Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1939 — Page 10

Ernestine E. Bradford In Propylaeum Today

Couple to Reside in New York City Following Wedding Trip Through South; Ceremony to Be Performed by Dr. Jean S. Milner. f

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON oa Baskets of white flowers on tall pedestals, cathedial

candles in seven-branch. candelabra and greenery wid form the background for the wedding of Miss Ernestin® Elizabeth Bradford and. George Rose at 4:30 o'clock thi}

afternoon at the Propylaeum.

In the presence of the families and a few friends Dr. Jean £. . Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, will read th# marriage service before an improvised altar in the bay window. Mis Bradford is the daughter of Mrs. Chester Bradford and Mr. Rose i: the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson Rose ‘of Washingtor! Mrs. Helene Harrison Dailey, harpist, and Mrs. Margaret Harriso: Shimer, violinist, will play before and during the ceremony. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her mother, wil wear a gown of sheer white chiffon velvet fashioned with long sleeves & short train and yoke embroidered with seed pearls. Her lace brida veil, which will be caught at either side with orange blossoms, is & family heirloom and was worn by her sisters, Mrs. Maurice Murphy: of Chicago and Mrs. Roscoe C. Johnston. She will carry a shower

bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. ~ Mrs. Murphy, who will be her sister’s only attendant, will wear. a’ floor-length gown of romance blue chiffon with shirring on the short sleeves and yoke of the full skirt. She will wear a cluster of

flowers in her hair and will carry a

spur. Mrs. Bradford is to wear sheer black chiffon velvet with short sleeves of cut velvet and a shoulder corsage of gardenias. George G. Rose of Washington, nephew and namesake of -the bridegroom, will {

be best man.

+ Assisting at the reception following the ceremony will be the

Misses Elizabeth C. Claypool. Emma

ley, Mary Edith Foster, Julia Fletcher and Ruth Clifford Hodges, Mrs. | John S. Loomis, Winnetka, Ill, and Mesdames Charles McNaull, Hugh Carpenter, Erwin C. Stout, Samuel Runnels Harrell, Albert

Lang and G. Vance Smith.

After a wedding trip through the- South the couple will be at

home in New York City. The bride of capri blue with dusty rose blouse

The bride is a graduate of Tudor Hall School and Smith College and is a member of the Indianapolis Junior League. . Mr. Rose was | graduated from Culver Military Academy and Princeton University and attended the University of Pennsylvania Law School. ; i

More Vacationists Return

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Mr. and Mrs. James F. Carroll are home after a two-week visit

at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Alex Carroll

liams College to spend the spring vacation with his parents at their

home in Golden Hill.

. Mrs. Keyes W. Atkins is back from a month's visit at Memphis; -, Tenn., with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, whom she. . accompanied on a week’s' motor trip along the Gulf Coast. Atkins has returned after spending a month in California. Home from Florida are Mrs. Mark W. Enright and Mrs. Eliza« beth Hancock who were at Miami Beach and Hollywood for three weeks; Mrs. John H. Bookwalter, who has been visiting Mrs. John

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weeks at Hollywood and motored home via Williamsburg, Va., and . Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn who were at Ft. Lauderdale.

Plans Hollywood Visit

Mrs. Jack E. Harding will leave tomorrow for Hollywood, Cal.,

where she will see the final filming ‘and Bette Davis. novel, “Phantom Crown,” will have Mexico City. April 2.° @ The

unds for the Meridian Club.

The customary “strike” party will be held this evening on the ivic Theater stage following the closing of the six-night run of The Happy Journey” and “Up She Goes.” Harry Latham Jr., stage manager for the double bill, and Mrs. Latham Jr, are entertainment

chairmen.

Ad, Signatures Groups Named Vincent's Guild Dance

For St.

The motion picture of Mrs. Harding's historical Mrs. Harding will go to Seattle before returning

fourth annual dance of the Stansfield Circle is to be held May 13 at Woodstock Club. Plans for the party were outlined at a heeting yesterday afternoon at the Meridian Street M. E. Church. Elizabeth Taggart is general chairman of the event to raise

bouquet of pink roses and lark-

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Claypool, Sarah Frances Kack- |

will travel in a three-piece suit i and navy blue accessories.

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chapter at DaPauw University will

Flans for the celebration of International Retnion Day on Saturday are discussed by this trio” of members from the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Gamma, Delta Sorority. The undergraduate

be host to more

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than 75 alumnae and undergraduates for the organization’s celebration. Mrs. Merton A, Johnson (left), the - arrangements committee head, is shown with Mrs. B. E. Silver (center), alumnae president, and Mrs. Norman A.

Beeson.

will arrive March 26 from Wil-

Mr.

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Neal Grider, who spent several

of showers and parties.

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Miss Virginia Carson, daughter of Mrs, W. R. Carson, 4131 Otterbein Ave., whose marriage to Howard F. Wright will be April 2, will be honorec at a number of showers. The Misses Betty Jane Fouts, Helen McCollum, Mary Jeanette Seller and Mildred Hume will entertain tomorrow night with a kitchen shower at Miss Fouts’ home, 1710 Ruckle St. They will be assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Fouts. Mrs. Robert L. Prettyman will be {hostess at a silver shower Sunday in { enor of Miss Carson at the Pretty‘man home, 3537 N. Pennsylvania St. ‘ Miss Mavilla Rainey will entertain

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of “Juarez” starring Paul Muni

its world premiere May 5 at

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Committees working on program signatures and advertising for the annual benefit supper dance of the St. Vincent’s Hospital Guild were announced today. Proceeds of the dance, which will be held April 15 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, will be used for the maternal and child welfare activities of the guild at the hospital.

~Mrs. Albert Shouse and Mrs. &— -

George Hall are cochairmen of the advertising division and Mrs. Francis J. Feeney and Mrs. Edgar Hauser are cochairmen of the signature group. : Members of the advertising committee are Mesdames Robert Barber, Francis Blackwell, J. Herbert Hartman, Warren Bevington, Marion E. Ensley, Walter. Brant, Everett Hays, Richard W. Hennessey, W. A. Huonker, Carl Ittenbach, Wallace R. Jones, William E. Kennedy, George H. Lilly, C. H. Luft, Jack Langan, Edwin Lindley, Frank Lobraico, T. G. LaManna, Thomas McGee, Rex Moonshower, Thomas J. Scanlon, Gus Shumaker, Karl W. Steinkamp, Earl C. Wolf, Tracy Whitaker, Chester Spriggs, William F. Sandman, Herbert Fletcher and Frank Monoham; Miss Mary Helen McKee and Miss Marie C. O'Hern. Assisting on the signatures committee are Mesdames E. O. Marquette, E. W. Zaizer, Joseph J. Cole, Fred Thomas, Glenn C. Lord, Paul McNamara, Florence Lacy, Roy Churchill, Ellison Fadely, J. Elliott, : Carl Reifsteck, Leo ~ J. Mc~ Manus, William K. McGowan, W. F. Souder Jr., P. W. Zimmer and George Hilgemeier Jr. and Miss Isabelle Montani.

| Grinolines Holding Own, Thank You

Crinolines continue to be important in the collections of designers. Among these Bruyere shows a pleated crinoline black silk faille taffeta frock. Jacques Heim is presenting a series of flowing midVictorian gowns in silk faille taffeta, chiffon, jersey, net, organdy, moire or satin worn over silk taffeta crinolines. Many of the silk taffeta petticoats worn under the silk sheers give the effect of crinolines as does the group at Heim Jeunes Filles in rose hued starched silk chiffons which are worn over lace edged silk taffeta’ petticoats. : Silk taffeta too is a favored foundation formany evening gowns other than the crinoline type as at Alix where it is used under ‘exquisite lilac printed silk organdy frocks.

Ward Belmont Group To Meet, on Saturday

Miss Margaret Hetherington will "entertain members of the Ward Belmont Alumnae Club at 1:30 p. m. . Saturday at her home, 5224 Pleas‘ant Run Blvd. Mrs. A. C. Schrader will be assistant hostess.

0. E. S. Units to<Meet

Members of Queen Esther Chapter, O. E. S., will'hold a stated meeting at 7:45 p. m. Friday at the Maso! Temple, North and IlliSts. Following. the: meeting, , Rose ‘Ella Albertson: will con

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an. installation cf new officers

Pen Club to Hear|!

Poet Discussion

Mrs. Nettie A. Downey, editor of “Indiana Clubwoman,” will speak Saturday at a guest luncheon of the Indiana branch of the National League of American Pen Women at the Propylaeum. “A-Tombing We Will Go” will be the title of Mrs. Downey's talk, which will be a travelog on shrines to European poets, including those to Dante, Browning, Keats, Burns and Shelley. She will be introduced by Miss Blanche Young, program chairman, Mrs. Downey is a member of the American Poetry League. Mrs. William F. Rothenburger, president, will preside. Mrs. C. A. Scearcey, contralto, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Frank T. Eden harter and. Mrs. Charles Pfafflin will have charge of the rausical program. =

P.-T. A. of Shortridge Will Meet Tuesday

The annual spring dinner meeting of the Shortridge ParentTeacher Association will be held Tuesday at the school. Dinner will be served in the cafeteria from 5:30 to 6:45 p. m. Patrons may visit the teachers in their rooms from 6:45 to 7:45 p. m. The Shortridge Band will present a concert from 8 to 8:45 o’clock in Caleb Mills Hall, Robert J. Shultz is director. Mrs. Lewis E. Andrews is association president.

Alpha Chapter, Omega: Kappa. Betty Farmer, hostess.

Mahuron, Duane Jones and L.

hostess.

Thursday Lyceum. 2 p. m. tion of officers. :

committee,

: % Ladies of South Side Turners.

Grace Baker, - Indianapolis Saengerbund Ledies’

erbund Hall, 495 8. Delaware. - Anniversary Club.

~! with a linen shower Friday, March 124, ai her home, 2619 Allen Ave. in

Mrs. Mary A. Meek, 3530 Balsam

honor of the bride-to-be. She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. G. C. Rainey. 2 2 2

Miss Agnes Meek, daughter of

Ave. whose marriage to John M. {Brian Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.-John {IM. Brian, Rutherfordton, N. C., will

ibe Sunday, was honor guest last might at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ray Borns, 4001 BE. Washington St. Guests included members of Theta Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority. Mrs: Richard Miller and Mrs. Albert Ulsas entertained last weekend with a linen shower for the bride-to-be at Mrs. Miller's home, 3614 Rockville Road. Guests with Miss Meek and her mother included Misses Merle Garner, Edith Garner, fouige Thompson, Violet Taylor, Marvel Davis and Mrs. Julia Pfensing and Mrs. Richard Kleinbub. Decorations were in pink and white, tie bridal colors and entertainment during the evening included bridge #nd euchre, iE ” ® 8 i Miss Welma Aulenbacher and Mrs. Iober: E. Gilkison will “entertain tinight at the home of ‘Miss Auletkacher, 945 N. Audubon Road, with a| linen shower and bridge party in honor of Mrs. Dwight Stiles who was Niiss Helen Carver before her recent niarriege. {Guests with “he recent bride will include ‘Mrs. Harry R. Carver, Chicégo; Mrs. Frederick S. Engeiking, Peoria, Ill, and Mesdames Edward Troy, Howard G. Campbell, George dorst Jr, Ralph Husted, A. Frank Gleaves Jr., Lawrence Sims, Clarenca Wacker, Dana Hannan, John'Voliva, Ci Burton Gilkison, Lee Carter, Frank Keppen, Charles Boswell, Melvin Robbins and the Misses L¢uise Troy, Valeta Costin, Hilda Tliomas, Marie Holmes, Hazel Giuio, Dgrotlhy Dauner and Miss Polly Mpore, Noblesville. i ” ® o Miss Thelma Seaman has set the date of her marriage to Norman G. Sténley for April 15 at the St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church. Miss Setman is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. Charles J. Seaman and Mr. Sténley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allert 1. Stanley. i 2 8 »

EVENTS

SORORITIES Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. 8:30 tonight. Mrs. George Daniels, Dundee Apartments, hostess. Speciil business meeting. Rho Gamma Chi. 8 tonight. Hotel Antlers,

Gamma Phi Zeta. 8 p. m. Thurs. Sigma Sigma Kappa. Tonight, Mrs, Alpha Chapter, Omega Phi Tau. CLUBS | Thurs. Behjamin ‘Harrison Home. Elec-

‘Portfolio. Thurs, evening. Propylaeun. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, Mrs. William Forsyth and Miss Constance Forsyth, supper

CARED PARES

Today, Hall, 306 Prospect. Euchre. Gold Mound Council 445, Degree of Facahontas. Thurs. noon. Mrs. . 1217 8. Emerson Ave., Hostess. “Mrs, Fannie Wicker, chairman. Covered dish luncheon. ely. card party. Ya

Miss Creraldine Jensen and Miss

8 ténight. Hotel Lincoln. Miss

Hdtel Lincoln. Mesdames Boyd H. Kornefel, hostesses.

ohn Fissell, 401 8, MeClure,

§ 8 lfonight. - Spink Arms Hotel.

Society. 2:30 p.m: "

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Prenuptial Parties Scheduled; Agnes Meek, Who Weds Sunday, Is Entertained at Borns Home

‘Prenuptial activities for Indianapolis brides-to-be include a series Two recent showers honored a young woman whose marriage will be this week-end and one recent bride will be feted tonight. Another young woman has set the date for her marriage.

Kathleen Usher entertained recently with a bridal shower at the Usher home in honor of Miss Elizabeth Jones, whose marriage to Harry Webster will be March 24. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. George Usher., Guests were members of Theta Delta Sigma Sorority, including Misses Dorothy Maub, Ruby Bailey, Roe Baumon, Patricia Geraghty, Bette Wolfe, Dorothy Swails, Martha Ann Goodlet, Mary McCracken, Dorothy Coopenhaver = and Cleo O'Neill and Mesdames Jerry Amick, Marjorie Bunch, Virginia Parr, Josephine Thompson, Gladys Foster, Lorene Sears, Ernestine Reynolds, Ruth Terhune, Oscar Jones and LaFrenda Braughton. 8 ‘#8: 8 A bridal shower was given recently for Miss Anne Farrell by Miss Thelma Poinsette at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Cecilia’ Wenz, 2434 Adams St. Miss Ferrell and Don Poinsette, brbther of the hostess, will be married April 15 at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church. 4 Decorations and appointments were carried out in the bridal colors of peach and aquamarine. A doll, dressed as a bride, presided over the shower gifts.’ Guests included Misses Coleneé Cook, Marcella Roell, Margaret Kopp; Thelma Poinsette, Rosemary Cgzhran, Pauline Kopp, Mary Lou Steele and Mesdames William Kopp, J. Victor Wyss, H. H. Christiansen, Agnes Brown, Anna R. Wyss, Everett Steele, Helen Marshafl and Everett Moore.

Officers Named By Monday Club

Mrs. Ernest B. Thompson will head the Monday Club for the ensuing year. The president and Miss Laura

Buehler, treasurer, were re-elected

at a recent meeting at the American United Life Building. > Other officers are Mrs. O. E. Mehring, first vice president; Mrs. J. R. Thomas, second vice president; Mrs. L. E. Schultz, recording secretary, and Mrs. Badger Williamson, corresponding secretary.

Hillcrest Club to Hold Irish Dance Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Jones head the social committee arranging for a St. Patrick's Day scarf dance Saturday night at the Hillcrest Country Club. i Several dinner parties are planned to celebrate the opening of the remodeled dining room and lounge. Committee aids include Messrs. and William © H. Bender, Hartford Sallee, A. D. Schaefer,

Bert C. Bender and Lionel P. Chandler.

Name New Officers

Il. Of Inter Alia Club

Mrs. Ernest -Spickelmier was elected president of the Inter Alia Clab yesterday at a meeting with Mrs. Fred Wagoner. Other officers chosen were Mrs. Ray Slaughter, vice president; Mrs. Toner M. Overly, recording secretary; Mrs. A, L. Rice, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Coffin, treasurer. : 2 -_———— : Mrs. Green Is Hostess

Mrs. George Green will entertain members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Townsend Club 25 at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Augustus Swa. will be in charge,

M.1.8.8. Meets Saturday Miss Bobbie Bearhope Will be hostess to mer

St. Patrick’s Day To Be Observed By D. of A. Unit

An Easter ceremonial, a St. Patrick’s Day program and a reception for new members are included in the activities of lodge groups of the city.

Koran Temple 30, Daughters of the Nile, will hold its annual Easter ceremonial at 4 p. m. today at the Hotel Lincoln. A class of candidates | will be initiated with Mrs. Clara Kittle presiding. A banquet will follow at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Alma Clark is in charge. A party for members and their families is set for 8 p.m. : Mrs. Cora fvans, Terre Haute, Supreme Princess Tirzah, will be honor guest at a luncheon tomor-

Indianapolis - Council, 57, Daughters of America, will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at Castle Hall for” a St. Patrick’ Day program. ‘Miss Mildred Benham and Miss Avaline Key will be in chafge.

Brookside Chapter 481, O. E. S,, will hold a reception for new members next Tuesday at the Brookside Masonic | Temple. Mrs. Ruth R. Riley and Samuel Bowers are worthy matron and patron. A public installation of officers will * be March 23 at 8 p. m. at the hall

The Auxiliary of the New Augusta Chapter, O, E. S., will hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Marie Leonard.

"Irvington Rebekah Lodge will hold a public card party Saturday night at the hall, 5420 E, Washton Si. Mrs. Maude Martin will be in charge.

A reception for new members, stated mepting and initiation will be held by Prospect Chapter 452, O. E. S., Monday at the hall. The Prospect Chapter Auxiliary will meet at 2 p. m. Friday. Mrs. Roy Faries will preside. :

Tri Delts to Meet Tornorrow at Hotel

Delta Omicrcn Chapter, Delta Delta Delta Sorority, will hold its March meeting tomorrow evening at the Hotel Riley. . The Misses Florence Bowers, Mary Beth Livingston, Ruth Hale and Millicent Coleman will be hostesses. A St. Patrick’s Day theme will be used in decorations and appointments. fe

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‘Art and Life’ Club Topic

Several Groups Arrange Luncheon Meetings For Tomorrow.

Included in women’s club activi-

ties for tomorrow are a’ program on| | _|art, a number of luticheon meetings;

a birthday party and an election of officers. Discussions, papers and a book review are scheduled for a number of gatherings. : “By way of Art to Civic Pride,” is the title of the program to be presented tomorrow by Mrs. Bertha Wright Mitchell at the meeting at 2 p. m. of the Aftermath Club, at the John Herron Art Institute. Discussion subject for the meeting is “Art and Life—The Artist's Social

Mrs. C. C. Stump will entertain members of the 1908 Club with a birthday party tomorrow at her home, 6446 Park Ave. Mrs. Nelson Gibson is chairman of arrangements. ¢

Officers will be elected tomorrow

at the meeting of the Thursday

Lyceum Club, 2 p. m., at the Benja-

min Harrison home. A tour of the

home will be conducted.

Mrs. Martin Rehfuss will review a book at the meeting tomorrow of the Review Circle at the home of Mrs. E. V. Clark, 2131 Broadway. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. J. J. Williams and Mrs. A. W. Bowen. Members of the Ladies’ Federal Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. C. A. Shelby, 1322 N. LaSalle St. E. H. Kemper McComb will present a paper on “Rooms” at the meeting tomorrow evening of the Portfolio Club at the Propylaeum. Members of the supper committee include Mr. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, Mrs. William Forsyth and Miss Constance Forsyth. Members of the Elsie Huebner Olson Club will meet tomorrow for a 12:30 o’clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Bell, 1216 Lee St. Two chapters of the International Travel-Study Club will hold meetings tomorrow. Members of the Venetian Council, I. T. S. C., will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Louis Trager, 19 N. Tremont Ave. Mrs. Andrew Underwood will present a program on “Portugal Flag.” The Alexandrian Chapter of the organization will meet at 1110 W. 32d St. tomorrow with Mrs. Noble Allen and Mrs. A. G. Bassett as hostesses. Mrs. H. G. Mason will give a reading.

2 Bands Booked For Saddle Club Dance March 25

" Music for the Indiana Saddle Horse Association’s Wild Oats Ball will be provided by Lew Diamond’s WGN broadcasting orchestra and Denny Dutton’s Columbia Club band. The party will be held March 25 at the Columbia Club. The orchestras will play on two floors and change places at midnight. Gordon D. Sutton and J. Perry Meek are orchestra committee chairmen. Approximately 700 reservation$ have been made fcw the party, according to Robert B. Rhoads, general chairman, In addition to large parties being arranged by various saddle clubs, groups will be entertained by the following: Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Kemper, Messrs. and Mesdames Lowell S. Fisher, Willis E. Kuhn, J. LIL. Hyatt, A. G. Shoptaugh, Kenneth PF. Adair, Charles Seidensticker, Verne K. Reeder, Robert Q. Robbins, Fred D. Norris, Robert B. Rhoads, J. R. McNutt, Kurt W. Schmidt, M. H. Fuller; Dr. Frank Jennings, Dr." J. W. Huckelberry, Ned Teany, John D. Case, Louis Schwitzer Jr., Earl Marple, Dan Hess, O. F. Hands, Roy B. Stebbing, G. B. Morrison, Mrs. Kay Coffin and Miss Thelma Boyer. Additional ticket sales team captains are Maj. E. A. Williams, Mrs. Ola Fred Heslar and Mrs. George N. Collins. Additional members of Mrs. Carl R. York’s committee are Robert Hutton and Mrs. Roger Teeguarden. .

Irish Fete Planned

The Mothers’ Club of Brookside will hold a St. Patrick’s Day pitch-in supper at the Community House on Friday evening. Motion pictures will be shown. :

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‘Literature and Drama’ Day "Is Arranged

The Literature and Drama Department of the Woman’s Department Club will observe its annual “Literature and Drama Day,” Wednesday, March 29, at the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian St., with a

luncheon, exhibit and program. Dr. L. H. Gilman will be speaker this afternoon at the Community Welfare Department’s meeting. “Literary Treasures, Old and New” will be portrayed by department members in their annual program. A literary accent will be carried out at the . luncheon in appointments and in short talks to be given by members. The exhibit will depict old and new book illustrations and book jackets, early dramas in Indianapolis and the development of the Bible. It will include also a collection of old books, copies of old magazines loaned by club members and a display of current books, During the afternoon program, Mrs. Hal L. Purdy will present a musical reading of “Saul,” a poem by Robert Browning. Mrs. Leo K. Fesler will make the explanatory introduction and Pasquale L. Montani, harpist, wili provide incidental music and” will accompany Mrs. Purdy. ~ = Arrange Meeting

Mrs. C. E. Wolcott, chairman of the department, will be assisted by Mrs. George W. Bowman, promotion chairman; Mrs. A. F. Wickes, chairman of decorations; Mrs. Frank C. Walker, door chairman; Miss Flora Love, exhibit chairman, and Mesdames Everett E. Lett, Roland B. Daley, J. H. Hellekson, Robert B. Malloch, Hezzie B. Pike, John M. Williams and Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman. “The Newer Conception of Mental and Nervous Disorders” will be discussed by Dr. Gilman at the discussion meeting. this afternoon of the Community Welfare Department. The meeting will follow a luncheon. Mrs. Everett E. Lett, chairman of the courtesy committee, will have as her assistants Mrs. Russell R. Reutepohler, Mrs. Maurice Eppert, and Miss R. Katherine Beeson. Mrs. Robert Shingler was to be luncheon chairman, The department will sponsor a tour to the Indiana Boys’ ‘School at Plainfield, Marc 30. Members * will leave the clubhouse at 12:30 p. m. The Monday Guild, a section of the organization for sightless women, will meet March 27. Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins III will speak on “Birds We Hear Around Indianapolis.” Mrs. Hal L. Purdy will be hostess at the social hour.

Puerto Rico Topic

For Miss Thumma

Miss Mary Elizabeth Thumma will talk on “My Year in Puerto Rico” at the meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow of the Spanish Club at the Recreation Hall of Butler University. Prof. C. L. Clark, Butler faculty member, will talk and. Mrs. Spillman Stitt, accompanied byMrs. Neal Ireland, will sing.

Warnock to Lecture On ‘Mexico’ Friday

C. O. Warnock will present an illustrated lecture on “Mexico” Friday evening before members of the Brookside Kindergarten Mothers’ Club. at the kindergarten.

Fathers of the pupils will be guests.

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New Officers

Elected by

1A. A. U. W,

Mrs. C. Norman Green Is Chosen as First

Vice President.

Mrs. C. Norman Green was named

| first vice president of the American Association of University Women

last night at a dinner meeting at the Woman’s Department Club. She will head the program come

[mittee for the ensuing year. Other

new officers ¢hosen were Mrs. Edmond W. Hebel, second vice presi=dent Sng mbership chairman; Mrs. Leslie #DeVoe, trea , and Mrs. Walter Morton ana. Mitr; Victor Keene, directors. A group of officers is elected every year, but each group serves for two years. Die rectors are named for one year. “Artistic expressions of a pure American character create a closer relationship among. nations spurred by the spirit of freedom and hope,” Manosh Leide-Tedesco, orchestra leader and composer, told the group in a talk following the dinner meeting. The American artistic exe pressions are manifested in all branches of the fine arts. They are projected ahd demonstrated through architecture, drama, music and definitely have been traced as molde ing forces in the progress and evoe lution of the-older cultures.” Mr. Leide-Tedesco was educated at the Universitk of Naples and has conducted European Symphony ore chestras, including “the -Philhare monics of Praha, Vienna and Presse burg. Vg

Church Council

To Hold Easter "Sacrificial Rite

Activities planned for tomorrow by two women’s church units include an Easter sacrificial service and program and a birthday celebration for a Bible class leader. A meeting of the New Crusade Youth’s Tem perance Council has been set for early next week. Members of the Woman’s Council of the Northwood Christian Church will observe its annual Easter sacrie ficial service at 1 p. m. tomorrow with a program at the church. Mrs.

the program, “Watch With Me One Hour ”

Others who will take part ine clude Mrs. George Huff, reader; Mesdames J. C. Jenkins, A. D. Beeler, Paul Pike and E. M. Burge,

Stidham and Oren D. Pritchard, soloists, accompanied by Mrs. C. L. Long. Mrs. George Wood and Mrs. T. R. Mead will have charge of decorations. A business’ meeting will be conducted at 11 a. m.

A birthday party will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow ‘at the parlors of the Central Christian Church for Mrs. Ida Reid Ashley. Mrs. Ashley has been teacher of the Ida Reid Ashley Bible Class for the t 30 yedrs. $ Mrs. A. B. Chapman will be in charge of the program. A quartet from the Flanner House will sing and a musical program will be pre sented by the Arthur Jordan Cone servatory. will sing and present readings. Members of the New Crusade Youth’s . Temperance Council will meet Monday evening at the home of the vice president, Miss Helen Bishop, 2376 Adams St. Miss Lois and Miss Dorothy Bishop. will be assistant hostesses. Mrs. Maryellen Mendenhall will preside at a business meeting. Devotions will be presented by Miss Catherine Boothe and Miss Thelma Buhmiller will offer special music.

“Flower Missions.”

Horace Mann P.-T. A,

Planning Luncheon

P.-T. A members at Horace’ Mann School 13 will’ hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the school auditorium. Mrs. Jack C. Greig and Mrs, Herman Gropp are cochaire men in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Hershel Richeson and Mrs. Donald Edison. Following the luncheon, Miss Frieda Popp, school principal, will conduct a Study Club meeting on “Child Guidance.” Mrs. Walter

Mann is president of the P.-T. A.

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