Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1939 — Page 19

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 19" Democrat Party ‘Two Will Entertain Classmates at| Helen Pearson

Visits Conclave Tudor Hall With Picnic Today To Talk at Tea

Misses Ruth Haefling, Florence Miss Marilyn Whitaker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lyman B.| Miss Helen Pearson will discuss Campbell, Norma Dalton, Mary Whitaker, and Miss Barbara Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. a trip to Hawail before members Louise Walpole and Mrs. Catherine Martin, will entertain this afternoon at a picnic for their Tudor Hall and guests of the Indianapolis

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| fon County Young Women's Demo- Mrs, Louis H. Haerle, will give a tea | cratic Club at the Great Lakes Re- | at 4 Qioek Vimorroy fternoon for tea tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. | gi ; ; _ the Tudor seniors. e parties are ' | Miss atheri bh, 5 : i ysiongl Conference today at Colum (among several planned before com- At 8 Tonight ok hertag ith, 33 N i ® . : | mencement June 9. 2 Mothers and friends of members The conference is being sponsored, The senior class members are the S—_ will be guests. Mrs. Eugene Wilking - | by the Women’s Division of the na- Misses Polly Smith, Albertine] Miss Martha Frances Ryan, and Mrs. Kenneth Lemons are to (tional Democratic committee. a Ld SION: arolVN| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas preside at the tea table. Mrs. John H. Bingham, vice wort ay To as Elio Et Ryan, and Merl G. Kord, son of| Miss Katherine Robush, incoming chairman of Marion County, will Weiss, Elizabeth Meeker, Goodrich,| MI. and Mrs. Charles Kord, will be President, will be in charge. The

FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1039 v 3 | ’ Women's Clubs to Hear Talks Annette and Yvonne Show It's

Monday on Wagner Labor Act Fair to Share Pleasures

And on Problems ot Europe

Kord-Ryan Rite

Dr. Wagner of University of Chicago Seminar Conducted by Dr. Benes Will Address Rotary Group; Other Units Arrange Guest Day.

Luncheon-bridge meetings and several guest days are planned for : women's clubs Monday afternoon. Discussions of modern ballet, poetry : and the Wagner Labor Act are included on three programs and another luncheon meeting will feature a talk on European problems,

Mrs. Olma S. Bruck will discuss “The Ballet of Today’ before members and guests of the Irvington Woman's Club Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Bamard, 5050 Pleasant Run Parkway.

Mrs. R. M. Millard will be chairman of the program for the meeting of the Woman's Research Club Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles L. Hartman, 5040 Pleasant Run Parkway,

Dr. speak on “European Problems as I Saw Them” following the luncheon meeting of Ciub at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Columbia Club. Dr. member of the seminar conducted t the University of Chicago by excosident 5 in Vienna when it was claimed Germany Miss Helen A. Humphreys is new rosident of the club. Other officers lected recently include ene M. Shaw, first vice president; liss Florence S. York, second vice Mrs. Gladys B. Vansant, secretary, Grayson, corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret S. Brockman, treasurer; Miss Helen R. Osborne and Mrs. Julia F. Hulpieu, directors. Dr Amelia R. Keller and Miss Stella Doeppers are directors held over,

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recording

Mrs. I. W. Riggins will entertain members of the New Era Club Monday afternoon at her home, 5658 Central Ave.

Members of Chapter G of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will hold a birthday party at 7 o'clock Monday evening at the home Mrs. Mabel Smith. Assisting the hostess will be Miss Grace M. Wood and Mrs. T G Ia

Elam will discuss “The r Labor Act” before members Indianapolis Literary Club ay evening at the D. A. R wapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania

Mrs 1lia C. Smith will hostess luncheon-bridge meeting of the Carnelian Club Monday aftetmoon at her home, 2910 College Ave.

Members of the Indianapolis Parliamentary Law Club will hold their membership bridge and play party a luncheon at 12:30 p. m the home of Mrs. Wil3902 Carrollton Ave

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Monday at liam E. Tinney,

Members of La Phyllis Club will entertain with a Mother's Day banquet 6:30 p. m. Monday at Cifaldi's. Games will be played luring the evening.

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Mrs. O. B. Springer will entermembers of the Current Knowledge Club at a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday at her home, 5130 Broadway.

St. Paul’s Dinner To Honor Bishop

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Members of the Henrietta West Roberts Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal © rch will sponsor a dinner honoring the Rt. Rev. Ainsley W. Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, and his family after the morning service Sundayv. Dinner ill be served in the Roberts Room { the Church. The Woman's Auxiliary the hurce will be entertained at a heon at 1 o'clock Monday aftnoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Grubb, 229 Broadway.

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above pattern number and your size, your name and address and mail to Pattern Editor, The Indianapolis- Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

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EVENTS

SORORITIES

Theta Sigma Delta. Mon. eve. Miss Edna Houghland, 4000 Bethel Ave. hostess.

Lambda Chapter, Omega Nu Tau.

1 p. m Sun. Kopper Kettle.

Fourth annual Mother's Day din-

| mer. CLUBS J IL F. F. 3:30 p. m. today. Miss Evangeline Lavelle, 3918 Park Ave, hostess. Choir Guild of the

Advent Church. 2:30 p. m. Wed. |

Church. Review of “Seasoned Timber” (Dorothy Canfield Fisher). Mrs. William J. Young, president. T. L. D. Today. Miss Janet John- | son, hostess. Ripley. County Social. 6:30 p. m. today. Fooderaft Shop. Talk, “Progress of Ripley County.” Former | Ripley County residents and friends, guests

LODGES

Irvington Chapter 364, O. E S. 8 p. m. Irvington Masonic Temple, Mrs. Martha Bechtold and R. E Guthrie, worthy matron and patron. Indianapolis Chapter 11, Women of the Moose. 5:45 p. m. Mon. Moose Temple. To motor to Muncie for dinner. Mrs. Beulah Anderson, chairman of reservations. Lula Hartzog Junior Club 11, W. R. C. 2 p. m. Sat. Ft. Friendly.

CARD PARTY

Neola Rebekah Lodge 316. 8 p. m today. Brightwood Hall, 2345 Station. Public invited.

Cups Awarded To White Cross Guild Chapters

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Mrs. John W, Noble was re-elected president of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild at the organizaon’'s seventh annual luncheon meeting today in the Claypool Hotel. Service and achievement were presented and Dr. John G Benson, hospital superintendent, talked. About 3500 women attended the luncheon, New officers elected were | Mrs. James E. Perry, third vice president; Mrs. Laura C. Messick, recording secretary; Mrs. H. L. Coyner, assistant recording secretary, and Mrs. David Ross, parliamentarian, | Officers re-elected to serve during | the ensuing year included Mrs. Carl A. Ploch, first vice president; Mrs. John J. Haramy, second vice president; Mrs. John G. Benson, fourth vice president; Mrs. Allan Ball, fifth vice president; Mrs, Llovd I. McInturf, corresponding secretary: Miss Mary Jo Spurrier, membership secretary; Mrs. Clarence U. Knipp, treasurer, and Mrs. C. H. Castor, assistant treasurer The Tabernacle Presbyterian Church unit of the organization was presented with a gold cup by Dr. Benson as first prize for services performed at the hospital during the past year. The North Methoaist Church unit, with Mrs. Herbert

E. Haves as president, was awarded |

a silver cup second

achievement.

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Bay Laurel W.C.T. U. ‘To Hold Parley Today

A Mother's Day and Child Welfare meeting will be held at 2 p. m. today by the Bay Laurel Women's Christian Temperance Union at the home of the president, Mrs. Claude |H. Faulkner, 1938 Wilcox St.

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Yvonne holds tight to the teddy bear her Quint sister Annette would like to play with, to show you how the selfish little Feddy Bear Girl acted before she learned to share her pleasures, (Fifth of a Series) By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON T is the best thing in the whole wide world to let other people enjoy our things. And if we expect them to be kind and share their joys with us, we have to do it, too. That is fair, don't you think so? One time a little girl wanted to play with her sister's Teddy Bear. And her sister said, “No, that is my bear. I need him myself.” { So the other little girl went off and played with her dolly. And | after a while here sister said, “I wish I could play with your dolly. She looks so smiley and sweet. May I play with her?” = » ” Ld ” ” HE Dolly Girl said, “Of course. Here she is. I am glad you like her.” Which was being generous. And then suddenly the Teddy | Bear Girl thought, “I can't be selfish when my sister is so good.” So | she went and got her Teddy and said. “Here, vou can play with him | whenever you want.” Everyone feels so much better when she is kind. Besides it makes people like us. And that is the way to make friends,

NEXT—The CARELESS child.

Catholic Group Meets Tuesday | In Bloomington

Protests Birth Control Exhibit |g Ban at Fair|

A dramatization of the mass by] seventh and eighth-grade pupils of Indiana St. Charles School in Bloomington management will be a feature of the second quar-| International n in terly meeting of the Indianapolis| tHetEIaC RB in es District, Indianapolis Diocesan gejentific birth control exhibit from Council of the National Council of the Fair Grounds. Catholic Women, Tuesday at Indi-| The League board ana University. [passed a resolution condemning the The general session will open at

unexplained cancellation of a con2 p. m. in the Union Building on tract for an exhibit the campus following a district the Birth Control board meeting at 1 o'clock. Mrs, J. America. Albert Smith, Indianapolis, is dis-| ident, appealed to members of the trict president. organization and other Dr. Mary A. Waldron, director of groups of the state to write or wire | welfare for the Bloomington Con- | fraternity of Christian Doctrine, will welcome the visitors. Speakers| Mrs. Parry suggested that the at the meeting will include the Rev. board be asked “how an exposition | Fr. Thomas J. Kilfoil, pastor of the| can find any reasonable fault with] St. Charles Boromeo | l Church in Bloomington; the Rev.|its own advisory committee on medFr. August R. Fussenegger, spiritual ical displays and depicting | | director of the diocesan council of Progress of scientific birth control the N. C. C. W.: the Rev. Fr. Al-|designed to reduce infant and ma-

today protested to the of the Golden Gate

Exposition in San|

Federation

| bert Busald, director of youth; the ternal mortality and protect public |

| Rev. Fr. Leonard Wersing, director health.” of Catholic Action activities, and; Tht n Mrs. Charles L. Barry, president of that the exposition officials refuse

the diocesan council. . ( Preceding the business meeting, | tion.

the women will be conducted on of the birth control exhibit

{11 a. m. Chartered busses will leave hibit on the ‘rhythm the Indianapolis terminal at 8:15 birth control and a display of con-

la. m. and reservations for the bus|traceptives by drug store concestrip must be made by tomorrow with | Sionaries. : | Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy a RL y . School 39 Entertains

or Mrs. Thomas Gillespie. | “Youth Faces the Future” will be ‘this week's program for the weekly| Parents, teachers and pupils will [Call to Youth” broadcasts over participate in a benefit program toStation WIRE at 10:30 a. m. every | night at School 39, Lexington and | Saturday. States Aves.

MOTHERS

The following retail florists are sponsoring" this co-operative advertisement and are prepared to serve Indianapolis’ Mother's Day flower buyers. NORTH SIDE Atkins Flower Shop Cecil Crabb College Flower Shop Forest Hills Floral Service Garrick Flower Sh A. D, Stanley & §

A. Wiegand's Sons Co. A. Stone

EAST SIDE Arlington Flower Shop Fisher Floral Co Forest Manor Floral Shon Irving Flower €hop Quality Flower Shop Luebkine Floral Co. Niggle Floral Co. Roepke Floral Co. Helen Mowry Flower Shop, Lawrence, Ind. Wayside Gardens

SOUTH SIDE Bohne Bros. George Buescher & Son Elsner-Roberts Co. John Heidenreich Holmes Flower Shop Madison Ave, Flower Shop Reswet Floral Co.

Flower Shop Reiman Son's . Schwomever

WEST SIDE John Grande & Sons John A. Grande Hacks House of Flowers Kiefer Floral Co C. C. Lockwood

DOWNTOWN . S. Ayres Co. ann Bros, Lyric Flower Shop Marer Flower Shop

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married at 8 o'clock tonight in the

committee on arrangements includes

The Maternal Health League of |

Catholic an educational exhibit, approved a |

federation statement asserts ji

[to give the reasons for the cancella- | It further questions rejection |g when

| tours of the campus at 10 a. m, and |the fair managemtnt “allows an ex- | method’ of |§

be presented and Indiana will be

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| Hamer, Dr. Frank J. O'Brien, director of Smithy Morris the Bureau of Child Guidance of and Whitaker. the Board of Education of New | York, will speak following the din- | ner meeting of the Social Workers Club tonight at the Y. Dr. O'Brien will

Taggart, Elizabeth Jones, Nancy McCown,

discuss

Lucy Kaufman, Martin, Mary Elearecognized as having the largest nor Fenstermaker, Phoebe Carman, rectory of St. county returns in the United States. Mary Lou Follett, Ann Jackson, Church. Thelma Sachs, Julianne Virginia Cunningham, Helaine Borinstein

Lodge Plans Supper The Broad Ripple Masonic Lodge W. C. A and the Eastern Star Chapter will

“The entertain at a covered dish supper | couple will leave for the East. They [of Edward VIII”

’ Mesdames Henry M. Schmidt, Patrick's Sathole Wilking, Robert W. Platte and Miss

The Rev. Fr. Robert Mary Frances Litten.

Howard will perform the ceremony. The bride will wear a powder | . blue costume suit with wine acces- Pi Omicron to Meet sories and a wrist corsage of rose- | : buds and lilies of the valley. Her| Local chapters of Pi Omicron attendant, Miss Virginia Tumey, will Sorority will meet Monday evening wear a powder blue ensemble and |at the Indiana World War Mea similar corsage. |morial. James C. McLauchlan, exA reception will be held after the change teacher from Scotland at ceremony at the home of the bride's Shortridge High School, will talk on

parents, 601 Cottage Ave, and the|“The Background of the Abdication Miss Florence

Changing Responsibilities of Social at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the lodge | will be at home after June 1 at Gisler, assisted by members of Beta

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