Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1939 — Page 15
FRIDAY, FEB, 24, 1939
.. Discussions ~ To Feature
~ Club Events
Monday Group to Mark
44th Anniversary
Next Week.
Discussions of current problems in foreign policies, home-making, legislation and a variety of other subjects are scheduled for club programs Monday afternoon and evening. One group will celebrate its 44th’ anniversary and two chapters of the International ‘Travel-Study Club will hear papers. One garden club has announced a meeting for Wednesday afternoon.
Members of the Fortnightly Literary Club will hear two papers at their meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John A. White, 614 BE. 49th St. Mrs. George W. Shugert will discuss “The Home Beautiful” and Mrs. Melvin E. Robbins will talk on “Child Life in America.” Mrs. A. B. Weyl will be assistant hostess.
Thurman Miller will be guest
speaker on the 44th anniversay pro- | gram of the Monday Club Mondayf] afternoon at the American United |
Life Building, 30 W. Fall Creek Blvd. Mr. Miller's subject will be “Folks I Like.” Mrs. Robert Blake, contralto, will sing.
Mrs. Grace Wilson Evans, president of the Indiana Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs, will address members of the National Association of Women Monday at 7:45 p. m., following a dinner meeting at 6 p. m. The meeting will be at the Hotel Washington and Mrs. Izona Shirley, chairman of the legislative committee of the association, will be in charge of the program. Miss Helen von Willer will be soloist, accompanied by Miss Marie Kyle. Mrs. Shirley will be assisted by members of her committee.
A discussion of the fine arts will be presented at the meeting of the Present Day Club Monday afternoon. Mrs. O. H. Greist will talk on “The Fine Arts, an Incentive to Fine Living,” and Mrs. Florence Keepers Lewis will play piano selections. Mrs. Paul T. Rocliford, 5653 Washington Blvd, will entertain, assisted by Mrs. J, R. Spalding.
Mrs. William H. Herbst will present the question “Is This the Right Time for Philippine Independence?” before members of the Monday Afternoon Reading Club Monday at the home of Mrs. John Maltby, 3720 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. J. C. Teegarden will preside at an institute following the paper.
Robert Frost Daggett will talk on “Anti-Aircraft Artillery” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Literary Club Monday’ evening at the D,, A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.
A moving picture, “Keeper of the Fires,” will be shown to members and guests of the Woman’s Rotary Club Monday afternoon at the Columbia Club. The program will follow a luncheon at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. John Thornburgh will present a paper, “Heroes and Heroines,” before members of the Venetian Chapter, International Trav-el-Study Club, Monday afternoon. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. before the program. Mrs. Andrew Underwood will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. M. B. Dunn and Mrs. Lowell Waymire.,
Mrs. Harry Allen, 1336 N. LaSalle St., will be hostess to members of the Emera Club at 8 p. m. tonight at her home. .
Miss Barbara Hunt will discuss “Heroes and Heroines” before members of the Lady Aberdeen Artist Chapter of the International Trav-el-Study Clab tomorrow at the Colonial Tearoom. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. will precede the program. Mrs. Elmer Johnson and Mrs. Max Norris will be guests. Mesdames Wallace Heller, Chauncey Jarvis and Omer Trees will be hostesses.
“Design in Flower Arrangements” (John Taylor Arms) will be discussed by Mrs. John Downing at the meeting of the Forest Hills Garden Club Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. _Thomas W. Jackson will be hostess,
Sponsor Rummage Sale Members of Bethel Chapter 23 of the Order of Job’s Daughter will hold a rummage sale all day tomorrow at 1108 E. 17th St.
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Social Events; Dance
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Sororities List Variety of
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Logansport Wedding, Betrothal Announced
Times Special :
marriage and announcement has been made here of the engagement and approaching marriage of a former Logansport resident. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith are making their home in Logansport following their recent marriage. Mrs. Smith was Miss Wilma Mayhill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
LOGANSPORT, Feb. 24. —Parents of one local girl have announced her
ter Mayhill of this city before her |ter of the Rev. Manfred C. Wright, Woman's Relief Co
marriage, She attended Purdue pastor of the Methodist Church in
Chi Omega Sorority. She is an-ac-tive member of the local chapter Jyeight, wise sities OF the bride-to- . 4 .
of Delta Chi Sigma Sorority. Mr. Smith attended Wabash College and was graduated from Indiana Law
School. He is chairman of the Cass| -
County Republican Central. Com- |g
Members of the Lula Ha - Junior Club 11 of the Joseph Book Review Planned |Gordon, Woman's Relief Corps Miss Jane Lineberry will present | will present a patriotic program book review at the meeting of the|8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly,
ee aS itn of this be. 20d Independent Social Club Tuesday [513 N: Illinois St.
Mrs. John B. Smith of this city.
The Rev. R. M. Dodrill will
Miss Dorothy E. Wright, former |2fternoon at the home of Mrs. Ar-|,, «washington and Lincoln.” local girl, will be married to Karl{thur T. Mayfield, 51 W. Fall Creek | Mary Hollingsworth, patriotic ins Conner, Ft. Wayne, on Friday,| Blvd. The program will follow a|structor, will have charge of the
program.
|dianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Al-
‘| Evergreen Tree” at the luncheon
Due.
Activities planned: by social chairmen - of Indianapolis sororities include a variety of social meetings, two benefit bridge parties and a style. show. ‘One organization will hold their founders’ day dinner and
dance tomorrow, while another: will he entertained at tea. by’ pledges. Initiation servi and a iuncheon have been planned by a mothers’ organization. Miss Kathryn Yeaman will be chairman of a benefit bridge party and style show to be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in Ayres’ auditorjum’ under the auspices of the In-
pha Delta Theta Sorority. Assisting with arrangements are Misses Katherine Maurer, La Verne Ridlen and Adelaide Gastineau. Proceeds will be used for the sorority’s national philanthropic project, a public library at Moores Creek, Ky. Two events planned for March by Tri Psi Sorority, Mothers’ Club of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Butler University, are a benefit bridge March 6 in Block’s auditorium and initiation services and a luncheon on March 3 at the chapter house. Mrs. Floyd C. Bell, ways and means chairman, will have charge of the card party at 2 p. m. She will be assisted by Mrs. W. I. James, candy; Mrs. R. C. Cashon and Mrs, W. L. Jones, door prizes; Mrs. Ora Butz, pencils and tallies, and Mrs. J. B. Stalker, tickets. Mrs. Russell Cox will review “The
honoring new initiates. Mrs. Paul R. Duckwall will be chairman of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames F. A. Harris, Fred N. Hooker, A. D. Gray, C. E. Vollmer, C. L. Hopkins and James N. Firth. Members of Alpha, Beta and Gamma Chapters of Theta Nu Chi Sorority will hold their annual Founders’ Day dinner and dance tomorrow night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Kathryn Dittrich is social chairman. Committee members assisting in arrangements include Misses Virginia Shields, Eileen How-
and Mary Egan.
ga Nu Tau Sorority, will entertain active members Sunday afternoon
several short talks and a musical
St. Paul Methodist Church. A memorial in honor of Mrs. Frances E. Willard, W. C. T. U. founder, also will be presented. The business meeting opened at 9 o’clock. Luncheon was to be served at noon and the afternoon session will continue till 4 p. m, : Mrs. Luella FP. McWhirter, editor of the “Message,” official publication of the Indiana Union, is to speak at the afternoon meeting on “Woman’s Responsibility.” Mrs. C. W. Ackman, county president, gave the morning address on “Ships of Faith.” Mesdames Martha Arnold, Edna Smith, Paul Durant, Thomas Ingmire, Enos Snyder, Hattie Watson, Jennie Houze, E. P. Messick and Roy Vice will present the memorial service. A quartet composed of Mesdames Grace Newby, Charles R. Lizenby, Durant and Anna Able will sing and other music will be provided by Jerry DeWeese, Donald Gene Durant and George Harold Greenwalt. Other speakers are to be Mesdames H. D. O’Brien, E. S. Stewart, C. E. Carter, R. G. Mueller, Nellie Pittman and Charles Grant. Mrs. Emery T. Scholl, director of the State Probation = Department, will speak to members of the Meridjan W. C. T. U. at their annual institute Wednesday at the Third Christian Church. The meeting will open at 10:30 a. m. with a directors’ roundtable, Luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. W. C. King will conduct the medal contest in the afternoon and Mrs. Martha Gipe will lead the devotions. Mrs. Harry Sloan will lead the roundtable. Mrs. F. E. Lockwood is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. T. B. Wright and Mrs. Fred
The group will hold its next business meeting Saturday, March 4.
Women's Lodges Schedule Round of Social Gatherings
Social meetings hold the spotlight in women’s lodge activities for-the next few days with a membership tea and chili supper planned. One group held a meeting yesterday and another organization will hold Advance Night at their meeting tonight, : ; The Ladies’ Auxiliary. to the Indianapolis Police Department will conclude its membership drive with a tea at 2 p. m. Monday in Ayres’
auditorium.
Mayor Sullivan and Police Chief Morrissey will be special guests at the tea. Mesdames Martin H. Fahey, John F., Dugan and Roy A. Pope, membership committee members, have been in charge of the|work. Mrs. Lois Booker and O. R. drive gnd will head the arrange-
ments committee for the tea.
Sickels, Mrs. S. C. Fulmer is president.
members of the Eastern Star Choir as special guests. Mrs. Helen Ruskaup and Aubrey D. Porter will be worthy matron and patron in charge of ritualistic
Dickinson are worthy matron and patron of the chapter. Members of the 1937 Past Ma-
Mary E. Balch W. C. T. U. today in @
Push Roadside Beauty Work, 3 Groups Urge
Three Indiana women’s organizations today called on the Legislature to kill any pending legislation that would “impair or disrupt” the State Highway Department’s roadside scenic improvement program. In resolutions adopted and transmitted to members of both houses, their roads committees and the Governor, the three groups condemned what they termed “attacks on the roadside project by selfish prejudiced interests.” The organizations are the Garden Club of Indiana, American Association of University Women and the Indiana Federation of Clubs.
Aimed at House Bill
Mrs. Walter P. Morton, president of the Garden group, declared the resolutions were aimed at a House bill now pending before the Senate Roads Committee which would distribute an estimated additional four million dollars of gasoline tax funds to ‘local units, cutting the State's share. The measure, which passed the House after considerable debate, specifically provides $2,500,000 in gas tax funds annually shall be distributed to cities and towns, with the money remaining to be divided half to the State and half to the counties. Mrs, Morton said the organizations were opposed to any bill which would reduce the Highway Departmept’s share of gds tax funds because the department’s roadside program would be crippled. No date has been set for consideration of the measure by the Senate committee.
Hostesses Picked by ‘Spurs Club at Butler
Hostesses for the annual card party of Spurs, Butler University honorary for sophomore women, had been announced today by Miss Jane Owen, social chairman. The card party will be next Friday in Ban-ner-Whitehill auditorium. " Hostesses will include Misses Bet-~
Mayhill, Cornelia Conner and Eleanor Cook. The party is designed
ty Rose Martin, Mary Bell, Lucille |Guild at the home of Mrs. Robert
to promote more friendship between | dames S, G. Huntington, I. F. Mayer,
at an informal tea. Miss Marie
at her home, assisted by Miss Vic- |: toria Marsulescu and Miss Lorene Aikens. E
Hershman, 1608 Central Ave. Members of Alpha Chapter, Alpha Gamma Sorority, gathered at the home of Miss Mary Miller, 4414 College Ave,
Butler Band Dance Chaperons Named
Chaperons for the second annual band benefit dance at Butler University had been announced today. The event will be held tonight in the small gymnasium of the fieldhouse after the Butler-Wabash basketball game and proceeds will be used to send the 80-piece organiza-| tion on football trips next year, Chaperons are Ellis E. Carroll, director; Prof. Gildas Metour, Prof. and Mrs. James F. Price, Prof. and Mrs. Donald D. Burchard and Prof. and Mrs. Clyde L. Clark. Members of the committee on arrangements are Robert Whitesell, Robert Pfaff, Joseph Woddell, Robert Patrich, Shirley Atkins, Robert Ayres and Robert Renz,
Y.W.C.A. Sports Round Popular
More than 200 persons have taken part so far in the National Sports Round of the ¥. W. C. A, now in session under auspices of thé Health Education Department in the Central Y. W. C. A. building. Table tennis is the game featured in the special table tennis room in the basement of the Central building. . Free instruction is given and the room is open to the public, men and girls, from 8 to 10 p. m. each evening. A large clock the building lobby records the progress of the sports round. The event will close March 15. | Miss Jane Jenner is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Misses Lucy Hollingsworth, Elzora Kring, Betty Williams, Margaret Gibbs, Ruth Shimer, Nan Clark and Mrs, Lova Wood. The committee will arrange a tournament for the last week of the round.
Mrs. Robert Flutro Will Address Guild
Mrs. Robert Plutro will review a book at a meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday of the Riley Hospital Cheer
Mottern, 920 N. Auduben Road. Assistant hostesses will be Mes-
women of the freshman and sophomore classes. ?
Perry Roberts, Carl Aumann, A. FP. Fleming, C. D. Vawter.
ard, Helen Brown, Lois Williams ; Pledges of Lambda Chapter, Ome- §
Hartley will be hostess to the group |.
Two sororities held meetings last. 1 night. Members of Alpha Pi Ome- | § ga met at the home of Miss Helen | &§
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