Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1939 — Page 8

PAGE 5 Propylaeum to Hear Drama Reading After

Buffet Supper Sunday

Mrs. Alice Baxter Mitchell to Recite Portions of Rachel Crothers’” Comedy; Program Is Arranged by Mrs. Frederick E. Matson.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The Propylaeum Club is to present Mrs. Alice Baxter ‘Mitchell of Cincinnati in a dramatic recital following the monthly buffet supper Sunday evening. She will give readings frem Rachel Cropthers’ comedy, “Susan and God,” in which Gertrude Lawrence starred in New York

and Chicago. Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, entertainment ;

cornmittee chairman, has arranged the program. _ Mrs. Mitchell, who formerly lived here, recently appeared in a revival of “The Torchbearers” in Hollywood, Cel, and has broadcast several programs over the NBC network. She will go to New York next week to give a program before the American Women’s Association. . The Christamore Aid Society’s sales tickets for Clare Boothe’s comedy, “Kiss the Boys Goodby.”

force is out today with Pro-

ceeds from the opening performance March 28 at English’s will be

used to support the Christamore summer carp at Traders Point. Tickets were distributed at a meeting yesterday at the home of

Mrs. William C. Griffith. Mrs. Edward E. Gates Jr. is general chajr-

-man of the fund-raising project. 2 ” »

‘Mayerling’ Premiere Impressive Any doubts concerning the reception of the French cinema in Indianapolis were swept aside last night by the impressive attendance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the local premiere of “Mayerling.” The enthusiastic response to the movie-~supper-dancing pro- ‘, gram indicated the Filmarte Guild had made its debut under a

lucky star. Se, Chairs and tables were set in every available inch of space for the 500 guild subscribers and their guests who moved at a snail's pace through the crowded foyer-‘to the ballroom: where the screening was held. { . Mrs. Wendell Rynerson in het Charles . Martin, natives of

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France, confessed pleasure in the performance. Bertita Harding, whose book, “Golden Fleece,” reaches its finale with the tragedy at Mayerling, vouched for the jhistorical accuracy ofthe film interpretation. ; Tl The sartorial question from the feminine viewpoint was decided in favor of simple dinner gowns or street-length cocktail frocks. Charter members of the guild acted as the reception committee. © Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill wore la black felt hat with shallow - upturned brim and clack crepe gown banded with gold across tae "blouse and long, full sleeves. Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer’s street-length printed dress with rose flowers on a blue ground was fashioned with, V-neck and knite-pleated skirt. Mrs. George T. Parry wore a pastel blue blouse and navy turban with her navy crepe bolero costume! Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martins wine velvet dinner gown was topped with a silver fox cape. A wine crepe dinner gown with brilliant clips at the square neck was Mrs. Donald Mattison’s choice. Mrs. C. C. Robinson wore gunmetal lame fashioned with puffed sleeves and a large vari-colored clip at the front of the off-shoulder decolletage. I : s ” ”

Thurstons Return From Florida

| . Mr, and Mrs. F. Neal Thurston have returned from a three-week motor trip to Florida where they visited Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Garber at Winterhaven and spent several days at Miami and Key West. En route home they| were guests of Waldo Sexton, formerly of Shelbyville, at Driftwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shiel, formerly of Indianapolis, at Vero Beach. : Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Epstein will leave Saturday to spend a few days in| New York before sailing next Wednesday on the S. S. Britannic for a two-week cruise to Bermuda, Nassau and Havana. Mr. land Mrs. Elmer E. Bollinger have left for a motor trip through the South. They will spend |several days in Memphis and New Orleans and visit Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Westcott, formerly of - Indianapolis, at their home in Dalton, Ga. :

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Dinner, Lecture and Review Highlight < Church Schedules;

Methodist” Union Is Weighed

A dinner, lecture and one book review have been planned for tomorrow and Monday by Indianapolis church organizations and a district board of one group was to meet today. A W. €. T. U, unit will hear a speaker preceding their luncheon today and a meeting of the New Cru-

- sade Youths’ Temperance Council has been scheduled.

Dr. O. W. Fifer, editor of the) Christian Advocate, will speak tomorrow evening following al dinner in the Central Avenue Methodist Church. He will discuss plans for ' the union of the three branches of the Methodist Church. .

Dr. Fifer will be the delegate from . the Indiana conference to the united conference to be held in Kansas

Outline Civic’s

outlined Sara Lauter and Mrs. R.

New Program

Plans for spring activities were this morning by Miss

City in April at which time the union will be completed.

Mrs. J. N.. Greene, 1842. Cross Drive, Woodruff Place, was to be hostess today to members of the Indianapolis District Board of the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church. Mrs. J. H. Smiley presided . at a business meeting this morning and plans for the May pageant celebratinig the Golden Anniversary were presented by Mrs. George B. Gannon, committee chairman. A covered dish luncheon was to be held this noon and Mrs. C. T. AleXander was to lead devotions,

Mrs. Edward Mittman will :eview “The Bible Designed to Be Read as Living Literature” next Monday afternoon at a book review to be spon-

sored by Section 2 of the Ladies’ Aid Society “ of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. Mrs. C. E. Morgan, 4519 Guilford Ave., will be hostess.

Mrs. Vasile Prodans will speak on “Rumanian Friends” Friday at the March meeting of the Women’s Federation of the First Evangelical Church. Mrs. Orlan Griffith, 1326 N. Grant St. will be hostess.. Current events will be discussed by Mrs. Harold Seaman. Mrs. Harry

Lazarus, program chairman cf the Civic Theater affairs committee, at a meeting of theater study groups at the home of Mrs. Myron J. McKee. Mrs. McKee is chairman of study groups: and introduced her subcommittee aids at the meeting. Edward Steinmetz Jr. discussed the theater’s next productions, “Up She Goes” and “The Happy Journey,” opening March 10. - Miss Helen Coffee is hostess chairman and Mrs. James H. Ruddell, publicity. A Miss Eldena Lauter is

the group’s adviser from the executive committee, . :

Against Cancer, yesterday opened

marked the opening. Dr. Frank Evanston, Ill, regional chairman

members of Greek letter sororities

Arrange Institute On Recreation at 'Y.M. Tomorrow

Rotative and skill games will be included on the opening demonstration program of the Social Recreation Institute, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A, tomorrow at 8 p. m.

at ‘the Y. ¥ C. A. Building. E. R. Hallock is director of the institute, which is planned for leaders of church and community organizations. Mrs. Emma Walker was elected president of the institute in a recent organization meeting. Other officers include Edward Brcwn, vice president; Miss Wilma Gray, secretary, and Neal Whitney, treasurer. Miss Frances Suitor will be attendance committee chairman and Miss Betsy Ross chairman of programs. The two chairmen will name new committee members each month so-that everyone in the group will have experience in planning the meetings. The institute is designed to give practical experience in the preparation and conduct of social parties. Members of the Y. M. C. A. Toastmasters’ Club will entertain their wives and friénds at 6 p. m. tomorrow at their Ladies’ Night dinner and program. The party will be held in the clubrooms. Speakers will include W. H. Bollinger, Glendale Burton, Louis Carnefix, F. R. Jones, George Letzler and Maurice Williams. Past presidents are in charge of the program.

Kindergarten Group Will Install Officers

Mrs. Guy Williams will be installed as president of the Broad Ripple Kindergarten Mothers’ Club today at a meeting at the Kkindergarten. Other officers who will be in‘ducted are Mrs. John R. Jones, vice president; Mrs.. Richard Smith, treasurer; Mrs. A. R. Gillespie, recording secretary, and Mrs. Spencer R. Trudgen, corresponding secret

ary. Mrs. J. R. Noble will lead a discussion of “A Child and His Friends.” Hostesses will be Mesdames D. M. Abbott, Tillman E. Bubenzer, C. L. Dozier, Bert Goldberg and H. August Grosskopf.

Young Ford Goes Stepping

| Several piano selections will be pre-

“Advertising.”

W. Krause is in charge of the devotional period. Mrs. Eva Hitz and Mrs. Laura Magenheimer will assist the hostess.

A medal contest will be conducted this afternoon at the meeting of the Meridian W. C. T. U. at the Third| Christian Church, 17th St. and Broadway, following a luncheon. Mrs. Emery School, Connersville, was to talk to the group this morning. Mrs. S. C. Fulmer, president, was to preside.

Mrs. William LaRoche will be hostess to members of the New Crusade Youths’ Temperance Council next Monday evening, at her home, 1514 Samoa St. Miss Ellen J. Taylor and Miss Esther Swinford will be assistant hostesses. Miss Helen Bishop will preside at .& business meeting and Miss Catherine Boothe will conduct devotions.

- sented by Miss Thelma Buhmiller. ~ Miss Esther Swinford will talk on

Board to Meet Fridoy

_ The monthly meeting of the board ~ of the Suemma Coleman Home will he held at noon Friday at the home. . J; William Wright, vice presi-| preside in the absence of | & nt, Mrs, William H. Mor-

The Indiana division, Women’s Field Army

the Claypool Hotel for its April enlistment drive. A luncheon for district chairmen and vice chairmen

‘Reminiscences’ Program ar Last Downtown Social Meeting Highlight Sorority Activities

‘headquarters at

L. Rector (left), | committee head

of the American

and

Items of interest on the datebooks of Indianapolis women who are

and affiliated groups are a program

to be presented by the past presidents of one organization and a final downtown social meeting of the alumnae of another group. New initiates have been announced by sororities at Stephens College and many routine {business meetings by local organizations have been scheduled for tonight

and tomorrow. .

Mrs. Charles C. Binkley will entertain members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at her home, 5601 N. Pennsylvania St. A program on “Reminiscences” will be presented by past presidents of the chapter with Miss Arda Knox as chairman. Mrs. Frank K. Levinson is chairman of hostesses for the meeting. She will be assisted by Mesdames A. D. Hitz, H. Foster Clippinger, Henry C. Churchman Jr.¢ Frank Dunn, George Stafford, Foster V. Smith, William F. Mauer, Earl Moomaw, Blanton Coxen, Henry Dithmer Jr., T. M. Quinn Jr. and Miss Genevieve Brown.

The last regular downtown meeting for Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae will be held next Monday night at the Spink Arms Hotel. Miss Naomi Tevebaugh will have charge of the

and Miss Anne Thiele will be hostesses. Announcement has been made of the initiation of two Indianapolis young women into sororities at Stephens Junior College at Columbia, Mo., and a number of other young women from Indiana cities also have affiliated with campus Greek letter groups.

Miss Virginia Anne Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Davis, 542 N. Tibbs Ave., has been initiated into Beta Sigma Beta Sorority. Miss Jean M. York, 3833 N. Delaware St., became a member of Theta Tau Omega Sorority at recent initiation services held. by the group. : Two Anderson girls who became members of social organizations are Miss Betty Huston, Delta Rho Alpha, and Miss Marjorie Young, Delta Chi Delta. Miss Annamay C. Reid, Brooklyn, was initiated into Beta Sigma Beta Sorority. Miss Nancy Lou Wermuth and Miss Alice Jane Lusk, both of Ft. Wayne, became members of Zeta Mu Alpha Sorority in recent initiation rites. I Mrs. M. J. Walsh, 6048 Park Ave., will entertain members of Lambda Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow.

Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Glenn Pagett, 6037 E. St. Joe St.

Members of Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Raymond E. Hudson, 401 S. Spencer Ave. Miss Alice Marie ‘Wampler, 3950 Boulevard Place, will entertain at 8 o'clock tonight for members of Phi Theta Delta Sorority, Members of Theta Mu Sorority will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Miss Maxine Harry, Ambassador Apartments.

Miss Lillian Schuck will entértain members of Delta Zeta Psi Sorority tonight at her home in Edgewood.

tonight with Miss Edythe Hall, 1506 Legrande Ave.

Members of Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. John Shampay, 1912 N. Meridian St:

Mrs. Gus Bisesi will be hostess tonight for a meeting of the Gamma Beta Chi Sorority at the Hamlilton Food Shop. Members of Eta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, will meet [tonight at the home of Miss June Mathews, 403 N. Denny

Fathers of Pupils To Be Club Guests

Fathers of pupils at the Irvington Kindergarten will be guests at a meeting of the Mothers’ Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the kindergarten. George Fisher, principal of School 54, will speak on “Parents Look at Modern Education.” Mrs. Frank Cox, hostess chairman, is in charge of the social hour to follow.

Mrs. Hite to Be Hostess

Mrs. Clifford F. Hite, Sherman Drive, will be hostess members of the On-Ea-Ota

___ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Cancer Army's Drive

program and Miss Helen Adolay

Rho Gamma Chi Sorority will meet

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Times Photo.

Medical Association’s committee on cancer control, was guest speaker. Mrs. Isaac Born, state commander of the women's organization, and Dr. C. A. Stayton, cancer control

Shown chatting with him are

for the state medical association.

During March the leaders will “mobilize.”

Sixth Birthday To Be Marked By Music Guild

The White Cross Music Guild will celebrate its sixth birthday tomorrow with a luncheon at the Methodist’ Hospital Nurses’ Home. The program will be dedicated to 60 charter members. The White Cross Children’s Cheer Guild was to meet all day today at the nurses’ home. Meridian Street and West Michigan units will meet Friday. Ticket sales far the book review, “Queen Victoria's Daughters,” by Kathryn Turney Garten Friday evening at the World War Memorial are in charge of Mrs. Jesse Webb. The music guild is sponsor. Mrs, Webb is assisted by Mesdames Laurence Hayes, Bliss Morton, S. M. Partlowe, Beth Barnard, Clara Johnson, Fred Weiss, Ethel Wert, O. M. Richardson, J. A. Healy, Earl McCloud, Eva Hitz, William Leonard, Harold Seaman, R. A. Bridges, J. M. Bryant, Harry Krause, ‘Harry Nagle, William Borcherding and J. H. Trunkey; the Misses Frances Arnold and Beulah Bailey. : Mrs. F. Eugene Thornburg is chairman of ushers, assisted by Mesdames Harold Maves, Harold W. Brady, Everett B. Smith, Homer Trotter, Eugene Van Sickle, Wood Moll and Andrew Shalley; Misses Eleanor Sylvester, Mary Helen Borcherding, Thelma Hawthorne and Victoria Montani.

Baritone to Sing: At Club Meeting

A review of “My Son, My Son” (Howard Spring), by Miss Margaret Wood Raley, and selections by Ovid Jones, baritone, are to be features of the tea which the New Century Club will hold this afternoon at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. A silver offering will be taken for the benefit of the club’s scholarship fund. Guests will include Mrs. E. D. Keenan, president of the Seventa District, Indiana Federation of Ciubs; Mrs. J. W. Moore, presidentelect of the Seventh District; Mis. Lowell S. Fisher, president of the Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. David Ross, Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays president;

of nurses at the City Hospital, and 12 student nurses.

“Two Sahara Grotto

Committees to Meet

Two committees of the Sahara Grotto Auxiliary will hold luncheon meetings this week.

The - entertainment committee members will be the guests of Mrs. Irvin Hessel, 5517 Guilford Ave., at 12:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Arthur Scherer, 6324 J. Washington St., will entertain the welfare commitfee at 12:30 p. m. Friday. The auxiliary held a bridge-luncheon yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. L. Davidson, 621 | N. Linwood Ave. Guests included Mesdames J. C. Berry, Walter Stace, Gilford H. Hennegar, Walter Hammon, Clinton Noels, B. H. Bowles and Dr. Helen Mueller.

Sorority Meeting Set

Gamma Phi Zeta Sorority will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln. Hostesses will be the Mesdames Jack Shields, Julien Kennedy and Lester Reed.

Wilbur. D. Peat will discuss “Eariy

+Eben H. Wolcott and Charles N.

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Session ‘Set For D.A.R. ‘State Board]

Directors Will Hold Dinner Meeting Tonight at Columbia Club.

A meeting of the board of directors and standing committee heads of the Indiana chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, and two local chapter meetings are scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. The state board will hold. a dinner meeting tonight at the Columbia Club. Reports of the committee heads are scheduled for-a business session tomorrow morning with a luncheon to follow. : Members of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter will meet at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Propylaeum.

Miss Rosalya Jane

tenhofey:

at 1135 Broadway.

American Portrait Painters.” Hostesses will be Mesdames Jefferson H. Claypool, Walter H. Montgomery,

Williams. ; Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison unit will hold their meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the D A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. A musical program, talk and tea will be included in meeting features. : Miss Mary Catherine Stair, harpist, will present -.the musical program. Mrs. Charles H. Mooney, former national vice chairman and now Michigan State chairman, of the Ellis Island committee, will talk on “A Day at Ellis Island.” Tea will be served under the direction of Mesdames Alexander Corbett Jr. John W. BEsterline, Amelia E. French, Frank W. Lewis, Albert E. Sterne and William Ross Teel.

Mrs. Charles Westenhofer was! Lineberry, daughter of Mrs. Carl Youngerman, before her marriage Feb. 25 at the home of the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wes- - The couple is at home

Two Elections

Arranged By

covered dish and sandwich lunch-

plus regular business meetings planned for tonight, tomorrow and Friday. !

Members of the Gold Mound Council 445, Degree of Pocahontas, will have a covered dish luncheon and card party tomorrow noon. Mrs. Fern Burk, 1646 Asbury St., will be hostess to the group.

* Officers will be elected at the stated meeting at 8 p. m. Friday of Naomi Chapter 131, O. E. S,, at the Masonic Temple, North and Illi-

worthy patron. . Members of Pilgrim Shrine 12,

Miss Beatrice Gerin, superintendent

White Shrine of Jerusalem, will elect officers tomorrow night at their meeting at 8 p. m. at Castle Hall.

A sandwich luncheon will be served tomorrow noon to members of the Sewing Circle of Myrtle Temple, Pythian Sisters, at the home of Mrs. Eva Miller, 2202 Carrollton Ave.

The P. D. Bennett Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., will hold a business

Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. Mrs.

} A public card party will be sponsored at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow ky the

lodge hall, 5420 E. Washington St.

Mrs. Maude Martin will have charge.

Members of the Past Noble Grands Club of Chapel Rebekah

Ilinois St.

Club Will Hear

Prof. Leavenworth will talk with pieces of damask, brocade

College collection of textiles,

at the college where he also

Paris and at the University Indiana Federated Art Clubs.

NYA Discussion Due

Lodge Women

‘Business and social activities for members of Indianapolis women's lodge groups include two elections,

eons and a number of card parties

nois Sts. Mrs. Kathryn Bortsfield is worthy matron and Walter L. King,

meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Ft. Mary Short, president, will preside.

Irvington Rebekah Lodge 608 in the

Lodge will meet tonight at 3145 N.

Textile Lecture

Prof. Clarence E. Leavenworth of Wabash College will speak on “The Historic Textile Art” tomorrow evening at the Alliance Francaise meeting in the Hotel Washington. A dinner in honor of the speaker

will be given at 6 p. m. at the hotel. illustrate his

and other fabrics from the Wabash

Prof. Leavenworth is head of the department of romance languages teaches a course in history and art ap~preciation. He studied at the Alliance Francaise and the Sorbonne in of Florence in Italy. He is director of the

A discussion on how to evaluate

~ Miss Dorothy Wright, Ft. Wayne, will become the bride of Karl Conner March 25 in Ft. Wayne. She is the daughter of the Rev. M. E. Wright, North Manchester. Mr. Connor formerly was a member of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Future Brides Being Honored | ~ ‘With Showers

More showers is the forecast for Indianapolis brides-to-be. One young woman will be feted extensively with a tea and personal shower and a linen shower this week, while another of her friends will entertain with a bridal shower for her next week. One bride-to-be has set the date for her wedding and another was honored last night at a miscellaneous shower.

Miss Frances Louise. Patton, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Huber Patton, whose marriage to George Francis Martin will be Friday, March’ 10, will be honor guest tomorrow at a tea and personal shower at the home .of Mrs. William Kunkel, 943 E. 53d St.

nw Decorations will be carried out in the bride-to-be’s chosen colors of blue and gold and Mrs. J. P. Tretton will present a toast to Miss Patton. Guests with the future bride and her mother will include Mesdames G. W. Hanna, Daisy Ahl, Tretton, A. Leroy Portteus, Charles Hopkins, [William Hickman, Robert Calvelage, C. A. James and Henry Blume. Miss Eleanor Poirier and Miss Lenore Snethen will entertain Friday evening with a linen shower for Miss Patton at Miss Poirier’s home, 137 West ¥all Creek Blvd. Guests will be members of Miss Patton’s sorority, Delta Delta Delta. Tri Delt colors of silver, gold and blue will be used in decorations and appointments. Silver bells tied with blue ribbons will hang cver the table and blue and gold streamers will reach from the pells to the table where individual favors of blue and gold will mark the places of the guests. A bride and groom will be used as a table centerpiece. On Monday evening,” Miss Jane Calvelage will entertain for the bride-to-be with a bridal shower at her home, 2239 N. Pennsylvania St.

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Miss June Danford, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Danford, Shortridge Road, has set the date for her wedding to William Matthews for May 7. Miss Danford’s attendants have not been chosen. 2 ’ ” ” 2 Miss Agries Idora Meek, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Meek, 3530 Balsam Ave., was honor guest last night at a miscellaneous shower given for her by Mrs. Julia Pfenning, 3354 Carrollton Ave. Miss Meek will be married on March 19 to John M. Brian Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brian, Rutherfordton, N. C. The wedding will be at 2:30 p. m. in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

|project workers for private em-

FT en results on ways to prepare NYA Community Service ployment will be discussed this afternoon at the all-day meeting of supervisors of NYA homemaking

Program Arranged The 12th District American Le-

projects in Indiana.

Memorial.

The meeting will be at the Indiana World War

gion Auxiliary will present a community service program this afternoon at its meeting at the World War Memorial. Mrs. George 0.

. mieeting Xi Delta hostess.

.Aperio. 1 p.

Mrs. Eva Miller, 2202 Cartoliion

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EVENTS

SORORITIES Alpha Chapter, Phi Nu Tau. 8 p. m. tonight. Hotel Lincoln. Business

X1. 8 p. m. tonight. Miss Martha Sullivan, 3224 Clifton,

Alpha Chapter, Rho Delta. Thurs. evening. Miss Ethel Jackson, hostess. Miss Peggy Stevens, assistant. : Gamma Chapter, Theta Delta Sigma. 8:15 p. m. tonight. Ruth Hamer, 3326 Central Ave. hostess. CLUBS m. Thurs. Mrs. William MacNelly, 4055 Park Ave, hostess. Dessert luncheon, Mrs. Harry Jones in charge of program. Phi Al Phi. 12:30 p. m. Mon. Hamilton Food Shop. Mrs. Harvey Pierce and Mrs. Homer Olvey, hostesses, : LODGES

wing Circle, Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters, 12:30 p. m. Thurs.

Miss

Ave., hostess, dwich luncheon.

Swaim, president, will preside.

department of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, will present the Madrigal Singers. Mrs. H. H. Arnholter of the Indiana State Symphony Society’s women’s committee will speak.

So Puppy May Sleep

Experts on canines say a puppy from 6 to about 24 weeks old should sleep at least 18 hours a day. A wicker bed with a “Do Not Disturb” sign that bobs up when the pup steps into the basket is a pertinent reminder that all play and little rest makes an underdeveloped animal. The bed is furnished with a comfortable canvas cushion to promote pleasant doggy dreams, too. ’

Mrs. Lang to Be [ostess

_ Mrs. Paul Lang, 2044

Joseph Lautner, head of the opera

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 199 In Bridal Events

Election-of Aftermath Heads Set

Other Gro to Hear Book Reviews; Spanish Club to View Films.

Indianapolis women’s club active ties planned for tomorrow include & number of luncheon meetings, book reviews and speakers. One organie zation will elect officers and another group will see motion pictures of:

Oakley E. Richey will talk on “Artists’ Odyssey” |at the supper meeting tomorrow of the Pertfolio Club. Supper committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pol= ley, Mrs. Winifred Adams and George Newton. Officers will be elected at the meeting tomorrow of the Aftermath: Club.. Mrs. Thomas W. Demmerly will entertain the group at a cov= ered dish luncheon at her home, 230 E. North St. :

Members of the Perian Study Club. will be entertained tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Fred Kurtz, 5520: N. Illinois st. Mesdames C. H, Wilgus, O.| K. Horner, Ernest Main; William Young and Wilson Carey: will have charge of the program.

“Working Hands and Praying Hands” will be the subject for a talk by Mrs. C. W. Atwater at the

at the home of Mrs. George Steine metz, 2053 Carrollton Ave,

A review of “Spring Cleaning™ (Pollock) will be presented tomorerow by Mrs. M. A. Baltozer at the meeting of the Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. Irving P. Blue, 423 Boulevard Place, will be hostess to the group. = ;

Beta Delphian Club members will |

covered dish luncheon at the home | of Mrs. Walter S. Jensen, 4212 Otterbein Ave. Officers will be elected following the luncheon. Assistant | hostesses will be Mrs. Marion A, | Peeples and Mrs. A. R. Young. :

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will. | review “Benjamin Franklin” (Van:

the Book Review Club at Ayres’ auditorium. Members will meet for, | a noon lunchéon preceding the re= view. : wil Mrs. Russell Lamb will show mo= | tion pictures of South America’ at

the Spanish Club at the Rauh Me=" morial Library. Mrs. Asel Spellman: Stitt will sing, accompanied by Mrs.” Neal Ireland. ; :

Mrs. 'W. H. Holley, 8530 E. Washe ington St., will be hostess for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow for meme pers of the Priscilla Club.

Mrs. Percy E. Lain, 28 W. 54th St., will entertain members of the Eliza= bethan Group of the All Souls Unis tarian Church at a luncheon and program = today. Fritz Schaefer will talk on “Period Furniture”’' during the afternoon program.

The Jocoseria Club of the church: will hold an all-church card party: Friday evening, March 31.

Mrs. Sophie Riedel, 521 N. Shefs

field Ave., will entertain members of

the Pocahontas A. W. T. Embroidery Club with a covered dish luncheon tomorrow noon at her home.

By Sub-Deb Chapter: One Sub-Deb chapter is to meet tonight and another group today: ‘ named new officers. .

The Bonae Amicae Chapter memes: bers are to be guests tonight of Miss" Martha Grimes at her home. ia Miss Margaret Annibus is the newly-elected president of the Aurora Chapter. Other officers are Miss Christine Tucker, vice presi dent; Miss Lois Jean Ferguson, seCe

urer, and Miss Colleen Laseter, pubs licity chairman. ran

Medical Center Tour Scheduled by Club

‘Members of the State Assembly. Women’s Club were to tour the Ine~ diana University Medical Center this: afternoon. A business meeting was held this morning. | The organization will conclude its’ social activities for this session with a luncheon Friday at the Marott Ho= tel. Mrs. the GOvernor and Lieutenant Gover=. nor, will be honor guests. :

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