Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1939 — Page 8
Crnestine E. Bradiord. 3 Bride- to-Be, Is Feted
In Luncheon at Club
F Fivnese of George Rose, Washington, Guedt of Mrs. G. Vance Smith; Style Show Arranged by Nursery Auxiliary.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
Miss Ernestine Elizabeth Bradford will be entertawned at several informal parties preceding her marriage March 15 at the Propylaeum to George Rose of Washington.
Guests at the luncheon at Woodstock Club given in her honor today by Mrs. G. Vance Smith included Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, Neil C. Estabrook, Gaylord A. Wood, Herbert W. Todd, Harry V. Wade, Allen C. Miller, Albert Lang and Miss Sarah Frances Kackley. Mrs. Miller will give a luncheon party Thursday and Miss Kackley will entertain Monday evening for Miss Bradford artd Mr. Rose. Mrs. Maurice Murphy of Chicago will be her sister's only attendant. Mr. Rose's sisters, the Misses Rebecca and Martha Rose of Washington, will come for the wedding. ” 8 2 ” 2 2
Fashions for the “Woman of I'omorrow™’ will be a feature of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary’s’ benefit dance March 18 at Woodstock Club. The William H. Block Co. also will stage a spring fashion show at 10:30 p. m. with several Auxiliary members and their friends as models. Mrs. Paul T. Payne is chairman of the fashion show. Models wilt include Mesdames Payne, James T. Cunningham, ‘Walter C. Hiser, Donald Keller, Ralph Coble, Joseph L. Hanna and the Misses Nancy Socwell, Barbara Stafford, Joan Metzger, Prudence Brown, Masy Sheerin Xuhn, Josephine Mayer, Betsy Home Catherine Cunningham, Janc Snyder and Elizabeth Messick. Miss Ruth Noblitt will be hostess for a meeting of the Auxiliary at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Marott Hotel. 8 8 ” o 8 8
Vassar Instructor Here : : .
Thanks to her recent career as comedienne Miss Christine ~ Ramsey has been dubbed “chief entertainer” at Vassar College. She has had professional dramatic experience which has been valuable in her faculty! position as instructor in English speech. She is to be guest of honor at the lndiana Vassar Club’s tea at 3 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Eugene C. Miller. During her one-day visit here she will interview high school pupils interested in Vassar, ; Miss Ramsey played in stock for a -season with Stuart Walker in Cincinnati, had !one reportory season with the National Junior Theater in Washington and Philadelphia and two summer seasons of stock with the University Players at West Falmouth, Mass. For a time while she was acting she worked in the education department of the National Council for Preventipn of War in Washington. Indiana Vassar Club officers are to meet this morning at the home of Mrs. Julius Birge, president, to make plans for the tea and a luncheon in Miss Ramsey's honor Friday. Attending the meeting will be Mrs. Albert Seaton, vice president; Miss Barbara Fowler, secretary: Mrs. H. Maurice Angell, treasurer; Mrs. Albert L. Rabb, scholarship committee chairman, and Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell, scholarship committee member. , #8 = a 4 8
Editor to Be Feted
* Mrs. Everett M. Schofield will entertain at luncheon tomorrow at the Propylaesum for Miss Helen C. Bower of Detroit, literary editor of the Detroit Free Press anc editor of the Key of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Guests will include Mesdames Paul Fifer, Silas Reagan, G. B. Taylor, Johnnie B. Collins, Urban K. Wilde, Clayton Ridge, H B. Pike, A C. Rasmussen and Stephen T. Bogert. Miss Bower, who also is secretary-treasurer of the editors’ conference of the National Pan-Hellenic Congress, ‘is to-speak tomorrow afternoon at the Woman's Department Club and will address the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma tomorrow evening at the Butler College chapter house. . Travel notes: Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams have left for California. . . . Mrs. Donald N. Test is in Texas for two weeks. . . . Mr. and Mrs. “william H. Morrison Jr. are back from a two-week trip to, Washington and New York where they visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Clinton Lasher, and their son, James Alan Morrison. Home from vacations are Dr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Daniel who spent two weeks fishing at Juniper Lodge near Daytona, Fla. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ensley who were at Miami Beach for three . weeks. . . . Mr. and Mrs. 2D. C. Ross who were at Lake Worth, Fla., for five weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Warner Hockett who also were at Lake Worth. The Woman's Contract Club will give its sna] charity rubber bridge party from 10 a. m. tu. 5 p. m. March 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Luncheon will .be s2rved at noon and each member -may bring three guests. Proceeds will be used for equipmeni for the Indianapolis Day Nursery.
Arrange St. Patrick’ s Sorority Party Trish Tales
. New officers and standing commitiees of Iota Gamma Chapter, Pi Omicron Sorority, will entertain the chapter at a St. Patrick’s Day party Thursday
Times Photo.
night at the home of Miss Helena Magee (left). Assisting with arrangements are Mrs. Faye ‘Wendling (right) and Miss Tressella Murphy (center).
Lectures on Public Speaking And Beauty Are Included in Week's Sorority Activities
Committees in charge of arrangements for the annual State Day meeting of a college social sorority had been announced today. Activities for Greek letter organizations and local chapters of sororities this week will include lectures .on beauty and public speaking, a card party, lunch-.
eons ahd business meetings.
One group gave a birthday party last night
for one of its members.
. Mus. Robert B. Berner will be general chairman of the state luncheon and dance of Delta Zeta Sorority in the Marott Hotel on Saturday, April 29. Committees in charge were appointed by Mrs. Robert Platte, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter. Ms. Thomas E. Grinslade will be lunciieon chairman, assisted by Mesclames Henry M. Schmidt, John W..Bolyard and Harold M. Worth.
- {Russell Paxton, will sing. ‘Dr. Henry
| “We Believe. in the Teacher,” Fri-
Spelling Bee and Luncheon
Scheduled by
Legion Women
| Miss Maxine Quinn will be chairman of the dance, assisted by Mes-
dames Frank J. Miller, E. W. Voigt, Robert Heuslein and Miss Marion Sones.
Other committees are Mrs. V. B. McLe¢ay, chairman, Mrs. Eugene Wilking, Mrs. Stanley Strohl, Miss Lelal. Hiday and Miss Jean Johnston, reservations; Miss Maxine Scherrer, chairman, Misses Mary Margaret Hiil, Fern Messmer, Josephine! Ready and Helen Dirks, entertainment; Mrs. Walter C. Smuck, chairman, Meésdames Armsirong, John F. Bowe, Colin V. Dunbar and Miss Mary Bohnstadt, decoriatiofis, and Miss Murray and Mrs. Roy H. Peterson, publicity.
Pro’. C. H. Walters, head of the English Department at Butler Uni-
A luncheon, spelling bee, dinner and lecture are scheduled this week | versity, will speak Thursday evening
by American Legion Auxiliary units.
[to members of Omega Chapter of
The Hilton U. Brown Jr. 85 Post and Auxiliary will hold a dinfer at | Beta Sigma Phi Sorority mn the club
6:50 Pp. Mm. charge, assisted by Mrs. H. S.
Friday at the D. A. R Chapter House. Peabody, community service chairman of the auxiliary, Teitel,
Mrs. Hannibal will - be in
‘cochairman; Mesdames Ruth
Bess, Connelly; Misses Enid Farlow, Mary Agnes Sullivan and Eleanor Higgins.
Guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, Mrs. Roy Huckle< berry of Clinton, department president; Mrs. Josephine Kimberling, department secretary; Mrs. Charles ~ Combs, Bloomfield, department chaplain; Mrs. G. I. Seybert, department parliamentarian; Mrs. G. O. Swaim, 12th district president; Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, 12th district secretary. and Mrs. Gladys Pribble, district treasurer. Mrs. Seybert will speak on “The Auxiliary’s Side of the Legion's Birthday.”
W. B. Cannaday and Ruth#®
bridge today at Catherine’s Tearoom, 1435 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Ralph Steinbach was to be in charge.
The Hayward Barcus Auxiliary :
Post 55 will hear J. C. McLauchlan, Shortridge High School exchange teacher. speak on “Scotland” tomorrow night at the World War Memorial. side.
The Hugh Copsey Post and Auxiliary will sponsor a spelling bee and stage show Thursday night at the Southport High School. Herbert Curtis, principal, will be master of
The Auxiliary to the Indianapolis; . Post
{ ceremonies. The post and auxiliary will hold a birthday party March!
4 Pest 4 was to ~_hold a luncheon- | 16.
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Dr. Russcil Henry of sunnyside ‘will talk on “Child Health Needs” at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow afternoon _.at School 54. The Madrigal Chorus ‘of ‘Tech High School, directed by J.
{ will illustrate his talk with motion “ pictures.
i +“Children’s Books and Reading” {will be discussed hy Miss Carrie : Scott of the Public Library at 1:15 'p. m. tomorrow before patrons of i School 57. The Junior High School : chorus will sing, directed by Miss : Ruby Winders. A motion picture, { wImurisoned Freshness,” also will be shown.
DeWitt S. Morgan, superiniendent . of the public schools, will speak on
: day at 7:30 p. m. at School 58. Ad-
- ditional features wili be music by Lillian Starost, violinist, and Helen - Starost, pianist. Teachers will act as hostesses for the evening.
Albert’ Stump will speak on * “Robert Burns” at the night meeting of School 61 opening at 7:30 *p. m. tomorrow. Music will be pre- | sented by the pupils of George | Washington High School. Mrs. Mar2 garet Raley will give a reading.
School 66 will open its meeting at :15 p. m. tomorrow. ‘A talk on Ireland” by Miss Patricia Parke, | Belfast, Ireland, will feature the | meeting.
“Around the World "in- Indianap‘olis” will be discussed by Miss Grace. Golden, executive secretary of the Children’s Museum, tomorrow at 2:15 at Scheol 67. Community singing and special musical numbers will pe followed by a social hour.
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the School” tomorrow at 3:15 p. m. at School 72. The Girls’ Glee Club from Mayer Chapei, directed by Miss Grace Hutchings, will sing.
School 69 will hold its meeting at 2:30 p. m., tomorrow. Miss Vera Morgan, extension supervisor of the Public Library, will speak on ‘Leisure Time Reading.” The Boys’ Glee Club, directed by Miss Wilma Son-
nafield, will sing. A representative nthe, indianapolis Symphony will give a short talk.
School 73 will open its meeting at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miss Gertrude Brown of the North Easp Comniuritv Center will spetik and vrimary pupils will give a ‘play. The Rev. Burdette Backus will talk on “Peter Pan,” a study in the
influence: of the home, at 2 p. tomorrow at School 84. The Broad Ripple High School Choir will sing.
Patrons of School 85 will hear Dr. Rebecca Parrish speak on “Children; Around the World,” tomorrow at 3:15 p. m. Music will be by the school glee club. Dr. Matthew Winters, cian, :- will speak at School 86
tomorrow at 1:30 .. m. Jane Tomlin will sing a group of songs.
pediatri-
Mrs. Flora Crossen, teacher from School 23 will give a travelog on her trip to Europe at 3:15 p. m. tomor-
row at School 87. She also will exhibit a number of articles from the various countries she visited. M Theresa Saunders will sing.
School 91 will hear Floyd Wilspn
discuss “Character Through Crafis,”
room of the Antlers Hotel.
Mrs. J. S. Boyle will pre-
Prof. Walters will discuss “Speech and Platform Presence.” Members of Delta, Psi and Chi chapters of the sorority are invited to attend.
Pledze members of Gamma Chap-
‘ter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority will
ponso:! a card party at the Indianapolis Power and Light Co. tonight. Members -of the committee in charge include !Mesdames Roy Van Arsdall, Ralph Worrell, Lucy Brown, Floyd Kenyon, and Miss Hazel Monce.
Miss Bess Loomis will be in charge
of the program at the meeting of
Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta Omega Sorority - tonight at the Motel Washin 3ton,
Miss Louise Richardt, representative of ¥he beauty salon of a downtown department store, will speak to members of Tri Chi Sorority at their meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Miss Richardi’s subject will be “The Value of: Correct Make-Up for the Business Girl! Miss Louise Plummer will be hostess at her home, 329 S. Emerson Ave.
Members of Beta Chapter of Beta Chi Theta Sorority honored Miss Thelma Miller with a birthday shower a; the home of Miss Martha Mieth, 2321 E. Michigan St. last night.
Member's of the Alumnae Club of Deita Theta Tau Sorority are to meat tonight at the home of Mrs. E. O. Alloway, 3031 Shriver Ave.
Membeis of Kappa Delta Theta Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the hone of Miss Margaret Dunkin, 542 Sutherland Ave.
Mrs. John Kirby, 4722 Winthrop
1 be
Robert D.|
Charlyn|.
ave. will entertain meiniiers of Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority with a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at 1:30 p. m.
Members of Beta Chapter of Delta Phi Beta Sorority will meet at the home of Miss Lavonne Stokes, 537 W. 30th St., at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
‘Misg Ludema Morgan will entertain members of Sigma Phi Delta Sorority at her home, 2804 N. Talbott St., tomorrow at 8 p. m. Miss June May will be assistant hostess. Mrs. T. O. McCleaster, 982 Lesley Ave., will entertain members of Kappa Gamma Alpha Sorority at a bowery party tonight at her home. Mrs. George Miller will assist the hostess.
School Leaders To Be at Dinner Of Girl Reserves
Deans of women of high schools and principals of grade schools will be guests of the city-wide Girl Reserve Committee of the Y. W. C. A. at a dinner at 6 p. m. tomorrow at
B. P. W. Program Is Arranged for May Conference
Mrs. Rosa E. Cunningham, Des Moines, Ia., will speak at the Saturday aftefnoon business session and the banquet following for the convention of the Indiana Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. The annual conference is scheduled for May 19, 20 and 21 at the French Lick Springs Hotel. Mrs. Cunningham is vice president of the National B. P. W. C. The theme will be “My Future and Yours.” The conference will open with registration at 3:30 p. m. on Friday and a tea and an executive board meeting. A dinner will be followed by entertainment and an informal reception. Dr. Agnes E. Wells, Blooraington, president, will speak at the president’s breakfast Saturday morning. A business session and voting on officers will precede luncheori. Mrs. Cunningham will speak in the afternoon. A garden party will be held in the late afternoon and the conven-
+i tion banquet will be in the evening.
An international breakfast is set as the concluding feature on Sunday morning. Committee chairman for the convention are headed by Mrs. Lottie Kirby, Bloomington. Her aids are Miss Martha Babb, Marion, finance; Mrs. Bertha Edwards, Bedford, registration; Mrs. Fannie Lee Weatherwax, ‘Bloomington, credentials; Miss Vestie Burks, Bloomington, elections; Miss Mary Naughton, Michigan City, transportation; Mrs. Clara Wells, Columbus, hospitality; Miss Mildred Dunn, Spencer, decorations and meals; Mrs. Kirby, program and printing, and Mrs.
{Loretta Howard, Jeffersonville, guest courtesies.
the Y. W. C. A. Mrs, Ellis W. Hay |
heads the arrangements committee. !
‘The relationship of the Girl Reserve Club to school-age girls will be
discussed. by Miss Bernice Bridges, Girl Reserves’ secretary of the national Y. W. C. A. Miss Bridges is guest of the Indiana Girl Reserve advisers and secretaries at the statewide conference which closes today at Turkey Run State Park. Miss Myrtle Johnson, dean of girls at Washington High School, will preside at thé dinner and introduce Miss Bridges. The arrangements committee includes Mrs. Paul Batteis and Miss Charlotte Pearson, invitations; Mrs. Lyman S. Pearson and Miss Elizabeth Blaisdell, decorations; Mrs. George Gill, dinner; Mrs. Hay and Miss Helen Haggard, program, and Mrs. Henry FP. Ostrom, general arrangements.
The Interclub Council of high school Girl Reserves will sponsor a St. Patrick’s Day party for all junior high school Girl Reserves at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Central Y. W. C. A. The council's new officers are Miss Nancy Watt, president, and Miss Rosemary Keyler, secretary. The party is planned by Miss Nancy Watt and Miss Lenore Parsons, games; Miss Phyllis Childers and Miss Joan Smith, favors; Miss Eileen Beall, table decorations, and Miss Kelyer and Miss Marian Arthur, puppet show. Girl Reserves from School 50 will demonstrate and teach the Irish Jig dance.
Pledges to Be Feted
New pledges of the Sans Souci Club will be entertained at a pitchin dinner tonight at the home of Mrs. Merrill Richheart, sponsor of
the group,
Phi Gamma Chi. Tacoma Ave. hostess. Rho Chapter, Sigma Beta. Butler 922 Bancroft, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Theta Mu Rho.
meeting.
Janet Ada. Noon, Thurs. Lane, hostess. Luncheon.
Hoosier Tourist. hostess.
Today.
ToKalon, Today. Election,
Naomi Auxiliary, O.E S. 2:30 p. and Illinois Sts.
* SORORITIES 2 ‘8 p. m. tonight.
8 p. m. tomorrow.
Bateman, 1208 N. Tacoma, hostess. Beta Chepter, Rho Delta. 7 p. m. tonight. Y., W. C. A. Business 8 p. m. Joint meeting with Alpha Chapter.
CLUBS Mrs. Frank C. Buddenbaum, 5135 Maple Fairview Kindergarten Mothers’ Club.
garten. Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, speaker. Mrs. O. D. Mickel, 5230 Guilford Ave,
Fortnightly Literary. Today. Propylaeum. Guest day tea. : Mrs. W. L. Shirley, 3864 N. New Jersey, hostess.
. LODGES
Mrs. Leona Richardson, hostess. Irvington Service Circle, King’s Daughters. Mrs. William G. Kay,
Mrs. Fred Hastings, 2017 N. Mrs. William
8 p. m. tomorrow. Miss Harriet
8 p. m. tonight. Kinder-
m. Pri. Masonic Temple, North
15th Birthday To Be Observed By Travel Club
Members of the Internationdl Travel-Study Club will observe the 15th anniversary of the organization’s founding next Tuesday hight at the World War Memorial. Program features will include a
and selections by Mrs. Frank Foles, vocalist, accompanied by Mrs. Ann Kahn. Miss Frances Henzie will present a brief memorial to the late Mrs. S B Artman, founder of the I. T. The arrangements committee inclydes Mesdames Jules Zinter, J. H. Bell, Elmer Johnson and J. R. Robertson. Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, president, will be assisted on the hospitality’ committee by Mesdames H. B. Clow, Brewer T. Clay, N. J. Smallwood, Fred Hofert, Max Norris, A. M. Fiest and Vaughn Cook.
Butler Mothers Slated to Meet
An Irish theme was to be carried out: in the luncheon and program arranged for members of the Delta Tau Delta Mothers’ Club today at the Butler University chapter house. The Sigma Chi Mothers’ Club was to hear a lecture on “Oriental Womanhood.” . Miss Betty Starr was to present a group of readings and musical selections at the Delta Tau. Delta club meeting. Howard Barnett, John Dobbs and Bob Slaughter, fraternity members, also were to appear om the musical program. Dr. Rebecca Parrish was to speak to the Sigma Chi members’ mothers. Mrs. Fred Marshall ‘was to be hostess. Mesdames Bertram Sanders, Lewis Vogler and Kenneth Craft were to assist. Mrs. Glen J. Riser, president, was to preside.
Current Events Club To Hear Chaillaux Homer Chaillaux, Americanisin director for the American Legion, will speak Thursday afternoon at a guest day meeting of the Current Events Club in the Banner-White~ hill auditorium. : : Omer Pevler, baritone of the First Trinity Church, Lafayette, will sing. Mr. Chaillaux will talk on “The Decency Crisis.” Mus. Cora Raber and Mrs. Lora
Wednesday
» honorary hostess.
travel talk by Mrs. Mary Dye Eeach|
And Tunes Are Listed
Afternoon Club Will Elect Officers Tomorrow.
A program of Irish tales and music and -selections from works of the composer Grieg are scheduled for special meetings of two organi-
zations tomorrow. Another group will elect officers tomorrow and several others will hold luncheon and business meetings. . -
Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club will elect officers at the home of Mrs. J. W. Spicer, 1234 King Ave., tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. B. PF. Entwhistle will be in charge of devotions.
" Following the theme, “A Bit of Ireland,” several talks on Irish literature will be presented before members of the Ephamar Literary Club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs, Laura C. Poland will entertain the
‘| club at her home, 1227 N. Alabama
St., assisted by Mrs. C. E. Bell.
Mrs. R. C. Hiller “Irish Poets” and Mrs. Andrew Underwood will talk on “Irish Folk Lore.” “Characteristics of Irish Music” will be discussed by Mrs. Josephine Gray and a special musical program will be presented. Irish quotations will be used for responses to roll call.
A discussion of “Pearls and Jewels” will -be presented by Mrs, Charles E. Smith before members of the Minerva Club at their meeting tomorrow. Mrs. William H. Russell and Mrs. E. W. Stockdale will be hostesses.
A program of music by Edward Grieg; the composer, will be featured on the program for the guest day meeting of the Patroness Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary musical society tomorrow afternoon. The program and tea will be at the American Life Insurance Building with Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend as Mrs. Harriet Burtch will present organ numbers and Miss Marian Laut and Miss Louise Swan will play organ and piano selections. f
AMrs. 3908
Charles Ammerman,
, Guilford Ave., will be hostess to the
Indianapolis Educational Council of Women at a luncheon tomorow at 1p m
Mrs, H. B. Pearce will present the program at the meeting of the Current Literature Club tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. L. B. Sackett, 3056 College Ave., will be hostess for the meeting and luncheon.
Members of the Electa Circle will hold a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club, 1101 N. Delaware St. Mrs. John C. Loucks will be hostess.
Mrs. J. P. Robinson and Mrs. S. B. Kirazian will be in charge of the program for the covered .dish luncheon and meeting of the Mandalay Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. C. A. Sisk, 2536 Central Ave. will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Kirazian, Julius Stalhuth, C. E. Stout and Herbert Sawyer,
Miss Jayne Armstrong will entertain members of the Vogue-Ettes Club tomorrow night at her home, 4131 College Ave.
entertained tomorrow night at the home of Miss Ruth Beals, 518 E. 28th St.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Reahard and Miss Sally Reahard, 5525 N. Meridian St., are visiting in St. Petersburg, Fla.,. and with relatives in Hollywood and Naples, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gausepohl will return to their home on W. 56th St. in the latter part of April after spending several months in Florida.
Mrs. H. B. Brisbane and daughter, 3524 N. Linwood Ave., are visitors at the French Lick Springs Hotel.
Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, 3858 N. New Jersey St., will return to Indianapolis next month from Florida. She is visiting in St. Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Ralston will return this week-end to their home at 3234 Park Ave. after spending some time in St. Petersburg. Other Indianapolis residents who are vacationing in St. Petersburg are Mrs. Nora Caldwell, 1120 N. Pennsylvania St.; Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Havercamp, 5329 E. 10th St.; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hayden, 2415 Broadway: Mr. and Mrs. G. PF. Henry, 447 Hampton Drive; William B. Mayes, 541 N. Oakland Ave.; Miss Tressella Murphy, W. 28th St.; Mrs. Robert E. Mythen and Joseph E. Mythen, 5230
‘|B. Washington St., and Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Tarr, 3909 Graceland Ave.
Block
COOKING SCHOOL
Wednesday at 10:30
DEMONSTRATION OF FROZEN FOODS
by Dorothea M. Potts
In addition to the demonbe
moving pictures, telling the fascinating story ot
the new Miracle Birdseye Frosted Foods. Come and learn how to prepare
. stration, there will
them for your own table.
Auditorium, Sixth Floor
will discuss
Members of the Owl Club will be
Re-elected by Sunnyside Guild
Mrs. Irving D. Ha
W. Hurley Ashby Photo,
ilton (above) yesterday was re-elected presi.
dent of the Sunnyside Guild for a two-year term. Other officers i to assist Mrs. Hamilton are Mrs. Glenn
Bookwalter, first vice
president; president; Mrs. Oscar |
Mrs. Theodore Root, second vice . Perine, secretary; Mrs. Stowell C. Wasson,
assistant secretary; M S. John Burke, corresponding secretary; Mrs, Gus Meyer, treasurer, land Mrs. Floyd J. Mattice, re-elected parlia-
mentarian.
New dijrectors include Mesdames Wayne O. Stone, Charles Seiden=
sticker and Wallace o| Lee.
Home Talent Show Tryouts
And Broadcast Are Among Activities of Church Groups
A talk on mission work, additional fryouts for a home talent show this week-end and a bro deast are among activities of women’s church groups today and > The annual church school dinner meeting
of jone church will be t week. Mrs. Paul Kilby will review “All This and Heaven, Too? (Rachel Field) at a luncheon meeting of the Women’s Association of the Tabetnacle Presbyterian Church next Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the church. Mrs. Kilby is president of the Women’s Council of the church and of Chapter F of the P. E. O. Sisterhood,
| Mrs. Charles Sedam will discuss “Work in Puerto Rico” ore members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Merritt Place Methodist Church at their meeting to; row at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Otis Jones, 412 N. California St. A covered dish luncheon | will be served at noon.
night -and
Additional tryouts for the second annual WLS home talent show sponsored this week-end| by the Methodist Church Ladies! Aid at Lawrence, will be held at| 7 p. m.
a book review is planned for next
tonight at the church. Old time instrumental groups are needed.
Members of the Mother Theodore
Circle 56 of the Daughters of Isabella are to meet today for a busi ness session at. the Catholic Come= munity Center, 1004 N. Pennsyle vania St.
Mrs. Sydney Hatfield will talk on “Strengthening Our Personal Faith” during the. broadcast of the WFBM Churchwomen’s Hour at 3:45 p. m. today. Mrs, Carl Moore will be
- | soloist,
‘Dr. John G. Benson, superintendent ofthe Methodist Hospital, will speak at the annual dinner meeting of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church School at 6:30 p. m. tonight,
at the church. New department
heads and school officers - will be elected and annual reports will be read.
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