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SOCIETY—
Children’s Civic Aids to Hear
Junior Programs’ Executive °
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Fay, field representative of
- Junior Programs, will discuss “The Bumble Bee Prince”
before Children’s Civic Theater workers tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the theater. The Junior Programs’ opera is ‘to be sponsored March 16 at Caleb Mills Hall. Mrs. George Fotheringham is general chairman of
the project. She will be assisted in the organization of the ticket campaign by Miss Betty Tharp; Children’s Theater: chairman. “The Bumble Bee Prince” is one of several Junior Programs’ productions. sponsored by the Children’s Theater. Mrs. Dorothy L. McFadden, founder-director of the Programs, saw a performance of «Tsar Saltan” during a visit to Moscow. After returning home she translated the script, ‘called in ‘Marion Farquhar to do the operatic adaptation and presented it at the St. James Theater in New York.
Tudor Hall Parents Name Officers Mrs. Maxwell Coppock is the new ciation of Tudor Hall and Mrs. .Dan W. Flickinger, secretarytreasurer. Officers were named this week at a meeting of the school. Mrs. I. Hilda Stewart.discussed “Character Building -as Brought :Out in Student Activities” and parents visited classrooms. Mrs. Edward B. Taggart, assisted by Mrs. Harry Hobbs and ‘Mrs. Ford Carman, arranged the meeting. :
The Indianapolis Woman’s Club will celebrate the 65th anni--
versary of ite founding tomorrow with a birthday party at the °
Propylaeum. The party will be patterned after the club’s first: meeting. i rv Soke SE iE with arrangements are the ‘executive committee members “including | Mesdames~ Evans Mannon, Warrack Wallace, Henry H. Hornbrook and Miss Blanche Stillson and the room committee, composed of Mesdames Arthur W.
. Herrington, Robert A. Adams, Robert L. Gless, Raymond F. Mead
and Maxwell Coppock. : : : 5 P “Mrs. Frederick Krull and Miss May Louise Shipp, whose mothers were early members, will pour. Mrs. Brandt Steele, chairman . of the special program committee, is being assisted by Mrs. ‘Anne - Prazier and Mrs. Donald Jameson, club president. : :
D. A. R. Gives Washington Party More than 110 resérvations have been made Luncheon: and ‘George ‘Washington Party. today of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.’ . The party. will be held in the chapter house. . BE Seated at the speakers’ table with Mrs. G. B. 8.:Taylor, chapter regent, will be board members, past regents and several state officers. They include Mesdames Alexander Taggart, James Sutherland, Henry Ketcham, Noble Hiatt, W. C. Bartholomew, B. H. Lybrook, Morse P. Bowen, William Dobson, Sidney J. Hatfield, Wilbur Johnson, James L. Gavin, Maurice E. Tennant, C. F. Voyles, Frederick D. Stilz, George Caleb Wright, Jasper P. Scott; Bertram Day, Heathcote R. McIlvaine, J. Howard Grimes, state director for the central district; Miss Julia Landers and Miss Mary. Hostetter, state publicity chairman. Luncheon hostesses will include Mrs. Emsley W. Johnson Jr. chairman; ‘Mesdames Roy K. Coats, O. Harold Hershman, Robert McKechnie, Carl W. Piel, Hayold C. Curtis, Clarence E. Zinn, John. L. Goldthwaite, Russell S. Bosart, Carl F. Mateschke, Kenneth D. Coffin, Lawrence L. Clark, J." Edwin Aspinall and. Miss Alice’ Angerer. Mrs. Ira M. Holmes, assisted by Mrs. Henry Blume, will be in charge of the luncheon. : = CON ES ER The program will include music by- the Colonial Singers of
' George Washington High School, a playlet by members of the Chil-
dren of the American Revolution, a short talk by Mrs. Taylor on the chapter's founding and achievements and a’ dance by Miss - Mary Martha Turpin.
Speaker Discusses Women of ‘India
“Today the women of India are second only to the American women in the important public posts they hold,” Bhicco Batlivala, young lawyer from Bombay and London, said today. She was to speak this afternoon before members of the Propylaeum Club. Singe 1935, India has had 60 women legislative members and one cabinet minister, she said. She- pointed out that in-1500 B.C. women in India had complete civic’ equality’ with men and by 500 B. C. were given further property rights, adding that it was only with the coming of the British that.India’s social structure was changed and women pushed into the country’s social and political background. : Lg : As for child marriage, she asserts it has been non-existent in our Western sense—the marriage ceremonies being only betrothal ceremonies with the ghildren returning to their own’ families to live until they reach marriageable age, usually when they are 18 years old. “Purdah,” she said, “made its appearance during what was the Middle Ages in Europe, following the invasion of the Moslems, who were accustomed to seclude their women. The custom was never widely adopted and was restricted exclusively to the upper classes. Today it has been virtually abandoned altogéther.” ; Miss Batlivala was sent to England at the age of 9 to be educated and at 21 was admitted to the English bar, the .youngest woman ever to be accorded the ‘honor. She has been assistant minister of education in the State.of Baroda, India, and legal adviser to a British film company. She is now engaged in private practice, specializing in commercial cases. ¥ ge : #" ”® 2 : » » 8 : : Miss Mary Birch Ingram, daughtet of Capt. Jonas Howard Ingram, U. S. N,-and Mrs. Ingram, Newport, R. I, will go to California March 5. Her brother, Ensign William Ingram, U. S. N.: will meet her in Los Angeles and Miss Irving Moxley will join them there later. Miss Ingram and Miss Moxley will ‘sail ‘March 13 for Honolulu where they will visit Miss Moxley’s cousin, Col. William Scott, commandant of Schofield barracks, for a month. Miss Ingram visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles’ Harvey, here the
early part of the winter. : Butler Sophomores to Choose ‘Queen’ for, Cotillion March 1;
president of the Parents’ Asso-
Woollen Jr: Virginia Moorhead,
for the Birthday
" I' Dr. George N. Luccock of the
Bluegill Final Tryouts Tomorrow
Plans are afoot on the Butler University campus for another “queen” election, tryouts for the women’s swimming club will be held this after-
noon and an educational honorary group will meet.
Five candidates have entered the race for the “Sophomore Sweetheart,” who will reign at the SOPHOMORE COTILLION March 1 in
the Murat Temple.
Candidates include the Misses Jean Smelser, Jane
Reynolds, Marjorie Ryan, Helen Evans and Marion Blasengym. The deadline for “queen” petitions is tomorrow. Art Kassel and his “Kassels in the Air” Orchestra will play at the dance.
Final tryouts for membership in
Richey to Talk Before P.-T. A.
~ sored by the B
tion of Independence,”
BLUEGILLS, women’s swimming organization, will be held from 2-4 .p. m. today tomorrow. Mrs. M. Tufpin Davis is club:sponsor.
KAPPA DELTA PI, national educational honorary, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Dr. W. L. Richardson, 110 W. Hampton Drive. Dr. Richardson is sponsor. of the organization and Miss Lila‘jane Harms is president. - Miss Ruth Marie Hamill will lead a ‘group discussion ‘based on an article from. Education Forum, “Teachers’ Marks—Tragic and’ Absurd.” Richard Krause, vice president, will preside at the meeting in the absence of Miss Harms, who is attending ‘the national convention of Kappa Delta Pi in 8t. Louis,
Seven ‘new-- members “were initiated into DELTA DELTA DELTA SORORITY in recent - ceremonies. ‘They include the Misses Louise Brandt, Marjorie Ryan, Dorothy Daniel, Jean Gilbert, Martha McHatton, Jane' Lewis and Jane ‘Dougan. Services ‘were ‘followed by a dinner at the chapter house.
Americanism Party Will Include Films Color films will be‘shown in an Americanism program’ to be.sponer Hill Post and A 220 -¢ the American Legion at 8 p.m. today ‘at the Franklin Township High School. : -- Miss Margaret Walters “will sing a patriotic song. Mrs. Guy Heckman, 12th istrict Americanism chairman, will lead group singing
and the school orchestra will play.|
" Films fo be shown are “Declara“Monroe Doctrine,” and “Lincoln in. the White House.” Mrs. Frank Woerner, Americanism chairman of the Bunk-
Robert S. Richey, State director of NYA, will be guest speaker at a | Presidents” Dinner - this- evening of the Marion County Parent-Teacher Association. ; : Mrs. A. H. Hartman, council president,- will preside. C. E. Eash will give the welcome address.
Malcolm Dunn, County School Superintendent, and Mrs. Dunn; Mrs. James’ L." Murray, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers president; ‘Mrs. Logan G. Hughes, a vice president of the National P.-T. A.; Mrs. Robert Shank, director of ‘Re-
DaVee, executive secretary of the
Rouden, vice principal of Warren Central High School;:. John - Dora,
Mrs. H. FPF. Goll; district director; Mrs. John 'B. Lewis, state treasurer, and past presidents of the council including Mesdames E. A. Clark, Brute Maxwell, Earl James and John Askren. Mrs. George Moyer and: Mrs. Mar-
. |tin “Burtt will sing a selection com-
a Sub-I -The : Hi-Steppers-: Sub-Deb Club will entertain ‘tonight at. a George Washington Leap Year Party at 802 N. Ritter Ave. Members of the committee in charge are the Misses Virginia Rigsby, Mary Jo Carroll, Mary Ellen Magnuson, Clarise Dolores Matuck and Joan Melle.
Reddington to Talk Michael B. Reddington of the City Legal Department will speak on “The Youth. Movement in Politics” at 8 p. m. Tuesday before members of the Marion County: Women’s
Democratic Club at the Claypool
* Speeial. guests will include’ J.|
Marion County Safety Director; | & |
Debs : to Meet +
Art Salon here.
Virginia Craig To Wed Today
Miss Virginia Craig, daughter of Mrs. Jessie B. Craig, 3830 Carrollton Ave., will: become the bride of John Filip Vladoiu, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Vladoiu, in a ceremony at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Craig home.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will officiate before a fireplace banked with palms and ferns. Bouquets of
' | Easter lilies and stands of seven-
branch cadelabra will be arranged
- ton each side and the mantel will be
decorated with jonquils. James Boyer, pianist, will play bridal music.
The bride’s brother, Calvert S. Craig, will give her in marriage. She will -wear- a gown of white satin fashioned on princess lines with white lace panels, a Peter Pan collar, long sleeves and a long full skirt extending into a full-length train. Her long veil will fall from a tiara of white ribbon flowers and she will carry an arm bouquet of bride’s roses. ; Mrs. Calvert Craig will be matron of honor. She will wear past¢l blue taffeta made on period lines with a square neckline, bouffant skirt and short puffed sleeves. Her bouquet will be of Talisman roses and she will wear a fan-shaped comb in her hair to which. Talisman rose buds will -be fastened. : : Miss Margaret Scholl, Connersville, will act as bridesmaid. Her gown will be of peach taffeta made on: similar lines to Mrs. Craig's and
snapdragons, blue iris and daffodils with the same flowers caught with a fan-shaped comb in her hair. Jacob Potcoava will be best man. The bride’s mother has chgsen a sapphire - blue streef-length dress with which she will wear a corsage of Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Viadoiu’s gray crepe dress will be set off by a corsage of gardenias and Briarcliff r
05es. ‘ Following the ceremony, a receéption will be held. ‘A three-tiered wedding ‘cake surrounded by a
form the centerpiece on the bridal table. Assisting with serving will be several close friends of the bride's, among ‘them Mrs. Channing Childs and the Misses Theresa Alig, Madeline Alig, Mary Adams and Helen Batchelor. The couple will leavegon a short wedding trip and will be at home after March 1 at 5322 College Ave. The bride will travel in a steel gray wool suit with rose accessories, The bride attended Earlham College and is a graduate of Butler University. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Mr. Vladoiu attended Indiana University and also is a Butler graduate. He is a member of Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity.
Committee Aid
gion 7. of the congress; Mrs. Dale | Si state organization; = Mrs. * Harold | til
hve Dexheimer-Carlon Fhoto. « Mrs. -C. .C. Trueblood is a “tee for the book rcview to be given “under the sponsorship of Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Feb. 29 at the American United Life Building. Nolanne O'Hair of Greencastle will review “Abraham Lincoln--The War Years” (Sandburg). Proceeds. ‘will go to the A. O. Pi Fellowship Fund. Other ticket committee “members are Mesdames KE. L. “Pond, Adrian. Wilhoit, Ralph blentz and Miss Marian Mes-
she will carry a spring bouquet of}
wreath of .smilax and tapers will]
‘member of - the - ticket commit-
__ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Opening of Hoosier Art Salon:
Mrs. William H. Polk (right) is chairman of the | partment Club which is sponsoring the - preview dinner to be given Saturday night at Block’s Terrace Tearoom preceding the opening on Monday of the fourth annual presentation of the Hoosier Mrs. Othniel Hitch (center) is a member of the art department of the Woman's De-
Gamma Phi Alphas Will Hold Pledging Ceremonies Tonight; Omega Nu Tau Fete Arranged
pledge services, a rush party and a guest meeting are: listed among ay and tomorrow. : : vi
the dinner. The
sorority activities
Members of HA CHAPTER,
Pledge services will be held at 8 p. m. today by ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA SORORITY at the home of Miss Helen Conner, 401 Hampton Drive. Those to be pledged include Mesdames Herbert Gilligan, John Bonowski and James Werner and Miss Mary Laufer and Miss Mary Gootee.
Mrs. Herschel Hause will enters tain members of THETA TAU PSI SORORITY with a dessert luncheon at 1:80 p. m., tomorrow in the Canary. Cottage. Mrs. Marshall Haislup will review “Song of Years” (Bess Streeter Aldrich). :
. Mrs. Alvin Humphries, 5211 Carrollton” Ave., will be hostess at a guest party tonight for members of TAU DELTA PHI SORORITY.
Members of PHI GAMMA RHO ‘SORORITY will meet at 8:15 p. m. today ‘at the home of Mrs, Carl Penno, 4330 Boulevard : Place.
V.'S. CHAPTER, VERUS CORDIS SORORITY, will observe its fifth anniversary tonight with a_dinner at the home of Miss Helen Setterquist, 330 S. Butler Ave. : . Members of the committee in charge ‘include Mesdames = Albert Kinghan, Russell Eden, Jack Riggs, Don Woodard and Miss Setterquist. Mrs. Hugh Dodd will preside at a business | meeting following the dinner. Le
ALPHA CHAPTER, SIGMA PHI SORORITY, will entertain tonight at the second in a series of rush parties at the home of Mrs. Avonell Parker, 988 Bolton Ave. George Washington decorations will be used. Thirteen rushees will be entertained. Rushees will be feted at a rose tea Sunday at the home of Mrs. Pat Rettig, 1301 Shannon Ave.
ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA KAPPA SORORITY met last night at the Hotel Lincoln. Miss June Still was hostess.
‘Mrs. Margaret Harrin, 1064 W. 35th St., entertained members of DELTA CHAPTER OF XI DELTA XI SORORITY at dinner last night.
BETA CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI TAU met last night at the Hotel Washington. :
Members of BETA CHAPTER PHI DELTA PI SORORITY entertained at the last in a series of rush parties last night at the home of Miss Evelyn Ressler, 911 Sanders St. Rushees. feted included Mrs. Glen Erisman, Mrs. Reese Berry and the Misses Becky Clark, Darleen Jones, Blanche Ragle, Mary Haase and Mary Kreth.
ALPHA, BETA AND GAMMA
{CHAPTERS OF THETA NU CHI
SORORITY will hold their 14th annual dinner dance: tomorrow evening. in the Columbia. Club. Miss
‘| Sara Cook, Mrs. Homer Shields and
Miss Helen Campbell are chairmen of arrangements. : : Their assistants include the Misses
‘| Ouida Jones, Ruth Carpenter, Wini-
fred Amick, Mary Katheryn Brooks, Mrs. Paul Porter and Mrs. Robert Peacock ’ »
Mrs. Eugene Fife will give a talk on “Charm Within Every Woman's Reach,” at a meeting of BETA CHAPTER
k Founder to Entertain, Three Garden Clubs}
_ Mrs. Robert Ramsey, first club organizer of the Garden Club of Indiana, will entertain three garden clubs in ‘Perry Township at a George Washington Party this aft‘ernoon at her home, 5726 Central Ave. Mrs. Ramsey founded the three clubs.
More than 60 members of the
‘|groups will attend. Clubs to be Sunshine,
represented are the Thalia and Presbyterian Church of Southport
Gard Clubs. * The
: OF ZETA BETA CHI| SORORITY at 7:30 p. m. today at | the Hotel Lincoln, ?
i .| Jasonville,
- Times Photo. showing here
at the store auditorium. Mrs. Frieda Robinson, Block’s auditorium director, is assisting. The gallery will be open from 6:30 to 7 p. m. Saturday preceding
exhibit will continue from Monday
through March 8.
OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY, will
|e entertained at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. with a buffet supper.at the home of Mrs. Robert Kares, 707 N. DeQuincey St.
Riviera Club To Elect Five Riviera Boosters ; will elect five new directors at a Booster dance to-
morrow night in the Riviera Club main ballroom. Dr. George King is
Booster president.. ; The five new directors and their wives, with 10 other directors of the group, will elect officers from their members. Installation of new officers and directors will be held at another dance March 8. The Riviera Reveliers will give a Leap Year dance next Thursday. Miss Betty Staudt and Miss Miriam
invite the boys and will provide their “dates” with vegetable: corsages. Several girl ‘“stagettes™: will be present to cut in on the dancers. Reveliers directors, with eorge Boemler, president, will meet at an open house Sunday at the club’to assist the girls with plans.
Winners in Bridge Forum Announced
Winners in a recent bridge forum held in Block’s auditorium were announced today by Mrs. Dorothy
Ellis, forum instructor.: Winners are: Section 1: North and south, Mrs. L. G. Veazey and Mrs. Fink Dorman, first, Mrs. W. H. Bridgins and Mrs. Carl Rusie, second; east and west, Mrs. Robert Blackburn and Mrs. Robert Hanika, first, Mrs. Lawrence Aschoff and Mrs. W. E. Cassidy, second. Section 2: North and south: Mrs. PF. A. Mulbarger and Mrs. Gertrude Keller, first, Mrs. E. C. Goodwine and Mrs. A. C. McDaniels, second; east and west, Mrs. J. L. Cracraft and Mrs. H. S. French, first, Mrs. E. R. Jones and Mrs. Fred Mitch, second. Section 3: North and south, Mrs. C. A. Fredeking and Mrs. Frank Knyvett, first, Mrs. Robert Shingler and Mrs. William Salladay, second; east ‘and west, Mrs. H. M. Willingham and Mrs. W. F. Willien, first, Miss Kitty Warner and Mrs. S. R Richardson, second.
Hostess Named .
The Bonae Amicae Chapter of the Verus Cordis Sorority will meet at the home of Miss Charlotte Crane, 610 E. Minnesota St. tonight. ; 2
Reviews Book
sent a review of “Wind, Sand and Stars” (Antoine de Saint Exupery) at 7:45 p.’ m. togorrow at the ‘Capitol Avenue Methodis The review is sponsor church's unit of the i ‘Guild for the benefit of its social
Edwards will be in charge. Girls will
. Mrs. Harry L. Foreman will pre-
{ Arranged for
+ Easter Sunday.
Prenuptial affairs include a round of showers and . parties. for the
a marriage and several lists of attendants. nT ; ; Miss Joy Geupel will entertain tomorrow night with a dinner party
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Harger, who will be married to John William Stalcup March 14. Three of Miss Geupel’s sorority sisters from the Kappa Alpha Theta Chapter at DePauw University will come to Indianapolis with her tomorrow to attend the dinner and the sorority’s State Day celebration. They are Miss Amy Parry of Crown Point, Miss Nancy Nyswanger -of
of Wineika, Ill. Other dinner guests with the bride-to-be, will be Thetas, including Mrs.. Turpin Davis, Miss Harriet Cracraft and Miss Betty Schissel. Bridge will follow the dinner. 5 2 2 8
“Miss Byrnece Hankins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hankins, 902 | Eastern: ‘Ave., has chosen members of her bridal party for her wedding Easter Sunday to Arlo E. Harris, V The wedding will take place’ in the East Tenth Street Methodist Church. ° : Miss Alice Nolting will be maid of honor. - - Bridesmaids will be Miss Rachel Hill, Nashville, Tenn.,, and Miss : Arden Finger, McMinnville, Tenn. : Harry Gross will be best man and ushers will include Walter Harris and Jack Gunnell. i #2 8 = vo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pieper will be 1attendants at the wedding Saturday of Mr. Pieper’s sister, Miss Rosemary Pieper, and Homer E. Stull, in the St. John’s Episcopal Church. Miss Pieper is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pieper, 1128 Cameron St. Mr. Stull is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stull,” 3400 S. Meridjan St... = 1 : : » s » - - Miss Mary Frances Laue and Miss Eileen Fink will entertain tomorrow at Miss Fink’s home, 1414 N.. Mount St., with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Fink’s sister, Miss Marjorie Marie Fink, whose marriage to MaynardeE. Sacra will take place March 9. . : Guests ‘at the shower will include Mesdames Robert Townley, Paul Baxter, Jack Bybee, Mark Fink, James Noonan, Earl Estner, Misses Dorothy. League, Betty Cashman, Marjorie Burton, Marjorie Randolph, Virginia Montgomery, Mary Jane Howell, Neola Bailey, Louise McCreary, Mary Emily* Shelby, Lois Shelby, Betty Jean Laue and Mar tha Dawman of Anderson. : 8 a ” Miss Marian. Fearheiley, 21 W. 16th St. whose marriage to Edwin R. Eaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Eaton, 1202 W.. 35th St. will. take place March 23 in Danville, Ill, has chosen the attendants for her wedding. Miss Fearheiley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fearheiley of Danville. ot The bride-to-be has selected Miss Jean Stephens .of Danville-as her maid of honor and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Greenfield as her matron of honor. Her bridesmaids will be Miss Georgiana Huber of Lizton, Miss Dorothy Kiger, Miss Betty O'Farrell and Miss Geraldine Montgomery, both of Danville. > Lyman Eaton, brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will be best man. Ushers will be Arthur Johnson of Greenfield, Glen Fearheiley, Noel Epperson and Norman Travis. “~ 8 » ” 3 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Fluella Nield, daughter of Mrs. H. Morton Campbell, and Gerald (Chastain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chastain, Salem. The wedding took place
mother. The Rev. Carl Bailey officiated at the ceremony. The couple is at home in Indianapolis. Several showers have been planned in Mrs. Chastain’s. honor. Her mother will entertain at a miscellaneous shower Sunday night at her home. Guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames George Lewis, Frank Lewis, Ed Lewis, Von Mohn, R. L. Wepler, John F. Morrell, Mason Chastain, Wilbur Chastain, C. B. Scott, Randolph ‘Sullivan, the Rev. and Mrs. Bailey, Mesdames Anna Dixon, Forest Oliver, Ed Oliver and Mr. William Wepler. . ! Miss Irene Campbell will give another miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon at the: Campbell home. Her guests will bé& the Misses Dolorous Strack, Ruth Shan» and Marie Driscoll and Mesdames John PF. Morrell, Frank Lewis, George Lewis,
bert Price and Ed Lewis.
Miss Valentine Guest At Farewell Party
® Mrs. John W. White will entertain this evening in the Blue Room:of the Spinks Arms Hotel with a farewell party in honor of Miss Christine Valentine. Miss Valentine will leave soon to make her home in Dallas, Tex. : Guests will include Mesdames Roy
= | Ellis, Arthur Baumer, Joseph Erpel-
ding, J. D. Johnston, Oscar Lentz, Earl Otey, Carl Siler, Leon Stanley, Norman Wilson, R. W. Mitchell and Louis C. Hills Jr. and the Misses Clara Vollmer, Louise . Beerman, Helen Hudson, Norma Rennegarbe, Martha Vollmer, Pearl Fitch and Catherine Valentine.
|Altenheim Auxiliary Will Give Program Mrs. Petrache Velesscu will speak on “Washington” at a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Alten-
the. home, 2007 N. Capitol Ave. The program will include songs by
Schulz and selections on the piano {and harmonica by Ann and Donald "Review Arranged Puritan in Babylon” (William Allen White) at a meeting of the North-
day at the home of Mrs. Bert C.
fo
Betty Harger| Byrnece Hankins Names| Attendants for Wedding |
brides-to-be and announcement of}
at her home for Miss Betty Harger,|
Topeka, Kas., and Miss Pat Johnson|-
Jan. 14 at the home of /the bride’s|
a Nominated ; .
Mrs. Matthew Winters
P.-T. A. Slate Is Presented
Mrs. Maithew Winters, president of the Shortridge High School Par-ent-Teachers Association, was nominated for re-election recently at a meeting of the organization in Caleb Mills Hall. Other nominations include Mrs. Stuart A. Bishop, first vice president and historian; Mrs. Fred Rass-
man, second @ vice president and corresponding secretary; Don R. Knight, third vice president; Mrs. Harold Plummer, treasurer, and
tary. ; ‘Nominations were submitted by Mrs: James Spalding, nominating committée chairman. More than 1000 persons attended the meeting and dinner in the cafeteria before the program. ive Shortridge boys participated in a discussion contest and Elliott Goldman was elected to represent the school in the Indiana State Discussion League contest. The Shortridge Orchestra, under the direction of Will F. Wise, played. Guests visited an exhibit of student art work in the Roda Selleck Art Gallery. Mrs. Winters expressed the organization’s appreciation of help given by faculty and students at the annual Shoriridge Family Frolic Dec. 8. More than $1000 in proceeds from the event will be turned over to the student aid fund.
Group to Plan State Parley
Plans for the 1940 state convention of Delta Theta Chi, national educational sorority, will be made at a state executives meeting Sunday at the Hotel Lincoln. The convention will be held here in May. Representatives from nine Indiana chapiers will attend the meeting Sunday. Delegates will be Miss Mary Stout, Terre Haute; Miss Isabel Shinabery, Ft. Wayne; Miss Dorothy £cott, Elkhart; Miss €arol Fruits, Mishawaka; Miss Genevieve Davis, Logansport; . Miss - Jeanne Walsh, South Bend; Miss Amy Adams, Lafayette; Miss Scenoral Hixon, Muncie, and Mrs. Ruth Speake, Indianapolis. . . Mrs. Speake, state president, will ‘have charge of the meeting. Other state officers, who will assist with the plans, are Miss Phyllis Stutsman, vice: president; Miss Martha
Clara Smith, recording - secretary; Miss Mary Prances Carlson, treas-
|urer; Miss Maryalice Buswell, state
director; Miss Pauline Durk, sergeant at arms, and Miss Marie Miller, parliamentarian. g
Miss Lois Martin, recording secre-|
Davis, corresponding secretary; Miss
SDA, FEB. 2, 190 Fashion Talk,
Colonial Tea. Club List
Butler Alumnae to Hear
= On
~ Discussion of Recent Books.
Talks, book reviews and a colonial tea are among attractions for club-
|women ‘meeting tomorrow and
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patrick, fashion co-ordinator at L. S. Ayres & Co.,
will speak on “Personalized Fashions” at a meeting of the ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. Robert Harbison will conduct the study book lesson. Miss Anna. Louise Cochrane will be hostess.
“Historic Silver of the Colonies” . will be described by Mrs. J. F. Huf- --
stetler at a colonial tea to be given
by the FRIDAY AFTERNOON
READING CLUB. Mrs. C. V. Mont- - . gomery will talk on “Quotations
From Washington's Letters.” Hostesses will be Mrs. E. W. Stockdale and Mrs. M. C. Moore.
Mrs. William Adcock will review
“I Ran Away to Sea at Fifty” (Mary S. Fahenstock) at a meeting of the
BUTLER ALUMNAE LITERARY -:
CLUB Saturday. Mrs. Grady W. Cline will review “I Married a,Vagabond” (Mrs. R. L. Franck). Recent
books will be discussed by Mrs. Ray-
mond S. Hiatt. Mrs. Adcock will be hostess. ;
Day With the Scandinavians” at a
meeting of the CLIO CLUB to-_ ‘morrow at the home of Mrs. Joel -
Hadley. Mrs. Hanson Anderson will
speak on “Business and Industry.”
A color film ‘on Mexico will be shown at.a meeting of the SPANISH
CLUB at 8 p. m. today at the Miss
Brookside Community House. Charlene Clore will sing.
The SPADE AND TROWEL GARDEN CLUB will hear a talk on
“Do’s and Don’ts of Delphinium” - by Mrs. Irwin Morris at a meeting :
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Gus -
Daseke, 516 E. 54th St.
The Metal Craft Club will meet at _ the home of Mrs. E. L. Carr, 1202
N. Oakland Ave. tomorrow.
Mrs. Asher Evans will speak on “A
Mrs. © °
Albert Nemec will assist the hostess. Mrs. Josephine Motley, vocalist, -
meeting \of the INDIANA POETRY SOCIE at 2:30 p. m. Saturday.
| will present a program of songs at a -
Merle Watkins will be accompanist :
and Mrs. W. S. Wilson will whistle.
Mrs. O. 8. Guio, 720 E. Drive, Wood
ruff Place, will be hostess.
Mrs. F,. M. Partlowe reviewed , “My Secret Strength” (Ann Warren -
Farren) at a meeting of the AMICA CLUB last night at the home of Mrs. Earl Everhart, 208 Eastern Ave.
“TRI C CLUB will meet at 7:30
p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Roy
Followell, 932 Tuxedo St.
The TOWN TROTTERS CLUB
will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Helen Clark Keith, 4509 E. Washington St.
Named Chairman of Governor's Board:
Mrs. Hal Schultz was named
chairman of the board .of governors --.'
of Rho Chapter of Sigma Beta So- ye
rority at a meeting last night at the home of Mrs. Leland O. Patton, 2223 N. Alabama St. with Mrs. William D. Butler as hostess. Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Howard
Phillips will assist -Mrs. Schultz.
Mrs. Russell Mueller will be pub- ~~ licity editor. Mrs. Gene Adams was
pledged to the organization.
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