Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1939 — Page 9
Clubs to Hear Discussion of
V aried T “opics Women of Concord” Is|}
Subject for Minervas.
Discussions of Memorials, poetry, the Guianas and early New England women will be presented we morrow afternoon at meetings of focal, women’s clubs.
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A progra cord,” including Louisa May Alcott .and Rose Howthorne Lane, will be presented. at the meeting of
an: autumn outing at Park. * Mrs. E.'S. Cummings will read the paper and responses to Troll call will be on ' “Interesting Characters from Miss Alcott’s Books.”
Mrs. Laura Craig Poland will dis- ||
cuss “What Poetry Does For One”
before members of the EPHAMAR | § LITERARY CLUB at the Riley Day |
program tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hiller, 138 E. 48th St.
Mrs. William Simmons will pre- ||
sent a monolog, “An Old Sweetheart of Mine” and Mrs. Lloyd Ink will give a sketch of Riley’s e.
Christopher B. Coleman will talk on “Memorials, Buildings and Mone uments” at the meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON UB tamorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. A. McCray, 2640 W. St.
\ Mrs! Frank Nessler will be hostess to members of the ELECTA CIRCLE at a luncheon at 12:30 p. morrow -in Catherine’s Tearoom,
“Mrs. Emma Scholl will speak on “British, Dutch and French Guianas” at the meeting. of members of the MANDALAY CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY CLUB following a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home - of Mrs. Frank White, 4564 Millers. - yille Road,
Mrs. John Starost, 1438 brandt St., will be hostess to bers of the BRITTANY CH. OF THE INTERNATIONAL AV-EL-STUDY CLUB for a covered dish luncheon and meeting tomorrow at her home,
Hembers. of the TRI LAMB CHAPTER OF THE SUB-DEB CLUB will meet at 7 o'clock | this evening at the home of Miss Mary Alice Gearns, 206 Parkview Ave.
‘Dr. Francis Brown will I *The Effect of Health on Behavior” before members of the MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE TERRACE AVENUE BRANCH OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY this afternoon in the classroom. Hostesses are M mes Oscar Campbell, Lisel Backes, ° W. Elsea and Paul Tubbs. | Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan will speak on “Parliamentary Law” before members of the ROBERTS’ PARLIAMENTARY LAW LUB Zollowing their monthly luncheon today at the Colonial Tearoom. Mrs W. A. Ferguson will preside. |
After the meeting, the group will} Riley|-
visit the James Whitcomb Home. Hostesses for the Heoiiny will be Mesdames Samuel V.
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Jems Ror meeting at 2:30 p. m. to=| ‘morrow. Music and a short talk by a{
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Priscilla Lane models a two-piece suit showing a fitted jacket: and flared skirt of wood brown’ flannel ‘accented with bands ‘of creamy ° beige. Her Scotch chapeau is of brown felt, while her loose gauntlets -
match the lighter shade.
JANE JORDAN
EAR JANE JORDAN-I suppose you never will print this letter but I hope you will answer it. It might save a home. To begin
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‘ent of "city “First Thin ‘162, tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Music
{Francisco World's
| 6oHo0L 1. ‘|p. m. The Mother's Chorus will sing.
“8 ‘x Wes nosing ott vewito |the school will be given by 8A mothlers and .served by 8A girls, ae dice | soHOOL 67 at 2:30 p.
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t Education class and Parent
community: fund speaker will com-
plete the program.
DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendschools, will speak ‘on gs First” at SCHOOL
will be furnished by pupils of Tech-|. nical High School.
SCHOOL 64 will hold a travelog at its meeting tomorrow at 2 p. m.
| Mrs. ey Wright, president, will
‘My Experiences at the San Fair,” and Herman Murray Riley, principal, will discuss his experiences in Europe while attending Oxford and Sor-
talk on
|bonne Universities. Dolls, laces and
other articles will be'shown, Ttose|Good attending the President's Day Luncheon of the Indianapolis Council will report on conferences attended. :
SCHOOL 66 will hold: 8 a tea, honoring the new principal, Miss Verena Denzler; and mothers new to the school, tomorrow at 3:15 p. m. A group of violin selections will be given by Baul Bernat.:
Mr Lola Hler, principal, will exgreetings ! to members of tomorrow at 2:15
|The Study. Club will meet Friday from 1 until 3 p. m. The topic of study iL ve the Red Cross
SCHOOL: 68 will open its meeting at 3:15 p. m. tomorrow. Music by the pupils, a short talk by a cummunity ‘fund speaker and a recep-|
. {tion for mothers new to the school will complete the program.
The JOYCE KILMER SCHOOL
169, will hold its meeting tomorrow
SCHOOL 61 will combine its Par-|Bi
be Firs Aid” given by
‘former | vear.
“ahs BiFst meeting © f SCHOOL 7s, will be held at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow. The Harmony Club will sing
and the Shildren, will present. a program. reception for Be and teachers ‘new to the school will follow.
Miss Maude Price, principal, win speak at SCHOOL 78, bn Bi
at 2:30 Pi m. A musical program and| de
a brief talk by a community fund speaker, will be followed by a tea, honoring mothers new to the school.
The Parent Education Group of
SCHOOL L, 80 will meet tomorrow
at 1:30 p. m. in the sewing room of the school. Plans for the year will|N. be discussed and diplomas for 1938be will be presented. Dr. Hagel H. Stevens of the Family Welfare Society will speak on ‘The Child's Need for Happiness.”
Mrs. Vivian Rankin, princi , will Speak on “The. Ethics of. ing a School Patron,” tomorrow Seren at 3. “g 0. 5 SCHOOL . A comm und representative will speak briefly.
SCHOOL 85 will hold a “Get Acquainted ” tea tomorrow at 3:15 p. m. Piano selections will be|7 played by Edith ‘Garrison.
Mrs. Vivian Marbury, principal, will welcome parents of - SCHOOL 87 at 3:16 p.m. tomorrow for their first “meeting. “Third grade children, directéd by Eleanor Bryant, will present a group of Riley poems and songs. A reception and tea for new teachers and parents new .to the: school will close the meeting.
The first Parent-Teacher meeting of SCHOOL 91 will be held in the
“Poetry” and will read some of her own poems. Installation of officers and group singing will complete the program,
The JOHN STRANGE P.-T. A.
at 7:30 p Twill
wil hate th et macing of tel
fall a at 8 p. m. the school. Mrs. James L. ray, J. Malcolm Dunn,
Clark and Charles Mt. Dawson wil
be honor § “Kurt
ua: The Rev. B EB Anderson will on “Young Lives in a Modern World” ne the’ ‘SPEEDWAY P.-T. A. metting at 7¢30 p. m, tomorrow.
D. Cory, -principal, will introdtice |
teachers at the school. Fathers of pupils ‘will be special guests. The school ~ ‘band, directed by Lincoln Northcott, will play.
The GARDEN CITY PARENTEDUCATION GROUP will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow’ at the home of Mrs. Herschel A. Hadley. Mrs. Loren ‘Daniel will have charge of he program, bY i
Judge ‘Wilfred Bradshaw of the Juvenile Court will talk on “Safeguarding: the Child” at a meeting at :30 p.m. iomafiow of the
CKVILLE pictures ‘will be’ shown.
Gordon Harker will show a safety : talk at a meeting of}
film and will - the BEN DAVIS GRADE P.-T. A. 3b 7:4 p. m.: fmoray in Din gymnasium. J. Malcolm speak on “Res Parent on the Child’s Attitude To ward ‘the School.” The gr group will hold ‘a Fall’ Festival. Friday, Oct. 13. Mrs. George the meeting. Mrs. Allen Swift. is
new chairman of the study. group, | .| with Mrs. Ott Miler as secretary.
Membeéfs of | the BRIDGEPORT P.-T. A. will meet at 8 p. m. Friday, at the school. Members of the program: committee include Dean Berry, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Wilson and Victor Menefee.
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I keep a clean home and try to make him understand that it.is up to him now to make the living. He would work if someone would give him a job. He is backward, I suppose, but what shall I do? I don’t want to leave him unless I thought it would make a man of him. I love children and can’t have them because he doesn’t make enough to depend on. Please, please help me, A WIFE,
' 8 8 8 ! : Answer—You have a hard problem, but so. has your husband.” Any
what the difficulty is. Your husband has no push. In other words, no ‘aggression. He will work if someone gives him a job, but he doesn’t know how to go-out and get one. . I doubt if you can help an unaggressive person by increasing his responsibilities or by punishing him for his failure to swing into ac= tion. The only thing you can do is to encourage him and build up his faith in himself. I know of no quick and easy way in which this can be accomplished. If your husband can see this problem clearly and realize that his wish to have a job given to him is a hangover from childhood when his needs were supplied by parents, it may help him, If you believe in his ability to break the jinx of passivity he might find it more stimulating than your effort to push him by leaving him. For your husband, encouragement may prove more powerful than * discouragement, JANE JORDAN.
Put your problems in a letter to Inve Jordan, who will answer your questions in this column-daily.
Hospital Guild Plans Benefits
Several iplers of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will sponsor benefits during the next few months to ‘aid the guild’s program for patients and nurses at the hospital. The Mother Unit, with Mrs. Raymond Herath as president, will sponsor a book review at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs.| ‘1d. BE. Andrews will review “The Old] Maid” (Edith Wharton). :
accompanied by Mrs. L. A. Helgesson. Mrs, E. C. Newman, ways and means chairman, is in charge of -|general arrangements, assisted ‘by Mrs. H. C. Cofield and Mrs. Morris
bur Doran, candy, and Mrs. Edwin Cassady and Mrs. Earl C. Maudlin. Mrs. Oscar Barnard is in charge of music. Mrs. Herath, hostess: chairman, will be assisted by the officers, | Mesdames Otis Kirkpatrick, H. I.. Coyner and Willard Gore. The: Children’s Cheer Unit will hold its annual card party -today in Block's auditoriuim. Other units have arranged benefits for next month. The following units| will hold monthly meetings in ‘the nurseshome work rooms this week: | Grace Methodist, today; Broadway Methodist and Perry Township, tomorrow; Temple Sisterhood Flower] and" Municipal Gardens Guild, Thursday; Tabernacle Presbyterian a Garden Guild, Friday. -
We Set Hanover Dance Dates for Semester
Times Special HANOVER, Oct. 10.—Dates for {formal dances of Hanover College fraternity and sorority - chapters | during the first semester of the year
Student Council.
: Dances will be: Phi Muy, Oct. 28; _|Alpha Delta Pi, Nov. 4; Lamba Ohi : Alpha, Nov: 11; Phi Gamma Delta, No.*18; Phi’ ‘Delta Theta, Nov. 25; YX Interfraternity, Dec. 2; Sigma Chi, -{ Dec. 8, and Beta Theta Pi, Jan. 13,
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