Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1939 — Page 5
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Third Parent Education
pS Conference to Be Friday;
School Activities Listed
Dr. Arthur Holmes to
Talk on Child’s Spiritual Development.
The Indianapolis Council of Parents and Teachers will sponsor the third Parent-Education Conference of the season at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the East Room of the World War Memorial. ; Dr. Arthur Holmes, of the College of Religion at Butler University, will speak on “The Spiritual Development of the Child.” Mrs. Harlan Craig, chairman of health educa‘tion, will be in charge.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will*speak at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at School 55 on “Founder’s Day of the P.-T. A.” Muffic will be by the Jordan Trio.
Dr. Logan Hall will speak at 1:45
p. m. Wednesday at. Schoal 2 on
“What Kind of Citizens Do We Need for Tomorrow.” A special Founder's Day gprogram has been planned,
Miss Marie Matuschka, dietician from the Indianapolis Milk Foundatiop, will discuss “The Child's Diet” ‘at School 3 at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. “ - School 18 will observe Founder’s Day at 2 p. m. Wednesday. A play entitled “Reminiscence” will be presented by the mothers, followed by a tea and cutting of a birthday cake. The Mothers’ Chorus will furnish the music. £
Miss Emeline Joseph will discuss “My Summer in Syria” at School 25 Wednesday. Mothers of 1B pupils will be special guests at the tea following the meeting, which opens at 3:10 o'clock. ’ *
School 29 will observe Founder’s Day at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday afternoon. Past presidents will be honorary guests. Mrs. William R. Shirley, membership chairman for the Indianapolis Council, will speak. DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of city schools, will speak at School 35 at 2:45 p. m. Wednasday.. The
- program will consist of music by the
2B and 2A pupil’s rythm band, the Junior High School Glee Club, and a physical education drill by the pupils of the fourth grade.
Patrons of School 38 will enjoy a Founder’s Day play, presented by the P.-T. A. Dramatic Club and songs by the 6B and 6A girls, Friday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Past presidents and old members will be honored guests.
Mrs. Carl J. Manthei, member of the City School Board, will speak on “The Parent-Teacher Heritage,” at 2 p. m., Wednesday at School 39. A pageant entitled “Along the Way,” will be given in observance of Founder's Day. A tea, honoring past presidents, new teachers and mothers of new pupils will close the program,
School 56 will hear:.a talk and see a moving picture on “Tuberculosis” at 3 p. m. Wednesday.
Mabel Leigh Hunt will speak on “Writing Books for Children” at School 60 Wednesday. A short business meeting will precede the talk.
A short business meeting, fol{lowed by a tea, to welcome the | mothers of children just entering the school, will be given at 2:30 Pp. m. Wednesday at School 70.
Miss Jannette Riker will speak af School 74 at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, The Intermediate Chorus will sing and the pupils of Mrs. Grace Reynolds will give a playlet. ;
Past presidents will be honored with a Founder’s Day program and tea at School 75 at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Shank will speak.
The Study Club of School 76 will
~ meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Miss
Belle Ramey, principal, will speak.
School 80 will hold its meeting at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs, Witt W. Hadley, president of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, will bring greetings from the council. A pageant on the .life of Francis Willard for whom the “school is named will be given by the children. Music will be given by the 4B orchestra, Marta Knauer, Shirley Shaffner, Eunice Shivers, Marvelle Ketterman and Alberta Biladeau, Miriam Hoyt and Ronald Toler.
H. H. Anderson, principal of Tech High School, will speak on “Citizenship” at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at School 81. Founder's Day will be observed by a play “As Told by Candles.” The children will give short programs. ,
The Study Club of School 84.will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the school kitchen. Miss Bertha Leming of the Child Welfare Department of the schools will speak on «ghildren Are Like That.”
Crispus Attucks High School will hold its regular meeting at 8 p. m, Thursday. : DeWitt S. Morgan, ‘superintendent of city. schools, will ‘be the speaker. Special music will ‘ pe presented by the a cappella choir of 100 voices and the school orchestra. Parents may interview the teachers in their various rooms from 7:30 to 8 o'clock.
Plan Card Party To Aid Hospital
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“The annual colonial benefit card party of the Florence Nightingale Club will be held Friday afternoon in Block's auditorium. Proceeds will be used to finance the charity work of the club at City Hospital. Mrs. A. G. Smith is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Paul Bland. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Elmer Johnson, candy; Mrs. Robert Clegg, table prizes; Mrs. H. P. Wilwerth; tickets; Mrs. Charles Geisler, ‘cards and tallies; Mrs. J. W. Wal. ‘ters, door prizes, and Mrs. James N. Nelson, ‘publicity. : The club, which ‘furnished
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Butler Blyegills Schedule _ Swimming Meet With 12 Ohio Girls. |
Activities for High School and college students this week include a tea for freshman girls, a junior
ing for a swimming meet.
Committees in charge of the annual tea dance of Chimes, junior women’s honorary at Butler University, had been named today. The dance will be from 3 to 5 p. m. Wednesday in the campus cafeteria. Misses Jeannette Barnett, Louis O'Hara, Betty Noonan and Mary Hull are on thé ticket and advertising committees. Proceeds from the event are used to defray expenses for the annual Sweetheart banquet in the spring. Miss Margaret Parrish is president.
The Bluegills, Butler University swimming organization, has scheduled a dual meet with 12 Ohio University . girl swimmers Saturday, March 4, in the Fieldhouse pool. Miss Audrey Callander and Miss Magdalene Adams, instructors in the Butler physical education department, will. be official hostesses. Committee chairmen in charge of arrangements are Miss Mary Elizabeth Hayes, housing; Miss Mary Ann Kibler, social and Miss Betty Boaz, publicity.
- About 80 girls of the Shortridge High School junior - class will be ushers for the annual Junior vaudeville of the school on Friday and Saturday. The revue will begin at 8:15 p. m. in Caleb Mills Hall.
The Junior Vaudeville is presented each year by junior students of the school. Proceeds are used for the festivity in the spring in honor of the graduating students.
Girls who have been chosen to usher are Misses Susan Alvis, Jane Bastian, Bobbie Bearhope, Nancy Bell, Betty Bright. Thelma Carter, Margery Clark, Betty Ann Coons, Joan Cross, Mildred Craigle, Josephine Early, Jean Elliott, Miriam Fatout, Patty = Falardeau, Sally Evans, Patricia Fletcher, Marjorie Geupel, Virginia Goss, Jeanne Gravenstein, Mary Elizabeth Gessert, Dorothy Hall, Rosamond Herriot, Phyllis Heidenreich, Margery Hofft, Norma Hyman, Janet Johnson, Betty Jolliffee, Barbara Jones, Betty Kerbox, Barbara Kern, Martha Kirby, Mary Knapp, Barbara Krieg, Jane Krichbaum, Elsie Ann Locke.
Elizabeth Rusie, Ann Shaw, Mary Lou Silberman, Jacqueline Spalding, Janet Sorenson, Urte Smolenski, Jeanne Steiner, Virginia Stoddard, Lois Thomas, Pam Valentine, Martha Tufts, Sally Walker, Marie Wagner, Sallie Vaught, Marcia Warren, Barbara Jo Weaver, Mary Kay Weedon, Jean Wells, Alberta Wells, Barbara Wells, Helen White, Jacqueline Wells, Virginia Wills, Betsy Barlow, Elinor Faucett, Minerva Long, Evelyn Maraist, Barbara Masters, Patricia McGuire, Mary Ann Niman, Martha Nordike, Virginia Ogle, Althea O'Hara, Nancy Ragan, Mildred Roberts, Alice Riegner, Peggy Gray, Patricia Hudson, Betty Ann Jackson, Elizabeth Irwin, Jane Fall, Betsy Medlicott, Ruth Krampe, Janet Jarrett and Sue Mellett. The Tech Legion, honorary senior organization at Tech: High School, will sponsor a Sweetheart dance Wednesday and a -Fathers' and Sons’ banquet is set for Thursday. The Ex-Service Men’s/Club is in charge of the Thursddy banquet, which will be held at 6:15 p. m. at the school lunchroom: J. C. McLauchlan, Scottish exchange teacher now at Shortridge, will play Scotch music. Army life motion pictures will be shown, followed by a concert by the R.O.T.C. band. David Burgess, Tech faculty member, will be in charge. : 7r The Sweetheart Dance is to be held g6.3:15 p. m. in the. girls’ gymnasium. Music will be furnished by the Tech Boys’ Dance Orchestra, directed by Alonzo Eidson. The dance committee includes Mary Jane Smith, chairman, Ralph Brown, William Andrus, Lester LaPole, and Sonya Schlee. Members of the program committee are Betty June Tice, Jean Lindsteadt, Ralph Brown, Raymon Von Spreckiesen, Manuel Cardenas, and Mary Jane Harper. Scott Dukes is in charge of decorations.
Women Arrange All-Day Session
The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger will speak this afternoon to members of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club at the clubhouse. A business meeting this: morning and luncheon preceded the afternoon. : Mr. Shullenberger will talk on “The Mystery and Power That Is Called Religion.” : : : Mrs. Frank Symmes will conduct an institute on “American Citizenship,” assisted by Mesdames Robert Shank, Burton Knight, Lewis _Shott and Ernest Millholland. Miss Helen
Starr will pronounce the invocation. Miss Martha Rose Spaulding rlso will offer piano selections and Betty Easterday is to appear on the pro-
am. Guests will include A. W. Sanford, principal of School 75 and Mrs. C. C. Saulberry, president of School 75 P.-T. A. 3 ; :
Author to Entertain . Hoosier Pen Women
Mrs, George Phillip Meijer will entertain members of the Indiana Branch, National League of American Pen Women, at tea Saturday at her home, Tuckaway, 3128 N. Pennsylvania St. The event will be from 3:30 to 5 p. m. ie Mrs, Meier will talk on “AEEObby Horse Rides Through Tuckaway.” She is the author of “Lions’ Paws,” a study of hands. 3
of Lourdes sponsor a dan
Ferrell will play and Mrs. Cadman |
School Clubs Plan Dance| “The Little Flower and Our Lady { h School Clubs will | , “The Modern Min--uet,” next Monday evening at the
vaudeville and tea dance. A Butlerjj = University organization is arrang-|
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patron saint of lovers, St. Valentine.
You can make these ‘heart-winning favors in St. Valentine's honor. (1) Candy heart wrapped in decorated with paper doilies (2) Basket. of two red cardd hearts. (3) Large chocolate candy heart forms
small ‘rubber ball. Transparent paper makes the - suit’ and crepe paper the hat. (4) Lover's basket Wn R : “
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‘Frills of Heart’
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX Call in the young in heart, set up the buffet table, decorate the table and room with hearts and arrows and pale pink flowers—and honor the
and grapefruit juice and color it appropriately with some of the fresh strawberries you will find in the market. Slice a few berries and have them afloat in the punch. Have sandwiches, of course— delicate, heart-shaped ones filled with tuna fish and peppers, sliced whole pimientos, radishes and cream cheese. . A chafing dish of hot creamed chicken and mushrooms would be a delicious addition, particularly for the Valentine supper party. : Your cakes will sing the affectionate praises of St. Valentine. They should have pink icing and pink and pale green icing flowers on them. Include strawberry ice cream for dessert, of course, or a strawberry gelatin concoction in a heart-shaped mold. : Finish off with tea and coffee, nuts, peppermint wafers with lovers’ messages, cigarets and assorted sugar. candies. ‘Paper sandwich plates in red, gold -and powder blue are effective and easy to make for the Valentine party. : To make one tray use a paper lace doily. Decorate it with hearts and flowers cut from decorated = paper. Paste this to a paper plate. The handle is made from two wires wrapped in white crepe paper. Bend wires toaform the two hearts at the top and then wrap the four ends of the wires into one stem. The stem is put through a hole punctured in the. center of the paper plate. On the under: side of plate, separate the four ends of wire and Spread out close to the. plate’s surace. of nor Decorate the handle with figures cut from decorated paper, powder blue and white crepé paper flowers and tie with a gold ribbon. as To finish the tray, paste a scal-
loped ruffle of red paper around:the
under edge of the plate. Then reinforce the tray on. the ‘under side, pasting it firmly in place.
Mrs. Golden to Talk On Trip to Europe
Mrs. Grace Golden, executive secretary of the Children’s Museum, will speak tonight at the dinner meeting of the Council of Administrative Women in Education at the Propylaeum. Mrs. Golden will talk on her recent trip to Europe. A musical program will be presented by. Ralph Wright, Miss Maude Delbridge and Miss Louise Swann.
Make a fruit punch of pineapple®
Law Professor Here Thursday
Harold M. Vinacke, professor of international law and politics at the University of Cincinnati, will speak Thursday at 8 p. m. to members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club at the clubhouse. His topic will be “New Far East.” ; Dinner will be at 6 p. m. Miss Betty Foster, chairman of the international relations committee, will be in charge of the forum hour following. Miss Foster will be assisted by Mrs. Bertha Cook, Mrs. E. Jane Carter; Misses Sallie Butler, Edna Yenne, Margaret Pierson, Genevieve Brown and Tella Haines. The subject will be “Prof. Liz and Her International Quiz.”
St. Joan of Are Club To Hold Card Party
The St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club will hold its monthly card party at the Riviera Club tomorrow. Mrs. C. W. Dowd and Mrs. Dan Brosnan are in charge of the des-sert-bridge and Valentine party. The chairmen will be assisted by Mesdames Eugene Bradford, Clyde T. Bowers, Leo McManus, Clifford Earl, Maurice Early, L. E. Earlywine, W. D. Kibier, Wilbur Royse, George Rice, Mabra Jones, Fred Jonas, Doherty Sheerin, V. D.. Vincent, Maurice T. Sheehan, Norbert Kessing, C. S. Osterhouse, A. F. Noll, William Kasberg, Timothy Sexton, Norbert Smith, Reginald Smith, George Schmutte, Arthur Litner, Charles Lines and Ross Richards. - Dan Gleason, F. E. Blaes, G. W. Clark, John Carr, Oscar Allen, William Hart, John Lanahan, William
steck, Ed Kiesle, Walter Robinson, Robert Reed, Sylvester Kasberg, William - Ash, - Arthur Shea, John Walsh, Maurice Jansen, Charles Date, Jacob Kiefer, Arthur Rouse and Peter Bulger.
Advance Night will be observed by the Englewood O. E. 8. at its regular meeting in the chapter room at 2714
E. Washington St. tonight at 8 o'clock. : »
Hoosier Athletic Club. Tommy Kib-
Flynn, Thomas Killilea, C. H. Reif-
Observes Advance Night |
of small clothes pins around a wire, bows, red crepe papers and flowers.
(5) “Dinah”—two chocolate paper held by toothpicks. (6) Cover
from Valentine box of pink paper flowers, ribbons tipped with hearts, paper lace doily. (7) Cardboard heart padded with cotton, edged with paper ruffle and blue paper forget-me-nots. (8) Home sandwich ‘plate of red, gold and powder blue paper.
Personals
Thirty-one Indiana girls will be among the 500 Stephens College students who will leave March 2 for their annual spring tour and cruise. The trip will include visits to Washington. and New York. From New York the party will sail on a cruise down to the coast of Florida and stops at Miami and Galveston, Tex. After a visit at. Houston the coéds will return to Columbia, -Mo., to resume classwork on March 16. Indianapolis girls who will accompany the party are the Misses Sue Virginia Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hull; Miss Janet Meredith, daughter of Mrs. Hazel G. Koon; Miss Dorothy Nell Plopper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Plopper, and Miss Jane Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Shaw. Sia 3 Other girls from the State will be Helen Azimow, Alexandria; Alice Lamont and - Miss Betty Huston, Anderson; Miss Jane Meyer, Miss Marjorie Glass and Miss Dorothy Fruechtenich, Ft. Wayne; Miss Lois Kiesling, Logansport; Miss Ruth Weidner and Miss Phyllis Bockhoff, Richmond; Miss Barbara Jean Voss, Seymour, and Miss Natalie Pfaff, Shelbyville. Miss Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Shaw, has been ini-
|tiated into “Hola Touche,” honorary
fencing Society at Stephens. Miss Julia Buckner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Buckner, 515 S. Central Court, has been selected as a member of the all-star volley ball team at Christian College, Columbia, Mo. Miss Sylvia Ann Werner, 3518 Balsam Ave. is spending a month visiting friends in New York City, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. She will return about March 10.
Miss Dorothea West, Norman Brown and Lester Wells have returned to Indianapolis from Kendallville where they visited Miss Lois Gaskill.
Auxiliary Will Meet
Members of Big Four Railroad Auxiliary 116 of the American Legion will meet tomorrow. Mrs. Fred Meixner, 1125 N, Temple Ave., will be hostess at a covered dish luncheon at 1 p. m. at her home.
Dr. Gideonse
‘The ‘indiana polis League of
‘For Lincoln Day
Columbia ‘Professor Due To Talk Tomorrow. “On ‘Pocketbook.’
Women Voters will present Dr. Harry D. Gideonse, Columbia Uni. versity associate professor of economics, in a affairs tomorrow Mills Hall. ~~ A Dr. Gideonse will talk on “Your Pocketbook and the World Dilemma.” The lecture is one of a series by. authorities on current world affairs sponsored by the league. Mrs: John K. Goodwin, league president, will introduce Dr. Gidconse, League members on the arrange ments committee include Miss Elsie Sinclair, executive secretary; Mesdames Grosvenor Shirk, Gifford, William Allen Parry. and Addison T. Parry. _ Tickets may be bought at the door or cou books are availabie at the Indi League office. Mrs. Maurice T. Harxell is the project ‘chairman. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin will entertain Dr. Gideonse at dinner before the lecture. Dr. Gideonse formerly taught at the.University of Chicago. He has been editor of the Public Policy Pamphlets, published by the University of Chicago Press and is author of several books on economics and government.
Women of G.O.P. Name Hostesses
night at Caleb
Committee members and hostesses for the annual Lincoln Day ‘luncheon of the Women’ Republican Club) of Indianapolis had been named today. The luncheon will be at 12:30 p. m. Thursday. in the Columbia Club. Miss Marion E. Martin, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee and executive director of the National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs of America, will speak. ; Mrs. James M. Tucker will be chairman of hostesses. Assisting her will be Mesdames Elias Atkins, Joe Rand Beckett, Frank Binford, C. Dolly Gray, S. L. Shank, Taylor Groninger, Fred Sims, Harry Ore lopp, Chestina Mauzy, James L. Murray, Gavin Payne, Charles Jewett, Irving Lemaux, Fred Matson, James Cunningham, Robert Elliott, Fred Gause, Emsley Johnson, U. S. Lesh, Phoebe Link, Harry Leslie, Mark Rhoades, Ralph Spann, Wolf Sussman, Bert Thurman, W. H. Swintz, Howard Travis, D. O. Wilmeth, L. E. Hobson, Harry Barnard, William H. Morrison, Nicholas M. Harrison, J. C. Siegesmund, Arthur L. G , Kin Hubbard, William H. Hart, Clifford Harrod, Edson T. Wood, Walter T. White, George Weigand, Charles N. Williams, Walter Marmon, Edward PF. Smith, J. €. McCoy, Louis R. Markun; Misses Jane Lamb, Clara Gilbert, Jessie Levy and the officers, Mesdames Clarence R. Martin, A. N. Bobbitt, Walter Krull, Walter Pritchard, H. K. Green, Miss Genevieve Brown, Mrs. George Rafert, Fortville; Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Martinsville, and Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Hagerstown. Mrs. Green will be chairman of tickets, assisted by Mesdames Krull, Pritchard, Grover Workman and Arthur R. Robinson. Mrs. Bobbitt, chairman of music, will be assisted
McDonald, Anita Scott, James Og-
dames Perry. John Reed, Adeline Toms, Gage McCotter and Frank Cones. Mrs. Carl Vandivier will have charge of pubYeity.. : Mrs. Lyman Thympson: is telephone chairman, dames Hollie Shideler, G. F. Kleder, E. J. ‘Scoonover, O. E. Anthony, Agnes Todd, A. W. Hall, Frank Huse, W. B. Hartsock, George Ross, A, B. Bement and Martin. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will give the
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lecture on international |
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State Children’s Bureau Official To Speak Here
Miss Mildred Arnold, head of the Children’s Bureau, State Department of Public Welfare, will speak tomorrow night at a meeting of the Indianapolis branch, American Association of University Women. Several study groups will meet this week.
Mrs. Horace Shonle will review a talk of Dr. Homer P. Rainey, director of the American Youth Commission, at the meeting. tomorrow. The program will follow a dinner at 6:15 p. m. Mrs. Harold F. Dunlap, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Oren D. Pritchard, Arthur Van Arendonk, Frank ' B. Ramsey, David Leslie Smith, John Graves, John A. Cejnar and A. A. Trefz, Miss Helen Carr and Miss Charlene Heard.
The contemporary literature study group will meet today at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Ross Lyons will review “Grandma, Called It Carnal” (Bertha Damon). The hostess will be Mrs. Nathan Morgan.
Charles Feibleman will speak to the international relations group Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. on “Refugees.” A round table discussion will follow.
Social welfare group members will meet with Mrs. Donald C. Drake, 122 E. 47th St., Thursday at 9:45 a. m. Child welfare legislation will be discussed. Mrs. Kenneth G. Kohlstaedt, 1543 Udell St., will be hostess for the preschool parental education group Friday at 2 p. m. Discipline, anger, shyness and fear will be subjects for discussion.
Music Unit
Members of ymphony,
‘Society to Entertain id Guests Friday.
Members ‘of the Kokomo unit of the Indiana State Symphony Sg-
ciety’s women’s committee, will be
honor guests Friday at the usual preconcert luncheon and music talk in: the Athenaeum preceding the week-end concerts by Fabien
Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Sym-
phony. Orchestra. The explanatory music talk will be given by Mrs. Clarence Coffin. Mrs. Herbert M. Woollén, chairman of the promotion committee of the women’s group will: be in charge. The Kokomo unit includes Mesdames J. ‘A. Ka! and Paul H., Durham, co-ch n; Mesdames Bennett B. Bobbitt, John R. Brown, Alden P. Ches Elton R. Clarke, John “Ellis Fell, Paul W. Ferry, March Haynes, Glen R. Hillis, Wanita F. Hughes, Lloyd McClure, W. R. Morrison, Edward W. Penn, Frank Pennell, T. D. Thatcher, Lucy Vance, L. O. Williams and the Misses Frances Long, Jane Pennell, Arian Tudor and Anne Walsh. Psi Jota Xi Sorority will have its customary large representation at the luncheon. Hostesses at the sorority table will be Mesdames D. K, Mills and Paul Swiggett of Alpha Lambda Chapter in Zionsville, ° ! Reservations for the luncheon, which is open to all members of the women’s committee and patrons of either the Friday -aftérnoon . or Saturday evening concerts, must be received at the Murat Theater aneadquarters of the. Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra before 5 pn. m, Wednesday.
White Cross Unit ~ Will Arrange ‘Book Review
Plans for a book review by Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten March 3, at the World War Memorial, will be | completed today at a meeting of the White Cross Music Guild at the home of Mrs. William M. Leonard, 4516 E. Washington St. Several units are to sew this week in the guild rooms at the Methodist’ Hospital nurses’ home. J
Mrs. Will Hitz is president of the music unit. She will be: assisted in the review plans by Mesdames W. C. Borcherding, J. M. Bryant, J. C. Schneider, Lloyd McInturf, Harold Seaman, Jesse Webb, Eva Hitz, Laurence Hayes, Harry W. Krause, Beth Barnard, Lewis Shott, Eugene Thornburg, R. E. Spreckelson, Fred Weiss; Miss Frances nold and Miss Beulah Bailey. | : The Third Christian and Unitarian Hostess units of the White Cross Guild were to meet today to sew and roll bandages. Grace Church unit will work tomorrow. Mary Hanson Carey Research, Alpha Omicron Ale phd and St. Paul units will meet Wednesday, the Mother Guild on Thursday and Riverside and Unity units on Friday.
Pastor to Speak On ‘America’
The Rev. E. Burdette Backus of All Saints Unitarian Church will speak Wednesday at a monthly luncheon meeting of the Community Welfare Department of the Woman’s Department Club at the clubhouse. The Rev. Mr. Backus will talk on “The Soul of America.” Mrs. Backus will be a guest. : Decorations and appointments for the luncheon will be carried out in the patriotic motif. Mrs. H. C. RyKer or Mrs. Ray B. Dorward of the
telephone comihittee™ will receive reservations. :
invocation at the luncheon.
Entertains at Bridge Mrs. Bernard B. Blinn, 1335 N. Riley Ave. was hostess recently at a bridge party in honor of Mrs. William Hardy and Miss Helen Walters.
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