Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1940 — Page 5

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French Lick Springs Filled With Derby Week-End Crowd

Kentucky Derby fans from the four corners of the United States swarmed into louisville today for the 66th running of the Churchill Downs Many parties arrived from French Lick Springs, Ind., where thev had awaited the event, Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Peabody. Chicago. were expected to arrive with their party from French Lick. The Laurance Rockefellers and Capt. and Mrs. Eddie Rickenbacker with a score of the Peabodys’ guests flew from New York to Louisville Thursdav and motored to French Lick for the house party. The Peabodys, with Miss Harriet McLaughlin, Chicago, and Mrs, Jack Lemon, Wichita, arrived at French Lick last Wednesday. Indianapolis residents expected to arrive from French Lick included Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kirshbaum and Charles S. Rauh. Mr. Rauh was to be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Knode at the Derby. Their other guests were to include Mrs. H. C. Knode, Miss Jennie Fishbein and Dr. J. William Wright. In the party of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Zwick were to be Miss Esther Yancey, Mrs. Lottie Zwick and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thacker. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joyce were to include Mr. and Mrs. John L. Murphy, New York; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ruh, Columbus, O.: Mr, and Mrs. Dick Bavles, Miss Theo Baltz, Arthur Donavin and Charles Jovee Jr

New Albany Guests Included With Mr. and Nirs. Dudley Williston in their box were to be . and Mrs, A. Edward Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis New Albany. Ind. Attending together were to be Mr. and Mrs. R. Cooper, LeRoy Keach, James Deery, E. Kirk McKinney and F. J. McCarthy. Another party was to include Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Lord, Mr, and Mrs. L. W. Mohlenkamp and Mr. and Mrs. J. J, ‘Cole. Frank B. Shields of Martinsville was to have a party with him, as was Miss Margaret Rudbeck. In Louisville yesterday for preDerby festivities ‘were Messrs. and Mesdames William K. McGowan, Robert E. Kirby and John J. Heidt Jr. Miss Jane Hafner and Miss Dee Dugan also were to attend the Derby. While in Louisville they were to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ullmer, formerly of Indianapclis.

Players Club to Elect Officers The annual business meeting and clection of officers of The Players Ciub will be held tonight at the Woodstock Club preceding a dinner and dance. A number of parties have been planned for the event, Attending in a group will be Messrs. and Mesdames Robert B. Adams, Howard J. Lacy II, Robert Ferriday Jr., Harry V. Wade and Arthur Loftin, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bookwalter will entertain informally au their home before going to the club. Their guests will include Messrs, and Mesdames Kurt Pantzer, John B. Stokely and Paul Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wells will have a party of four with them, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Weiss also will entertain at their home for Harold B. Tharp, president, and Mrs. Tharp, Elmer Stout, and Messrs. and Mesdames Paul E. Fisher, Samuel Runnells Harrell, Louis H. Haerle, Thomas Harvey Cox, Edwin McNally, William Henley Mooney, Ralph C. Vonnegut, Herman C. Wolff and Frank Hoke. Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Newell C. Munson ai their home will be Mr, and Mrs. Soren H. Mortensen and Mr. ana Mrs. D. Seaman Mortensen, Milwaukee; Mrs. Carl R. Vonnegut, Theodore Severin and Messrs, and Mesdames Erwin C. Vonnegut, Robert S Stempfel, Rudoiph Haerle, Thornton Sterrett, Ralph W. Lieber, Russell Ayres, Alfred W,. Noling and Horace McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Boozer will have as their guests Messrs. and Mesdames Charles A. Rockwod, Claude Jones and Orland A. Church, Dr. and Mrs, Cleon A. Nafe, Dr. and. Mrs. J. Carlton Daniel and Dr, and Mrs. J. Jerome Livtell.

Jeannette Tarkington Dinner Guest

Miss Ruth Fishback will entertain at dinner tonight for Miss Jeannette Tarkington and Burford Danner, whose marr.age will be next Saturday. Guests with the couple will be Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stokely, Mrs. Coleman Atkins, Misses Harriet Patterson. Ann Fox, Patricia Eaglesfield and Joan Metzger and warman Welliver, Samuel B. Moxley Jr. John Gamble, Sylvester Johnson III, Allen Clowes, Byron P. Hollett and Noble Dean.

classic.

Twelve gardens and the botanical

gardens at Holliday Park are to be |

shown to the public on the sixth annual Park School Garden Tour [which the Mothers’ Association will sponsor next Saturday and Sunday. 1. This scene is a portion of the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Noyes, Sunset Lane, which the tour guests will visit. A ravine, | rose and field gardens and & new iris garden also are to be shown there, 2. This vista is in the “English Garden” of Mrs. Roy Adams, 4145 | Washington Blvd. There visitors will see small and large hedges dividing the estate into “rooms.” 3. A deep yard with humerous plantings of delphinium and Madonna lilies is to be visited at the home of Horace Coldwell, 5866 ( Central Ave. A rose arbor protects the border garden from too much sun and also the seed beds | and work section of the garden | from passerbys. | 4. At 2847 N. Meridian St. is the garden of Mrs. R. Hartley Shere | wood. This scene is from ‘“Behind Garden Walls.” Border plantings of perennials, annuals, a wall covered with climbing roses and Mrs. Sherwood’s “work cor- | ner” will be included in the | showing. | 5. This is the entrance to Mrs. | Walter P. Morton’s home at 3434 | Pall Creek Blvd. Here a visit will | be made to “Our Garden Living Room.” A unique fence of basket weave surrounds the lawn. A | wild flower garden is in one corner and a bed of annuals and perennials follows the lines about the fence. Roses have been planted about the terrace and ivy climbs over a low stone wall. | Mrs. Robert Adams “City | Garden” will be visited at 4041 | N. Meridian St. ‘There ivy is used for border planting. A walled-in formal garden leads toward 8 | fountain in the wall, At 56M | Central Ave, up a tulip lined drive to reach the [ “Informal Garden” of Mrs. Eugene C. Miller, In Sunset Lane the visitors will see the orchid houses, formal rose garden and irregular | lakes of Mrs. J. K. Lilly Sr. and visit the “Garden in the Woods” of Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres. | The estates of Mrs. Bowman | Elder and William Fortune will be visited in Traders Point. The tours will conclude with teas at the Park School gymnasium.

‘Guild to Dine ‘Monday

Clubwomen are planning a lunch(eon. talk and breakfast for next week. Mrs. Theodore Root is chairman | for the May Day luncheon given by SUNNYSIDE GUILD Monday at 12:30 p. m. at the Columbia Club. Assisting will be Mesdames Gay(lord Rust. John Sawver, Kurt W. 'Schmidt George W. Shaffer. C. V. |Sorenson, Fred Sanders, G. G. [Schmidt, Charles Seidensticker, Elmer W. Sherwood and Wayne O. Stone. Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton will preside at a business meeting following the luncheon. Cards will be played during the afternoon.

The CHEER BROADCASTERS

a. m, next Friday at the home of

the visitors will go |

~ |DAUGHTERS, will meet Monday at | League.

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will hold a May breakfast at 11

| EVENTS

CLUBS

Chicago's Recreation Director ill Address May 22 Meeting of

Local Women Voters’ League

Victor K. Brown, recreational director of the Chicago Park Depart - meht, will speak May 22 at the annual meeting of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Mr. Brown will discuss some of Chicago's recreation problems and accomplishments and show a movie Officers and chairmen who will take part in a summary of the vear's work will include Mrs. John K * Ww *

Goodwin, president; Mrs. Oliver W. N n . y State Session 's

Greer, treasurer; Mrs. Lester Smith, chairman of “What Every Voter Should Know"; Mrs. Austin Clifford, n lchild welfare; Mrs. Frank Cox, gov- P ' S [ernment and its operation; Mrs. rogram ct James Bawden, education; Mrs, x Stanley Hayes, economic welfare; py Roy V. Peel, Indiana UniverMrs. Chauncey Eno, legal status: . IMrs. John Fuller, foreign policy. sity professor and director of the InMrs. Horace Shonle, first Voters | stitute of Politics of the National Roundup, and Mrs. Mark Perree, Municipal Teague, will speak at a ‘expansion. luncheon on the opening day of t Officers and board members will p B ty if ‘hie be elected. convention of the Indiana League ——— — 01 Women Voters. His topic will be “More Democracy at the Orossroads.”

Missions Group To Get Report

Mrs. Springs Road. will be hostess at 2 chairman, wil p. m. Wednesday for the WOMAN'S program.

The convention will be May 15 17 on the Indiana University campus at Bloomington, Tnd. ¥Pollowing Dr. Peel's address Mrs. Mark Cold Ferree, Indianapolis,

Jess C. Pritchett Jr, expansion

have charge of the

MISSIONARY SOCTETY OF THE | Preceding Mrs. Perree's talk on MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN “Where Do We Grow From Here?" CHURCH. Mrs. Wasson Wilson, Hammond. will Mrs. C. W. McPherson will give read a list of Indiana League mem(the Bible lesson and Mrs. Frank bers who are elected officials or Miller will sing. Mrs. Hugh Mason members of boards and commissions will speak on “South of the Rio|in the state, their own counties or (Grande” and Mrs. Norman Peine | cities. Approximately 75 League

(will report on the recent Presbyte- members are serving in such ca-|

rial Meeting. | pacities. Assistant hostesses will be Mes-| Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, Indian[dames S. O. Dungan, Frank E.|apolis, will speak on “An Adventure | Brown, Robert, Campbell, John in Recreation,” discussing the | Templeton, Miss Essie Diddel and League child welfare work in In[Miss Ola Endly. Mrs. Walter Idle, dianapolis. The work is an out[incoming president, will preside. growth of study begun six years ago by the Department of Government The EARNEST CTRCLE, KINGS’ and child welfare of the Indianapolis Mrs. Sheerin is chairman |7:30 p. m. at the home of Miss of Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan’s Ad[Diddel. Following the Bible lesson visory Committee on Recreation and by Mrs. Idle there will be a business a member of the advisory committee meeting and a social hour. to the Children’s Division of the State Department of Public Welfare. » Niiid Blom Er ie oe | A skit entitled “How Do You Do, , hs h Ye. . ie WESTMINSTER GIRGLE oF No, 007 TT Longe Tull Te KING'S DAUGHTERS at 8 p. m. Ferree and other members of the | Wednesday at the Westminster oyoansion campaign committee, Rresbyterian Church. Following the afternoon meeting

A card party will be sponsored by the League's six program depart- | :

the HOLY CROSS UNIT OF THE ments will hold executive sessions INATTIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHO- and local league presidents will at-

LIC WOMEN at 2 p. m. May 15 in tend & general council meeting. Avres auditorium. Bt : State program department chairmen

. are Mrs. Don F. Datisman, Gary, Mrs. Tzaae Atkinson, general | oovernment and economic welfare: chairman, has announced the fol- ye. Lloyd W. Josselyn, Lafavette. lowing committees: ; ; :

Hospitality — s vo |government and education; Mrs. (Mrs. Bernard Burkart, chairman, | austin Vv. Olifford, formerly of Tn-

Mrs. Raymond Kunz, Mrs. Charles | qiana lis and now of Evanston. Tl. | Fisher; tickets—Mrs. James McCas- Ht and child welfare: Mrs. (lin, chairman, Mrs. Robert Fessler, 1 aster A. Smith. Indianapolis, 2ov(Mrs. Prank Curran; cards—MrS. laxnment and its operation: Mrs. | Bernard Riley, chairman; prizes— 1 eonard A. Smith, Indianapolis, gov(Mrs. Catherine Cooker, chairman. [ernment and foreign policy. and | Bridge—Mrs. Frank Kull, chair- Mrs, 8. N. Campbell, Indianapolis. man, Mesdames Mary Quill, Marion [government and legal status of

[TARUM COURT 14, LADIES ORI- Ratts, L. E. Reeves, Charles £. 'ENTAL | AMERICA, Monday ‘at the home of Thompson, and Willlam Wissman Mrs. L. D. Bibler, 4365 Central Ave. and Misses Ruth Schaefer and Miss |

[Dinner will be served at 6 p. m.,

Officers’ Wives of Indiana Natl. Guard, 1 p. m, Mon. Naval Arm- . N v N ory. Luncheon bridge. Ohio State Club Monday Oonversation. Mon. “An American Musician's Story” (Olga Damaroff Sokolski) to be re-| viewed bv Mrs. Fraderick Sale, Mrs. Ernest De Wolfe Wales, hostess P. B. O. Council. 1 np. 'm. Mon

Plans Luncheon

The Indianapolis Ohio State Alumnae Association will have a Monthly ‘meeting. Banner- Whites bridge luncheon for its annual guest hill auditorium day party at 1 p. m., Mav 21, at the hile Woman's Department Club, Mrs 2 LODGES { Robert P. Joyce is association presi [I'VInRton Rebekah Degree Staff, dent 8:30 p. m. today. Hall, 5420; ©. Mrs. Norton H. Poole is to be Washington. general chairman in charge of ar- Golden Rule Auxiliary, 0. B. 8, rangements. Mrs, Hugh J. Baker,| 12:30 ©. m. Mon. Covered dish chairman of hostesses, will be as-| luncheon. Mrs, Clara Jelf, 3847 sisted by Mesdames ©. B. Durham, Graceland Ave, hostess. Alan R. Albright, Frank L. Evans, CARD PARTIES Arthur E. Focke, Charles T. Hay- | Mothers’ Club of English Avenue man and Donald C. Drake. Boys Club, 2 p. m. Wed. 1400 BngMrs. M. Speers MacCollum, chair- | lish Ave. Public invited. man of reservations is being assist- [Indianapolis Saengerbund T.adies’| ed by Mesdames Carl E. Bruce, Pred | Society. 8 p. m. today. Saenger'R. Jaeger, Herschel Goodman, John | bund Hall, 401% 8. Delaware. A. Rush and Oarl Smith. Mrs. | ws | ‘Hugh J. Baker Jr, is in charge of |

prizes and decorations. Symphony Unit

| New officers will be elected for the Sponsors Tea

coming year following the luncheon. |Mrs. John R. Swan is chairman of the nominating committee. Other A tea and musicale for regional membership will be sponsored by the Columbus unit of the Indiana

members are Mrs. Harry G. Oraw ford and Mrs. Bugene G. Rich. State Symphony Society's women's committee at 2:30 p. m. next Satur-

O. E. S. to Dine . day in the Abe Martin Lodge, At Bridgeport ion com.

| Mrs. Roy Amos, Edinburgh, chairA dinner, bake sale and stated

man of finance for the committee's Southeast region, will assist with meetings are seen in a preview of [the program. next week's lodge activities. | Women in charge of arrangeThe PAST MATRONS AND ments for the tea are members of | PATRONS ASSOCIATION OF the Columbus unit Mrs. Paul MARION COUNTY, O. E. 8. will Hathaway and Mrs. Hugh T. Miller meet Thursday at the Julia Jame- will preside at the tea table. [son Nutrition Camp, Bridgeport, for | Hostesses, who are representa|a pitch-in dinner followed by read- tives of Columbus women's organiMrs. [zations which have co-operated with the unit in its work this vear Mother's Day will be observed aft oh behalf of the Hinnapolis Sym. a stated meeting of IRVINGTON Bhony pO TAN, be or |CHAPTER 364, E. 8. ‘at ‘the Trv~ gifs HERR (OtOrL, Yordell tine, nS puspn: Temple, a* 8 P. 'M. poster, Robert B. Gordon, Roscoe . Haymond, A. V. Keesling, William Mrs. Roy L. Craig, grand high Mobley, Edward J. Morrison, Ar-| priestess, will be guest of honor |thur McCullough, Mary MecOullat a meeting of the officers of [lough, Thurman Overman, Prank

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[ings by PF. Elmer Marshall. Libbie Everett will preside.

SHRINE OF NORTH |Schwaninger, Hadley Thomas, Merle

Elsie Ott. The afternoon's musical program Mrs. James Hasch is chairman of [will be provided by the Columbus the bake sale to be sponsored by a Cappella Choir under the direction | the LADIES AUXILIARY TO THE uf E. Wayne Berry. Members of | INDIANAPOLIS POLICE DEPART - [the choir are Mesdames Berry, | MENT Thursday at Sears, Roebuck |Olaude Smith, James Poulton, Ray | Co. Weed and Miss Marie Main, soHh pranos, Mesdames William Cooper and Caspar Hass and the Misses | Mary Burns, Georgianna Keaton,

Mrs. Kimble Clementine Miller, Dorothy Poulton

Norman, John Van Norman and Ray Weed, tenors; Stanley Baker, | Mrs. Ralph Kimble will be chair- William Fox. Chadwick Milier, Tr[man for a as Day luncheon to be | win Miller and Claud Smith, basses. (held at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the ro | ‘Louise De Marrillac Hill by St. vin-| Grotto Auxiliary |

[cent’s Hospital Guild. “ coscnanr-| Will Honor Mothers |

| Miss May Eymann man. Other hostesses will be Mrs.| wirs, ‘William Hamilton is chair-

(Russell L. White, Mrs. George H. man for the Mother's Day program

[Julius

(charge will be Mrs, Maebelle Ellis, Mrs,

Nursing Honors First Leader

The Central District of the Tne diana State Nurses’ Association will honor Florence Nightingale as the founder of modern nursing at an annual memorial service at 3 ». 'm, tomorrow at the Indiana World War Memorial, The district board of directors and 500 nurses, the staff and stus dent body of the Oity Hospital, The diana University Waedical Oenter, Methodist and St. Vincent More pitals, and all local Red Oross, pubs lie health and private duty nurses, will take part. The Rev. Tr. A. R Pussenegger, will speak on ‘Nurses of Tomors row.” The musical program will ine clude “Open Our Eyes” (Madar lane) and “Take My Life and Let It Be” (MaoDowell) and “The Prayer Perfect” (Riley-Stenson) Sung by the Indiana University Nurses’ Choral Club and “Ave Maria” (Jacques Arcadelt) sung by Misses Anne Dugan, Ione Jones, Mary Alice Magers and Irene Toth, nurses of St. Vincent's Hospital, The processional will be Handel's “Largo” and the recessional the soldiers’ chorus from “Faust” (Gous nod),

Piano Teachers Join Pupils in Recital

Members of the Tndianapolts Piano Teachers Association. will hold a musical tea at 3 p. m. tomor= row at the PD. A. R. chapter house, Pupils of members and other musis teachers will take part, Fdward Kingsbury, pianist, win play “Sonata.” Opus 27, No. 2. first movement, (Beethoven), Miss Lile lian C. Bluestein, pianist, will play the first movement of “Italian con= certo” (Bach) and Miss Betty Jane Dawson, violinist, and Miss Fleanor Ray, pianist, will play “Sonata No. 1” (Handel) as a duet, Miss Dorothy Ziegler, pianist, will play “Butterfly” (Greig) and Miss Eleanor Ray, pianist, will present. “Why?” and “Soaring” (Schus mann). Miss Judith Meyneke will play “Japanese Sunset” (Detten) as a harp selection. Miss Doris Brown, pianist, will play “Scherzo Valse” (Chabrier), Prelude, Opus 28, No. 5. by Rache maninoff will be presented by Miss

| Victoria Stevens, pianist. Miss Rose

Cecilia and Joseph Houk, vocalists, with Mrs. Ethel Spillman Stitt, pianist, as accompanist, will sing a medley of ‘musical comedy airs. Miss Betty Rose Kissel pianist, will play Moszkowski's Caprice Es pagnol. A violin quartet composed of Miss Betty Jane Dawson, Frances Silverman, Joan Landers and Imos gene De Weese, accompanied by Mrs. Octavia Green Landers, pianist, will play “Arietta” (Hay~ den) and “a la Gavotte.” Opus 11 (Karganoss). “Clair de lune” and “La plus que Lente” by Debussy will be played by Joseph Lewis, pianist, Mrs. Charles Moore Herrmann will

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Gladys Fowler, Miss Mary Inez Beaver and Miss Pauline Clark. Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Lehman 1s president of the association.

Y. W. C. A. Breakfast

Girls to Entertain Classmates Program Arranged Miss Marjorie Flickinger and Miss Susannah Milner will entertain their Tudor Hall classmates at a luncheon Friday at the Meridian Hills Country Club. They are seniors at the school and the party will be one of a series given by girls who will be graduated

this year. Wellesley Film Will Be Shown

The Indianapolis Wellesley Club will be shown a color film of Wellesley College activities at a luncheon meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. John Roberts Jr. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Francis Dunn and Mrs. W. J, E. Webber. The film will be shown at Tudor Hall on Tuesday with Mrs. E. Francis Bowditch acting as commentator,

Mrs. Charies S. Thomas, 5135 Nor- | Allen, James Lynch, William Quig- | women. Mrs. Clarence P. Merrell, | , way Drive. Mrs. Chauncey Buck ley, Kenneth Boling, Miss Margaret ‘Indiana League president, will pre-| Villy and Nhs nM LA ho Ne Sy ie, Wu's pa Will be chisiman assisted by Mrs. Corcoran, Miss Margaret Dierkers; side at the presidents’ meeting. wits. Hilbert T. Johnston and Mrs. Te siny ot ht OO Fone po Mary Sway re alae, Wayne o. Yi Og3soh on rs Sire oe Oius, CHRP. | rm | Warren C. Bevington, who repre- St, and Park Ave. Miss Rosylin land, accompanist, will as michael will be chairman for bridge Charles Williamson, Joseph White. Music Is Feature Hospital mesting. will toport Thc |Ludwig Will present & Drogram. program at the third annual May during the afternoon | Dennis Delaney Mary Quinn ‘ . Hospital meeting, will report. The | Mothers of ‘members will be guests. morning breakfast of the Y. W. Cc . | 8 ys . : Of Mothers’ Meeting meeting was Wednesday, Thursday The investigating committee of A. wmdult and health education John Hughes state secretary of LOUt0—Mrs. Anna Spaulding, | ‘ and yesterday at the Stevens Hotel, the Auxiliary will meet for luncheon [classes at 9 a. 'm. Tuesday the Republican young people's or-/cChairman; Mesdames Patrick | Mrs. Roy J. Pile, vocalist, and Chicago. at 12:30 'p. 'm. Wednesday at the | i : \ J g p ! Mrs. Boyd 1. Miller, president of ganization, will speak at a meeting Quinn, Charles Donavon, HArTY wees ©. Harold Larsh. pianist, will | Hamilton Food Shop. Mrs. Eli the Y. W. board of directors, will lof the SEVENTH WARD WOM. (Gorman, Mary Buckley; candy— |present a program at a meeting of Thompson and Mrs. Chester Plank | talk In charge of the program are |AN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB Monday | Mrs. Angelo Ryan, chairman, Mes- |g. Beita Tau Delta Mothers’ Club ‘Mrs. : ‘at the home of Mrs. Frances Nie- dames Charles Lund, Michael COM- muasday at the chapter house, 423 |

| view Yi [Re Ry " Be (r vo : : will be hostesses. Mrs. Glen Nortds, chairman, Mess | rs. Car pencer Ww review | EE dames Agnes Geisel, Blizabeth Hall man, 2438 N. Delaware St. Mrs. [mons, James Conerty, Jerry Barnes, “ 5" | A ma On Wednesday at 2:45 p. m. the movie will be shown at the | Lulu McEwen, hostess chairman, Miss Loretta Lynch; special prizes— wil pond a fa Tucker — eat oF Cups i Bide ug te oo Ay ML) > SR Fen home of Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, for high school pupils. Mrs. Dudley [will be assisted by Mesdames Cyril |[Mrs. Leo Rush and Mrs. William In charge ©f luncheon arr Review G Section 2. ‘of the Sorority will me p.m, } Se aie pfaff will be chairman of the reception committee, assisted by Todd, Ray Willls, R. C. Marine, ‘Drake. nts ore : Sofftin, |Mersdisn Heights Presby n day nt the home of Mow. Norman

M m Med M 'ments are Mesdames A. S. Coffin, | Meridi Heigh byterian | (of the adult education committes enon. Miss Jacqueline Wolf and Mise Masiocte metho John Lulu Stout, Eftie Caldwell nnd Norn re Stevens HR pian oomn, Meridian = Heights Presbyterian | day at the home of Mrs. Norman and Mrs. John R. Puller fs chairs Kitchen, Miss Jacqueline Wolf and Miss Marjorie Northrup. All Void |

Mrs. Charles F. Maley is presi- Ross Stevens, H. R. Pierce, H. C. Church at the home of Mrs. Eva |L, Schneider. Mrs, Margaret Cam- ‘man of the health education coms of the showings will be sponsored by the Wellesley Club. preside. ’

Mrs. W. K. Stineman will dent of the unit and Mrs. George [Curtis and E. W Springer. Mrs. MacDougall, 5081 Park Ave, Mon- |feldt will conduct the study $ : WW, : v , BO: bh - A Vy pro- mittee. They will be guests at the Newton is publicity chairman. |John S. Lloyd is president, any. vin in pele | gram, "breakfast. * : 5

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