Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1939 — Page 8
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“SYMPHONY DEVOTEES CHAT IN LOBBY, + + + . «+ .
The first concert of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Saturday night at the Murat drew a full house. Among the Symphony devotees seen chatting in the lobby were (left to right) Mrs, G. H. A. Clowes, Mrs. A. R. Holliday, Mrs. Fisk Landers, Mr. Landers and Dr. Clowes, \
| SOCIETY— ie Ermine and Tails: Return Tonight For Christamore-Sponsored Prama
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spite after the opening Indianapolis Symphony concert but they go back into service tonight for the opening performance of Ruth Chatterton in “Tonight We Dance” at English’s Theater. The Christamore Aid Society is
sponsor.
Parties both before and after the show will lend gaiety to the occasion. Several box parties have been arranged and many couples
will attend the performance in groups.
Proceeds from tonight's
show will go to the Christamore House.
Mrs. Philip Reed to Entertain
Among boxholders is Mrs. Philip d. who will have as her
theater guests her mother, Mrs. Alber Paul Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baltzell.
verne, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Jim Roberts’ box party will include Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Huder
and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Miller. Mr. Coleman Atkins,
invited . their daughter, Mrs.
and Mrs. W. A. Miskimen have and William N.
Wilson, Addison Stillwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Pantzer and Mr. and
Mrs. Piatt Searle. Irving Moxley to Take Party
Miss Irving Moxley will take a party of the younger crowd to accupy one of the boxes, while in another will be Mesdames John Kern, Caroline Atherton, H. M. Gilchrist, Samuel Carey, A. H.
Steinbrecher and W. W. Critchlow.
will be hosts at a box party of Kokomo people, be Messrs. and Mesdames March Haines, Paul
nett Bobbitt, all Kokomo residents. Owsleys Plan Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes Their guests will H. Durham and Ben-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Owsley have planned a dinner party preced-
ing the play.
"and Mrs. Reily G. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Peirce.
* and Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm will go
helm’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
E. E. Whitehill
Mr. and Mrs. E. Havens Kahlo will attend with Mr,
Mr. in a party with Mrs ScheidenWhitehill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Parrys and Pelhams to Attend
Mr. and Mrs. George Parry will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Pelnam. Another small party will be that of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Willson and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hammell.
Mr. and Mrs,
William H. Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. James Rogan have seats to-
gether. Emmett Kelly
play. Additional Reservations Made
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cole’s guests will be Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frenzel will give a dinner party before the
Additional reservations include those of Messrs. and Mesdames
Peter C. Reilly, Edwin H. Forrey,
Ed H. Evans, John Kinghan,
Gilbert Hurty, Leroy B. Miller, William H. Moirison ,Uz McMurtrie, William E. Mick, C. Otto Janus, Howard S. Morse, Clemens O. Mueller, M. J. Hammell, Arthur V. Brown, John Sloane Kittle and ,
Fred Wills.
More play-goers will be Drs. and Mesdames John A. McDonald,
willis D. Gatch, G. B. Wolfe, D. W.
Kearby., Mr. Elmer Stout and
Mr. Raymond Clapp, Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Mahaffey, J. I
Cummings, Fred S. Boone, William
Kothe, William Munk, Walter
C. Brown, Morris Lanville Brown, Roy E. Adams, R. V. Law, Byron Lundblad, Thomas Sheerin, Paul White, Samuel Sutphin, David L.
Chambers, James F. Carroll, J. Morr
B. Failey, F. P. Huston, George K. Jones, Fred Jungclaus
William Jungclaus. . Peat Speaks Tomorrow
is Haines, Ferris Taylor, Robert
and
Wilbur D. Peat, curator at the John Herron Art Museum, will talk on “Private Collections Bequeathed to the People” at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the third of a series of lecture-teas for members of the Art Association of Indianapolis and their guests.
Mrs. William Allen Moore, chairman of hostesses,
will be assisted
by Mesdames Russell Ayres, A. F. Austin, F. W. Abke, Herman Kothe,
John T. Janieson, Hugh Carpenter.
nard, Earl B. Barnes, Louis Belden, F. C. Fairbanks,
George Dickson, Harty E. Bar-
Robert Dear-
min, Henry Dollman, Meier Block, Woods L. Caperton, J. E. Cain, Re Book, Charles W. Chase, Charles Brown, James F. Carroll
and James Cummings and M The general subject of ithe
is “American Museums and Their Treasures.”
bring two guests to the talks.
iss Margaret Clippinger. four Tuesday lectures this month
Each member may
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Weimer
; On Wedding Trip After Marriage||
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Weimer marriage at 7:30 o'clock las
will be at home after Dec. 1 in Indianapolis, The Rev, J. D. a setting of lighted cathedral tapers. ° Paul G. Elbert, organist, played a program of bridal music and dred Reimer sang “I Love You Truly.” “At Dawning” andj
officiated in
Miss Mil “Because.” The bride was Miss La wischmeier, daughter of Neal E.. Wischmeier, and Mr. Weimer’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Weimer, Union City. ° The bride, who entered alone, ‘wore a gown of white faille taffeta fashioned on princess lines with long, fitted sleeves, sweetheart neck- . line and pearl trimming on the shoulders. Tiny covered buttons extended from thé neck to the low pasque waistline and the skirt swept jnto a full-length train. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from a tiara of pearl orange blossoms with a short face veil that fell to the shoulders. Her shower bouquet consisted of gardenias and white roses. Mrs. Blanchard H. Boyle, matron of honor, wore a gown of peachbloom taffeta fashioned with’ a tight bodice, bouffant skirt, romance - neckline and tiny jacket. The bridesmaids, Miss Weber and Miss Marjorie Weimer, sister of the ‘bridegroom, wore dresses styled alike with shirred panels, puffed sleeves ‘ar skirts, Miss Weber's dress | turquoise and Miss Weimer's FO ey wore matching usion veils fi ’ sand g the
are on a motor trip following their
t night in the Trinity Lutheran Church. They
Matthius
Chrysanthemums and roses formed .
their bouquets. Miss Betty Branson, bridesmaid, was gowned in a dropshoulder gown of orchid taffeta made with a tight bodice and full net overskirt caught with clusters of lilies of the valley in the same
color. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink sweetheart roses. Mrs. Wischmeier wore burgundy velvet with gold accents and a corsage of Belmont gardenias, whlie Mrs, Weimer chose a gown of blue flowered chiffon velvet with a corsage of rubrum lilies. ; 3 Harold Cloud, Muskegon, Mich, was best man and ushers included Gail Weimer, brother of the bridegroom; Edward Wischmeier, cousin of the bride; Clement Davis and Blanchard Boyle. Mrs. Weimer is a member of Delta Theta Tau and Mr. Weimer, who is a graduate of Purdue University, is a thember of Theta Tau Fraternity. Es Out-of-town guests included relatives and friends from Union City, Richmond, Ft. Wayne,
less at a dinner at 6:30 p. m. today.
junior :
In Valley Mills
Dec. 1 in Valley Mills.
Jewel Ritual Will Be Held
A “ritual of jewels” ceremony, a dinner, a rush party and several business meetings are planned for meetings of local sororities early this week. : Mrs. George T. Fowler will have charge of a formal and “ritual of jewels’ ceremony of OMEGA CHAPTER, BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY, to be held at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Colonial Tearoom. Miss Mary Lou Mann, educational director of the Chapter, will read the service, assisted by Mrs. John M. Bayne, president, and Mrs. Fowler, vice president. The Misses Mary Cummins Ruth Dietrich and Virginia Pike will receive their “jewel” degrees. Mrs. Henry Blessing will sing, accompanied by Miss. Estella Auster‘miller.
ALPHA CHAPTER OF CHI PHI GAMMA SORORITY will give a “house furnishings” party at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. John Cook; 1437 Shannon Ave. The party is the second in a series of rush entertainments.
Mrs. Herman Klinge will be host-
for members and guests of EPSILON PI CHAPTER, DELTA THETA TAU SORORITY, in the Feeser Tearoom, 2035 N. Meridian St. She will be assisted by Mrs. Chris Hankemeier, Mrs. Robert Dunham and Miss Dorothy Addington.
The regular meeting of THETA MU RHO SORORITY will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Frieda Losche, 609 Terrace Ave.
Miss Rovena Smith, 126 S. McKim St., will entertain members of BETA CHAPTER, CHI PHI GAMMA SORORITY, at a regular meeting tonight.
Putnam to Talk
Dr. James W. Putnam will speak on “Gen, J. B. B. Stuart” before members of he Indianapolis Literary Club this evening at the D, A. R.
Trip to Michigan and Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Pollock are on a wedding trip through Michigan and Wisconsin. They were married at 8:30 o'clock Saturday night in the Central Avenue Methodist Church. They will be at home
Mrs. Pollock was Miss Doris VanHorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. VanHorn, 4135 Carrollton Ave. Dr. Guy O. Carpenter officiated
{riage by her father,
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William H. Ball (second from left), Muncie, president of the Symphony Society, attended with Mrs. Ball (left) and his daughter, Lucina.
Dr. Severin Eisenberger of Cincinnati was with them,
Alexander S. Pollocks Will Live
After Wedding
at the single-ring service. ; The bride, who was given in marwore her mother’s wedding gown of white satin made on princess lines with rosepoint lace trimming in a yoke and side panel, a round neckline outlined in seed pearls, short puffed sleeves and a long train. Her long veil of illusion was drawn into a tiny cap with a pleated halo efiect of tulle and a tiny circlet of orange blossoms. She wore long white gloves and carried a loosely arranged round bouquet of ‘white bouvardia, gardenias and two lavendar orchids.
Pearl Strand Only Ornament
Miss Dorothy Bell, her maid of honor, wore a gown of sacha rose brocaded taffeta with a tiny blue figure throughout made With short puffed sleeves, a sweetheart neckline, bouffant skirt and fitted bodice. Her slippers and long sleeves matched the dress and she wore a’ blue velvet bow in her hair. She carried a blue satin muff covered with pink bouvardia, sweetheart roses and shredded light pink carnations. Her only ornament was a triple strand of pearls, gift from the bride. Stuart Pollock, Warren, O., the bridegroom’s brother, was best man. Ushers include Milton B. Pollock, Kenmore, N. Y., another brother of the bridegroom; John VanHorn, the bride’s brother; Charles McDowell, Lafayette, and Henry MacKinnon, Flint, Mich. / A reception was held at the Columbia Club following the ceremony.
Out-of-Town Guests
Among out-of-town guests at the wedding were Dr. and Mrs. George Bell, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pollock, Flint, the bridegroom’s parents; Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Coerper Jr., Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Coerper, Los Angeles; Mrs. Frank Symes, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Houser, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schardt, Louisville; Henry Garrard, St. Louis; Nealy Leake, Cleveland; Miss Betty * Carmony, Manilla; Miss Margaret Anne Wagner, Logansport; Miss Rosemary Redens, New Albany; Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Conklin, Bloomington; Miss Dorothy Bockstege, Evansville; Jerry Miller, Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Wheeler, Peru; Miss Marjorie Preisal, LaPorte; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Westfall, Chicago; Miss Margaret Hall, Williamsport, and Miss
Chapter House.
“Good Luck to Christmore
on her photo ;
jShicag, |
2; for the aid members
Ruth Chatterton ‘Aids Society
Aid Society” writes Ruth Chatterton
Mary Elizabeth Neal, Mattoon, Ill.
So
will appear at English’s fo-
ond vice president; Salmon, secretary; Mrs. Tessie Dick-
dames Salmon, Horst, Luella Clark and Dickson.
Carlile, exhibit are Mesdames E. L. Clough, Mary J. Homes, Amos Carlile, Ratliff, Irma Zahnd, Peeling, Osa Gambrel and Miss Edith Flanders.
Art Students’ ‘Show Opens at Block's Today
Ethelwin Miller to Lecture On ‘Who Is an Artist’ At Preview Tea.
Miss Ethelwin Miller, former head of teachers’ training at John Herron Art Institute, will talk at the preview tea from 2:30-5 p. m. today of the third annual exhibit of the Indiana Art Students’ League in Block’s auditorium. The exhibit will be held this week and next. Mrs. Charlotte Sidman, league first vice president, and acting president - during: the absence of Mrs. Stella Coler, avill preside. Miss Miller will lecture on “Who Is an Artist?” William F, Kaeser, prominent Indiana artist, will demonstrate the painting of a landscape and Mrs. Dorothy Knight Green, Miss Natalie Ratliff and Miss Mary Margery Snead will give a musical program. The Art Student's League was organized several years ago to exhibit pictures by its members. Under the direction of Mr. Kaeser and Renolds Selfridge, the group presents its own exhibition each year.
Preside at Tea Table
Officers of the league will preside at the tea table. They include Mrs. Coler, president; Mrs. Sidman, vice president; Mrs. Nellie McMath, secMrs. Charles
son, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lillie Stearns, treasurer and Miss Jean Dunbar, assistant treasurer. Board of directors members are Miss Clarie Williams, Mesdames
Maude Cook, Lotta K. Horst, Luella Clark,
historian and Mrs. Bella Crippen, League mother, Exhibit arrangement committee members are Mrs. Sidman, chairman; MesSterns, McMath,
Members in charge of publicity
are Mrs. Florence Peeling and Mrs.
Winifred Buhl, Members of the invitation committee include Miss Edith. Flanders and Mrs. Amos D. Special hostesses for the
Miss Williams and Mrs. Ratliff repared the programs. Members of
the ways and means committee are Mrs. Zahnd, chairman; Mesdames Ratliff, Jane Austin and Buhl,
P.-T.A. Notes
BEN DAVIS. HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION will meet tomorrow at 7:45 Pp. m. A Thanksgiving program will be given by the Ladies Auxiliary nf the LaVelle Gossett Post 908, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Room
g|flags will be presented by Mrs.
Joseph Weber. New officers of the P.-T. A. are: President, Mrs. Roy Haeberle; vice president, Mrs. Walter Louden; secretary, Mrs. Henry Bogue; treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Cleveland; finance, Mrs. Charles Reimer; hospitality, Mrs. John Heaton; membership, Mrs. Loren Pickerel; budget, Mrs. Clarence Hall; publicity, Mrs. H. L. Watson; publications, Mrs. William
€ | Moore; program, Mrs. John Julian;
Indiana Parent-Teacher magazine, Mrs. Lottie Prichard; National Par-ent-Teacher magazine, Mrs. Harry ‘Winings, and social, Mrs. Walter Louden. Members of the executive board are Mrs. Henry Goll, Mrs. E. E. Burton and Gerard Edwards. The P.-T. A. project for this year is the beautification of the school
: | grounds. DECATUR CENTRAL HIGH|| SCHOOL P.-T. A. will be enter-| i | tained tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. by
Mr. L. O. Brown, chalk artist and
lecturer. Music will be provided by |
the high school boys and girls glee clubs, . directed by Mrs. Carlton Fields. Mrs. Raymond Ames .is program chairman. SOUTHPORT GRADE P.-T. A. will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in school auditorium. The Rev. Luther E. Markin of the Southport Presbyterian Church will give the invocation. J. Malcolm Dunn, Marion County superintendent of schools, will speak. Paul Bixler, newly appointed principal, will be introduced. Mrs. Thelma Vawter, Grade 4 teacher, accompanied by Mrs. Kathryn Swank, Grade 2 teacher, will lead community singing, Mrs. Herman Kortepeter, president, will preside. The STUDY 41 will meet at 1:30 p. m. today. An open class discussion will be led by Mrs. Ray Harris and several talks will be presented. Mrs. Ernest Doan will review “Reaching for the Stars” (Nora Waln) at the P.-T. A. meeting at SCHOOL 55 at 2:30 p. m. Wednes0 sis
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| Herman Clarkson, the bridegroom-
GROUP OF SCHOOL | |
+ THE LILLYS AND O'BRIEN
J. K. Lilly (second from left) arrived with Mrs. Lilly (third from left) and Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius O’Brien of Lawrenceburg. The orchestra will present its first children’s concert Saturday morning and the first popular concert is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the Murat,
Delpha Miller
Will Become
Bride in Thanksgiving Nuptials; E. Geraldine Wright Betrothed
Engagement announcements and a variety of showers are headline
news in prenuptial activities.
_ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Miller, 1428 W. 21st St., have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Delpha, to Morris
Culbertson, son of the Rev. Merle Culbertson.
Thanksgiving Day in the North Side » ” ”
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wright, 635 N. Gray St. have announced -the engagement of their daughter, E. Geraldine, to Donald B. Greve, son of Mrs. Alberta Greve, 927 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, and Fred B. Greve, 4448 N. Illinois St. The wedding will be Jan, 21 in the Centenary Christian Church.
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Mrs. R. C. Shaneberger will entertain this afternoon with a personal shower at her home, 4403 N. Meridian St., for her niece, Miss
Harriett McCord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. McCord, 134 Kansas St. Miss McCord and Charles W. Christoph, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Christoph, will be married Saturday. ’ Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will include Mrs. Alma D. Robinson and Mrs. William A. Umphrey, aunts of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. Christoph. Mr: and Mrs. Jac Broderick were hosts yesterday at a kitchen and bathroom shower for Miss McCord and her fiance. Twenty-five couples were guests. » ” Miss Marianna Hedges entertained yesterday afternoon in her home in Beech Grove with a bridal shower
for Miss Jean Steigerwald, whose marriage to Leo Hauntz will be Saturday, Dec. 2, in the Holy Name Cantolic Church. Guests with Miss Steigerwald were her mother, Mrs. Charles Steigerwald, and Mesdames John Gillespie, ‘Joseph VanSickle, Clarence Rode, Edward Gehring, Richard Tulley, Ray Withe, Lester Woerdeman and Charles Horner and the Misses Mary Louise Walseman, Pauline Roberts, Mary Quigley, Dolores Hagist, Marjorie McDonough, Rosemary Rolles, Ruth McDonough, Dorothy McKinney and Mary Jane McDonough, Detroit.
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Miss Kathryn Petran, assisted by her sister, Miss Mary Petran, entertained recently with a surprise miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Jean Robison, whose marriage to Lowell Clarkson will be Wednesday. Guests were Mrs. Paul W. Robison, mother of the bride-to-be; and Mrs.
to-be’s mother; Mesdames Clarence Bean, Joseph Domasco, James Uberti, Thomas Conroy Sr. Ruth Miller Willman, William Sayer, Lawrence Goeby and Arthur Ford and the Misses Louise Crouch, Alice Wilson, Dorothy Kall, Beatrice Stone, Annabel Dunn, Dorothy Hibernik, Rosemary Hawkins, Emma Rotroff, Bruna Stanich, Fanchon D’Alton, Kathrine Clarkson and Rose Mary Murphy. $e a ® = Miss Elizabeth Shade, Dayton, O., will entertain tomorrow evening with a personal shower and dinner party in the Canary Cottage for Miss Virginia: Helen Straughn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Straughn, 5248 College Ave., whose marriage to Tadd V. Wake will be Wednesday in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests the bride-to-be and her mothex/will include Miss Maxine
Dance Aid
Miss Eleanor Hess is cochairman of the dance which the Squire. Club and V-Eight ‘Club will spon= sor Thursday evening at the Athenaeum. Miss Hess will entertain the members of the clubs and
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|S. 1. S. Chapter, Sub-Deb.
The wedding will be Church of God.
Bayley, Carmi, Ill.; Mrs. John Root and Mrs. R. W. Straughn. » » ” Mrs, A. W. Kuerst, 54 Johnson Ave., will be hostess at a buffet supper tomorrow for Miss Grace Fairchild, daughter of Mrs. Frank T. Fairchild, 19, N. Arlington Ave. whose marriage to Jack Courtney Shrader will be Friday in the Irvington Presbyterian Church. The supper will follow a wedding rehearsal. ” » » Miss Margaret Backemeyer entertained yesterday afterngon with a bridal shower for Miss Catherine Smith, whose marriage to Howard Hough will be Saturday. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. John M. Smith, will include Mesdames Tom Smith, Charles Spotts, Roy Johnson, Lawrence Reasoner, Arnold Nelson, Robert Witte, Clarence Duvall and H. F. Backemeyer and the Misses Adeline Reed, Elizabeth Eickhoff, Mary Lou Neier, Margaret Spicklemeier, Jean M. Smith, Jean L. Smith, Katherine Prange and Elsa Backemeyer,
v » » » Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Kupferschmidt, 25 N. Pershing Ave., will entertain at an informal buffet Lo per Wednesday night for their
daughter, Cecelia, and her fiance, Joseph A. Litel, who will be married Thanksgiving Day., The supper will follow a wedding rehearsal in the St. Anthony Catholic Church. Guests with the engaged couple will be Miss Mildred Haag, maid of honor for the wedding; Arthur Wood, best man, and Mrs. Anna Burk, the bride-to-be’s grandmother, » » ” Mrs. Merrill Boles will be hostess this evening at a miscellaneous shower at her home, 890 N. Gladstone Ave., for Miss Mary M. Golden, daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Golden, whose marriage to Paul W. Graham will be Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Graham is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Graham, 885 N. Grant Ave. Guests with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mrs. Graham, will include Mesdames William Egner, William Hiatt, Robert Meyers, Fred Barnes, Clifford Shingleton, Clyde Curry, Fred Garnett, Ralph Cook, Alfred Abrams, Clifford Deveney, James Graham, Jessie Blakeman, Bonnie Ronk, Mamie Groover, Arthur Murray, Virginia Meyers, Ada Arnold, Ruth Goodwin, Margaret Dische, Cecil Smith, Gertrude Dickman and Evelyn Novick and the Misses Hilda Groover and Gladys James. |
EVENTS
SORORITIES |, Chi Delta Chi. 8 p. m. Tues. Elks’ Ladies Clubrooms, Antlers Hotel. Miss Katherine Gillick and Mrs. Russell Fisher, hostesses. Alpha Epsilon Chapter, Delta Gamma Delta. 7 p. m. today. Miss Sally Eads, 1559 Park Ave., host-
ess. \ Gamma Delta Chi. Tonight... Mrs. Margaret Hankins, 5406 Burgess Ave. Miss Florence Thibo, host-
ess. CLUBS
E. T. C. of Shortridge. Today. Miss Eleanor Hume, 3528 College Ave., hostess. y Tues. eve. Miss Elizabeth Moore, hostess. 5} S. M. 8. Tues. Mrs. Dean Bennison, 3111 E. St. Clair, hostess. F. E. M. Tues. eve Meridian Hills Country Club. Candelight dinner for rushees. Miss Roseanna Thompson and Migs Jeanne Steiner, chairmen. .
LODGES
Prospect Chapter, O. E. 8. 6:30 p. m. today. Prospect Masonic temple. Pitch-in-dinner and entertainment by Emeritus Club. Mrs, Neva W. Sabins, president. Mrs. Mary Mayo and Edward L. Bennett, worthy’ matron and patron. :
Social Club, Broad Ripple O. E. S.
Tues. afternoon. Mrs. C. E, Freeberg, 371 Westfield Blvd., hostess.
CARD PARTIES
B. W. H. Club. Tues. eve. 211 N. Delaware St. Cards and dancing. Altar Society, Assumption Catholic Church. 8 p. m., Tues. Mrs
In
their Asi at her home preced-
James Sullivan, 1727 W. Morris,
Clubs to Hear Book Review, Varied Talks
‘Interior Decorating’ for Tuesday Quest Group Members.
A book review and talks on pottery, china, interior decorating, South American .countries and youth problems are scheduled for meetings of women’s clubs tomorrow, Mrs. Elinor Miller will discuss “Interior Decorating” before members. of the TUESDAY QUEST CLUB at the home of Mrs. Emory Thomas, 5273 College Ave, Assiste ant hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Irwin and Mrs, R. F. Kerbox. Mrs. E. 8. Waymire will lead a discus~ sion on “Thanksgiving Thoughts.”
Mrs. W. H. Reynolds will review “Gamble’s Hundred” (Clifford Dow= day) at the meeting of the ST: CLAIR LITERARY CLUB. Mrs, F, V. Osborne will entertain the clup, at her home, 29 Kenmore Road.
Mrs. A. C. Helm and Mrs. Mae Rhoades will speak at the meeting of the GROLIER FINE ARTS CLUB at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Albrecht, 729 N. Gladstone Ave, Mrs. Helm'’s subject will be “Wedgewood Chinaware and Earthenware” and Mrs. Rhoades will talk on “Rookwood Pottery.” Miss Bertha M. Schulz will be assistant hostess.
Mrs. Phillip 8. Hildebrand will speak on “Early American Furnishings” at the meeting of CHAPTER Q of the P. E. O. SISTERHOOD at the home of Mrs. H. W, Houser, 2837 Central Ave. .
Mrs. Franklin McCray will address the HEYL STUDY CLUB at ' the Rauh Memorial Building, 3024 N. Meridian St. Mrs. McCray will talk on “Lesser Antilles” and Mrs, W. J. E. Webber will present a book review,
“Problems of Youth” will be discussed by Miss Bertha Leming at the meeting of the ALPHA ETA LATREIAN CLUB at the home of Mrs. Ray D. Grimes, 5410 N. New Jersey St. Mrs. Heber D. Williams will be assistant hostess.
Members of the TOWN TROTTERS CLUB will have a theater party tomorrow evening. Guests will be Miss Millie Ransome and Miss Alice Jean Willard.
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