Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1939 — Page 11

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ger and Wife Will Be, - Honored.

A reception in honor of a pastor| and his wife, a lecture, a supper

and dance are among activities| &

planned by church groups for the remainder of the week. The Rev. and Mrs. William A. Shullenberger will be honor guests at a reception this evening preceding the church night dinner at the}

Central Christian Church. The Rev. Shullenberger will begin his 14th year at the church. ° Another honor guest will be Miss Nellie C. Young, recently chosen minister of children’s work. Members of the Twentieth Century Class will be hosts at the reception, with Mrs. M. E. Elstun in charge of arrangements. Mrs. C. L. Harkness spoke on “New Orleans and the Evangeline Country” at the luncheon meeting today of the Alice Meier Circle of the Broadway Methedist Church. ~ Mrs, Frank Wright, 3116 Park Ave., entertained the group, assisted by Mrs. Bert Boyer and Mrs. John Ebner. Mesdames John Grob, Glenn Puckett and Ralph Roderick will assist with serving. Members of the Neri League of St. Philip’s Parish will sponsor a dance tomorrow night at the school auditorium, 535 Eastern Ave. Tom Kibler’'s orchestra will play for dancing from 9 to 12. Members of the committee in charge of arrangements are Misses Virginia Moran, Lorayne Lampke and’ Marcella Johnson; Jack Sweeney, Larry Galvin and John Cain. Pictures of California will be shown :by Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fore-

at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow of the Calendar Club of the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church, The meeting will be held at the Food Craft Shop.

Democratic Unit To Meet Feb. 4

Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim will be general chairman of the luncheon and annual midwinter meeting of the Indiana Democratic Women’s Club Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4, in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Swaim and chairmen of assisting committees discussed plans for the meeting yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Washington. Assisting Mrs. Swaim with arrangements are Miss Emma May, editor of the Democrat State News, official publication of the club, general assistant; Mrs. Henry PF. Schricker, reception; Miss Fay Terrill, tickets; Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers, decorations; Mrs. John W. Kern Sr. program; Miss Tella C. Haines, telephone, and Mrs. Oliza Belbon Lewis, publicity.

6-Foot Cake to Note - I. A. C. Anniversary

A birthday cake, six feet high, with a spun’ sugar “15” on top, will be the highlight of the 15th anniver-

dianapolis Athletic Club. Decorations. at the dinner tables will be centerpieces of sweetpeas with menus in the club colors of blue and gold. Louie Lowe and his orchestra will play for dancing folJowing the dinner. The [Junior Indac dance will be held Friday, Feb. 24, at the club.

Today’ s Pattern

- . In this pretty dress the flared skirt, the puffed sleeves and the

“high neckline, finished with a round | collar, minimize any tendency to}

Jankiness in growing girls.

The narrow belt, tied with sash|

Bows in the back, makes it possible draw in the waistline to exactly e riget snugness, font and on the sleeves dress up 8375 just enough. Pattern 8375 is designed for sizes 8 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. zequires 2% yards of 39-inch maferial; 1% yards of velvet or gros-

terial for collar.

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grain ribbon for bows; 1% yard of| : ‘¢ + binding; 1 yard contrasting ma-

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her with the and your size, | your name and address and mail; 10

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward MclIlvain dance at the Patio in Palm Beach and, obviously, love it. Mrs. McIlvain, the former Peggy Seyburn, wears a print dinner dress with short sleeves.

open with a 6 p. m. supper next

Mrs. William E. Rogers will lead a discussion on “Understanding the Adolescent Girl” at the opening session of the training course Tuesday evening at the Y. W. C. A, following the supper. Other meetings will be held each Tuesday night during February, The training course has been planned by Mrs. Howard Hunt, Miss Helen Haggard and Miss Charlotte Pearson. The course will be held for advisors of senior high ‘school Girl Reserve groups at Washington, Technical, Manual, Howe, Shortridge and Beech Grove High Schools, leaders of junior high groups. at Schools 8, 9, 10, 16, 18 and 31, West Indianapolis Branch Library, Hawthorne Community Center and Brightwood Community Center. Mrs. Ellis W, Hay, chairman of the city-wide Girl Reserve committee of the Y. W. C. A, will meet with her committee at 7:45 p. m. today at the Phyllis: Wheatley Y. W. to plan a dinner for Miss Bernice Bridges, New York, member of the national Y. W. staff. Miss Bridges * will be in Indianapolis March 8 following a State-wide conference for Girl Reserve volunteer and professional leaders March 4-7 at Turkey Run State Park.

Mrs. Hay will be assisted by Mrs.

Listen to the “TOWN CRIER” ~ Daily Except Sunday

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Mrs. Stephen (Laddie) Sanford plays golf on Southern céjirses in white linen slacks, a light green silk jersey blouse and a white ribbed cotton sweater. Her white mesh gloves have suede palms.

Training for Girl Reserve Advisers Opens Tuesday

A training course for 20 Indianapolis Girl Reserve Club advisers will

Tuesday while plans for a dinner

honoring a national officer will be made at a meeting tomorrow night of the city-wide Girl Reserve Committee,

George Gill, chairman of the Central Y. W. C. A. committee; Mrs. James W. Anderson, chairman of the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the Girl Reserves; Mesdames Lyman R. Pearson, A. N. Bottles, Louise Terry Batteis, Henry F. Ostrom; Misses Emma May Allison, Haggard and Pearson. Sw: Tomorrow night an annual dinner meeting will be held for ¥. W. C. A. members at the central Y. W. Miss Rosemary Keyler and Miss Elsa Jean Neligh are co-chairmen ofthe ushers committee of junior high school Girl Reserves. The Junior Interclub Council of the organization met recently at the central Y. W., with Miss : Keyler presiding. Miss Haggard talked on “What It Means to Be a Junior Member in the Y. W. C. A” Butler University students: who are Girl Reserve advisers for Indianapolis clubs were hostesses recently at a luncheon for all junior high school members of the organization who will be graduated into senior high schools this month. Miss Lorraine Buckman was chairman of. arrangements, assisted by Misses Doris Goldsmith, Betty Sachs, Naomi Harrington and Lois Loder.

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New York in Palm Beach. Her |

costume consists of white mocassins, white linen slacks, white ‘blouse and sweater, red leather bag and printed headkerchief.

Women of the Moose

Set Annual Program

Mrs. Helen Wolsifer, membership committee chairman of the Women of the Moose, will be in charge of the annual chapter night program at 8 tonight at Moose Temple. Aims and activities of the membership committee and the philanthropic work of the Organization will be outlined. Assisting Mrs. Wolsifer are Mesdames Anna Neubauer, June Spears, Christeen Ruffin, Cora Blue and Esther Hansford, senior regent.

‘Your Child and You’ Is Lecture Subject

Dr. Irvin T, Shultz of the College of Education at Butler University, will offer a popular lecture course on “Modern Psychology, Your Child and You,” during the second semes-

ter in the evening division of the

university. Classes will be held at 7 p. m. on Wednesday evenings in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Included in the course will be 10 lectures on child and parental relationships. Dr. Schultz also will teach a class in the psychology of adolescense, which will meet at 10:15 a m. on Saturdays. Three hours of credit will be given. Lectures in the course will include an examination and survey of the characteristics and interests of upper grade and high school pupils.

Penny Supper Arranged Members of the Job’s Daugnters, Bethel 3, will sponsor a penny supper from 6 to 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Miss Peggy, Fatout, 4528 College Ave. Miss Adele Pollak is general chairman.

If you purchased your home “on Con

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Mrs. Wayne Fox, treasurer;

~ Mrs. Aksel C. P. Wichfeid goes shopping at Palm Beach in softly ~tailored, pink and white silk print pajama-slacks and a matching blouse. Notice that her hair is short but not upswept.

On Deck for

bers of Indianapolis sororities for group has announced new officers.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Andrew will®

|women is Miss: Margaret Celeste -{Mahin, daughter of Lieut. Col. and

i ding rehearsal on Feb. 8.

season.

| Brides-to-Be Have Busy Days Being Entertained at Suppers, Luncheons, Parties, Showers

Supher paitiss, luncheons, cocktail parties and showers ‘make Indian= apolis brides-to-be about the busiest persons of the midwinter social Hostesses for the events and friends of the young women find their spare moments few as they plan decorations and shop for gifts.

One of the most entertained young &

Mrs. Frank Cadle Mahin, whose marriage to Second Lieutenant Lawrence Edward Laurion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Laurion, Northampton; Mass., will be Feb. 9. On Sunday, Feb, 5, Capt. and Mrs. R. C. Jacobs will ‘entertain at a cocktail party for Miss Mahin inp their quarters at Ft. Benjamin Harrison.. Mrs. Stuart McLeod and Mrs. Richard Gordon will entertain with a supper party on Tuesday, Feb. 7. Another supper party will be given for the bridal couple by Miss Mahin’s parents preceding the wed-

2 8 =» Miss Betty Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles W. Richardson, will be honor guest Sunday at a miscellaneous shower at the Indian-

apolis Athletic Club. Hostesses will be Miss Dorothy Mae Glosson and Miss Jayne Davis. Miss Richardson

with a garlienla corsage. with Miss - mother will include Mesdames Wal=ter F. Hickman, Dallas Foster, Robert Ellis, Rex Moonshower, Erwin Glosson, Howell, "G. William ‘Raffensperger,

Guests Richardson and her

Robert Clark, Charles

Morris Conn, W. D: Mussman, Garth

Marine, Earl Thurber, J. K. McVay, Charles Reser and William E. Bodenhamer; Dorothy Wehling and Virginia Byrd.

Misses Ethel Bradley,

- Miss Evelyn Venitz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John L.: Venitz, whose marriage to: Howard Sinclair will be Feb. 17 at the Garfield Park Evangelical Church, will be entertained by her aunt, Mrs. Carl Venitz, at a miscellaneous shower on Feb. 7. The party will be held at Mrs. Venitz’ home, - Ave.

726 N. Arlington

Decorations will be carried out in

shades of pink hearts. Dressed as

Luncheons, Parties and Rush Sorority Groups Luncheons, supper parties and a rush event are on deck for mem-

Members of Theta Tau Psi Sorority will be entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Herschel Hause, 2828 Robson St. Mrs. Eugene Wright will review “Winter in April” (Nathan),

Mrs. John Charles Thomas’ chic Palm Beach outfit includes white linen slacks and a colorful shirt of printed cotton. A white bandana is tied peasant fashion under her chin.

the remainder.of the week. One

entertain Saturday evening at a covered dish supper for members of Chi Delta Chi ‘Sorority and their escorts.

Miss Pansye Gladish will head the Sigma Sigma Kappa Sorority during the coming year following an installation ceremony last night at Catherine’s Tearoom. A formal dinner preceded the installation. Others who took office were Miss Evelyn Carpenter, vice president; Mrs. Charles Weisheimer, secretary; Mrs. Jack Berry, chaplain; Mrs. Lester Mignerey, publicity, and Mrs. John Fissell, pledge captain.

Bonae Amicae Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority, will meet at 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs. Frances Lawhorn, 1621 Broadway.

Alpha Chapter, Gamma Phi Al-

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Miss Mildred Chance will be hostess to members of Alpha Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi Sorority at their bridge party Monday night at |. her home, 703 East Drive, Woodruff Place. Mrs. William D. Bain and Mrs. Oscar Buehler will be assistant hostesses. Miss Ruth Holdeman is general chairman of the annual dance of Beta Chapter of Sigma Delta Sigma |. Sorority to be held tomorrow night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Doc Grayson and Orchestra will play. Assisting Miss Holdeman are Miss Emily Hensley, Miss Pauline Bovard and Mrs. William Jensen. Mrs. Gene White, chairman, Mrs. William Staley and Mrs. Waller Bales are in charge of tickets.

will become the bride of George B. Johnson III, Atlanta, on Feb. 19. Decorafions will be carried out in pink, the bride-to-be’s chosen color, and eacli guest will be presented

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a heart, Kay Venitz, daughter of the hostess, will present the shower gifts through a large pink heart standing in the doorway to the live

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