Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1939 — Page 9

| Legion Unitslt’s Easy to Make

Look: Ahead To Dinners

Luncheons Also’ Slated; ‘Junior Group Gives Sweetheart Dance.

American Legion Auxiliary activities take on a social aspect with dinner ‘meetings planned jointly with Legion posts for tonight and Friday and luncheons and a review: slated ‘for the near future.

One junior group held a sweetheart dance last night ‘and members of another unit entertained their husbands recently.

Auxiliary members of the Osric Mills Watkins Post 162 will join with the post for a dinner meeting at-6:30 p. m. Friday at Catherine's Tearoom. Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker sand Erwin B, McComb are cochair“men of the event, assisted by Mrs. Howard Paddock and Joseph A. B. Smith. - -

Following the dinner, a short business -meeting will be conducted. Bridge and Chinese checkers have keen planned for the evening. Kurt Ww. Schmidt is post commander and irs. Gus G. Meyer is auxiliary president. ©

~ Mrs. Robert Tatman, president of the. Post 4 Legion Auxiliary, will preside at a ‘business meeting at 8 ou’clock tonight at the Indiana World War Memorial.

"Joseph Lutes, department Americanism chairman of the Hay-ward-Barcus Post 55, will be toastmaster at thé annual dinner-dance tonight at the Irvington Masonic “Lodge hall, sponsored jointly by the post and auxiliary. ‘The Stone Trio:will provide music for the 6:30 p. m. dinner and Miss Mary Jane Tucker, accordionist, and Leroy: Randolph, entertainer, will sing and dance, accompanied by Mrs. Jesse G. Cummins, Honor guests.will include Harold A. Shindler, ‘Newburg, department commander, and Mrs. Shindler; Mrs. Gladys- Huckleberry, Salem, department - auxiliary president; William Sayer, department adjutant, and Mrs. Sayer; Mrs. Josephine Kimberling,- department auxiliary secretary; Frank H. Henley, secretary, Indiana World War Commission, and Mrs. Henley; James C. Ahern, 12th -district - commander, and Mrs. Ahern; Mrs. George O. Swaim, 12th district auxiliary president, and Mr. Swaim; Mrs. Edna M. Barcus, first department president, and “mother” of the post and auxiliary. Roy H. Moore is post commander and Mrs. Jean S. Boyle is auxiliary president. ‘Harry L. - Ridgeway, second vice commander, is general chairman of the event.

« Members of the Junior Auxiliary of Post 65 held a “Sweethearts’ Valentine Dance” last night at the Legion home, 6566 W. Washington St.

Future activities for the Bruce P. Robison Auxiliary 133 include a - luncheon next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Cora Raber, 3033 Washington Blvd., a’ book: review March 3 By ~ Mrs. ‘Kathryn Turney Garten, anda rummage sale planned for March 4 in Brightwood. A : special - program is being planned for the luncheon meeting. Assisting Mrs. Raber will be: Mes-! dames: William S. Mayer, Joseph Storey and Fred H. Hasselbring. Proceeds from the rummage - sale and book review at Ayres’ auditorium will go to the district scholarship fund. ~

Members of Broad Ripple Auxilfary 312 will hear a book review at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the post hall. Mrs. Cleo A. Snyder will review “Benjamin Franklin” and a fea will follow.

Members of the Past Presidents’ Parley, Haywood Barcus Auxiliary, entertained their husk-nds recently at a pitch-in supper in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lutes, 4320 Carrollton Ave. ' Mrs. Ralph Klare, president, presided at the gathering

Two projects to be sponsored by the Bruce P. Robison Auxiliary include a rummage sale March 4 in Brightwood and a book review by Kathryn Tourney Garten March 3 at Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds will go to the district scholarship fund. A special program has been arranged for the luncheon Feb. 21 to be held at the home of Mrs. Cora Rober, 3033 ‘Washington Blvd. Assisting Mrs. Rober as hostess will be Mesdames William S. Mayer, Joseph Storey and Hasselbring. The Junior Auxiliary will entertain a group of girls at the Seitlement Saturday, Feb. 18, with a “My Hero” party.

The Robert Kennington American Legion Auxiliary 34 will be entertained at tea this afternoon at the home :0f Mrs. Maurice Hayes, 3840 Park Ave. Mrs. Hayes is auxiliary president.

Plan Benefit Cod Party

The Welfare Club will sponsor its annual benefit card party Wednesday, April 12, in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. J. L.- Davidson will be general chairman, assisted by Mrs. William Birk.

‘dent, will present a short sketch of

School or Party Frock Is Hand-Crocheted.

NEW . YORK, Feb. 15 (NEA).— One of the smartest little party or dancing school frocks for a small girl is hand-crocheted. There's plenty of time between now and Easter to make it for some favorite child. Here are directions for sizes 2 and 3: Fifteen balls of white or ecru

mercerized crochet cotton—size 30 —or 18 balls (size 30) of any color are required. Also a -steel crochet hook No. 9 or 10, 4 small buttons and 3 yards of narrow velvet rib-

n. Gauge for Yoke: 7 sps make 2 inches; 5 rows make 1 inch. Yoke: Starting at bottom, ch 257 to measure 23 inches. ist Row: Sl st in 4th ch from hook (a p made), ch 1, d c in 8th ch from hook, counting back from p; * ch 1, ch-4 p, ch 1, skip 2. ch, d c¢ in next ch. Repeat from * across (83 sps). Ch 4 turn. 2d Row: Ch-4 p,chl *dcinnextdcchl,ch-4 p, ch 1. Repeat from * across, end= ing with skip 2 §h d c in next ch. Ch 4, turn. Left Back. 3d Row: Work as for 2d row until 18 loops are made. Ch 3, turn. Make d c¢ in 1st d ¢ (thus decreasing 1 sp for armhole). Work over remaining 17 loops as for 2d row until piece measures 4 inches in all (20 rows). On next row, starting at armhole edge, work in pattern across next 8 sps. Ch 4, turn. Work over these 8 sps for 2 more rows.

Shoulders Start at Armholes

To shape shoulder, starting at armhole edge, sl st in each st across 1st 4 sps, ch 3 and continue in pate tern over remaining 4 sps. Fasten off. This completes Left Back. Front. Skip 6 sps, attach thread to next d ¢ and work in pattern across next 35 sps. - Ch. 3, turn. Next row: D ¢ in next d ¢ (1 sp decreased); continue in pattern across, ending with d ¢ in 3rd st of turning ch (another sp decreased). Ch 3, turn. Repeat the last row once more. Work over remaining 31 sps until piece meéasures 3'% inches (17 rows). next row, work in pattern across 1st 8 sps, turn and work over these 8 sps for 6 more rows. Then shape shoulders as for Left Back. Fasten off. Skip 15 sps of Front, attach thread tov .aext d c and work over remaining 8 sps to correspond with opposite side. This completes Front. Right Back. Skip 6 sps, attach thread to next d ¢ and work to correspond with Left Back. Skirt. Attach thread to turning ch of 1st sp of Right Back, ch 6, tr in next d ¢, * ch 2, tr in next d ¢. Repeat from * across to corresponding position on Left Back. Ch 5, turn 2nd row: Skip 1 sp, * in next sp make: d c, ch-4 p,|

Neat Little: Dancing.

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Complete’ Dir Directions Given for Fashioning Of Sizes 2 and 3.

‘* around, ending with d c in each

of 2d c. st of ch-5 first made.

‘Work without increasing

Join with sl st to 3rd Continue in pattern as for lst rnd, increas-

“ing 1 d c in center of each d c-

group on every 4th rnd until there are 10 d ¢ in each group. until skirt. measures 10%2 inches in all. ‘Next rnd: Ch 5, * in next ch-3 sp (between d c-groups) make: 4 dc, pand 4d c; ch 2, dc in each of next 10 d ¢, ch 2. Repeat

.. from * around. Fasten off.

. Sleeves. Starting at bottom, ch 90 to measure 8% inches. 1st row: Tr in 9th ch ‘rom hook, * ch 2, skip 2 ch, tr in next ch. Repeat from * across (28 sps). Ch 5, turn. 2nd row: * In next sp make: dc, p,dec, ch 3, dc, p, and dc; ch 2 dc in next sp, ch 2.

‘Repeat from * across, ending with

1de. Ch, turn.

3rd and 4th rows: Work in pat-.

tern across. Ch 5, turn. 5th row: Work in pattern across, increasing 1: d ¢ in each d c-group.

+ 6th row: Same as 3rd row.

-group decreased), tinue in pattern, increasing 1 d e¢|

7th row: Sl st in each st. across to 3 d c¢ incl: (1 shell and 1 d ¢- ch: 3 and con-

in each d c-group, to within last d c-group, d ¢ in center of d ¢- group (a shell and ad c-group decreased). Ch 3, turn. Continue

"in pattern, decreasing 1 d c-group

or 1 shell, as the case may be, at both ends of every other row, at the same time increasing 1 d ec in each d c-group every other row until there are 7 dc in each group.

Finish With Ribbon Trimming

Continuing with decreases until 6 shells remain, dec. 1 d ¢ in each d c-group on each row until 1 d ¢ remains in each group. Ch 3, turn. "Work over the remaining 6 shells as follows: *3 d c in next shell, ch 2, d ¢ in next d ¢c, ch 2. Repeat from * across. Fasten off. Sew up shoulder seams. Sew up sleeve seams and sew sleeves in. Attach thread to bottom of sleeve and work 2 rnds in ‘pattern all

~ around lower edge. Fasten off.

(Attach thread to 3rd st of turning ch at neck edge of Left Back, ch 5, p,chl, * tr in next tr, ch 1, p,

ch 1. Repeat from * all around neck

edge.

A full skirt flares from a demure little yoke in this smart party

dress for a small girl.

It is hand-crocheted of mercerized crochet

cotton—really quite simple to make.

from ‘* across, ending with ch 2, lot 8th row and do not turn, but sl d c¢ in 3rd st of turning ch. Ch 5, | st in 3rd st of turning ch-5 at be-

turn. 3rd to 8th rows incl: * In ch-3 sp (between d c-groups) make: d c, pdc ch3 dc pandd c: ch 2 dc in each of next 2 d c, cn 2. Repeat from * across, ending with:

ginning of row. ‘ Hereafter work is done in rnds instead of rows: 1st rnd: Ch 5, * in ch-3 sp (between d c-groups). make:. de ch 3 dc, pand d c; ch 2,

dec, ch3 dec, panddc (shelD; chich 2, d c¢ in 3rd st of turning ch.|2 d c¢ in next d c (increase); d c 2, 2 2 d c¢ in next sp, ch 2. Repeat! Ch 5, turn. Omit the ch-5 at end!in next d c, ch 2.

Repeat from

dec pl

Then ch 5 for buttonloop, skip 1 sp and work a row of s ¢ closely together along edge of Right Back, making 3 more ch-5 loops at equal distances apart. Work a row of s ¢ along edge of Left Back. Fasten off. Run ribbon through tr-row of sleeves, and tie ends at center. Run ribbon through top row at

neck edge and sew ends in place]

on wrong side. Cut remaining ribbon’ in half; sew one end on wrong side of center back and run remaining length to center front. Finish other side in same way, and tie ends at center front. Sew on - buttons to correspond with buttonloops.

Pre-Lenten|

Hotel Dance Is Po pul ar

Several Parties Arranged For Marott Dinner Tomorrow Night.

Marott Hotel tomorrow night. The event will be the last of the hotel's social affairs until after Lent. Among reservations are those of Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Tucker, E.

E. Hadden, Capt. and Mrs. Louis E. Kruger; Mesdames Carl Vernon Griffith, A. H. Steinbrecher, Catherine McCool, Messrs. Norman G. Stanley and Urban Pflum. Lynn Richman’s orchestra wil: play for dancing. Music during the dinner hour will be provided by Consuela Couchman Dunmeyer, cellist; Carolyn Ayres, Turner, pianist; Victoria Montani; harpist, Lillian Snyder, contralto, and Haze Silvey Hill, Soprano.

Mrs. James Stuart To Be Tea Hostess

Mrs. James A. Stuart will be hostess at 2 p. m. today at tea for members.of Chapter F, P. E. OC. Sisterhood and other guests. She will be assisted by Mesdames John S. Stuart, Paul Preston and Lawrence Newburn. Mrs. Paul Kilby, president of the chapter, and Mrs. Walter T. White, past president, will pour.’ Mrs. Ora Leigh Shepherd will speak on her recent trip to South America and Mrs. Margaret James of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music will sing.

Federation to Have

An institute on “Club Ethics” will be conducted Friday morning at thz Seventh District Federation of Clubs meeting at Ayres auditorium. Committe reports will be made by

George A. Van Dyke, foundation fund; Mrs. C. L. Kittle, co-opera-tion of the blind; Mrs. D. V. Lycas, book memorial; Mrs. E. H. Souffiot,

bins, hospitalization Week at City Hospital.

Voice Club to Meet,

Discuss Dance Plans

Plans for the dance of the Edith Jane Fish Voice Club will be discussed by members at their monthly meeting tonight at 8 p. m. in the Hotel Washington. Elmer-Nieten is chairman of the dance which will pe Friday evening, March 3, at the

Riviera Club.

Several parties are ~ being ar- | ranged for the dinner-dance at the |

E. Montgomery, Russell G. Wilkinson; Dr. and Mrs. Claude.

Club Ethics Institute

Mrs. W. H. Polk, clubwomen; Mrs. |

student loan, and Mrs. M. E. Rob-_

ent-Teacher Association at school.

: SN P.-T. A. Meeting Set A nominating committee will be and Michigan Sts. Members will selected tomorrow night at a meet- | have an old-time box social begins ing of the University Heights Par- {ning at 7:30 p. m. Women meme the bers are asked to bring boxes. The

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designs for every size and every oc-.

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Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Townsend, Unit to Meet

Townsend Club 49 will meet toe night at the clubroom at Pershing

public is invited.

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Silver Tea on Social Program

For W.C.T.U.

Women’s Christian Temperance Unions in Indianapolis have planned a silver tea for tomorrow afternoon

as part of the organization's social program. Two business mestings have been scheduled and one group will attend a program following their regular gathering.

Mrs. Carl Hastings will be hostess at her home, 1049 Viila Ave. with a silver tea for the Sarah A. Swain W. C. T. U. The Keoliians, including Misses Alberta Day, Edna Mae Irwin and Ruth Blackwell will provide music. Mrs. R. E. Higgs, vocalist, will sing and readings will be given by Mrs. Linnie Burns, reader. Mrs. C: W. Ackman, county presi-

the life of Frances Willard and Mrs. Hubert Jordan will speak on “Citizenship.”

Members of the Broad Ripple W. C. T. U. will conduct a business meeting at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Broad Ripple Methodist Church. Following the meeting the unit will attend a program honoring Frances E. Willard given by junior high school students of School 280 in the school auditorium. Mrs. S. C. Young is president of the unit.

Miss Mary Gross and Miss Lois Bishop will be guest speakers at the New Crusade Youth’s Temperance Council meeting next Monday evening. Miss Thelma and Miss Mary Ellen Buhmiller will be hostesses to the group at their home, 1056 Castle Ave. Mrs. Maryellen Mendenhall, president, will preside and Miss Catherine Boothe will lead devotions.

Sorority to Hold Party

Members of Gamma Phi Zeta Sorority will hold a Valentine party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln. Hostesses will be Mesdames R. M. Vandivier, Ray D. Miller, Noel Bailey and Harry Aldrich.

Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 Mary Spickelmire, hostess.

3608 Salem, hostess. E. 3d, hostess.

hostess. Luncheon.

Arlington, hostess. “Pilot. Thurs. noon. Columbia Club.

Chappell Rebekah Lodge 702. Fri, tine party. -

patron.

| Tinos, Business at 1:30 p. m.

ae ri ct 2:30 p.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta. Tonight. Miss Betty: Stutsman, Indianapolis Alumnae, Sigma Kappa. Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, 738

CLUBS Janet Ada. Thurs. noon. Mrs. John Bernloehr, 925 N. Gladstone, Olive Branch Girls’. 8 p. m. tonight. Mrs. Irene Waters, 1810 N.

Alabama, hostess. Mrs. Ethel Rhoades, assistant: Irvington Homemakers. 1:16 p. m. today. Mrs. Eimer Fox, 316 8.

LODGES

Prospect Chapter 452, O. E. 8. 7:45 p. m. Mon. Prospect Masonic Hall, State and Prospact. Patriotic program and stated meeting. ' Mrs. Maude Belford ‘and Aubrey White, worthy matron and

Sewing Circle, Myrtle Pythian Sisters. 12:30 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Hattie

A. Ryder, 1018% N. New Jersey, hostess. Sandwich luncheon. Joseph R. Gordon, W. R. C. 43. Fri. noon, Ft. Friendly, 512 N

2 CARD PARTY

p. m, tonight. Hotel Lincoln. Mrs.

Luncheon.

evening. Hall, 1120 W. 30th. Valen-

m. Thurs, St. Cecilia Clon,

gram.

Club Meetings

Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell will be

Club. Committee members in charge of the supper at the Propylaeum in¢lude Mr. and Mrs. Simon P. Baus, Mrs. Jacob Dunn, Mrs Janet P. Bowles and Ferdinand Schaefer.

A biography will be reviewed. by

meeting of the Review Circle. Hostesses will be Mesdames Walter Green, Frank Lewis and L. S. Rose.

Mrs. E. J. Shields will entertain members of the Thursday Lyceum Club tomorrow at her home, 536 Sutherland Ave. Mrs. Frank Smith will review “Red Star Over China” (Edgar Snow).

tomorrow at her home, Tenth St., Ladies’ Federal Club.

Members of the 1908 Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. E. A. Abbett, 4338 College Ave.

4518 E.

Capitol Avenue Methodist Church at the church parlors. Mrs. C. L. Brewer will preside. :

Mrs. James W. Putnam will be luncheon hostess tomorrow at a meeting of the MacMurray College Club at her home, 327 Buckingham Drive. Mrs. William E. King will assist the hostess.

Members = of the Alexandrian Chapter, International Travel-Study Club, will hold a noon luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. O. G. Merrill, 1122 W. 35th St.

Members of the Tri C Club will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow with Mrs. Fern Stauffer and’ Mrs. Robert Thomas, 2960 E. Michigan St.

The T-A-T-I-T-O-T Sub Deb

morrow. afternoon at the home of Miss Elaine Garrett.

Valencian Chapter, International

p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Guilford Hennegar, 2722 N. Gale St. A lecture on “Abraham Lincoln” will be a feature of the proMrs. Fred Wright and Mrs. Thomas Burnett will assist the hostess.

The February Frolic of the Ca-Lo-Di Club will be held Saturday night, Feb, 25, at the Municipal Gardens clubhouse. Music will be by Bud Stone and his orchestra. Newly-elected officers are: E. P. Carroll, president; O. E. Stone, vice president; H. A. Walker, treasurer, and N. T. LaMarr, secretary.

A Guest Day meeting of the Social Study Club was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Josephine’ Sacre. Mrs.: Harvey ‘Bishop, marimba player, and Mrs. Hester Burgan, accordion player, presented a program. Mrs, Essie Elliott gave a reading.

Mother to Entertain In Ruth Page’s Honor

Mrs. Lafayette Page will entertain informally on Feb. 22 for about 30 guests in honor of her daughter, Miss Ruth Page, Chicago, who will appear in the Ruth Page Federal Ballet with Bentley Stone. THe appearance will be sponsored at the Murat Theater by the St. Margaret's

in charge of a program on “An’Eve- | ning of Music” at the supper meet-| } ing tomorrow night of the Portfolio] |"

Mrs. J. J. Williams at tomorrow’s| |.

Mrs. C. E. Pogue will be hostess|

to members of the!.

Club will hold a Valentine Tea to-|

Travel-Study Club, will meet at 7:30 |

Hospital Guild. In private le. Miss | -

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