Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1939 — Page 28
| It's Indiana Roundup Time Oct. 8;
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“Box Reservations
Are Annouriced
Among the busiest persons in town oe dave are
Im members
fhe Girl Seonts Council.
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the Indiana Saddle Horse Association and ‘They are sponsoring a ticket
: Ampaign:’ or. the 7th annual Indiana Saddle Horse As-
) iation: Roundup Qct. 8.at Gre
Aniong hesholders for, the Round Bm ‘her guests,’ 8. 2 other, Mrs. Raymond: P.. VanCamp;- Mrs. and the iegler children, Carol’and Pcter. Mr. and
DB. 1, who, : "he E—_— be. he Ziegler
gg Farms.
is ‘Mrs. Rosamond: Van“plans to “go ‘early and stay’ late.
ot “Winganeek Farms, Lexington, Ky.. Mrs. s serving: on: the reception i and the committee on
{shed guests for the roundup. Mr. and Mrs. John Royse will bd, he nd Mrs. Edward Hinf, “Chicago; -Jack heads the Saddle: forse Assoclation. z
i orchert. Mr.
4. 'Oscar B. Perine the ‘event.
“Mr. and Mrs. William H.
sts to Mrs. ‘Mary Hinf, ‘Mr. se and Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
entertain Mr. at “Ms. Paul _ Jarrett will
rs i Mrs. “Weldon - Groves of Ft. Wayne and: “Mr. and Mrs. ) th ir bOX.:
aughter, Mary + Kenneth. In a group
p Darling, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
‘will ‘be Mr. and Mrs, E. E.'McKinstray Linda: Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Cruger and.
attending together will be “Mrs. ‘Kinnear, Mr, and Mrs.
Jeffrey, ‘Mr. and.’ Mrs. “Harold | Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
gene: Trago, Mr. and Mts. O.
‘Patrick have invited several.
ut-of-town guests to share their. box with them. 2M Moving: Steinke Reserves. Boz |
| Miss Mavina Steinke will have:
with her. in her box at the “horse
nic”. Mr. and Mrs. William Schnorr Jr, Miss Geraldine Flaherty, b Langer and William Sweeney. - Miss Helen Donson Haverstick’s
ests will include Mesdames Dorothy | iWanters, Vard, Bernice Gray and Mamie Sh
Cecil York, Mary eld. Mr..and Mrs. G. Donnelly
ivan will have Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lengel of Huntington as their:
-for the day.
Other box reservations are thse lof Messrs. and: Mesdames lon Sayles, Donald C. Drake, Marvin Curle, Horace ‘McClure, Bon
Spy and Alex Metzger. napolis“ Saddle Club, and Mrs. . Walter Hamilton, Miss Ruth
Mr. Walter Porter, president of the In-
have as their guests,
Porter will Miss Violet McGriff,
Carpenter,
teve Rechtoris and Miss Virginia Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chat-
eld will be with Mrs. Jane Groff, Miss Nancy Chatfield, Mickie
Sroff and Miss Rose Louise Wald.
The entry list for Roundup exhibitors closes at midnight Sunday.
“omings and Goings
Miss Martha Coleman will leave Monday for a visit with friends h Eugene, Ore. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. ] eman. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clifford Barrett and Mrs. Bars sister, Miss Cora Fletcher, have returned after spending’ the nmer at the Barrett cottage at Burt, Lake, Mich. Mrs. ‘Philemon ° Watson is in Locust Valley, L. I., for ‘an extended visit with her ister, Mrs. John W. Davis, and Mr. Davis. . . . Mrs. Eugene E. Darach is to leave this week-end for Atlantic City, N. J., where she attend a meeting of the national committee of the Daughters
' Colonial Wars.
Members of the Officers’ Wives Club of the Indiana National
‘RGuard and Naval Forces will hold
el ai>man.
a luncheon and bridge party at
| 8 o'clock Monday at the Armory. Mrs. F. H. Spencer is arrangements
President’ s Day Luncheon, Tea . And Talk on Mankind Listed on Calendars for Club Groups
i President’s ‘Day SR a proglam arranged by a club head, aland Italy have captured the minds est day ‘tea, several business meetings and a talk on “Mankind” are of their youth, but we have yet to
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eduled for meetings of local club
groups tomorrow, Sunday and Mon-
ay.. Several organizations are opening their 1939-40 season.
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, regent of
the. GOVERNOR OLIVER PERRY
WN ORTON CHAPTER of the Daughters of the Union, will be in charge
f the program for the Regent's ay ‘luncheon of - the chapter at :m. Monday at Catherine's om, Hostesses for the day will esdames H. Alden Adams, O. E. gaony, John Askren and A. D.
embers of the INDIANAPOLIS ITERARY CLUB and their guests : at the opening meeting and Ladies’ 3 Sig t program of the club Monday r g in the D. A. R. Chapter p, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Mr.
43 One Volume’. a i Members of the FORTNIGHTLY TUDY : CLUB will honor their A resfdent Mrs. M. J. Behmer, at the pn 1 President's Day luncheon, at
noon Monday at the Marott Hotel. Mesdames A. B. Weyl, George B. Gannon and R. P. Beightol are in charge of arrangements.
The WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OF THE ATHENAEUM TURNERS will hold a guest day program at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Athenaeum Turners. Mrs. Andrew Bickett is chairman of the social committee, which has charge of arrangements. Mrs. Grady Cline will entertain members. of the LA PHYLLIS CLUB Monday evening at her home, 1840 Lexington Ave.’ Members of the M. I. 'S. S. CLUB will meet tomorrow afternoon at [the home of Miss Helen Witte, 4849 N. Capitol Ave.
ymmittees Announced for Catholic Youth Dance Oct. 6
§ An sutimn dance, a talk on the Needlework Guild and a fish try e among future activities commanding attention of organizations af-
ated with -Jocal churches. been ‘appointed
Committees in charge of the dance haye
Members of the CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION who will st “with arrangements for the C. Y. O. fall dance Friday evening,
ct. 8, at Cathedral High School, owell, general chairman.
mittee members are: Ticket
the Misses Mary Murdock, Caro-
H yn Bin Neff, Margaret Frances
eff, Lois Clements, Loretta Paetz, emary Mariutto, Betty Williams,
ary Alice Watts, Jane Baltz, Deepe McGrath, Patricia McGrath, Barbara . Wade, fargie Sellemeyer, Mildred Kasper, elen Finnegan, Mary Mulhern, osephine Venezia, Agnes Jardina, : psephine Rosner, Marjorie Sauer, ‘Dorothy Ruch, Louise Koesters, Mary Catherine feyer, Agnes Costello, Betty Noone,
stty Armstrong,
| Jane Brackman, an Mettallic, Jane Brackman;
essrs. Jane Cavagan, John Lavelle, urice Marian, Don Shaughnessy, Charles Fleetpod, Frank English, Robert Hansiiman, Charles Cattllier, Bill Conor, Leo McGrath, John RemmentMadden, ohn Mann, aul Stamm, Charles Tiepen, Paul| | N Henry] | Fon, Anthony Mervar, Maurice Dux, | | Charles Sullivan and Albert Goebes. : Decoration — Miss Mary Koers,| s Mary Jane Baltz, Tod Murphy RefreshMiss osephine Rosner, John Mann, Tony Mervar and Henry Fon. Chuck Bmith and his orchestra will play. j is Sti) San, of the
rnard Sifferlen,
,- Joseph Jordan, Car d McAttee, Ed Cook,
Villiams, Robert. Beckom,
nd Robert McDowell. nent—Miss Louise’ Faure,
"The LAMPLIGHTERS’ CLASS OF METHODIST CHURCH a fish fry tonight and orrow evening on the church awn, Bluff Road and Epler Ave. rving will begin at 5:30 p. m. and ge of bad weather, the supper in the church- basement. 2S Porte is ‘class president and ||
ol 4, JE will sponsor a
Burkhart is general chairn of the events.
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood willl}; + on “Human Interest Stories of] eedlework Guild” before memof the WOMAN'S AUXILIARY ||
have been named by Robert Mc-
Kerns to Be Guests At Farewell Party
Mr. and Mrs. William ‘Ervin, Mr.
and Mrs. Damon Goode will entertain this evening ‘with a buffet supper and farewell party at Hillcrest Country Club for Dr. and Mrs. Frank X. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Kern will leave Sunday for a month’s trip to California and will ‘go to St. Louis ta jnake their new home, {Guests at ‘the party will be Drs. and Mesdames Bert Ellis, Roy V. Myers, and, Prank Gastineau, Messrs. and Mesdames Frank A. Linton, W. B. McCaw, T, M. Riddick, J C. Schoenlaitb, A. S. Birchett, K. L. Crickman, S. M. Haines, Wark Rhoades, Ross Mitchell, John alker and Mrs. B. D. Yarion.
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and Mrs. Oral Bridgford and Dr.
Betrothed
SAINTS CATHEDRAL at) ***
m. Tuesday in the home of || . ‘A. Kirchhoffer, 4460 Park||
ch member of the group te two articles of clothing
auxiliary’s annual Needlework|
SE - Ayres Photo, Prank X Garaghan of Wash‘announces the ‘a iy marriage of his daughter, Frances Louise, Indiana William T. eehan, son of
srs. L. W. Danger d Mrs. George T. Sheehan.
- |She has served on the s
a. Mu Phi Epsilon Meeting Is Set
Mrs. ‘Don B. Bloodgood will re“My Wife and I” (Sidney Homer): before members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor sorority, following a. dinner meeting at 6 p. m. Monday. Mrs. Clyde E.. Titus, national secretary, will entertain at her home. Several compositions by Mr. Homer will be sung by Miss Mary Moorman, contralto, and Mrs. Titus, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Neal Ireland. Records of Mme. Louise Homer also will be played to illustrate the book. Mrs. Berniece Fee Mozingo is chairman of the program committee for the year, assisted by Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt and Miss Ruth Beals.
Train Youths, Clubs Advised
Times Special LAFAYETTE, Sept. 29 —Germany
capture the minds of American youth, Dr. Edward .C. Elliott, president of Purdue University, told members of the Indiana Federation of Clubs at a conference yesterday on the .university campus. The conference was on “Youth in. the Home and Community.” An. important. phase of public education -is the training provided outside the schools, according to Dr. Elliott. Unemployed youths of 18, he decided, constitute a serious problem in the community. . - Other ‘speakers at the conference included Dr. Frank Ri’ Hall, who discussed “The European Situation”; Prof. O. F. Hall, who spoke on “Youth and Religion”; Dr. Harriett E. O'Shea and Dr. Frederick B. Knight, also. of the Purdue faculty. Dr. Knight's subject was “If Not in School, Where?”
W.C.T. U. Hears Civic Lassitude Attacked
ROCHESTER, ‘N. Y., Sept. 29 (U. P.).—The Women’s Christian Temperance Union’s national convention today discussed resolutions and proposals directed toward abstinence, peace and domestic welfare. Most of the day was taken up by! business sessions and informal discussions. © Tonight the anti-alcohol leaders will .hear addresses by Rochester civic leaders, ‘including publisher Frank E.' Gannett. Mrs. Jean Beaven -Abernethy of Stephens = College: Columbia, Mo., declared that t 8 European war might have been avoided if women of the ‘world had been “earnest enough and organized their beliefs sufficiently” in a broadcast over a national network last night as part of the centennial program. “Women want to be able to vote more intelligently, to be up-to-date on current events, to do something about the problems of drunkenness and embryo gangsters, racial discrimination and social disease— all of which flourish right in their own communities—but they never seem tg ‘get ond to .it,” Mrs. Abernethy said :
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Sigma Delta Zeta. 2:30 p. m. Sat. Ayres’ auditorium. Fashion show and bridge party. Alpha Chapter, Delta Phi Beta, 8 p. m. Mon. Business meeting. Mrs. Herschell Goodnight, 1020 N. Olney St., hostess. ey _~ CLUBS Phi Al Phi. Noon. Hamilton Tearoom. Mrs. J. W. Kern and Mrs. G. W. Prasuhn, hostesses. : A. W. T. Embroidery Club. Noon Thurs., Oct. 5. Mrs. Alice Williams, 1273 Eugene St., hostess. Lunch- _ eon, Monday Conversation. 1 p. m. Mon.day. Columbia. Club. Luncheon. Neophyte. Sun. eve. Wiener roast. Trans-Jordan Chapter, Inte rnational Travel-Study. 11:45 a. m. Mon, Mrs. Louella Moore, 220 W. 33d, hostess. Mrs. John Ww. Thornburgh, “Guiana.” LODGES
-1:45 p. m. Tues. Ft. Friendly.
{Degree of Honor Protective’ 'Asso-
ciation 38. 6:30 p. m, today. Food-
ner. Mrs. Milton Dear, chairman. Indianapolis Circle 8, United An-
Mrs. Mildred McCullough, 1121 W. Market, hostess. C Card party.: CHURCH SUPPER Ladies of St. Roch’s Church. 5-8 p. m. tonight. School Hall, 3600 S.
speaker
Major Robert Anderson, W. R. C.
craft Shop. Card party and din-|
cient Order of Druids. 8 p. m. Sat,|
1, Mrs. Leland A. Kirkpatrick 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
was Miss: Jane. rayland Holmes, Holmes, Siloam Springs, Ark., be-
fore. her marriage Sept.:23 at the Episcopal . Chufcls of ‘the Advent.
Mr. Kirkpatrick: is ‘the son of Mrs. Emma ‘Kirk wedding trip the couple will be at home on Oct. 9:at 1642 N, Ala-
bama St. (Photo Craft Photo.)
2. Miss Louise Troy and Joseph Sullivan’ were married Sept. 23 in the Westminster - Presbyterian Church.
patrick. Following a
and Mrs. Sullivan will
be at home in Indianapolis after Sunday. Mrs. Sullivan is the daughter of Mrs. Edward Troy. (Bretzman Photo) = = * 3. Mrs. Jack Ferguson was Miss Marie Foley, “daughter. of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Foley, hefore her recent marriage.. The couple is
at home in Evansville. | | (Kindred Photo.)
Miss Miriam Waldo Chooses Oct. 14 Wedding Attendants; Louise Fenner to Be Honored
Several bridal attendants have been announced and many showers and parties are being planned for current brides-to-be. : Miss Miriam Waldo; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Waldo, 3834 Ruckle St., has chosen members of her bridal party for her wedding
Oct. 14 to James Gregory, son of Williamsport. The bride-to-be’s cousin, Miss Mary Hammond, and Miss Mary Louise Merrell will be bridesmaids. Her sister, Miss Embelle Waldo, will] be maid of honor and Suzanne Schaffner will be flower, girl. John Gregory, the bridegroom-to-be’s brother, will be best man. Ushers will include Charles Spangler, John Blakeley, Donald Lodge, Robert Dorfte and Felix McWhirter Jr. Mrs. Richard Niy will entertain Monday night with a kitchen shower for Miss Waldo at her home, 3761 N. Meridian St. Miss Lucy Ann Balch was hostess at a bridal shower last night at her home, 3608 Winthrop Ave. Mrs. Clyde Robinson will give a crystal shower Thursday night at her home, 6251 N. Delaware St., and Miss Helen Smith will have a party Oct. 7. , : 2-8 8 "a Mrs. Roy B. Stebbing Sr. will be hostess this evening at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Louise ‘Fenner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fenner, 3460 Winthrop :Ave., whose marriage to her son, Roy B; Stebbing Jr., will be Tuesday. ; Guests at the shower will include Mesdames Vivian Hewlett, James Martin, Gilbert Froves, Arthur
.|Sachs, Claude Power, William D.
Bain, Benjamin Bell, Kenneth Smock, Walter Pritchard, Guy Morrison, Samuel Craig, Charles Lark, Jack Tilson, Richard Defibaugh, A. J. Turnock, - Emily Engle, Lula Dugan, Robert. J. Craig, New York; Mrs. Don - Stebbing, Chicago; Mrs. Charles Graf and Mrs, Walter Lincoln, New Albany. s 8 8 Miss Mary Zimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zimmer, 4270 Kessler Blvd., has selected members of the bridal party for her wedding Nov. 4 to John Maynard Cusack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Cusack, 3750 Guilford Ave. Her sister, Miss: Ann Zimmer, will be maid of honor; Bridesmaids will include Miss Helen Cusack, a sister of the bridegroom-to-be; Miss Judy Raymond and Miss Jane Sumner. Robert Cusack, a brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will be best man. #8 = : Several parties have been arranged
for Miss Betty Jayne Temperley,|’ daughter of Mrs. E, E. Temperley,|
3102 College Ave., whose marriage
to Alfred Lyle Arnold, Bloomington,
Ill, son of Alfred L. Arnold, will be Thursday, Oct. 12. Mrs. Marion R. Eppert will give a kitchen shower Tuesday night at her home, 3900 E. 62d St. On Thursday, Mrs. John Spiegel and Miss Jean Spiegel, her daughter will give a dinner party for the bride-to-be. Mrs. William. Clay Bachelder and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rupert. Gregory,
her daughter, Mary Jane, will give a miscellaneous shower Saturday, Oct. 7, at their home, 1908 N. New Jersey St. i
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Mrs. Frank Lichtenberg and fer daughter, Mrs. . William Kingdon Jr., Grand Rapids, Mich., entertained last night at a china shower at her home, 4414 Broadway, . for Miss Jane Suiter, daughter of “Mr. and Mrs. William A. Suiter, 5509 N. Delaware St. Miss Suiter and G. Morton Davidson will be married next Friday in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Guests at “the shower with the bride-to-be, her mother and her sister, Nancy, were Mesdames Gus Wege, George Davidson, Robert Dedaker, L: C. Holtegel, Fred Krauss, Paul Bessire, Arthur Queisser, Frank Jones, Edward Lichtenberg, Max Graves and the Misses Mary Ann Carter, Betty Mae Smith and Virginia ‘McCready. Mrs. Wege will. give a’ ‘Tuieheon and’ towel shower tomorrow at hex home, 4353 Broadway. . .
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Two more parties have been planned for Miss Louise Haworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. ‘W. Haworth, 5160 University Ave., who will be. married Oct, 10 to George H. Warner. Mrs. Edmund Horst Jr. will give a luncheon Wednesday at her home and Mesdames Wendell Brown, John Young and Henry M. Unger will give a party next Friday at. the Brown home. » 2
Mr. and Mrs. Otto P. Frick, 3118 E. Fall: Creek Parkway, was ‘honor guest last night at a china shower at the home of Mrs. Wayne E. Rhodes, 3462 N. Illinois St. Miss Frick and R. F. Elliott Jr., South Bend, will be married Oct. 14. Guests at the shower with the bride-to-be were Miss Eleanor McClintock and Mesdames Frick, Max Fritz, Ray Gill; James A. Stuart Jr., Robert H. Stone, Thomas L. Metsker, Gustav H. Dongus, Allison Koelling, Ross Barr, Leslie Barlet, Richard Lowther, John Alexander and M:. E. Wilkes.
Mrs. Mueller Gest.
Mrs, John H. Mueller, dean of women at Indiana University, was a special guest a’ the opening meeting yesterday of the Wilson College. Alumnae Club. Mrs. William A. Cowan was hostess at a luncheon at her home, 4532 Carrollton Ave. Miss Jean Perry, who graduated last
June from Wilson, located in’ Chambersburg, Pa., was a guest also.
- A'novel note in shower cntbiatiment was introduced this eek’ by ‘Mrs. ‘Robert Fohl at the party which she gave for her future daughter-
‘| year,
Miss Zerelda Frick, daughter of
Tea Will Honor
Mothers’ Unit
Two luncheons and a musical tea have been planned : by mothers’ clubs ‘affliated with Butler ‘Univer-
-| sity fraternal organizations in hon-
or of new Pledges, and their mothers.
"The KAPPA ALPHA THETA MOTHER'S CLUB will give a musical tea from 224 p. m., Oct. 10, at the home of Mrs. W. J. Blackley, 3133 N. Pennsylvania St. : Mothers of new pledges will be honor guests. ‘Mrs. H. A. Pfarrer, program chairman, will have charge of the: program and Mrs. D..S. Robinson, wife of the Butler president; win be a special guest. ° 4 :
. New pledge mothers of PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY will be honored at a luncheon the Motherer’s Club will give at 1 p. m. Thursday in the chapter ‘house. ‘A’ style show will be presented in the afternoon’ and Richard ‘Carson willagley marimba selections: . Committee chairmen for the’ dear have * been _ ahnounced ‘by Mrs. Arthur Gilliom, ' president. They include Mrs. F. BE. Dukes, ways ‘and means; Mrs. George Diener, house and grounds; Mrs. W. E. Robinson, publicity; Mrs. James Hawkins,’ telephone; Mrs. O. H. Martin, mem-. bership and . transportation; : Mrs, John Atherton, reception; Mrs. Ben Roderick, delegate to. the Mothers’ Council; ‘Mrs. Carl Spencer, altérnate ‘delegate, and Mrs. Charles Cohee, hostess chairman.
The DELTA TAU DELTA MOTHER’S CLUB will honor mothers of new fraternity pledges at a“ luncheon Tuesday noon at the’ «chapter house. Mrs. D. R. Kellum, vocalist; will sing.” Members of the : juricheon committee are last year’s officers, including Mesdames William Lilly, R H. White, Clifford Harrod, Thomas Riddick, Silas Carr, Robert; ton, Harry Yockey and “E: iW. Springer. - Officers for : the; oming year are Mesdames John §: Lilayd, Lilly, H. H. Lewis, -Ford Woods: nd Mildred Farr.
‘ TRI PSI, mother’s club of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Butler Uni-| versity, will hold a luncheon meet- | ing at 12:30 p. m. next Friday at the ‘chapter house, 809. Hampton Drive. Mrs. C. E. Foreman will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames S. J. Dyer, E D. TenBrook, C. R. Matthews, A. E. Andrews and P. R. Beighthol. Mrs. Myron D. Sinker is president.
Gym Schedule! Of H. A.C: Set
for both men and women of the Hoosier Athletic Club have been
club resident agent. © Alvin Romeiser wil! be athletic director and Mrs. Flora Kinder willibe swimming instructor. Women’s gym classes will be from 10 to 11 a. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. oh Mondays and Thursdays. Gym clases for men will be from 6 to 7 p. m. and 8 to-9 p. m. on Mondays and Thursday. Other athletic “activitiés will include basketball each - Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenifigs, and bowling every Tuesday evening. °. Enrollment in the gymnasium |” classes ‘at the club has increased|. about. 80 per cent over that of last according: to Thomas W. Kercheval, president.
Assembly | ~ Meets Oct. 11
Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, president
{of Butler University, will speak Oct. |: 11 at the opening meeting of the|!
season of the Indianapolis Branch, State Assembly Women’s. Club, His
‘|talk will follow a 12:30 o'clock luncheon at the Marott Hotel, | Retiring
officers will be honored, Mrs. Curtis Shake, the new
; president, will preside, i Curtis
Roll heads the ars es committee. She will be
i |ler, O. U. Newman, Arnold C. N
: sud, Floyd E. Williamson, Edw
‘in-law, Miss Chloris Bell (left), who will be married Oct. 14 to Robert
W. Fohl Jr. Little Miss Barbara
ding dress and, with James Edws
urchfield donned Mrs. Fohl’s wedL Buckbes as the mock bridegroom,
T. Barry and Judson West.
T Luincheon Meeti 1 te rng
. la president’s day 1
‘Langs- ;
Schedules for gymnasium’ classes
announced by Anthony B. Montani, |
Mrs. Lyford, a graduate of
{Radcliffe College, has studied
at the Art: Academy of Cincinnati, Lies Beaux Arts; Fon-
|taineblen, France, and in Por-
tugal, Belgium and Germany. of the Cincinnati Museum and
has taught.the history of art. An exhibit of seven landscapes and three still life paintings by V. J. Cariana of Nashville, Ind., are on exhibit in the Mary Quick Burnet Exhibit Room of the clubhouse. ..Tea Will Be Served After -the . lecture tea will be served. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Martin Henry Wallick and. ‘Mrs. Frank B. Ross, chairmen, assisted: by Mesdames Laura Blan-{* ton, Horace G. Casady, Ray: B. Dor-| ward, - Robert’ Elliott, Charles ‘W. Field, -M. R. Garver, Thurman A. Gottschalk, ‘ Frank: C. Groninger,| Oliver S. Guio, Charles T. Hanna, William F. Hansman, Roy R. Hodson, Walter J. Hubbard, Frank B. Hunter, E. H. Katterhenry, Willis K. Miller, Ralph Gregory ‘Morgan, J. B. Phillips, Ralph E. Suits and Miss Dorothy Phillips.
Members of the CITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO THE COMMUNITY : WELFARE DEPARTMENT will open their season with ‘a luncheon honoring ‘their president, Mrs. E. A. Carson at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday’ at ‘the City Hospital Nurses’ Home. Mrs. ‘Frank O'Neil, luncheon chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Merritt Woolf, Charles Smith, V. 'V. Smith and Louis E. Berner, Miss Beatrice Gerrin, nurse supervisor, and Mrs, Clyde Montgomery, chairman of the: Department, will be special guests. Plans are to':be discussed for the nurses’ picnic next month and the Thanksgiving party atthe nurses’ home, The" group’s objective is philanthro-|
/|pic work’for nurses.
Other officers are Mrs. " John Engelke, first, vice-chairman; Mrs, Robert ' Bryce, second vice chairman and historian; Mrs. A. J. Huber, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Victor Rothley, promotion chairman; Mrs. W. IL Hoag, y publicity chairman; Mrs. W. H. Link, telephone chairman; Miss Carrie M. Hoag, ' program chairman; Mrs. George E: Dunn, ‘music chairman, and Mrs. Bryce, Yecreation chairhan
Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus, author, and Miss Sarah’ Sisson of the Butler University English ‘department will address members of the LITERATURE AND DRAMA DEPARTMENT ‘OF THE WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT CLUB at their opening meeting Wednesday at the clubhouse. ' Programs of the depart-
-| ment through the yea will be based
on American themes. Miss: Maus will discuss: Edna St. Vincent : Millay’s “Huntsman. What
Book Hour Study Class at 1:30 p. m. preceding ‘the general -department meeting. « Mrs. E. C.- Rumpler is chairman of the class. ‘Miss : . Flora Love, department chairman, will preside at the busi‘ness meeting at 2:30°p. ‘m, Miss Sisson’s ‘talk will follow the business | session. - She will ‘speak "on “Homes in- American, Literature,” discussing
‘lglimpses of home life of several
authors as revealed in. personal
essays. Zinkin to Talk
. Miss Lena Laura Nester will be in charge of .the tea at the close of this afternoon. Miss: Mary Beatrice White is vice-chairman. - Assisting with tea arrangements will be Mesdames W. A. Brennan, Charles S. Crawford, L. S. Graham, William F. Hansman, Horry A. Koss Sr., Jess E. Martin, Will Shimer, Emil H. Soufflot; J. M. Thistlethwaite and Miss Mary B. Pottage.: Arthur: Zinkin of ‘the Zinkin ‘Book Shop will speak at the November meeting on the “American Literary Traditional” Members of the American Home Department and the Literature and Drama Department will present a joint Christmas. program: for, heir December meetings. Other Speakers Listed
Other speakers for programs of the Literature and. Drama Department will be Mrs. Paul M. “Autobiography” (Phelps) ; ‘Miss I. Hilda Siewars, Wincipat of Tudor
Weds Oct. 1 8.
i Discussions, of flowers and - drama, 2 an art exhi ibd 8 uncheon are planned for meetings oft two | departments and a department auxiliary of the ‘Woman's : | Department Club Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. ** - Mrs. George Lyford; art critic of the Cincinnati Times | Star; will: speak: to members" of the ART" DEPARTMENT following a ‘short business meeting at 2 o ‘clock’ Monday, afternoon-in the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian St. + Mrs. Lyford’s subject will be “Flowers in Art” ~*~ ~~ '° °°
‘and. Mrs. Walter’ J
Quarry?” ot the’ meeting of thej
Kilby, |
{10 Paintings Are on Display & in Mary Quick os
SHEA, |
Room; Community Welfare Auxiliary to Ley. Ee Plans for Nurses’ Picnic Next Month,
po
hee’
Hie
Hall, “Emily Dickinson,” sui - br, John B. Ferguson, Irv terian Church, “American Versions of .the Bible,” A cast from the Civic Theater will. present “Happy Journey” (Thornton . Wilder) - on. the March. program. . Members of the advisory commits tee ‘for the department are Mes= dames R. O. McAlexander,. Osan ty Watkins and John M. W Standing committee chairmen: ire clude Mrs. William H. Polk, i - tion; Mrs. William L. Sharp, d Mrs. Robert 1. Moorhead, exhibi Mrs. Hugh Jacoh Baker, hospitality: Mrs. Myron Jay Spring, promotion, . Hubbard, fteg
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Allen and Ross. Address Y. Ww.
Rowland Allen and Dr. M, = Ross of Butler University will speak to representatives ‘of the “publie affairs committees of Indiana Y. Wh
hostess.
ai
the local Y. W. C. A. Mrs: Tristram Coffin, chairman of the state ‘pube we affairs committee, ' was to , Drea sige, ~ Mrs. Coffin was to open: “the sessions at ‘10:30 a. m. with a pre ‘sentation of Iridiana legislation, ‘A social hour was ‘to precede: he opening. Mr. Allen was to discuss “Prope aganda” at the luncheon meeting and Dr. Ross is to speak this affer« noon on “Economic Implications ‘ta the United States of the Eurdpeam War.” Errol Elliott and ‘Walter Staunton will lead discussion ¥roups Sellowing Dr. Ross’ lecture. - ——————
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: ‘Members of the MARION CO oun TY COUNCIL oF PARENTS "TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS wilt Sponsor an: Aunt Kate cookie sale during the next two weeks.’ grams of various assocfations include a ‘wiener roast, receptions for ire teachers and parents’ a card party, a magie show and several talks. #
The cookie sale will be divided by townships into three distriets: ® Dis trict 1, Franklin, Perry and Decatuz oWnShIDS, under the direction of Mrs. Lola Jenkins, and District 2, Wayne, Pike and Vvashington Towne ships, under the direction of Mrs, Fred Myers, will hold their sale next week; Mrs. P. C. Cannady will head District 3, Lawrence, Warren and Center To where: the sale will be conducted the week of Oct. 9,
The Rev. H., BE rhardt of the: Wheeler ‘City Sissi at speak at the second meeting of the LAW RENCE P.-T. A. at 7:30 p. m. Tuese day in the school auditerium, :
Teachers and. new parents of the CUMBERLAND ASSOCIATION. will be honored guests at a wiener roasf Tuesday at the school grounds. . M. Thomas, C. E.-Eash and. mena bers of the School hoard also: iif be guests.
‘Men of the DECATUR GENTHAD GRADE P.-T. A. will be in: chdrge of “Fathers’ Night” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the school. Prof. Johy J. Haramy of Indiana ‘Central Cols lege: ‘will speak.*" A “Hobo Lunch”
{will be served. Mrs: Don Seerley:
president and/ Mrs. Paul. Waggonel is ;program irman. axing
Members of the. — PI T."A. will present George Paxton’s Magic Show at 8 o'clock Friday eves ning, Oct. 6, in the school auditorfum. Proceeds will be. used: for: the, association's project. aii
The GARDEN CITY P.-T. A! wif sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Tues< day in the school cafeteria. Mrs: Willlam W. Wise is general chairé man. Plans also are being madd
for a fall festival on Friday,’ Nov: 3
‘Members of the Indiana Musto Co. Accordion Band will play at tr reception for-teachers of the NG GADDEN. ~T. A. Tuesday 7:30 p. m.iin the school. Mrs. Den. nim Felix 1s pres ent .
‘The EDGEWOOD PARENT TEACHER _ ASFOCIATION wil ‘Monday, ey
CO. A’s at their megting. today at :
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