Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1939 — Page 26

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Guild Opens Tomorrow

‘World Fairs’ Influence to Be Reflected in Minia-

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; By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON . *. The New York and San Francisco World Fairs are wielding an influence on Midwestern social life. : - The Children’s -Museum Guild has arranged its own miniature hall of nations for the Internationsl Exhibition of Handicrafts and Folk Music which opens tomorrow at L. S. Ayres’ auditori % For weéks news of the local affair has traveled among foreignith the result that a great variety of exhibits has been entered, ac rding to Mrs. Joseph Ha= maker, Guild ways and means chairman. | ‘Aiding in the principal ‘objective of the exhibition—to show the relation of handicraft to health—are the Indianapolis Junior League, St. Margaret’s Guild and School for. the Blind which will have occupational therapy exhibits with craftsmen to explain them each day. Boy Scout Cub troops and Girl Scouts will show their handicraft in the afternoons and Orchard School piplis ‘are to exhibit pioneer American handcraft daily. As‘an appre priate setting for early American crafts, the pioneer room from the Children’s Museum is to be transferred to Ayres’ auditorium. | ’ ! “Dr. Thomas B. Noble Jr. is lending the entire Indian collection from his “Hogan.” Mrs. Grace B. Golden, executive secretary of the Children’s Museum, is sending her private collection of peasant:

aprons. Arthur Zinkin has contributed a| blower, copper vessel and ! F

table-scarf to the Russian exhibit.

Venetian Glass to Be Shown :

Mrs. John R. Brant, a native of Italy, is lending Venetian. glass, handblown according to a design submitted by Mr. Brant; &n ex. quisitely embroidered Point Assissi tablecloth and some pieces of Pompeian bronze. ‘The Italian exhibit will also feature an 80-year-old Italian wedding dress loaned by Miss Mary Lombardo. . ‘Scotland is to be represented by ‘a copy of Robert Burns’ poems purchased by Mrs. D. L. Hutcheson at Burns’ house in Scotland. Mrs. Mary Noble is lending a Glen Airy bonnet, a tea cozy and some . Gas china from Scotland as well as pieces from Norway, Holland and Italy. ; : . Mrs. John Goldthwaite is sending mountaineers’ craft work from the Pi Beta Phi Settlement school at Gatlinburg, Tenn. including baskets, woven linens, wool scarfs and a coverlet. Supplying a patriotic touch will be replicas of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence contributed by L. S. Ayres & Co. 2 = = 3 io:

Auxiliary Dance Tomorrow

The New York World's Fair will provide the theme for the “World of Tomorrow” dance sponsored by the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary tomorrow at the Woodstock Club. A pumber of dinner parties are to precede the event. | : ‘Miss Ruth Noblitt will have as her dinner guests at Woodstock Messrs. and Mesdames William Shepler, Taylor Land and Donald Keller, the Misses Dorothy Naughten, Ann Beck, Dorothy Fitzpe trick and Marjorie Taylor, Messrs. George Ziegler, Edward Gallzhue, Robert Armstrong, Richard Miskimen, Russell Langsenkamp and R. D. Brown. : ~ "Mrs. Walter C. Hiser, dance chairman, and Mr. Hiser will ‘entertain before the dance Messrs. and Mesdames Richard T. Hill, Robert Harrington, Walton M. Wheeler Jr., Paul C, Cullom, James W. Ray, Silas B. Reagan, F. Noble Ropkey, Louis R. Thomas, George M. Hoster, James H. Ruddell and Johns.Marshall of Columbus, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Buschmann dine with Mr. and Mrs. Havens Kahlo. Later they will join Mr. and Mrs. Addison A. Fowe, who will also entertain the Misses Louise Vonnegut, Madeline Speers, Ruth Zinn and Frances Haight and Messrs. Robert D. Eaglesfield Jr., Henry Jameson Peirce, Richard Tennant and Charles M. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gordner will have as their dinner guesis at

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Woodstock Mr. and Mrs. G. Vance Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John Rabb Emison. Mr. and Mrs. August

Mesdames Harold Ransberg, Edward Bentzl and John Mutz. A group of officials of the Butler Rlays and their wives who have made reservations includes Messrs. Schumacher, G. E. Woods, Floyd Mannon, Scott Ham, Nipper, Paul D. Hinkle, James Tucker and

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Betty Augustus and Richard Mills.

Sevitzky:and Wife Are Honor Guests at Preconcert Event

. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony, and Mrs. |. Sevitzky will be honor guests today at the last of the preconcers lunchDean Robert L. Sanders, Indiana University for ‘the DAnauet are under the di. music school, will: make the explanatory music talk. : The luncheons are held under auspices of the women's commitiee of the Indiana State Symphony Society. The

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troduced by Donald M. Mattison, director of the John Herron Art School, who was a close friend of Mr. ‘Sanders when the two were

studying in Rome as-holders of the |"

Prix de Rome in their respective fields. it - Two Units to: Be Feted

Members of the Bloomington and New Castle units of the women’s committee will be entertainéd at the luncheon. Mrs. Ward G. Biddle and Mrs. Douglas D. Nye are cochairmen of the Bloomington unit, while Mrs. Montreau: F. ‘Hatt and Miss Helen K. Goodwin head the New Castle group. 5 Sp of Luncheon reservations from New Castle include those of Mesdames Demis Anderson, Margaret Bruner, Jan Cox, E. D. Feurell, Elsa. S: Hosea, Floyd Hutchinson, C. W. Jennings, Harry E. Jennings, H. E. Jennings Jr., George H. Keagy, N. R. Keller, H. H. Koons, E. ‘G. McQuinn, John R. Millikan, Laura. G. Ogburn, Fred J. Pope, Claude Stanley, Macy O. Teetor, Ralph Teetor, Paul K. Thiery, Alice G. Ward, A. P. Zettersburg and the Misses Gladys Coburn, May Dorsey and Mary F. Goodwin. 7 Special Hostesses Listed Bloomington reservations ‘include Mesdames Emmet Arnett, J. A. Badertcher, Louis Becovitz, Edward B. Birge, H. T. Briscoe, Clumi Buch-

"er, Robert Burke, Samuel Burns,

Dillon Geiger, Bernard Gavif, Frederick Green, A. C. Kinsey, A. L. Kohlmeier, Harvey Locke, Glen McDaniel, B. Winfred Merrill, John R. Moore, John Mueller, J. W. Piercy, D. S. Robinson, Robert L. Sanders, George Snoddy, Grover Somers, Sanford F. Teter, Stith Thompson, Frances Woodbridge and the Misses Bertha Ashby, Mabel Harlan, Marguerite Keller, Bess Miner and Agnes E. Wells. Hostesses for members of Psi Iota Xi Sorority attending the luncheon are members of the Alpha Iota Chapter at Richmond, Mrs.. Thomas Schumaker and Mrs. ‘Guerney Mann.

Founders’ Day for Phi Theta Delta

A Founders’ Day banquet will be given at 7 p. m.. Wednesday for members of Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, at the Sheffield Inn. . _ Initiation services will be conducted for Miss ‘Pauline Loos. Mrs. Clayborne Blue will read the organization prophecy and Miss Edith Edwards will read the history of the group for the last year. Toastmaster will be Mrs. Robert Fitzgibbon. will be in charge of

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guest speaker will be inButler Mothers Will Give Tea

The Butler University’ ‘Mothers’ Council will hold its annual tea Eriday, March 24, at the Pi Beta Phi house on the . Butler University campus. Seid 3 Mrs. A. L. Gilliom and Mrs. Robert Blake, program ~ committee ‘heads, have announced that the Butler University Choir, under direction of Joseph Lautner, will sing. J Mesdames Ellis B. Hall, J. W. Atherton, Harold Ireland, A. L. Billinger, G. H. Shadinger and Russell Sanders will be in the receiving lize. Mesdames J. W. Putnam, Geoige Underwood and Emsley Johnson will pour. , Assisting Mrs. -C. V. Sorenson, social chairman, will be Mesdanies Paul M. Kilby, Worth Harder, Frank B. Hunter, Robert Kershaw, H. J. Searborough, H. G. Bradley, George A. Schumacher, Ross’ Mitchell, Edwin Wagner, Ora Butz, E. R. Brown, S. J. Carr, Robert Lambert, George Diener, Robert St. Pierre and John Eble. Mrs. Atherton is council president. =

Study Club to Hear, Joseph K. Shepard

Joseph K. Shepard will speak to members of the Mayflower Chapter of the International Travel Study Club following their luhcaeon at ‘the Hamilton Food Shop Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. Mr. Shepard’s subject will be “History aiid Ideals of American Art.” Mrs. James Butler will preseat several readings and Miss Marie Hammons, pianist, will play. Oficers will be elected. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mesdames Charles Michael, Alice Hammoas and Annah E. Core. >

Wy-Mo-Daus to Hear Talks on Hoosier Art

Mrs. Percival W. Brown and Mrs. Frank R. Stewart’ will present papers on Indian amusic and literature before members of the Wy-Mo-Dau Literary Club. following their luncaeon Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Brown will discuss “Indiana’s Contribution to ‘Art“gnd Music” and Mrs. Stewart’s subject will be “Iagisns Authors, -Foets-.and “Homer -

Mesdames C3 ‘Frank Albright, Jules G. Zinter “and Edward - A. Murphy will be: host O’'Hair Tearoom, ‘~~ Dry Woolens Slowly Woolen garments dfter washing should never be dried at either eztremely hot or extremely col

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1Youth and Travel Discussions Are

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Discussions of present youth needs and of world travels are scheduled for two meetings of Marion County Parent-Teacher Associations next week. Another group will entertain at a mother and daughter banquet. Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant superintendent in charge of Indianapolis junior high schools, will speak at the meeting of the Warren Central High School P.-T. A. at 7:30 p. m, Wednesday at the school. Mr. Stinebaugh will discuss “Adjusting the Curriculum to the Needs of Today’s Youth.” Paul Hamilton will have charge of the music. Dr. Rebecca Parrish will discuss “World Travel Talks” before members of the Wayne Township P.-T. A. Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. in the

‘Ben Davis High School gymnasium.

Officers will be elected. Music will be provided by the school chorus under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Eastburn. Costumes used to illustrate the lecture will be modeled by high school girls. Mrs. Roy Haeberle is chairman of the program. Mrs. H. ¥. Goll, president, will preside. : Mrs. Robert Shank, seventh vice president of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak at the mother and daughter banquet of the Garden City P.-T. A. at 6:30 p. m. Friday, March 24. Miss Virginia Rowlinson will present a dramatic program. Arrangements

rection of :Mrs. Cleon O. Davies, banquet chairman, and Mrs. George Karl, program chairman. ‘Prof. Willard Clute discussed “Multiplying Plants” at a recent meeting of the Nora P.-T. A. at the school.

Teen-Age Girls Plan Program for Spring

Members of a recently organized club for teen-age girls will plan

their spring activities tomorrow.

Newly elected officers of a women’s group have been announced as their club season nears an end. Miss Kay Smith is president of the newly formed N. C. Club, teenage group. Other officers are Miss Dorothy - Rothhacs, Leah Kline, Shirley Shanafelt, Anita Case and Bettie Huber. The.group will meet tomorrow, : $ Mrs, James S. Herriott will be president of the Woman’s Round Table Club for the coming year following her recent election. Assisting her will be Mrs. Dwight A. Murphy, vice president; Mrs. Grover A. Millett, recording secretary; Mrs. Carl W. Steeg, corresponging secretary, and Mrs. J. Edward Morris, treasurer.

Miss Miriam Fafout (right) will be hostess tonight at a St. Patrick’s Day party for members of the Old Glory Society, Children of “Wrong Way” Corrigan stunts are to be

Travel Talk and Organ Recital - Head List of Sorority Events

As Rush Parties Are Planned) Meeting Monday

Sorority is the sponsoring group. Mrs. Brown will discuss “Andorra; A Republic in the Pyrenees.” Miss Katherine Bromley is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Mrs. David A. Thomas. Mrs. Harold Andrew is president of the sorority.

Miss Betty Strickland, 621 N. Drexel Ave. will entertain members of Theta Sigma Delta Sorority at her home Monday evening.

Plans for rush parties next month will be discussed by members cf Lambda Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority at their meeting in the Hotel Lincoln Monday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Landis Godwin, Miss Edna Logan and Miss Margie White will be in charge of the parties. Mrs. william F. Ruscher is president.

* Members of Gamma Chapter of Omega Chi Sorority will discuss plans for a card party at their meet

ing tonight at 7:30 p. m. - Misses Dorothy and Betty Ressler will be hostesses at their home.

Miss Charlotte Crane, 1023 §S. State Ave., will be hostess to mem-

bers and guests of Bonae Amicae Chapter of Vervs Cordis Sorority at a St. Patrick’s rush luncheon tomorrow at 1 p. m.

Formal initiation services for four pledges of Alpha Chapter, Theta Mu Rho Sorority, will"be conducted at Hotel Lincoln tomorrow at $8 p. m. Initiates will be Miss Theresa Noel, Miss Dorothy Stewart, Mrs. Herman Stucky and Mrs. Schorling Nickel. : The new members will be honored at a dinner following the services. Mrs. Brice Baldwin, social and pledge chairman, is in charge of arrangements. :

Members of ‘Rho Gamma Chi and

sponsor a spring dance at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow evening. Miss ‘Edythe Hall is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Miss Rosalie Freije, Miss Geneva Tharp, Mrs. Henry Pride and Mrs. Kenneth Cook. C. W. Jones to Speak .- Charles W. Jones will speak Tuesday at a meeting of the Tuesday Quest Club at ‘the home of Mrs. William Hastings, 650 E. 34th St. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. D. R. Kellum and Mrs. Clifford Chris-

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Activities of Greek letter groups tomorrow and next week will include a travel talk and organ recital, a St. Patrick’s luncheon for rushees and several business meetings to plan future events. Miss Lois Entwhistle will present a program of organ selections before the travel lecture by Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the American United Life Building Chi Delta Chi

Inter-Nos Club Will Entertain

A program of Chinese stories and songs will be presented at'a guest day meeting of the Inter-Nos' Club at the D. A. R. chapter house Wednesday afternoon.

Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus will read Chinese poems, stories and dramas, and Mrs. Ruell Sexton will sing “The Feast of Lahterns.” Mrs. Sexton will be accompanied by Mrs. Silas Doolittle and Mrs. Marshall Harvey, marimba player. Hostesses will be Mesdames W. A. Shullenberger, Harry L. Orlopp, Bert S. Gadd and G. H. Tomlinson.

W. B. A. Unit Will Meet

Members of the Silver Star Review 15, W. B. A, will: conduct a business meeting at 7:30 p. m. Monday at Castle Hall, followed by a card party. Mrs. Iva Wise is chairman in charge of arrangements. Members and friends are invited.

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Auxiliary Plans

Mrs. Wayne O. Hill will review the history of the Auxiliary to the Juvenile Detention Home at the fourth anniversary celebration of the organization Monday at 12:30 p. m. The program will follow a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Edward H. Niles, 4450 Guilford

Ave. Miss Alma Elizabeth Edmonds will present accordion and vocal solos, accompanied by Mrs. William H. Edmonds. Officers will be elected. Mrs. Walter H. Geisel, president, will conduct a business meeting. , Mrs. Hill is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. William H. Hodgson and Mrs. Cecil Vestal,

Kappa Alpha Theta

Alumnae Entertain

Gamma Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will give a covered dish supper tonight at the Butler University chapter house. Butler Sophomores who are members: of the sorority will be guests. :

Hostesses will be Mesdames Donald S. Lasuze, Dale Hodges, J. Vincent Rawlings, Walter Shirley,

James Kingsbury and Francis H. Insley. :

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Other Fetes Set.

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anistions wil hold danoss tonight and tomorrow night and: Ste, Sowil

club has arranged a shamrock buffet supper. i ah i he A special program of Irish Songs by Denny Dutton. and his: Columbia Club orchestra will feature the St. Patrick's dance tonight for Junior Columbians. Decorations will’ be carried out in an Irish theme. -» | The first in a series of “college pf ‘musical knowledge” contests will held tonight at the dance and: wi

be conducted by Denny Dutton:

Contests will be held each Friday night and prizes will be awarded to 5] boy and girl ‘with the’best “knowl= edge.” Tila ty Tg

“Members of the Indianapolis thietic Club will be entertained at ‘ tonight at the club. Danéing begin at 9:30 p. m. A large shamrock, electrically lighted, will be the centerpiece for the buffet table where supper will be served at midnight. Other decorations in the room and on the inwill follow the St. Pafrick’s Day theme.

A St. Patrick’s Day scarf dance will be ‘held tomorrow night at Hillcrest Country Club in honor of Erin’s patron saint. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.. Jones head the social committee arranging the event. Several dinner parties are plahned to celebrate the opening of the remodeled dining room and lounge. Committee assistants include Messrs. and Mesdames William H. Bender, Hartford Sallee, A. D. Schaefer, Bert C. Bender and Lionel P. Chandler. : , Bob McKittrick and his orchestra will play for the annual St. Patrick’s Day dance tomorrow night at the ballroom of the Hoosier Athletic Club. - Rosalyn Ludwig with her Six Rosalyns will present t oor show. Among reservations the event are those of Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Kercheval, Albert Herrmann, Frank P. Huse, Leo Steffen, Charles Ettinger, Thomas Murray, George Bechtolt, Carl Lich, Chauncy Taylor, Joseph B. Farmer, Harold Yount; Carl Vandivier, Lawrence Rudbeck, Leo Gauss, Robert Wallace, Paul Berry, T. W. Hollenbeck, R. J. Hartley, J. R. Longshore, Robert. E. Jones, John Davis, Paul Clark, C. E. Richardson, Charles Linton, Lowell Rushton, A. B. Cherry, Maurice Cherry, Walker, Ted Schefferdecker, Paul Blackburn, Robert Allison, Ben Barker, Robert Hipkins, Robert Barnes, Merle Bennett, William N. Nail, O. W. Nail, Herbert Hartman, Wilbur Watts, G. J. Selmier, F. G. Downey, Roger Elmore, Harold Farrar, Glen Goeke, Floyd Wimmer, H. R. Hartman, Wilbur Thayer, Elmer A. Heise, Curly Knowlton, Vernon Miller, Gurwin Kelly, Thomas Theard, Dr. and Mrs. Emil Kernel, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Jennings and Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Young; Messrs. Wilbur Noll, Charles Possman and Anthony B. Montani.

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Talks Monday,

Mrs. Branson DeCou, of New York, traveler and lecturer, will speak Monday afternoon to the Propylaeum® Club on “Alluring Bali, the Last Paradise of the South Seas.” iy

a ‘St. Patrick’s ‘Day. supper dance os

Gives Shower si: BridestorBe

for next week, a gift party for ane other bride-to-be and a shower far a recent bride are included in social events for women. Miss - Dorothy ‘Brown will enter= tain at'# miscellaneous shower next Thursday evening, for Miss Roberta Ehlers, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs, Charles P. Ehlers, 2238 BE. Michigan St. Miss Ehlers will ‘become the bride of James D. Brooks, son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter C. Brooks, on April 9 and Miss Brown will act as maid of honor, :

Ramsey, Betty Cullings, Laverne Doty, Esther Bowne, Alice Yates, Mary Jane Quillen, Frances Moore, Ruth Miller, Sue Jones, Adeline Moon, ‘Ruth- Singers, Arlene Bonkwitz and Margaret Tucker and the Mesdames Lois Burke, ‘Idd Lee Sweet, Walter Brooks, Mary Brooks, O. A. Trinkle, Emmétt Dosch, Her-

ton, Everett Burns, Mary Alice Brown and Ehlers, mother of the bride-to-be. 8s. 8 8

recently at the home ‘of Miss Mary

whose marriage to Frank §. Jordan will ‘be Thursday. Guests included members of -the Las Amigas Club

Dorothy: Johnson, Bernice ‘Hendricks,’ Martha Mosier, Robertson, Wanita Rominger, Flor ence Shultz, Berniece Wires, Betty Ulrey and Mesdames ‘Charles Horn-

king and. Jack Mathews, 2 2 Mrs. Herman Hosier entertained

shower recently at her home; 1242

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A miscellaneous shower planned

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Guests at the ‘shower will include the Misses Juanita Caldwell, Betty:

man‘ Bowers, Bert Zody, Carl Fulk, * Ruth Ann ‘Merriman, Martha ‘Pres- . |

Lou Slater for Miss Jeanne Reed,

berger, George Long, Walter Luebs -

W. 31stiSt., in honor of Mrs. William . Lee Karsner, formerly Miss -Amelia

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A’ miscellaneous shower was held . |

and were Misses Genevieve Hall, « |

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at a chili supper and miscellaneous