Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1939 — Page 8
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Columbians ‘Make Annual’ Trek x ; To Ulen Club for Family Pienic 2
EMBERS of the Colunibia Club. and their families will make their 12th annual pilgrimage to the Ulen Country Club, Lebanon, today for: their summer family outing. 5 A golf tournament is scheduled for . men this after : noon while the women play bridge and the children frolic. in the pool or: ‘participate in the games ‘arranged by at-- ~ tendants.
Following dinner, competitive prizes and trophies for. the various ‘games of the day will be awarded. a The Ulen reception committee includes Messrs. and Mesdames Henry C. Ulen, H. W. C. Fosdick, E. C. Pulliam, Elza O. Rogers, Paul O. Tauer Jr., Merton R. Keefe, Ivan T. Jacks, F. B. Hooten, R. M. Malpas and ‘Lester F. Jones.. Dr. M. E. Clark is chairman of the subcommittee on golf with George Richmond and Arthur E.:Krick ~ @s-assistants. : Indianapolis women who will assist. with the’ bridge entertainment include the Mesdames George S. Olive, Oscar P. Perine, E. L. Baker Jr., Dwight Peterson, E. P. Akin, J. H. Kemper, Wallace - oO. Lee, Steve M. orTy, Dave C. Braden, H. C. Tyson, M. E. Clark, Richard H. Habbe, M. L. Mendenhall, Chantilla E. White. Lebanon Sommitise members include’ Mesdames Ulen, Rogers, ‘Metzger and ck
Leave. Friday for Northern Michigan
Mesdames Otto Eisenlohr, Sau Griffith and Henry E. Todd are to leave Friday for Rosedale, Mich., where they will spend 8 week with Mrs. Norman Kevers at the summer home of Mrs. Kever’'s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fulton. Rosedale is near Harbor Springs and Petoskey where many Indianapolis residents spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Campbell, New Albany; Miss Beth Ann Williston, Kessler Blvd., and Joseph Walker Barr, Bicknell, left this morning for Basswood Lake, Minn., where they will spend the next two weeks. Miss Williston’s engagement to Mr. Barr was announced recently. The wedding will be Sept. 3 Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will leave on a motor trip today for New York, where she will spend two weeks with her daughter, Miss Dorothea Hanna. She will drive East with Miss Margot Wright, New York,,who has been visiting here and at Monticello. Miss Jean West, Williamsport, Pa., who is spending two weeks with Miss Betty Rusie, will be entertained at luncheon today by her . hostess. Guests will be the Misses Joan Bushman, Naomi Blackley, . Patricia Failing, Eleanor Fawcett, Barbara Kiger and Barbara Wilde.
1 Hoosié¢rs Attend Kentucky Horse Show
The opening of the Kentucky Horse Show season tonight with the Lexington Horse Show will attract several Indianapolis exhibitors and spectators. Tillman Bubenzer of the Eli Lilly Fairmount Stables will take down several entries. Dr. P. O. Bonham and R. H. Brown also are to be exhibitors. Mrs. Alex Metzger, her daughter, Dorothy, and son, Ab, with Mrs. Morris Rosner, Miss Margaret Saltsman and Mrs. Clayton Mogg are to attend. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McNutt and son, Jimmie, are to enter two horses in the show and Bob Mannix "will show Russell" Moore's little gaited 2-year-old.
Bensons to -Entertain Hospital Staff
Mrs. John G. Benson and her daughter, Miss Betty Benson, will entertain at luncheon Saturday for wives of the Methodist Hospital internes and resident physicians. Mrs. Charles T. Alexander will assist’ at the party at the Benson home, 3663 N. Delaware St.
Beckmans Back From N. Y. Fair
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beckman have returned from New York where they attended the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Shirley and children have left to spend several weeks at Lake Nippising, Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. James I. Gavin will go to Ohio University to attend the 100th anniversary reunion of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity on Aug. 8. Mr. Gavin has been treasurer of the national organization- for 35 years. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Coval are occupying the W. E. Shea cottage at Lake Maxinkuckee. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wohlgemuth and daughters, Patricia and Margaret, also are at
Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. George C. House Is Guest
At Bridge and
Linen Shower;
Two Engagemen ts Announced
Despite the sasiiia of the prenuptial season hightide, continued showers and two engagement announcements keep the marriage stock
well above par.
Mrs. George C. House was honor guest last night at a dessert bridge and linen shower at the home of Mrs. George W. Horst Jr., 2062 Princeton Place. Mrs. House before her marriage last month was Miss Lucille
Morrison." ' Guests included Mesdames Edna Morrison, C. E. House, Harry A. Weaver Jr., Ralph Husted, Howard G. Campbell, Lawrence Sims, Clarence ‘Wacker, Melvin E. Robbins, Robert Gilkison and the Misses Louise Troy, Wilma Aulenbacher, Helen Baker and Rosamond Baker. os ” os Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones, 234 N. Walcott St., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Fern, to David J. Murphy. The marriage will be Saturday, Aug. 26, in Holy . Cross ‘ Catholic Church. Miss Jones is a graduate of St. Vincent's Hospital Nurses Training School. 1 ” 2 2 Miss -Mary Hughes, whose marriage to Cleatis L. Wilkerson of Los Angeles will be July 30 in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, was honored last night at a miscellaneous shower at * Catherine’s Tearoom. Mrs. Roland Vornehm, Mrs. Alfred Granneman, . Eileen Davis and Miss Edna McClintock were hostesses. | ‘Guests included Mesdames | Eva Rice Goble, Dorothy Hadley, Dora Morgan, Rubie Myers, Marie Schmidt, Mary Rohr. John Hughes, Nell Teague. Hannah Steele Johnston,’ Josephine . Meloy Piel, Esther Robinson Seerley, Margaret Welch Smith, Mildred" Snyder Kingan, Carolan Atkinson Taylor, Mary B. Hostetter, Thelma Haworth Bibbins, Emalie Coulon Macllvain, Mary Howard, the Misses Minnie Strick- ~ land, Helen Mihay, Mildred Grow, Mary Armington, Dorothy Black, Mary Black, Betty Heidleman, Mary Bade, Mary Dell Rous, Mary Leinenweber, Dorothy Wilson, Jeanne Spiegel, aret Fuller, Wilma Mae 7 Sthaed Marguerite Walker, Ruby 11, Marie Siener, Virginia John- : Sophie Schroeder, Catherine 5 Dorothy Jay, June Beasley and ‘Mary Hull. Hughes is the daughter of
Mor Jo Hughes, 227 . Audubon
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Members of the Las Amigas Club : onored Mrs. John Deppe with a; : shower at their meeting " Jast night at the home-of Mrs. Jean|: - Jordan, 5219 E. 8t. Clair St. Before her recent marriage Mrs. Deppe was ||
Miss Betty. Ullrey.
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The ehgiianen: of Miss Dorothy| §
Elizabeth Biehl-to David H. Brown been announced by her parents,
| Mr. and. Mrs. Nicholas J. Biehl, 2135 }
8S.) Pennsylvania - St. Mr. Brown's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. | Brown, 952 Tecumseh St. : - The -wedding will. take place at - 10 a. m: Saturday, Sept. 2, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. : > 2 Charles A. Miller was hos-
tess at a linen shower last night in|:
honor of Mrs. Mary Arford, whose
marriage’ will be Saturday evening
to W. Robert Simons, Guests were Mesdames Cora Nudine. william H. Simons, A. J. Bragg, NE Bragg, A. E. Roberts, Kennard Fritz, C. M. Traut, Harry Johnson, George King, Ray Nuding, John Egger, Frank Lee, Roy Mueller, J. H. dard, O. B. Little, Elwin Ennis, Keller, Arti ort, a. : iE. Te: yah
Wright, Carl Gault; the Misses Virginia Havens, Marie Jones and Marie Egger. Mrs. Miller was asfeted her mother, Mrs. Mont C. Joslin 2 ” 2 f J Miss Irene Perry, 3202 Kenwood Ave., will be hostess Friday evening’ at a personal shower honoring Miss Martha Elizabeth Free, whose marriage will be Sunday, July: 30, to Jesse D. Bennett. Guests will include : Mesdames Ralph Walrod, S. C.. Free, John Gray, E. A. Clegg, Vaughn Aker, David B. Perry, Evansville; - the Misses Evelyn Woodruff, Ruth McDaniels, Vera Reeves, Mary Helen Haerle, Ann Homsher, Jane Homsher and Maxine Archer. Mrs. James E. Pérry will - assist “her daughter, ” 2 Miss Mary Griffey entertained recently with a bridal shower in honor of Miss May O’Brien at her home, 6158 Ralston Drive.
J. Walsh, son of Mrs. Hannah Walsh of : Washington, Ind., was announced recently.’ She is : the daughter - of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Brien, ‘1411 Springdale Place. Miss Griffey was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Fred Griffey. Guests were Mrs. Thomas Vavul and Miss Cathefine: O’Brien, the bride-to-be’s sisters; Mesdames Earl Wilson, Paul Roelke, Rod Martinet, Keith Blackwell, Frank Spleen, Don Herrin, James Newhouse, Vern H. Galt, Dorotha Collins, Marjorie Cleary
and the Misses Mary Aldea, Evelyn
Fausy, Vera Coob, Fern Mahan, Thelma Mendenhall, Dorothy Reich, Helen Seanling, ‘ Alice Schaefer, Martha Sullivan, Edna Wier, Irene Cobb, Agnes Dillenbeck, Marie Dougherty,” Margaret Todd and Helen Naylor.
Su b-Deb Leader |!
‘Miss Betty Cardenas (above) is the newly clected president of the Pierrette Chapter of the SubDeb Club. Other officers are MiSs Nota Louise Bauer, vice president; Miss June Dixon, secretary: Miss Flaine Morris, treasurer, and
| Ins na Dey and .LeVerne, Hansing,
Miss: O'Brien’s -engagement to Timothy
house guest of Mrs. Louis: Randle
Mrs. John Fleming (left) Dallas, Tex.,
parties. have been held in her honor during her
Parties Honor Visitor From Dallas
is the
(right). Several | day after a trip
i len’s clubs today. : {Legion auxiliary will sponsor an entertainment. tonight - -at Ft. Har- x
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stay in Indianapolis. Mr. Fleming is to arrive to-
to Canada and the Flemings will
leave tomorrow for their Dallas home.
Club Federation District Meeting
of the Indiana Federation of Clubs had been announced today by Mrs. George W. Jacqua, new I. F. C. president. They are: Ninth District, Noblesville, Oct. 3; 11th, Hartford City, Oct. 4; Eighth, Winchester, Oct. 5; Sixth, Rockville, Oct. 6; 13th, Michigan City, Oct. 17; 10th, Oxford, Oct. 18; Fifth, Rockville, Oct.- 19, and Seventh, Indianapolis, Oct. 20. ° Others include Second, Martinsville, Oct. 24; First, Evansville, Oct. 25; Third, English, Oct. 2, and Fourth, Versailles, Oct. 217.
Personals
+ Miss Betty Jo Tragesser leaves today for a two-week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Huron, Detroit, and” their sons, William Donald, Barton and Walter.
Miss Lois Ruth Liljeblad is visiting. at Lake Wawasee, ;
Mr. and Mrs. George Heidenreich are visiting in Macatawa, Mich. |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Halm, 4760 Washington Blvd. are among local persons visiting in New York. f
[Hortons Coleman J Wedding Announced
Mrs. J. T. Dietz, 3844 E. New York St., has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Gwendolyn Babe Coleman, to Frank C. Headferd, son of Mrs. Georgia Headferd, 312 N. Lynwood Ave. The couple were married July, 7 and will make their home In Indianapolis after Sept. 1.
Alpha Taus Meet
Alpha. Tau, Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, will meet at 8 p. m tonight at the Hotel Washington.
Sorority Will Elect Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, will elect ‘officers: tonight at its meeting | in the Hotel Lincoln.
Dates Arranged|
Dates for the fall district meetings
‘| Miss Amelia,
Pi Omicron Delegates F rom 30 States Meet Here for Opening
Of National Convention Tonight
AL a i : 3 i Delegates from Pi’ Omicron Chapters in 30 states are to register this afternoon for the four-day national convention of the sorority opening
tonight in the Hotel Lincoln. Indianapolis Zeta Chapter will be hostess
for the welcome party this evening. Miss Hazel Rayman, Cleveland, national president, will conduct the opening business meeting tomorrow morning in the main auditorium of the Indiana World War Memorial. A tour of the Memorial will follow the meeting and tomorrow afternoon delegates will be taken on a supervised shopping tour. Program Outlined Beta Beta Chapter will have
charge of arrangements of the “In
Reversia”’ party tomorrow even at the Municipal Gardens. Mrs. Laura Kathryn Hamilton will be chairman of the dinner and. party. Friday's activities will include a memorial service and business meeting in the morning and a Rainbow luncheon at noon'in the Indianapolis Country Club. - Kappa ‘Xi Chapter will be luncheon hostess. L Election of officers will be a feature of the final business meeting Saturday morning. ‘A sightseeing
trip followed by a program at Gar- |:
field Park under direction of Mrs. Clara Boyd, chairman for - Iota
‘| Gamma Chapter, will be on the Sat-
urday afternoon program A banquet and dance with installation of newly elected officers will| be the final of the convention Saturday.. evening. .in. .the .. Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln., Mrs. Kathryn Wood is general chairman.
Arranged Convention
. Miss Eva Mae ‘Lynch is general convention chairman, ~assisted ‘by Miss . Betty Lee Zimmerman, cochairman. Mrs, Wood is convention hostess. . . - Assisting committee chairmen are Cook, “Beta Alpha | Chapter, registration; -Mrs. Christine Mac Kenzie, Kappa Xi Chapter, and Mrs. ‘Mary Marshall, Tota - Gamma Chapter, publicity and general arrangements; and Mrs. Florence Miller, Zeta Chapter, favors. :
JANE JORDAN-_
22 years .old and his
awake at nights in fear of him.
EAR JANE JORDAN—Ten years ago I married a man who had an afflicted son. We gave much thought to this boy and agreed to place him in a sanitarium, just for our own happiness. He is now mind is slightly improved. Unkind stories have been circulated which have caused me to lie wonder if it was the right thing to do? Could I have been so wrong in trying to be happy?
TROUBLED,
Answer—No, certainly not. Besides you did the very best. thing: you
could have done for the boy. There is a special technique for the care of subnormal children which you and your husband have had no
opportunity to learn. Many attendants in sanitariums for such cases |
have had years of training. You could not possibly equal their skill in caring for a mentally afflicted boy. Moreover, sueh a child cannot function well in: an ‘environment
| peopled only by normal children. It only emphasizes his trouble and “He is
makes him the center of adverse curiosity and often ridicule. better off in a restricted -envirorfment where other children are in the
same boat and must follow the same routine of health and training.
It is more than senseless to expose the child to others so .unlike himself: It is downright cruel.
I do not know what adverse eriticism you have incurred. <I pre-
sume it is some variety of sentimental gush which holds that: parents
should. love their children enough to make any sacrifice for them '
whether it is beneficial or not. All too often chronic sacrificers are the only ones te be pleased by their sacrifices. somewhat. unhealthy companions. : I do not know why you should is Sill confined fo ihe. sanitarium. men e care he has ived, and if he is too unbalanced to recognize this point. I do not, fink he is well enough to be released. Surely what keeps you awake at night is your own’ ill-founded feeling of guilt. The fact that you very naturally wanted a little
afraid of the young tan if he
"happiness for yourself in marriage did Bet drive you to do the wrong did © Tight Shing, ‘Why be disturbed by | ANE JORD
thing for a sick ‘boy. | You the ignorance of
Others find them
ubtless he owes his improve- .
Try Quiet Snub If Child Balks,
Expert Advises
By. OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON It is rare to see almost any child today, obeying at once or without protest. I think there is something wrong with the picture, and so do many. others. ‘Naturally we don’t want spineless little weaklings in our. families, or mere copy cats, or _yes-men, But.a
child may have freedom and “will,
and still listen . when his ‘ parent speaks.
Jimmy wants to throw a. ‘hard-ball :
against the house. - It makes a thunderous noise within. Mother calls from the. dodr,’ “Don’t do that, Jimmy. . It worries me.” - . Jimmy, however, : likes. to -aim’ at the spot between. the: bay window and. the front door and continues to try his skill! Again mother calls out to stop it. This tirne it is worth an argument. “I won't hit anything. And I won't throw so hard. I'am learning to aim.” : Next time, his mother has to. put herself ‘into the position of seeming unreasonable. She says, “Now step all your talking and do as I say. It is no use arguing any more. I want you to stop right this minute.” Then grumbling -and cross, Jimmy: throws|his ball on the grass and stops his “practicing” altogether. “There is one good way to straighten out such. a child. . That is to speak once. And - when Jimmy doesn’t pay any attention, then to] keep quiet. The next step is to ignore him for a while. No favors, no smiles, just a quiet manner that shows no interest whatsoever. It can be played, such a role, without breaking the child's heart, and at the same time, salting his mind a b d
= Planning Tea
Miss Lucile Craigle, a Butler - University = senior, chairman of the annual ‘tea. to be “held Thursday, - Aug. 3, for
‘will be held in the formal gardfrom 2:30 to.
: [Legion Group
| Musie, Dancing and Read-
| rison. ‘Members of Memorial Unit 3 of iE the American Legion Auxiliary are| @ to. _present the third of eight pro{grams tonight in the Punch Bowl| [at-Pt. Benjamin Harrison. The pro|grams are sponsored in July and
|by. Miss Marjorie Fox;
‘| to be entertained at a luncheon and hall, 29% 8S. Delaware St.
-|to hold their regular business meet-
and Irene Neal are in tharge of
belongs in the Friday to Monday
|taught me that camp cooking should
| | Thomas, Margaret. Pierson, Mildred
_ | Foster, Kathryn Thompson, | | Messick, | Essie ‘Long, Mary Wilhite, {Ruth Lewman, - ‘| Elizabeth Brayton, Mary Ellen Sul-
Miss Jean Roshapts
is general |
women interested in attending the ‘university this fall. The -tea'|
Stges Third Show at FE ort
ing Are on Program In Punch Bowl.
An anniversary dance." an anual pienic and business meeting and a Juhicheon card? party are included
August “by the Women’s Overseas Service ‘League with Mrs. Catherine Lory as service chairmen. : ~ Features of the program will include (selections by the Williams Musical -Trio, composed of Mrs. Roscoe Williams, and her two sons, LaVay and Eugene; tap dances by Mickey White; dramatic readings accordion numbers by Robert Black = and Robert Anderson, and songs by Miss Mary Ann Collins, Mrs. Helen Vlases is chairman, oh
The Busy Bee Club of Druids is card party today at the organization
Past presidents of the Ladies’ Guild of the Hoosier Athletic Club will be honored at the fifth anniversary dance of the Guild tonight at the Garden of the Skies on the club roof. - Mrs. Robert B. Wallace is chairman,
Members of the H. E. O. Club are
ing and dinner at 11 o'clock this morning at the Joslin Chicken Dinner Place on Road 67.
Members of the New Crusade. Youth’s Council will have a picnic Monday evening at Garfield Park. The Misses Mary Gross, Ellen Taylor |
Week-End Food Should Be Good Even if Simple
"By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX Week-end eating calls for planned simplification. Good food, :certainly,
menu picture. But not elaborate food and not cooking that keeps mother or someone else in a state of work and worry when she should bes relaxing with the others. Years ago I used to go on long hikes over. the week-end up into the mountains of California. My mother
be “just ‘as delicious and as wholesome as home cooking.
From her I learned that week-end food, on a hike, a motor trip or in the ‘week-end house in the woods, can and should be planned and prepared with intelligent consideration for balance, interest, cost and the circumstances under which it is to be cooked. : A large meat loaf, prepared in advance, spaghetti or potatoes, boiled in advance and ready to be turned in dishes with cheese or potato salad, ‘a bowl ‘of green salad with simple dressing, long loaves of fruit bread :made in *advance—all ‘these packed. in a hamper and taken to the week-end house will be your portabje . pantry which can simplify the problem of what to eat.
Raisin Apple Spice Cake : (24 portions)
Z Three cups ' raisins,: 1% . eups candied cherries, 3 cups applesauce, thick, - sweetened and ‘hot, 2 cups walnut meats chopped, . 4 cups granulated sugar, 2 ‘cups fat, 8 eggs, 7. cups: sifted Ronr, 3 tedspoons salt, 4 te s soda, 2 teaspoons each ~—allspice, nutmeg ‘and cloves, 4 teaspoons cinnamon, . 2. tablespoons grated: orange rind. ‘ Rinse raisins, drain and dry thoroughly, slice” or chliop. Rinse cherries, dry thoroughly . and quarter. . Drain all ‘ surplus liquid from applesauce... Cream sugar and fat, add well beaten eggs and mix. Add sifted dry -ingredients. | Add cherirés, raisins,” nuts, hot applesauce, and orange rind. Beat well. Pour into greased, . baper-lined pans (about 9 inches across and 3 inches. deep). Bake in slow oven (325 degrees F.) | for about 2%: hours: Test for {‘doneness” before Temoving. from .oven..
Party Listed Today For. Helen Zitzlaft ;
" Miss’ Charlotte. ‘Bruce. ‘and Miss Virginia . Fout = will ‘entertain this
home near Arlington in honor of Miss Helen .Zitzlaff, who will be-
Mahla, Lorain, O., on Saturday. her mother, Mrs. Henry Zitzlaff,
and her: sister, Miss . Ruth Zitzlaft, and Mesdames Henry Browning,
' [Ray Jenckes, . George Fisher, Cecil| “| Weathers, Mary-Dye Beach and the Misses Grace Shoup, Mary . Pratt,|
Margaret Mcntgomery, Nora Jane Ruth : Allerdice;
fivan, Ruth’ ‘O’Hair, : Louise Wills,
at Shortridge High School.
|< Miss. Zitzlaff ‘is .the daughter of| |Mr. and Mrs. ‘Henry Zitzlaft, 3204 : 4 Broadway. - pio
Is Guest at Luncheon
Meridian, Hills Country Club given y
Luncheon: guests = will -
in. activities of Indianapolis: wom- | One , American|
Indian
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Miss Rosalie Naranjo; craft counselor at Camp Friendly, the Indi-
anapolis Y. W. C. A. Camp ‘at McCormick's‘ Creék State Park, and three campers rehearse puppet performers for a .ceremonial tomorrow “night. Miss Naranjo is holding an Indian ‘dancing couple, Miss Betty -, Barnard holds the tribal. chief and Miss Gloria Love beats a drum as’ Miss Nancy Hart looks on. The puppets were made by Miss Naranjo and some of her schoolmates at the Santa Fe Indian School in New
afternoon at: Miss Fout’s country|
come .the bride. of Edward Harvey, Guests with Miss Zitzlaff will be| |
Ula ‘Wright, Barbara = Ballinger,{ Fern Warren and Kathryn Neat.| |All are teachers with Miss Zitzlalr "
- ‘Miss Jean Ruschaupt will be hon- ! or guest at a luncheon today at|
Miss ‘Mary - Elizabeth Barrett, | 5860 ‘Guilford Ave. Miss Ruschaupt| will leave mext week for California, | include ; members of the K. P. Club who are | the Misses B :
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ico and are dressed in accurate replicas of costumes worn by the Indians of the Santa Clara Pueblo on feast days. / {
An opportunity for a week-end
arranged to divert the thoughts of
at-home camps. As part of the summer program at Camp Friendly, Y. W, camp in McCormick's Creek State Park, Saturday and Sunday will be open to any employed girl in the city who wishes to attend ‘camp. Miss Helen Haggard ‘is in charge of the eamp program, Young women who already are registered for the camping week-end are the Misses Wilma Goetz, Margie Woesner, Annette Ewers, Margaret Farga, Barbara Cotton, Grace LaMar and Vista Boley. Other employed young women who will stay for next week as regular campers at Camp Friendly are the Misses Merle Cassell, Nan Sher~ wood, ILokile Hicks, Shirley Hicks,
Henderson and Iva Coyle. The group of employed. girls meeting regularly on summer nights will visit tonight at the car barns of the Indianapolis Railways. They will be accompanied by their escorts. The host company has promised them a ring-side seat while employes ‘wash one of the buss_s or street cars. Tomorrow night will find the group visiting at the Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the Y. W. C. A. for an evening of fellowship. Following a tour of the building, Miss Irene Harris, director of the branch, will speak briefly to the young women. Programs of formal and informal dramatic sketches are planned for closing meetings of the various centers of the 1939 Y. W. stay-at-home canp through next week. The camp is scheduled 4 close Friday, July 28.
Missions Group Holds Assembly
‘A ‘reception, assembly and card party are scheduled for. today and tomorrow by church -groups.- * About ‘250 ‘churchwomen are: at: tending the assembly of the Dis-
"| ciples of Christ Woman's Christian ||
Missionary Society today at Bethany! Park. "Mrs. H. ‘A. Koss, Indian-| apolis, society president, was to preside at today’s sessfons. ‘The conference opened yesterday. Leaders of missionary societies, mission study ' elasses and schools of missions were to hear Mrs. J. R. Coar, Ft. Wayne, speak today on ‘“Ghrist and the World Community—At: Home and Abroad.” Miss. Edith Clare Walden was to speak on mis-
Association is to“meet“at the Park tomorrow and Friday.
reception in the fellowship room of the Riverside Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Reisen is the new pastor of the church. Mrs. Gladys Eckel heads the reception committee, x
ning lawn socials for tomorrow and Friday nights on the grounds. A card party will bel neld tomorrow afternoon in the
Y. W. C: A. from the heat and inactivity of a city summer. are under way for the final week, beginning Sunday, of the Y. W., gay
sionary- education for young peopie.} The Indiana Christian Ministerial |
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Reisen | will ‘be honor guests tonight at a}
‘St. Mary’s Social Club is. plan-|.
church |
Y. W. Camp Offers Week End Vacation to Employed, Girls; Helen Haggard Is in. Charge
at camp, or a full week of camp-
outings and several trips to places of interest in Indianapolis have been
local young business women of the Plans also
Patiiotic Group To Watch Drill By Ben Hur Unit
Entertainment by a drill team, a picnic and luncheon are planned for today and tomorrow by women’s
| groups affiliated with fraternial cr-
ganizations. |
The Sewin, Circle of the Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters will mees tomorrow noon at the home of Mrs. ..
Joyce Owens, Virginia Jones, Eileen Elizabeth Smith, 2718 E. New ¥ork
The Ben Hur Junior Drill Team will appear ' before the Federated Patriotic, Societies at a meeting tonight at Ft. Friendly. Participating will be [Deloris Danforth, : Phyllis Cook, Sylvia Jones, Helen Starnes, Marie Mills,’ Mary Kennedy, Betty Bowers, Senza Box, Betty McClain,/Myralyn McClain, Rosemary Crayton, Alice McClain, Betty Tharp, -Mary Norman and Mary Virginia Schultz. The Alvin P. Hovey Women’s Relief Corp 196 will be in charge.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold its annual picnic at 4 p. m. today at the Riverside Park Picnic Grounds.
Harold C. Megtew Astley, United Spanish-American War Veterans, will sponsor a card party at
| 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility Co. auditorium
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Burns- -West-Striebeck Post. 2999, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold ~ a public card party at 8 p.. m. Saturday in the hall, Denny and E, Washington Sts.
EVENTS
- SORORITIES
Beta Chapter. Phi "Delta Pi. 7:30 p.m. today. Miss Winifred Peters, 1131 W. 18th. St., hostess. - Called meeting.
Alpha Chapter, Beta Chi Beta. ‘8, p. m. today. , Miss Thelma Huber, 1217 Sterling, hostess. Mrs. Earl Hardy, assistant. ~iy
CLUBS Mothers’ Club, English ‘Avenue Boys. Tues. Garfield Park. Annual pics
nic and ‘business meeting. Mrs. Velma Henry, chairman. _ 5
Nature: Study .. Club: of : Indiana. Thurs. eve. Woollen’s - Gardens. . Astronomy meeting and. picnic supper. Paul Q. Richey to speak “on “Mars.” Miss Dorothy, White, chairman. ; - LODGES
‘Northwestern Camp, Royal Neighbors of America. 8 p. m. today. Hall, 28th and Rader. Entertain | Marion County Camp. 3 dies’ Auxiliary, Caledonian Club.
| Today. Mrs. George G. Paton, \ hostess. Mrs. Robert Bain, presid-
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‘school hall. - Mrs. Joseph Feltz is in charge of the card party.
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