Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1939 — Page 21

Page PDF (9.56 MB)

Back to issue view

0 OS ST AISI

a HS i ES

wm |

ANAPOLIS TIMES ; | Two Groups at Today's Prof. John Haramy to Speak at Butler to Hold 7 & Travel-Study Club May Dinner

May Day Party ; : y

Festivities at University Scheduled for May 20; Club Aids Named.

\ § 34

THE 1NDI Ensemble Has Zip

PAGH 19

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1080 s— Martha Peek Selects May 25 [or Wedding to W. D. Gambill; Miss Donnelly to Fete Couple

Sports Pattern

Ta, Ec A

| |

founder of Thornburgh, make the

| | | |

A May Day celebration and the annual “Sweetheart” dinner of a

Dr. Logan Hall will speak at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the annual Florence Nightingale Memorial Service honoring the birthday of the founder of modern nursing. Nurses of the Central District of the Indiana State Nurses' Association will sponsor the service in the Meridian Street Methodist Church, Meridian and St, Clair Sts, The Nightingale Pledge will be recited in unison by the nurses and the Indiana University Nurses’ Choral Club will sing, Miss MarJjorie Hughes will be organist and Miss Josephine Brown and Miss

1 i

Howe High School girle will entertain their mothers at a tea at 3 oelock Tuesday afternoon at the! school. Mis, Mildred Loew is chairs | man of arrangements Members of the Drama Club will ipresent a play, “The Tarnished! Witherspoons,” ae a feature of thel program. Mis. Helen O'Daniel is) director, Miss Mary Elisabeth | Schafer will give the welcome ade] dress and musie will be presented by Miss Jo Ellen Burroughs, vocals fst, and Miss Betty Stonebraker and Miss Clara Eghew, accordion players. Miss Margaret Gordon will,

* "

> and Mis. 8 C Young will vee - informally Sunday from 3 to 8 their home in honor of their daughter. Mis Anson Richard Shire Martinsville, and Myr. Shire. ! recently from Florida Re marriage last month, Mis was Miss Dols Freeman No invitations have been

Mt eive

Bom al

5 AAA GAGE wnoe 1 u ea

el Ng Mp Ww

[Tir

way to New York

nan

Mise Mavilla Rainey, daughter of ME. and Mig C. Rainey, 2619 Al Ave, whose marriage to Wil | Richter, son of My. and Mis CO RAC 432 Bucking ive, will June 3, hag an 1 her personal attendants for ing

Won't this dress be pretty in plain [green or violet chambray, with crisp white touches? Or in gay printed calico or percale in floral paterns! Plaid gingham is another good idea for Pattern 8472 You can work around the house in it comfortably and speedily, be=-| cause there's nothing tight or hampering about it anywhere. The waistline is conveniently adjustable for it is finished with sash bows in the back. It's as easy to work in as a completely sleeveless dress, but is more becoming because it covers the shoulders, Pattern 8472 is designed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 36 requires 4% yards of 35-inch | material, * yard of contrast. The new summer Pattern Book, | pages of attractive designs for | size and every occasion, is ready now hotographs show | dresses made from these patterns | being worn, a feature you will en= JOV, To obtain a pattern and step-by-step sewing instructions inclose 15 cents in coin together with the | above pattern number and your size, your name and address and! mail to Pattern Editor, The Indian-| apolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. |

a sas d— sata.

on fam EK SU AN h D

Hey

5 084 3 X

The annual Chimes “Sweetheart” dinner will be held Thursday in the Hunters’ Lodge of the Marott Hotel, Miss Magdalene Adams, instructor in the women's physical education department, will talk Invitations have been sent to 130 alumnae of he junior women's honorary and to 10 members of the active chapter, Half of the coeds attending will be dressed in men's formal attire. Dancing will follow

ALANA RA AA \ Cex

PERL oh b rae i ye. ;

he wed Her xistey Will act as he

Mie, Merrill Dindlex matron of honov Miss Mary Dee Richter, sister of the pridegioome«to-be. will be maid of honor at Miss Martha Reynolds Pe bridesmaid »

Few young ladies could be more attractive on a bike than Olivia de Havilland in this two=piece outfit. Its of plum-colored cotton challis with a double chalk stripe! it's designed for freedom of action and coolness. The blouse ig collariess with short sleeves and the new knee-length slacks are full, A tricky belt of interwoven white cord adds zip to the ensemble

EVENTS

SORORITIES

AN 1

[PENNSYLVANIA STATION] Gi NEW YORK CITY ome

will NE CH pg

w Ng ¢ 4 ! ‘ A A a phi Bob

Eleanor fe Tretton will entertain nm. tomorow with a pe at the Tretton home, for Miss Jean Ans mother will ineluae il be May 13 Yetton and Mrs Will assist thei with Mise Ane will inelivae

Delta Delta

» Poirier

Y 1¢

Prof. John J, Haramy of Indiana Central College will speak Thurse day evening at the annual May dinner of the International Travele : he | Study Club in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. Dinner is to Ya re Als hh 14 fi iL tal Q Pa be served at 6:15 p, m. arehs of Mis, Shireman W il Entertain Sunday 4 Prof. Haramy's subject will be “International Relations.” Mrs. J. Mavilla Rainey, Who Will Marry June 3, (Frances Huffman, president, will extend the welcome and Miss Fran= \ P | A tt ndant |S endl I ve oe Ingmonel Anno eR ersonatl ¢ 3 ¢ A “ . 0 rs. B. ‘tman, uy in , Service to Honor |the club, Mrs. ‘John addi dat nd ul : { HORORREY dent, Jul Announcements of bridal parties, setting of wedding dates an . \ syresentation of candles. series of showers and parties ore included in prenuptial events for sev. | Nursine EF ounder { ” ol : eral brides-to-be. The parents of one recent bride will receive informally | § 0 SA i junior women's honorary organizas| ) S Mrs, Jules inter is CIRIrINGN 0 for their daughter on Sunday . s 1 tion are scheduled at Butler Uni | \ _- Special A TRAGSIRETS; Besighey by Miss Martha Peek, daughter of ‘ FA | | versity, Committee members for Al 5 | Nesdames Sy Rowe v Te Mr. and Mis. Charles ©. Peek, 411 Howe School 1 ca the new school year have been ane oi — J a on Buckingham Drive, whose engage 3 Ra 3 {nounced for the Butler Women's H f A NOW a M. Fiest ment fo William D. Gambill was an T x | . H x } Ld Ea (Faculty Club Hofert, ax OITlS, A. M. Files ; \ 3 NeF 2 y and Vaughn Cook will assist Mrs. nounced recentiv, has set May 2 as uc SC a\ 0 n O01 S \ : 3 a Migs Martha Finney. president of d H B Clow hosiptality chairman, het wedding day My Gambill fe . , ' RA 8 D Sa Y |the Woman's League at Butler, will 4 ] and Mrs Brower T Clay eoehaltre the gon of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gam ( Fr | Q \ | Ot h ers : Nis Ihave charge of University May Day | J 7% 4 ad Mis; Y, bill, Terre Haute \ 1 festivities May 20. The celebration Other yMcers of the club includ Miss Margaret Donnelly will be ch is sponsored by the League and the he a Scers a ie Slab include Mise Peek s oil) personal attendant | Women's Athletic Association, A Mrs. Louis Trager EN vice rol Yl WE OT Sg {horse show will be given in connec | president; “Mrs “William McGuire rv Teal Te Tog gus bare (tion with the program, under the) recording secretary: Mrs. Jack H. \ the Ha his ‘oh Me | direction of Miss Louise H. Schul- | Rhoades, treasurer; Mrs. C. R. 5. The weading Wi be hel Ath the meyer, head of the women's athletic |Ruminer, corresponding secretary: Columbia Club, department Mrs, Harold Litteral, auditor, and Officers of the Woman's League, Mrs. Horace G. Dougherty, presi{who will assist Miss Finney with | dent of the Artman Council. arrangements, include the Misses - CR Jeanne Wintz, Martha Mason and Mary Elizabeth Haves, Committee chairmen are Miss Fanchon Pare song, publicity; Miss Betty Ball, posters: Mise Javnet Pickerell, tickets for refreshments; members of Pi Epsilon Phi and Phi Chi Nu, be in charge. ! refreshments: Miss Margaret Pare Misses Billie Rech, Beatrice Mye| Irish, flowers: Mise Mary Jane ers, Jean Lowe and Suzanne Weess | Hodges and Miss Mary K, Johnson, | ner will preside at the tea table! decorations: Miss Marjorie Dalman. Assisting at the tea ih the school costumes, and Scarlet Quill mem-| ! cafeteria will be Misses Marjorie R bers, ushers bs Harvey, Henrietta Johnson, Mariets 1) RY. | 8 ; | Miss Wintz will have charge of ta Johnson, Mae Bird, Esther Overs : a PN : : : the annual May Day dance in the ton and Florence Bunce : N A LH fleldhotse Committeas in charge of arranges Saad X : | ments inelude: Mmvitations, Miss \ , NA 3 Li Phvilie Jerome, ehairiman, Miss Das a" shorne and Miss Marilyn Behvimer; program, Miss Gordon, e¢hatrman, Migs RBurroughs and Mist Sehafer; refreshments, Miss Weasner, chairs! man, Misses Rech, Myers, Lowe, Juanita Russell, Darlene RBjorkland Harvey and Mary Louise Weirick, | o and publicity, Mist Dorothy Trout | man, ehairian, Miss Mary Elia | beth Donnell and Mist Geraldine Gates |

and Miss at THE DIRECT ROUTE. When your train dips uns

der the Hudson River and Into Pennsylvania Station, New York, vou merely step to a walt ing electric train which whisks you to beautls ful new raliroad station on Fair Grounds... 10 minutes, 10 conta!

TAKE THE "DIRECT ROUTE”

vo Station on Fair Grounds!

No other railroad to New York offers this direct-to-the-Grounds convenience! So ride the Penn. sylvania! Save yourself confusion, heavy city traffic, lost time.

SEE WASHINGTON in all its glory, Baltimore! Take a side-trip to U, S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Tickets are accepted via Washington at no added cost. Spend a day in Philadelphia . . $40.35 0.901 seethe Liberty Bell... Valley Forge. lor inf duced upper berth rate. And here's another Pennsylvania R Dive Fay On HOMES BAN. Railroad plus... a grand sidestrip wig an shuaranty

+ 20 North Meridian St, R to Atlantic City, $2 in coaches, $3 | 3 ” ’ i 8 s Iv " LER AR 7 NNN REL)

F rom Penna, Sta, N. Y. to W in Pullmans, plus Pullman charge. / ™ by Vige DIRECT, ROUTE TO WORLD'S FAIR .., STATION: ON FAIR GROUNDS

Ahh OX

| |

4 W

kine by

Guests

every

Parley Today]

i A . uj RICHMOND, May 5--The 1Tth convention of the Indiana | American Association of | Women, will epen heve | continue through tomor. OW. A president, first vice presi. dent and secretary will be elected. | G A banquet tonight will open the convention, Joe MeCord, |

Annual Jane Renard 1 be host rial shovel Miss Sawin Faas

be Jun will

aivision University

LOOK AT ths) BARGAIN FARE] Indianapolis

"26°":

Good 30 days

vig Pullman Fores (Boginning June! 30-day round tripy as low os

at a bridge this Thalia Eby Thomas 3 Nig

Askist hey

altel i . y Toga [1]

"i 168

with Mrs Coaches

I'he Picture's the Thing— It's pretty easy to ruin the effect of a fine picture by choosing the wrong frame, The more simple, the less conspicuous the frame, the more distinctive the art itself will be. It should harmonize with the] color tones and character of the room, as well as the picture itself Exceptions to this rule are Japanese and Chinese prints, which may always be framed in harmonizing lacquer,

the bride«<to-be, he Lawrence Eby, an to-be's mether, Mis Will be Mis Migshe Patsy Harbison Rice, Fanchon Parsons Al Kies White, Lil Ann Beck, Miriam Turner, Pawiine

Betty Baier anc

¥ X 3 \ .

MRion

the Kathari

ne A Stat ion...10 Minutes, 10 conts each w ay,

ANS

There's Many a Trick In New 1939 Washers

New home laundry equipment is designed with an eye to beauty as well as service, A handsome new chrome and white washer does the laundry ef« ficiently on Monday and. by simply adding a porcelain cover, is a Kitchen table the rest of the week. Another washer, complete with | ifroner and wringer, designed for use where space saving is important

ash & allavway E 1 Jane Marjory Pyke

X \ AN% nyt MN Juaaq 3 Joan

2 OAaNn

Casey

® ® e SHORTEST ROUTE TQ NEW YORK

Mist Martha m evening her home, her cousin, daughter of My uilivan of Brownsburg, Miss 1 Keith Blackwell, son © { red GG. Blackwell 8 st St. will be married May the Capitol Avenue Methodist

Sullivan will enter with a Kitchen S218 Clifton Mist Euva and Mis |

< at

Fan

TN wll

a“

HA A AY Q

y \

131 “ ana MIS 3

Md uw

. S . Medical Society | ‘yg | . A . | 'V G : Committee members for the But Y y Delta Chapter, Psi Tota Xi. 8 p m Aauxtihal ) rou Pp ler University Women's Faculty Club A. A. l » WW Opens today American United Life y \ rg for the 1930-40 schoel year have {Auditorium Review of “My \W\ ill I lect | odav been announced by Mrs, Juna L Memoirs, Mie. Russell San ¢« Beal newly elected president, They ders ! will assume office in September Indianapolis Alumnae, Alpha Sigma Members of the Women's Auxilie Miss Emily M. Helming will head Alpha 3=3 p.m. today. Mis to the Marion County Medica) he program committee, assisted by Frederick Druamme, 5701 Carrolls abl . : Mrs. Donald D. Burchard and Miss ton Ave, hostess. ‘Tea honoring CICILY Ate to elect officers for the pyner A Renfrew. Other commits Mrs. Fred N. Sharp, Independ- co 3 Preceding thelr musi oaq include Mrs, Virginia G. Brune ence, Mo. national educational at \he Wor - . yd eT aon son, chairman, Mrs, James F. Price Senecio ‘t.¢ | ‘Socios, > Hy A, Ul, and Mrs. Roy M. Robbins, social; cLuns Jordan Cons val at iy it Mus. John M. Moore, chairman, Mrs A IL & ‘Tonight. Miss Eloise posed of Miss Margaret James. So Clyde E. Aldrich and Mrs, Milton Wilson, 548 Kenwood Ave, host prano; Miss Jane Tomerlin, con |. Baumgartner, membership ess tralto; Ferrell Scott, tenor. and Telephone committee members Cireencastle, president, presiding (I. G. W. A. of Shortridge High Virgil Phemister baritone Mus, | Are Mrs. Ross J, Griffeth, ehairman, Mise Ebba Sundstrom. director ofl School Today Miss Virginia Wavne Ritter pianist, will play Mesdames Maria W. Hvde, Glenn the Women's Symphony Orchestra] Kramer, 149 Berkley Road, host« Chopin numbers Mrs, Ernest RB: Maynard, Albert Mock, Nathan in Chicago, will speak | ess Rupel is chaitman of the program E. Pearson, J, Russell Townsend Jr. dianapolit women at the econ. DeMolay Mothers. 2 pm. today. 'and Mrs. Fred Pettijohn heads the 12°an E. Walker, Toyoro W. Nakarai,' vention include Mre Robert M.| Mrs William Wise, 4034 N. Penns tea committee Miss Martha May Kincaid and Miss Lingle, president of the Indianapolis| SVivania, hostess Hostesses are to be Mesdames ena Nester branch: Mrs, Calvin RB. Hamilton, LODGES Daniel Adams, Harold Adkins chairman of the state committee on : " Howard Aldrich, Glenn Conway, E economics and legal status of Auxiliary of Prospect Chapter, O. Ww. Dyar. ©. 1 Eisaman, John M women; Miz Walter P. Morton, | 3 an Masonie Hall, State pmhardt, Frank For David Fos« state chaitman of legislation, and| 8hd Prospect Sts. Mrs. RoY ter, Fred Kurtz and Charles Mesdames CC. Norman Green. Myron Faries, president Thompson : 8 Harding Lowell 8 Fisher. N. Taye. Crossroads of America 901. Ladies lor Todd, Emmett E Lamb. John | Auviliary to Brioherhood of Rail« ‘ xy + Pail Lahr, Ervin W. Wicklund, | road Trainmen Mon eve. Skats H. E. Shingletons Claude ¢. Cox and H. H. Arnholter.| NE Party. Riverside Rink A pr —— - | en Are on Honeymoon y . Plan for Mother's Day b| eolon to Hold Mr, and Mrs. Harold E. Shingle Theta Delta Sigma Sorority mems | 4 = {ton are on a wedding trip following bers will discuss plans for a Moth | their marriage at 7:30 o'clock last ere Day party at a meeting Mons | A n nu al Dance nien at the Bethlehem Lutheran day night at the home of Miss Bet. . |Chureh, They will be at home tie Lane. 3803 W. 10th St A— IMonday at 2305 N. Delaware St | is s0 compact that it may be pushed | The Rev. Allen Trout officiated ‘at | URGCE a table when not in use, \ : When purchasing a washer, select

The annual spring dinner dance

w x

Hub 188

Ay 1

» My. and Mrs

Yume nh

neeaq | o

a Jordan have N gement and ap of their daugh to Morris ht John

3% vA

AY 1 xt

Helen Jean John and Mrs 2. Ore. The wed Saturday, May 2%. in Methodist Chureh Miss Jordan attenced Indiana tral College and Butler Uni. ity and Mr. Burkhart attended

» University of Oregon

on of rt, Rogebut will be

ng Wil Center

Helps on Party

of the Bruce P. Robison Post and Auxiliary 113 of the American Legion will be held tomorrow eve ning in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln Seated at the speakers’ table will be Commander and Mrs. William | Middlesworth: Mrs, Frank Collman {unit president; Mr. Collman, state jcommander; Mrs. Harold A. Sehindjler, Newburg, and Distriet Come jmander and Mrs, James Ahren

the ceremony. Miss Charlotte Miller, !

organist, plaved bridal selections Attendants were Mrs Irving Knight, matron of honor, a sister the bridegroom: Miss Mary RKruehten, bridesmaid: Jack Gehrs ing, best man, and Irving Knight and Ralph Sander, ushers

one with capacity most suited to the size of the family, that is easily operated, has safe attachments and a strong, well placed motor. Ii should be constructed of rust proof materials, equipped with a rubber cord and have a satisfactory drainage system

Betty Gay's

he bride<to-be hag c¢hosen her Mist Velma Jane Jordan as aml atten Ome Pen 1 act as best man. Mrs, Catherine [an and Mist Ruth Carey ene tertained at a linen shower recently

for ¥ dan

Mist Jor

Freddie Maar's orchestra will iplay, Miss Frances Wallace, organs ist, will play dinner musie, Louis Groh igs chairman of ar. rangements and Mrs. Ellis MeCam mon, cochairman, Assisting them are Ray Parsons, Thomas Miller. {Mesdames Donald H. Smith, William H. Long, Leona B. M. Ross jand Groh | Members of the auxiliary will be in charge of arrangements for the Father and Son banquet Tuesday evening I'wo additional flags will be given to School 38 by ihe unit and the junior auxiliary wil prejsent a large flag to the Bridgeport Nutrition Camp. Mrs. P. A. John{son is chairman of the unit's poppy |sale on Poppy Day, May 27. Assist« ing her are Mesdames Paul Beam. Groh and Charles Schaub. Plans are complete for selling the unit's ‘quota of 3300 poppies. Mrs Ralph M. Lynch is chaisman of the PoOPHY poster contest which the group will sponsor

rod

fant

deve

» =~ Alise Barbara Varin will entertain kh a m JET shower next nursday at her home, 4110 N. ii. r Mist Ruth Louise Halle gtein, dane Ny nd Mrs Walter P. Hallstein, whose marriage O. Arbuckle will be May

(ee? Saturday Special *

“ ISP AREOUS \ 5 nots St Ihbay

sf Oi

3 UK

)

en awd s AON

Kindred Phote, Miss Margaret Champlin above) is assisting with arrange ments for a “Ferdinand the Bull® party tonight at the Roberts Park Methodist Church for members of the Indiana Rehabilitation League committee members ine clude Miss Violet Nordburg, Mrs 'ving D. Hamilton, Emil A Drach and James Eaton

Ley

Mist Hallstein honored at a series of showers and parties Members of the Cary Hall staff feted the bride-to-be at a dinner party ¢ the lLarches Lafayette. Mr Mrs. G. DD. Maid, 14 Waldron Lafavetite, were hosts at 1 shower and Dean Dox 107 Ravinia Road was hostess recently Mo breakfast and shower

has heen

For Lively Young Juniors

CAREFREE TOPPERS

To wear over your soft suits.

a Other

to Jnsemble with print and \ pastel dresses,

$1 58

@® Sizes 12 to 20 ® Pastel Colors

“USE MY CAR”

No doubt there have heen occasions when some friend has kindly offered you the use of his car. This friendly gesture made in your interest can be the source of heavy damage suits in the event you are involved in an accident while you ave driving the borrowed car.

However, if you have Michigan Mutual Blue Ribbon Automobile Insurance you are automatically protected in the event you drive a car other than your own. Get full details on this Michigan Mutual coverage that protects you against every insurable motoring hazard. Its many generous features represent unusual insurance value,

MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIABILITY COMPANY

1126 CIRCLE TOWER, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA LINCOLN #311

{ / SERVEL ELECTROLUX"

Would Regularly Sell for More

7 7,

One o SKETCHED From STOCK

AT BETTY GAY

f Seve al Styles “ve

REFRIGERATOR

7 ZH

pes

» M A

+ Indianapolis gas consumers appreciate the two rate reductions made in three yous time: gas meters have increased 0

3% SATURDAYS OUR SHOWROOMS REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M.

@2 AND COKE UTILITY

XR Ry

al /

“Your Municipal Servant”

CITIZENS