Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1939 — Page 4

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Year With Dinner and Dance

Harold B. Tharp Heads Organization for 1939-40 Season; Herbert Foltzes Are Made Honorary Members.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The future of the Players Club, at least for the 1939-40 season, rests with Harold B. Tharp, president; Mrs. Thomas S. Hood, vice president; Mrs. Arthur G. Loftin, secretary, and Raymond F. Mead, treasurer. The new officers were elected Saturday evening at the club's annual dinner, business meeting and dance at Woodstock Club when 125 members celebrated the conclusion of a successful season. As an acknowledgement of their services to the club Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foltz were made honorary members. Flippant cottons and garden flower prints, slim at the waist and wide at the hem, were picturesque color notes in the ballroom. Mrs. Hood wore a shepherd's plaid gingham dinner gown with collar of white. Mrs. Loftin’s circular skirt fashioned of layers of filmy black chiffon was topped with a lingerie blouse and sash of cranberry crepe. Mrs. Newell C. Munson chose gaily printed yellow chintz with matching quilted jacket. Mr. and Mrs. Munson have as their guests for several days Mr. Munson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Munson of Prairie du Chien, Wis. Mrs. Jack E. Harding who recently returned from New York where she attended the premiere of the motion picture, “Juarez,” based on her book, “Phantom Crown,” wore a dinner gown fashioned with knife-pleated black crepe skirt and blouse of rows of dusty pink insertion. Mrs. Ralph W. Lieber, who with Mr. Lieber had entertained informally before the dinner, was gowned in white waffle pique with flowered pique jacket. Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. wore pastel pink chiffon with softly shirred waist and full, puffed sleeves and gardenias in her hair. Mrs. William J. Kothe chose white crepe with a printed cranberry bolero and Mrs. Ernest Baltzell wore white polka-dotted emerald crepe. Deep box pleats fashioned the skirt of Mrs. Walter J. Stuhldreher's flower-printed chiffon on poudre blue ground. Mrs. Tharp's Atlantic blue chiffon gown was made with a deep V neck and accordion-pleated skirt.

Spring Dance Arranged Patrons and patronesses for the Stansfield Circle's spring dance Saturday evening at Woodstock Club include Messrs. and Mesdames C. E. Whitehill, Edwin H. Forry, James B. Nelson, Hughes Patten, Carl Watson, Clyde E. Titus, William A. Atkins, Mervin J. Hammell, J. Emmett Hall, John Sloane Kittle, William H. Morrison, John S. Wright, James W. Noel and Jack Rhoades; Mesdames Henry H. Hornbrook. Allan A. Wilkinson, Hortense Rauh Burpee, Albert P. Smith and Miss Emma Claypool. Mrs. H. Foster Clippinger, chairman of patrons and patronesses, has been assisted by Mrs. Alex L. Taggart. The Filmarte Guild's organization committee for the presentation of “Mayerling” Saturday and “Moonlight Sonata” May 20 at student matinees in the American United Building auditorium includes Mesdames P. E. McCown, Elsa Pantzer, Marie Henry, Dimitri Chamilovitch, Charles C. Martin, Harold H. Armholter and George T. Parry; the Misses Irving Moxley and Helen Coffey. Miss Anne Elder returned to Vassar College yesterday after spending the week-end in Indianapolis and Louisville where she attended the Kentucky Derby with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Elder. Dr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff also attended the races Saturday at Churchill Downs. Dr. Irvine H. Page is home from a trip to Toronto and a few days in New York where he attended the Fair. Mrs. John W. Kern will leave Sunday for Roanoke, Va. for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George B. Lawson, following which she will go to Washington to visit her son, Judge John Kern, and Mrs. Kem. Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr. will entertain the Christamore Aid Society for luncheon tomorrow at her country home, Hobbyhorse Farm. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Pfaff, A. Kiefer Maver, George Ziegler, William C. Griffith and E. Havens Kahlo.

5 x ® Palmistry Lecture Enjoyed Mrs. George Philip Meier, who has devoted 40 years to the scientific study of hands, “diagnosed” her own impressions of distinguished Hoosier palms for Propylaesum Club members last night following the monthly Sunday evening buffet supper. In the square-palmed. practical, conscientious class she placed William Fortune, Evans Woollen and Fermor S. Cannon. The hands of Mrs. May Wright Sewali, founder of the Propylaeum, revealed independence of thought and action. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown's smooth, inspirational fingers show quickness of perception and the gift of expression. The late Mrs. Ovid Butler Jamesen's short fingers indicated loyalty and breadth of view. Other famous palms described were those of actresses Carole Lombard and the late Louise Closser Hale: humorists George Ade, Kin Hubbard and Chic Jackson; musicians William H. Ball and Bomar Cramer;

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MONDAY, MAY 8, 1939

Civic Theater Group to Give

Noon Parties — — Catholic Daughters Regent

Several luncheon parties will be | given tomorrow preceding the card party the Civic Theater affairs committee will sponsor at 2 p. m. in Block's auditorium. Mrs. C. C. Martin will entertain at

luncheon for Mesdames Frank Hawkins, Carl N. Agnst, Charles Mer-

Inter-Se Group Plans Musicale

For Guest Day

Alpha Kappa Latreian to Hear Discussion on Types of China.

Guest day will be observed by three women's crganizations tomor= row, one group will have a mothers’ meeting and several will hear talks and papers. Musical programs are included on a few programs and

several luncheons and suppers will be held.

A musical program will be pre= sented at the guest day meeting to= morrow of the Meridian Heights In-ter-se Club at the home of Mrs. C. E. Parsons, 4337 Broadway. Mrs. F, X. Kern will be assistant hostess. Miss Pauline Schellschmidt will present “An Earful of Opera.” Mrs. Otto Heppner, soprano, will sing and Mrs. Frank Edenharter will play piano selections.

A talk on “Modern and Antique China” will be featured at the meet= ing tomorrow of the Alpha Kappa Latreian Club at the home of Mrs, Edwin Cree, 5515 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Ray Martz and Mrs. Gilbert Small will be assistant hostesses. A busi ness meeting will be conducted.

Mrs. Demarchus Brown, study leader of the Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club, will talk on “Irving and Terry, Monarchs of the English Stage” at a dinner meeting at 6

p. m. tomorrow at the Propylaeum,

To Give Address at Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet

A mother and daughter banquet, a Maytime Frolic and a book ow

rick. Stewart Ruch, Arthur Small, review and musical program are among special activities planned this |

A. C. Zaring and Harry C. Leslie.

Mesdames Myron J. McKee, William |

[McGregor Morris, Rosamond Van

Camp Hill, Kurt F. Pantzer, Morti- | mer C. Furscott, Charles R. Weiss, | william H. Mooney, Conrad Ruckelshaus, Chauncey H. Eno, Edward Elliott, Maxwell Coppock, George Ziegler, Perry W. Lesh, R. G. Lazarus. H. H. Arnholter, C. C. Robinson. William G. Sparks, Miss Eldena and Miss Sara Lauter. Additional reservations those of Mesdames Hill, George Fotheringham, Scott, Robert Frost Daggett, Thurston, Maud L. Russell, Boucher Wright and Miss Irving Moxley.

Pantzer, Ellsworth

include announced for the annual benefi musicale Neal National musical sorority, will give present a stunt. at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in the In-|

diana World War : i eral reservations have been received. |View “To Embassy Eyes” (Martha

(week and next by organizations affiliated with Indianapolis churches. | Others who will give parties are — - -

—| Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, state grand ‘regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, will be a guest at the annual mother and daughter banquet | of the Indianapolis chapter at 6:30] p. m. tomorrow at the Riviera Club. Miss Betty Hayes, junior president, will give the toast to the mothers (and Mrs. B. J. Mathews will respond. | | Speakers will include the Rev. Fr.| { Thomas Fields, the Rev. Fr. August Hostesses and ushers have been Fussenegger and the Rev. Fr. James | Moore, ‘ The Counselors’ Glee Club will] the Sigma Alpha Tota. | ing and each troop of girls will

na Alpha

Names Aids | For Musicale

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| Miss Lucille Dichmann will re-|

Memorial. Sev-|

1. Mrs. Edgar Klain was Miss Syd NovikofT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Novikoff, before her marriage March 26 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. (Voorhis Photo.) 2. Miss Dorothy Louise Swain became the birde of Paul W. Skinner in a recent ceremony. She is the daughter of Mrs. William Swain. (Kirkpatrick Photo.) 3. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Roush are on a wedding trip following their marriage April 22. They are to be at home in San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Roush was Miss Kathleen Knecht, daughter of Mrs. Frances Knecht. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 4. Mrs. Donald E. Miller was Miss Beatrice Eleanor Roehm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roehm, before her marriage April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are to be at home in Hammond. (RamosPorter Photo.)

New Officers To Be Elected

Miss Clara Ryan will speak on “Remember the Day” at the mothers’ meeting tomorrow of the Alpha Beta Latreian Club at the home of Mrs. Frank Ramsey, 326 E. 36th St, Mrs. Murray DeArmond will be assistant hostess.

Memorial Rite Is Arranged by

Dr. Amos Michael will be guest speaker at tomorrow's meeting of Chapter 8S, P. E. 0. Sisterhood, at the home of Mrs. John Hirt, 1918 W. Wyoming St.

Mrs. Signa Hall will talk on “Woodcraft in the Home” at the

Legion Women

A memorial service for deceased | members will be conducted by one] [American Legion Auxiliary unit at

its meeting this week. Other auxil- . teas . meeting tomorrow of Chapt s Ph lary activities include final plans! ED pler W

| E. 0. Sisterhood. Mrs. Elizabeth Sarfor the poppy sale, a bridge party, gent will be hostess to the group a covered dish luncheon and elec-!at her home, 3235 Guilford Ave.

tion of officers. One group is mak-| A musical program will follow the ing plans for a picnic in June, 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow of Mrs. William P. Weimar will pre-| Chapter U, P. E. O. Sisterhood. Mrs, sent “A Memorial Tribute” at the J. A. Crewes, 6427 Pleasant Run memorial service of tl H : 4 Blvd. will entertain the group at Service 0 lhe [laywartiher home. Mrs. J. M. Smith will Barcus Auxiliary 55 at 8 p. m.|have charge of the musical program Wednesday in the Indiana World |and Mrs. R. H. Carpenter will preWar Memorial. Mrs. Otto Bade |sent “Gleanings From the Record.” will sing and Mrs. Lowell Holmes Mrs. M. R. Loomis will be assistant will give a reading. Mrs. E. H.| hostess. Kyle, chairman, will present flowers.| Mrs. Edward James will talk on Mrs. Josephine Kimebrling, state| “Social Amenities” at the meeting lauxiliary secretary, will speak on|tomorrow of the Alpha Delta | “Poppies” during the business meet-|Latreian Club at the home of Mrs, ling. Mrs. Elmer Quandt will be re- Corbin Patrick, 4540 Winthrop Ave. ception chairman, assisted by Mes-|Mrs. Paul Rhoadarmer and Mrs, |dames Edward Hofstatter, Corwin Charles Smith will be assistant | Swift and Victor Salb. Mrs. J. S.|hostesses. | Boyle is president. Mrs Mrs. Claude McLean, American- Ww

Ed Dallmon will entertain members of the Irvington Friend-

| Hostesses will include Mesdames | Dodd) at the monthly meeting of Eugene Van Sickle, Robert McKay, te Business Women's Guild of Our

Charles Maley, Melissa Cornish, Ar- : : At thur Taylor “and Dorothy Fowler. | Lady Lourdes Catholic Church | sponsor Friday evening at the Citi-

Ushers will include the Misses! Wednesday evening in the church; Officers of the Indianapolis Busi- | zen’s Gas Co. Proceeds will be used Helen Farrell, Marybelle Masterson, auditorium. Members of the Parish ness and Professional Woman's Club |to purchase flags for a public school. Helen Flaig, Mary Lois Zook, Emma |). ter of the National Council of “il Pe clevied 3% the Sinner feet. (Nis, Claire Drengle and Mrs. Nora Hill, Grace Stephans. Maxine Rob- | ples Women will be guest ling and musical program Thursday (Byrd will assist Mrs. McLean. erts and Mary Elizabeth Hadley. | A He Dili AY Sit Eau : SN at the club. The polls will be open| Officers will be elected and plans Included in reservations already | qo “Cal Vide music BS clic | ITO 5:30 until 8 p. m. The Speak- | for Poppy Day will be discussed at Miss Mary Murdock heads com- received are those of .Messrs. and conclude piano numbers by Miss oh Club of the group will hold its| the meeting of the Osric Mills Wat. mittees for the annual spring dance Mesdames P. R. Mallory, William | 0 "oo Pond Miss Patty Lou |20nual dinner May 17. (kins Auxiliary following a covered ! S _ Ball. Herbert Woollen. Edwin alvey ¢@ S§ Fat | Miss Ruth Mirth will present dish luncheon Thursday. Mrs. Paul of the Alumnae of St. Mary's gpead, Frank Schmidt, T. P. Wood- | Slattery; a vocal solo by Miss Jull- yea dings and the Shortridge Baton |Rhoadarmer, 4243 Broadway, will be Academy. The dance will be May son, Clarence Coffin, Howard Grif- ha Hess and a song by the glee | cp, directed by Miss Geraldine |hostess, assisted by Mrs. Paul Cor19. at the Columbia Club. fith, Anton Scherrer, Mrs. G. w | club, composed a Misses jos Foun. | Trotter, will provide music. Mem- nelius. Committee members include Rubush. Mrs. Nancy Martens and | OthY LsuSnli, Margares Ro Sen | bers of the club who will take part| Mrs. Audrey Beem and Mrs, Mi : Bort. Marie H Dr. Mabel Harlan. Bloomington. |®V Norma Jean Ball, Rosemary j,cjyde Miss Charlene Clore, so-|Ville Denbo are cochairman of poppy | Misses Rita Bornhorst, Marie Hunt “p,,000dqs from the musicale will O'Gorman, Mary Jane Remmetter, | ano: Bill Shirley, tenor; Miss| sales. Final arrangements for a) and Helen Maloney, tickets; Misses oo {, the Eva Shurman Memorial Ruth Fralich, Mary Catherine Fra- Natalie Ratliff and Miss Marge picnic in June will be discussed. | gry Stes Huon Beiilion ay Sh Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Fowler, lich, Falvey and Jessica Lawrence. Little. accordion. and Dick Carson. | - | Margaret Killilea, music: MIS. oxy jnstalled president of Zeta Miss Martha Mae Holmes will be marimba. Joe Lewis will accompany Joseph Rohr, Miss Margaret Marley op anter, will have charge of the accompanist. the group. and Miss Beatrice Ryan, reserva-|ontertainment. Mrs. Cornish and Sart w : 's Cath-| Miss Margaret Pierson is chairtons; Miss Patricia Kervan and mys Taylor will assist her. Other | The choir of the St. Anws Cath- han of arrangements for the anMary Lo Walsinan, Sibley. committee heads are Mrs. Paul olic Church at Mars Hill will Spon nual dinner of the Speakers’ Club| The Rev. Stanley Mohair will | will be reviewed by Mrs. F. G. MarOthers are Miss Mary Haboush Dorsey, tickets; Mrs. Robert Schultz, | sor a Maytime Frolic Friday evening, | Wednesday, May 17, at the club. | " Li {shall at the meeting tomorrow of and Miss Henrietta Cosgrove, arrangements, and Mrs. Carl H. Irr- May 19, in the Hoosier Athletic Club Mrs. Leo K. Fesler is club instructor. Speak on "Moral Education” al Whe he Inter Alia Club. Mrs. Ancil T finance, and Misses Ruth Day, Ruth gang, publicity. The Sigma Alpha !baliroom. Joe Dux and his Indiana | BR May meeting of the Lowell Parent- |g. wn will entertain the group at McDonough, Clara Mootz, Joan Pur- | Iota Sinfonietta, under the direction | Vagabonds will play. \ McHale Club Speaker Teacher Association at 8 p. m.| her home, 6233 Riverside Drive. Mrs. sian, Margaret Murdock, Catherine of Miss Roberta Trent and Mrs.| Miss Caroline Foltz Britton will | p . Wednesday at the school. New offi- |, A. Turnock will discuss Ford's Williams, Mary France Lutz, Cath-| Carl B. Moore, will present a musi- be chairman, assisted by Mesdames| Frank B. McHale, president and cers will be honored. | Dearborn Village ” arine Haboush and Marcella Top-| cal program. |George Bloor, Edward Cangany, Payl ational chairman of the McNutt-| Children of the school will pre- | ot r——————————— : miller, reception, and Miss Edith Voelker, Joseph Receuver; Messrs, |for-President Clubs, will be honor|sent a May Day program. New Ww 's A Parks and Miss Helen Galm, ar-| N “* Jesse Vest, George Wittemier and |guest at a luncheon of the Marion | officers includes Mrs. L. E. Goddard, | oman’s A. C. to Meet rangements. | Milton Sin oers Norman Carroll. | County Women’s Democratic Club Members of the Board of Directors S - {at noon next Monday in the Cha-| president; Mrs. George Stephenson, of the Woman's Athletic Club will Miss Eunice Johnson, personnel teau Room of the Claypool Hotel. | secretary,

president; Mrs. O. Barnett, vice The committees will meet to complete final plans Monday evening, (uh el and Mrs. George W.|have their monthly meeting at 5:30 At H ome Mav Ses FW Co, wills. Tilden F. Greer will preside. | Moyer, treasurer. |p. m. tomorrow in the clubrooms. - Dh 7 J | EE. ll ui. Ik — - _——

May 135, at the Academy. Mrs. | meeting of the Lois Circle of the| TY \ !

James V. Fox is president. Third Christian Church at the home|

. « DP and Mrs. Milton Singer will of Mrs. H. M. Ochiltree, 5840 Cen-| Juniors I ledged Miss Johnson's subject Why start the day by putting vour nerves on edge? Try healthful, nourishing, soothing milk at breakfast

“On Both Sides of the] . +. see how it gives you calm, cheerful Rich in Calcium.

writers James Whitcomb Riley. Robert Spencer, Kenyon Nicholson, Meredith Nicholson. Bertita Harding, Margaret Weymouth Jackson and Gen. Lew Wallace. Dr. Harvey Wiley, father of the food and drug act. and Dr. Thomas B. Noble Jr. had the hands of born physicians Robert Frost Daggett's handprints revealed the characteristics of a skilled artist and draftsman, she said.

ship Circle tomorrow at her home, 339 Poplar Road. She will be assisted by Mrs. C. A. Woerner Jr,

A program on Southern folk songs will be featured at the meeting tomorrow of the Alpha Latreian Club. Hostesses will include Mes=dames Byron Rust, Henry Church man and E. W. Sherwood.

Bv B.P.W. Club ism chairman, will be in charge of

(a bridge party which the unit will

Mary Murdock Heads St. Mary’s Dance Planners

Dental Assistants Will Have Convention Here May 15-17

A guest day and anniversary pro= gram will be held at tomorrow's meeting of the Independent Social Club. Members of the entertainment committee will have charge of arrangements.

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Dr. A. J. Asgis. New York, will address the Indiana State Association of Dental Assistants at the opening session of the 19th annual convention of the organization May 15-17 at the Claypool Hotel. Dr. Asgis will speak next Monday afternoon on “The Dental Assistant and Impending Social Changes.” : Miss Marie Hollingsworth, New Castle, is general chairman of the convention program which will be held in connection with the annual meeting of the Indiana State Dental Association. Mrs. M. G. Sharpe, Jasonville, is president. Dr. Mary H. Westfall, Indianapolis, will speak at the first session on “The Indiana Dental Program.” Others who will talk include Dr. A A. Spears, Brazil, president of the Dental Association; Dr. E. L. Mitchell, honorary member; Miss! Mary M. Connelly, 10th district trustee, and Drs. H. B. Morrow, C. H. Burrell and V. H. Hilgeman, advisers. Past presidents of the association are to be honored at a breakfast Tuesday, May 16, in the Hotel Lin-| coln. Tuesday aftermoon, speakers] will be Dr. G. D. Timmons, acting dean of the Indiana University School of Dentistry, and Dr. James H. Peeling, associate professor of social science at Butler University. Miss Charlotte S. Schmitz will conduct a clinic on flower arrangement. Dean W. L. Richardson of the Butler University College of Education will speak at the closing session Wednesday morning, May 17. Wednesday afternoon the group will assist at the “beautiful teeth” clinic and contest.

Mrs. Oscar Wadsworth will enter= tain members of the Social Study {Club tomorrow at her home, 911 N. Layman Ave. Mrs. James Price will

Pastor to Discuss A ramet ‘ re 1 ’ ; : “Moral Bducation’| .;, smerica® wows Adamior

EVENTS SORORITIES Phi Tau. 8 p. m. Tues. Miss Winnie Eckhard. 321 N. Wallace. hostess. Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. Miss Bettie Lane, 3303 W. 10th, hostess. Plans for Mother's Day party. Iota Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha.

Tonight. Claypool Hotel. Elec-! tion of officers.

CLUBS

Zelotai Club of Butler. Tues. Mrs. William N. Tacoma Ave. William speaker. Tri Lambeth Chapter, Sub-Deb. 8 p.m. today. Miss Marv Catherine Grothaus, 31 Parkview Ave. hostess. Q T. 2 p. m. Fri. Miss Mary lice Sims, 556 N. Central Court. hostess. Mother's Day bridge party.

CARD PARTY

Committee of Gold Mound Council 445, Degree of Pocahontas. 8 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Fern Burk, 1646 Asbury. hostess.

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» ~ Yr Te Wi W.C.T. U. Will Hear - J eo ~ r Judge Bradshaw! Judge Wilfred Bradshaw of the Marion County Juvenile Court will speak Tuesday afternoon at the University Heights Women's Chris- | tian Temperance Union meeting in the United Brethren Church.

2:30 p. m, Moore, 3775 hostess. Mrs. Rothenburger, guest {| Mr be at home after May 14 in Green-|tral Ave. castle following their marriage ves-| will be terday at the Columbia Club. Rabbi | Counter.” Morris M. Feuerlicht officiated in Miss Mary Ann Lookabill, pianist, | the presence of the immediate fam- will play and a quartet will sing. | . ilv and friends. { Mesdames Mildred Goldman, Helen | SAN FRANCISCO, May 8 (U. P).| Mrs. Singer, who is the former Olsen, Bertha Macy and Elizabeth —Junior clubs were promised addi- Miss Betty Ruth Sitesnbp: gaugh. | Marquette, quartet members, will be | i RN ; ' We _ ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green- | accompanied by Mrs. Charles Teet- | tional Pebusitalion today by Mrs. berg. 4157 Broadway. was given in ers. Mrs. Ruth Estes will conduct | Saidie Orr Dunbar, president of marriage by her father. She was! devotions. the General Federation on Women's | attired in a light blue costume suit'| Assisting hostesses are Mesdames | Clubs’ represefitatives here for their | With navy accessories. Her corsage Merle Sidener, Frank Floyd, Charles | annual council meeting. was of orchids and lilies of the A. Brown, C. W. Lewman, W. D.| “I am out to break the death Valley. | Roberts, T. D. Laycock and Earl R.| grip the seniors hold on the| Mrs. Greenberg wore a black | Cox. Mrs. George F. Goldman is juniors.” Mrs. Dunbar told a pre- | Crepe Greys with a gardenia cor- | program and publicity chairman. re “ii IA Ere “ : x sage. / y reakfas was | { liminary gathering. “Junior clubs | S28 ot i as Sollee The Martha M Society of the! can accomplish much in the future |: Wily . : | First United Lutheran Church will | » s Ars r eC - ou that was difficult for the older gen- 8 the ceremony. The bride attend. | > ot TT t eration in the past.” ed Butler University and the Unik {1501 HOMCrrOw night Bo, Nie home Preliminary to the council meet- | versity of Wisconsin and Mr. Singer | 3 a ree Fisher. Doms

b Sab was graduated from Indiana Uni- Pauline Ross will present an illus- | {ing which opens tonight, Mrs. Dun- eH q trated musical lecture. y. |

| bar met with members of the exec\- | (tive committee. Attending were | . . Weds June 10 Rabbi Feuerlicht -_ ai Honored At Party]

and Mrs. Merle Edmonds will pro-| 3 = WN ay \ vide music. Mrs. Theron Waddell | RE |Ga.. and Js. 3 L. B. Buck, treas- | X ® {urer, Richmond, Va. dance yesterday eve-| ning at Kirshbaum Center. The

will be in charge of the program. event was held in honor of the 36th anniversary of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the United Hebrew Congrega-

Representation

Goucher Partn Se! ‘The Goucher College Alumnae will give a state luncheon Saturday

at the home of Miss Margaret Dice, 3650 Washington Blvd.

energy and relaxed nerves! Vitamins A, B and G and

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Plans Dinner

This is not an election vear. Dis- | cussions and lectures are the prin- | E | cipal items of interest.

Amicitia’s Welfare

Mothers Will Give

. . « A 3 Program at School Miss Ruby Stapp will speak at the | § meeting of the Mothers’ Club of the Fountain Square Kindergarten at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the school. A group of mothers will present a Mother's Day program. Hostesses at | § the meeting will be Mesdames| Arthur Allstatt, Will Hawley and & B. F. Steward. (3 Riviera Club Team |

Leaders to Report

Team captains of the invitational | committee of the Riviera Club will report at the second meeting of the group at 6:30 p. m. today at the| dent of Chimes, Butler Univessity club. A buffet supper will be served.| junior women's honorary. is asJames Makin, president, will be in| sisting with plans for the group's charge. The committee is made up| anngal “Sweetheart Dinner” of 10 teamS“of 12 members each. ' Thus Nn

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Party Aids Named |

Committees in charge of arrange- | ments for the annual welfare card |

|party of the Amicitia Club tomor- |

row afternoon at Banner-Whitehill |

| auditorium had been announced to-

day by Mrs. E. P. Brennan, gene | eral chairman.

{dames Fred Bretthauer, Ed Smith jand Mary J. Shepard, hospitality; |

| Committee members include Mes- |

Mrs. G. T. Doyal and Mrs. William | Perry, tickets; Mrs. Beatrice Crouch | and Mrs. Earl Thomas, door prizes; | Mrs. H. L. Lucas and Mrs. Earl Hoff, |

apple tree; Mrs. William Burroughs, Mrs. Walter H. Flack, will become

‘and Miss Ida Perry, pencils and tal- | lies, and Mrs. Melville Harlkins and

the bride of Philip Summers, son of Mr. and Mj Summers,

tion. . Joe Levin was chairman of arrangements. Rabbi Abraham Lazar offered the opening prayer.

Mrs. A. R. Robinson On Club’s Program

Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson who recently returned from Washington, will speak on “Indianapolis Monuments” at the final program of the Irvington Coterie Club this afternoon at the Indiana World War Memorial. Mrs. Fred N. Hooker will assist. New officers of the club are Mrs. Martin Eastburn, president; Mrs. Charles N. Smith, vice president; Mrs. William A. Smith, secretary,

Miss Edythe Flack, daughter of |

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and Mrs. Homer G. Meek, treasurer,

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