Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1939 — Page 6
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SOCIETY—
Propylaeum Club to Launch Buffet Supper Series on Oct. 1.
First of the fall and winter buffet suppers for members of the Propylaeum Club will be held Sunday evening, Oct. 1, in the Propylaeum. Reservations will be
received tomorrow and up until the supper date.
The suppers, which have been held every Sunday night for about the last four years, usually draw a group of approximately 150 club members. Heretofore, entertainment has always followed the supper, but this year, several of the evenings will be purely social. The first supper will be followed by a social gathering of members and their guests.
Returning From Eastern Trip
Mrs. August C. Bohlen is expected home the middle of this week from an eastern trip. She and her son, Robert, left Indianapolis last Thursday for New York. Robert will enter Cornell University as a freshman this year. While in New York, Mrs. Bohlen was a guest at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Miss Betsy Home will leave tomorrow for Evanston, Ill, where she will be the guest of Miss Jane Dorset Lee. Miss ee and Miss Home's brother, George Everett Home Jr, will be married at noon Saturday at St. Marks Episcopal Church in Evanston. Nuss lies parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Lee, Evanston, and Mr. Home is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home. A breakfast at the Shawnee Country Club is to follow the ceremony. Robert M. Smith who will be best man at the ceremony will go with Miss Home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Home, Miss Marjorie Home. and the ushers, Jack Appel, Brron Holiett and Robert Elliott, will leave Friday for Evanston.
Take Daughter to College
Mr. and Mrs. George Hosmer left Saturday for the Past to take their daughter, Betty, to Cambridge, Mass, where she will enter Radcliffe College. They plan to attend the New York Fair, visit in Boston, Mass. and go on to Portland, Me. where they will spend some time with Mrs. Hosmer’s uncle, A. S. Hocker, and Mrs. Hocker. « « « Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hampton, San Francisco, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Morton, have left for Washington and will visit relatives in Virginia as well as Hampton Homestead, S. C.
Attend Michigan House Party
Mrs. William C. Bobbs, who has been in the George H. Denny cottage at Northport Point, Mich. for two weeks, is hostess this week at a house party. Guests who lett Saturday include Mr. and Mrs, George L. Denny, Herbert J. Reade and Mrs. Evelyn Pratt, Kalamazoo, Mich., who has been visiting Mrs. Bobbs. . . . Mr. and Mis. Albert Johnson have returned home after visits in Asheville N. C, and Nashville, Tenn.
Reserve Champions’ Day Boxes
Among box reservations for the Champions’ Day races this afternoon at the Indiana State Fair Grounds are those of Governor and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, Mayor Sullivan, Wallace O. Lee, Omar S. Hunt, John J. Lange, J. Russell Townsend Jr. and Doyle Zaring. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McIntire will attend in a box with their little daughter Mildred. In Mr. and Mrs. E. E McLaren's party will be Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Curle, Mrs, Charles M. Mallott and Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Smith. The Junior Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the event.
Junior League Opens Activities
The Indianapolis Junior League was to open its fall activities today at an all day meeting at the Woodstock Club. Luncheon and sports were included on the day's program. The training course for provisional members opened yesterday.
Mrs. J. Are Cameron (right) is in charge of the card party which Alpha Omicron Alpha is to hold this afternoon at Ayres’ auditorium.
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Conduct Alpha Omicron Alpha Benefit Card Party
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939
Advance Club to Present Gavel; Warrick Daughters Will Meet; “Venezuela’ Travel Talk Subject
Mrs. Ollie Amos to Entertain Am-Ma-Mo Group; Readers Club to Fete Old and New Presidents; Mothers Plan Tea.
Several luncheons, president's day meetings, mothers’ club meetings and lectures are included in meetings of Indianapolis women’s clubs this week. Members of the Women’s Advance Club will hold a President's Day
a | meeting tomorrow. Mrs. E. K. Zaring will have charge of the “Presenta-
© |gavel.
Times Photo.
Among her assistants are Mrs. John I Tyson (left) and Mrs. Russell N.,
Bleeke. Proceeds will go to the clu
b's philanthropic fund.
State Tri Chis Louise Fenner ai
A state convention this week-end.
one sorority’s opening meeting of °f_U , the season tonight are included in| Miss Ann Harder was hostess current Greek letter society activ.| last night at her home, 224 W. ities. One group has announced its|34th St. at a Kitchen shower honnew officers. joring Miss Louise Fenner, whose Alpha Chapter of Tri Chi Sorority Marriage to Roy B. Stebbing Jr, will be hostess this week-end to the Vill be Tuesday, Oct. 3. Miss Pengroup's first state convention. A Der is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. formal banquet and dance Saturday | Charies H. Fenner, night at Meridian Hills Country | Guests included Mrs. Club will open convention activities | mother of . Dick Robbins and his orchestra will Roy B. Stebbing, the bridegroomplay for dancing. to-be’s mother; Mrs. Robert Craig, Miss Shirley TenEyvck will preside sister of Miss Fenner; Mrs. Jean at a business session Sunday follow- Ferguson, the Misses Montrew ing a luncheon at the Hotel Lincoln. | Goetz, Ethel Bailey, Julianna Mec-
Fenner, | the bride-to-be; Mrs. !
1d Ruth Davis,
Friends of prospective brides of the city have arranged more showers a mothers’ club luncheon today and 2S Pre-nupitial dates continues to be set by local couples. Engagements , f two young women have been announced by their parents.
‘Br | {announced by her parents, Mr. and (Mrs. I. R. Ballantine, 2454 N. Ala‘bama St.
(Oct. 10,
Miss Zerelda Frick, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. Otto P. Frick, 3118 E.
Fall Creek Parkway, North Drive, has chosen Mrs. Max Fritz as ma{tron of honor for her marriage to R. F. Elliott Jr. of South Bend on
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Music F raternity
Will Meet Here | Brides-to-Be, Feted at Showers; | Meets Tonight Next Week-End| Two Betrothals Are Announced At Conservatory
A business session and musicale are planned for the opening meeting of the season this evening for
adley of Marshall, Ill, has been | members of Zeta Chapter of Sigma
| Alpha Iota,
national professional
[music fraternity of the Arthur Jor-
The wedding will b {dan Conservatory of Music. y y e
Mrs. Eugene Van Sickle will be hostess for the meeting at 6:30 p. m. Appearing on ranged by Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey are to be Miss Helen Fleig, harpist; Miss Louise Regina Argus, soprano soloist; Mrs. Harold W. Brady, pianist, and Miss Irma Mae Steele, violinist, accompanied by Mrs. T. M.
the program ar-|
|tion of the Gavel” ceremony. Mrs. Clarence M. Sones will receive the Roll call responses will be] vacation reminiscences. | |
‘Parents U rged
The Daughters of Warrick County |
meme or ite pon pon sopen| To Set Example By Safe Driving
ern Ave. Officers will be elected foliowing a business meeting. Mrs. Ella Jarrett and Mrs. Pace will have charge of the program.
Mrs. John Thornburg will talk on| A plea to parents not to “let “Venezuela” at the meeting tomor-| down” their safety-trained children row of the Panamanian Chapter, is to be expressed by Mrs. T. V. International Travel-Study Club, at | Moore, Miami, Fla,, safety chairman the home of Mrs. A. H. Barry, Of the General Federation of WomCountry Lane Road. A covered dish | en's Clubs. She speaks this after-
luncheon will be served. Mrs. T. A | hoon before the all-day Safety Green will be assistant hostess. | Forum sponsored by the Indiana Federation at the World War Me-
Mrs. Ollie Amos will entertain Morial. : ; members of the Am-Ma-Mo Club at| With the children organized in a 1 oclock luncheon tomorrow at Safety patrols in their schools, parher home. (ents now are on the spot, Mrs. Moore said after arriving here. InThe Indianapolis Readers Club | the safety patrol work, children are will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon |!dught that obedience means strict tomorrow in the Chinese Room of | oPedience, she declared, and par-
the Hote hi . ents in their own driving should obHotel Washington, in honor of erve all regulations to assist with
the out-going president, Mrs. Walter |S od , H. Reynolds, and the new president, the safety training work. Mrs. John DeWitte Hendricks. Members of the program committee include Mesdames George E. Max- | well, V. C. Wiley and William C.| Cartwright.
Mrs. Jaqua Speaks
The forum was opened this morning with Mrs. George R. Dillinger, French Lick, chairman of institutes land forums, presiding. She intro-
| duced Mrs, George W. Jaqua, Win-
Members of the Mothers’ Club of chester, president, who briefly outEON lenis Kindergarten Will ined the need for “safety meetings meet at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow at a ang individual enforcement of traftea for new members. |fic regulations to help bring about safe and orderly living.” Other morning speakers and their subjects included Donald F. Stiver,
A playlet, “The Spirit of the Ex- | pression Club,” will be presented at [Day luncheon of - the. Expression |CiIeCtor Of safety for Indiana, Club at 12:30 p. m. today at the Malo Problems in Enforcing Laws Colonial Tearoom | Mrs. Ww on Highwaye™ Ralph Watson, ase Holmes will be @ Rar of ho oh sistant state superintendent of in5 Wi AIRE Of ATTanBe- | tryetjon, “Teaching Safety in the ens for the playlet. Mrs. Floyd schools,” and Miss Julia Landers, nyder will sing. [co-ordinator of the State Accident Mrs, F. C. Lemley, incoming presi- Prevention Bureau, “Women's Ordent, will be welcomed by Mrs. R. ganizations and the State Safety | B. Barnes, retiring head. The year's Program.” {program will be built around the | Myers to Talk | theme, . “Moods in Music and | Hallie Myers, traffic director of Drama. [the Indiana State Highway ComOther officers are Mrs. C. E. Teet- | mission, will discuss “Highway
Rybolt and Mrs. J. Russell Paxton. ers, vice president; Mrs. S. Boyd Markings and Safety” during the Committee chairmen for the year Kellet, secretary; Mrs. John Mues-| afternoon. Others who will address | Will be named by Mrs. Dorothy M.|ing, treasurer; Mrs. Walter E. Jen-|the forum this afternoon are Mrs. Fowler, newly installed president. | ney, historian: Mrs. William Brow-|T. Eugene Bailey, chairman of Other officers are Miss Mary Esther | er Ward, Seventh District Federa-|roadside improvement, “Roadside Lawlor, vice president; Miss Julia tion delegate; Mrs. C. L. Withner, | Improvement,” and Miss May Hobbs, Guess, recording secretary, Mrs. | alternate; Mrs. Barnes, delegate, In-| chairman of home safety, “Home Robert Schultz, treasurer; Miss | djanapolis Council of Women; Mrs. | Safety.” Helen Starost, editor; Miss Mary 0. M. Richardson, alternate: Mrs.| Mrs. Beile Masterson, chaplain, and Mrs. | Floyd Snyder, delegate, Juvenile De-|safety chairman, was chairman of C. D. Corwin, sergeant-at-arms. | tention Home Auxiliary; Mrs. Mues- | arangements for the forum, assisted Heads of committees who Will be ing alternate; Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey, |by Mrs. Jaqua, Miss Hobbs and appointed include Mrs. Clare F. CoX, | program; Mrs. John Sink, social and | Mrs. Bailey. Hostesses for the alumnae advisor; Mrs. Van Sickle, Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman, tele- | meeting are Mesdames W. D. |active representative; Mrs. Schultz, phone. Keenan, J. W. Moore, T. A. Kim~ budget: Miss Emma Hill, bulletin; berlin Jr, Lawrence Orr and Mrs. Marian K. Thomas, cheer Sub- | Members of the Oheer Broadcast- | Charles H. Smith. scriptions; Mrs. Schultz, Miss ers Ine, will hold their President's | Gladys Alwes and Mrs. James H. Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday | Lowry, finance; Miss Lucille Stew-|at the Joslin Chicken Dinner Place, | art, historian; Miss Thelma Gran- pendleton Pike. Cards will be play|nis, Miss Fleig, Mrs. Howard Grif- ed in the afternoon, Mrs. Eva Flemfith and Mrs. Lenora Roberts, mem- ing is chairman, assisted by Mes-
Maurice B. Eppert, public
Plans for an annual rush tea will be made tonight at a meeting of
Linwood Church
Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers
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Weekly meetings are scheduled
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The | Club of Butler University will mee
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‘Buyi ' for H B uying School fi 0? ousewives, Tomorrow night, Miss TenEyck will | Intosh, Mary Fink, and Geraldine Oct. 14. W. J. Manby of South Bend ’ : ve Oe i dipiia Chapter at her Johnson, i #o# will be best man. home, pann Ave. Newly | Amon arties which hav Sponsored by Civic Groups, elected officers of the group are] Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Akin, 4616 planned in Miss Frick's hones hg . Miss Betty Jean Dahlstrom, presi- N. Pennsylvania St, have an-|.icellaneous shower tomorrow at Will Be Launched on Sept 28 dent; Miss Mary Prater, vice presi-|nounced the engagement of their {ye home of Mrs. Norman Wilson ’ dent; Miss Dorothy Brown, secre-|daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth, 10}, <cicted bv Mrs. Harry Spurgeon. ————————— tary; Miss Esther Cotton, treasurer; |Dr. Howard H. Marks of Hunting. [and a linen shower which will be t- - y \ ; . $ A short course in adult consumer education, titled “Consumer's el Huan pant at Me 3nd Sullivan or Se son of nL bY urs. Thoms Metsker, 2347 Institute,” will open Sept. 28 at Blocks auditorium. The Indianapolis pledge captain, and Miss Virginia | wedding will be in the late fall. : mr Better Business Bureau and other co-operating groups will sponsor the Hurtt, publicity director. Miss Akin was gradueted from : er 10-week course to give Indianapolis women an opportunity of hearing) Duke University and is a member | Wily Ruth Mable Repschiager, recognized authorities discuss buying for the household. of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Dr, | Jr Lc arvey B Rogers d Beta Chapter, Gamma Phi Al ha | Marks attended the University of JI. : S ay, S honorec Clothing to Be Discussed | Sorerit Py Phi Chicago and was graduated from recently at a crystal shower and wt Mie And distant! S; Ayres & Co, who_ will talk on Zoreri at the home of Mrs Done Indiana University School of bridge party at the home of Miss BE a A “Appropriateness in Wearing Ap-| Oo te, 124 S. 17th St, Beech ypejicine. He is a member of Phi! Frances Rita Noll, 4166 Ruckle St. professor, home economics depart- parel”; Mrs. Sylvia Shiras, director, |G 0'e: This 1 hy Sroup $ first pelta Theta Fraternity and Phi|The hostess was assisted by her] ment, Indiana University, will dis- Household Research Center, Mil. (T° cting of the fall and winter sea- peta Pi medical organization, | mother, Mrs. Alfred S. Noll. cuss “Facts the Housewife Should Nalkee, who will present buying|™ ; BE = Among guests were Mesdames Know About Buying Clothing” at acts on furniture. | Miss Ruth Davis, who will be Bert Davis, Walter Edwards, Rhoda the first meeting. With her on the program will be J. L. Mueller, mer-|; ; chandise manager, Real Silk Hosiery at. 3 ei places will Mills, who will discuss the buying be divided between Avres’ of hosiery. A movie, “Happily Ever Block's auditoriums 4 After,” prepared by the Household | : EC 4 ; Finance Corp. Chicago, is included Advance registration tickets for on the opening program (the course may be obtained from Other recognized authorities who Various committee members ot the will appear during the 10-week in.|CO-Operating womens groups, or stitute include Katherine Fisher, |from the Better Business Bureau, director, Good Housekeeping In-|in the Majestic Bldg. stitute, New York. She will discuss] Co-operating with the Bureau in “Facts the Housewife Should Know | sponsoring the Institute as a civic About Buying Appliances” during enterprise, are Butler University, one of the meetings in November. the Indianapolis Advertising Club, Other speakers will be Charles and the following women's organArnold, general director, Kroger izations: American Association of Food Foundation, Cincinnati, who | University Women, Federated will talk on the buying of canned |Church Women, Home Economics goods; George Gillespie, of the Kro-| Club, Indiana League of Women ger Foundation, who will give a Voters, Indianapolis Council of meat cutting demonstration; Miss Women, Indianapolis League of Laura E. Pratt, director, Textile, Women Voters, Parent-Teachers Research Division, of Technical; Association, Seventh District FedLaboratories, Sears, Roebuck & Co. |eration of Clubs, Indiana FederChicago. who will discuss textile ation of Women’s Clubs and buying; Miss Elizabeth Patrick, L.| Women's Department Club. JANE JORDAN— EAR JANE JORDAN-I read in The Times 2 letter signed “Sam” and believe me it sure was very disgusting. This married man is posing as single and trying to get rid of a sick wife! What is the matter with the law? I do not believe his wife is at fault about the fussing he complains of. It takes two to carry on a quarrel. He probably caused his wife to have poor health. As for divorce, I would say no, let him tough it out. The other woman should give him the cold shoulder for he does not know the meaning of love. If he cannot make a go of it with one woman he never will with another. He should be mace to support his wife and if he is too low to help her jail would be a good place for him. I had the same kind of a man. He posed as a single man and insisted on a divorce. I stood that for 12 years and then sued for divorce. He has to pay me a very small sum for support. I also am in ill health, a stranger in this city, and have no work. Isn't that a rotten deal for a man to hand his wife? Please tell me what is lower. I have met quite a few men at dances and their first cry is that they are so abused by their wives. I tell them plainly that I do not care for their company. A married man’s place is with his wife and no excuses. As an adviser I should think you would have ignored such a letter. My neighbors all agree with me, I hope Sam reads your answer. DISGUSTED NEIGHBORS. 5 5 & a 5 & Answer—Your letter assumes that all wives are right and all husbands are wrong. This, of course, is not true. Many woman have made their husbands completely wretched as well as the reverse. It does not take two to make a quarrel. It takes two to make peace. One unaided person, by his own disagreeable attitude toward others, can ruin the peace of those whose fate it is to live with him. You have had an unhappy experience for which you disclaim any responsibility. Did it take two to make a quarrel in your case? What you have done is to project your hostility toward your own husband to all married men. This is unfair and will cause you much unhappiness. I am afraid that you and your neighbors are more interested in the economic aspect of marriage than its emotional harmony. That is to say that meal tickets are more important than lovers. Granted that a married man is responsible for his wife's support, but he cannot be made to love her. No law lets him off from the financial angle of his contract, but what can it profit a woman to insist upon the sacrifice of the man’s whole life along with support? All she does is to dedicate herself to hate and shut out the possibility of new and happier adjustment for herself. I do not write in defense of Sam for I do not know him. Perhaps he made his wife sick. Perhaps her illness is a device to avoid the responsibility for herself. I do not know. I only know that it won't make the woman well to perpetuate a marriage with a man who doesn’t want her. There is no health in hate but sometimes love has curative qualities. Isn't it better for her to accept financial aid from an ex-husband until she finds someone else to love than to devote the rest of her life to getting even with him? JANE JORDAN. Pat s in & letter to Jane Jordi, who will answer your n voutjoroblem A Pei questions
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{for 10 a. m. each Thursday, start-|for luncheon today at the Butler Was ho " continuing | University Chapter House, 329 W.| SPread” and miscellaneous shower and Miss Betty Warren. Miss Rep-
| Hampton Drive. New members will |
and be honored. Mesdames Claude Lett, | Bichoff, 625 N. DeQuincy St.
Martin Luichinger, William Wil-| |liams and Mrs. C. G. Alfs, Zions-| ville, will be hostesses.
Officers of Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority, will be elected tonight. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Campbell, 926 N. Bradley Ave. |
Members of Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi SorSrity, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Antlers Ho-| tel.
The Butler University Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha entertained recently with an informal tea for Mrs. Daniel Robinson, wife of the Butler president, and Mrs. Virginia Brunson, dean of women. Guests were rep-| resentatives of the Butler faculty and organizations. Mrs. R. B. Morrison presided at the tea table.
New Officers Named By Shortridge O. F. F.
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honored last night at the home of Mrs. Harold J. Miss Josephine Beck and Miss Julia Benson arranged the party. Attending were Mesdames Rosemary Gladden, Irene Garrett, Margaret Husted, Helen Lukens, Mildred Munsch, Mary Nail, Helen Reed, Dorothy Pierce, Ruth Quebberman, Evelyn Sutton, Isabelle Stricker, Grace M. True, Mary Lewis; the Misses Mary Burkett, Edith Gingery, Blanche Hammill, Elizabeth McRae, Mary McRae, Ruth Merritt and Phyllis Valentine. Miss Davis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Davis, 375 Campbell Ave. 8 4 & Several parties will be held this week in honor of Miss Pauline Judd, and Mrs, Lewis Preston Judd, Cartersburg, whose marriage to William B. Harbison will be Sept. 25. Miss Jane Blake and Miss Betty Ann Bashore will be hostesses today at a miscellaneous shower at Miss Blake's home on Highland Drive. On Thursday Miss Betty Kalleen will entertain in Miss Judd's ‘honor
Miss Leslie Weaver will serve as With a kitchen shower and on Satpresident of the O. F. F. Club of |urday Miss Mary Freeman and Miss Shortridge High School following Ann Aufderheide will be hostesses her election at a recent meeting of (3 a luncheon and miscellaneous the group at the home of Miss Mary | Shower at the Indianapolis Athletic
Jean Thayer. Club. Other new officers are Miss| Mrs. William B. Ansted Jr, who Thayer, secretary; Miss Charlotte Will be matron of honor at the wedSwitzer, treasurer, and Miss Lu- ding, honored the bride-to-be, with cille Weaver, publicity chairman. |2 luncheon-bridge party and china
shower Saturday at the Propylaeum. Give Auditions Friday
A personal shower was held recently for Miss Judd at the home of The Edith Jane Fish Studios will| Mrs. Homer Moulton. Mrs. Maxine hold auditions from 7 to 9 p. m. Fri-| Hubbard was assistant hostess. day for a musical show which will go into production about Oct. 15.
2 ” ” The engagement of Miss Mary Trials are open to interested persons.
| Ellen Ballantine to Clyde E. Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Alice Elinor Rusie to Wed Oct. 26
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rusie announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Elinor, te Ralph John Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marsh. The wedding will be Oct. 26 at the Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church.
14 to Walter J, Barth, Wilson, Harvey E. Rogers, Louise!
Curtis Smith, Miss Dorthy Dunkle |schlager is the daughter of O. J. |Repschlager, 5411 N. Delaware St.
Personals
Miss Patricia Holmes Federmann, daughter of Mrs. Grace H. Federmann, has entered the Washington School for Secretaries in Washington. Miss Federmann is a graduate of Shortridge High School. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Armer returned home yesterday from a week-end in New York. Other week-end visitors in New York were Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Murphy and Miss Era Couts, who attended the Fair.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Theta Mu Rho. 8 p. m. Wed. Miss Harriett Bateman, 1208 N. Tacoma, hostess. Beta Iota Chapter, Tau Phi Lambda. 8 p. m. today. Miss Ruby Gene Beaver, 3138 Fall Creek Blvd, hostess. Called meeting Lambda Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Russell Bleeke, 817 E. 55th, hostess. Luncheon. Beta Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Don Poinsette, 124 S. 17th, Beech Grove, hostess. Plan for rush party. Beta Chapter, Rho Delta 7:30 p.m. today. Y. W. C. A. Business.
CLUBS
Olive Branch Girls. 8 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Edith Griffith, 3542 Salem, hostess. Mrs. Dorothy Berger, assistant. Emera. 8 p. m. Fri. Allen, 1302 N. LaSalle, hostess. Y. AM 7 pp m today. Miss Eveleen Ross, 30th and Meridian, hostess. Ta-Wa-Sa. 7 p. m. Wed. Catherine’s, 1435 N. Meridian. Supperbridge.
LODGES
Naomi Auxiliary, O. E. S. 2:30 p.m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois. Mrs. Elizabeth Wigal, hostess. Mrs. Ella Dain, president. Golden Rule Chapter 413, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois. Meeting scheduled for Sept. 20 has been postponed. Mrs. Helen Ruskaupt and George Everett, worthy matron and patron, Lawrence Chapter, O. BE. S. 7:30 p. m. Thurs. Masonic Temple, Lawrence. Friends’ Night and initiation by guest officers. Mrs. Henrietta Cobb and Martin L. MeDaniel, worthy matron and pa-! tron. CARD PARTIES
Winema Council 88, Degree of Pocae hontas. 6 p. m. today. 17th and Roosevelt. Card party and penny supper, Officers of Naomi Chapter 131, O. E. S. 2 p. m. Thurs. Block's
bership. | Miss Lawlor, pledge leader: Mrs. Dorsey, program; Mrs. Philip A. | Kappes, social, reservations and supper; Miss Mae Henn Lane, schol- | arship, student aid and school promotion; Miss Starost, scrapbook: Miss Rosalie Spong, standing rules: | Mrs. Harold F. Sweeney, telephone; | Mrs. Brady, year book, and Mrs. | Carl H. Irrgang, publicity.
‘Tea Will Honor Butler Faculty
Butler University faculty members, their wives and all freshmen students will be guests tomorrow from 4 to 6 p. m. at a tea the Butler University Women’s Faculty Club will give in the formal gardens on the Fairview campus.
Miss Florence I. Morrison is general chairman. Club members who will assist Miss Morrison include Mesdames Peyton Canary, Sidney R. Esten, Bassford Getchell, Arthur Holmes, George Leonard, John S. Lloyd, Glenn R. Maynard, Charles Stevens and the Misses Kathryn J. Journey, Sarah T. Sisson and Corrine Welling. Past presidents who will preside at the tea tables include Mesdames Albert Mock, Nathan E. Pearson, Gino A. Ratti, Leland R. Smith, Stevens, Alice B. Wesenberg, Miss Sisson and Miss Ida B. Wilhite.
Emily Milhous Weds
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milhous, Bridgeport, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Emily Dhina, to Blaine Westlake, son of
Miss Dorothy |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westlake, Indianapolis. The wedding was held in the Friends Church in Plainfield. The Rev. Norval Webb officiated at the ceremony. The couple will live in Indianapolis.
Sorority Head
Miss Thelma Miller (above) is the new president of Beta Chapter, Beta Chi Theta. Miss Sally
auditorium. Mrs. Ida Wilson and William Hartman, worthy matron and patron.
Cox, secretary, and Miss Martha
M. Vaughn, treasurer, will assist Miss in the ensuing year.
Mrs. Elbert Moore will
dames J. H. Prochaska, C. F. Dillenbeck and W. F. Holmes.
Mrs. A. E. Adair will speak on “Martha Washington” before members of the Wy-Mo-Dau Club following their President's Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. today at the Marott Hotel. A chronological outline of the First Ladies of the na-| tion will be presented by Mrs. B. B.| McDonald. Mrs. Harry Burkart, new president, will extend greetings.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. M. W. Lyons will address members of the Irvington Catholic Women's Study Club following their President's Day luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Hollyhock Hill. Mrs. G. W. Faulstich is the new president and Mrs. H. A. Burkart is retiring head.
The Ladies’ Avxiliary to the Indianapolis Police Department will sponsor a card party as their first event of the fall season at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, Sept. 25, in| Block's auditorium. Another party | will be held at 8 p. m. that day in| the 40 and 8 Hall at 119 E. Ohio St. | Mrs. Pinkney C. Davis is president. Committee members include Mesdames Martin Fahey, Robert E. Kelly, Julius Reinking, Sadie Beeler Quack, Dan Smith, Emmett B. Stages, John W. Mullin, Tim Shanahan, Dan Foley, J. L. Ferguson, Harold Goodman, Richard Etter, Philip Early, Michael Cavanaugh, Earl C. Boothe, Roy A. Pope Sr, Roy A. Pope Jr. Francis Beimer, W. C. Herkless, Dean Swartz, John P. Kestler, Charles H. O'Donnell, Michael McAllen and Martin Shea.
New members of the Riverside Kindergarten Mothers’ Club will be honored at an open house and tea at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the kindergarten. Mrs. Glen Chaille will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Arthur Middleton, Edward Brown, John Sheets and Ralph Gardner.
The Mothers’ Club of Brookside Kindergarten will hold its first meeting with a tea and open house in honor of new members at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the kindergarten. Hostesses will include Mesdames C. Ferguson, M. J. Burford, I. W. Bosworth, N. E. Ramsdell and R. Supp.
Officers elected recently by the High Steppers Chapter of the SubDeb Federation include Miss Virginia Rigsby, president; Miss Phyllis Dukes, vice president; Miss Mary Ellen Magnuson, secretary-treas-urer, and Miss Clarice Mauck, advertising manager.
President of County W. C. T. U. Will Speak
Mrs. C. W. Ackman, county president of the W. C. T. U,, will speak on “Temperance” at an all day meeting on Friday of the Mary E. Balch W. C. T. U. Mrs. Enos Snyder, 4136 Madison Ave, will be hostess. Mrs. Carrie Petranoff will discuss missions and the devotional leaders will be Mrs. Robert McKay and Mrs. Martha Arnold. Mrs. Mary Hensley will install officers and preside,
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Group to Have Antique Display
Included among activities of the week for organizations affiliated with Indianapolis churches will be an antique display, a monthly business meeting and an anniversary celebration,
Members of the Calendar Club of Linwood Christian Church will sponsor an antique display from 7 until 10 o'clock this evening at the church. Mrs. Mac Wilson is general chairman. Among articles on display will be early 19th Century dresses which will be modeled, dolls of the Civil War era and antique jewelry. Assisting committee chairmen are Mrs. O. J. Allen, style show; Mrs. B, H. Keller, pictures and books; Mrs. E. C. McMullen, quilts and fancywork; Mrs. O. C. Young, jewelry; Mrs. Noble Reed, hobbies; Mrs. Harvey Peir, knitted and crochet work; Mrs. William Fisher, dolls; Mrs, O. O. Hanna, china and glassware; Mrs. Geneva Wills, miscellaneous; Mrs. Ralph Dyar, candy, and Mrs. Claude Lett, publicity.
Members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Blaine Avenue Methodist Church will celebrate their 34th anniversary and homecoming for former members on tomorrow. A covered dish luncheon will be served in the church dining room. Mrs. E. N. Stokes is president.
Members of the Mother Theodore Circle of the Daughters of Isabella will hold their monthly social meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the Catholic Community Center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania St. Miss Laura Fuss is in charge of the musical program.
Multum-in-Parvos
Discuss Constitution
“The Growth of the United States and Her Possessions” will be studied by members of the Multum-in-Parvo Literary Club this year. Mrs. Ernest W. Fullenwider will ane nounce the study and present Mrs. Hugh D. Merrifield, speaker, at the President's Day meeting today at the Canary Cottage. Mrs. Merrifield will talk on “Constitution Day” and lead a discussion on the Constitution. Mrs. Paul W. Oren and Mrs. Elwood C. Rogers will be hostesses. Mrs. Orval E. Stone, who is en=tering her second year as president, will be honor guest. Other officers for the new year are Mrs. Mayme Jacobs, vice president; Mrs. Her= bert S. Lewis, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Herbert T, Grouns, dele=gate to the Indiana Federation of Clubs; Mrs. Lewis, Seventh District Federation of Clubs delegate; Mrs. Merrifield, delegate to the Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. Colin L. Lett, chairman of cooperation for the blind, and Mrs. Carl Foltz, magazine. Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot will give the invocation.
P.-T. A. to Hold Exhibit The P.-T. A. Club of School 72 will hold its annual garden exhibit tomorrow afternoon and evening in the school auditorium. Boys of the school’s garden club will receive awards in a ceremony at 8 p. a