Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1939 — Page 4
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~ Symphony Opening Tonight to Be The Season’s Outstanding Event
Indianapolis. society will pack the Murat Theater
: tonight for the opening concert of the season by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Conversation at yes-
terday’s luncheon and tea indicated that tonight’s formal
: opening will be the season’s outstanding event from the
society angle. Talk of new gowns, new wraps and freshly arranged coiffures
were vying today with discussions of the program for tonight's
event. The conce th its attendance of some 1900 probably will Set an all-time high numbers of “society” in the audience. . Fabien Sevitzky’s conducting will be watched by Mrs. Sevitzky
from her box with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mattison. Dr. and Mrs.
Louis Burkhardt will be hosts to Dr. and. Mrs. William Niles Wishard Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ochsner. Mrs. E. P. Severns “will have in her box her son, Roy K. Severns of Logansport, and Mrs. Severns; Mrs. W. W. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick, also of Logansport. The concert, of course, would be in-
' complete without the presence of the president of the Indiana
State Symphony Society, William H. Ball, and. Mrs. Ball. With them will be Ib Melchior of New York, Dr. and Mrs. Severin Eisen-.-L. Medsker of Muncie and Miss
Lucina Ball
- Dr. and Mrs. Clowes to Entertain
Another Symphony devotee who will be on hand for the opening is Dr. G. H. A. Clowes who with Mrs. Clowes will entertain at dinner preceding the concert for Mr. and Mrs. Fisk Landers, Dr.-
. Irvine Page and his guest, Dr. Lee Farr of New York, Mrs. Holliday
Black and Allen W. Clowes. Other boxes will be occupied by Louis Schwitzer and his party; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Griffith and their guests; President Daniel S. Robinson of Butler University, and Mrs. Robinson, and their party, President Emeritus and Mrs. James W. Putnam, Dean and Mrs. Gino E. Ratti and Mrs. Virginia Graves Brunson. Other boxes are to. be occupied by the E. B. Balls of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Yuncker, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Macy O. Teetor and Mr. and,
Mrs. Ralph Teetor of New Castle.
It Is the Victory Luncheon
The Victory luncheon of the women’s committee of the Symphony Society yesterday at the Athenaeum was indeed a victorious
occasion. Members heard the announcement that the committee
yesterday passed its 1000-membership mark. Four hundred of that membership from Indianapolis and an estimated 40 cities over the state were on hand for the celebration. Following a buffet luncheon members moved to the auditorium for a lecture by Mrs. Lenore Coffin and then on to the concert and the tea. The lunchéon honored women who during the subscription campaign sold over 10 season tickets. Miss Irma Mae Steele received the large silver pitcher: symbolic of thg most successful solicitor from Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, committee president. Other honored members were Mesdames Hazel Williams, Amelia Menegas, F. C. Groninger, William H. Gibbs, D. Laurance Chambers, Dan Flickinger, Philip Adler Jr. H. H. Arnholter, Sylvester Johnson, Powell of Columbus, John O. Campbell of Marion; Helen T. Whitcomb, Shelbyville, and the Misses Mildred Fallender, Betty Tharp and Rosaline Soloman. The buffet luncheon was served from tables covered with blue satin covers decorated by leaves gilded in silver. American Beauty roses in large silver vases and silver tapers in threepranched candelabra stood on the speaker’s table. White tapers and bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums were used on the other tables. :
What They Were Wearing
In the fashion eye: Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres wore a burgundy wool dress caught at the throat with a gold ornament. A burgundy hat was striking atop her silver hair and burgundy gloves completed the outfit. . . . One good glance revealed that the old standby black is still predominant for luncheon and matinée wear. . . . Several bright red hats and accents stood out here and there. . . . Royal plue was seen on some as well as in the Victory decorations. . . .
Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, who has served as luncheon chairman
for three years, presided in a black dressmaker suit with gold and black striped velvet scarf and turban to match. . . . Her assistant, Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee, could be seen moving here and there in a black two-piece dress accented by gold jewelry and topped
off with a purple velvet turban. Mrs. Burpee’s daughter, Mrs. David Laurance Chambers Jr.
who was busy with ticket collecting, wore black wool with a bustle fullness at the waistline, with red and black plaid jacket and black hat with gay feather. . . . Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, who headed this year’s subscription campaign, chose black with jet outlining a square neckline for her luncheon dress and with it wore a black tricorn
Observations: The male society members, though few, were on hand to help the women celebrate. . . . The interest in the orchestra out in the state must be growing as the unit tables for"state towns made up more than one-fourth the attendance. . . . Ferdinand Schaefer’s introduction brought a loud round of applause. . . . Mrs. Charles Latham, membership chairman, was credited with much of the increase in the membership role.
Alpha Xi Chapter Celebrates Phi Delta Delta Founders Day;
Beta Sigma Phis Meet Monday
Members of Indianapolis sorority chapters are busy with plans for a Founders Day ceremony this afternoon and initiation and busi-
ness meetings Monday.
Members of ALPHA XI CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA DELTA, international legal sorority at Indiana Law School, are to celebrate Miss Lelia M. Kennedy,
Founders Day this afternoon at the school.
The organization was founded in November, 1911, at the University
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of Southern California at Los Angeles. Chapters now are in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Egypt, Denmark, Portugal and the Netherlands.
Miss Orinda Millikan, director of PSI CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA PHI, international honorary sorority, will conduct the Ritual of Jewels ceremony for chapter ini-
" iiates at 8 o'clock Monday night
at the Antlers Hotel. Miss Tryphonsa Gagen, vocalist,
- will be accompanied at the piano
by Ocal Franklin. Initiates are the Misses Frances Busse, Retha Hershburger, Katherine Cravens, Aileene Nash, Mary E. Bertrand, Grace McIntire, Ruthellen Smith, Loleta Clifion, Margueritej Foster and Stella Goff. Miss Yeavrin is chairman
of arrangements. ~
Members of PI CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA KAPPA will meet at 7 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Miss Fern Downey, 454 alcott St. Every one will bring i for a Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Josephine McDowell, 1902 N. Talbott Ave., will be hostess for ‘a dessert bridge party for members of ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA PI Monday evening at her home. Mrs. Mortimer Franklin and Miss Opal Selby will be assistant
SIGMA DELTA SIGMA will meet
Monday evening at Craig's.
The ALPHA GAMMA ALUMNAE will hold a business meeting p. m. Monday at the home A. E. Martin, 5543 Broadway.
Orphans Group to Meet
Members of the Auxiliary to the dianapalis Orphans’ Home will et at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the spyvlaeum. Mrs. William L. Krieg, ent, will conduct an executive
. rd meeting at noon preceding a
F ishers to Give Dinner Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher will entertain at dinner preceding the opening performance of The Players this evening at the Civic Theater.
Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Charles: A. Rockwood, William H. Mooney, J. Perry Meek, Ralph C. Vonnegut and Dr. and Mrs. Cleon Nafe. The Players will present two plays, “The Cleverest Woman in the World” and “Weathered Oak.” Appearing in “Weathered Oak” will be Mrs. Virginia Moorhead Mannon, Percy Weer, Elmer Stout, Robert Wild, Dr. G. B. Jackson and Arthur Lofting. Dr. John Ray Newcomb is director. In the other play will be Mrs. Donald Mattison, Mrs. Dudley Gallahue, Robert Ferriday and PF. Noble Ropkey. Mrs. Ropkey will be director. .A dance at the Athenaeum is scheduled after the performances.
Conservatory to
Tri Delt Units Plan Banquet
Members of the Indianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta and the Delta Lambda Chapter at Butler University will honor their sorority founders with a banquet Tuesday
evening in the Indianapolis Athletic Club ballroom. Mrs. Robert Renick is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Mrs. G. Schuyler Blue and Mrs. Dana Starr, decorations chairmen. Hostesses will - include Mesdames John Owen, Cleon .Nafe, Wendell Hicks, Merritt Thompson and Miss. Lillian Martin. Mrs. Edward J. Hughes is in charge of publicity and Mrs. Kenneth Adair will, arrange a musical program. Decorations will ‘be carried out in the sorgrity colors of silver, gold and blue. Mrs. Renick will be toastmaster and will introduce Miss Frances Longshore, representative of the Indianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta. Miss Alice Evans, Alliance president, will read a proclamation from Mrs. T. Dayton Davies, international president of the sorority. Mrs. Owen Calvert will present a message from the national office. Miss Lucille Craigle will represent the active chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Butler and Miss Ruth Recktenwall will represent pledges. Miss Ruth Duckwall will play piano selections and Miss Eloise Wilson and Mrs. John Bruhn will sing. Mrs. Garret Olds will direct a commemorative pageant.
Chorus Federation To Meet on Monday
The Federation of Mothers’ Choruses of the Indianapolis Public Schools will meet at 1:15 p. m. Monday in the Banner-Whitehill social room. 3 The business meeting will be followed by. a social tea. Ralph Wright, director of music for the Indianapolis Public Schools, will sing and lead group singing.
Hold Annual
Reception Sunday, Nov. 26
The annual reception ‘of the Jordan Conservatory of Music will be held after the first popular concert of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Sunday afternoon, Nov. 26, at the Murat Theater. Indianapolis leaders in music and education are tc be honored at the reception which will be in the Harrison Memorial Home, 1228 N. Delaware St. Guests of honor will be Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianap-
olis Symphony Orchestra and director of the orchestral department of the Conservatory, Mrs. Sevitzky, Guy Maier, artist-teacher of piano,
Fred Jefry representing the old Indiana College of Music; Mae Engle, Imogene Pierson and Marian ut.
Mrs. Lois Maier, Dr. Daniel 8S. Rob- | Laut
inson, president of Butler University, and Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Maier will be guest artists on -the concert program. They will play the Mozart concerto in E flat major for two pianos. © Attending ‘the reception will be members of the faculty and student
body at both the conservatory and;
Butler University, as well as their
friends. Miss Ada Bicking, director, in making arrangements are committees from both the, faculty and student body. On the faculty committee are Florence Lewis, Marie Zorn, Paul Lindstaedt, Hugh McGibeny, representing the fusie: Metropolitan ;
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The student committee is headed by Howard Hanscom, préSident of the Student Council, and members of the governing student body including Don Holzhausen, Ann Snedegar, Tom Norris; Helen Flaig, Maxine Roberts, Mary Louise Houk and Herbert Kaiser./ Also on the committee is Dorothy Munger, who represents advanced students, and Jane Tomerlin representing the residence for women students. In the receiving line the board of trustees will be represented by Messrs. and Mesdames Hilton U. Brown, John W. Atherton, Bernard R. Batty, Fermor 8S. Cannon, H. Foster Clippinger, Emsley W. Johnson and Thomas H. Taylor,
Chairmen of state units were on hand yesterday for the victory luncheon of. the the Indiana State Symphony Society. Mesdames Daily Powell, Columbus; Mrs. Carlton Shuck, Frankfort, and Mrs. John O. Campbell, Marion, arrive at the Athenaeum. Po :
LEADERS TALK THINGS OVER . . .
i Miss Lucy Taggart (left) chairman of the tea following the concert, chats with Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie, wife of the Symphony Society president. With them is Mrs. Jack A. Goodman (right), who headed the season subscription campaign this year. Lo
Program of Plays Schedule
women’s committee of
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For Tuesday Night by Unit Of Woman's Department Club
The third in the series of programs presented by the promotion committee of the Woman's Department Club will be given at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in Caleb Mills Hall under direction of Mrs. E. B. Schofield. j The program will be divided into three parts. The first will be a one-act Civic Theater production, “The Ghost Between,” written and
divested by Murig Browne, Ir me : Gp «a Research Club In 40th Year
ald Skyrme, Frances Westcott, ArThe Woman’s Research Club
thur Robinson Jr. and Gladys Moffett. gn re will celebrate’ its 40th anniversary Monday with a guest party in the
A group of three selections, “A Son Goes Forth- Alone,” “Latin RoAmerican United Life building. Mrs. Charles E. Cottingham and Mrs.
mances” and “Overheard in an Art Gallery,” will be presented by Mrs. John Kolmer are co-chairmen. Mrs. .John K. Jones, who, with
Schofield. “Good Night, Please,” a production of the Civic Theater Workshop will be the final play on the program. Kenneth Lemons will be director. Members of the cast are Lois Gerdts, Lois Keeney, Margaret Kinier, Walter Houppert, Earl Davis
| Mrs. Prank
and Ford Kaufman. David Milligan is president of the Workshop board. : " Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, president of the Department Club, will present the program. Mrs. Othniel Hitch, chairman of hospitality, will be assisted by Mrs. Paul T. Rochford, Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf and past presidents of the club. , Mrs. W. D. Keenan is chairman of the promotion committee, assisted by Mrs. M. B. Eppert, co-chairman; Mrs. John Thornburgh, ticket chairman, and Mrs. Myron J. Spring.
The ZETATHEA CLUB will hold a guest party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. Knipp. Miss Norma Koch will show slides of South America taken on a recent trip and Mrs. Margaret Huston will; provide music. Mrs. E. C. Mathews is hostess, assisted -by Mrs. A. J. Hueber and Mrs. Harvey Belt.
Dance to Honor Notre Dame U.
Notre Dame University will be honored tonight at the Columbia Club. dance. The Wabash Collegians orchestra will play. Patrons and patronesses for the dance include Messrs. and Mesdames D. M. Klausmeyer, Willlam Henry Konop, Charles E. Mason, P. C. Reilly, James E. Rocap, Thomas F. Ruckelshaus, Karl PF. Johnson,
Kokomo; Mr. and Mrs. Noble Kiser, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Storen, Michigan City; Mr. and Mrs. T. F. English, South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Grant, Washington. Patrons are all Notre Dame alumni. . . » Indiana University night will be Saturday, Nov. 25. Doc ; and his orchestra will play. 1. U, night will also be the Junior Colum; bian annual Thanksgiving dance.
Artemus Meets Tuesday will be hostess to members of the Artemus Club at a covered dish luncheon and card party at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at her
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Miss Sarah Rudisill and Miss Jeanette Smith, founded the club Nov. 20, 1899, will be honor guest. Charter members to be honored include Mesdames Wymond J. Beckett, Edmond D. Clark, Cottingham, C. R. Heckard, W. H. Kilman, Mary C. Kimberlin, Kolmer, Felix T. McWhirter, James H. Orndorff, O. M. Pruift, David Ross, A. L. Wilson and Miss Alta M. Roberts. “Mrs. Charles Compton, 21st club president, and her officers will receive members and guests. Mrs. W. PF. Rothenburger will discuss “The Miraculous Forty Years.” A string quartet, including Mesdames Harriet McGuire, Loripda Howell, Susan Branch and Miss Roberta Trent, will play. Mrs, Paul E. Dorsey, soprano, will sing, accompanied by. Mrs. Helen . Thomas Martin. Mesdames Kolmer and Thomas P. Woodson and Miss Trent also will play. Mrs. Heckard and Mrs. Kilman
dames Frank E. Floyd, J. W. Putnam, Ira Ketcham, W. J. Ransdell,
Thomas P. Woodson, James M. Dungan, Logan Hall, Walter E. Jenny,
ham.
Arrange Luncheon For Christian Park
- Members of the Christian Park Woman’s Club will have a’ covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday ‘in the Christian Park community house, The Dairy, Council of Indianapolis will present ‘a
Mrs. Carl Braun and Mrs, William Braun will sing. ;
Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Hayworth, the engagement of their niece, Miss
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poindexter, 540 Holly Ave. The wed-
Mark's English Lutheran Church. Kappas Meet Monday The Delta Club of ;
Gamma Sorority wi
will preside at the tea table. Host-| : esses for the event include Mes-|
Arthur R. Baxter, W. R. Stewart, .
Beckett and Miss May Cunning-|’
sound movie, “More Life in Living.”
5417 Gifford St., have announced| Inez Smith, to Denzel Poindexter,| ’
“hold its] monthly supper meeting at 6:30 | p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs.|
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Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres . (right), president of the women’s committee, presented the silver trophy for
selling the largest number of season subscriptions to Miss Irma Mae Steele.
Newman Group From Butler U. Meets Tuesday
St. Francis Hospital Guild Will Hold Card Party Next Friday.
A discussion of Jerusalem, a book review and social programs including a card party, barn dance and a Thanksgiving luncheon, are on club schedules for today and next week. Miss Georgia Marie Neargarder will speak on “Jerusalem” to the NEWMAN MOTHERS’ CLUB of Butler University at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. A. E. Coddington will be hostess at her home, 115 W. Hampton Drive. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames J. O. Hoffau, R. H. Cowdrill, W. S. Lawler, W. E. Freeman, Thomas Connolly and Theodore Wolf. A tea will be served at the close of the program.
The ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL GUILD will hold a card party at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Citizens’ Gas Co. Mrs. Pinckney C. Davis is chairman of arrangements.
Miss Anne McGinnis, 3608 N. Pennsylvania St., entertained the 7 PLUS CLUB recently at an informal tea. Guests included the Misses
Jean Faulconer, Kay Nolan, Adele Goldstein and Joe Welch.
The F. E. M. CLUB of Shortridge High School will hold a scavenger hunt tonight followed by a barn dance at the farm of Walter Blas= engym on the Shelbyville Road. Virginia Blasengym, a club member, will ‘be hostess.
Mrs. John Wright will review “Reaching for the Stars” (Nora Waln) at 4 MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest DeWolfe Wales.
The S. M. S. CLUB will be entertained at a Thanksgiving luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dean Bennison, 3111 E. St. Clair St.
Mrs. Emma Scholl will - address the CHEROKEE CHAPTER O THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY CLUB at 1:30 p. m. Menday at the Indiana National Bank.
Mrs. Basil Fischer will speak on “Peru” at a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. Tuesday of MONTEREY CHAPTER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB at the home of Mrs. W. C. Coats, 517 E. 56th St. Mrs. Frederick Came will be assistant hostess and Mrs. Roger Lawton will present “World News.”
Mrs. Mary Bersot, Brownsburg, announces the engagement of her ‘ daughter, Evelyn :Bersot, 23 ‘W. 16th St., Indianapolis, to Frank
‘+D. Allen of Indianapolis,
son: of | Elwood D, Allen, |
Brooksville, Fla. : The - marriage
be Dec. 22 in the St.| The
home in Lindbergh Highlands. Pro~ : Indiana)
Nancy Niven, « Frances Robinson,|.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Alpha Chapter, Delta Phi Beta. 8 p. m. Mon. Miss Viola Spreckelmeyer, 338 S. Lyon Ave., hostess. Phi Omega Kappa. Mon. eve. Mrs. Earl Teare, 2090 N. Station, host€sS. : CLUB
Stagette Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7:30 ~p. m. Mon, Miss Helen Ortstadt, 250 Oakland Ave., hostess.
LODGES
Brookside Chapter 481, O.. E. 8S. 8 p. m. Tues. Brookside Masonic Temple, E. 10th and Gray. Mrs. Grace Bowers and William R. Riley, worthy matron and patron. North Park Chapter, 404, O. E. 8S. 7:45 p. m. Tues. . North Park Temple, 30th and Clifton. Members will bring fruit for Masonic Home at Franklin. Silver Star Review 15, W. B. A. 6 p. m. Mon. Castle Hall. Business and annual birthday party. Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah ge. 8 p.m. Tues. I O. O. F. Hall, Bellefontaine and Riviera Drive. Mrs. Hester Kepler, nohle grand.
CARD PARTY Indianapolis Saengerbund Ladies Society. 7:30 p. m. Sun. Saengerbund Hall, 49%; S. Delaware.
Three to Talk On Accounting
Three talks on accounting are scheduled for’ the monthly dinnermeeting and program of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Society of Women Accountants at 6 o'clock Monday evening at the Canary Cottage. “John S, Lloyd, C. P. A, an associate professor of accounting at Butler University, will talk on “Financial Reports for the Management.” He is secretary of the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants and ‘a member ' of the American Institute of C. P. As. Miss Elizabeth Kottiowski of the library commitiee will - report on “Tax Economy” and Miss Gertrude Smith will speak on “The Accountants’ Future.” . Miss Helen Deerberg, chairman of the yearbook committee, and mem-
P|bers of her group will distribute
yearbooks.
EI Tr — & Holiday Is Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. William F. Toomey, Evansville, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cecelia Toomey, Indianapolis, to John J. Noone, son of Mrs. Mary J. Noone, 948 Chadwick St. The wedding will be at 9 o'clock Thanksgiving morning in St. John’s Catholic Church. :
Evelyn Bersot Is Engaged
Choose Dec. 4 For Diocesan ‘Session Here
Catholic Women Arrange. First Annual Meeting; 1000 Expected.
> The INDIANAPOLIS DIOCESAN COUNCIL, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN, will hold its first annual convention Monday, Dec. 4, in the Claypool Hotel. Ine. cluded in other church group activieties is the luncheon meeting andmusical program Tuesday of the Mary Conkle Circle of the Third Christian Church.
The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianape olis, will celebrate a mass at 8:30 a. m. Monday, Dec. 4, in St. John’s Church marking the opening of the Diocesan’ convention. More than’ 1000 women from the 156 Catholic parishes and 47 missions of thediocese are expected to attend. Rep< resentatives from the six district councils-—Evansville, New Albany, Greensburg, Terre Haute, Jasper and - Indianapolis—will assist with cone vention arrangements. Ny
The Indianapolis Diocesan Coune" cil was. affiliated last December with the National Council of Catholio Women, : whose ' headquarters is in Washington. Convention sessions will deal with the work of Cone fraternity of Christian Doctrine groups, study clubs, literature, youth, welfare and. home missions. A Diocesan chairman will be named at the convention to head a new branch,’ rural life. The Rev. Fr, August R. Pussenegger is Diocesan spiritual director. pi
A musical program will be pree sented at the monthly luncheon of the MARY CONKLE CIRCLE OF THE ) CHRISTIAN CHURCH at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. M. Rybolt, 5602 N. Penne - sylvania St. : Mrs. C. R. Matthews, presiden will be in charge, and Mrs. Curtis. Hodges will lead devotions. Mrs, Rybolt will direct the musical proe gram. Assistant hostesses will ine clude Mesdames H. C. Briles, Carrie Clifford, A. D. Bowen, Claud Care rington, Elmer Fausi, Victor Kelly, C. F. Voyles, John C. Kreber, Kene neth Lemons, W. T. Martindale, A. D. Moore and Hugh Thatcher Jr,: Mrs. Albert Walsman is program chairman. : 5 Miss Katherine McCain, violinists: Miss Maxine Shrader, vocalist; Miss - Mary Reynolds and Miss Maxine Roberts, pianists; students at Arthur Jordan Conservatory and members of Sigma Alpha Iota, will presenb the program. J Miss McCain, accompanied by Miss Reynolds, will play “Adagio in A” (Corelli); “Old Refrain” (Kreise ler), and “Praeludium and Allegro” (Kreisler). Miss Roberts will play. “May Night” (Palmgren) and. “Crescendo” (Losson). Miss Shrader, accompanied by Miss Roberts, will
| sing “When I Have Sung My Songs”
(Ernest Charles); “Last Night I. Heard the Nightingale” (Mary Turner Salter), and “An Old Spanish Song” (Louis Ambert).
- Members of the WOMAN'S AUXe ILIARY TO ST. PAUL'S EPISCO~ PAL CHURCH will elect officers following a luncheon at 1 o'clock Monday at the home of Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, 5760. N. Pennsylvania St, Mrs. C. Raymond Miller and Mrs,
| Robert W. E. McKay will be assiste lant hostesses.
Mrs. E. May Hahn is president. $ ane
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Kinnae . man, 2424 E. 10th St, ha : nounced the engagement |
{| proaching marriage of their | Wayne Sink, Flint, Mich,
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