Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1939 — Page 10

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ARRANGE CLUB BLOSSOM TIME DANCE

Mrs. Fred Haunss (left) and

Paetz are assisting with arrangements for the annual

Blossom Time Dance which will

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be held Friday | Lourdes Church.

Women Experts on Flower

Arrangement

Will Address

2 Groups Here This Month

Constance Spry to Address Garden Club April 21; Dorothy Biddle to Conduct Clinic for Department Club Group.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Two widely known experts on flower arrangement are coming to

Indianapolis this month. Constance Spry,

the international authority who has studios in

London and New York, is to address the Indianapolis Garden Club’s meeting at 2:30 p. m. Aprii 21 at the home of Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres. Dorothy Biddle, editor of Garden Digest, is to conduct a flower ar-

rangement “clinic”

for the garden department of the Woman's De-

partment Club at 2 p. m. April 27. Presidents of all the City’s garden clubs have been invited to be special guests by Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf,

garden department chairman.

Mrs. Spry has planned the decor for many fashionable British

weddings. She *

‘did” the Duchess of Gloucester’s wedding, decorated

St. Paul's Cathedral for the marriage of Lord Derby's granddaughter and the Russian Church for the nuptials of the daughter of Lady Howard de Walden. Her keen sense of color is behind the statement,

“The ballroom looked lovely,

She's said to be extraordinarily She introduced white feather trees in New York

artificial flowers.

” at dozen of New York debuts.

skilful at combining real and

and at Christmas time designed candelabra of wire covered with

silvered holly. collecting seeshells and London dinner tables.” tions for Lady Mendl’s parties.

She has never outgrown her childhood pleasure in “loves to fill them with white hyacinths for Incidentally, Mrs. Warren Pershing always wears

she usually arranges the decora-

replicas of the flower piece Mrs. Spry designed for her hair, made up in- colors to harmonize with her evening gowns.

Last December Mrs.

Spry opened her New York shop in the

East Fifties in a “done over” house completely devoted to flowers. She exhibits a single dramatic flower arrangement in each of the two great front windows and goes jingling around the studio wearing a gorgeous collection of bangle bracelets reaching halfway to her elbow.

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Criticism to Be Invited

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The intrepid Woman's Department Club members are planning to bring in a dozen flower arrangements for Mrs. Biddle to criticise at the “clinic” and the clinician is to fetch along a collection of vases, holders and foliage to demonstrate the underlying principles of flower ar-

rangement.

Mrs. Biddle, who has frequently judged at International Flower Shows and is author of several gardening and flower arrangement books, had the temerity last fall to publish an article on “Debunking

Flower Arrangement”

which, she says,

“brought scores of letters of

approv al and two of hearty condemnation.”

“April,” she declared,

“is the time to make up our minds quickly

to guarantee a house as well as a garden richly adorned with flowers. One of the final tests of a fine garden is the way in which it satisfies

the needs of the house interior.

By carefully planning the flower

harvest we are better equipped to take care of such varied situations as a gala dinner party, the small dimensions of a breakfast nook, the porch buffet supper, the guest room bedside table and the living room

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Woman’s Club to Meet

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Papers at the Indianapolis Woman's Club meeting Friday afternoon at the Propylaeum are to be “Dollars and Scents” by Mrs. Lee Burns and “The Shropshire Lad” by Mrs. Donald Jameson. The same afternoon Miss Ruth Bozell will discuss “The Romantic Tours of Dr. Syntax” at the Government Science Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Walker

W. Winslow.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred di Caprio of New York are visiting relatives here and at Bloomfield. Mrs. di Caprio, who was formerly Miss Marjorie Hendren, will be among the guests at a dinner party Mrs. James

H. Ruddell is to give this evening.

Mrs Charles E. Ashburner of Norfolk, Va., will come today to visit her sister. Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfield, and Mr. Eaglesfield. The late Mr. Ashburner was the first city manager in the U. S,, filling that position in Staunton, Va.; Norfolk; Springfield, O., and Stockton, Cal.

Lambda Chi Club Plans Party;

to Phi Delt Unit

Belzer to Talk

A benefit card party, a travelog talk and a spring tea are planned for meetings tomorrow of mothers’ clubs of two Butler University fra-

ternities and one sorority. meeting Friday.

Another organization will hold a luncheon

Mrs. R. B. Straugh will have charge of the card party the Lambda

Chi Alpha auditorium, Assisting in arrangements are Mesdames Bernard Wulle, M. H. Willetts, J. C. Stephen, J. F. Lynch, Charles Herin, Ross Mitchell, W .C. Galbraith, C. A. Breece, K. W. Behr, S. F. Dolzell, O. A. Butz, Smith Burns, H. W. Clark, A. E. Witt, H. W. Mason, Frances Brecount, H. P. German, Nettie Lockhart and C. H. Taylor.

F. O. Belzer will discuss “Needlecraft in Hungary” before members of the Phi Delta Theta Mothers’ Club tomorrow afternoon at the

university chapter house. Mesdames Morse Bowen, Charles Cohee and B. C. Ward will be hostesses. The program will follow a luncheon at 1p m

A. A. Irwin of the Purdue University Extension Horticulture Department will discuss “Mechanics of a Spring Garden” before members of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’

Club of Butler University during their spring tea tomorrow at the chapter house. A string trio will provide music during the afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Over, president, and Mrs. Mary Keegan, house mother, will preside at the tea table. Invitations have been sent to members of all Butler University Mothers’ Clubs and to members of the faculty and their wives.

Mrs. W. M. Clark will present “Musical Mcnologues” following the monthly luncheon of Psi Psi Psi SoFOrity, mothers’ club of the Butler Delta Delia Delta Soror-

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Mothers’ Club will have at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Ayres’

Hampton Drive. Mrs. Paul R. Duckwall will be in charge of the musical program and Miss Ruth Duckwall will sing. Officers for the coming year will

be elected during the business session. Mrs. Floyd Bell will be luncheon hostess, assisted by Mesdames Ora Butts, Lewis Meier, R. C. Cashon, J. H. Patton and J. E. Shewmon.

Natural Bright Wood Will Brighten Room

Furniture stylists stress importance of natural light woods in the new furniture showings, fruit woods most particularly. If your room is already furnished in dark mahogany, add one or two pieces of a natural blond wood and you will achieve a striking effect, a new and unusual room personality.

Principal Will Speak Walter Gingery, principal of George Washington High School, will talk at 7:45 o'clock tonight at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of School 47, at the

school. Pupils from the high school will present a musical program.

Card Party Arranged

Mrs. Hester Friederichs is general chairman of the card party which the Indianapolis Typographical Union Aursinay will sponsor at 2 p. m. day at " Whitehill | Auditorium.

Kirkpatrick Photo.

night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. The event is sponsored annually by the eight clubs of Lady of

Joseph F. Sexton, Lawrence Paetz, Sylvester Hulsman, Fred Haunss, Roy Falvey, Miss Helen Reidy and Miss Mary Ann Mahan.

Parties Are Arranged

In one party will be Messrs. and Mesdames Hubert McShay, John Faust, Thomas Maley, William Shea and P. A. Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. Hemelgarn will entertain Messrs. and Mesdames Bert Deery, E. W. Lyons, Ralph White, William Wilson, Henry Rosner, W. C. Dorsett, Robert Barnes, Gus Allandt, C. K. Moore and B. C. Pfeiffer. In another party will be Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Viehman, Al Golay and Paul Kervin. With Mr. and Mrs. John Commons will be Messrs. and Mesdames John Long, C. J. Simon, T. T. Killila, M J. Dipple, Miss Lillian Voyles and John Killila. Dr. and Mrs. Kernel will have at their table Messrs. and Mesdames George Stahl, Joseph Huser, A. J. Ulrich, Lee Remmetter, Robert Murphy, James Mahan, Carl Bender and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kernel. John Murphy’s guests will include the Misses Agnes Roach, Alice Murphy, Bernice McWhorter, Maryellen Murphy, Frank Schmidt, Ed Murphy and Todd Murphy. In Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clemens’ party will be Messrs. and Mesdames John Wigmore, Joseph Schmidt, Earl Hoppes, Peter Terrell, Everett Mullen, John Nickel, James Applegate, Thal Hollenbeck and Charles Machamer. Reservations Made

With Mr. and Mrs. Paetz will be Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph Weiger, Roy Falvey, Arthur Milan, Joseph O'Hara, E. O. Schalk, Misses Bertha Jordan, Ruth Hausser, and Messrs. Ray Hausser and Anthony Wernsing. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McMahan have reserved a table for five couples and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wechsler will be hosts at a table for six couples. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller are entertaining for Messrs. and Mesdames S. A. Holmes, Joseph Colbert, Edmund Bradley, Hugh O'Connell, John Conaton, James Welch, Vincent Concannon and Howard Phillips. In another party will be Messrs. and Mesdames Walter Binai, Lawrence Feeney and J. A. Miller. At a table will be Messrs. and Mesdames Samuel Kolp, Charles Kirkhoff, Joseph Reed, Anthony MecCann and John McCann. With Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney will be Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Day and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gootee.

3 Legion Auxiliary Units Have Meetings

A benefit card party and two programs with child welfare as their theme are to be held this week by American Legion Auxiliary units.

The Big Feur Railway Auxiliary 116 will hear Mrs. Freida Patton speak on “Child Welfare” at its regular meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the World War Memorial. Garfield Park Unit 88 will give a benefit card party Friday night at the home service department of the Citizens’ Gas and Coke Co. Mrs. Edward Kookinfoffer is, general chairman, assisted by Mesdames Louise Collins, Alice Palmer, Georgia Connelly, Mary Frances Gamp and Helen Boeldt. The Hayward Barcus Auxiliary will meet tonight at the World War Memorial to hear Judge Wilfred Bradshaw discuss “Juvenile Delinquency.” Members of the auxiliary will join post members preceding their program to hezr Dr. Thurman B. Rice speak on “Health Fads and the Preservation of Sanity.” Mrs. Elmer Quandt heads the reception committee, assisted by Mesdames James Tucker, Paul Catterson and Prentice Cotton. The Osric Mills Watkins Auxiliary will have a luncheon meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Edward Harmening. Mrs. Harry E. Taylor will speak on “Rumania and the Arts.”

Ward Belmont ‘Grads’ Are Planning Lunch

The Ward Bélmont Alumnae Club will hold a dessert luncheon at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. Mrs. Morris Crain, 219 W. 52d St, will be hostess, assisted .by Mrs. George Palmer.

‘Mexico’ Is Club Topic Miss Marian Lee will talk on “Mexico” at the meeting at 8 p. m. SO palin Club, 6

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PLAN HOSPITAL GUILD PARTY

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St. Francis Hospital Guild will hold a membership luncheon and

card party Tuesday at the Marrott Hotel.

Assisting are (left to right)

Mesdames William Nyffeler, Henry Gardner and Alma Schulsky.

Portfolio Club

To Hear Talk On ‘Nosegays’

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Blossom Time Swing Parties Arranged for Friday Night at Our Lady of Lourdes Club Fete

Several parties have been arranged for the Blossom Time Swing to be held Friday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club under auspices of the clubs of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Dance decorations will be carried out in spring flowers. Mrs. Paul B. Kernel are cochairmen of the reception committee. Other assistants are Messrs. and Mesdames Leo Hemelgarn, J. B. Clemans,

Dr. and

O. E. S. Plans Pitch-in Supper; Benefits Listed

A supper, a musical program and a dance are among activities arranged by lodge groups for this week.

Members of the Marion County Past Matrons and Patrons Association, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a pitch-in supper at 6 p. m. tomorrow at the Englewood Chapter rooms, 2714% E. Washington St. A business meeting and program

'| will follow. Hosts will be the Engle-

wood, Cumberland and Southport Chapters. Mrs. Clara Lucas is Matrons and Patrons president.

Pocahontas Council 350 will hold a benefit card party tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Oma Love, 1626 Brookside Ave. Miss Hazele Swego will be in charge.

Mrs. Lottie Carpenter was in charge of the anniversary celebration of Golden Rule Lodge 25 held today at Trainmen’s Hall. Initiation was to follow a luncheon. Mrs. Lola Plany and Mrs. Gussie Johnson were to be guests. Mrs. Nolene Dawson vice president, was to preside.

Indianapolis Shrine 6, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a covered dish luncheon at 630 p. m. Thursday for members and their families at Castle Hall. A class of 19 candidates will be initiated. Mrs. Aileen Money is worthy high priestess and William Faust Jr. is watchman of the shepherds.

A musical program and tea in honor of new officers of Daylight Chapter 553, O. E. S. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday at Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts. Mrs. Agnes L. Singer will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Mamie Passmore, organist.

‘Amphitryon 38 To Be Reviewed

A discussion of makeup and review of “Amphitryon 83” were to be features of the Civic Theater Affairs Committee meeting today at the home of Mrs. Chauncey Eno. Mrs. Howard BE. Nyhart will outline the play which will be presented next week at English’s Theater, starring Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt. Mrs. Ronald Skyrme will speak on makeup.

On-Ea-Otas Will Be Guests at Bridge

The On-Ea-Ota Club will have a business meeting and bridge party tomorrow afternoon following a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Clara Seitz, 2929 Beech St., will be hostess. Husbands of club members will sponsor a dance Saturday night from 9 to 12 o'clock at the Woodruff Place clubhouse.

Mrs. Sims Directing Bridge Party Group

Mrs. Fred Sims heads the committee in charge of the monthly contract bridge party and luncheon today at the Propylasum. She is being assisted by Mrs. Frank R. Weaver and Q. G. Noblitt.

Birthday Dinner Tonight

Alpha Tau chapter of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority will hold its annual formal birthday dinner at 8 p. m. tonight at the Hotel Riley. Decorations and appointments are to be in red and white.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 1939

DISCUSS CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS MEETING

Miss Mary Burnell (center) discusses the state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America with Miss Adele Rababa (left) and Miss Helen Galm.

DeWitt Morgan to Address Business - Professional Meeting.

A number of talks and papers are planned for programs of Indianapolis women's organizations meeting tomorrow. Several groups will have luncheon and supper meetings and one organization will have a family and guest night party. Mrs. Lee Burns will present a paper on “April Nosegays” at the meeting tomorrow evening of the Portfolio Club. Supper will be served at the Propylaeum. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Schildknecht, Mrs. Winifred B. Adams and Mrs. Oakley

E. Richey compose the supper committee.

DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of Indianapolis Schools, will discuss the “Modern School and Vocational Education” at the meeting tomorrow of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club at their clubrooms.

Mrs. O. H. Bakemeier will entertain members of the Irvington Service Circle, International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons, tomorrow at her home, 5533 E. St. Clair St. Mrs. A. M. Alexander is alternate hostess, with Mrs. A. B. Clark, hostess chairman. Assistants will include - Mesdames H. J. Bucholz, W. M. Burton, F. D.

’| Stilz, O. R. Sumner, ©. T. Tarpen-

ning, L. M. Van Ausdall, Pierre Van Sickle, W. B. Ward and W. J. Weesner. Mrs. W. L. Stamper will have charge of devotions and Mrs. R. L. Pinder will present the “Silver Cross.” Mrs. John Sloane Kittle will talk on the “Suemma Coleman Home.”

A series of three-minute talks on the “Holy Land” will be featured at tomorrow’s meeting of the Indianapolis Current Events Club. Mrs. W. H. Link will be hostess at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Agnew, 5212 N. Pennsylvania. Mrs. O* M. McGrail will assist the hostess. Speakers and their subjects will include Mrs. P. C. Lumley, “Bethlehem”; Mrs. M. J. Billings, “The Dead Sea”; Mrs. J. M. Depweg, “Bethany”; Mrs. F. B. Gaylord, “Nazareth,” and Mrs. E. E. Files, “Jerusalem,” Mrs. Effie Biddlecombe, Mrs. Bert L. Combs and Mrs. O. G. Merrill will sing.

Members of the Service Study Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Carl Corwin, 1308 Oakland Ave. Mrs. H. F. Buhr will present a paper on “Indianapolis Poets and Writers.”

Mrs. Robert Malloch will talk on “The Scent of the Pine and the Tang of the Sea,” at a meeting tomorrow of the Thursday Lyceum Club at the home of Mrs. M. A. Baltozer, 430 E. 21st St.

Members of the 1908 Clvb will hold their meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. E. D. Koppelmyer, 4848 N. Capitol Ave.

Family and guest night will be observed with a dinner and program tomorrow night by the New Century Club at the Food Craft Shop. Mrs. Louis A. Kirch is in charge of the program, which will include a dramatic reading by Mrs. Margaret Wood Raley; a violin solo by Louis Mader, accompanied by Mrs. Louis Mader, and a soprano solo by Mrs. Russell Williams, accompanied by Miss Mary Jannette Sellers. Mrs. J. Earl Brown is general chairman in charge of ticket sales.

Guest day will be observed tomorrow by the Lincolnian Chapter, International Travel-Study Club with a program at 1:30 p. m. at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Mrs. John Boles will sing, accompanied by Mrs. M. B. McDonald and Miss Mary Catherine Stair will present harp music. Mrs. John W, Thornburgh will lecture on “The Consti-

tution.”

Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. 8 5232 English Ave., hostess.

3335 N. Meridian, hostess. College Ave., hostess.

Home, 1404 . State. Mrs

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Tau. Tonight. Miss Edith Fibiger, Beta Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8:30 tonight. Miss Janice Suite, 4166

CLUB

Current Literature. Today. Mrs. O. B. Stringer, 5130 Broadway, hostess. Mrs. FP. J. Brown, assistant. Luncheon.

CARD PARTIES Ladies’ Auxiliary, General Protestant Orphans’ Home. 8 p. m. Thurs. William P F. Wagener, chairman.

tonight. Mrs. Stanford O'Haver,

Misses Barbara June Doebber

And Ann Farrell to Be Feted; Dykeman-Southard Rite Read

Prenuptial activities for brides of the coming week-end include last

minute showers and a bridal dinner.

The parents of one young woman

have announced her marriage Sunday.

A bridal dinner will be held

June Doebber, daughter of Frederick A. Doebber,

tomorrow night for Miss Barbara and Thomas B.

May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olney D. May, in the Gold Room of the

Marott Hotel. The formal dinner will be followed by a wedding rehearsal. Spring flowers will decorate the table. Guests will include Mr. Doebber, the bride-to-be’s father; Mrs. Bert

Ferrara, Terre Haute, Miss Doeb-

ber’s sister, and Mr. Ferrara; Miss Mary Aughinbaugh, Miss Jane Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. O! D. May, James C. Bantz, Harry Garver, Frederick Doebber, the bride-to-be’s brother, and Mrs. Ada Lee and Mrs. Sarah May, grandmothers of the engaged couple.

Mrs. Robert Straughn and Miss Betty Behrmann entertained recently at Catherine’s Tearcom with a bathroom shower for Miss Doebber. Decorations and appointments were carried out in orchid and guests played bridge. Guests were Mesdames Lee, May, Walter Pritchard, Harry Behrmann, Ferrara and Daugherty and the Misses Aughinbaugh, Norton, Norma Conder, Doris and Helen Ellis, Ruth Rhem, Jeanette Barnett, Sally Heilman and Mildred Thiesing. » » 2 Miss Anne Farrell, daughter of James Farrell, 5656 Goodlet Ave, whose marriage to Don Poinsette will be Saturday, will be entertained tonight with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. John Arnsman, 533 Berwick Ave. Assist-

ant hostesses will be Mrs. John Laing and Miss Cecelia Haley, an aunt of the bride-to-be. Decorations will be in the bridal colors of aqua and peach. Guests will include the Misses Betty Haley, Mildred Cummins, Rosemary Bloomer, Marie Tracy and Patricia Farrell, Mesdames Don Murphy, Thomas Murphy, John J. O'Neill, William Tracy, Andrew Haley, Alice Haley, Russell Owens, William Sommers, Ferdinand Williams and Marvin Haley. Miss Colene Cook entertained last night at a bridal shower for Miss Farrell. She will be a bridesmaid at the wedding.

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Miss Patricia Alice McGinley, whose marriage to Marion F, Harmon will be Saturday, was honor guest at a shower given last night by her sister, Mrs. Michael Cain. The hostess was assisted by her sister. Mrs. Herbert Norviel, Anderson. Guests included Mesdames John Longsdorf, Stanley Call, Frederick Martin, Anthony Cancelli and the Misses Josephine Evard, Grace Gabriel and Victoria Poggania.

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Mr. and Mrs. VW. W. Southard, 64 N. Irvington Ave. today announced the marriage of their daughter, Jean, to Jack Dykeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barl Dykeman, Gary. The ceremony was read Sunday at the home of the bride's parents. Dr. John Ferguson officiated. The couple will be at home in Gary. Mrs. Dykeman graduated from Butler University and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Sigma Alpha Iota musical sorority. Mr. Dykeman attended Indiana University.

Paralysis Is Topic At Nurses’ Session

Infantile and spastic paralysis are to be discussion topics this afternoon at a meeting of the Central District, Indiana State Nurses’ Association, at the Newby Clinic, Riley Hospital. The medical aspect will be described by Dr. George Garceau and Miss Frances Hellman is to talk on nursing care. The physical therapy treatment will be described by Miss Adelaide McGarrett and Miss Charlotte Anderson.

Ohio State Alumnae Hold Dessert-Bridge

The Ohio State Alumnae Association was to hold a dessert-bridge today at the home of Mrs. Hershel Goodman. Mrs. M. F. Shafer and Mrs. Carl R. Smith were to assist the hostess.

Catherine Boothe Hostess

Miss Catherine Boothe, 39 N. Dearborn St., will entertain the New Crusade Youth’s Temperance Council Monday evening. Miss Helen Bishop, vice president, will preside. Devotions will be conducted by Miss Boothe. Miss Thelma Buhmiller, music chairman, will present a

musical propia, including selections by Miss Ell en Taylor and Miss}

Club Federation To Plant Trees This Saturday

The first Little Town Forest of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will be a grove of 17 oaks which the Seventh District will plant Saturday at Holliday Park. A luncheon at the Home Show will precede the planting. Prof. Willard N. Clute will speak on “Why Plant a Tree?” The Seventh District Chorus and Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion are to sing. Mrs. Rudolph Grosskopf and Mrs. Colin Lett will be in charge of the luncheon. The planting is planned by Mrs. H. p. Willwerth, district conservation chairman, assisted by Mesdames Ruth Jackson, S. B. Walker, Roy Brown and Paul Oren. The present and past presidents of the district federation are to be honored by the planting. They include Mrs. W. D. Keenan, retiring president; Mesdames C. J. Finch, Frederick G. Balz, R. O. McAlexander, George M. Cornelius, H. K. Fatout, David Ross, C. T. Austin, John T. Wheeler, John Downing Johnson, E. C. Rumpler, Ralph Kennington, M. F. Ault, Felix T. McWhirter, Demarchus Brown and the late Mrs. J. F. Edwards and the late Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke.

Hostesses will be Mesdames J. W. Moore, Rudolph Grosskopf, John W. Thornburgh, Frank X. Kern and Horace Casady. Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, state federation president, and Mrs. Ray Norris, state federas tion conservation chairman, will be guests.

Garden Dinner Party At Church Arranged

Circle 8 of the Meridian Street Methodist Church will hold a garden dinner party at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the church. Mrs. Alfred F. Gauding and Mrs. Paul H. Buchanan are in charge. The church autograph quilt will be presented. Mrs. Gauding and Mrs. Edgar G. Henderson are in charge of tickets.

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The conference will be held April 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The young women are general arrangements committee members.

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Catholic Group Will Celebrate 10th Year Here

City Court Chartrand To Be Host for Indiana Conclave April 23.

The 10th anniversary of the ore ganization of the Catholic Daughe ters of America in Indianapolis will be celebrated at the state convene tion April 23 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Indianapolis Court Chartrand, D. of A. will be hostess to delegates from Lafayette, South Bend, Whit« ing, Gary, Fowler and Kentland. A banquet is to be held at noon ani

at 1:30 p. m. members will be initiated into the Indianapolis Court. A business meeting will be at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Anna Baxter, Dubuque, Ia., national treasurer, will speak. Mrs, Baxter, Mrs. William Thompson, regent, and Fr. Francis Mellen, chaplain, organized the Indianapolis branch in 1929. The general arrangements come mittee includes Mrs. Robert Barber, the Misses Mary Burnell, Adele Rababa, Helen Galm and Margaret Widolff. The reception will be arranged by the Misses Elizabeth O'Hara, Gertrude Tripp, Helen Carr, Anna Glaska and Agatha Bender. Program arrangements are tinder the direction of Mrs. William Goory, Mrs. Leone Golgenbloom and the Misses Louetta McManamon, Mary Margaret Cox and Lucille Dichmann. The invitations committees includes the Misses Dorothy Rail, Emma Blanche Fromhold, Dorothy Moore, Esther Foltz and Mrs. Har=old Hayes. Mrs. Larry Zapp is in charge of publicity.

St. Joan of Arc Unit Will Meet

The April Committee of the St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club was to hold a dessert-bridge today at the Riviera Club. Mesdames C. W. Jenkins, Leo J. Murray, Maurice D. Sims and F, W. Aukley were to be in charge. The committee will sponsor a rummage sale April 20-22;

Alberta Hackney Hostess

Miss Alberta Hackney will be hostess to members of Alpha chapter, Omega Kappa Sorority, at 8 p. m. today at the Hotel Lincoln.

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