Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1939 — Page 4
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Mrs. Russell S. Williams (left) and Mrs. William Henry Harrison are assisting with artangements for the presentation of the Ruth Page Ballet at the Murat Theater on March The performance is sponsored by St. Margaret's Hospital Guild. Proceeds will go to
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philanthropic projects at the City Hospital.
More Hoosiers Drawn
To Miami
and Other
‘Sunny Towns in South
Frederick G. Appel Joins Wife at Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ash at Key West; Mrs. Morrell Plays at Propylaesum Today.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Mrs. Alfred L. Piel is at Miami until the first of March with Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Vachel Hamilton and their daughter, Linda, who are at the Hotel Miramar for the rest of the season. Frederick’ G. Appel has left to join Mrs. Appel and Mrs. C. Fred Davis who have been
at Ft. Lauderdale for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bevington and Henry Stelck are spending three weeks at Miami and Key West. Mr. and Mrs. F. Neal Thurston and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Ash, who have been traveling in Florida, are now at Key West. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Werkman are spending the winter at Ft. Myer and other Florida resorts. Walter B. Freihofer is at St. Petersburg for several weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freihofer of Philadelphia. Mrs. Philip Adler Jr. also is vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Fred Wasson and her niece, Miss Virginia Layman, who have been at Phoenix, Ariz, for several weeks recently went by plane to Pasadena to visit Miss Bayman’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Layman Jr. Mrs. Dan Layman is home from two weeks’ visit in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ruddell, who have been at Tucson, will leave soon for Ranch 76 at Wilcox, Ariz. Paul G. Bigler of New York, formerly of Indianapolis, has been at the Marott Hotel for several days. Mrs. Bigler and Mrs. Lucille Warren of Minneapolis, who frequently visited Mr. and Mrs. Bigler here, sailed last week on the S. S. Normandie for a cruise to South America. Mrs. Clarence N. Warren and Mrs. Kenneth L. Craft will leave tomorrow for San Antonio, Tex., to visit Mrs. Warren's son, who is a student at the flying school at Randolph Field. They will go to Sotpus Christi and Monterrey, Mexico, before returning in three weeks. \ Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. will be home today from a 10day trip to Boston, New Haven .and New York. Mrs. Woollen Jr. visited her niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis, a student at Radcliffe College, while she was in Boston. Ralph Crosby of Woonsocket, R. I, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Rogers. Mrs. Martine Griffing will leave tomorrow for two weeks in New York. Mrs. George L. Horton is at Martinsville for a week. William Allen “Moore has left for a two-week trip to Norfolk, Va. cit Dr. Jan : Milner Wii give an Jjusteasse talk on “Petra, the Lost y,” a e¢ Government Science Club’s guest meetin home of Mrs. Albert L. Rabb. g 8 Friday af the 8 2 = DS
Luncheons Precede Recital :
Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank and her sister, Miss Clara Gilbert, and Mrs. Harry C. Kahlo will be hostesses for luncheon parties
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on Friday.
Activities this week for members of women’s church groups will include a book review, several social events climaxing the pre-Lenten
The ways and means committee of the auxiliary to the Juvenile Detention Home will hold a Colonial Tea this afternoon at the home. Mrs, O. C. Wilson (seated) is arrangements Mrs. Merlin Mullane (left) will be among the hostesses and Mrs. E. L. Bean-
blossom (right) is tea chairman. Mrs. Walter Geisel is auxiliary president.
Church Groups Plan Several Social Events Before Lent; Observe Prayer Day Friday
Honor Given To Initiates Of Sorority
season and special services in observance of the World Day of Prayer
Special Ritual of Jewels
Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will & review “My Son, My Son” (Howard Spring) before members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening following a dinner at 6:15 p. m. at the church, The review will begin at 8 p. m.
Mrs. C. C. Long, Cincinnati, home base secretary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, will speak Friday at the annual World Day of Prayer observance in the Second Presbyterian. Church. The program will begin at 11 a. m. under the sponsorship of the Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women. Mrs. ng’s subject will be “Let Us Put Our Love Into Deeds and Make Them Real.”
Mrs. Sally Churchill and Mrs. Earl Sweeney, soloists, will present several selections, accompanied by Charles F. Hansen, organist. Other musical numbers will be sung by a quartet, including Mesdames S. B. Harry, Guy O. Carpenter, Philip A. Kappes and Robert White Blake.
Mrs. Orien W. Fifter, chairman of the Spiritual Life Department of the council, will be in charge of thé program. Mrs. J. PF. Morrison, president, and Mesdames C. O. Nease, Asa E. Hoy, Wellsie K. Hin, Harry Jung, Miss Esparanza Rodrequez and Miss Vivian Tinnel will speak briefly.
Members of the St. Philip Neri Altar Society have planned two social meetings this week. A party will be held at 8:30 p. m. tonight in the church auditorium and a pre-Lenten luncheon and card party will be held tomorrow. Mrs. Emma Vaughn and Mrs. Robert Bell are cochairmen of arrangements for the luncheon event from 1:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. in the church auditorium.
Class at Butler To Pick Queen
Ceremony Planned by Beta Sigma Phis.
Included in activities of Greek letter organizations during the early part of the week will be routine business meetings, a George Washington party and a special ritual of
For Murat Ball
A sophomore queen election, plans for a coed basketball tournament and discussions of sociological topics are among current activities on the campus of Butler University. The Mothers’ Council will meet Friday. 2 Men of the sophomore class will elect a ‘Sophomore Sweetheart” to rule at the annual Cotillion of the class Friday, March 3, at the Murat Temple. William Hamilton will be general chairman of arrangements. Candidates for the election must file their petitions before Friday, Mr. Hamilton stated. John Shiel, election chairman, will be in charge of the voting on the day of the dance. Sororities will choose candidates. Jimmy James, radio broadcasting orchestra, will furnish the music. : Three papers on topics of current social interest will be presented tonight at the meeting of the Butler University Sociology Club at the! home of Dr, James H. Peeling, 245 W. 46th St. Miss Jeanne Wintz is president. Lecture subjects will be “Marriage Laws,” “Family Conditions in the Juvenile Detention Home” and “The Less Privileged Sections . of Indianapolis.” Plans for field trips to the American Settlement and the James E. Roberts School will be made by the group. Seraph Ashjian will discuss “Oriental Rugs” before members of the Mothers’ Council of Butler University Friday at 10 a. m. in Jordan Hall. Miss Catherine Bell of the Bomar Cramer Piano Studio faculty, will play several selections.
jewels ceremony, One sorority will
have honor initiates at its meetings.
Miss Orinda Mullikan, director of
Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, International honorary sorority, will conduct the ritual of jewels ceremony at the sorority’s meeting tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Elfrieda Rogers will sing sorority songs.
Initiates are Misses Laverne
Brown, Marie Delatore, Viola Epperson, Margaret Farmer, Marjorie Ferree, Gagen, Ruth Ellen Gipe, Mildred Heavrin, Monte Johnson, Kathryn Phillips, Jeanne Smith and Mrs. Rose Raff.
Ocal Franklin, Tryphosa
The sorority colors, black and
gold, will be used in table decorations for the supper after the ceremony. Miss Delatore is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Misses Phillips, Gipe and Franklin,
Miss Dorothy Miller will be hostess
to members of Sigma Lambda Chi Sorority at 7:30 p. m. -tonight at her home, Plans for initiation will be discussed.
1428 N. Dearborn St.
Members of Alpha Chapter of
Delta Theta Chi Sorority will be entertained tonight at the home of Miss Martha Davis, 2164 Carrollton Ave.
Plans for a theater party on
Thursday will be discussed by members of Lambda Chi Delta Sorority at’ 8 p. m., tomorrow in the Hotel Riley. ;
Members of Chi Phi Gamma So-
rority will discuss plans for their
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‘Americanism’ Will Be Theme
Of Legion Auxi
liary Programs;
Juniors Plan Flag Ceremony
In keeping with the “Americanism” theme. for this month, three units of the American Legion Auxiliary will have programs on this subject at meetings tonight and tomorrow. Included in junior auxiliary project at meetings tonighi and tomorrow. A junior auxiliary will hold a
flag presentation. on Wednesday. card party and luncheon tomorrow.
One auxiliary
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Unit 153 of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold an Americanism program tomorrow afternoon atthe home of Mrs. W. F. Hendren, 3420 Broadway. Mrs. Charles Watkins and Mrs. Francis Anderson will be assistant hostesses.
The Madden-Nottingham Unit 348 of the Legion Auxiliary will be hostess at a luncheon and card party tomorrow at the Foodcraft Shop. Proceeds from the event will be used in the group’s welfare work. Mrs. Ruth Fields is chairman of the committee on arrangements. Mrs. Catherine White is president. Reservations may be made with members of the unit.
Mrs. Robert Sullivan, Americanism chairman of the Memorial Post 3 Auxiliary will be in charge of the program of the unit’s monthly meeting this evening at the Hotel Antlers. Guests at the meeting will include Mrs. Lillian Swaim, 12th District = president; = Mrs. Sue Mitchell, district secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Pribble, 12th District treasurer. | The group will hold a joint party with members of the Memorial Legion post next Monday. Reservations for the event may be made now.
Members of the Hayward-Barcus Post Junior Auxiliary will present a flag to the North Seventh Day Adventist School at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the school, 23d and N. Alabama Sts. Miss Betty Jane Kyle, junior president, will make the presentation.
Kathleen Ross, kindergarten representative; Earl Paul Turner, of the intermediate grades and Robert Little from the junior high school will receive the flag for the school. The Rev. F. C. Carrier will deliver the acceptance address and Mrs. Margaret Boyle, president of the auxiliary, will speak. :
Guests at the presentation cere-
State Assembly Women Guests
At Silver Tea
Members of the State Assembly Women’s Club will be guests this afternoon at a silver tea given by the Auxiliary to the Juvenile Detention Home at the home. Mrs. Walter H. Geisel, auxiliary president, and Mrs, Ann Pickard, superintendent of the institution, are in charge of arrangements. Other activities for club members this week include a tour of Central State hospital, a business meeting and a visit to the Indiana State Farm. The group will visit Central Hospital at 2 p. m. Wednesday following a business meeting at 11 a. m. in Parlor B of the Claypool Hotel. They will be guests at a luncheon Thursday at the State Farm at Putnamville. Because Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend has been called to Lafayette by the serious illness of her rister, the ‘club has postponed the tea in her honor which was to have heen given tomorrow. Mrs. Townsend’s sister is Mrs. Ida Carr of Putnamville,
Square Dance Scheduled
The “Gay Nineties” of the Third Precinct of Perry Township will present an old-time square dance tonight at the card party and dance to be sponsored by the 18th Ward Democratic League at Carr's Hall, 54362 E. Washington St. :
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The Mothers’ Club of Fall Creek Kindergarten will sponsor its annual card party Thursday at Ayres’ Auditorium, Assisting with arrangements are (left to right) Leeb, Howard W. Billeisen and Mrs. Raymon Freeman, eral maintenance fund for the kindergarten.
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Plan Forum On National Constitution
Department Club Women Arrange Meeting for Wednesday.
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, applied edue cation chairman of the Woman's" Department Club, will conduct a forum on the U. S. Constitution at a meeting Wednesday of the Amer ican Home Department of the ore ganization at the clubhouse. The
forum will be entitled, “We The People.” It is to begin at 1:15 p. me “Making God a Reality in the American Home” will be discussed by Dr. George Arthur Frantz. Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, chairman of the Department, will preside at a busi<® ness ‘meeting scheduled for 2:15 p. m. Kelvin Masson, violinist, will play and Mrs. Edward Files and Mrs.. Fred Pettijohn will presentg a patriotic tableau in observance of Washington’s birthday. Mrs. Edward S. Ludlam, Mrs, Colin L. Lett and Mrs. William I. Hoag will be hostesses at a tea to® follow the program. Mrs. Jess E. Martin and Mrs. rence Orr are chairman and vice chgirman in charge of tea arrangements andg Mrs. DeWitt S. Morgan and Mrs. Walter R. Mayer will pour, : Assisting on the tea committee will be Mesdames Robert Bruce Malloch, James S. Marlowe, C. H.% William C. McGuire, Charles F. Miller, Grace Norris, Howard E. Nyhart, William M, O’Brien, Albert H. Orr, George S. Olive, J. H. Orndorff, Oliver P. McLeland, Arley Ember McNeely, Felix T. McWhirter, O. D. Mickel, R. A. Miller, Willis K. Miller, ; Clyde V. Montgomery, J. W. Moore,? Robert L. Moorhead, Ralph Gregory Morgan, Edward H. Niles, J. B. Phillips, Miss Laura Nester and Miss Dorothy Phillips. @ Mr. C. J. Finch heads the hospitality committee and Mrs. John
F, Engelke is door chairman,
Mrs. J. W. Atherton, president, will
he annual card party at their meeting preside.
tonight at the home of Miss Norma Ranehan. The party will be in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium.
Miss Mary Lou Mattlock, 2263 N. Alabama St., wil be hostess to members and guests of Alpha Chapter of Phi Theta Delta Sorority Wednesday evening. Members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will sponsor a Washington Birthday party in the social room of the Business Furniture Co. tomorrow at 8 p. m. Proceeds will go to the Central Council’s fund for the national convention to be held here in June. Chinese checkers, bikige and other games will be provided. :
Mrs. Theodore Losche, 609 Terrace Ave, will entertain members of Theta Mu Rho Sorority Wednesday
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at the Propylaecum today preceding Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell’s violin recital at 2:30 o'clock. Their guests will be seated at one large table. Mrs. Shank and Miss Gilbert will entertain in honor of Mrs. Douglas Pollock Johnson of Norfolk, Va. who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Stanley M. Timberlake, at the Marott Hotel. Guests with Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Timberlake will be Mesdames John W. Kern, Lucius M. Wainwright, John M. Shaw and William L Taylor. Mrs. Kahlo will entertain Mesdames Frederick E. Matson, Ross Wallace, Carlos Recker, Henry Tefft, E. Havens Kahlo and Miss Julie Ann Tefft. In Mrs. William Allen Moore's luncheon party will be Mesdames William J. Lochhead, William McHenry Horne, Charles A. Pfafflin, Edson T. Wood Jr. and Grosvenor Shirk,
Ruth Page Ballet Postponed
Due to. the illness of Miss Ruth Page and several members of her company the concert which was to have been given by the Ruth Page Federal Opera Ballet Wednesday evening at the Murat under the auspices of St. Margaret's Guild has been postponed until March 21. The ticket office at 418 Guaranty Building will remain open daily from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. :
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monies will include James Ahern, 12th District commander; Mrs. Swaim, 12th District auxiliary president; William Sayer, State Legion adjutant; Joseph PF. Lutes, chairman of the State Legion Americanism commission; Mrs. Josephine Kimberling, State Auxiliary secretary, and Mrs. Edna M. Barcus,
Miss Dice to Review
Education Articles
Miss Marguerite Dice will review current articles on education at the 1 o'clock luncheon meeting Wednesday of the Goucher College Alumnae Association. Miss Grace Emery will entertain the group at her home, 912 West Drive, Woodruff Place. Miss Ruth
Members and guests of the Miss Elean oF » Cook. 'w : ill Mother Theodore Circle 5¢, Daugh-|charge of a basketball on en ters of Isabella, will hear a lecture|at the university. She was chosen by the Rev. Fr. Thomas Mind-|chairman at a recent election. Miss rup at their meeting tomorrow at Louise M. Schulmeyer is head of the 8 p. m. in the Catholic Community {Woman's athletic department, Center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania St.| Sorority and intra-mural groups Father Mindrup will discuss his|Will compete in the tourney which is work in the missionary field. sponsored by the Woman’s Athletic
Association. The Rev. George G. Kimsey, pas-| Miss Betty Hamilton won first
tor of the Memorial Baptist Church, [Place in the W. A. A. archery tourand Mrs. Kimsey will be honored perient ab the Mnijesiy. Other by members of the congregation at ss J a an open house and birthday party Barkan and Mary Bell. Miss MMagThursday evening in the church.daline Adams, instructor, was i “The Community Looks at the ? ? a
Church” will be the theme of the| "> 8:
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Among the speakers will be Tony
Vows of Johnson-Richardson Nuptials Exchanged in Church
Church decorations, of pink at the wedding Richardson and George B. Johnson
The Rev. Charles H. McPheeters ¢&-
read the single ring service before a background of pink tulips and snapdragons in aqua vases, palms and cibotium and Cathedral tapers. Pocket bouquets of smilax, pink roses, tulips and snapdragons decorated the pews which were designated by pink satin ribbons. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
~ Charles W. Richardson and . the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and George B. Johnson II, Atlanta, Ga.
The bride entered . the church with her father and wore a gown of bridal blush fashioned on Victorian lines. The dress was made of double net over satin with pleated festoons in floral designs through the ‘full skirt which ex- | tended into ‘a long train. She wore | a diamond pendant of her mother’s and her fingertip-length veil of bridal blush illusion cascaded from a coronet of tiny pink blossoms, | Her bridal bouguet was of pink freezias and French roses arranged around ¢hree pink ' orchids, with showers of pink satin ribbons:
Mrs. Walter Frederick Hickman, matron of honor, wore a gown of pearl pink marquiseiie with. Vionette neckline, softly draped bodice and a full skirt. She carried a bouquet of pink tulips aisies and camellias. . Miss Ed Johnson, maid of honor, was gowned like the matron of honor and carried ‘a similar bouquet. : The bridesmaids, Misses Virginia Byrd, Georgia Jo Hodges, Dorothy Mae Glosson, Virginia Rother, Jayne Davis and Lillian Jo Walters, wore dresses like the other attendants ‘fashioned with square necklines and shirred bodices. Pink moire sashes formed large bows at the waistlines of the dresses and
all wore tiny clusters of ostrich tips
gowns and flowers were carried out in shades at 6:30 o'clock yesterday evening of Miss Betty
III at the North Methodist Church.
of pink tulips, daisies an of J2mbler roses. S avs e flower girls, Janice Wood Charlene Richardson, were ond like the bridesmaids and wore small gold lockets. Kenneth L. Peters acted as Mr. Johnson's best man .and ushers were Dr. W. A. Bodenhamer, Richard W. Adney, Robert W. Jarvis Jr., Joseph Milner Jr., Wendell Stidham and Charles H. Reser, : Mrs. Richardson chose a gown of ice blue starched satin with American Beauty accents and rhinestone hair ornaments, with an orchid corsage, while Mrs. Johnson's dress was of black Chantilly lace with gardenias. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, 4133 Rookwood. Ave., fololwing the ceremony. Twin wedding cakes on plateaux of French roses, pink gardenias and camellias formed the centerpiece for the pink satin covered table. The house was decorated throughout with spring flowers and smilax. About 150 guests attended the reception. ;
Academy Alumnae
Plan Book Review
' 8t. John Academy Alumnae will present Mrs. Philip B. Lyon in a book réview, “Ellen Ewing—Wife of General She: n,” at 8 p. m. Thursday at the academy, 135 W. Maryland St. © : ‘The arrangements committee includes Mrs, William McMahan, Mrs. Sylvester O’Brien, Misses Mary Werner,: Mildred Kasper, Mabelle
Flack, Ralph Phelps, Earl Buchanan, Roscoe Conkle, Dr. H. F. Thurston, and the Rev. R. R. Cross. V. R. Henderson, superintendent of the Sunday School, is in charge of the program, and Michael Fries will be in charge of music.
Mrs. Mabel Baker, teacher of the Philathea Bible Class of the Garden Church, will be in charge of the observance at the church of the World Day of Prayer on Friday. A continuous meeting will be held from 9 a. m. until 9 p. m. with “quiet hours” at noon and at 5 o'clock. j
Mrs. Charles W. Mitchell and Miss Estelle Goldsborough will lead the children’s hour at 3 p. -m. Speakers during the day will include Mrs. Brunson Motley, the Rev. Clive McGuire, the Rev. Vasile Prodan, the Rev. W. F. Buckner, the Rev. George T. King, the Rev. S. W. Hartsock, the Rev. Charles A. Wade, Jack E. Jones and Jay G. Lyons. :
Members of the Choir Guild of the Church of the Advent will observe Shrove Tuesday with a dessert bridge tomorrow at the parish house. Hostesses will be Mesdames George Pittman, George I. Biegler, Dolly Gray, Arthur Paddock and R. P, Louis. ea
Mrs. HE. Eberhardt of the Wheeler City Rescue Mission will present an illustrated lecture at the meeting of the Mary Conkle Circle of the Third Christian Church Tuesday, Mrs. A. L. MecColloum will entertain ‘ the circle at her home, 940 Eastern Ave. Mrs. Eberhardt’s talk will concern her work at the Mission. : 5
Mrs. K. R. Vaught, hostess chairman, will be in charge of the covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Assistant hostesses “will be Mesdames R. E. Bishop, Nell Eppler, E. M. Haggard, Thomas Paddack, L. A. Von Staden and W. P. Whittinger. Mrs. C. R. Matthews is
Willard, founder of the W. C. T. U.
at 8 p. m.
Stone will be assistant hostess.
To Hear Sketch
Mrs. Lester Whiteman, Winona Lake, will present a dramatic monologue on the evening program of the midyear meeting of the executive board, Indiana Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Whiteman’s presentation will be “The Uncrowned Queen,” a sketch of the career and life of Frances E.
W. C. T. U. members of the nation are celebrating the centennial of Mrs. Willard’s birth this year. Mrs. Whiteman will be costumed in a dress of Mrs. Willard’s tine. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, Liberty, state president, will preside at the board meeting to begin at 11 a. m. in the Y. W. Attending will be offi-
directors, state lecturers, evangelists and presidents of 54 county unions. Mrs. C. W. Ackman is president of the Marion County W. C. T. U. Mrs. Stanley will outline plans of the national union to enroll 50,000 new members during 1939. The or-
narcotics and disease was started last week at the opening of National Temperance Week. All members of local unions and of unions in adjoining counties are invited to attend the evening’s entertainment.
Manual Senior Club ‘Sponsors Plaid Hop
Training High School will
noon at the close of the day’s classes at the girls’ Manual’s Pep Band will play and a floor show is planned. ; committee
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