Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1939 — Page 6

Tlustrated Lecture On Bali Is Arranged For Propylaeum Club

Mrs. Branson DeCou of New York to Show 260 Handpainted Slides of Picturesque Isle During Talk.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The Propylaeum Club will hear the globe-trotting Mrs. Branson DeCou of New York give a travel chat next Monday afternoon on “Alluring Bali, the Last Paradise of the South Seas.” eid Mrs. DeCou will “show the sights” of the Dutch island in the Malay archipelago with 260 handpainted “dream pictures” to be flashed on a screen to the accom-

paniment of native recordings of gamelan orchestras.

Assisting Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, entertainment committee chairman, will be Mesdames W. W. Knight, Ernest Clifferd Barrett, Harry Martin, William B. Burford, Frank A. Hamilton, W. N. Van Osdol, Wilbur Johnson, William Allen Moore, Arthur V.. Brown, Ralph A. Lemcke, John W. Atherton, Charles W. Myers and 3: Neil . Campbell. Others are Mesdames James M. Pearson, James Paris, John J. Bibler, Perry W. Lesh, George Buck, Roger G. Wolcott, Harry R. Fitton, Edward Zink, Ethel M. Rathert, C. Fred Davis, Russell Sullivan, Conrad Ruckelshaus, Henry R. Danner, Everett M. Schofield, Frank R. Weaver, Walter W. Kuhn, Charles R. Weiss, Clarke Rogers, Hugh Carpenter and the Misses Elizabeth Chipman anc Deborah Moore. : Also assisting will be Mesdames John L. Eaglesfield, Hdward. E. Gates Jr., William R. Higgins, Edward E. Petri, W. Richardson Sinclair, Altie G. Wheeler, J.-M. Williams, Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Mortimer C. Furscott and J, William Wright. .

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Theater Parties Arranged

Interest in “Kiss the Boys Goodby,” Clare Boothe’s parody of Hollywood’s search for Scarlett O'Hara, is indicated by a number of theater parties planned for- the opening performarice March 23 at English’s Theater. The Christamore Aid Society is sponsoring the local “first night” to raise funds for the Christamore summe: camp at Traders Point. One group which will see the show together includes Messrs. and Mesdames H. Foster Clippinger, George T. Parry, Uz McMurtrie, Clemens O. Mueller, William H. Morrison Jr. and John Sloane Kittle, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bobbs will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr. will be with Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre. Mr, and Mrs. William C. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer will have seats together. Other reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Paul H. White, A. B. Wiliiams, Eugene C. Miller, John L. Eczglesfield, Herbert M. Woollen, Robert A. Adams, Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank and Miss Clara Gilbert and Messrs. Francis D. Brosnan, Bernard Cuniff and Benjamin Bogue. : Mrs. J. I. Cummings, who will be hostess for the society's menthly luncheon meeting today, will be assisted by Mesdames Frederick S. Boone Jr., J. Jerome Littell, Erwin G. Vonnegut, Johrt K. Ruckelshaus and Miss Julia Brink.

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Dance Patrons Announced

The Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary has announced a list of patrons and patronesses for its “World of Tomorrow” dance Saturday evening at Woodstock Club. The party which borrowed its theme from the New York World's Fair is to features the trylon and perisphere in its decorations and a style show of “Fashions of the Future.” . Sponsors will include Messrs. and Mesdames Frederic. M, Ayres, Fermor S. Cannon, William H. Coleman, Austin V. Clifford, James T. Cunningham, Samuel O. Dungan, John F. Engelke, James W. Fesler, Otto N. Frenzel Jr. Arthur L. Gilliom, Theodore B. Griffith, Edward W. Harris, Jaquelin S. Holliday, George E. Home, Ralph J. Hudelson, A. Huntsinger and Walter Krull. Others are ‘Messrs. and Mesdames Eli Lilly, Josiah K. Lilly, Marvin L. Lugar, Charles Lynn, Clarence F. Merrell, John E. Massick, Q. G. Noblitt, Harper J. Ransburg, Harley W. Rhodehamel. Rollin W. Spiegel, Booth Tarkington, Harold B. West, Dr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonald, Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Spencer, Mesdames Macy - Malott,

Seven Local Beauties in I U. Campus Queens Race

These comely coeds are. to vie with 100 other Indiana University women students for the right to grace the pages of the schools yearbook, “The Arbutus,” as the five queens of the campus. Twenty young “women Will be selected tomorrow evening from the 100 at a show at a Biocomington theater to compete two weeks later for the

(front row, left to right), Miss Marjorie Rush, unorganized; Miss Peggy Burrell, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Mary Beth Steinmetz,

Delta Gamma; Miss Jerry Gates, Delta Gamma; (back row, left to right) Miss Mary Bachelder, Pi Beta Phi; Miss Jane Bosart, Pi Beta Phi, and Miss Virginia Flory, Delta Gamma.

Church Unit

"| ture and book review in two weeks.

‘lernoon at the church. Mrs. Haven

- Larz Whitcomb, William

. Wheelock, Albert J. Beveridge, Frederick

E. Dickson, Henry H. Horfibrook, C. K. McDowell, Mayor Sullivan and

Hugh McK. Landon. #® ” u

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Miss Elsie Sinclair will read Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair's paper on’ “Literature Returns to the Stage” Friday afternoon at the Indianapolis Woman's Club meeting at the Propylaeum. Mrs. E. Vernon - Hahn is to give the second paper entitled “Islands of Color.”

Plans for the Stansfield Circle’s

spring dance were discussed at

a luncheon meeting today at the Meridian Steet M. E. Church. Mrs. Bennett Lewis, chairman of hostesses, was assisted by Mesdames Bertram C. Day, W. B. Townsend, Frederick W. Kohlmeyer and Miss

Elizabeth Horner.

2 Conclaves Draw Butler Aids:

Geneva Stunts

Groups Named

Butler University will be represented at education and home eco-

nomics conferences ‘this week-end Muncie. Meantime, committees in

at Ball State Teachers’ College in charge of the University’s annual

~ spring stunts were announced today. Miss Janet Ernst will be delegate from the Butler chapter of Pi Epsilon Phi, honorary home economics society, at the two-day meeting of the Progressive Education Association Friday and Saturdey at Ball

State. Miss Elizabeth Shetterly is

local president.

Miss Ernst will represent the Butler Home Economics Department at the Indiana State Home Economics Association convention. Miss Jeannette Barnett will be general chairman of arrangements for the annual spring Geneva Stunts April 14 at Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. The event will be sponsored by the University Y. W. C. A. Four sororities, Delta Gamma, Alpha Chi Omega, Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Omicron Pi, will present skits.

' Miss Belknap Named Members of assisting committees include Miss Barbara Belknap, program chairman, assisted by Misses Claire Quinn, Barbara Badger, Harriet Shelhorn, Mary Marott, Ann Jefferson, Eloise Foreman, Dorotha

Jean James and Dorothy McCleaster. Miss Ruth Campbell, chairman, and Misses. Jane Owen, Carolyn Kendall and Jane Renard, will be in charge of judges. Miss Eileen White is chairman of the intermission act, assisted by Miss Phyllis Pennington and Miss Jane Reynolds.

Other committees are:

Publi¢ity—Miss Norma Conder, chairman; Misses Dorothy Jansen, Patricia Milholland and Carol Sherman.

Tickets—Miss Rose Myers, chairman, Misses Jean Smelser, Mary Helen Yates, Juanita Greene, Leona Teter, Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Durham and Mary Eble, Cast Tickets—Miss Betty Breech, chairman, Misses Durham, Louise Balay, Florence McNeely and Elnora Hartman. Properties—Miss Dorothy Ann Fisher, chairman, Miss Alice Lee Cloud and Miss Joanna Clark. Awards—Miss Lois Jean Mathieson and Miss Patricia Stayton. | Candy-—Miss Mary Ann Lookabill, chairman, Misses Betsy Knowlés, Shirley St. Pierre, Harriet Kruger, Margaret Terry, Joan Silberman, ~ Dorothy Daniels, Mary Kershner, _ Virginia Wood and Janet Ingham. A trophy will be awarded to the winning sorority. Prof. Dean E. Walker of the Butler University college of religion, will speak at the guest day meeting of the Butler Women’s Faculty Club at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Arthur Jordan Memorial Hali. ~ He will discuss Hedges in England.” ‘Music will be furnished by a quartet, directed by Dr. John E. Potzger of the botany department. embers of the quartet are James , Harold Gibbs, Russell Curd_George Curtis

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G. O. P. Women Will Hear Hillis Glen Hillis, Kokomo, past state

will speak Thursday at the 12:30 o'clock luncheon meeting of the

Women’s Republican Club of Indianapolis at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Walter Pritchard will be hostess chairman, assisted oy Mesdames J. Burdette Little, M. L. Mendenhall, Paul Rhoadarmer, Everett Saxton, Charles Shaw, Irenc Shick, J. P. Smith, Emily W, Thomas, Julius Travis, Eben Wolcott, George Wilson, Nellie Grubb, Nellie Merriman, William Kingdon, Ina Stebbing, Robert S. Smith, Nel Merrill, Lillian Johnson, B. F. Leib. B. Thurman, W. D. Bain and. Max Norris. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harry K. Green or Mrs. Lyman Thompscen.

Watch for Trade Name

The thrifty housewife learns to buy packaged and canned foods

age should be her insurance of the good quality she desires. Tested products give greatest satisfaction. Labels on canned fruits anc vegetables should tell the buyer the net

the food, the method of packing and in many cases the type of fruit or vegetable. A reliable manufacturer is anxious to represent his proguct truthfully. :

Easy to Clean

Stainless steel cocking uterisils are becoming increasingly popular with housewives since they are so easily kept clean and shining, requiring only ordinary washing with soap and hot water and a quick 1ub-off with a nonabrasive cleanse: now and then. With ordinary cais they wear indefinitely and do not mar or dent easily. Casserples of stainless steel are good oven-to-table utensils, too, since this metal has a luster akin to old silver.

Buying Buttons? When buying buttons for clothes, be sure and take a swatch of the material along. Very often you may be intrgiued by buttons entirely different in shape and color than those you had in mind, and you can t2ll at

a glance whether they will do if you e the fabric with you. La he

commander of the Americar Legion;

by trade name. The label on a pack-|

quantity or weight, the guslity of!|

five places. The Indianapolis girls and their affiliations include

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Planning

Three Listed as Guest Artists of ‘Sinfonia Tonight

Three guest artists are to appear tonight on the guest musical of Alpha Sigma Chapter, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, tonight at the home of Mrs. J. Russell Paxton. The program will include selections by Bomar Cramer, well-known local pianist; Edna Tyne Bowles, voice instructor at DePauw University, and James Hosmer, first flutist of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Amos Smith, Oaklandon, is president of the local chapter and H. E. Winslow is arranging tonight's meeting. :

Butler Mothers’

Club Will Honor Past Presidents

A past president’s day and a guest luncheon were to be held toe day by two mothers’ clubs affiliated with a Butler University sorority and fraternity. One mothers’ group will sponsor & card party tomorrow.

A musical program in costume was to be given by Mrs. Richard Fielding following the luncheon of the Kappa Alpha Theta Moothers’ Club today at the chapter house. The former presidents were to be honor guests. Mrs. C. B. Dyer was to accompany Mrs. Fielding. Mrs. O. L. Scales headed the luncheon committee, assisted by Mesdames M. W. Socwell, Albert Davis, Norman A. Nicolai and Robey Smelser. Prof. C. R. Maxam, director of placements at Butler, was to speak this afternoon to members of the Lamda Chi Alpha Mothers’ Club and their guests af the chapter house. Mrs. Gregg Timmons was to sing. Mrs. O. R. Burghard arranged the program to follow luncheon. } Past presidents who were to be honor guests include Mesdames Ross Mitchell, C. H. Taylor, F. E. Beghtel, H. A. Koss, C. S. Ray, O. E. Butz, H. P. German, Charles Money, E. H. Stewart, Charles Smith and Otis McCracken. Hostesses were to be Mesdames H. W. Clack, Mary Willett, Smith Burns, O. E. Butz, W. F. Wagoner and J. P. Johnson. Mrs. C. E. Byrket, 771 N. Audubon Road, will be hostess toriorrow afternoon at a card party for members of the Delta Gamma Mothers’ Club and their guests.

Handsome Blotter Ends

The woman who erijoys working fine petit point will like to make handsome blotter ends for her desk in fascinating designs of flowers, fruit or early American figures. Such a set would also make a charming and valuable gift. The patterns are hand-painted on canvas and are sold with the right yarns for working. :

Founders’ Day

winner last year. .

After Election;

Others Arrange Card Parties

Luncheons and card parties will claim the attention of members of Greek letter sororities at their mnieetings today and tomorrow. Alumnae of a college social sorority have elected officers and are planning for their annual state and founders’ day celebration and another group will sponsor a public- hook review tomorrow. Several organizations will hold routine business meetings.

Mrs. Ellis B. Hall will head the Iddianapolis Alumnae of Pi Beta i Sorority for the ensuing year following her election at the annual meeting recently at the Butler University chapter house. Mrs. Roger Owen, Franklin, president of Delta province, was a guest. !

Other officers will be Mrs. Dar Robinson, vice president; Mrs. Roy Lee Smith, corresponding secretary; Miss Pauline Priddy, recording sec-

retary; Mrs. Truman Hoover, PanHellenic delegate; Mesdames Eghert S. Hildreth, Hollis Leedy and B. C. Lewis, members of the advisory board.

Mrs. Lewis Ott Ward was named

general chairman of arrangements for the annual Founders’ Day luncheon for actives and alumnae. The state day celebration will be April 22 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Mrs. Walter Hiser will be assistant]

chairman. The newly elected president will be the official delegate of the chapter to the Delta province convention, March 30-31, in Ft. Wayne.

Also attending the convention will}:

be Mrs. Lewis, province vice president, and Mrs.| Robert 8. Wild, assistant to the grand vice president. Members of the local alumnae wiil entertain at al guest tea at their next meeting Sunday afternoon, April 16, at the chapter house.

Miss Margaret Wood Raley will present a book review at the public meeting of Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. The meeting will be in the Lincoln Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Louise Adams is chairman of the program committee.

Miss Helen Hickey of a local downtown store will discuss “The Romance of Silver” following the luncheon of the Alpha Delta Latreian Club this afternoon. Mrs. George Seidensticker will be hostess at her home, 4822 Guilford Ave. assisted by Mrs. Frederick Hunt and Mrs. George Cornelius.

Mrs. Foster Stanley, 5602 Carrollton Ave., will be hostess to members of Lambda Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority and their gussis at a luncheon Thursday at p. m.

Members of Beta Chapter of Phi Gamma Sigma Sorority will entertain at a card party tonight in the auditorium of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

Mrs. John I. Tyson is to be hostess to members of Gamma Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, at her home, 2929 Washington Blvd., this afternoon. A luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. before the .business meeting.

Phi Gamma Rho. N. Oxford, hostess.

Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. Business.

Olive Branch Girls.

rick’s party. Washington. Election. Hall. Stated meeting, election. ‘Millersville Chapter 300, O. E. S.

Maude Martin, chairman. ‘Women of Moose. 2 p. m. Thurs. - man, in charge.

EVENTS

8:15: p. m. Thurs. Social meeting. Gamma Chapter, Theta Delta Sigma. 8:15 tonight. Miss Juanita Leonard, 1305 Central Ave., hostess. Called meeting, Alpha Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha. 8 p. m. Thurs. Miss Helen Connor, 401 W. Hampton Drive,

CLUBS

8 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Dorothy Berger, 3047 N. Illinois, hostess. Mrs. Mary Gaskill, assistant. y ot

LODGES

Indianapolis Council 57, Daughters of America 419. Wed. Castle Hall. Miss Mildred Benham, Miss Avaline Key, chairmen of St. Pat-

Englewood Chapter 483, O. E. S. 8 Beech Grove Chapter 465, O. E. S. McCormick, worthy matron and patron Marie Harm, Homer IL. Wiseman. wofthy matron and patron.

New Augusta O. E. S. Auxiliary. Noon E. 60th St., hostess. Covered dish ]

CARD PARTIES ; Irvington Rebekah. 8:30 p. m. Sat. Hall, 5420 E. Washington. Mrs,

Mrs. Paul Koebeler, 1229

hostess. 8 p. m. Wed. Hotel Lincoln.

p. m. Mon. Masonic Hall, 2714 E.

8 tonight. Beech Grove Masonic Miss Ethel McCormick and Earl Wed. ve. Stated meeting. Mrs.

urs. Mrs. Marie Leonard, eon,

Mrs. Mildred Beck, library chair-

Mothers Linked To Kindergarten Plan Discussions

| Te discussion meetings today and a ‘luncheon tomorrow are planned by mothers’ clubs affiliated with branches of the Indianszolis ree Kindergarten Society. The Mothers’ Club of the Fountain Square Kindergarten will discuss “The Enjoyment of Life” this afternoon at its meeting in the classrooms. Mrs. Alvin Brehob will ‘lead the round table discussion. A program committee will be named. “Hostesses are to be Mesdames Paul ‘Tubbs, Edward Cogill and William Crecey. “Are You Preparing Your Child for Life?” is the question selected for the discussion meeting of the Garficld Park Kindergarten Mothers’ Club meeting this afternoon at the kindergarten. Past presidents of the Mothers’ Club of the Wallace Kindergarten are to be honor guests tomorrow at a luncheon at the kindergarten. Mrs. 1. Z. Shaffer will preside at a business meeting following the luncheon. | The luncheon committee includes Mesdames Robert Walker, Ralph Simmons, Russell - Watson, Verner Keller, George Stafford, Charles Bronstrup, Paul Robison and David Showalter.

Sevitzky Concert Attracts Pupils

A number of children from Indiana towns and cities will attend the special children’s concert by Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Saturday morning at the Murat Theater. Thirty Girl Scouts from Danville, Ind., will attend with Mrs. F. W. Blanton and 33 members of Boy Scout troop 70 from Nora also will be present. Children from the Roberts School in Indianapolis will be guests of Tri Kappa Sorority, a state philanthropic society interested in the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. ; School busses will be used to bring a group of 315 young people from New Castle. The group will include the New Castle High Schoo! hand and orchestra. Miss Mae Dorsey will be in charge of, the visitors. Music students from Tech High School will occupy a block of 109 seats. Individual reservations and small blocks have been set aside for other children.

Castleton High Girls Fete Mothers Today

Members of the Friends Sunshine

will’ entertain their mothers at tea this afternoon at the school. Miss Margaret Brunson heads the arrangements committee. Entertainment will be provided by Wayne Garlin, Jack McKee, Margaret Swaitz, Edith Roberts, Katherine Pickett, Dorothy Masters, Donald Bradley and Orah Rice.

Emera Club Head Named

- Miss Mildred Hauser is the newly elected president of the Emera Club. Other officers are Miss Emily Hensley, vice president; Miss Ruth Flick, recording secretary; Miss Pearl Taylor, treasurer; Miss Dorothy Allen, corresponding secretary; Miss Myrtle Blumberg, chaplain, and Miss Minnie Wienke, historian.

O. B. Club Plans. Party The O. B. Club will hold a card party at 1:45 :‘p. m. tomorrow at the Fpodcrait Shop in the Century

|Building. Mrs, Katie Wieland wil

Society of Castleton High School]

Miss Bosart ‘was a

‘Travel and Study Group Will Hear Mrs. Whitehead

Mrs. John Whitehead, historian of the International Travel-Study Club, will present a brief resume of 15 years of club activity at an anniversary party tonight at the Indiana World War Memorial. - Three candles will be lighted mn an anniveisaly ceremony. The first candle will be a memorial to Mrs. Adelia Artman,; founder of the 1. T. S. C, and the nthers will be for the organization and for the Artman Council, a group formed from past presidents of the 32 chapters. Mrs. Mary Dye Beach will make a travel talk and Mrs. Frank Bolss will sing, accompanied by Mrs. HN. B. McDonald, pianist. Mrs. William E. Lincoln will lead devotions. The arrangements committee in-] cludes Mesda:nes Jules Zinter, J. H. Bell, Elmer Johnson and J. R. Robertson. Mrs. J. Francis Yuffman, president, will be assisted on the hospitality committee by Mssdames H. B. Clow, Brewer T. Clay. N. J. Smallwood, Fred Hofert, Max Norris, A. M. Fiest and Vaughn Cook. . :

List Mrs. Garten For B. P. W. Talk

Mrs. Katheryn Turney Garten. is to review “Abe Lincoln in Illinois” before the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club Thursday night at Cropsey auditorium. Mrs. Garten also is to review highlights of the theater season in New York. . Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. at the B. P. W. clubhouse. Miss Ruth Hoover, program chairman, will present Mrs, Garten at the 8 o’clock program. Miss Marie L. Stevens, transportation chairman, is arranging to transfer members and their guests from the clubhouse to ‘the library for the program. :

Warrick Daughters Will Meet Thursday

Mrs. Ella Jarrett, president of the Daughters of Warrick County, will speak Thursday night at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edith Middleton. - Mrs. Jarrett recently returned from a six weeks’ trip to Florida and will discuss “Well Known Hoosiers I Met in Florida.” A program of Irish music will be presented by Mrs. Olive O’Neil Owen. .

Mrs. Switzer to Speak

Mrs. George Switzer will review “Kagawa: an Apostle of Japan”. at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the meeting of the Amica Bible Study Club. Mrs. Charles Smith, 617 DeQuincy St., will be hostess. :

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- Wednesday at 1:30 P. M.

Cooking for Father

By Mrs. King, Demonstrator for Club Aluminum, and Mrs. Dorothea M. Potts.

Mrs. King will show you a masculine meal cooked in a Dutch Oven that really holds “ things. Mrs. Potts will show you how to cook stuffed lamb shoulder, broiled mackerel, sunrise salad and Printers’ pie. Come and learn father's favorite dishes!

Missionary To Address

Other Groups Plan Supper Meetings, Lecture And Review.

A discussion of motherhood here and in China will be presented by a returned missionary at a guest meeting of one women’s church organization this afternoon. Two groups will have supper meetings and another is planning for a lec-

Two weekly church broadcasts are scheduled.

Members of the Social Circle of the Woodruff Place United Presbyterian Church will sponsor a supper tonight at the church, 12th St. and Arsenal Ave. Supper will be served from 4:30 p. m. to 7 p. m,

Mrs. Virgil Haven, returned missionary to China, will speak at the guest musicale of the Lois Circle of the Third Christian Church this afi-

will talk on “Motherhood Here and There.” ; : A violin trio, composed of Ruth Brown, Kathryn McCain and Mary Reynolds,- will present several numbers on the musical program. Joan Ferguson will sing, accompanied at the piano by Marian Laut, who also will play two piano solos. Mrs. E. S. Cummings will lead the devotions. Mrs. George F. Goldman is chairman of the program committee. Luncheon is to be served at 1 p. m. with Mrs. Frank McConnell and Mrs. L. B. Lookabill as hostesses.

The Circles of the Second Presbyterian Church will present Mrs. Demarchus Brown and Bomar Cramer in a lecture and recital March 29 at 8 p. m. in the church auditorium. Proceeds will be used for the benefit of Mayer Chapel.

Four senior students from St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods: College at St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods will speak on the “Call to Youth” radio program Saturday at 11:30 a. m. over the NBC-Red network. Their subject will be “Beauty Serves.” On the following Saturday, March 25, two members of the Hartford Catholic Youth Organization will speak on “More Joy.” .

Mrs. Asa E. Hoy will speak on the Church Woman’s Hour at 3:45 p. m. today over Station WFBM. Miss Joan Richie will be soloist. The programs are sponsored by the Church Federation of Indianapolis. Members of the Henrietta West Roberts Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will entertain at a mid-Lenten dinner Friday at 6:30 p. m. in the Roberts room of the church. Reservations may be made either with Mrs. Walter S. Christie or Mrs. Joseph K. Grubb.

Sheriff to Tell Youth Problems “At Club Session

Sheriff Feeney will speak on “Problems of Youth” at 11 a. m. Friday at the monthly business meeting of the Seventh District Federation lof Clubs in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. W. D. Keenan will preside at the 10 o'clock business meeting. Mrs. | Melissa Cornish, chairman of the department of juniors, will present Sheriff Feeney. The executive committee of the! Indiana Federation of Clubs will! meet at 2 p. m. Thursday, March 30, at the Claypool Hotel. The business sessions will continue March 31.

convention will be discussed.

Arbutus Garden Club To Install Officers

Mrs. Robert Miles, newly elected president of the Arbutus Garden Club, (will be general management chairman of the garden which the club is planning for the 1939 Home

Show. Mrs. Miles and other officers of the club will be installed at the guest luncheon meeting of the organization next month at the Columbia Club. “Details of Your Garden” was the subject of the paper presented by Fritz Loonstein at the meeting of the group yesterday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. Loonstein was designer and supervisor of the Williamsburg Garden at the 1938 Home Show. Mrs. J. D. Sparks and Mrs. Thomas J. Scanlon were host-

Plans for the organization's state |

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iss Ruth Shannahan 8 8

Troop 8 Scouts Plan Dinner for

‘Ruth Shannahan

Girl Scouts of Troop 8 will give a farewell dinner Friday night in honor of Miss Ruth Shannahan, whe will leave soon for residence in Hampton, Va, Miss Shannahan is lieutenant of

| Troop 8 and captain of Troop 68.

The dinner will be held at 6 p. m.

at the Church of the Advent. A court of awards and program will follow. The following scouts are to re= ceive badges in the court of awards: Mildred Kistner, first class; Barbara Klutzsch, insect, bird and hostess badges; Eveline Woods, hostess, homemaker and cook ine signia; Martha Jane Malone and Mary McClure, hostess and house= keeping = emblems; and Eilene Smith, hostess badge. Joan Boozer and Nancy Scott will be awarded second class badges.

[.eide- Tedesco To Speak Here ToA.A.U. W.

Manoah Leide-Tedesco, orchestra leader and composer, will discuss “American Music and Arts Influence the World” tonight before members

of the American Association of Unie versity Women. Members’ husebands will be guests at a dinner preceding the program at the Wonian’s Department Club. Mr. Leide-Tedesco was educated

conducted European Symphony Ot= chestras, including the Philharmonics of Praha, Vienna and Pressburg. He formerly was a music instructor at the University of Illinois.

Douglas ‘Bash, C. W. Compton,

man Meiks, D. C. MacNabb, Raymond E. Mitchell, Arthur H. Bortz, Edgar H. Baum; Misses Elizabeth Akin, Jane Crawford and Belie Ramey.

Early History of

Miss Louise Ross, a former presle dent of the Indianapolis Zonta Club, will speak tonight at a dinner meeting of the organization at the Busie and Professional Women’s Club. Her topic will be “Some Phases of Early Indiana History.” - A delegate to the Zonta regional convention, April 1 and 2, in Grand Rapids, Mich., will be named at the business session following dinner, Miss Ann Carpenter will preside. The recently appointed nominating committee to select tickets from which officers will be elected for the coming year includes Miss Mary Barnes, chairman, assisted by Miss Leah Spence and Miss May Shields.

Excellent for Nursery

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