Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1939 — Page 18

Christamore Society to Sponsor Opening Chatterton Performance.

The Christamore Aid Society will sponsor the open-

ing performance of “Tonight

We Dance,” starring Ruth

Chatterton, Nov. 20 at English’s Theater. Mrs. E. E. Gates Jr. is general chairman for sponsorship of the play with Mrs. Dudley Pfaff as her assistant. Committee aids were announced at a meeting yesterday. Proceeds go to carry on the Society’s activities at the Christamore House and the Christamore Country

House. Assisting the general chairman

will be the Mesdames Reily G.

Adams, Jean Black, George Parry, Erwin Vonnegut, Jeremian

Cadick, Keyes W. Atkins, John B.

Washburn, William C. Griffith,

Miss Irving Moxley-and Miss Margaret Ann Clippinger. : Christamore Aid Society officers. are Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr, president; Mrs. William C. Atkins, vice president; Mrs. William C. Bertermann, secretary, and Miss Frances Kearby, treasurer. “Tonight We Dance” is by Marcella Burke and Gladys Unger and

is staged by Auriol

The scenes for “Tonight We Dance” are

laid in an adobe ranch house near Santa Barbara, Cal, and the

play concerns the do: two young daughters and son.

tic affairs of the star, her husband and their

South American Movies Scheduled Mrs. A. L. Rice will show moving pictures of South America tomorrow at a meeting of the Southern Club Auxiliary. Mrs. George T. Wheldon will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Robert Bracken,

Frank M. Cantwell and F. E. Turner.

arranged the program.

Mrs. Toner M. Overley

Mrs. Samuel J. Mantel was hostess at tea yesterday afternoon

for her assistants in the 1940 Red Cross Roll Call. chairman of a section in the residential division.

Mrs. Mantel is Guests included

Mesdames C. A. Wacker, C. E. Carter, Frank Seidensticker, L. M. - Merrill, Albert F. Lauck, Charles L. Nicholson, Wallace Clark, Claude A. Potts, R. W. Pitcher, O. C. Chesborough, William H. Archer, Guy

Morrison and E. Kirk McKinney.

Among Comings and Goings Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Peet and

daughter, Elizabeth Jean, and

Mrs. M. E. Burkhart have returned home after a week's visit in New York. . .. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hackerd and daughter, Dana, will

go to Fulton, Mo., this week-end to Woods Junior College for Women, Jean, is a senior. . . . Mr. and Mrs. New York.

Douglas Town Hall Speaker

‘ Lloyd C. Douglas, author, who Galatea” at the Town Hall lecture

11 a. m. in the English Theater by Robert Lyons.

attend “Dad’s Day” at William where the Hackerds’ daughter, W. A. Jamieson are visiting in

will talk on “The Release of Saturday, will be introduced at A luncheon will

follow in the Columbia Club. Seated at the speakers’ table at luncheon will be Messrs. and Mesdames Lyons, Frederick Surber and Carl McCann, Messrs. Victor Seiter, James R. Thomas, Louis S. Binkley, James A. Miller, George C. Buck and Robert A. Adams.

Civie Play Aids Named

Edward G. Steinmetz Jr. director of the Civic Theater, today named committees to assist with the production of “Night Must Fall,” the second play of the theater's season. The play, a psychological murder drama by Emlyn Williams, will open Saturday, Nov. 11, at the playhouse and will continue through Nov. 16. -The Civic plays usually open on Friday night but this production will open one night’ later because of the hockey game on Friday night at the Coliseum. The Civic Ice Hockey Committee is sponsoring the box seat sale for

this event.

Committees for the play include Mrs. Garth Marine,

chairman

of costumes, assisted by Mesdames Robert Walker, George Walker, Russell Spivey, J. D. Sparks, Thomas Maluy and R. T. Hill. Mrs. Richard Bunch is arranging furniture and decorations with the help of Mesdames Bernard Moore, Henry L. Best, Arthur Loftin and Thomas Hood. Hand props committee members are Mrs. H. B. Pelham, chairman, and the Mesdames Arthur Herrington, Carl Mote, Henry

Todd and Miss Mary Dyer.

Mrs. E.

H. Adriance designed the sets.

Plan Parties for Doris VanHorn; Parents Will Honor Sarah Akin; Frances Leonard Shower Guest

These youngsters do not need a stage setting for their version of “Babes in Toyland.” They are playing with toys to be displayed at the annual Book and Toy Exhibit at Ayres’ auditorium next week. The American Association of University Women is sponsor of; the event. Left to right are Emilie Joann Kohlstaedt, daughter of Mrs.

Homemakers Open Session

The Marion County Homemakers’ Association was to open its two-day 12th annual achievement program this afternoon at the Indiana World War Memorial. Mrs. Nellie Warren, who recently returned from a trip to China and Japan, was to speak on “Oriental Vignettes.” :

Included on the program are reports of the year’s work in the 28 member clubs, a talk on the international situation by Frank R. Hall of the Purdue University faculty and music by several high school groups. New members were to be honored at a tea this afternoon. Work of club members will be on display. The Irvington club, headed by Mrs. J. E. Dickerson, was to be hostess for today’s program. The Homemakers’ Chorus was to sing under direction of Charles Geyer. A string ensemble from Warren Central High School was to provide music for the tea. Mesdames George Smart, Bertha Minnick and Emory Eaton were in charge of tea arrangements. Reports of club presidents and committee chairmen are to be made tomorrow morning. Chairmen who will speak include Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser, project training meetings; Mrs. C. B. Coyner, music; Mrs. Ray Trefz, State Fair exhibit; Mrs. Ro . McMillin, canning exhibit; Mrs. Herbert Resener, 4-H lunch; Mrs. Oscar Forsyth, club program,

June, they say, is “the month of brides, but November is giving it a{and Mrs. Lee Rasmussen, finance. race for the title. Many weddings are set for Thanksgiving and many| Prof. Hall of the department of

are scheduled for this week-end and next. Several brides-to-be have chosen attendants. Miss Doris Louise VanHorn, daughter of Mr. and

by the score.

Parties are being planned Mrs. Roy C. Van-

Horn, 4135 Carrollton Ave. is one of the young women who have se-

lected attendants for her wedding Nov. 18. She will become the bride of Alexander S. Pollock, Flint, Mich. Miss Dorothy Bell, Lafayette, will be maid of honor and the bride-tgroom-to-be’s brother, Stuart Pollock, Warren, O., will be best man. Miss VanHorn will be, feted at a series of prenuptial parties and showers. : Miss Mary Schneider will entertain Monday with a crystal shower at her home, 4144 Carrollton Ave. Next Thursday Miss Bell will give a luncheon at the Columbia Club and that night Mrs. Clyde Robinson ‘will give a shower and dinner party at her home, 6251 N. Delaware St. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Alexander will |be hosts at a dinner party Fri- | day. Nov. 10, at the Indianapolis *| Athletic Club. | Miss Betty Firth and Mrs. James | N. Firth will honor the bride-to-be with a linen shower Saturday, Nov. | 11, at their home, 2702 N. Talbot | Ave. Mrs. James K. Northam will | be hostess on Sunday, Nov. 12, with | a tea at her home, 910 E. 46th St. | 2 8 = : | Miss Sarah Elizabeth Akin, whose marriage to Dr. Howard H. Marks, | Huntingburg, will be Saturday in | the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will be honor guest with her fiance at a | bridal dinner tomorrow night at | the home of her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. R. W. Akin, 4616 N. Pennsyl- | vania St. | Guests at the buffet style dinner. | preceding the wedding rehearsal at | the church, will include the bridal | couple and Mr. and Mrs. Akin, the | Rev. Stewart Hartfelter and Miss . Leona Hartfelter, Greenfield; Miss : Anna Coffman, Sullivan, maid | of honor; Miss Marie Hixon Davis, ' Bl n, bridesmaid, and her mother, Mrs. Herbert Davis; Milton Marks, who will be his brother's pest man; Merrill Marks, another brother of the bridegroom-to-be; W. J. Akin, New York, the bride-to-be’s brother; Dr. Robert Vandivier and Tom Donnelly, Sullivan, all ushers; Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Vandivier, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Nay and Mr. Robert Henderson, Chicago. : : ® ” ” Miss Margie Leonard will entertain with a: personal shower tonight

at her home, 4516 E. Washington| :

" St., in honor of her sister, Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William

and Claribel Rogers will be hostesses at their home, 5861 Broadway.

Guests will “include Mrs. C. F. Inlow, Shelbyville, aunt of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Orville T. Fox, Frank Sisson, Warren Moberley, H. A. Connolly, LeRoy Cummings; the Misses Alyce Duke, LaVonne Pond, Helen Hungerford, Martha Cox, Harriet Schoelch and Mrs. John R. Browne Jr., Marion.

2 8 8

Members of Alpha Chapter, Rho Delta Sorority, entertained last night with a linen shower in honor of Miss Virginia White at the home of the president, Miss Evelyn Mead, 3043 College Ave. Guests with Miss White and sorority members were Mrs. T. Newton White, the bride-to-be’s mother; Mrs. H. H. Luedeman, sorority mother; Mrs. Frederic Azbell and Miss Edna Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coyne will entertain tomorrow evening with a bridal dinner at the Kopper Kettle in honor of their daughter, Lucille, and Donald R. Reachert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reachert, whose marriage will be Saturday in North Methodist Church.

Attendants have been chosen by Miss Harriett McCord, 134 Kansas St., for her wedding Nov. 25 to Charles W.: Christoph, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Christoph, 1232 S. Senate Ave. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. McCord. The wedding will be in Christ Episcopal Church. Miss Betty Robinson will be maid of honor and George Havel, Detroit, will act as best man. Miss Robinson will be hostess at a miscellaneous shower Saturday, Nov. 11, at her home, 922 E. 49th St.

Dance Chairman

Martin Leonard, whose marriage to| §

Bert H. Bishop Jr. will be Sunday, |

Nov. 12. Mr. Bishop is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Bishop Sr, ‘Greensburg. “Guests at the shower, which will be preceded by a dinner, will include Mrs. Everett B. Smith, Shelbyville, the bride-to-be's sister; the Misses ‘Retha Gill, Joan Stoelting, Georgia Cox, Marilyn Vogel, Rosemary Green, Mildred Morris, Juanita

Green, Helen Palmer and Betty|

- Wichser. ss = = A bridal shower will be held this evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Jones, who will become the bride Hamlin W. Welling Thanksgiv-

Voorhis Photo. Miss Rita Gantner is chairman of the inter-parochial dance to be held: tom w night at Sacred

Heart Hall by the Catholic Youth Organization, :

Charlotte Martin, Josephine Milier|

history, economics and government at Purdue, will speak on “American Reactions to the World Situation” at the<meeting tomorrow afternoon. The Madrigal Singers of Technical High School will provide music. The Eagle Creek Club will be hostess

Mesdames Anthony Ackerman, G. W. : Dittamore and Dickerson are members of the committee on general arrangements. :

Music Group's Program Set

A book review and a musical program have been planned for the November meeting of the Paironess Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor society, at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. F. E. Glass, 5748 E. Michigan St. Mrs. Norman Schneider will review a biography of Paderewski and Miss Wilmeth' Benson will play Paderewski’s “Minuet.” Other numbers on the program will be presented by Mrs. Attia Malott Martin, vocalist; a string trio made up of Mrs. Minnie Edenharter, piano, Mrs. Leland K. Fishback, violin, and Mrs. Robert Reiner, cello; and Mrs, James W. Costin, vocalist. Mrs; Harriet Burtch and Mrs. W. . Gibbs will be accompanists. Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Reiner are in charge of the program. ! Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Harry :.Foreman, James R. Loomis, Helen Talge Brown, Anita Scott, C. A. Brockway, S. E. Fenstermaker and Miss: Benson.

Reservations Pour in For Benefit Bridge More than 100 tables have been reserved for the Alpha Gamma

Latreian Club bridge party at 8 p. m, Tuesday in the Columbia

| Club. Proceed: will go to the Julia

Jameson Nutrition Camp. Miss Thelma Hawthorne, president, and Miss Lucille Pryor, chairman of the ways and means com-

mittee, are in charge of reserva

tions. Parties have been planned by Mr. C. C. Bruning, Messrs. and Mesdames Alex L. Taggart Sr. Frank Luebking, Paul Fisher, Earl Rehm, Knox Blevens, Jim Glanton, Robert Page, Rob Richey, E. A. Kristufek and Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ware,

8 8 =

wick is chairman of hostesses.

chairman, have been in charge of a group who will be on the floor during exhibit hours. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss is hostess co-chairman,

Designed As Aid to Parents

The exhibit is designed to show parents what toys do for their children and which books are best for juvenile reading.

Exhibit rooms furnished according to different age levels will form a major part of the display. Placards suggesting vocations will be placed on tables holding material illustrating the development of special interests from infancy to the teen age.

Members of the hostess committee include Mesdames Wilbur Appel, Kenneth Badger, Raymond Baker, Paul Beard, Russell Burkle, Caley, Everett E. Campbell, Alvin Coate, Roy V. Copple, Lowell Craig, Marvin E. Curle, S. Walker Downing, Milton Elrod Jr., Lowell Fisher, Harry Foreman, John W. Graves, C. Norman Green, Logan Hall, Calvin R. Hamilton, Marshall C. Harvey, Oscar Helmer and E. Gordon Hinshaw. : Other Hostesses Listed

Others are Mesdames William F. Hartwick, Edmund W. Hebel, C. L. Harkness, Russell R. Hippensteel, Edward J. Hughes, Walter C. Holmes, T. Victor Keene, Carl Kimberlin, Wayne C. Kimmel, E. C. Kleiderer, Kenneth G. Kohistaedt, Karl M. Koons, John Paul Lahr, Hugh Leaming, John Leighty, Robert Lingle, D. J. Lyman, Vernon C. McNabb, Thomas C. McGuffey, E. Harrie Magnussen, Lyman T. Meiks, Nathan V. Morgan, Ralph G. Morgan, Walter P. Morton and H. R. Mowrer.

Noble H. Poole, Paul Rhoadarmer, Morley H. Ringer, Willlam E. Rogers, Charles L. Rose, David K. Rubins, C. V. Rule, Herbert Russell, Shonle, David Leslie Smith, Louis Smith, J. ‘W. Sovine, Ralph Snyder, Joseph L. Storey, Paul R. Summers, Gordon Thompson, Joseph Todd, William Trelease Jr., Arthur Van Arendonk, A. Harold Votow, John H. Waldo, J. Curtis Weigel, George H. Wesendonk, Bjorn Winger and Charles Yott, and the Misses Lillian Clark, Catherine Jane Coan and Bereniece J. Lamb.

Journalists Are Hosts

nalistic organization at Butler University, will give a spread at 5 p. m. Tuesday in the Butler Collegian office. It will be the first in a series of entertainments to be given throughout the year.

Others includ: those of Mesdames| &

Dan White, Frank Jordan, Bert Van| ;

Camp, ‘C. A. Berry, L. 1. Harshber-|

ger, Irwin Reibel, D. B. Wood, Edward G. Greene, Hugh O’Connell, Donald Cook, William Heid, Cecil Clements, Veldon Montgomery, Morris Wooden and Blanche Anderegg. : Parties also have been planned by fhe Misses Edith Roach, Helen Finney, Alberta Schlick, Gladys Eubank, Ruth McLaughlin, Elizabeth

«{Jolly, Mary Gibson, Lela Hufford,|

Pauline Frazier, Vera Grant, Ann Carpenter, Nellie Nierste, Martha Allmeroth, Olive Montel, Mary Louise Adams, Esther Tudor, Catherine Murphy, Louise Mayme Murphy, Jeanne Moore,

Katherine Schmid , Ruby Bell, Bet~ On &l 4 NY OX)

THE INDIANAPOLIS

* Enjoy Playth

Mrs. Walter L. Caley, toy chairman,

Also assisting’ will be Mesdames'

Theta Sigma Phi, women’s jour-

ings to Be Exhibited

&®

Kenneth G. Kohlstaedt, Koons Jr., son of Mrs.

Clark Photo.

a member of the toy committee; Karl M. Karl M. Koons, the exhibit chairman; John

Rhoadarmer, son of Mrs. Paul F. Rhoadarmer of the book committee, and Harry Rubins, son of Mrs. David K. Rubins, who is in charge of

the parental education exhibit. o

Hostesses Are Appointed. for Annual A.A. U.W. Book and Toy Exhibition Nov. 6 to 11 at Ayres

Assistant hostesses were named today for the eighth annual book and toy exhibit to be held Nov. 6-11 in Ayres’ auditorium under auspices of the American Association of University Women.

Mrs. Byron W. Lod-

and Mrs. Horace Shonle, book training course for members of the

Art Club Set

For Sessions

Members of the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs are to open their 15th annual convertion tomorrow morning at 9:30 a. m. at the John Herron Art Museum. The afternoon session will be held in Block's auditorium where the Federation is sponsoring the third annual Handicrafts Exhibit this week.

Mrs. Robert C. McCammon, president, will preside at the business sessions, assisted by Mrs. Leonidas

F. Smith, former president and

counsellor. Speakers Announced

The opening session will begin at 10:30 o'clock following registration and a tour of the Museum conducted by Wilbur D. Peat, director. Mrs. C. E. Leavenworth, Crawfordsville,

chairman of the nominating committee, will report for her group. The report of the revision committee will be made by Mrs. John T. Wheeler, Indianapolis. Mrs. Robert E. Burke will discuss “Co-operation from Indiana University,” and Mrs. Joseph W. Walker, Greenfield, will speak on “May E. Robinson Art Scholarship Fund.” Officers are to be elected at noon following reports by art club presidents. Mrs. Hal Purdy, Carmel, will discuss “Illuminated Manuscripts” at 12:10 p. m. as the closing feature of the morning program. ;

Southern Art Topic

The afternoon session will convene at 2 o'clock in Block’s auditorium. Mrs. John M. Williams will introduce delegates and guests and Miss Lucia Mysch will present a lecture on “Field Study in Southern Art and Life.” Miss Mysch recently conducted a group of Ball State Teachers’ College students on a tour of the Southern States. She will exhibit Southern crafts during her talk. New officers are to be honored at a tea from 3 until 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Howard williams is chairman of hostesses for the tea. Demonstrations of craft work and a tour of the exhibit

5 '

The Flower Mission Society is sponsoring birthday parties monthly 1 aid of other organizations. The Cervus pas : tients this week. Miss Frances Corbett it, 2, 3 PF. P

also are scheduled.

Cuts Cervus Club Party Cake

—

Ee BEA

Planned Nov. 1 3

Among sorority: meetirfigs scheduled are a semi-annual board meeting and a benefit bridge.

The semi-annual meeting of the INCORPORATORS OF MU CHAPTER FOUNDATION OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA will be held in conjunction with the semi-annual

|meeting of board members Monday,

Nov. 13, at 2:30 p. m. The meetings will be at the Butler University Chapter - House, 821 W. Hampton Drive. >

The BUTLER UNIVERSITY CHAPTER OF. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA will sponsor its traditional coffee Saturday afternoon at the house following the Wabash-Butler football game. Miss Jane Rennard and Miss Patsy Boggs are in charge.

ALPHA BETA CHI will sponsor a benefit bridge party at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Egyptian Room. of the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. George Patridge, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Jack Reichel, Mrs. Gilbert Thomas, Miss Ruth McDonald and Miss Jean Patridge.

\. The 10th anniversary dinner of DELTA CHAPTER, ALPHA BETA GAMMA SORORITY, was held last night at Whispering Winds. Bridge followed. :

P.-T. A. Notes

Delver Carder, principal at the CROOKED CREEK SCHOOL, will speak on ‘Progressive Education” at - the education group meeting Tuesday at 1:15 p. m.

. The history of LAWRENCE PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION will be read by Vernon Lyle at the regular P.-T. A. meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The lower grades will furnish entertainment. The Law‘rence group will celebrate Orme memorial with a tea Wednesday.

BEN DAVIS GRADE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD will meet Monday at 3:30 p. m. The regular P.-T. A. meeting will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. A Marion County P.-T. A. film will be shown. Plans will be discussed for a card party Dec. 5. Mrs. G. W. (-erichs is president.

NORA P.-T. A. will celebrate “National Education Week” with a supper, open house and the regular meeting at 1:30 p. m. Nov. 10. The study group will hear Mrs, Flora Fesler review “Untying Apron Strings.” Pupils in Mrs. Carrie Kensler’s room will present the program. :

Dr. J. W. Jackson of the State Board of Health will speak to the BEECH GROVE P.-T. A. on “Communicable Diseases” Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the school auditorium. Miss Mildred Treck will give a group of musical numbers. Mrs, Perry Parmenter is president.

J. Malcolm Dunn, county super-

}intendent of schools, will speak on

«Methods of Present-Day .Teaching” at the monthly meeting of the BRIDGEPORT P.-T. A. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Greetings will be given by Mr. Victor Menefec, principal, and Miss Doris Holmes will sing. A social and get-acquainted program close the meeting.

Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak on

| “Appreciating American Ideals” at

EDGEWOOD P.-T. A. Nov. 10 at 2:30 p. m. The recently conducted paper sale has .supplied the safety squad with complete white rain out-

: fits. |’ Prot. C. H. Walters of Butler Uni-

versity will speak at the Father’s night program of the SPEEDWAY

“|P.-T. A. Wednesday at 7:30 .p. m.

Several numbers by the men’s quartet will close the program. C. D. Cory, school principal, is chairman. New officers are: Mrs. Ivan Hanen, president; Mrs. Gus Schoenewey,

son, secretary; Mrs. Glen Collins, 3 Mrs,

ger, progra. ter, final . Heston,

‘| Sanders,

Kappa Meeting

vice president; Mrs. Muriel Thomp-|

treasurer; Mrs. Titus Huber, mem-|

Committees

of events had been announced

Mesdames Joe Hill, J. R.

|Sentney and R. Hartley Sher-

wood. Mrs. Oscar L. Pond is state chairman of the guild. The roundup will open Tuesday morning with counting and arrang-

| ing ofthe garments. Mrs. Sherwood

is chairman, assisted by Mesdames J. B. Coleman, J. T. Cofer, A, C.

| Reynolds, L. C. Johnson, Foster

Stanley, F. H. Cheyne, L. C. Brown, W. Scott Hiser, .John F. Boesinger,

H. H. Ochiltree, R. D. Sparrow, Joseph Stine, R. L. Seward, Bertram Emmett Judson, R. T. Fatout, D. H. Fatout, H. A. Pfafflin, PF. A. Curry, Carl Schey, Charles Worthington, Fred N. Hooker, J. G. M. Hill, T. A. Bailey, Joseph Mat'thews, Fred Doeppers, P. C. Reilly, C. A. Garrard,” G. B. Elliott, F. G. Clark, O. W.. Correll, C. S. Hicklingbottom, Jennie June, Merle Sidener, Miss Lillian Taggart and Miss Clara C. Twiname.

Door Committee Named Members of the door committee

man, William Schneider, Francis Cline and Miss Edith Ruth. A special plea has been made for money donations for the shoe fund of which Mrs. R. R. Scott is chairman.

Table chairmen will include Mesdames : Charles Hogate, O. P. Bundy, J. F. Ward, F. E. Frome; boys, Mrs. Walter C..Hiser and

E. I. Wagner and Norman Bassett; girls, Mrs. R. N. Bleeke and Mrs. Richard Ralph; pre-school children, Mesdames Pond, A. C. Reynolds, H. E. VonGrimmenstein and Herschel Wheeler; infants, Mrs. Charles Boss and Mrs. Ralph Chandler; institutions, Mrs. R. E. Cavanaugh; household linens, Miss Opal Little and Mrs. Norman Beeson; junior auxiliary, Mrs. L. R. Pearson and Mrs. Preston Woolf. , Transporiation committee members for the day will be Mrs. J. P. Scott, chairman, assisted ‘by Mesdames Robert Aldag, E. A. Baker, H. A. Baker, S. G. Bush, F. A. Curry, Benner Davenport, Cc. . BE

Ochiltree, G. E. Morrison, R. T. Fa= tout, Jessie T. Clapp, F. T. Gravenperry and K. B. Mayhall. The annual meeting of section presidents will be held’ at noon Wednesday, followed by a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Reservations should be made with Mrs. T. S. Kuhns by Saturday. An exhibition of garments and a tea will be held from 3-9 p. m. that afternoon. _ The public is invited. Tea will be served by a committee from Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority.

Distribution Planned Thursday

Committee members are Mesdames L. S. Carroll, Dale Alexander, H.-A. Baker, M. L. Faber, Thomas Ferling, N. S. Jenke, J. J. Kintner, A. L. Maston, L. H. Noble, H. E. Parker, Ross Richards, R. E. Sechrist, Foster Stanley, William Stewart and Miss Thelma Tressler. The hospitality committee for the event includes Mesdames Fred Hoke, C. L. Miller, J. L. Mauck, G. O. Bird and J. W. Hill. Packing and distribution of garments to the 27 social agencies aided by the guild will be conducted Thursday. Chairmen for the day include Mesdames Doeppers Sherwood, assisted by Mesdames R. R. Scott, J. K. Grubb, H. M. Tebay, Frank Yount, George D. Wright, J. G. M. Hill, A. H. Humphrey, C. R. Wyatt, Frank Herdrich, F. C. Fischer, A. D. Shepherd, L. H. Noble, M." J. Karabell, J. A. Cameron, P. C. Reilly, W. A. Smith, W. A. Hacker, Edward Thompson, C. A. Garrard, Norma Cline and | Miss Juliette Bryan. | New guild directors include Mesdames Hal T. Benham, F. H. Fox, J. E. Bailey, Virgil Coakley, W. C. Hiser,, T. P. Jenkins, Herbert Linton, F. D. Payne, A. C. Pebworth, Howard Pelham, W. B. Peterson, W. B. Smith, Donald Test and the Misses Mildred Frazee, Sadie Kerz and Elsie McLaughlin. )

Personals |

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cassell have returned to their home in Cleveland after ‘being house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Livingstone, 301 N. Temple Ave. ’

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reis, 4404 Broadway, are among local visitors in New York.

Dr. Clark Day returned today from Chicago, where he attended the ‘International Medical Assemblies of North America.

In Operetta

include Mesdames Charles Kuhl-f

Mrs. E. D. Wilhite; women, Mrs. |P

Hendrix, H. R. McKinstray, H. H. H

and

i

ir

Garments Will Open Tuesday; |

Are Announced

Annual Affair Will Be Held at North Methodist Church; Section Presidents Will Meet Wednesday; Schedule Ends on Thursday.

A complete list of committees, assistants and a schedule

today for the annual roundup.

of new garments by the Indianapolis Branch of the Needle- | work Guild of America. The roundup will be Tuesday through next Thursday at the North Methodist Church. Members of the general committee on arrangements are

Mothers Hear Juvenile Judge

Judge, will talk at a kindergarten mothers’ club meeting tonight and another mothers’ group will sponsor card parties. this afternoon and evening,

Fathers will be guests at 7:30 p. m. today at a meeting of the mothers of the IRVINGTON KIN= DERGARTEN OF THE INDIAN=APOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY, 9 N. Arlington Ave, Judge Bradshaw will talk and Mrs, John Heimann is chairman of host esses. ‘ Plans will be discussed for a card party and style show to be held Wednesday, Nov. 15, in Ayres’ audi torium. Tickets’ may be obtained from Mrs. Harry Ware, chairman, 946 Graham Ave., or the coschaire man, Mrs, Harry Ritzi, 5434 Julian Ave. Committee members will meet Jomorrow night at Mrs. Ware's ome.

Members of the MOTHERS' FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY will hold card parties at 2 and 8 . m. today at thé Kindergarten, 3720 E. 25th St. The public is ine

vited. |

Members of the MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE FAIRVIEW KINDERGARTEN will entertain the fathers at, an open house at 8 o'clock, Tuesday evening at the kindergarten. Dr. Matthew Winters will speak on “The Effect of Health on Behavior.” : The group is making plans‘for a benefit brizze party Monday afternoon, Nov. 27, at Banner-White« Hill's. : Recently elected officers of the club are Mrs. Kenneth G. Peters man, president; Mrs. Edwin OC, einke, vice president; Mrs. Howard L. Kister, secretary; Mrs. Regie nald Howe, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Hugh Jones, treasurer,

O.E.S. Groups . Set 2 Events

‘A ‘luncheon meeting and a -page eant are scheduled for meetings Monday of two organizations affiliated with the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Russell Gilmore and Mrs, Fred Lichtenauer will entertain the 1926 AND 1927 PAST MATRONS at a luncheon Monday noon at the Hamilton Tearoom.

Members of the DAYLIGHT CHAPTER OF THE O. E. 8. will present a pageant, “The March of the Graces,” at the stated meeting of the Brightwood Chapter at 8 p. m. Monday in Veritas Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. ' Mrs.

of Daylight Chapter. Mrs. Helen A. Cunningham and Raymond Dingle are worthy matron and patron of the hostess chapter. ;

Members of the BEE HIVE REBEKAH LODGE will sponsor the Prairie Farmer WLS Home Talent Show at 8 p. m. Monday and Tuesday in the Zionsville High School biulding. Final show will be held tomorrow nigh in the I. O. O. F. Hall, vo A prize will be given each nigh to the largest family attending. One act will be selected to appear fort an audition to appear on Station WLS. A contest for square dance callers will feature Monday night's program. ; Pa Miss Beatrice Bland ‘is noble grand of the Bee Hive Lodge and Mrs. Ethel Greésh is general chairman of the show. Mrs. Myrtle Moore is ticket chairman. Miss Laura Moore and Mrs. Gresh are in charge of talent. Gercie B. Holland of the WLS staff in Chicago is director, 3

Southport Builders *

Slate Book Review

Mrs. Bertha Walton Baker will review “Grapes of Wrath” (John Steinbeck) at 8 o'clock tonight in the Southport Presbyterian Church, This is the first of a series of four reviews to be sponsored during the fall and winter seasons hy the

Builders’ Class. : Miss Laurabelle Templeton, ore

?

. |ganist, and James Wheatley, violine

ist, will play preceding the review, Mesdames Floyd Carpenter, Luthe er Markin, Joy Miles and Max

|Ridgeway will usher. Mrs. Herman

Kortepeter is arrangements chair

| |[man, asissted by Mesdames Arthur

Sanders, Loren McBeth, Robert Stuart.

fl |Coyne-Knight Rites

To Be Read Nov. 24

| Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam J. night,

tryouts. for thes .

ph i A

Wilfred Bradshaw, Juvenile Court :

CLUB OF THE BRIGHTWOOD

Clydis A. Brown is worthy matron

~(}

Riney, Robert Wilson and Elmer

h