Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1939 — Page 6

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SOCIETY—

Clubs Plan

Colorful Prografi

For Week-End ‘Halloween Fetes.

Halloween parties planned by the town and country, clubs will add to the gaiety of the coming week-end. Invitations received today by Indianapolis Country Club members invite them to come out and gambol with the goblins on Saturday evening. Costume dress? “But definitely” says the bright orange invitations. Bob Mc-

Kittrick’s Orchestra will play

for dancing from 10 to 2

o'clock. A Witch Dance is set for midnight. The grand march will swing along at 11:30 and a bit of fortune tell-

ing will go with the Halloween frolic. The dancers at Woodstock on Saturday night probally will go

50-50 on the costume proposition.

Carl Taylor and his orchestra

from Dayton, O., will play for dancing.

Crystal Gazing on the Program

Madam Hawkins will do a bit of crystal gazing into the future for members attending the Highland Golf and Country Club party

on Saturday night. The party is Musical contributions will be offered nations dressed in native costumes.

called a ,Cavalcade of Nations. by representatives of 10 various An Uncle Sam will direct the

rhythms for dancing from 10 to the witching hour of 3 a. m. A buffet supper is to be served, beginning at 11:30 p. m. Prizes will

be awarded those wearing the best,

costumes. Two thousand prizes and 2000

funniest and most original

laughs are promised members

of the Meridian Hills Country Club at their frolic on Saturday eve ning. The general entertainment committee will be in charge. Children will be feted on Friday at their annual Halloween party. Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger heads the children’s committee, assisted by Mesdames William H. Walker, Russell W. McDermott and Richard T. Hill |

Children’s Party Saturday

.

Indianapolis Athletic Club members will hold their annual Hale Joween Supper Dance on Saturday night in’ the fourth floor ball-

room and children of members - will

be entertained at a Halloween

party from 3 to 5 p. m. the same day. Columbia Dance to Honor Purdue

Old Gold and Black Night will

be held at the Columbia Club

this Saturday night in honor of Purdue University students, grad-

‘ uates and friends. This is one of the year in honor of various Hoosier colleges. _ Illini band will play for dancing.

series of dances sponsored this Rex Maxfield and his

C. A. R. Will Give Farmer Party

“

Members of the Old Poy jcan Revolution will hold a fa

Society of the Children of the Amerrmer costume party and dairy dance

Saturday evening at the home of John Shirk Coffin, son of Mr. and

Mrs. - Kenneth D. Coffin.

Guests will attend the party dressed as farmers and farmerettes. Pumpkins, cornstalks, apples| and hay will carry out the farmer

theme in the decorations. |

Assisting Miss Jane Curry, C. A. R. president, with party arrangements will be the Misses Carolyn Jones, Alberta Fisk, Miriam

Fatout, Patricia Smith and Jean Bosson.

aids Philip Huston, John Holmes, and Alexander Taggart III. | Plans

The host will have as his William Rudy, Paul Wadleigh for the party were made at

a recent board meeting at Mr. Wadleigh’s home.

Propylaeum Dinner Set for Friday The Propylaesum will hold its first contract bridge dinner of the

winter season at 7 p. m. Friday. Mrs. rangements committee, assisted by M Gall and William Perry Hahn.

Fletcher Hodges heads the aresdames James Cunning, Albert

Teachers Plan Week-End Reunions

Old Home Week will be in full

sway this week-end when the

State’s teachers come to town for their annual meeting. Several groups are planning reunion luncheons for affiliated members who

will be here.

The Western College Alumnae Club will have a luncheon Friday noon at the Columbia Club. Visiting alumnae are to attend.

Reservations should be made with Mrs. P. W. Wessler.

The club’s

new officers include Mrs. Wilbur Appel, president; Mrs. Myron. McKee, first vice president; Mrs. Leonard Smith, second vice president; Mrs. Herbert Blinn, secretary, and Miss Betty Cring, treasurer.

Florida Season Opening Nears

A harbinger of the exodus to winter homes in the South comes this week with the various announcements of hotels opentng-1 for the

season in the Florida towns.

T.W-. A. Aid to Address Tri Delis:

Phi Theta Delta

Meets Tonight;

Delta Zeta Marks Founders’ Day

A dinner meeting, several founders’ day celebrations, a wiener roast, a Halloween party and several routine business sessions are planned for programs tonight and tomorrow for members of local Greek letter groups. W. R. Bunker of Transcontinental & Western Air Lines will address members of the INDIANAPOLIS ALLIANCE OF DELTA DELTA DELTA following«their dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Business and Profes-

sional Woman’s Club.

Miss Elizabeth Myers is chairman of arrangements, assisted by the Misses Elizabeth Akin, Jane Foreman, Katherine Zimmerschiel, Mrs. Dennis King and Mrs. Herman Porter.

Miss Joy Bettis will be hostess to members of BETA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA DELTA at a social meeting this evening at her home, 963 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place.

- Pledge services will be conducted by GAMMA CHAPTER OF EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA Sunday, Nov. 12, following a breakfast meeting. Plans for the services were completed recently at a meeting at the home of Miss Mary Howard. Guests were the Misses Esther Springman, Mabel Pleughe, Catherine Matsen and Christine Chapman.

Indianapolis alumnae of DELTA ZETA will celebrate Founders’ Day at a meeting at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. M. Henry Talbott, 5015 N. Meridian St. Miss Josephine Ready, Mrs. George A. Buskirk and Miss Charlyn Murray will be in charge of arrangements,

Members of BETA CHAPTER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA will hold a harvest party this evening at the) Hoosier Athletic Club. Miss Rosemary Linder and Miss Helen Turner will be in charge of arrangements.

The group will celebrate the 11th anniversary of its organization on Thursday evening at a dinner party at Catherine's Tearoom.

The INDIANA ALUMNAE CLUB OF PHI OMEGA PI will be guests

- Meridian St., Apartment 311, at the - meeting today at 7:30 p. m.

Members of ALPHA CHAPTER + OF OMEGA KAPPA will hold a : Founders’ Day dinner this evening ‘ at the Canary Cottage to mark the 11th anniversary of the organization. Mrs. Frank Spicklemire, toast- ' mistress, will review the sorority’s ‘ activities since its founding. Mrs. Fred W. Vogel. is general chairman . of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. : Garland Miller, Bilge will follow the dinner.

Members sof KAPPA CHAPTER

hold a wiener roast and bridge party this evening at the home of Miss Edith Myers, 106 N. Wallace : Ave,

i GAMMA CHAPTER OF ALPHA ‘ OMICRON ALPHA met’ for a] : luncheon at 12:20 p. m. today at i the Columbia Club.

Members ‘of GAMMA CHAPTER will enter-

this evening in the Woman’s Athletic Club. Mesdames Paul M. Cook, Claude R. Lehr, Roy L. Van Arsdall and Miss Hazel Monce will be hosesses.

Miss Agnes Cooling; 3316 Graceland Ave., will entertain members of LAMBDA CHI DELTA this evening at 8-o’clock at her home.

Mrs. Alex L. Taggart Heads Church Event

Mrs. Alex L, Taggart will be in charge of Women’s Association Day tomorrow at the Meridian Street Methodist Church, St. Clair and N. Meridian Sts. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. by Section 1, under the direction of Mrs. Edgar G. Henderson and Mrs, Fred G. Braden. Mrs. Nellore Concklin will lead devotions. Hostesses will be Mesdames Robert D. Armstrong, William E. Mick, Burke G. Slaymaker and William C. Otto. A business meeting and .social hour will follow the luncheon.

Party Chairman

The Indianapolis Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta will hold a good fellowship breakfast at 7:30 a. m. Friday at the Hotel Lincoln in conjunction with the meeting of the Indiana State Teachers’ Association here this week. Miss Helen Loeper (above) heads the arrangements committee, assisted by the - Misses Belle Schofield, Gladys Teel and Virginia Cravens.: Miss Jessie Russell of the School 61 faculty will review her experi-

lain Suckls & * Haloween Pty

ences while on the World FederaTo South America,

An Cruise to

1. Mrs. J. H. Wilson was Miss

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Parties Honor

Brides-to-Be

Autumn brides-to-be are coming in for their share of attention as showers and parties are squeezed in between show openings, dances and football games, as well as the allimportant fittings and trousseau shopping. Miss Martha Louise Cook, whose marriage to Charles S. Rennard will be Friday, Nov. 3, will be honored tonight by her maid of honor and bridesmaid at a kitchen shower. Mrs. J. D. Huesing, who will be bridesmaid for the wedding, will be hostess at her home, 1303 N. Denny St., assisted by Miss Mabel Cook, who will be her sister's maid of honor. Decorations will be carried out in blue. Guests will include Mesdames Walter Cook, S. J. Bennard, Dorothy Atkins, George Gille, John De Lora, A. J. Huesing, Luther Symons, Dwight Morgan, Charles Ashcroft, Richard Pier, Homer Shields; the Misses Gertrude Fox, Margaret Jones, Doris Griffith, Dorothy Cook, Sarah Cook, Lucille Rennard and Ruth Cradick. 2 = =o A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Kathryn Brauer will be held this evening at the home of Miss Virginia Wheeler. Miss Brauer’s marriage will be Saturday to Ralph W. Hohl. Guests will include Mrs. R. E. Brauer, mother of the bride-to-be. Mesdames Howard Averitt, Robert Davis, Fred Neiman, John Duncan, Kenneth Carsons, Bruce Brandt, Herbert Lee, Robert Caskey; the Misses Jane Wheeler, Doris Driggs and Marion Newmeier. Miss Dorothy Tyre and Mrs. Don Demaree will asgist the hostess. ” » 8

Miss Mary Frances Kennedy, who will become the bride of Clarence J. Rode Thursday in Holy Name Catholic Church, was entertained last night at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Irene Clements, 1509 Main St., Beech Grove. Assisting hostesses were Miss Helen Busald and Miss Mary Frances Faust. Attending the party were Mesdames Leo G. Clements, Phil Seyfried Jr., Conrad Zimmermann Jr., Albert Huck, Jason Wolfenburger, Paul Kitsko, Sam Busald, Ed Whitaker, Bud Kumpart, Mary Ann Parsons, R. E. Kennedy; the Misses Louise Gentry, Anna Louise Reibel, Betty Renner, Helen Kafouros, Mary Roach, Agnes Roach, Rosemary Dolan, Florence Thibo, Gladys Thibo, Loretta Busald, Alice Kumpart, Frances Clements and Mrs. Carl Niegh of Muncie. 2 2 2

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. iieidt, 4058 College Ave. left last night for St. Petersburg, Fla., to attend the wedding of their son, Eugene Heidt, and Miss Marjorie Sellers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sellers of St. Petersburg. The marriage will be at 10 o’clock Thursday morning at St. Petersburg.

Miss Eleanor Betterly has been chosen as maid of honor for| the wedding of Miss Lucille Coyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coyne, 1421 Finley Ave. and Donald R. Reachert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reachert, 1238 Hiatt St. The wedding will be Nov. 4 in the North Methodist Church. Miss Johanna Thomann will be bridesmaid and Claude Coyne, the bride-to-be’s brother, will be best man. Ushers will include Fred Jobusch and Harold Hollard. Joyce Edwards will be flower girl.

First Lady Chooses Wasp-Waist Gowns

NEW YORK, Oct. 2¢ (U. P.).—

effect.

she selected yesterday was a dinner dress of gold lame with long sleeves and a tightly shirred front. A clip of

point of the V-neck.

lame, a gown of white faille satin and a gold striped princess gown. For street wear she chose a woman’s suit of Chinese Ming blue with a Persian lamb tuxedo collar and a black rayon crepe dress with a red lame vest and braid down the front.

Miss Hensley Hostess

Miss Emily Hensley will entertain members of the Emera Club Friday

Embry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "Embry, before her marriage Sept. 10. (Kindred

The most striking of the gowns g

gold and rhinestones was set at the 3

Mrs. Roosevelt also selected an|f§ evening gown of rose pink and silver|#

Magdalene

(Kindred Photo.)

at the Athenaeum. The French film, “Le Mioche,”. title of “Forty Girls and-a .Baby,”

State Womens® Leader Speaks

tive chairman of the American As-

spoke this afternoon to the’ legislative section of the local :branch at

en’s Club. A tea honoring the state executive followed. Miss Gibbart outlined the national legislative agenda. Mrs. Robert M. Lingle poured at the tea. She was assisted by Mrs. Leslie M. DeVoe and Miss Bertha Leming. Mrs. Charles O. Peake was in charge of arrangements.

Church Board Will Convene

The program for the annual meeting of the Indiana Council of Church Women will be discussed at 10 a. m. tomorrow by the organization's board at the Y. W. C. A. The annual meeting will be held Jan. 28, 30 and 31 at the First Baptist Church in conjunction with the State Pastor’s Conference. Mrs. Asa Hoy, program chairman, will present an outline of the annual meeting program. Dr. C. A. McPheeters, program chairman for the pastors’ conference; Mrs. Hoy and their committee aids have arranged a program to include seminars on the seven fields being promoted by the National Adult Movement. They are: Personal faith and experience, Bible in life, community issues, major social problems, the church its out-reach and world relations and family relations. Mrs. B. S. Abernethy, professor at Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., will conduct the seminar on- personal faith and experience. She also will speak at the woman’s meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Roberts Park Methodist Church. This meeting will ‘be followed by a dinner for both men and women at which time the officers of the State Pastors’ Conference and the Councill will be presented.

On Con Moto Program

Miss Marian Laut, pianist, and Mrs. William J. Goory, contralto, pres sented the program for the’ guest musicale of the Con Moto. Club.today in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Mrs. G. Paul McCord accompanied Mrs. Goory. Miss Laut is a member of the faculty of the’ Arfhur Jordan Conservatory of Music.

2. Miss Marjorie Zeltmaler and Raymond J. Kafoure were married Sept. 4. Mr. and | Joan Marie VanBenten before her marriage Sept. 7. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Kafoure are at d Herman VanBenten. (Stanley Photo.)

Miss Mary Gibbart, state legisla-

sociation of University -.- Women,

the Business and Professional Wom-

Miss Laut, Mrs. Goory

home in

Indianapolis.

400 to Attend Season's First Filmarte Program Tonight; Dancing, Supper Also Planned

Four hundred members. and: guests of the Filmarte Guild will attend the opening presentation. of the organization's second season tonight

released: in this country under the will be followed by dancing to the

music of Art Berry and .his orchestra. A buffet table and sandwich

bar under the balcony will be a special attraction of the late evening “theater supper.” © Greeting Guild subscribers and their guests in the foyer will be members of the reception committee, including Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee, chairman; Mesdames Henry C. Atkins Jr., Charles C. Martin, Virginia - Moorhead Mannon, William Macgregor Morris, Carl B. Sputh, Robert H. Tyndall and Miss Helen Coffey. They will be assisted by the Guild’s charter members. Theater Parties Arranged In one party arranged for the first performance are to be Mrs. Raymond P. Van Camp, Mr. and Mrs. George Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lazarus and Mrs. Russell W. Johnson, Mrs. George J. Garceau will have at her table Drs. and Mesdames G. W. Gustafson, Horace M. Powell and Harold M. Trusler. With Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer will be Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Gallahue. Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Crom will see the film together. Another group will include Miss Coffey and her mother, Mrs. John W. Coffey; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wright Jr., Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt, Mrs. James Cunning, Frederick C. Albershardt and James Cunning Jr. M. and Mme. Dimitri Chamilovitch will have at their table Mrs. Thomas J. Gray, Mrs. C. W. Weathers and Miss Martha A. Gill. New Subscribers Listed Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Estabrook and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cole 'will- attend the performance together, as will Mr. and Mrs. Harry JD. Case and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wells. With Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Efroymson will be Miss Gertrude Feibleman. Mrs. Charles A. Greathouse Sr. will be the guest of Miss Claribel Moore. Reservations also have been made by Dr. and Mrs. Bert E. Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Kern, Mrs. P. O. Power and her ‘son, Richard Power; Mr. and Mrs. Max J. DeVietien, Mesdames Rosamond Van Camp Hill, R. Norman Baxter, Ralph Spaan, F. A. Montrose, H. S. Hanna, Harry S. Glickman and Messrs. Theodore Severin and Norman E. Titus.

Christian Mothers’ Group.to Give Party

"Members of the October Group of the Christian Mothers’ Society of Sacred Heart Catholic Church will sponsor a luncheon and card party at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Hall, 1500 S. Meridian St.

O. F. F. to Entertain

Members of the O. F. F. Club of Shortridge High School will eniertain with a.Halloween party Thursday evening. Plans for the party were made at a meeting last night at the home of Miss Shirley Vale, 2820 N. New Jersey St.

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in buy-|(f# ing several new additions to her|i @ winter wardrobe, has selected models|§ = featuring the fashionable wasp-waist | &

gomplsting details of .the

evening = 8 Pelock at the Colonial

Help Arrange Halloween Fete

Times Photo.

Mrs. Donald E. Schick : (left) ‘and Mrs. Herbert Haag are among members of the St. Joan of Arc. Women’s LI who are busy today

Halloween. Zrolic to be sponsored tonight at

3. Mrs.

{native Alaskan,

James Robert McKinney was Miss

Group Honors National Head

Mrs. Joseph B.. Hutchinson : of Philadelphia, Pa., was. honor guest today at the semi-annual luncheon meeting of the Indiana Society. of Colonial Dames at the Woodstock Club. Mrs. Hutchinson: is national president. . ) Other guests included Mrs. Peter Lee’ Atherton, vice president of the Kentucky ‘Society; Mrs. Wilson Cochran, Louisville; Mrs. Earl Galbraith, president of the Ohio group; Mrs. Henry Pogue and Miss Blanche Alter of Cincinnati; Mrs. Leslie Dana, president, and Miss Ettie A. Jordan, vice president of the Missouri unit, St. Louis; Mrs. George B. Miller and Mrs. Loyal Durand, Milwaukee, and Mrs. John Crerar and Mrs. Robert G. Peck, Chicago. Mrs. Oscar N. Torian is president of the Indiana Society.

Churchwomen To Keep Busy

A state conference of a missionary society, annual installation of officers at a communion breakfast, the first of a series of card parties and a costume party are included among activities this week and Sunday for members of organizations affiliated with local church congregations,

A talk by a guest speaker and installation of officers are planned for the annual communion. breakfast of members of the MOTHER THEODORE CIRCLE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA Sunday morning at the Claypool Hotel. Members will assist at the 7:30 a. m. mass at St. John’s Catholic Church. and will receive Holy Communion in a body before the breakfast.

Mrs. Charles L. Barry, diocesan president of the National Council of Catholic Women, will speak. The Rev. Fr. August Fussenegger will give the invocation. Officers who will be installed include Mrs. Charles Grammar, regent; Mrs. Frank Jones, vice regent; Miss Anne Hurley, recording secretary; Miss Mary Kerins, financial secretary; Mrs. John M. Griffin, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Prather, monitor; Mrs. Louis Feldman, custodian; Miss Evelyn Stack,. chancellor; Miss Bettie Woe, first guide; Miss Mary M. Ryan, second guide; Miss Harriette White, inside guard; Miss Eileen White, outside guard; Miss Frances M. Steidle, trustee; Miss Marie O’Connor,. scribe; Miss Mary A. Bower, banner bearer, and Miss Mary Agnes Keller, musician.

' Children of ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC SCHOOL will sponsor a costume party and penny social at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the school, 1105 Blaine Ave. A prize will be given for the most attractive costume. Women of the Assumption Catholic Church will present the first in a series of card parties at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. in the school basement. Mrs. R.. Weigand and Mrs. T. Fritz are co-chairmen of arrangements. :

Members of the LADIES’ AID SOCIETY OF THE SECOND EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH will sponsor a bazaar and supper at 5 o'clock Thursday evening in the church at Shelby and Pleasant Sts. The program is open to the public, ZL :

Five Indianapolis women will re-

os

{port at the Indiana Conference con-

vention of the WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY today and tomorrow in Rushville on the national convention they attended. The five are Mrs. L. T. Freeland, conference society president; Mrs.

sponding secretary; Mrs. ‘E, W. Stockdale, in charge of young people’s work, and Mesdames Ross Beem and Charles E, Smith. Mrs. Titus Lowe, honorary vice president and wife of the bishop of the Indianapolis area, and Mrs. J. H. Smiley, district president, will also speak. Indianapolis deaconesses will be presented by Mrs. P, E. Powell. The Rev. J. Gordon Gould, will deliver an address. # Mrs. Russell J. Sanders reviewed “Again the River” (Stella A. Mor= gan) this afternoon in the BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN = CHURCH. Women of the church sponsored the: review. Tea followed. Committee members in charge included

| Mesdames William F. Swope, O. H. i Ore no x "TY ne. #

John P. Robinson, conference corre-|

. TUESDAY, ocr. 24 1939

Lectures Top ‘Programs for Local Women

And ‘Building’ Are - Topics.

cluding South America, tax bills and building, several luncheons and a benefit card party, are among programs scheduled for meetings tomorrow of women’s clubs. Mrs. J. S. Bates will talk on “Physical South America” before members. of the ZETATHEA CLUB following a covered-dish luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. A. Butler, in Beech Grove. Mrs. Ettie Rupe Ford will talk on “Chile.” Mrs. H. D. Merrifield will be assistant hostess.

Mrs. John J. O’Brien, 19 E. Orange St., will be hostess to members of the CHILDREN’S SUNSHINE CLUB OF SUNNYSIDE at their meeting tomorrow.

Mrs. John D. Case will discuss “Building for the Centuries” at the

. |meeting of INTER NOS CLUB after

dessert luncheon tomorrow at 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. E. L. Carr, 1202 N. Oakland Ave. Mrs. Bruce L. Kershner will lead the club discussion on “The Desert Shall Blossom as the Rose.”

Anderson Ketchum, state budget] director, will talk on “Our Tax Bill” at the meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs. A. A. Dunn, 410 Buckingham Drive. Miss Elizabeth Bradford will be assistant hostess. Mrs. Frank Munro will be in charge of the Bible lesson.

Members of the ARTEMUS CLUB will sponsor a benefit card party tomorrow afternoon in Banner-White-hill’s auditorium. Mrs. Frank Freers is chairman. Proceeds will go to ‘the Indianapolis Day Nursery.

Mrs.. Petrache Velesscu will address members of the MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the Colonial Tearoom. Mesdames Claude Daugherty, W. T. Tyres, James Wilson and G. W. Thompson will be hostesses.

Mrs. Alva Shake will entertain members of the HAWAIIAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB tomorrow at her home in New Bethel. Mrs. Claude Crum and Mrs. Olin Hardy will assist the hostess.

Members of the SUNSHINE CLUB will be guests of Mrs. E. R. Harden, 27 S. Belle View Place, at a luncheon meeting tomorrow at her home.

Mrs. Nell Pierson will be in charge of the program at the meeting of the DORCAS CLUB following a luncheon at ! o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Harrison, 3917 Graceland Ave. Mrs. Fred Techentin is in charge = Jestioners Guild work of the club.

Miss Ida Conner will speak to members of the BROOKSIDE KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS’ CLUB following a covered dish luncheon at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow at the kindergarten.

The COLONIAL BOSTON CHAPTER of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, INC. will meet at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the Marott Hotel. The group will attend a lecture at 2 p. m. in the Indiana World War Memorial following luncheon.

Hostesses will include Mesdames E. G. Bumgardner, C. H. Luft, Charles G. Sanders, Carl Harper, A. I, Carney and Ruth Glover. Gilbert Forbes, WFBM news commentator, will talk at the joint meeting of I. T. S. C. chapters.

game Nov. 10 at the Coliseum have

is sponsoring the box seat sale. Reservations include those of

Meyer, Blaine Miller &r., L. J. Miller, William Mooney Jr., ‘Clemens C. Mueller, William Henley Mooney, william Macgregor Morris, William Munk, Carl McCamm, Bert McCammon, Myron McKee, Frank McKinney, Edwin McNally, Thomas Neal, Howard - Nyhart, Vance Oathout, Perry E. O'Neal, Kurt Pantzer, George L. Parry. Verne M.— Ray, C. N. Reifsteck, S. W. Rhatican, Henry D. Ridgley, E. H. Risser, C. K. Robbins, Charles A. Robertson, Conrad Ruckelshaus, James Ruddell, Stanley Shipnes, A. J. Smith Jr., Ray F. Sparrow, Robert W. Spiegel, W. E, Steinbarger, Samuel Sutphin, L. L. Swartz, Donald Test, L. R. Thomas, George Hoster, Leon Desautels, Alex Thompson. John Tuite, C.D, Vawter, Carl

Married Aug. 12

Kindred Phéto. Mrs. Evelyn Taylor has announced the marriage of her daughter, Marjorie Jane, to Joseph D. Price Jr. of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Price were married

‘South America,’ ‘Taxes’|

Lectures on varied subjects, in-||

Aug. 12. in 3

They are now at home |

~ Fall Bride

Ayres Po Mrs. Leon Frank was Pettye Epstein, daughter of Mia Ida Epstein, before her marriage Oct. 8 at the Columbia Club,

E ete Children At Methodist

A meeting of the White Cross ‘Guild executive board and a Halloween party: for - children at the Methodist Hospital are activities - scheduled for tomorrow by Guild members. Miss Emily Mae Johnson, director ‘of the Indianapolis Theater and Radio School, will present a group of her pupils in a play, “The Golden Fan,” as entertainment for the Halloween party tomorrow afternoon for patients on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children’s floor. The White Cross Children’s Cheer Guild will be hostess group. Children who will take part in the production include the Misses Joan Robertson, Virginia Black, June ‘Jones, Glinda Jones, Patricia Stutz, Patricia Anne Siford, Cecelia Williamson, Opal Marie Studebaker and Sarah Goodwill. Miss Esther Anne Fuller will presént a reading. Mrs. John Ebner is chairman of arrangements, assisted oy Mrs. C. L, Rothermel and Mrs. Adolph Schernekau. Mrs. Arthur Vehling and Mrs. L. S. Engmark are in charge of making favors. Members of the exechtive board will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the nurses’ home. Final instructions will be prepared for those ‘assisting with the annual party for parents of babies born in the hospital. The parents’ party is to be Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

League to See Film ‘Why Let Them Die?”

A talking slide-film on birth cone trol, “Why Let Them Die?” will be shown at the annual meeting of the Maternal Health League of. Indiana at 12:30 p. m., Nov. 3, at the Claypool Hotel. The film depicts the ‘social, economic, religious and medical aspects of birth control as presented by educators, physicians and religious leaders. : Speakers who appear in the film include Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor, Riverside Church, New York; Dr. Robert L. Dickinson, sece retary, National Committee on Mae ternal Health; Dr. Hannah kK M., Stone, medical director, 16th Bureau Birth Control Federation of America; Dr. Henry Pratt Fairchild, professor of sociology, New York Unie versity, and Rabbi Sydney E. Goldstein, chairman of the committee on Marriage, the Family and the Home, Central Conference of American

Rabbis. Dance Set for Nov. 15

The Young Women’s Democratio Club of Marion County will give its

lannual dance at the Indianapolis

Athletic Club Nov. 15.

Three-Fourths of Box Seats For Coliseum Ice Hockey Game Nov. 10 Reported Reserved

More than three-fourths of the available box seats for the ice hockey

been reserved, according to Thomas

L. Neal, chairman of the Civic Theater’s Ice Hockey Committee, which

Governor and Mrs. M. Clifford

Townsend, Messrs. and Mesdames James S. Marlowe, Francis W,

Wallerich, E. F. White, William A, Bowen, C. E. Whitehill, Phil Wile liams, Russell Williams, Albert Shouse, R. J. McCullough, W. R. Adams, David . Andrews, Fred G. Appel, Earl Barnes, M. Crosby Barte lett, W. E. Blackburn, August Bohe leh, C. Harvey Bradley, Raymond D. Brown, Paul Browning, Lewis C. Burnett. Joseph E. Cain, James Carr, Nileg Chapman, William E. Clauer, Ere nest Crutch, George Desautels, C. C. Dibble, Francis W. Dunn, Ralph E, Duncan, Irving Fauvre, Paul Fisher, Perry Meek, Russell Fortune, Larnell Fisher, George Fotheringham, Otto Frenzel, Mortimer Furscott, William Canin, ‘Melvin Good, W. F. Green. + John 'Guedelhoefer, William Grif fith, Charles H. Hammond, Edward H. ‘Hilgemeier, George Hilgemeier, Frank Hoke, Henry Holt, J. L. Hyatt, I. G. Kahn, Thomas Kaufman, Hal Keeling, R. Emmett Kelly, Norman Kevers, John Kinghan, David M. Klausmeyer, Paul Laymon, Wallace O. Lee, John A. Lindgren, Marvin Lugar, P. R. Mallory, Garth Marine, The Misses Jane Adams, Helen Coffey, Hilda Hibben, Eldena Lauter, Irving Moxley; Mrs. Edward Dean, Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill, Messrs. A. J. Altorfer, Max Boyd Apple, C. L. Brinkworth, William F, Comer, Merritt Harrison, C. W.

|Leinis, Francis Loy, L. F. Malcolm,

Guy Moore, W. A. Smith, Louis Swietzer, Arthur Wertz, Joseph L. Williams, Drs. and Mesdames Russell Sage, Harry B. Jones, G. W. Gustafson and C. B. Bohner. Reservations are being made at the Civic Theater Ice Hockey office, 107 Insurance Building.

Mrs. George Fotheringham today announced that additional tryouts ‘will be held Wednesday at 4 p. m. for children’s parts in “Radio Rescue,” the first presentation this year of the Children’s Civic Theater. The Suditiohs on be held in the Civic