting of the hostess organization. Mrs. Donald Jameson will speak during the program. Mrs, Henry Brinkman and Mrs. Charles Spring. man will be hostesses.
Penwomen to Meet At Meredith Manor
Mrs. E. H. Katterhenry, Martinsville, will be chairman of the poetry program following the luncheon of the Indiana branch of the League of American Penwomen Saturday at Meredith Manor, 1500 N. Delaware St. The meeting is planned also as’ a farewell to Mrs. Dovie Jones, who will leave soon for South Africa
where she will work with her
daughter in radio and musical work: Miss Margaret James will be soloist
for the program.
eee" : Ben Hurs to Dance *Arrius Court 5, Ben Hur Lodge, will hold a cance at 8:30 p. m. tonight at Castle Hall,
Art Fiesta Opens Here Today; Mrs. F. G. Balz Will Address General Federation of Clubs
Mrs. E. H. Katterhenry * To Speak at Event of 7th District.
Mrs. BE. H. Katterhenry, Martins ville, poet laureate of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, will speak this afternoon at the formal opening of the Art Fiesta at Ayres’ auditorium. The Seventh District Federation of Clubs is sponsor. A monthly meeting of the district will conclude the exhibit on Friday. Musical programs are to be presented as features on two days of the exhibit. Mrs. Helen Sedwick, vocalist, and Mrs. A. D. Duncan, vice chairman of the district fine arts department, also are to appear on this afternoon’s program. ‘The quditions of the Hoosier Program . Bureau were held this morning at the auditorium under the direction of Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. Members of the State Assembly Women’s Club were guests.
Hobbies to Be Shown
Auditions included those of
Alice: ©. Gardner, artistic - reader;
Bessie Keernan Roberts, lecturer; Alice Baxter Mitchell, dramatic interpreter, and Melissa Jane Cornish, travelog and music lecturer. Club members are to exhibit hobbies, heirlooms, fancy glassware, quilts, art, music and valued antiques at the fiesta. Mrs. H. T. Grouns and Mrs. George Maxwell are in charge with Mrs, Duncan as chairman. Mrs. H. H. Arnholter is in charge of tomorrow’s program including selections by Orville Stone, marimba player. The Seventh District Chorus will sing Thursday after-
‘noon.
Mrs. T. V. Moore, chairman of the Division of Safety of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will speak at the Friday morning meeting.’ Luncheon will follow. Mrs. Walter Grow heads the program committee for the afternoon.
‘Getting Along With People’ To Be Y. W. Dinner Theme
“Getting Along With People” will be the theme of the annual dinner meeting of the Y. W. C. A, at 6:30 p. m. Friday, Jan. 27. The dinner will be at the Y. W. with Miss Frances McClelland, a member of the
board of directors, as chairman.
Reports will be made on activities during the year of the Central and
Phyllis Wheatley branches and Blue give the invocation, and Miss Ann Eberhardt, harpist, will play dinner
music, Miss Essie I. Maguire, general secretary, will report on the association's work. Representatives of two branch groups will report on the work of the groups. Central branch reports will be made by a senior high school Girl Reserve, a business girl and a representative of the Adult Education Department, A junior high school Girl Reserve and an industrial and |” health education representative will speak for Phyllis Wheatley branch, and a resident of the Blue Triangle will report. Invitations have been sent to alt members of the association, the board of trustees and their
wives, the Council of Social Agencies, ‘But- 8.
ler Y. W. C. A, deans of schools, Girl Reserve advisers and|" others interested in the Y. W - C. A,
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Amica. 2p. m. Wed. hostess. :
Theta Mu Rho. 3 wt Mrs, Marlin. Below, : 2818 ‘Winthrop hostess. » ;
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visit the Teaghe's. Next-to-New Shop and martionette headquarters today and will speak this afternoon at a general meeting at Herron
Museum.
Mrs. George Ziegler was to be hostess today at a luncheon:
for the visitor and Miss Anne Ayres will entertain at dinner this eve= ning for Miss Kimball and the board members.
Group Starts Midwinter Conference at Wathingion
Times Special : WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Mrs. Frederick. G. Balz, Indianapolis, director of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will outline plans for the organization’s next council meeting in San Francisco at the midwinter meeting opening here today. Board members from: every state are to attend the conference, which will continue through Friday. Other Indiana clubwomen attending include Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, president of the Indiana Federation; Mrs. Quincy Myers, Perrysville, - founder .of Epsilon Sigma Omicron, and Mrs: Edwin F. Miller; - Peru, chairman of the adult education for the G. F. W. C. Mrs. Miller will report on the activities
Mrs, Franklin D. Roosevelt will be an honor guest and speaker at one session. Her topic will be “Clubwomen and Their Responsibility to Democracy.” Mrs. Roosevelt will also receive the board members at the White House for tea tomorrow afternpon.
3-Year Programs Set :
Contemporary subjects of public interest and concern are scheduled
to come before the board. Nine major department heads are to present their programs for the next three-year period. The keynote of the new administration under Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, is “Adjusting Democracy for Human Welfare.” Members of both houses of Congress have been’ invited to a reception this afternoon at the Hotel Mayflower, the meeting place this year instead of the Federation headquarters.
Sriangle. Dr. Ernst Piepenbrok will}
Mrs. Edna Collins are in charge of invitations. Mrs. Clarence Oliver and Mrs. H. R. Goens are chairmen of hostesses and food arrangements for the meeting. Music will be arranged by Miss Doris Holmes and Mrs. Louise Batties. Mrs. B. Scott Goodwin, president, and Mrs, Collins - will
have charge of the worship service |
at the close of the meeting. Miss and Miss Elizabeth A. Blaisdell will assist them. : Members of the table decorations committee include Mrs. Marjorie Drake, ' chairman, Misses : Doris Holmes, Geneva Thompson, Betty Stone, Elsa Jean Neligh, Vonda Browne and Mrs. Batties. Junior high school Girl Reserves will usher,
Neligh an Rosemary Eeyler. : ae
Canter i in ‘Charge of nterclub Dance
under the direction of Mrs. Byrum|| Dickerson, Miss. 3 Miss
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Heads of P.-T. A. To Hear Views) On Legislation
Presidents and legislative chairmen of Indianapolis Parent-Teacher Associations were to be urged this afternoon to continue support for an amendment to the Constitution removing the office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction from the list of elective offices. Mrs. James L. Murray, legislative
a {chairman of the Indiana Congress
of Parents and Teachers, was to discuss the organization's legislative program. at a meeting of the P.-T. A, Council at 1:30 this afternoon at the Hotel Washington. Other measures scheduled for this session of the Legislature, which Mrs. Murray was to explain, include a bill, now in the House, restricting the use and sale of fireworks and an improved marriage license law. The congress will support the report of the Governor's Committee on the marriage law which has not yet been introduced. The hill regarding the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, now in the Senate and ready for second reading, was supported by the congress at the last session of the Legislature. The congress is expected to support a longer term x ome than the present two-year
© Additional legislation recommended for support by the P.-T. A. organization includes continued State support for schools through auxiliary taxes, school attendance and a child labor law; increased support of public libraries, uniform traffic laws, rigid enforcement of antigambling laws, extension of the merit system to State institutions and measures for economy in government which do not curtail educational, child health, school attendance and probation programs.
P.-T. A. at Emmaus Sets Party for Friday
P-T. A. members of Emmaus Lutheran School will hold a card party at 8 p. m. Friday at the Indianapolis Power & Light Co.-audi-torium. : Mrs. Harold Peterson and Mrs. Walter Merklin, chairmen. of the ways and means committee, will have charge of ticket sales. Mrs. Rupert Morelock will head He candy committee.
Mothers” Club Plans Bridge Party Friday
Tri Psi, mothers’ club of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Butler University, will sponsor a benefit bridge party at the home of Mrs. Ora Butz, 5254 N. Pennsylvania St., at 2p. m. Friday. Mrs. Floyd Bell, ways and means chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames J. B. Stalker, Raymond Cashon, W. L. Jones and W. O.
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~ COOKING
Wednesday Morning at 10:30
MENU
Ralph Canter, Nulisgion High School, ihe in charge of arrange-
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‘and tasty disquises. Beef
- MASQUERADES . Old Friends in Disguise hi by Dorothea M. Potts
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You'l never recognize these foods in their new
_. baked" bananas,
- this week’s sorority schedule.
| Butler Women’ S
| presented following the indoor picnic of the Butler University Wom-| ‘len’s Faculty Club at 5:30 p. m. ||Friday at the Campus Club. Mem-. bers of the Butler faculty and thetr «ton,
| Bassford C. Getchell, social chair--jman; Mrs, Charles E. Stevens, presi‘j dent, Mestiames John 8. Lloyd, |George F
dan Memorial Hall. Club members
“IL. D. Bibler, special prizes; Mrs.
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sorority will discuss plans for a State
“Imitative
"Busy
| Preparing Hobby Show,
d nd State Day
Pi Phi Alumnae t Hold Exhibit 1 Tonight at Home of Mrs. - Louis E. Smith; Three Chapters of Phi Theta Delta Plan Meetings.
A ‘hobby show. musical program and several business meetings are on One alumnae chapter of a college social
Day.
Music and Sounds of Nature” will be discussed at a meete
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Faculty Society Picnics Friday
A playlet, “Turkey Red,” will be
families will - be guests.
| Mrs. James F. Price is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs,
, Leonard, M. O. Ross, Glenn R. "Maynard and Miss Fay
The production will be staged in the Thespis Workshop at Arthur Jor-
in the cast are Mesdames S. E. Elliott, C. Mervin Palmer, C. L. Clark, J. Russell Townsend Jr. Glen R. Maynard and Paul D. Hinkle. Mrs. Donald D. Burchatd is director. 2 ® ” A course in news and specialized writing for women and a. series of 16 weekly lectures by women in journalism will be offered during the second semester by the Butler University department of journalism. Prof. Charles Kinter is head of the department. Miss Cathryn Smith and Prof. Donald D. Burchard will co-oper-ate with Prof. Kinter in the lecture courses by working with members of the Indianapolis Alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary and professional sorority for' women in journalism in arranging the talks. The weekly lecture classes will meet at 7 o’clock Tuesday evenings and three hours of credit will be given. - Prof. Kinter will give instruction in the news writing course ‘weekly at 7 p. m. Monday, '
Sorority Gives Music Program
Mrs. Mary Barton is in charge of the musical program which will be presented tonight before members of Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota, national music sorority. Mrs. Frank Wilking, 5733 Guilford Ave, will be ‘hostess. Appearing on the program will be Mrs. Marian Thomas, soprano; Miss Helen Thomas Martin, pianist, and a trio including Miss Irma Mae Steele and Miss Katherine McCain, violinists, and Miss Roberta Trent, viola player. Mrs. Dorothy Fowler will accompany Mrs. Thomas.
Card Party Planned By Ladies of Shrine
Members of the Ladies’ Oriental Shrine will sponsor their annual benefit card party Thursday afternoon at Block’s auditorium. All proceeds will gag to the Shriners’ Hospital for C pled Children at Chicago. Assisting Mrs. Laura Ray, chairman, with arrangements for the levent, are Mrs. Ray Albertson, ‘hostesses; Mrs. R. L. Craig, tickets; Mrs. E. A. Myers, door prizes; Mrs.
Harry Hergt, candy prizes; Mrs. J. F. Daniel, candy; Mrs. Jessie Pruitt, table prizes; Mrs. Charlotte Halter, cards and tallies; Mrs. Lon Tracy, publicity, and Mrs. W. W. Watkins, radio broadcasting.
ANNUAL JANUARY SALE!
HERE'S COMFORT SUPREME! OUR | ENTIRE STOCK - INCLUDED!
ing. tonight x the Kappa Papier of Mu Phi Fpsilon, national musio 0 > SOLON.
Mrs. W. R. Cox, Plainfield; Mrs, Olin 0, Davis, Milton, and Mrs, Clyde Hoffman are in charge of the meeting, which will be held at 3411 N. Pennsylvania St.
Members df ‘ the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi Sorors ity will hold a hobby exhibit fole lowing their dinner meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Louis E. Smith, 4717 Graceland Ave. : Miss Sarah Birk is chairman of the exhibit. Members of the dinner committee are Mrs.’ R. J. McQuischairman; Mesdames Glen Ward Lee, Allen C. Raup, McCawley, Vandivier, Clifford Taylor and B. C. Lewis Exhibits which will be included in the hobby display will be bottles collected by Miss Fay Marshall, Mrs, Ellis B. Hall and Miss Hazel Abbott} puppets made by Mrs. W. Irving Palmer, alumnae president; a doll house furnished by Mrs. C. D. Sedler, and a demonstration of doll costuming by Mrs. C. Norman Green. Mrs. Raup and Mrs. H. C, Curtis, whose hobby is amateur photography, will show their best pictures. Mrs. Robert Wild will show her stamp collection. Other collections will include Mrs. Russell Spivey’s of old music; and those of old coins of Miss Martha Hawkins and Mrs, Truman Hoover. Mesdames George W. Pittman, Ralph Gery and Gore don Graham .will display antiques and old china. Others who will have exhibits are Mesdames Hollis Ledy, Scott Legge, Edith Wright Calhoun, R. D, Pritchard and Miss Martha Scott.
Three chapters of Phi Theta Del< ta Sorority have planned meetings for tonight and tomorrow night.
* Alpha Chapter will meet tomors row night at the home of Mrs. Luther McCoy; 3620 N. Capitol Ave, . Mrs. Donald Little will entertain members of Beta Chapter tonight at her home, 558 N. LaSalle St. The group will make arrangements for a spread. Members of Eta Chapter will meet at 8 .o’clock tomorrow night at the home of Miss Mary Bicise Bolander, 503 N. Emerson ve. :
Dan V. White, newly elected prese ident’ of the Sigma Delia Kappa Alumni, will be inducted at a meet-
ing tonight at the Hotel Washing= ton. Reports of the national convene tion will be given and a discussion will be held on meeting dates.
Plans for the state luncheon and program of Sigma Kappa Sorority will be discussed at the meeting of Indianapolis Alumnae tomorrow night. Miss Edna Mae Katzenberger, 2161 N. Meridian St., will be hostess, assisted by Miss Helen Spivey and Miss Fern Amos. The state meeting will be held in
| March at the Indianapolis Athletic | Club. Miss Ruth Rieschick, chair-
many Mrs. Louis A. Weiland, and Mrs. A. R. Wengel are members of the committee in charge. Mrs. Ann Guillion Sheehan, sorority member, will speak at the luncheon on her work in the Advertising Bureau of Fields, at Chicago.
Mrs. Bee Pohlman, 504 West Drive, Woodruff Place, will entertain meme bers of Pi Omega Chapter of Beta Beta Lambda Sorority at a party Saturday evening.
' Miss Ruth Bubeck will.entertain members of the Beta Chapter of Omega Phi Tau Sorority at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at her home, 1135 Marlowe Ave,
Members of Alpha Della Omera Sorority will meet tonight at the
Hgtel Washington.