Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1939 — Page 15
. of the Irvington Woman’s Club. . Mrs. George Buck will be hostess at
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Chicago Author to Speak - Here Monday on Hobbies.
A variety of topics, including different phases of citizenship, parliamentary law, state penal institu- |. tions and hobbies, will be discussed at club meetings Monday afternoon and evening. - One group will hold a Founders’ Day banquet and anDther will observe Butler University ay. -
Mrs. L. E. Shaver, Chicago author, will speak at the meeting of the Woman's Research Club in the Recreation Room of Jordan Hall on the Butler University campus. Mrs. Shaver, author of “Old Glass and Where to Find It,” will talk on “Why Have a Hobby.” An old glass exhibit also will be shown. The meeting will mark Butler University Day for the club. Mrs. J. W. Putnam and Mrs. G. A. Ratti will~be hostesses, assisted by member of the social and program committees. Music will be furnished by the Butler choir of 80 voices, with Joseph Lautner directing.
Mrs. Ira Swartz will entertain members of the Carnelian Club at
N. New Jersey St. Mrs. Clarence A. Tucker and Mrs. Joseph L. Conley will be assistant hostesses.
. Mrs. George M. Gahagan will review “La Guardia” before members
her home, 311 N. Audubon Road.
“Subsidiary Motions” will be the lesson discussed by members of the Indianapolis = Parliamentary Law Club at the home ¢f Mrs. Thomas R. Booth, 126 E. 50th St. The program and study will follow a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Everett E. Lett, Louis R. Markun, Harry Meisse and Miss Maude M. Russell.
Three papers on “Citizenship” will be read at a meeting of the New Era Club. Mrs. C. R. Miles will present “Who Are Citizens?”; Miss Nellie Henderson, “How Acquired and How Lost?” and Mrs. E, E. Padgett, “Rights and Obligations of Citizenship.” Mrs. C. W. Cole and Mrs. W. H. Clark will be hostesses at the Cole home, 2258 N. New Jersey St.
John A. MacDonald will speak on “Adaptive Mechanisms” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Liter-
house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.
Miss Marian F. Gallup, superintendent of the State Woman's Prison, will speak on “Institutions” at a meeting of Chapter G of the P. E. O. Sisterhood. Members of the Indianapolis P. E. O. Council will be special guests. Mrs. J. W. Hubbard, 911 N. DeQuincy St. will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. I. H. Staley and Mrs. Grace I. Reynolds.
and Auxiliary will hold a dinner meeting tonight at Catherine's Tearoom. The committee in charge
Bright pink plush makes and
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Legion Units Meet Jointly;
Junior Post
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Joint meetings of two American Legion posts and their auxiliaries
are scheduled for tonight. One auxiliary is to hold a business meeting Monday and a junior unit is plannihg a flag presentation for Wednesday. The Osric. Mills Watkins Post 162%
Members of the La Phyllis Club will observe Founders’ Day with a banquet Monday evening. at the Canary Cottage. Miss Juanita Donaldson is chairman of arrangements. Miss Helen Hopping is program chairman,
_Members of the Busy Fingers Club will meet at 2 p., m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Pickard, 1824 Southeastern Ave.
Magazine Club To Mark 50th Year With Tea
A two-tiered birthday cake, bearing the dates 1889-1939 and lighted with 50 candles, will form the tea table centerpiece tomorrow when the Magazine Club observes it 50th anniversary with a musical tea at the Woman’s Department Club. Mrs. Mary E. Perine, only living founder of the organization, will cut the cake, decorated with violets. the club flower, and gold ribbon. About 250 invitations have been sent to friends and club leaders for a rgception from 3 to 5 p. m. Mrs, Frank T. Edenharter is in charge of the music, which will include selections by a string trio and harp numbers by Miss Roberta Bland. Mrs. Othniel Hitch, president, will greet the guests and a| tribute to the club’s founders will be presented by Mrs. Frank C. Yarling, recording secretary. An exhibit of “Autumn Leaves,” the group’s publication, which features original articles and poems by members, will be shown. Mrs. Russell I. Machael is general chairman of arrangements for the event.
Today’s Pattern
includes Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker, Erwin B. McComb, Mrs. Howard Paddock and Joseph A, B. Smith. A short business meeting will follow the dinner and bridge and Chinese checkers will be played. Dr. Harry Nagle, commander of
Pleats are smarter than ever, and
the Irvington Post of the American
Legion, will speak tonight on “The Birth of Old Glory” to members of the Broad Ripple Post and Auxiliary at the hall, 61st and College Ave, William W. Zaring, Americanism chairman, is in charge. Claude Gass is post commander and Mrs. Mabel Fuller heads the auxiliary, Memorial Post 3 Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Robert Sullivan, Americanism chairman, will be in charge. Guests will include Mrs. Lillian Swaim, 12th District president; Mrs. Sue Mitchell, district secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Pribble, 13th district treasurer. Reservations may be made now for the Memorial Post and Auxiliary party Feb. 28. The Hayward-Barcus Post Junior Auxiliay will present a flag to the North Seventh Day Adventist School, 23d and N. Alabama Sts., Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Margaret Boyle, president of the Auxiliary, will speak. Miss Betty Jane Klye, junior president, will present the flag to Kathleen Ross, kindergarten representative, Earl Paul Turner of the iptermediate grades, and Robert Little from the junior high room. The Rev. F. C. Carrier will give the aeceptance address. Special guests will be James Ahern, 12th district commander; Mrs. Lillian Swaim, 12th District auxiliary president: Williams Sayer, State Legion adjutant; Joseph F. Lutes, State Legion Americanism Commission chairman; Mrs. Josephine Kimberling, State Auxiliary secretary, and Mrs. Edna M. Barcus.
Choruses Meet Monday
The Federation of Mothers’ Choruses will meet at 10 a. m. Mon-
brim of the shallow hat and a black net snood make the set especially smart when worn with a black crepe afternoon dress.
Program Is Planned By Women of Moose
Otto Cox will speak on “Our Rela= tions With Our Neighbors to the South,” Thursday at the luncheon meeting of the Women of the Moose at the temple. A card party and Chapter Night Program are scheduled for the remainder of the day. Candidates will be initiated and a schocl of instruction will be held under direction of Mrs. Jean Butze, ritualistic chairman. She will be assisted by
Mesdames Bertha Willner, Betty Klem, Cleo Moore, Helen Wolsifer, Clara Thompson, Clara Neerman, Nellie Runyan, Kathryn Hansford, Mayme Whiting and Frances Wiebke: Mrs, Esther Hansford, president, will preside. Luncheon
Georgia Herold or
Mrs. Maudie Shouts. :
Silver Tea
|fred Bradshaw. -
|tainment program given yesterday
reservations may be made with Mrs. |.
Plans Are | Completed Mrs. 0. C. Wilson Is Head
Committee.
Mrs. O. C. Wilson is chairman: of arrangements for a Silver Offering Colonial Tea to be held from 2 to 5 p. m. Monday by the ways and ‘means: committee of the auxiliary to the Juvenile Detention Home, at the home, 538 W. New York St. During the afternoon, a program of accordion music will be presented by Miss Helen Wall and Miss Myrna
sing. Receiving guests with Mrs. Walter
| Geisel, president, will be Mrs. Wil- |
liam H. Hodgson, honorary president, and Mesdames Everett Hays, W. F. Holmes, Wolff Sussman, Merlin Mullane, Otis Carmichael, K. W. Steinkamp, M. Earl Robbins, Glenn
ter and Irving Gammerdinger. ‘Aid With Hospitality
Mrs. C. J. Finch, hospitality chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames William C. Freund, Chic Jzckson, Charles Thomas, H. P. Wetzell, J. W. Carter, Clayton Ferguson, Besse
Sharp, J. B. Vanderworker and Wil-
Aiding Mrs. Paul W. Oren, chairman of the courtesy committee, will be Mesdamés John R. Nadolny, George W. Dyer, George T. Doyal, Lena Galloway, George R. Maxwell, A. C. VanAundouk, Chauncey Buck, E. C. Ball, 8S. J. Bardsley, Rhoda Brennan, L. W. Brandt, H. L. Coyner and Miss Deldris Stanley. Mrs. Elmer Beanblossom, tea chairman, will have for her assistants Mesdames Charles Rosenbarger, Lynn Adams, Robert Mottern, Russell Duke, Otto Lawrence, R. A. Scherer, O. A. DeLoste, L. L. Edmonds, Sam Finkelstein, W. C. Haugh, Julia Mass, J. L. McDermed, E. C. McKinney, H. B. Tillman, L. B. Sackett, O. S. Srader, J. L. VanCamp, George Vestal, Cecil Vestal, W. P. Weimer, J. R. Yeagy, Harry Young and B. C. Reed. Mrs. E. H. Niles will be in charge of the silver offering. ‘
Puppets Presented
At Women’s Home
Mrs. W. Irving Palmer presented the’ Palmer Puppets on the enter-
by the Welfare Club at the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. Musical numbers included songs by Mrs. Leonard Fredrickson; piano solos by Miss Mary Guttman and selections by two trios, one composed of Mrs. William N, Fleming Jr., piano; Mrs. Homer Woods, violin, and Mrs. Saul Bernat, cello, and the other of Robert Marsischke, vio= lin; Miss Eva Lou Marsischke, cello, and Miss Olive Kiler, piano. Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority members were
Belle Barnes presented several readings.
Initiate Vogue-Ettes Pledges Tomorrow The Vogue-Ettes Club will initiate new members at services tomorrow night at the home of Miss Ruth Stansbury, 823 Eastern Ave. A slumber party and sunrise breakfast
Sunday will follow. . Pledges include the Misses Flossie
Mae Neil, Leatha Phebus, Pauline Taylor and Genevieve Jatho.
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‘lub Federation
Support of Sheriff Feeney’s anounced campaign for a vice cleanup and a motion to. endorse the Board of Safety's action to retain police protection for school children were voted by the Seventh District
ys Federation of Clubs this morning Of Detention Home [5 monthly meeting.
The organization held an institute on “Club Ethics” in Ayres’ auditorium. The chorus of the Seventh District Federation was given official recognition as a separate organization headed by Mrs. H. T. Grouns
‘Backs Feeney, Indorses Police Guard at Schools
# singing unit formed fnder the federation. : : “A report on the progress of all federation-indorsed legislation in the General Assembly was presented by Mrs, Charles H. Smith, legislative chairman for the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Two of the bills supported by the women’s group, House Bill 37 providing free serum for the poor, and
Senate Bill 10 repealing the old child indenture laws, have been
|dorsed by the federation stil is being considered, Mrs. Smith stated.
Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, a director
of the G. F. W..C., spoke to the
group’ on the proposed New Har~
‘mony Memorial. She urged atiend-
ance at a public hearing next Tuesday: evening. + Committee ' reports
‘were given by Mrs. W. H. Polk, ¢lub-
women; Mrs. ‘George A, VanDyke, foundation fund; Mrs. C. L. Kittle, co-operation for the blind; Mrs. D, V. Lucas, book memorial, and Mrs, E. H. Soufflof, student loan. Mrs,
Melvin E. Robbins reported on the
hospitalization week’ at City Hospital.
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‘At Hibben School
The second Visiting day for parents and grandparents of pupils attending Hibben School will be held from 10 to 11:30 a: m. Monday at the school, 5237 Pleasant Run Parkway. The school includes kinder- " garten, primary, nursery coaching and first grade divisions. Hostesses will be Mesdames Walter Gingery, R. C. Kunz, H. B. Morrow, James V. Rawlings, R. O. Blair, R. P. Reese, W. Kenneth Shirley, Carl B. Enochs, Emil Reinhardt and Dean Baer. Miss Hazen Hibben, Mrs. Seward Baker and Miss Frances Weidekamp. are instructors at the school, assisting Miss Helene Hibben, director.
Lutheran Group Play Will Open Monday
Members of the Senior Walther League of St. Peter's Lutheran Church will present a comedy, “Speeding Along,” on Monday and Tuesday in the school -auditorium, 11th St. and Temple Ave. The play will begin at 8:15 p. m. each eve-
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