Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1939 — Page 9

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939

British Queen Wears Crown

Ot Leadership!

Gentlewoman As Only Adequate Word for Her.

By NANCY PYPER

United Press Special Correspondent

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ABOARD ROYAL PILOT TRAIN,

May 24—A Queen's influence in two days changed the whole outlook of thousands of women in Quebec and Montreal. The truth is that welcomed her as soon as they saw her serene, happy face, they were French Canadians; they were extremely tactful, charmingly courteous, but there was—I sensed it myself—a critical, careful, attitude that said clearly: “Yes, we know she’s Queen. And so, without doubt, too. “We are glad that see us. We have been a very beautiful Queen, The “but” was varied in and definiteness. The reasons for it were, possibly, as varied—I don’t know How she did it I don’t know women have been fortunate enough to travel ahead and await her coming, have learned that miracles still happen. She has completely altered the preconceived ideas the majority of the American women correspondents held Britain's Queen a new fashion of the place of the old, She has also—ves, even in a few days—recreated a fashion, a fashion the women of our modern age had almost forgotten. It is described in one quite old word, a word our grandmothers used to use, a word we on this continent might have laughed at so short a time ago. Gentlewoman! That 1s the word, and there you have it

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make no mistake about that. She is, I am convinced more aware of the rrifically im portant part women are playing in today's world than any woman alive She rejoices in women's emancipation. She of our advancement in every new bs anch of the world’s work as he most advanced woman living She is genuinelv interested in the arts; she does not merely pretend to be as s6 many great patrons do. She is deter mijtied that her children shall be educated in the finest sense oi the word. She has influenced the world of fashion by the style of her clothes. their color, her hair dressing—even Parisians admit that the amazing revolution the Queen has effected is sweeping their world. Tm Ottawa, laying the foundation stone of the new Supreme Court she said: “It is perhaps not inappropriate that this task should be performed by a woman for women's position in civilized society has depended on the growth of the law At the banquet tendered that eve

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Lyceum Club Book Review

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Luncheons, Talks and Tea Listed in Other Groups’ Final Meetings.

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Several luncheon [review and a few talks are scheduled | for last-of-the-season meetings to[morrow of Indianapolis women’ S| clubs. One organization will elect] | officers. Mrs. Frank Smith will review “Red Star Over China” (Edgar (Snow) at the meeting tomorrow of the Thursday Lyceum Club, Mrs Earl R. Conder will entertain mem- | bers at her home, 25 Meridian Place |

Members of the 1908 Club will] (meet, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. ! Frank Bowers in Monticello.

The Ladies’ Tederal Club will meet for luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. P, Foote, 20 N | Gray St. Members of the committee lin charge include Mesdames C. A. Shelby, J. T. Larner and W. B Norris. |

Mrs. Frank Wampler will be host- | ess at a 1 o'clock luncheon tomor- | row for members of the Twentieth [Century Club, The meeting will be | held at the Spink-Arms Hotel

{ | | Officers of the Eliza A. Blaker CIvh | the meeting |

will be elected at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at the BannerWhitehill auditorium, Mrs, William | Wertz is chairman of the nominat[ing committee

Members of the North Side Moth- | ers Club will hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the Julia] Jameson Nutrition Camp in Bridge- |

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The Fidessa Clab will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon to-| morrow at the home of Mrs. S. H.| Keeney, 5521 College Ave |

Miss Metcalf Hostes

Miss Marjorie Metcalf will entex tain members of the Inter Libros Club with a buffet supper Friday [evening at her home, 817 E. 44th St Mrs. Jeane Willard will talk on “State Parks” and Miss Mary Edwards will read an article on “Other State Reservations and Memorials

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drinking the turned to him drank with a happy was so plain that the great gath ering rose to her, When her health was propos fee they cast aside all restraint Queen! The Queen! The om shouted again and aga

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French Society To Give Medals

The Alliance I awarded annually and college students for proficiency in French, will be presented at a dinner meeting of the organization at 6:30 p. m. Friday in the Hotel Washington. Edward A. Petri, originator of the medal awards, will make the presentations Winners include Kenneth Wool ling Jr, Butler University; Miss Clair Morris, Tudor Hall; Miss Bar para Frederickson Shortridge; Miss Jo Ann Jackson, Technical High School: Robert H. Cusack, Park School: Jack Cohen, Manual Training High School, Miss Mary Hartman, St, Agnes Academy; Miss Tsabell Ward, Ladvwood School; Miss Dorot Stich. Broad Ripple High School, and Miss Beatrice Brittain George Washington High School. Mille. Annette Minier, Vesinet, France, an exchange student at Miami University, Oxford, O., talk. Mrs. Charles C. Martin will sing French songs and Mme. Yvonne D. Chamilovitch, president of the Alliance, will preside

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Speaker at W.C. T. U. Meeting Announced EE. ©. Rumpler will talk at

meeting Friday of the Woman's Christian the home of

1804 Woodlawn

Mrs. the all-day Mary E. Balch Temperance Un Mrs. Jennie Houze, Ave Mrs, Enos Snyder will lead a prayer and praise service and Mrs, Elbert Moore, president, will have charge of the meeting. Department reviews will be presented at the afternoon session

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State-Wide Girl Scout Parley

Is Held Today at Little House; |" Miss Janet Webb Is in Charge

A state-wide conference on program standards and methods em-

ployed at a Girl Scout Camp will be conducted today at the Little House, the local Scout council as hostesses.

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and committee will attend the meeting.

Mrs. Montgomery S. in charge of arrangements.

tivities, assisted by | regional CAD committee,

Lewis, Indiana chairman of camp visitors, Miss Janet Webb, national staff member | 1s, & tea, a book and camp adviser for the Great Lakes region, will direct the day's acMrs. Howard K.

Mrs. Clyde Backus, regional camp | (Miss Lucile Cannon, director of the |

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