Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1940 — Page 4
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Patricia Jameson to Be Guest At Pre-Nuptial Party Saturday
Miss Jane Axtell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Axtell, will entertain Saturday with a luncheon at her parents’ home for Miss Patricia Jameson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, who will be married this spring to Cornell. Wooley Acheson of Philadelphia.
Guests will include the bride-to-be’s mother and the Mesdames Fenton Booth, LeRoy Miller, Elvan Tarkington, and the Misses Virginia Booth, Harriett Patterson, Joan Taylor, Jean Light, Jane Adams, Barbara Si:eerin, Fayette Ann Miller, Jeanette Tarking-
- ton and Ruth Fishback.
Southern Club Auxiliary Meets Friday
The Southern Club Auxiliary o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs.
will meet for luncheon at 1 Robert Stith, 3755 Washington
Blvd. Mrs. R. B. Burch and Mrs. T. B. Rogers will assist, - A musical program is planned. Members are ro bring garments for the club’s
donation to Riley Hospital.
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The Woman Contract Club will meet at 1:15 p. m, Thursday
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Luncheon to Honor Tudor Hall Seniors
Among traditional parties for the
Tudor Hall seniors is the lunch-
eon which Miss Letitia Sinclair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘Richardson Sinclair, and Miss Martha Rupel, daughter of Dr. and
- Mrs. Ernest Rupel, will give Friday party will go to the Coliseum for
at the Woodstock Club. The
skating after luncheon,
~The 1940 seniors include the Misses Virginia Binford, Harriet Burbank, Mary Jo Clapp, Jane Cox, Margaret Flickinger, Peggy Gray, Louise Glasser, Margaret Hillis, Margaret Johnson, Jacqueline
Joseph, Annette Lange, Elizabeth Milliken, Susannah Milner, Forance Potter, Rupel,
Macey, Ada Merry, Mildred Oran, Emmy Pantzer, Frances
Lucille Schaf, Florence Simpson, Sinclair, Gloria
Strashun, Juanita Waugh, Betty Carrie Reynolds and Julia Sefton.
Entertains for Smith College Club Mrs. Jesse Fletcher, 4131 N. Meridian St., was to entertain the
Bmith College Club this afternoon.
Mrs. ‘Theodore B. Griffith was
to report on the alumnae council meeting held recently at the col-
-lege in Northhampton, Mass.
The committee on luncheon ar-
rangements included Mesdames Wilson Mothershead, Lawrence
Moore, Gonard A. Felland, James Skinner,
Charles F. Meyer Jr.
Hugh Patton, Frankfort, and Miss Madeline Speers,
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The Triad at Wabash College this week-end will be attended
by several Indianapolis girls. The
group will include the Misses
Mary Lou Westfall, Ann Bishop,” Bette Bowes, Jean Elliott, Elinor Hess, Nancy Ragan and Virginia Stoddard. =
Mr. and Mrs. John Hollett Jr. Play Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. John Hollett Jr. are chairmen of the annual spring
Dramatic Club play to be given April 6 at English’s Theater.
The
title of the play will be announced later. A supper dance will follow
the play. Evans Woollen Jr. is club r tJ 2 ”
president,
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Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Wright are in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where they will spend the rest of the season. Duting spring vacation, they will be joined by their children, Miss Mary Catherine Wright, a student at Skidmore College; Miss Eliece Aiman who attends Vassar and Pierre Aiman, enrolled at Kenyon College.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mare J. Wolf have returned from Wheeling, W. Va., where fhe} have been visiting Mr, Wolf's father, Leo Wolf, and his
uncle, C. J. Wolf.
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Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz, daughter of Mrs. Stewart H. Kurtz, will leave March 11 for Miami Beach, Fla. to be the guest of Mrs.
Oscar Thompson.
Rebecca Blackley to Be Guest At Three Pre-Nuptial Parties; Friends to Honor Recent Bride
Bridal notes today include announcement of an engagement and news of a shower and several parties planned for a young woman who
will be one of the
edrly spring brides.
Miss Rebecca Blackley, whose marriage to Herbert Hill Smeltzer |
will be April 13, will be guest of honor at several parties next month. Miss Blackley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Blackley, 3133 1431 N. Lepr. St.
N. Pensylvania St. Miss. Jane Pfeiffer and Miss Alice Woodward have chosen March 7 as the date for a party honoring Miss Blackley. Mrs. Ralph Brafford and Mrs. Dudley Hutcheson will give a miscellaneous shower March 14 and Mrs. Donald White and Miss Barpare Jean Holt will entertain March 27. ” FJ 2
Mrs. Wililam E. Richter, Mrs. Wallace K. DeHart and Mrs. John Sommer will entertain this evening in honor of Mrs. John McKinstray with a crystal shower at the home of Mrs. William C. Richter, 432 Buckingham Drive. |
Mrs. McKinstray was Miss Martha ‘Reynolds before her marriage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reynoids, 820 Eastern Ave. and Mr. McKinstray is the son of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. McKinstray, 3521 Winthrop Ave. Guests with the bride will be Mesdames Reynolds, H. H. McKin-| stray, William C. Richter, C. Tom Johnson, Grover C. Raimey, F. O. Minter, Benton Smith Loew, Merrill Lindley, Howard Wright, Charles Martin, Misses Orpha Bodle, Janet Hill, Julianna McIntosh, Verna Schwier, Jane Patton, Jeanne Rettig, Marian Gearen, Helen Root, Jean Wintz, Jean Booth and Betty Mae Smith.
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man. The wedding will take place! March 17 at the Pleasant View Lutheran Church.
Copsey Post To Plan Party
Two covered dish luncheons and a business and social meeting are among activities planned by American Legion Auxiliary units for this week, HUGH COPSEY UNIT 361 will meet at 8 p. m. Friday at the World War Memorial for the regular tnonthly business session followed by g social hour under direction of Mrs. Willard J. Kelsey, assisted by Mesdames George Poppa, Arthur Salmon and Leo Little. Spring and
summer programs and plans for a! |
Legion birthday party will be made.
~ Mrs. D. C. Bray, 1608 E. 59th st., will be hostess for the March social meeting of BROAD RIPPLE UNIT
Guild to Name Oftticers’ Slate
Officers of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will be nominated at 2 p. m. this afternoon at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Hans Jacobsen,
Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang heads the nominating committee, assisted by
‘Mesdames Ira Fisher, Harry Cla-
brou, William Bain, Daniel T. Weir and Mayme Byerly. Mrs. Lute Trout, Riley Hospital {dietitian, will talk. Mrs. Charles Yarbrough heads the hostess committee. The Guild board will meet at 1 p. m. to discuss plans for a lecture by Mise Katrina Haramy on March 15 in Ayres’ auditorium and a {Founders’ Day tea April 2 at the Ball Nurses Residence.
Entertains Club Miss Viola Alandt entertained the
G. T. T. Chapter of the Sub-Deb! Club last night at her home.
apolis District, Indianapolis
the Catholic Charities Bureau.
Mrs. Joseph J. Speaks (left) is reservations chairman for the quarterly conference of the IndianDiocesan Council, National. Council of Catholic Women, Thursday at Mrs. Thomas J.
Murphy (right)
Times Photo. and - Mrs. William B. Peake are
assisting with ‘arrangements. The Daughters of Isabella will serve a luncheon at noon. will go to the St. Elizabeth’s Home Building Fund. A board meeting will be at 10 a. m.
Proceeds
Lyons, near Lebanon. Assisting t Minger and Miss Hazel Knight,
ALPHA CHAPTER OF ALPHA! OMICRON ALPHA SORORITY was to meet for luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Francis E. Cline, 42 W. 56th St.
The first of a series of bridge tournaments to be held by SIGMA PHI KAPPA SORORITY will be tonight at the home of Miss Selma Meinzen, 1224 Laurel St.
KAPPA CHAFTER, ALPHA! OMICRON ALPHA SORORITY will meet tonight at the home of
Drive. ! EPSILON CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA SORORITY will meet for luncheon and bridge at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Walid
CHI i CHI SORORITY {will meet at 7 p. m, today at the | Hotel Antlers for a business session.
Mrs. H. B. Sturgeon, 3019 N. Delaware St., ‘was to be hostess for a luncheon [meeting of GAMMA CHAPTER| OF ALPHA OMICRON SORORIT? at 1 p. m. today.
ALPHA [CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA TAU SORORITY will hold {a social meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow lat the home of Miss Lodema Powell,
LAMEDA CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON, ALPHA SORORITY will meet for luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Walter H. Christy, 6264 Broadway.
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Alpha Chapter, Tri Chi. 7 p. m. Miss Mary Prater, 1513 ‘Spann, hostess. Eta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. 8 p. m. ed. Miss Mary Eloise Bolander, 503 N. Emerson, host-
ess, |
| CLUB Federation jof International TravelStudy Clubs Incorporated. 8 p.m. today. Hotel Lincoln. Board of Directors | meeting, 7:30 p. m.
LODGE
Brookside Rebekah. &§ p. m. today. Thelma Homburger, noble grand.
spre
Sorority Meets
Miss Christeen Austin will entertain members of Lambda Chi Delta | Sorority at! her home, 1325 Carroll-
Mrs. Ralph Taylor, 1836 Ly mdhurst!
Stevens, 24 E. Ohio St.!
Sigma Phi Kappas Launch Series of Bridge Tournaments; Omega Nu Taus Give Party
Luncheons, business meetings and a “who's who” party are planned by sororities meeting today and tomorrow.
Members of GAMMA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY will attend a “who’s who” party tonight at the home of Mrs. John A.
he hostess will be Mrs. Walter L.
Head of Ohio ‘School to Talk
Dr. Ralph Hickok, president of Western "College, Oxford, O., will talk on “Broadened Vision Through the Woman's Club” at a meeting of the American Home Department of the Woman’s Department Club to‘morrow at 2 p. m. at the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridan st. Miss Mary Jane Morris and Miss De’ Ruth Sade, | students in the Western College music department, will play piano relections. Miss Morris will play “La Filouse” (Raff) and “Prelude in B Minor” (Chopin) and
Miss Sade “La Champanelle” (Liszt). The Applied Education section with Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt as chairman, will bel in charge. Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart, American Home Department chairman, will preside at a business meeting before the program. Mrs. Emsley W. Johnson will have charge of a social hour following the program. Mrs. Marie M. Breedlove will assist, aided by other members of the committee, Mesdames C. F. Brigham, Edward P. Everett, Lewis Fluery, Frank E. Gates, E. May Hahn, William C. Maguire, O. D. Mickel, A. C. Rasmussen, Walter Stork and Harris P. Wetsell. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield and Mrs. Bert S. Gadd will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Frank C. Walker is decorations chairman; Mrs. Clarence J. Finch, hospitality; and Mrs. John F. Engelke, Boor...
Foreign Food Cooking Topic
Mrs. Clark Bailey will give a demonstration of ‘Foreign Cookery” at 11 a. m. Wednesday when members of the Home Economics Club meet at the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility Co. | Mrs. George Hosmer will be luncheon chairman, assisted by Mrs. Paul Hurt and Mrs. M.| C. Lewis. The Home Economics Club $s composed of graduates of home economics courses or persons who have completed at least 75 hours of work in domestic science at a recognized hod, Mrs. Paul Stokes is presient.
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Part of Gallery at I A. C. Squash Match
312 Friday. The executive board will| =
meet at 10 a. m. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon followed by sewing for the Veterans’ Hospital.
- A white elephant party for the new Post home and a cover h Juncheon were. to be held by MAD‘DEN NOTTINGHAM AUXILIARY 348 today at the home, 1130 W. 30th In charge of the luncheon were be s Caroline McCon-
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“officers ‘at Wri . Athletic
Club team
This foursome was among spectators on hand ‘past week-end for the squash match between it Field, Dayton, O., a the
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Left to right are Mrs. Miss Marie Matuschka and Miss Dorothy Darling, Iadianapylis, and Mrs. C. F. Damberg of Wright
Traffic Club Has Birthday
The Indianapolis Women’s Traffic Club was to hold its first annual anniversary dinner tonight in the Gold Room of: the Washington Hotel. Employers of the members have been invited to attend. Following dinner, talks will be made by E. L. Gurney, president of the Indianapolis Men's Traffic Club; Faye Langdon, Indianapolis Motor Transportation Club president; F. A. Doebber, executive vice president of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America; H. A. Hollopeter, director of fraffic for the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, and Dave Probstein. Miss Ernestine Simons, president, will be toastmaster. Other officers who will speak are Mrs. Edith Hoover, vice president; Miss Susie Nicely, treasurer, and Mrs. Caroline McGowan, secretary. A special edition of the club’s publication, “The Blotter,” will be distributed by the editors, Miss Cassilda Williams and Miss Roarta Schull. Miss Mary Simons is chairman of arrangements, assisted by the Misses Mary Baker, Margaret Battreall and Naomi Hendrix. Members of the club are women employed in the city's traffic industry. A membership in the Associated Traffic Clubs of America was granted the local club recently.
O.E.S. Group
Gives Dinner
A dinner, the conferring of degrees, a card party and dance are a part of the program of lodge groups meeting tonight.
SPEEDWAY CHAPTER, ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, wil hold a stated meeting at 7:30 p. m. today in the Brownsburg Masonic Temple. Mrs. Dorothy Marvel is worthy matron and Roy D. Haase, worthy patron.
NORTH PARK CHAPTER 404, 0. E. 8, will entertain the worthy grand matron at a meeting tonight at the North Park Masonic Temple, 30th and Clifton Sts. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m.
Degrees will be conferred at 8 p. m., today at a meeting of INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER 393, O. E. S., in the hall, 1522 W. Morris St. Mrs. Tressie O. Kirk is worthy matron i Harry Comingore, worthy paTron.
The HAROLD C. MEGREW AUXILIARY, UNITED SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERANS, will hold a card party and dance tonight at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. 1llinois St.
Mrs. Daisy Schumann of Queen Esther Chapter of the O. E. S. was special guest soloist at a meeting of ENGLEWOOD CHAPTER last night honoring the kitchen, dining and decorating committees. The meeting was held at the Masonic hall, 2714 E. Washington St. Mrs. Savannah Blake is worthy matron and William Quillen, worthy patron.
QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER O. E. 8. will elect officers at a meeting Friday evening at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Nelle Hutcheson is worthy matron and Harry Bolin is worthy patron.
The membership committee of the WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF THE SAHARA GROTTO will meet in the Colonial Tearoom at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow for luncheon. Mrs. Theodore Mittendorf and Mrs. Houston Westbrook will be hostesses. Mrs. Fred Earhart, 2002 E. 10th St., will be hostess for a meeting of the welfare committee Friday.
Talk oi Gems -Is Scheduled
Mrs. Walter Geisler will speak on “The Romance of Gems” tomorrow evening at the Canary Cottage be
© | Alliance. of Delta Delte Sorority.
Times Photo, John Mills, Wright Field;
Mrs. Thomas Longfellow is chairman of the dinner meeting with Mrs. John W, Walker and the Misses Georgia Foster, Lillian Le-
her assistants. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Longfellow.
5 Pledges Inducted Alpha Chapter of Omega Phi Tau Sorority will induct five pledges at
: |a formal dinner meeting at 7 p. m.
tomorrow at the Naval Armory. Pledges are Mrs. Martha Bratton, Misses Lucille Paxton, Helen Mitch-
Bratton. “Mrs. for
fore members of the Indianapolis:
Masters and Mildred Vieweigh as:
ell, Ludmjlia Valko and Genevieve!
Inter Nos Club ‘Will Hear Talk
Wednesday | Group Will Have Discussion on Local Youth,
‘Talks hold the number one position with clubwomen whose groups meet tomorrow. Mrs. Seth Elliott will discuss “Legislation and the Common Man” at a meeting of the INTER NOS CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. Ernest B. Foster will lead a discussion on the topic “There Ought to Be a Law.” Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger will be hostess. MThe program committee
will be appointed at a business session before the program. °
Miss Nellie Young will speak on “The Indianapolis Youth and His Amusements” at a meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB at the Banner-Whitehili auditorium tomorrow. Mrs, Roy Horne will give the Bible lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs. William 'Burcham and. Mrs. John H. Gill.
“Modern Kitchens” will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. W. G. Boyd at a meeting of the WOMAN'S ADVANCE CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. Charles M. Bohnstadt will be hostess.
Mrs. John Thornburg will speak on “Chile” at a meeting of the COLONIAL BOSTON CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB tomorrow at 12 o'clock at the Marott Hotel. Hostesses for the luncheon meeting will be Mesdames A. W. Sutton, Fred Farnam, O. F, Wulfekammer and Harry Wissel,
Mrs. Glenn Diddel will speak at a noon luncheon meeting: of the HAWAIIAN CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB at the Colonial Tearoom tomorrow. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. George Yeager.
Mrs. Elmer Ostling, 5546 Winthrop Ave., will be hostess for a luncheon meeting of the DORCAS CLUB tomorrow at 1 p. m.
Mrs. J. C. Teegarten will give the program at a luncheon meeting: of the CURRENT LITERATURE CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. Charles H. Over, 3041 Central Ave. will be hostess.
The CHILDREN'S SUNSHINE CLUB OF SUNNYSIDE will have a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at Ayres’ Tearoom. On the committee in charge are Miss Margaret Murray, chairman; Miss Alice Murray, Mesdames Walter Zimmerman, H. D. Kramm, Lynn Williamson and George Livingston.
Mrs. Arthur F. LaRue, 3014 College Ave. will be hostess for a luncheon meeting of the GOOD WILL SERVICE CLUB at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Supper Arranged For Town Trotters
Miss Frances Morgan will enter-
Club Thursday with an informal supper. Guests will include Miss Louise Williams and the Mesdames
Garrett Wiseman, Wallace Buenting anc Stanley Call. Miss Morgan is the newly elected president. Miss Helen Keith was recently re-elected secretary. Miss Mae O'Dell was re-elected ireasurer and publicity chairman.
Card Party Set
The Auxiliary of the Lawrence Chapter of.the O. E. 8. 384 will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Lawrence Masonic Hall.
On Legislation
tain members of the Town Trotters|.
Miss Martha Meyer is assist ing with arrangements for the card party which the Fancy That Club will sponsor Saturday at Banner-Whitehill auditorium.
Chairmen for Dance Chesen
rs. David Klausmeyer has been a chairman for the annual St. Vincent's Hospital Guild dance April 6 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Marie O’Hern is co-chairman.
Proceeds from the dance are used for care and hospitalization of
needy mothers and children.
Mrs. D. R, Brosnan is dance secretary. Mrs.” Edgar Hauser, advertising chairman, and Mrs. D. D. Cutright, co-chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Robert Barber, Warren Devington, Clyde Bowers, Walter Brant, D. T, Burns, C. I. Cobert, Edward Elliott, Marion Ensley, J. H. Hartman, George Hall, Everett Hays, W. C. Huonker, Carl Ittenbach and William .T. Kennedy. Also on the advertising committee are Mesdames T. G. LaManna, Jack Langan, George Lilly, C. H. Luft, Bert McCammon, Rex Moonshower, F. J. Moore, C. E. Rimps; William Sandman, Thomas Scanlon, Gus Shumaker. Chester Spriggs, S.. W. Terry, John Welch, Tracy Whitaker and Albert Shouse. Mrs. Glenn C. Lord and Mrs. William F. Souder are co-chairmen of signatures. Assisting them will be Miss May Barr, Mesdames J. J. Cole, T. B. Graves, Robert E. Kirby, M. T. Patton, George J. Smith, Fred Thomas, Preston G. Woolf, Kevin D. Brosnan, William F. Dudine, E. T. Johnston, Paul McNamara, C. N. Reifstock, E. R. Steeg, Mildred Wilmeth and Ernest C. Zehe. Mrs. William E. Kennedy and Mrs. Ralph Lochry, co-chairmen of tickets, have on their committee Mesdames William Ankenbrook, James E, Curtis, J. Herbert Hartman, Elbert T. Johnston, M. V. Kahler, Jack Langan, Frank Pittman, Ruth J. Poole, Joseph Storey, George Potts and Miss Mary Louise Keech.
Initiation Held By Zonta Club
Miss Frona Greene and Miss May Manning will be initiated into the Zonta Club this evening in ceremonies held at ‘the home of Miss. Lilly A. Kerz, 3519 Winthrop Ave. Miss Leah Spence will sing a group of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Martin Rehfuss, pianist. A social hour will follow the initiation. Mrs. Howard Lytle will be in charge, assisted by Miss Kerz. :
Homemakers Of County Map Plan for Year
Club Leaders Meet, Arrange to Aid Expert In Program.
Safety in the home, kitchen plane ning, proper sleeping and efficient laundering are to be discussed by Marion County Homemakers’ Clubs at a forthcoming meeting. Presidents of the 28 clubs met yesterday in the office of Miss Janice Berlin, county home demonstration agent, to plan the work for the rest of this year. : It was decided that two representatives of each club would attend a series of meetings to be conducted by Miss Inez E. Kent, Purdue University home specialist. These two will take back to the individual clubs the information Miss Kent gives them. Kitchen Clinic Set
On March 29 Miss Kent's subject will be “Scoring Your Home: for Safety.” On April 26 she will cone duct a kitchen clinic and talk brief ly on “A Place for Everything.” On June 17, her subject will be “Routing in the Kitchen.” First subject after the summer vacation will be “Sleep—Mattresses and Springs” on Sept. 13. On Oct, 31, Miss Kent will discuss “Launder= ing.” On March 11, other representatives of each club will meet with the Homemakers’ Chorus in the wilking Music Co. auditorium for instruction in music directing, with emphasis on the Purdue “song of the month.” : Mrs. Anthony Ackerman, county president, appointed five committees at yesterday's meeting. Aids Are Announced The achievement committee is composed of Mesdames O. D, Forsythe, Canada Hightshue, Juliana McCord, Glenn Brewer, Emory Eaton and George Smart. Members of the committee to plan the lunch at the county 4-H exhibit are Mesdames Herbert Resener, Wil= liam Wisehart, Lloyd Miller and Orville Thacker. The State Fair exhibit committe® - will be composed of Mesdames Bertha Minnick, Roy Haeberle and Ray Trefz. Named to the canning project committee were Mesdames Wallace Garnier, Mae Cunningham and Ruth Alley. Program committee members are Mrs. Lee Rasmussen and Mrs. J. E. Dickerson.
N aturalist to Lecture
On P.-T. A. Program
Karl H. Maslowski will give a nature lecture at 7:30 p. m. Friday 'at the Christian Park School 82, 4700 English Ave. under auspices of the school P.-T. A. Mr. Maslowski_ will present “A Naturalist’s Diary—in Color Film.” The lecturer has been affiliated with the Cincinnati Society of Natural History Museum. He is president and extension lecturer of the Ohio Audubon Society and has been cone nected with various nature magazines and the Ohio Division of Con= servation. The public is invited. There will be an admission charge.
Hostesses Named
Hostesses have been named for Parent-Teacher Association Day tomorrow at the Hoosier Art Salon Exhibit which the Woman’s Department Club is sponsoring in Block's auditorium through March 8. They will be Mesdames Frank Rieman, Walter A. Schulz, Ray Roberson, Frank W. Strohm, Walter Thomas and Claude M. Wise.
Frances Findell is; the