Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1939 — Page 24
Attend Co mittee of 100 Dinner.
++ Several Indianap ‘week, some of who ‘Hundred dinner last The: committee i persons who winter was the 10th. of its
t the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
t Miami Beach, Fla.. The dinner
to the 600 attending.
Mark Honeywell Is President
Mark C. Honeywell of Wabash and. Indianapolis is committee president.
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_ren, New York; and Mrs. Don Nixon of Wabash. 3
2 Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving ‘Holcomb attended and “Mr. and’ Mrs. George. A. Bell-of Marion and George: Ade of :Brook were there, t00.
Cr L. Elkins, Miami Beach. Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Farvef, of Middlebury, nd, and Miami, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Julio Sanchez of Havana, Cuba, and Miami. H. Squibb of Aurora. attended. Ee SEAL
Endsleys, a in N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Endsley and Mr. and Mrs. Harold c Feightner are in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman returned this Week from a visit there and the Ji H. JAllisons: are’ New York visitors.
First Filmarte Movie fo Be Chosen |
The first motion picture to be presented by the Filarte Guild 5
will be chosen at a meeting of the picture selection committee at. 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hilk The orgscization will begin its second series of foreign film enter swuinments ak 3:30 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 24, in the Athenaeum belizveatl,
Films to be shown at the four subsequent entertainments. winter will be discussed at the meeting: Among French and B
movies being considered are “Double Crime in the Maginot Liner iF
“Porty Girls and a Baby,” “Champs Elysees,” “Betrayal” “Mile. Ma Mere,” “Peg of Old Drury” and “The End of Day.” Assisting Mrs. Hill on the picture selection committee are’ Mesdames Henry C. Atkins Jr., Jack A. Goodman, Kurt’ F. Pantzer, Herbert M. Woollen and Messrs. Fred Bates Johnson, Eli Messenger, William ‘Macgregor Morris, John G. Raueh-and Theodore ‘Severin.’
Recent Guild Subscribers Listed ”
Among recent guild subscribers are Messrs. ahd Mqsdames P. R. a
Mallory, Robert B. Failey, J. I. Holcomb, Wallace O: Lee, L. L. Goodman, F. Durward Staley, ‘Frank B.. McKibbin, E. J. Bramaf, A. C. Miller, Gaylord Millikan, Leonard L. Swartz, Judge And. Mrs, Russell J. Ryan and Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Trusler. Others include Mesdames John TI. Eaglesfield, Pauline® Moon Haueisen, Ralph W. Boozer, E. E. Whitehill, Sylvester Johnson, William P. Anderson III, Arch V. Grossman, R: Hartley Sherwood, Earl O. Nogle, E. Mark Ferree, William Gavin, Neil Estabrook, Paul Lee Hargitt, Charles A. Greathouse, Ralph Spaan, Russell W. John-
ston, Robert H. Tyndall, Frederick C. Albershardt, Mortimer Frank-
din, J. S. White and Allan W. Kahn: Additional subscribers are the Misses Martha Carmichael, Helen Pielsticker and Claribel Moore; Messrs. Kurt Lieber, Alfred J. Stokely, Reginald W. Garstang, Ralph Roberts, Robert W. Marks;
Roland Lambert, Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh, Miss Gertrude Pieble~ 4
man and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball of Muncie. D. A. R. Officers Will Be Guests
National officers arriving here for the state conference of the Daughters of America next week are to be honor guests at several parties. The Caroline Scott’ Harrison Chapter will hold a tea and open house Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Henry M. Robert Jr. president general of the national society. Other honor guests will be Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Indiana State regent, and national and state officers here for the conference. The tea will follow the presentation of a portrait of Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison to the Harrison home by Mrs. Robert and officers of the national organization. Mrs. Harrison was first president general of the national society.
Tea Committee Named |
Mrs. William Henry Harrison and Mrs. Eugene Darrach head the tea committee. Assisting will be Mrs. Gustavus B. Taylor, regent; Mesdames Alexander G. Cavins, J. Ambrose Dunkle, Ernest M. Elliott, Charles P. Lesh, Theodore D. Craven, John J. Madden, William -N. Wishard, Giles Smith, Albert Gall," J. H. Hamlet, Henry. C. Ketcham, Hugh Henry Hanna, Frank F, Hutchins, Harry G. Epps, John H. Aufderheide,” William Dobson, John McLean Lochhead, Walter C. Marmorn, Felix T. McWhirter, ‘Samuel Elliott Perkins II, Charles White Merrill, William J. Hogan and 'Hulberf J, m . Others will include Mesdames Obie J. Smith, Ernest DeWolf - Wales, Joel Whitaker, Edson T. Wood, Fred Hoke, William M. Louden, William C. Harrison, Michael .A. Ryan, Arch N: Bobbitt, William J. Teter, Donald N. Test, George Scott Olive, Frederick E. Matson, William F. Kegley, Jesse Cameron Moore, William C. Ball, Muncie, and Mrs. James P. Goodrich, Winchester. Assisting will be the Misses R. Katharine Beeson, Ethel E. Crowe, Margaret McCarty Day, Carrie Mae Huntington, Julia E. Landers, Corinne Welling and Kate Tuthill.
Gloria Chandler Arrives Tomorrow
Miss Gloria Chandler, director of the children’s theater bureau of the American Association of Junicr Leagues, Inc., will arrive here tomorrow. During her stay, Miss. Chandler. will be the guest of Mrs. Rosamond VanCamp Hill. She will visit the Indianapolis Junior League’s Marionette Workshop in the Winter Apartments tomorrow morning. She and her hostess will be entertained at 4 luncheon tomorrow afternoon given by Miss Helen Fleischer and in the evening Mrs. Hill will give a dinner party for her guest. They will attend the Indiana Saddle Horse Association Roundup at the Gregg Farms on Sunday.
Helen Becker Will Entertain
Her Cousin, Virginia F osler|
Showers and parties continue for brides-to-be who will be married
this month.
lis perséns’ are in New York ‘this attended the . Committee of One
composed of a group of prominent ind -and the first to which women.
have: been invited. - Dorothy Thompson, woman column-: ist, and Dr. Daniel A. Poling, radio commentator, spoke
His guests last night ‘were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. ‘Huff of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Quinn of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brown of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles War-
Ss. Osear pnompeon in gf Marion and Miami Beach-was the guest of *
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
. | Horace Daugherty, spe special arrang | ments chairman; Mrs werth, hospitality ‘chairman; Mrs. C. J. Ancker, program chairman; |: ‘| Mrs. M. B. McDonald, music chair-}:. assisted by members of their]
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members of the White Water Chap|ter at Richmond. Mrs. William
E. Lincoln will give the invocation
Mrs. Fred |
are under the direction of. Mrs: e-
man, ass. committees. ‘
Mildred Chance will spesk | ) members of the ‘International| - vel-Study Club ‘Federation “fol-| Joving dats asinaeh Reet TMs at 1A pR. WAV i .
and Mrs. Brewer T. Clary will pre- a {sent a memorial talk. ‘| Stuckey will lead the: ‘flag salute.’
Arrangements for the “Tincheon 4
- Mayor ‘Sullivan si Business. Women’s.
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“Civic Rodorsson Ti "
14, while - Miss president Ch,
Salona 1 Oct 8 to. : :
: Address. } y Night
“Mis. “John. Logan Marshall (eff), Clemson’ College, 8S. C., vice
“| president general of the National Society, Daughters of American Revoution, is the house guest of Mrs. James A. Sutherland : during her, + {.visit in Indianapolis. Mrs. Marshall apOke yesterday at a meeting of . }..the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, D
. As R., -and will talk at state.
Miss Helen Becker will entertain with a Junchyon today at her
home, 2459 College Ave., for her cousin, Miss Virginia Dr. and Mrs, David Ww. Fosler, 5718 N. Delaware St.
Robert D. Gruen, Indianapolis, son Cincinnati, will be married Oct. 14.
Guests at the luncheon with the bride-to-be and her mother will include’ Mesdames David C. Braden, Charles Krauss, William S. Allen, Charlés - Allen, Franklin Vonnegut and Mrs. Robert Murray, Toledo, O. Mrs. Vonnegut, the bride-to-be’s grandmother, gave a tea for the engaged couple recenfly at. her home, 4011 N. Pennsylvania St.
osler, daughter of Miss Fosler and of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gruen
a breakfast Sunday morning at the, Canary Cottage. Hostesses include the Misses Bettie Breech, Betty Jarre Mock, Eloise Foreman and Lucile Craigle. Guests will be the Misses Eileen’ Sweeney, Lila June Harms, Mary Janet Fehr, Mary Hull, Dorothy Jones, Winona Watson, Mary Bell, Ruth Fohl, Betty Brooks, Craw-
. I Eleanor
Guests included Messrs. and Mesdames George Vonnegut, -Theodore Vonnegut, David C. Braden, William S. Allen, Mrs. Krauss and the Misses ‘Lida Lewis, Pauline Vonnegut, Helen Becker and Louise Loomis, Karl Krauss and the bride-to-be’s parents. + Olen J. Seaman, who will be matron of honor at the wedding, ‘will entertain tomorrow aftSEngon. with a tea at her home at Harrison. Mrs. Earl Mericle, 1040 N. Delaware St. will give a china shower in Miss Fosler’s honor Tuesday.
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Miss Ruth J. Davis, daughter of " Mr. and Mrs. erman R. Davis, 375 Campbell Ave., will be honor guest at a bathroom shower being given for her tonight by Mrs. Ralph Hook at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hook in Crow's Nest. Guests will elude Mesdames
blesville, and Miss Ann derson. q
Vogel :8r.,, William D. Vogel Jr, Harry A. Weaver Jr., Paul A. Weir, Claude’ Wise and the Misses Julia Guess, Eleanor Seaman and Barbara Varin, *
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Miss Chloris Bell daughter of Mr. gu ds Fos CB Shoe mn be Oct. 14, will be entertained at
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fordsville; Miss Nancy Baker, No-| Ann Logan An-
“D.. A. R. gonvention next week.
Present Day
meeting of the PRESENT. DAY CLUB Monday-at the home of Mrs. A. L. Thurston, 2201 Carrollton:Ave. Mrs. Chic Jackson will be assistant hostess. ‘Mrs. Lloyd’s subject will be “Let's Talk Tea. » ;
© A’ program on “Know Your City” will ‘he conducted by Mrs. Fred D. Stiltz at the: opening meeting of the IRVINGTON COTERIE CLUB}. Monday. at the home of Mrs. Richard S. Orton, 5611 E. Michigan 8t. Assisting Mrs. Orton will be ‘Mes=| dames ‘Walter J. Palmer, Homer! Meek: and Arthur R+ Robinson.
Mrs. B. Li. Curry and Mrs. Harry N. White will be hostesses for the luncheon-bridge meeting of the C: I. H. N. CLUB Monday at the Curry home, 6797: E. 10th St.
“Mrs. Floyd I. McMurray will talk on “Education” at the meeting of CHAPTER P OF THE P. E. O. SISTERHOOD Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rosa F. Storer, 915 E. Maple Road, assisted by Mrs. Arthur M., McCommons.
Members of the: PROCTER CLUB will open their fall season Tuesday afternoon at thé home of Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher, 4225 Central Ave. Sister Esther, director of art at St. Marys of the, Woods, will speak to the group ‘and will assist in plan< ning a study of Catholic Art at a series of future. meetings. Mrs. E. B. Leppert is president.
Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson, wife of the former United States. Senator, will discuss “Social Life in Washington” at the meeting of the FOURTH WARD WOMAN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. R. B. Kelley, 535 5 36th
| St., will be hostess.
Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Josie Hall, Mary ‘Meek; Fred Payne, Agnes Todd and Date] MecMillen.
‘Plans for an “afisradon= jon and rush party on Sunday, Oct. 15, were discussed by members of the COLLEGIATE CLUB at a recent meeting. Miss Mary MeNutt, 5438 Lowell Ave., will be hostess tor the party at 3 o clock. Newly elected officers “are -Miss Cunningham, - “president; Miss Jean Folvey, vice president; Miss Betty Hile, secretary, and Miss Frances Bergan, treasurer. E
Pledge meémbers os the he PaNOY THAT CHAPTER O THE, SUBDEB CLUB of: Sorindge. High School - will be: entertained at ;a “Sloppy-Joe Supper” tonight the home of Miss Roberta H ton, 3627 Winthrop Ave, . © | Dick Carson,’ Alan ‘Genthie, Jo-
|ella Nearpass and Juhi. Jones and
Planning Rebekah Convention
and Pennsylvania Sta.
SR i Fok of the reception committee ue Sunday evening in the Trayertine Room of the
| vice president; ‘Mrs. M
| ningham: ‘| contact-art,: Mrs.
Ident of the : | Service Star Legion, will head dele-|| |eates oF Shs Jit 15 the national
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of George Denny. Speaks: Monday ¢ To Indianapolis Literary Club;
Group Will Meet
; Aine. topics which will be discussed at club meviings tonight, Monday and Tuesday will be tea, Catholic art, Washir local spots ‘of interest. Several social programs: George L. Denny will speak before members of the INDIANAPOLIS
; LITERARY CLUB Monday evening at their meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. His subject will be “Carl G. Fisher—
‘An Appreciation.” Mrs. John S. Lloyd will speak at a gram
n social life and “planned.
Dick Lefland will present the pro-
‘Pledge members are the Misses Matjorie Tangeman, Grace Blackwell, Edwina King, Joan Leigiber, Ann . Clawson, Betty Jane. Ewen, Thelma Stahl, Velma Stahl; "Wanda
| Powell, Mickey Cox, Emma Lou Red-
dick, Marian Black, -Betty - Densford, Jane Chapman, Natalie Smith, Ruth Pfleger, Jane Dawely, Rosemary Alberts and Helen Morrison.
Members of the OVER THE TEA(CUPS. CLUB will open their 50th annivérsary year at their President’s Day meeting Friday, Oct. 13, at the Propylaeum. A luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. with Miss Florehce I. Morrison as hostess. Mrs. W. D., Gatch will speak on "Holmes. of the Breakfast ‘Table. iy
Members of the FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB will open their year’s program with a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday, Oct. 13, at the Columbia Club. “Summer Réminiscences” will be the discussion. topic, president. Miss Roberta Bland, harpist, will play.
Miss Mary Lambertus will head the C. L. E. F. CHAPTER OF THE SUB-DEB CLUB following her election recently at the home of Miss Norma Oburn, 5920 Central Ave. Miss Oburn 'will be secrefary-treas-urer. Others who were present in‘eluded the Misses Wanda Scheiring, Joan Goldsmith and Jane Bastian,
Lunch Planned By Pen W Women
will observe President’s Day with
14, at the home of Mrs. John M. Williams. - Miss Mary, Matthews, ‘Purdue Uhiversity, and Mrs. Coe Botkins, Selma, will. be assistant hostesses. ‘In the receiving line will b& Mrs. william F. Rothenberger, president;
dent; Mrs. Effie Cunningham; first,
ner, sécond vicé president; Mrs. Susan R. Marsh, third vice president; Mrs. ‘Frank. N. Wallace, recording secretary; Mrs. E. H. Katterhenry, corresponding secretary; Nellie G. Owens, historian, and Mrs. iy T. McWhirter, parliamentar-
Mrs. Walter. Clow, Wabash, will discuss “Current Drama” and Austin Gillespie will play several trum|pet solos. Mrs, Rothenburger will
{preside at a meeting of the board | ‘fot directors at the conclusion of the <i program, . Discussions to be held in“clude: Programs, Mrs. .|Owens; year book, Miss Olive Inez
Nellie: G: Downing; contasts, Miss Marguerite
bulletin, | library, Mrs. Sangernibo; Sangernibo;. .mu-
i retary and, treasurer. il make, reporte.
} Service Star Togin | ; J Delegafes Announced|f | s K. McDowell, presi- {
- Mrs. Char) ‘Berry Chapter,
‘of the SARAH A.
Mrs. A. F.. Henley. is|
Fhe Indianapolis Branch of the ; League of Americah ‘Pen “Women ||
a luncheon at 1 p. m. Saturday, Oct.
‘Mrs. Emma Sangernibp, ‘state presi- : : et Bru-|{
Orndorff; membership, Mrs. Oliver |
|S. Guio; national Mrs. Cun- |
Presbyterians Plan Luncheon
Several Mittens. a shating Shy
{and social meeting are included in
activities this week and early next week of organizations affiliated with local churches. :
CIRCLE 2 OF hs TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will entertain at-a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday for members of the Ladies’ Associations at the church. Miss Margaret James, accompanied by G. O. Friermood, will sing. Mrs. F. B. Gaylord is Circle leader. = OUR LADY OF LOURDES YOUNG LADIES’ SODALITY will
‘hold a skating party at 8 p. ‘m.
Tuesday at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church rink, 901 N. Holmes St. Group officers who have ‘charge of the party include Miss Lois Clements, president; Miss ‘Rita Weidekamp, vice-president; Miss Mary ‘Helen Lyons, secretary, and Miss Ruth Galm, treasurer. :
‘Members of the. HOLY CROSS UNIT OF THE NATIONAL. COUNCIL OF. CATHOLIC. WOMEN will hold a social meeting onjeht aster church services. ait
Mrs. Mark Hyatt, 5600 E yt st will be hostess at a meeting Tuesday WAIN WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. ‘The Rev, Stanley Mahan. will have charge of a Bible study: hour at] 11 a. m. A business meeting will follow a covered dish ‘luncheon at ‘noon. : Mrs. John Askren : will be guest speaker. :
Pythian Sisters Elect
SOUTH ‘BEND, Ind, Oct. 8 (U. P.).~—Mrs. Nina: Mills of Marion
(was elected grand chief of the IndiPythian
ana Grand Temple of the Sisters recently. Other - officers : selected were Mrs. . Rockville, Mrs. Hettie McKittrick of Indianapolis, ‘Mrs. Madge Robertson of Salem, Mrs. Mary Burgess of New Market, Dorothy Agness of Royal Center, ‘Mrs. Zella M. Compton of Spiceland, Mrs. Elsie Brecheisen of Ossian, Mrs. Daisy ‘Brown . of Kokomo, Mrs. Mabel Samuels of Greensburg, Mrs. Gladys Gilfoy of Clinton, and Mrs. Nellie
Marki ing National Anniversary
‘The Indianapolis . Business and Professional Women's Club will give
a civic ‘banquet Thursday night: in ‘the Severin Hotel in observance of
"are the Advertising Club,
Cecelia Lee of
National Business Women’s Week, Oct. 8-14. ‘The, national anniversary commemorates “One Hundred Years of ‘Women's. Progress in the United
States.”
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, Mrs. Bonnie K. Robertson, Attics, former member of the Joost club
and past national officer, will speak. | Men's and women’s business: clubs of Indianapolis have been - invited. Mrs. Robertson was State B. PW N. tréasurer in 1928-29; state .presi-|’ ‘dent,: 1929-30; director ‘of the first|
Times Photo. Y Ruth M. Hoover, local B. .P. W,. and Miss Bertha, Cook look ‘on.
|Party Guests ‘Are Announced
Several : additional reservations .|have been received for the card party the Indianapolis Matinee
Mustoale is to give at 2 p. m, today in Ayres’ auditorium. They include those of Mesdames M. Clifford Townsend, Frederic M.
“| Ayres, Herbert-M. Woollen, J. Harry
Greens, Charles M. Martin, Frank. O. ‘Wilking, Roy ‘J. Pile; Frank B.
Mrs. ‘Myers at
‘North Central Regional Conference. :
held in 1930 in Gary, and national
vice president, 1931-33. .°. " The week's observance will close
‘|with an open house and tea. from
3-5 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 15, at ‘the club, Honor guests will be the 50 new members taken into the “club during the past year.
Women's clubs to be represented Chicago. The chapter.
at the dinner include the Altrusa, | Woman’s_ Department, Seventh, District Federation, Women’s Rotary, Indianapolis Women’s, Zonta, American Society of Woman Ac-
countants, ‘Indianapolis Council of
Women, Indianapolis Junior| League, Mutual Service Association, Women's ‘Research, Women's Press Club of Indiana, Cheer Guild, A. A. U. W,, Women Voters, Indianapolis branch »| State Assembly Women, -Na Association: of Women, Indiana Association of Lawyers.
Men’s groups. to. be. repr ted
merican Business Club, Caravan . ol, ‘American. Chemical Society, change Club, Gyro Club, Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Junie Club, |
Lions, Mesealor, Ol ub, Op-
Ki timist. Club, Purchasing Agen
|sociation, Rotary, Scientech. i,
Service Club, Universal Club, .Associated Employers of Indiana, In-
diahapolis Board of Trade, Indian-
apolis Real Estate Board, Merchants Association and the: Indianayols Bar Association.
Pierponts Fete Son . Mr. and Mrs, William L. Pierpont,
5443 Julian. Ave., entertained re-i:
cently in honor of their son, Billy, on his eighth birthday. ‘Guests included members of the family, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pierpont and Mrs. Iva Leonard, grandparents; Mrs. Blanche Marshall, an aunt, and
Whiteford of Aurora.
Riley Hospital League of
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‘Mrs.:Margaret Mysin, Greensburg, will be ‘official delegate of the Indianapolis’ ‘Zonta Club at the Region B conference of District 2, Zonta, ‘International, tomorrow and Sunday at, the Palmer House in Chicago.’ The Zonta Club of Oak
“Others from. Indianapolis ‘who will: attend are * the Misses Mae
‘Shields, ‘Anna B. ‘Feeley, Eva 'Y.
‘Wiles, : ‘and - Miss’ Louise Ross, ‘a guest of Miss Wiles.
Hunter, Will Butler, Ruth Glover, John .Kolmer, Vern C. Vanderbilt, Edward H. Enners, W..C. Smith, Edward Lawson, Nelle - Pietuor, Julius Tinder;, Steve ‘Radford, Dale
Zonta Meetingie W. C. Jackson, J. C. Houck,
H. Earle, June Baker and Wil‘liam ‘Herbert Gibbs. Others who have made Yeserva= tions are Mesdames 8. L. Kiser, Lucille Wagener, O. M./ Jones, Rob= ert W. Blake, George Dailey, James Cunning, Edward H. Shedd, Attia Mallott Martin, Howard Griffith, Herbert Tyson, J.” A. Warrender, william © Eisenlohr and Miss Emina
Doeppers _. Delbert. K. Boggs and 'Mrs, wrence atrick of Chi are the or guests of Mrs. Bere nard- Batty. The three women will attend: bai card party this afters hoon:
“De lioss Walker, associate editor |" .
of Liberty Magazine, will speak at the ‘ luncheon - meeting tomorrow.
His topic Nig be “Woman’s. Conto Social and Economic Change.” A business meeting in the TO will be followed by a Te-q
sbanquet: in, .the eve-] in
World { Order” at the Sunday morn-
br lich Ave. Croup "To Give Card Party
The English Avenue Mothers’ Chab of the: Indianapolis Free Kindergarten: Society will hold a card party: at 8p. m. tomorrow at the kindergarten: «Mrs Earl ‘Beasley heads the - “are
ents committee, assisted by|
Mrs: Bert: Hiland, tickets; Mrs. Oscar Halvin and Mrs. Roscoe Moose,
‘| publicity; Mrs. Dola Jackson, noti= cation, ‘and Mrs. Walter Butrum, prizes. *
Leah Spence: of thie Ind i; the, 1 lis club will talk on “A New{*
Poi eave FE or Conclave
Several piipils at the Ladyw School will leave this e Ladrwied attend the Student Journalists cone vention “tomorrow at Mundelein College in Chicago, They will as. Miss Marg ‘Dingley . and . Miss . Helen Rate Swartz, Indianapolis: Miss Marian Knecht, Muncie, and Miss Barbara Toolin and Miss Joan Millenbach, Detroit. Miss Lucille. Small, -in< structor in - physical education at Ladywood, will chaperon for the week-end. Included on the convention roe gram will be a discussion - of propae ganda led .by the Rev. Fr. Daniel A, Lord, 8. J, chairman of the meet= ing, and a session on technical phases or. Student journalism,
her daughter, Mildred, and Missi| a
Rosemary Albers.
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