Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1939 — Page 4

a

LAGAN SSRI Re PHAR

RE

ACE . JUNIOR LEAGUE OPENS SEASON .

The Indianapolis Junior League held its first gencral meeting of the season vesterday at the Woodstock Club. Mrs. John Mason Moore (left) and Mrs. Benjamin R. Turner played tennis after luncheon,

du ) w

.' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES "eu LLOWING BUSINESS

GE TABLE FO

Following a business meeting this quartet settled down to a bridge game. Mrs. Shattuck is a transfer from the league at Reading, Pa, and Mrs. Rand formerly was affili-

Rand, Robert Sweeney and Blaine Miller Jr.

MEETING . «+.

a

Left to right are Mesdames Marshall Shattuck, Vandervoort

ated with the Buffalo group. The next league meeting will be Oct. 3 when members make a field trip to the Indiana School for the Blind,

Ld Las

OTHERS CH

Sie

"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1989 ' QOSE THE LINKS . + «+ + +»

he i

Times Photos,

Mrs, Carl Mote (left) and Mrs. Erwin Stout considered yesterday

“just right” for a golf game.

Here they are on the Woodstock course

after the leagae luncheon in the clubhouse,

SOCIETY—

Civie Theater Launches Drive Tonight for Season Members

The Civic Theater will initiate its annual membership drive for the theater's 25th season tonight with a workers’ meeting at the theater. After tonight an “army” of workers will contact prospective subscribers until the drive closes on Oct. 3. The theater has set a goal of 2000 members.

A business session will be followed by a listening-in party on the broadcast of the Louis-Pastor fight. Frank Hoke, theater board president, will introduce, J. Perry Meek and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, drive co-chairmen, who will preside at the business meeting.

1000 Children Subscribers Sought

The workers will conduct a drive for 1000 Children's Theater memberships along with the regular campaign. Commanders and their team captains who will confer tonight include Miss Sara Lauter and her team captains, including Miss | Eldena Lauter, Mesdames John Rav Newcomb, Thomas Scanlon, C. D. Vawter and Harold R. Victor. Mrs. William Macgregor Morris’ { aids are to be Miss Helen Coffey and the Mesdames A. K. Scheidenhelm, Garth Marine, E. P. Dean and Wayne Ritter. Dr. Oliver W. Greer is commander of a division whose captains are Miss Betty Tharp, the Mesdames ¥. C. Albershardt, Richard Efrovmson, Russell McDermott and Messrs. Norman Green and Eli Messenger Working with C. Hollis Hull will be Mrs. Farless Hewlett, Harlan Livengood, Wallace Daggy, Victor Seiter, Edward McLaren and Robert Smock.

Tudor Hall Plans Party

Plans for an all-school party on Sept. 30 will be discussed by members of the Tudor Hall Student Government Council today at the school. Miss Mildred Milliken, president, will preside at the session to follow the close of school at noon today. Tudor opened for its first classes this morning. Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal, spoke at a general assembly period. Classes will be held tomorrow and Friday mornings and on Monday the school will begin its regular meeting schedule.

Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton Entertains

Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton entertained retiring members of the Sunnyside Guild board yesterday at luncheon at her home on the Davis Road. Guests included the Mesdames Wallace O. Lee. Gleen J. Bookwalter, William H. Hanning, Theodore Root, Wayne O Stone, Leroy Martin, Oliver Fauchier, G. G. Schmidt, Robert Sturm and Floyd J. Mattice,

Three to Organize Needlework Guild

Three members of the Needlework Guild of America will go to Lafayette Friday to organize a branch in that citv. Mrs. Edward C. Elliott, wife of the Purdue University president, will be hoste ess for the organization meeting Indianapolis women who will organize the branch are Mrs. Oscar L. Pond, state chairman of the guild; Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, president of the Indianapolis branch, and Mrs, Ray T. Fatout, member of the branch's execu= tive committee,

Entertain for Virginia Fosler

Several prenuptial events have been announced for Miss Virginia Fosler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David W. Fosler, 5713 N, Delaware St, whose marriage to Robert DD. Gruen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gruen, Cincinnati, will be Oct. 14. On Oct. 1, Miss Fosler and her parents, Mr. Gruen, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Vonnegut, the bride-to-be’s grandparents, will motor to Lisbon to the home of Mrs. Oliver H, Bogue, the bride-to-be’s aunt, who will entertain them at a dinner party. The next day, Mrs. Vonnegut, Mrs. Fosler and Virginia will motor to Dayton for a luncheon that Mesdames Horace, Irvine and Charles Bieser will give for the bride-to-be and Miss Margaret Gruen, Cincinnati, a cousin of the bridegroom-to-be, who wili be married Oct, 21. On Oct. 7, Mrs. Olen J. Seaman Jr, who will be matron of honor at the wedding, will give a tea for Miss Fosler at her home at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Harry Harlan and Mrs. George Biegler entertained last week-end with a dinner party at Mrs. Harlan's home, 6202 Broadway. Their guests included the engaged couple, their husbands, Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Gulling, E. C. Badger Jr, Harold Cumberworth, Thomas Blackwell, James Tyler, John Modrall, Dr. and Mrs, Frederick Nicolai and Dr. and Mrs. John W. Little Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jones are among recent arrivals at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Mrs. A. F. Krieg returned last week-end from a week's stav in New York and a week's trip up the Saguenay River in Canada. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Lucille Salb of Jasper

Pythian Sisters Plan Lunch; Job’s Daughters Set Dinner

Card parties, a progressive dinner and a luncheon are to be held this week by women's lodge groups The SEWING CIRCLE OF MYRTLE TEMPLE PYTHIAN SISTERS | will meet for luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Carl Day, 433 N.! Bosart Ave.

| | Chapter will be guests. Miss Adah BETHEL 16, ORDER OF JOB'S gunter ana M. W. Hockett are

DAUGHTERS, will hold its semi-an- | oop matron and patron of the nual progressive dinner at 6 p. m.| |

(chapter. Thursday at th: home of Miss Bar- | bara Bell. The INDIANAPOLIS SAENGER- | | BUND LADIES SOCIETY is plan-| PROGRESS REBEKAH LODGE ning a card party for 2:30 p. m. will sponsor a fish fry next week, tomorrow in Saengerbund Hall, 491; | Monday through Saturday, in con-|S. Delaware St. nection with the West Michigan | | Street Business Men's Fall Festival PROSPECT CHAPTER 452, O. E. fn Coleman Park. Mrs. Kate Brown S. Will celebrate its 19th anniversary is chairman of the lodge participa- | at a party tomorrow evening at 6 tion. [P. m. Past matrons and patrons of |

| the chapt:r will be honor guests. Mrs. Katherine Richardson is ar- | Mrs. Mary Mayo and Edward L. ranging & card party which the Bennett, present worthy matron and PILGRIM SHRINE 12, WHITE patron, are in charge. Dinner at SHRINE OF JERUSALEM, will hold | 6 p. m. will "e followed by a special | at 8 p. m, tomorrow night at Castle meeting. Hall. | Ww : MILLERSVILLE CHAPTER 300. JV ¢bb Reunion Sunday ©. E. 8. will follow the stated meet-| The Webb family will hold its an- | ing this evening with an obligation nual reunion Sunday at the home| ceremony. Members of Westfield of Sam Webb, R. R. 2, Morgantown.

¢

a fais

YO i bs io

[H. Ridge, R. O. McAlexander and

John president of the Seventh District,

Queen Esther Auxiliary, O.E.S. 2:30 Sh, biology and anthropolgy, and

T. W. Bennett Circle, Ladies of the,

Seventh District Federation To Open Party Season Today At Tea in Governor's Mansion

A tea this afternoon at the Governor's Mansion will inaugurate a series of birthday parties and teas to be held by clubs and clubwomen affiliated with the Seventh District Federation of Clubs this season. More than 250 club presidents and district chairmen will attend this first party in observance of the 50th anniversary of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, which is being celebrated throughout the nation this vear by federated clubwomen. | The district federation is spon- ~ . soring today’s tea with Mus, v. 4000 Employ ed Clifford Townsend as De a . Mrs. J. W. Moore, district president, | : ¥ in as her assistant. Girls Are Gn cn | Receiving Line Listed » y District officers and members of Y . W . Prog rams the golden jubilee committee from | < | this district will receive with Ye hostesses. District officers are Mes- | New Y. W. C. A. activities prodames Frank A. Symmes, R. F.| : . Grosskopf, J. W. Thornbuxgh, Paul 8rams had been distributed today to WwW. Oren, Horace C. Casady, Clayton more than 4000 employed girls and (women in Indianapolis in preparaW. D. Keenan. tion for the fall and winter season. Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, national zfiss Beaulah Branson is publicity chairman of birthday parties, and chairman for the program departMrs. Edwin I. Poston, Indiana di- ment and Miss Lucy Schulte, Mrs rector of the G. F. W. C, will speak. | Annella Gore and Miss Nan Clark Mrs. L. H. Milliken and Mrs. George were jn charge of program distribuW. Walker are chairmen of the dis- jon. trict's participation in the party The distribution committee was series. | . _ |assisted by 50 girls active in Y.| Mrs. Bdward Franklin White, w ©. A. clubs. The Health Eduhonorary vice president of the G. F. cation Department offers a coed | W. C, and Mrs, Felix T. McWhirter, |yecreation program or “Play Night" | honorary president of the I. F. C. at 7:30 p. m. each Tuesday. Includ- | and past trustee of the G. F. W. C., aq in activities are badminton. | will preside at the tea table. Mrs. ping pong and shuffleboard. Classes | Downing Johnson, honorary | jp dancing—ballroom, modern, rec- | |reational and rhythmics—with spe- | ‘cial classes for juniors on Satur- | day, are part of the recreational schedule. | The Employed Girls Department |

and Mrs. W. D. Keenan, second vice president of the I. F. C., will assist. Mrs. T. V. Moore, Miami, Fla. national safety chairman, and Mrs. |

George W. Jacqua, Winchester, I.| meets in two clubs, the Home FelF. C. president, w

ill be among the owship group for household work- |

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi. night. Food Craft Shop. Dinner | Ry AR Chi. Tonight lat 5:15 p. m. each Wednesday. The

: tn. ory ; Quest Club's program Miss Shirley Ten Eyck, 1539 movies, book reviews, budget discusSpann Ave. hostess,

sions, plunges and a reading circle. CLUBS

The Monday Nighters, a club Inter Libros. 8 p. m. Fri. Mrs

{for young business women, meets (each Monday evening at HawClara Van Meter, 3358 Central thorne Community. The Adult Ave, hostess. Program, “Lin-|pqucation program will offer new | coln’s Life in Indiana.” Mrs. Eila | classes in Everyday Religion, taught | Neligh and Mrs. Genevieve Brown, |by Miss Essie I. Maguire: Music leaders. | Appreciation, led by Mrs. H. K New Augusta Auxiliary, O. E. 8. Dalzell; book reviews by Mrs. John Thurs. noon. Mrs, Gertrude Bret-| Paul Lahr; Parliamentary Law, ney, 61st and Colonial Ave. host- taught by Mrs. John Downing | ess. Covered dish luncheon. Mrs, | Johnson; Art of Conversation, ofMarie Leonard, president. | fered by Mrs. Glen Diddell; Span-

guests. fourth Tuesdays from 3-5 p. m,

open to any club member emploved in store, restaurant, factory or office. Miss Schulte has charge of

Quest Club, a group for business

North | creative writing. Mrs. Katherine ‘ ‘Pierce will offer classes in interior | decorating, period furniture, art appreciation and others, An open house Thursday, Sept. 28, | the Y. W, C. A, will launch the | Girl Reserve Department activities. High school members will meet Friday, Sept. 29, and the Juniors will have a meeting Saturday morning, Sept. 30, sponsored by | (the Health Education Department. | |

p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, and Illinois. Mrs, Lilliin Anderson, hostess, Mrs. Jessie Durham, president.

Ft Mrs.

G. A. R. 2p. m. Thurs. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois. Mary Alice Short, president.

CARD PARTY

Officers, Naomi Chapter 131, O.E. S. 2 p.m. Thurs. Block's auditorium Mrs. Ida Wilson, worthy matron, general chairman.

LODGES

Octoettes Chapter, Sub-Deb Federation. Tonight. Miss Martha Kirkoff, hostess.

Weds Oct. 3

Latreiran Group Aids Are Named

The Alpha Kappa Latreian Club will open its fall activties with an Organization Day Luncheon Tues-| day. Mrs. Robert Zaiser will be hostess at her summer cottage on, Indian Lake and a box lunch will| be served at noon. The social committee will be in | charge, Members include Mrs. {Lester Theobald, chairman; Mes-, dames Frank Miller, J. A. Thomson |and Burford Cadle. Committee appointments for the new year include: Program, Mrs. | | Zaiser, chairman, Mesdames Robert | Benner, Charles Fisher and Gilbert Small; ways and means, Mrs. T. A. Kimberlin, chairman, Mesdames, | Theobald, Charles Wilcox, Richard Hill and Canning Childs; telephone, Mrs, Fisher, chairman, Mesdames William Brandt, Donald Howell, Duncan McDougald and Paul Suits. | Others are: Social, Mrs. Theobald, | chairman, Mesdames Frank Miller, J. A. Thompson and Cadle; mem- | | bership, Mrs, Childs, chairman, Mrs. | [John Dalton and Mrs. Scott Waldon; welfare, Mesdames Lee Fox, Karl Hardey, Walton Wheeler and Miss Alice Baker; finarice, Mes- | dames Richard Hill, Alvin Johnson, T. A. Kimberlin and Royer Brown, | sunshine committee, Mrs. Adrian Nail, chairman, Mesdames Earl Grimsley, David Young and Newell | Munson,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer announce the approaching marriage of their daghter, Gertrude, to Robert L. Carrico, son of Mrs. Anna Carrico. The ceremony will be read Oct. 3 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Travel-Study + Talk Scheduled On Venezuela

Epsilon Pi Deltas to Meet For Dessert Bridge Today; Beta Tau Sigmas Dine Tonight

'President’s Day Meetings

Business meetings are occupying the attention of sorority members this week, A dessert bridge today and dinner tonight are among the few

(tary; Mrs. Thornburgh, correspond-

ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI TAU will hold its business meeting at §:30 p. m, tonight at the Spink Arms Hotel,

ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA KAPPA will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, Gare

And Luncheons Listed By Other Clubs.

Several president's day meetings, luncheons, a display of club work | and a talk on “Venezuela” will be|land Miller will be hostess, included on programs of women's organizations tomorrow, One club] ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI GAMMA

has elected officers for the coming | TAU, will plan for its annual inPy Se. ° X : [stallation of officers at 8 OR pica y , wh h g Ath iss Members of the VENETIAN night when it meets Ww COUNCIL OF PAST PRESIDENTS | Phoebe Comer, 1033 N. Grant St. OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAV - EL-STUDY CLUB will be guests of | Mrs. John W, Thornburgh, Guilford Ave. at a 12:30 p. m. tomorrow,

S167 member$ of EPSILON PI DELTA luncheon at| SORORITY.

Officers of the council are Mrs. Frank Me | Mrs, William Butler, 922 N, BanCracken, president; Mrs. Verlin croft St, will entertain RHO Croursore, first vice president; Mrs. |CHAPTER OF SIGMA BETA toLouis Trager, second vice president. | hight,

Mrs. Merle Dunn, recording seecre-

ing secretary; Mrs. Harry Hall, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Andrew Underwood, program chairman.

(room. Mrs. Mae Metcalf will be

hostess,

social meetings scheduled. Woman’s Club To Hear Safety Talk by Stiver

Donald Stiver, Director of Safety for Indiana, will address members of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club following their President's Day luncheon at noon

[day's program. Mrs, Ernest Millholland, president will speak to the group before the safety address by Mr. Stiver., Mrs William R. Kester, program chairman, will introduce the speakers Mrs, Colin Lett will read a his

gram. Guests will include Mrs, J. WwW

| Moore, president of the Seventh

Silver Jubilee Feteof B. P. W, Club Is Sept. 28

Business Women’s Week Will Be Celebrated in October.

A Silver Jubilee celebration, obs [servance of Business Women's Week and a winter's program of guest speakers had been announced today for the 1939-40 season of the Ine dianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club, The jubilee celebration will be | Thursday, Sept. 28, under direction

Miss Clara Munch will entertain Monday at the clubhouse. A flower of Miss Ruth Hoover, club president, [with a dessert bridge today for show also will be included on the The theme of the meeting will be

“25 Years of Indianapolis B. P. W. Progress.” A forum hour will be jeonducted on “National Convention | Highlights.” | In observation of Business Wome en's Week beginning Sunday, Oct. 8, | the group will attend the Tabernacle

|

| : ¥ - ". y : will meet for torical sketch and Miss Helen Lu | Presbyterian Church. A Civic Bane dior TOMER 60 the oloniat Tea- | RORErs, harpist, will present a pro- | quet will be held Thursday, Oct. 12,

[at the Severin Hotel, Mrs. Bonnie (K. Robertson, past state president {and national second vice president,

BETA CHAPTER, ALPHA BETA District Federation of Clubs; Mrs. | Will review "100 Years of Women's

Mrs. Harry Wilson will talk On| GAMMA, will hold ante Sued the ASDA | meeting tonight at 8 o'clock with » THURS | Miss hy : entens LYCEUM CLUB tomorrow at the | Miss oy Eagle, 19% oe home of Mrs. H. T. Brown at Kool | : Kenny Towers in Carmel. Mrs. Wilson, president, will be honored | at the meeting. |CRON CHAPTER, CHI SIGMA, at | Swift's Chicken. Dinner Place. The Plans for a wiener roast will be| dinner honored the retiring officers. discussed by members of the TRI!New officers are Miss Mae Weleh, LAMBETH CHAPTER OF THE president: Miss

New officers were installed last night at a dinner meeting of OMI-

ers which meets the second and SUB DEB FEDERATION at their vice president;

meeting next Thursday, Sept. 28

and the Thursday Club, which is|at the home of Miss Pauline Cox, |

[1031 N. Tacoma Ave, | Officers elected at a meeting at the home of Miss Rosemary Corri-

To- | these two groups as well as the 8an, 408 N. Tacoma Ave. include!

Miss Mary Scheidegger, president:

(dent; Mrs. Mary Kathryn Grothaus.

includes | corresponding secretary; Miss Ruth |

{Tttenbach, recording secretary, and

Miss Gladys Sullivan, recording secretary; Miss Georgia Conley, corresponding sec- | retary, Miss Jane Brishy, treasurer; Miss Mary Dietz, sergeant at arms and social editor; Miss Harriet Brooks, historian, and Miss Kathryn Mulrey, Chi Scribbler editor,

Mrs. McWhirter

and professional girls which meets | Miss Kathleen Cleary, vice presi-|

Miss Cox, treasurer.

- - Mrs. Oscar Young will he hostess 1 alks 1 OoMmorrow to members of the LA-VEL-WOOD HOMEMAKERS’ CLUB at 1 o'clock

tomorrow afternoon at her home. A penny supper, a discussion of

a study course and a business meetMembers of the WELFARE CLUB ing are planned by members of will observe their President's Day|church organizations and temperluncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow |ance unions for this evening, tomorat the country home of Mrs. Major row and next week. Poole, Mrs. Felix McWhirter wili address Dine ! {members of the ELIZABETH STANAn exhibit of the club's work will [gy WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEM-

be on display at the meeting and | PERANCE UNION tomorrow eve. open house of the LIBERTY GAR-|p.inc at the home of Mrs. C. E, Voll.

DEN HOMEMAKERS CLUB to-| mnr morrow afternoon from 1 to 4 mar 946 N. aay St o'clock at the clubhouse on the In-

Mrs, Mildred Sullivan wili speak dependence Road,

on the study course for the following | year's ‘ogra { the - Mrs. John Carter, 101 Elder Ave. | SADE PS EN nO.

will entertain members of the FLSA COUNCIL at a meeting of the coun-

HUEBNER OLSEN CLUB with a|.) Monday evening at the home of

luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. ; : : Paice : the Misses Thelma and Mary Ellen before a business meeting. Buhmiller, 1056 Castle Ave. Mrs. William Scholl will discuss! Miss Catherine Boothe, president, “Venezuela” before members of the | Will conduct devotions. Miss Lois VALENCIAN CHAPTER OF THE Bishop will be in charge of music, RN ETON AL eA VEL:| yopners of the FORWARD

STUDY CLUB at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. | CLASS AR a CHRIS. Emest Fullenwider, 2718 N. Gale| 1A a serve a Fenny St. supper from 5:15 p. m. until 7:30 p. m. today in the church basement, Udell and Annette Sts. The public is invited.

Engaged ; Kappas Plan Supper The Delta Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority will hold its monthly supper meeting at 6 p. m, Monday at the home of Mrs. Robert (M. Kraft, 122 E. 48th 8t. Mrs. James Blacklidge and Miss Peggy Burrell will assist the hostess.

anapolis Council of Women: Mrs John Benson; Mrs. Louis Markun of the Indianapolis Park Board, and Mrs. Walter Geisel, president of the Indianapolis Juvenile Detention | Home, | In the receiving line will be Mrs | Millholland, Mrs. Paul W. Oren, re[tiring president; Mesdames H. P.

Mildred Greene | Willwerth, W, H. Hodgson, Robert

| Shank and Emil Soufflot, past pres- | idents; Mrs. Kester, first vice presi- | dent; Mrs. William Shott, second {Vice president; Mrs, O. 8. Srader, | Secretary; Mrs. Robert Clegg, treasjurer; Mrs. Roger Lawton, corre[sponding secretary; Mrs. Josep! | Walpole, garden chairman:

Burton Knight, social service chair

man, and Mrs. Lett, fine arts chair- |

man, Mrs, Shank will give the in- | vocation, | Mrs. Walpole will in charge of the flower show, assisted by Mrs. [Clifford Horney, Miss Mary Jane Badger will play luncheon music. Hostesses in the dining room will | include Mrs. Paul W. Oren, chair- | man; Mrs, William A. Oren, vice chairman; Mesdames William R. Burcham, W. J. Duncan, Robert Shepard, John Morrison, Frank McCracken, P. J. Wiltz, Fred Chastain, | William Emrich, Earl Coapstick and Anna Core,

Personals

Miss Miriam Pottenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. tenger, 34th St. and Lafayette Road, has been pledged to Phi Omega, local sorority on the campus of Eureka College, Eureka, Ill. She is a sophomore.

Antoinette Geiger To Be Honor Guest

Miss Antoinette Geiger, daughter of Mrs. Anton Geiger, will be honor guest this evening at a crystal shower at the home of Mrs. Julius Caesar, 3927 Park Ave. Miss Geiger will be wed to Paul 8. Mathews Sept. 30. Guests this evening will include Mesdames Geiger, Louise Mathews, Ralph A. Schneider, C. 8. Krieg, Edwin Wuensch, Joseph Glatt, Josephine Levie, Jack Devine, Helen Geiger; the Misses Mary Slupesky, Jane Briggs and Mary Isobel Schneider, Mrs. Caesar will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles Knox.

Broadcast Is Feature of First Cooking School Session

Mrs, |

&

Plovman-Platt Photo. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Scherer announce the engagement of their daughter, Bernadine, to Clarence M. Mitchell of Gary. The wedding will be Nov, 5 in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,

L.

The Indianapolis Times will open its annual three-day cooking school at English's Theater next Tuesday with a recipe resulting in a real Hollywood flavor. The entire cast of the Hormel radio show, “It Happened in Hollywood,” will broadcast the program in person from the Cooking School stage over WFBM and the Columbia network at 11:30 a. m. On a personal appearance tour, the radio cast comes directly from

| Wednesday and Thursday there will Hollywood and includes Martha pe morning sessions starting at 9:30 Mears and John Conte, SINGING a yn, The doors of English’s will stars, actor-announcer Bud Hei- gnen at 9 a. m. The fourth and final stand, character actress Helen Troy | session will be held Thursday night, and Eddie Dunstedter, famous or-|gstarting at 7:30.

ganist. who brings his entire or-| The course will ba conducted by

by the George A, Hormel & C0. [cian and member of the National There will be four sessions in Livestock and Meat Board. Admisthe Cooking School, On Tuesday, sion is free,

\

=

chestra. The program is sponsored miss Ruth Chambers, famed dieti-|'

its business | Lowell Fisher, president of the Indi. | Progress in the U, 8.”

Open House to Be Held

An open house on Sunday, Oct. 18 will be the closing feature, Tea will be served at the B. P. W. clubhouse [and guests and members will be ree | ceived by the board. Mrs. Kurt F, Pantzer will be guest [ speaker at a meeting Oct, 26. She will talk on “The Theater in Daily | Life,” State Presidents’ Night will | be observed Nov. 9, when Miss Sally | Butler will talk on “Our Economie | Opportunity in a Democracy.” Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis. Symphony Orchestra, | will present the evening's program, assisted by several members of the orchestra, On Dec. 7, C. Walter | McCarty of the Indianapolis News, will be guest speaker. Miss Hazel Warren of the Indianapolis Libraries will talk on “Libraries and (the Literature of Indianapolis” at the meeting Dec, 21. Henry Dowling, local attorney, | will discuss “What Is Democracy” (at the Jan. 4 meeting, and Wilbur | Peat, director of the John Herron | Art Institute, will conduct a tour | and explain “Your Art Institute,” at the meeting on Jan. 18, On Feb, [1, Dr. James Crain, a member of the White House Conference on | Social Education, will lecture on “Democracy’s Attempt to Balance Power.” Mrs. Bal: to Speak

Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, a director 0° the General Federation of Wome [en's club will review the history of (“Clubs of Indianapolis” at a meet (ing Feb. 15. “Meeting Human Needs (in Democracy” will be Miss Ella | King Vogel's topic at the meeting Feb. 29. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will give an architectural review of “Monue mental Indianapolis” when the group meets on March 14. Dr. John J. Haramy will talk on world events at the meeting March 28, and Dr. | Carroll Nichols, director of the Ase [sociated Clinic in New York City, will speak on “Why We Act Like | Idiots” at the guest night meeting | April 25.

New Under-arm”

Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration

| |

'Ss Does not rot dresses =does not irritate skin. 2. No waiting to dry. Can be used right after shaving. 3. Instantly stops perspiration foe 1 to 3 days. Removes odo from perspiration, @. A pure white, greaseless, staine less vanishing cream, 8. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering, fot being harmless to fabrics, ® 18 MILLION jars of Arrid have been sold. Try a jar today!

ARRID

39% atu 2 Me ood Se

!

BER Ee