Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1939 — Page 8
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Patty Hynes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Hynes, inspects the Orchard School display at the annual Book and Toy Exhibit in Ayres’ auditorium. The exhibit, which is sponsered by the American Association of University Women, opened yesterday and will
continue through this week,
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. SOCIET Y—
Hoosiers Plan Sale of Chinese Jewelry to Aid War Orphans
Several of the city’s prominent men and women are ~ » busy this week with preparations to launch a sale of ~~ Chinese costume jewelry next week at Block's for the ~ benefit of, Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s War Orphans’
. Fund.
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. heads the Indiana com-
~~ mittee for the nation-wide project. Eu following aids: Mesdames Harry R. Wilson, K. K. Chen, Albert Bev- | eridge Jr, Wayne Coy, Stanley Shipnes, William C. Bobbs, Newell Munson, Robert Frost Daggett, Wendell Coler, Donald Mattison, - Noble Dean and Mark H. Miller; the Misses Blanche Stillson, Bar-
Today she announced the
bara Haines, Lucy Taggart and Betsy Home; the Messrs. Wilbur Peat, Louis Schwitzer, Kurt Pantzer, J. I. Holcomb, Booth Tarkington, Frederick Sterling and Dr. G. H. A. Clowes. . Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. started it all as a means of aiding Madame Chiang Kai-shek's fund. With ancient Chinese good luck and prosperity charms as the motifs, Mrs. Roosevelt asked a famous Jewelry designer, Ernest Steiner, to create a collection of necklaces, earrings, brooches and bracelets to be sold for fhe benefit of the fund. She enlisted 15 smartly-dressed women and they are sponsoring this new style in jewelry without so much as a “by your leave” from the fashion moguls—all for thé benefit of charity.
Park School Mothers to Give Tea
. Bchool, and mothers of ne . tomorrow afternoon at a sociation
Mrs, E. Francis “or ney
wife of the new headmaster at Park "students at Park will be honor guests ea which the Park School Mothers’ Aswill sponsor in the school’s dining room. Mrs. Frank L.
Binford and Mrs. C. W. Spaulding, tea chairmen, will greet guests and present them to Mrs. Bowman Elder, organization president, and Mrs. Bowditch. The tea table will be decorated with autumn flowers. The tea will be from 4 to 5:30 o'clock. Presiding at the tea table will be Mesdames George A. Kuhn, John G. Rauch, J. K. Lilly Jr. and Mrs. A. C. Bohlen. They will be assisted by the wives of the masters, including Mesdames John Gladow, J. C. Courtney, G. M. Garrett, Charles F. Hamilton, Reed S. Garrett, Louis Reichel, H. D. Miner, C. E. Palmer, Clyde H. Smith. Other assistants will be Miss Madeline Speers, Mrs. Henry 5; Shriv-
er and Mrs. John C. Hanson. Garden Club Meets at Muncie
The third annual board meeting of the Garden Club of Indiana will be held tomorrow at Muncie at the home of Miss Marcella Hayes. Indianapolis executives who will attend include Mrs. Walter P., Morton, finance chairman; Mrs. Joe G. McFarland, flower show chairman; Miss Anna Hosea, historian; Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, visiting gardens chairman; Mrs. George W. Bowman, director, and Mrs. Burke Nicholas, recording secretary.
Entertains C. A. R. Junior Group Mothers of junior group members of the Children of the American Revolution will be entertained at tea tomorrow by Mrs. Leonard Northrup. Guests will include Mesdames John Curry, C. J. Fuller, william Wiggins, Alexander L. Taggart Jr. John Redwine, Francis Madden, Raymond Crom, Roy Coats, Joseph Andrews, George Caleb
Wright and Arthur Zimmerman.
Miss Alberta Fisk, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Fibk will entertain board members of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Children of the Américan
Revolution at dinner tonight. zation.
Civic Theater Cast Announced
Miss Fisk is secretary of the organi-
Edward Steinmetz Jr. director of the Civic Theater, will- play: the role of Dar leading male character in “Night‘Must Fall,” second
play: of the Theater's 25th season, which will open Saturday. bers of the cast were announced today. continue through Thursday, Nov. 16.
MemThe murder melodrama will Norman Green, director of
the Sutherland Players, will direct the production. Mrs.’ Maxwell Coppock will have the role of Mrs. Bramson, sharp-
tongued old lady who invites Dan to live at her house.
Olivia
Grayne, improvident niece of Mrs. Bramson, will be protraged by
Miss Janet Rosenthal.
E. Edward Green, dramatic director at Man-
ual Training High School and brother of the director, will handle the part of Hubert, middle-aged man seeking Olivia's hand. Others in the cast will be Miss Patricia Jameson as Dora; Miss Sara Lauter as Mrs. Terrence; Miss Marie Blackwell as Nurse Libby, and William Macgregor Morris as Inspector Belsize,
Hoosier Comings. and.Goings
Mrs. St. Clair Parry is spending the week al the French ‘Lick
Springs Hotel. ...
. A group of Indianapolis residents spending the
. week-end at the spa included the Messrs. and Mesdames Ken .Lar-
rance, Arthur Krick, I. Richard Wagner and F. W. Case . Henry Bennett will leave tomorrow for Englewood, N. J., where she
«+ Mrs.
is living with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Lord, and Mr. Lord.
Wilbur: Peat Will Speak
Wilbur D. Peat, director of John Herron Art Museum, will speak this afternoon on “Our Great Network of .Art Museums” at the first of a series of four tea talks to be sponsored this month for members of the Art Association of Indianapolis and their guests.
Mrs. H. M. Woollen Guest at Ballet
“Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, Golden Hill, who.is visiting in the East, will be a guest tonight at a dinner to be given by Gordon Mendelssohn in Hartford, Conn., preceding the world premiere of the Shabelevsky ballet.” Mr. Mendelssoiin, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., and Biilbrook, N. Y,, is sponsoring the ballet which will tour the East and Middlewest. Urek Bhabelevsky is the impresario and premier dancer of the ballet.
Church of God Session Will Hear Missionary The Rev. J. S. Ludwig, missionary on furlough from British East Africa, will speak Thursday.at the state convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Societies of the Church of God. Sessions will be at the Bedford, Ind, Church of Miss Mildred Howard, national . field secretary, and Mrs. T. A. Berry, state and national director of life membership, also will speak. ~ Mrs. R. E. Pace, Southern Indiana ~ District president, will preside at the morning meeting and Mrs. Joe - Wiley of the Northern section will be in charge of the afternoon session. apolis offi d dele er wil EE He ig and Miss Mitchell, Mrs. ohn Root, national publicity chair‘man; Mis. Fred Salge, state di-
rector of spiritual life; Mrs. Leonard Eid , State secretary, ,and
hur J. Leigeber, state: ‘pub-
Ww. D.C C. Speaker
Dorothy Biddle, Boston, author and authority on flower arrangements, will speak on “Imagination with Flowers” tomorrow afternoon before members of the Woman's
Department Club at the clubs
© Wed. afternoon.
Lincoln.
North Methodist
of the ticket committee, assisted by Mrs. R. G. Manning and Mrs. N. F. Archer. The Guild supports several Finy Tim beds on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children’s floor of the Methodist Hospital. Members meet monthly in the nurses’ home workrooms of the White Cross to work on bandages and other hospital supplies. The Guild also- helps to support nurse scholarships and other White Cross activities. Municipal Gardens White Cross Guild will have a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday noon in the nurses’ home. Guests will be Mrs. J. W. Noble, White Cross Guild president; rs. Isaac Born, president emeritus; Miss Thelma Hawthorne and Mrs. Floy S. Spencer. Other White Cross units meeting this week are: University Park Christian and Capitol Avenue Methodist, today; Perry Township and Broadway Methodist, tomorrow; Temple Sisterhood, Thursday; Tabernacle Presbyterian and Meridian Street Methodist, Friday.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Gamma Beta Chi. 8:15 p. m. Wed. Woman's Athletic Club. Miss Pearl Taylor, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Alpha Beta Phi. 6:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Arthur Cramer, New Bethel, hostess.
CLUBS
Mothers of Nathan Morris Kindergarten. Today. Kindergarten. Entertain the Mothers’ Club of Holiday Kindergarten. Reseda. 2 p. m. today. Mrs. Nora Bauman, 2115 Napoleon, hostess.
LODGES
Naomi Auxiliary, O. E. S. 2:30 p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North and Illinois. Mrs. Helen Nease, hostess. Indianapolis Shrine .6. White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p. m. Thurs. Castle Hall
CARD PARTIES
Good ‘Will Club, Noveriber Cycle. “8:30 p. m. Wed. St. Joseph's Hall, Ways and Means Committee, Pocohontas Council 350. 8 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Sarah Rutshaw, 331 N. Fulton, hostess.
OPEN HOUSE
Assumption School. Today and Sisters of St. Benedict, teachers, hostesses. Parents and friends invited.
Tech Girls to Model
In Show Tomorrow
Eight girls of Technical: High School have heen selected to model in a style shew tomorrow in the girls’ gymnasium. The models were chosen from a: group of 25 in a
“Irecent modeling contest sponsored
by the Modes and Manteaux Club of the school. Models will be the Misses Eileen Danner, Ruth Ann Gorman, Katherine Havens, Mary Joyce Hedge, Dorothy McDonald, Barbara Jane Schaeffer, Agnes Sherman and Dorothy Wysong. Several professional modeis also will appear in the show.
State Health Official To Address Meeting
of the bureau for health and physi-
p. m. fomorrow.
president of the Association.
Maennerchor Ladies To Give Card Party
~The Maennerchor Ladies Auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners will hold a card party at 2 p. m. Friday at the Athenaeum. * Mrs. Rudolph Mueller and Mrs. ‘Otto Ehrgott will be hostesses.
that board meetings have been changed
announced the
{from the first Monday night of:
each month to the last Monday
Palestine Is Subject
‘Prof. Ross Griffeth of Butler University will speak tomorrow night before members of Alpha Chapter of Zeta Beta Chi Sorority on “Palestine.” The chapter meet-
ing will be at 7:30 p. m. at the Sev-
them are an innovation in this year’s exhibit. table, drawing board and other articles for the recreation of the entire family.
Frank S. Stafford, assistant chief |}
ca] education of the State Board: of ‘Public Health, will speak at the]: luncheon meeting of the Indiana: Social Hygiene Association at 12:3Q|:
The meeting will be at the Hotel | Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. is; :
Mrs. Franz Binninger, president, | i executive |-
White Cross
Guild Will Present Lecture; Thanksgiving Party Arranged
Members of the White Cross Guild of the North Methodist Church will present Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown in a lecture program at 8 p. m. Friday, Nov. 17, at the church . A Thansgiving dinner and regular meetings are planned for the week by other unit guilds. . Mrs. Brown will talk on “Under Tropic Skies n Indo-China.” Mrs. Herbert E. Hayes, president, has named Mrs. Joseph J. Conner chairman
Plan to Meet Congressmen
The board of directors of the Indiana League of Women Voters will discuss plans for interviewing Indiana’s Congressional delegation at their meeting Thursday in the Columbia Club. The legislators will be interviewed on legislation io be supported by the national league. The board also will discuss current plans to extend membership and influence of the league. Included in the league’s supporting program are the extension of the Federal merit system to positions exempt by law and various items in the field of foreign policy. The national league has supported a repeal of the arms embargo and substitution of a “title and carry” plan during the recent special session of Congress. In a statement received by Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell, president of the Indiana league, from Miss Marguerite M. Wells, na-
‘| tional president, Miss Wells said,
“By action in the House, the Congress has passed ‘legislation restricting America’s rights as a neutral fo an extent probably unprecedented by any other neutral during a war. : “So far as is humanly possible, our people are now protected from incidents likely to excite them to war. There will still be risks. No government can remove from its people all risk of taking action against their own better judgment.
In the last resort in this, as in|
other matters, people must depend on their own self-control. “Debating over revision of the Neutrality Act has been accompanied by shouting and tumult inside and outside Congress. Let us now hope that even half the energy and feeling spent to ensure our immediate protection will in the future go toward playing our part in efforts to abolish war as a national policy from the face of the earth.”
Guild’s Annual
Roundup Opens|
The annual roundup of the Indi-
|anapolis Branch of the Needlework
Guild opened today at the North Methodist Church with the counting and arranging of garments. Mrs. Oscar Pond is state chairman.and members of the general committee
on arrangements include Mesdames Joe Hill, J. R. Sentney and R. Hartley Sherwood. The annual meeting of section presidents will be at noon tomorrow followed by a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. An exhibition of garments and a tea will follow at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Garments will be packed and distributed to 27 social agencies by the Guild on Thursday, the closing day of the roundup.
‘education,
Mrs. Robert Lingle, Indianapolis branch president, is shown inspecting books. in the Family Room. Rooms arranged for children of different ages with books, toys and furnishings especially designed for This family room includes a movie projector, radio, game
Ephamar Club
To Have, Good Book Program
Wednesday Afternoon Group to Hear Talk on -Youth Education.
Programs for club meetings tomorrow include talks on women in science, Peru, good books and Several luncheons .are scheduled to precede the programs. Mrs. Carl J. Manthei will talk on “Educating the Youth of Indianapolis” before members of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs. O. B. Fink, 1414 N. Mount St. Mrs. A. F. Walsman will conduct the Bible lesson.
A program on Good Book Week will be presented at the meeting of the EPHAMAR LITERARY CLUB tomorrow at the Maple House. Mesdames Mack Parker, C. E. Caldwell and Alberta Martin will be assistant hostesses. The origin of Good Book Week will be discussed and club members will present three-minute talks on books they have read.
“Women of the Scientific World” will be the theme of the program for tomorrow’s meeting of the MINERVA CLUB. Mrs. Ralph E. Bishop, 2903 N. New Jersey St., will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. V. C. Wiley. Mrs. J. A. Cameron will pre-
sent the paper on. Marie Curie and’
Rosalie Slaughter Norton.
Miss Kathryn Gartlund will’ be hostess for the social meeting of the LADYWOOD SCHOOL ALUMNAE at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Members of the QUEEN BEE’'S CLUB will meet for a covered dish luncheon at 1 o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. M. Christian, 2436 College Ave.
Mrs. Lewis Genung will talk on “Peru” at the meeting of the MANDALAY CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - SUDY CLUB following a dessert luncheon at 12:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. S. Marburger, 817 E. 42d St. Mrs. Oscar Burghard will sing and Miss Ruth McDonald will dance. Mrs. E. D. Gamble and Mrs. H. M. Stitle will assist the hostess.
Mrs. John R. Ward will be hostess to members of the CURRENT LITERATURE CLUB at a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow afternoon at the Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. C. H. Over will be in charge of the program.,
The OLNOSIE STUDY CLUB a luncheon meeting today at the home of Mrs. W. E. White, 1334 Central Ave. Mrs. Mildred Sullivan was assistant hostess. Mrs. L. M. Jackson reported on pew books of this month and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson gave a paper on “Radio Education.”
The OCTOETTES CHAPTER, SUB-DEB FEDERATION, ‘held a wiener roast and scavenger hunt Saturday evening in Brookside Rark.
Speaks to Events Club
Miss Melbourne ' Davidson will discuss “Books Around the World”
at the meeting of the Indianapolis
Current Events Club at 2 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Mary J. Billings and Mrs. J. C. Morrison will be hostesses at their home, 3966 Winthrop Ave. Current events will be discussed by Mrs. M. E. B
Assist With Latreian Party
Times Photo, |
ns. for the ‘Alpha Gamma Latreian. | he Columbia Club. They are Heft; to. Mary Couise \
| | Mrs,
hostess.
goods to
6 to 12 years.
Koons, general chairman.
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are distributed at the show.
Council
ahead with a Council of Federated
Luncheon will be served at 12:15 p. man of reservations. Miss Marian Anderson, delegate to the Youth meeting this summer in Amsterdam, Holland, will present a report of the conclave. Dr. Emory Ross, a delegate to the Fourth International Leprosy Congress last year in Cairo, Egypt, will talk. The Rt. Rev. Campbell Gray, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Indiana, will speak on “Church Unity.” Mrs. J. PF. Morrison is Council president.
Committees and assistants have been announced for the Patriotic Arcade the ALL SOULS UNI-
present from 2 to 10 p. m. Friday, Dec. 1. Sponsors of the event, which will be held in the church social hall, include Mr. and Mrs. E. Burdette ‘Backus, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. C. Wicks, Mesdames Henry B. Heywood, Emma McCotter, Charles A. Tripp, Fred Doeppers and Richard T. Buchanan, Hosts and hostesses will be Mrs. Fllen G. Furbee, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Damon S. Frederick, W. T. Griffith, Frank B. Helm, W. Patton, Caroline Shaw, Frank E. Gaines, Carl Compton, C. B. Durham, John O. Teeguarden, F. B.
Brandt Steele; the Misses Mamie L. Bass, Lucy M. Brauch, Anna Schaefer, Miss Minnie Frederick and Mr. E. J. Unruh. Mrs. Frank L. Fisher and Mrs. Clarence B.- Blakeslee are Arcade chairmen with Mrs. William A. Hacker Miss Josephine Leavitt as treasurers. Frederick Scott is chairman of the construction and decorations committee, assisted. by Thomas W. Heywood, John O. Teearden and Warwick Wicks. Mrs. osephine R. Stine heads the publicity committee, assisted by Mrs. Emma K. Doney, Earl B. Teckemeyer and L. L. Teeguarden, Mrs. Fritz Schaefer will direct the Sunday School group in’ making programs for the event. Mesdames C. F. Brockway, A. E. Ingersoll and Lehman H., Dunning are auxiliary assistants to booth chairmen. A turkey supper will be served from 5 to 7 p. m. Mrs. Chandler Lincoln is chef, with Miss Elsie McLaughlin as chairman. Her assistants include Mesdames Claude H. Anderson, Norman H, Coulon, Charles H. Hagedon, Mark Pangborn, Henry I. Reynolds, members of the Wednesday Group and the Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance. Booths with their chairmen and assistants are as follows: Laymen’s League, miscellaneous, L. L. Teeguarden, chairman, assisted by Percy R. Lain, John R. Brayton and Carl Compton. Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance, adult gifts, Mrs. Otto R. Lieber, chairman, assistéd by Mesdames Linneas C. Boyd, C. C. Pierson and H. H, Rinne. More Light Guild, candy, Miss Laura M. Buehler, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Edith Silver. Elizabethians,
stray/ chairman, assisted by Mrs. Herbért R. Bloemker. Jocoseria, five and ten cent store and Christmas cards, Mrs. John O. Teeguarden, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ernest Jones. Young People, flowers and novelty china, Miss Bonnie Bess Myers, chairman. Aprons, Mrs. Emily S. Barber and Mrs. Elizabeth Bohn,
“| chairmen, assisted by the serving
group of the Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance. Food, Mrs. B. B. Wood, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert E. Ruth and Mrs. R. A. Clark. Books, Guy O. Byrd, Palmist, Miss Anna Keefe, assisted by Mrs, Seraph Ashjian,
. Members of the HAPPY BUILDERS CLASS of the IMMANUEL
| EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CHURH will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the home of Miss
‘Margaret Pauly, 2160 Webb St. Miss
Georgianna Tacke will be assistant Miss Betty Overman is a
new member.
The WOMEN’S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH met today at the home of Mrs. F.- F. Hutchins, 3824 N. Delaware. St. Miss Anna Carson, missionary to the Philippines, spoke. A personal towel shower was
Igiven for Miss Carson and members
prought hospital supplies of cotton fill a trunk donated by. Mrs. Orien W. Fifer.
the church chapel.
17:30 p. m. in ‘Men ©
of the church will be in charge
TARIAN €HURCH members will
‘Beck, Charles R. Eckler, Pearl Mock, |
juvenile gifts, Mrs. N. D. McKin-
chairman}
will take the trunk with her: ‘When pe : she returns. ;
| “Bettie’s- ‘House Party,” a playiet; i will be presented by members of the | Tuais group of the MEMORIAL : YTERIAN CHURCH at the} eT. meeting of the Woman's} Missionary Society tomorrow at|.
of Federated Church
Women Will Convene F riday; Name Aids for Unitarian Fete
Women affiliated with local church organizations have a busy week
Church Women meeting, a playlet,
musical program and several lectures scheduled. The 42d semi-annual meeting of the COUNCIL OF FEDERATED CHURCH WOMEN will be held Friday in the Zion Evangelical} Church.
m., with Mrs. C. A. Childers, chair-
of the program and Walter Jones ‘will read the scripture. The mixed choir of the Central Studio of Music, directed by Clifford Long, will sing, Sara Miller Roberts, soloist, will be accompanied by Mrs. Graham Meggenhofen. Hosts will be Charles L. Cochran, Walter L. Idle, O. E. McMeans, Harry Stombaugh, Howard M. Stradling and George Gess.
Miss Mary Meyers, executive secretary of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association gave an illustrated lecture last night in the St. Philip Neri School auditorium. The lecture followed a meeting of the ST. PHILIP NERI UNIT OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN.!
Prof. John J. Haramy of Indiana Central College will Toe on “The Why of War” at 8 p. m. today at the FIRST FRIENDS CHURCH. The Business Women’s Club is sponsoring the public lecture. Mrs. Earl
W. Wells will play organ selections
preceding the talk. Miss Mercedes
J.| Hardee, club president, will preside.
Dinner will be served at 6:15 p. m. to club members and others attend-
ing the lecture. |
Members of the WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of’ the ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL met at 2:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. John M. Nelson. The Rev. Fr. Francis. Tetu talked on social service in the state and parish.
Club Welcomes|
New Members
New members of the State As-
‘sembly Woman's Club will be hon-
ored at a luncheon tomorrow at
12:30 p. m. at the Marott Hotel. Miss Della Hemmer, chairman of arrangements, will be assisted by Mesdames Arch N. Bobbitt, George Bachelor, James P. Hughes, Clyde Karrer, Charles F. Remy, Charles E. Ruschaupt and Alphonso C. Wood. Mrs. Fred Wiecking is telephone chairman.
B. P. W. to Entertain At Club on Thursday
Members of the Sheridan Club will be guests of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club Thursday at the club, 1101 N. Delaware St. Mrs. Larry Wirenius, director of District 4, will talk during a forum hour. Miss Wilmoth Benson will sing
and Miss Sally Butler, president of
the Indiana Federation of B. P. W., will speak. r The Speakers’. Club of B. P. 'W. will meet Wednesday, Nov. 15,
Grotto Group to Meet
The entertainment committee of of Sahara Grotto Auxiliary will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Emil Rhinehardt, 459 Grand Ave. Mrs. Ollie Mathis and Mrs. Clarence Price will assist.
Music Hostess
Photo Craft Photo. Mrs. E. J. Ellsworth will be hostess Friday for the musical program of the Choral Ensemble of the Matinee Musicale. ican music will be discussed and
{will be worn by members appearing on the program, .
costumes of the periods received |
Times Photos.
Mrs. Walter Caley (above) is associate chairman of the exhibit with ‘Mrs. Karl She is seated in a corner of a room designed for the boy of Booklets with suggestions of proper toys, books, games, etc, for children
District Head a. ‘Will Be Feted By Alpha Phis
Alpha Delta Omegas Hear: Talks on’ Conditions In Germany.
A dinner meeting honoring a dis« trict officer, a talk on conditions in Germany and business and social meetings are scheduled for members of Indianapolis sorority groups today and this evening. ‘Mrs, Howard Parker, Grosses Point, Mich., Governor of District 2 of ALPHA PHI, national college social sorority, will be hqnored al a dinner this evening at the home of Mrs. Marion Ensley, 5402 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Parker, who has been inspecting Alpha: Phi chapters in the Middle West, is on her way to inSpect the chapter at DePauw Unirsity. She will spend two days in Indianapolis conferring with state leaders, | State officers are: Mrs. Bruce McIntosh, president; Mrs. Irvin MecDonald, secretary-treasurer; Mrs, bert Evans, Bloomington, Mrs, ances M. Cornell, Terre Haute; Mrs. Stanley Byram, Martinsville; Miss Vera Bundy, Chicago; Miss Marjorie Peet, Gary, and Mrs. W. P. Coler.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Ensley are to be Mesdames eodore Philpot, Harry McColly, McDonald, James C. Carter, John Lowe and Miss Jane Baltz,
Miss Frances McAtee, 506 N. Jef-+ ferson Ave., will be hostess to members of EPSILON C R OF SIGMA PHI at a business meeting this evening at her home.
Miss Pauline Rathert who toured Europe last summer, described her trip to members of the ALPHA DELTA PI' ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION at their meeting last night. Mrs. L. A. Hart, 112 Johnson Ave. was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Rosemary Brown. Reports were given on ‘the ticket sale for the annuak benefit bridge which will be held Wednesday, Nov. 15, ‘at the Columbia Club. Mrs. L. F. Shuler is chairman of the card party. Mrs, C. H. Machamer is president.
Miss Janet Gasper will entertain members of KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA tomorrow evening at her home, 210 Hendricks Place,
Members of BETA CHAPTER or PHI GAMMA TAU will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Leonard Huff, 2014 Brookside Parkway.
Mrs. Paul Brown will be hostess to members of GAMMA BETA CHI this evening at the Quaint Inn.
Members of GAMMA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU will meet this evening at the Women's Athletic Club,
Mrs. James Butler, 3217 E. North St., will entertain members of
DELTA tonight at her home.
Members of LAMBDA CHI DELTA will be guests of Miss Christine Austin, 1325 Carrollton Ave, at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.
Members of ALPHA CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON will hold a business meeting tonight at the home of Miss Florence Gunneman, 16 N, Wallace St.
CHI DELTA CHI will meet tonight at 7 o'clock at the Hotel Antlers, :
Miss Bess Loomis will talk on
1 “The House That Hitler Built” be-
fore members of ALPHA CHAPTER OF ALPHA DELTA GA at 7 o'clock this evening in the Chinese Room of the Washington Hotel Miss Thelma Taylor will talk on the present home life of the Germans.
Members of BETA SHAPER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA entertain rushees at a kid party hs evening at the home of Miss Rosemary Linder, 820 Orange 8t.
Feliz Docena Club Holds Wiener Roast
will hold a wiener roast this even ing at the home of ‘Miss Ann Elizabeth Reilly, 311 N. Arsenal Ave,
Olup Metiibers ‘are the Mary e Wiley, Betty Wheeler, Helen A A
Amer- | Anna
general chairman of arrangements, : Misses
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