Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1940 — Page 5

J TURDAY, SEPT. 21, DeWitt Morgan Will Address P.-T. A. Group

Council Will » Have ‘Presidents’ Day

- School Superintendent DeWitt S. Morgan will be guest speaker at the annual Presidents’ Day meeting of the Indianapolis Council of ParentTeacher Associations Wednesday at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. At{roll call at the 10 a. m. session, retiring presidents will introduce new |presidents of P.-T. A. groups, and they in turn will present representatives of their groups. The

program also will include a: 15-] minyte organ recital by Mrs. Irving|

Palmer, The afternoon session at 1:30 p. m. will follow a 12:30 p. m. luncheon and will include a one-hour confer€nce | conducted by Council chairmen of health, hospitality, juvenile protection, legislation, membership, recreation, parent-education, program service, publicity, publications,

safety and a presidents’ conference.

Guests at the meeting will include assistant school superintendents D. T, Weir, Virgil Stinebaugh and “W. A| Hacker; the Rev. Sidney Blair ‘Harry, pastor of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, who will deliver the invocation; Mrs. James L. Murray, president of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, and Miss Grace Brown of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society. Other guests will be Mrs. Earl Barnhart, president of the Marion County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations; Mrs. Logan G. Hughes,

vice president of Region 4, National

Congress of Parents and Teachers, and members of the Past Presidents’ Council, Mesdames Clayton H. Ridge, S. M. Meyers, Maurice] Eppert, E. J. Thompson and Witt W. Hadley. ! Mrs. Clark to Preside Mrs, George L. Clark, president, will preside: Committees for the meeting include Mrs. Frank E. Lentz, general chairman, assisted | by -Mis. Richard J. Sturm and Mrs. W. R. Shirley; Mrs. Walter A. Schulz, reservations chairman, and! Mrs. (Claude M. Wise and Mrs. Frank E. Rieman; Mrs. Paul J. Howey, dining room chairman, with Mesdames W. L. Thoms, Matthew! Winters, Robert Wild, Gilbert Bent‘ley, Frank J. Tesky and A. F. Vehling. Oth

{ er committees include Mes-| dames| Clifford B. Moore, Irvin| Morris, E. J. Meloy and G. E| Bramblett, literature; Mrs. Ray! Roberson, publications chairman, and Mrs. Arthur W. Rahn; Mrs, T.| M. Rybolt, music; Mrs. Strohm, hospitality chalrman, with Mrs. Carl J. Manthei, Miss Agnes Mahoney and Mrs. George Fisher.

A tea and social hour will be held by School 55 at 3:15 p. m. Friday for| mothers of new pupils. Mrs. Ernest! Doan, | president, and Mrs. Emma | McClung, hostess chairman; will be

hostesses.

Mu Phi Epsilon

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1940 Po EBA ASSIST IN SYMPHONY CAMPAIGN.

Among the busiest women in

report meeting here.

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“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - . + + . PLAN SADDLE

SPONSOR BENEFIT BRIDGE.

town these days are those working

in the season subscription campaign of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Charles C. Martin (left) and Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney are shown beside the pool at the J. A. Goodman home during a recent

EVENTS

~ CLUBS

F. M. Tonight. Christian Park. Wiener roast. Isle of Capri, I. T.-S..C. Wed., 11:30 a, mi Hamilton Food Shop. Business | meeting’ and luncheon. Mrs. “Ralph Linder presiding; Mrs. Jack, Meyers and Mrs. Jules Zinter, hostesses.

LODGES

Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E. S Tues, 8 p. m. 1522 W. Morris St Stated meeting and entertainment. of charter members. George H. Chapman W. R. C. 10. Tues. noon. Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois. Covered dish luncheon. Englewood O. E. S. Mon. 8 p. m. Englewood Masonic Temple, 2714 E. Washington. Annual obligation service. Mrs. Margaret Martin and Herman Corbin presiding.

SORORITIES

Alpha Chapter, Zeta Chi Theta. Tonight. Miss Martha Sturm hostess. Slumber party. Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Tues. night. Business meeting. Mrs. R. E. Lambert, 3360 Guilford Ave., hostess. 2 Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Wed.| 8:30 p. m. Miss Virginia Byrd, 1621 :Park-Ave., hostess. Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. Wed. 8 p. m. Hotel Lincoln. Alpha. Chapter, Omega Chi. Mon. 8:30 p. m. Miss Agnes Nayrocker, 1541 Pleasant, hostess.

' Beta Chapter, Phi Omega Kappa.

Wed. 8 p. m. Miss Janet Sweeny, 824 Sumner, hostess. Beta Chapter, S Mon. night. Miss Ruth Haldeman, 1606 Rembrandt, hostess. Mrs.

igma Delta Sigma.

Betty Sanders Will Be Feted

Miss Betty Sanders, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Russell Sanders, has chosen members of the wedding

| Maloney ‘Oct, 9. Her maid of honor will be Miss Joanne Jose. Best man will be Russell Sanders

Jr.. brother of the bride, and ushers will be John Ling, Indianapolis, and Robert Teaney, Aurora, Ind. Miss Sanders will be guest of honor tomorrow at a crystal shower and tea given by Mrs. George Q. | Biegler and Mrs. Conrad O. Grathwohl. Mrs. Edward M. Maloney of | Aurora, Ind, mother of Mr. Malloney, Will be a special guest.

party for her marriage to Mayer|

| Friends of Miss Sanders who will ‘assist at the tea are the Misses | Jose, Martha McConnell, Harriet | | Gerdts, Virginia Caldwell, Mary | | Adelaide Denton, Ramona Winfield | of Carthage, Ind. Doris Belzer and | Jane Blake. | Mrs. E. C. Belzer and her daugh- | ter, Doris, entertained recently with a. personal shower for Miss] | Sanders. Guests were Mesdames| | Sanders, Grathwohl, Gladys Ross, IR. H. Goodrich. H. G. Summers, H.| |H. &oung, Carl D. Schey, George] {Burk, O. H. Rahe and Willard | Peek. . | | Other. showers for Miss Sanders| 11 be given by Miss Betty Cramer ‘and by Miss Jose and Miss Betty | Ann Schroeder. The latter will be; a kitchen shower Sept. 28 and Miss

| Cramer's party Sept. 27 will be an]

“every-hour-of-every-day” shower. | | Mrs. Frank Harrison and Miss ‘Blake will entertain for Miss San-|

Th2 Dryburgh Abbey Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire will sponsor a British War Relief Benefit Bridge party Friday. at Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Arthur McGeoch Flint -(center) is the ways

Lewis S. Finch ( and Mrs. Georg ticket sales.

IORSE MEET.

and means chairman directing arrangements. Mrs.

left) is in charge of refreshments e S. Sharrett, is in‘ charge of

Miss Nancy Chatfield, Mrs. Jane Groth and Mrs. Walter Porter (left to right) are assisting with plans for the Saddle Horse Roundup Sept. 29.

Group to. Open Fall Season

The NatioWal® Association bf Women will hold its first fall meeting at 7:45 p. m. Monday in the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, president, has announced the following committees for the year: x = Door—Mrs. Mabel Anderson, chairman; Mrs. Josephine Myers, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Anna Stuart. Hospitality—Mrs,. Mary: Buennagel, chairman; Mrs: Glenn Dale Mosier, vice-chairman; Myers, Mattie Byrne, Runyan and Ruby Reaker. Dinner Hostesses—Myrs. Pearl -Jones, chairman, and Mrs. Evelyn Cline, vicechairman. Patriotic—Mrs. Bertha

Jones Baker, vice-chairman. Telephone—Mrs. Pearl Gordon, chairman; Mrs. Minnie Matz, vicechairman; Mesdames | Anderson, Clara Christopher, ‘Maude Allen, Ruth Mittendorf, Maud T.| Rucker, Matty J. Hackley, Frances {Rumple, A. B. Glick and Miss Mary- Hardesty. - t Membership—Mrs. Allen, chair-

Clubs

Mrs: Earl D. Hoff, new president of the AMICITIA CLUB, will be | ues of honor at a 12 o'clock 2 ; uncheo i > mark next week's schedule of lodge lis Athletic Club. Guest speaker activities. {will be the Rev. E. Ainger Powell, Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, 1032 N. rector of Christ's Episcopal Church.

Lodges Book Meetings |

Luncheons and a dinner will

Scout Leaders

Course Mapped

New leaders of intermediate Girl Scout troops. will receive a four weeks’ course -of imstruction at the

man; Miss Hardesty, vice-chair-man; Mrs, Dorothy Harrison and the Misses Mayme Cowan, Beulah Dudley, Algie Campbell, Minnie Otto, Hortense Bever, Dorothy -Ad- | dington and Cora -Rafert. Music—Mrs. Goldie Smith, chairIman; Mrs. Charlotte Halter, vice-

W. News—Miss

Mesdames | Elizabeth |

Cook, chairman, and Mrs, Eunice | i

chairman: Mesdames Allen, Buen- | nagel and M. D. Didway. Publicity | —Miss Alta A. Thompson. N. A. Estora Whitaker,

Church Society Will Sponsor [ecture Series

Methodist Women Install Officers

News of women’s activities in local churches includes an installation of - officers tomorrow, a program opens ing a lecture series Monday and social meetings later in the week. Officers in the newly-organized WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF CHRIS-

TIAN SERVICE AT THE RIVERSIDE METHODIST CHURCH wi be installed at the morning service tomorrow by the Rev. Paul A. Reisen. Mrs. Ray Wise is the [society’s first president. Other officers are: Mrs. Herbert Eckles, vice president; Mrs. Herbert Cheetham, recording secretary, and Mrs. Roy. Hobson, assistant: Mrs. Noral Hemphill, cor= responding secretary, and Mrs. Leo Sheridan, assistant; Mrs. Emil McFadden, treasurer, and Mrs. Dallas Murray, assistant. Secretaries and committee chaire men fo be installed are: Mrs. E. A, Sherman, missionary education and service; Mrs. C. E. Webb, Christian social relations and local church; Mrs. J. W. Walters, literature and publications; Mrs. Vernon Weaver, supplies; Mrs. C. E. McLean, student work; Mrs. C. A. Sheldon, children’s work, Miss Jane Ulrey,| young women and girls; Mrs. William Taye. lor, Gleaners’ units; Mrs. William Laufer, White Cross Guild unit; Mrs, Glenn Nichols, fellowship .committee; Mrs. Luther Albert, spiritual life committee: Mrs. W. E.| Weber,

' | membership committee; Mrs. H. P,

Willwerth, publicity and printing committee, and Miss Augusta Webb, status of women. Mrs. Minnie Ebner is pianist. | The society is keeping the|charter roll open until Oct. 15 for women who did not attend the organizational meeting Sept. 12. The regular meeting time will be the third Wednesday night each month.

The "WOMEN'S FEDERATION OF THE MERIDIAN « HEIGHTS Presbyterian Church will sponsor Randolph Coats in the first of a series of six lectures at 2 p. m. Moni~ day in Block’s auditorium. He will speak on “One Hundred Years of

{Art in Indiana.” A trio. composed of Miss | Viole Selley, violin; Miss Mary ‘Reiner, ceMo, and Miss Ramona Wilson, piano, will present six numbers in the i musical program preceding the. lec= [ture. Mrs. Sidney Blair Hairy, vo= | cellist, accompanied by Miss Wilson, | will sing “The Star,” by Rogers, { “Love Is the Wind,” by Mitchell, jond “When I Have Sung My| Song,” {by Charles. : The trio program will include Kreisler’'s “Marche Miniature Vi|ennoise” and “Andante,” Brahms’ | “Hungarian Dance” ‘“Ecstsy,” by |Ganne, “Au bord d'un Ruisseau,” | {by Rene de Boisdeffre and | “Cele~ brated Andante” by Reissiger. Mem{bers of the trio belong to Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical | sorority, of. which Mrs, Harry is pa- | troness. |

Mrs. John. Collins is chairman of |arrangements for a card party ‘o be given by the ALTAR SOCIE. Y

Tea Wednesday,

A iusicale and tea will be held] at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the] home of Mrs. D. S. Robinson, 520 Ww. Hampton Drive, bythe Patroness| Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national, music honor society,

edtior, and Miss Mosier, assistant] OF ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH af Monday. The meetings will be held editor. Printing—Miss Anderson, 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. Tuesday [at the from 9:30 to 11:30 a i on Monday chairman; Miss Estelle Ebaugh and school hall on N. Warman Ave. A ro 2 hs Y Miss Frona Green. Initiation— variety of games will be played and and Thursday of each week. | Mrs. Gladys Bebout, chairman; refreshments will be served. | A similar course for new Brownie Mrs. Huffman, vice-chairman; Mesleaders will be held at the same dames Cook, Anderson and . Inez|

Walter Babs, co-hostess. Social ders with a shower and tea on Sept. A Girl Scout Little House beginning | meeting. 129. Miss McConnell and Miss: Win-| Olney St., will entertain’ past presi-| Other guests will be Mrs. John W. Mu Chapter. Alpha Omicron Alpha. field will be hostesses for a Sept. dents of the MAJOR ROBERT Moore, president of the Seventh Thurs. 6:30 p. m. Mrs, J. D. Rid- 30 shower at Miss McConnell's ANDERSON WOMEN'S RELIEF District of Clubs; Mrs. Laura Ray, dington, hostess. Dinner. | home. * {CORPS 44 Monday at a luncheon President of the Indianapolis Counpha Chapter, Sigma Phi. Mon.| Another shower scheduled will be and business meeting. Her assist- [cil of Women; Mrs. Irwin Yeagy. 6:30 p. m. Mrs. John Rettig, 1301 given by Miss Barbara Martin on ants will be Mesdames Mary Calla- President of the Detention Home

| id ing married people of the ‘han, Grace Hoffmeyer, Edna Hod-|Auxiliary; Mrs. David Ross, presi- a A

Shannon Ave, Spread and -busi- S. True and Miss IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN

The tea will be in honor of the or ew Mu Phi president, Mrs. S. E.| DNess meeting. Dh Robinson will Delta Chapter. Psi Iota Xi. Mon. be assisted by past presidents Mes- | afternoon. Mrs. Fred P. Hill, 4921 dames Anita Scott, Norman Schnei-| N. Illinois. Patriotic bridge rush der, Attia Malott Martin, Helen| party. } Talge Brown. F. E. Glass, Louis D.| . CARD PARTY Belden and Karl S. Means. Mrs. September . Group, St. Patrick's Belden will pour. Church. Tues. noon. School hall. Special guests will be Miss Mar-| Mrs. Bernard Logan. chairman. garet Kapp, Kappa Chapter Den] Luncheon will- be served.

dent: Miss Ada M. Hill, Alumnae 3 yr W.C.T.U.to

| Oct. 6. | son, Mabel Teague and Bertha Anderson.

The monthly luncheon of the MADDEN-NOTTINGHAM AMER- | ICAN LEGION AUXILIARY will Mrs. George Golding and Mrs. E. pe held at the Post Home, 1130 W. T. Abbett entertained recently al oth St., at. 1 o'clock Tuesday. Holly Hock Hill with a luncheon in Hostesses will be Mesdames Charles honor of Mrs. George Allender and R. Lizenby, Ralph W. Dunica and

. .... (Elmer M. Sutherlin Mrs. Sam Brundage, both of Miami, | rer ; Pla. formerly of ° Indianapolis. | gone: Benjamin W. Frey, presiGuests were the Mesdames Frank, Grote, J. T. Summers, C. P. Horn- | Trbip cit berger, Paul Longest, Russell Migs. | FREFtaMc singing. wanger and Charles Reser. Mrs; Mrs. Nell Owens is in charge of

Grote, also of Miami, and Mrs. | : . ber Ahoniet ware. noes ab 5 party | 1 dinner to be given hy NORTH

Personals

dent of the Photo: Indorsers, and Ms Galen T. Doyal, the Amicitia Club's program chairman. Mrs. Fred |Bretthauer is genéral chairman of the program, whigh “will include |several piano accordion selections by | Miss Georgia Marie Neargarder of] (the Rinne School of Music. | Additional new officers of the club fare: Mrs. H. L. Lucas, first vice| |president; Mrs. Melville Hankins. | second vice president; {recording secretary; Mrs.

ent, will conduct a brief business Shepherd, corresponding secretary; be featured. session and Mrs. Lizenby will lead prs. William IL. Perry, treasurer; offered by the training course comMrs. Carl Day, parliamentarian; | mittee of the Indianapolis Girl | > ! ae Council with Mrs, Thomas] Miss Mary Gold,

Mrs. Alice P. Ellison, chairman; Mrs. Ed Smith, delegate, land Mrs. Ellison, ‘alternate, to the

Ivey Frederickson. Mrs. Lucille) wagner and Mrs. Leland K. Fish-| back have arranged a program to be given by Helen Brooks Faucet! by Miss Faucett will include “Listen- | ing” (Bealy), “The Buckle” (Bliss), Christian Temperance Union con-| «My Lady. Lo Fu” (Warren) and’, ; : = i “Song of the Palanquin Bearers” vention in Evansville, Ind. Oct. 15 land 16 have been announced by the!

Chapter president, and Mesdames| .Max Wall. Clyde Titus and Lenore | Meet Oct. 15 soprano, and Miss Kapp, violinist. cet CL. decay The first section of the program ! 1 Delegates to the state Women’s! S ] (Shaw). Miss | Kapp will play

AN ler a sd “Tora Stac-| : : corto} A I HM ‘home of Miss Rose Little, 4233 Guiltions! (Leckwer),““A Little China! ford Ave. Figure! (Leoni) and “Song of the] Open! (La Forge) by Miss Faucett will eonclude the program. racner will be accompanist. New officers of Mu Phi Epsilon with |Mrs. Fenstermaker are: Mrs. ‘paul Seehausen, vice president; Miss Leona (Wright, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Maxwell, treasurer. !

{ Mrs, Li W. Galloway was named | delegate at large. Others chosen are! Mrs-| Mesdames George Barnes, George | Roberts, Cole Stickle, R. D. Stober,' H. M. Stitle, D. O.” Taylor, L. E., Schultz, P. C. Travlor and Payne Clark and Miss Little. Delegates to the county conven- | tion set for Sept. 30 at the Y. W. | C. A. also were appainted. They infelude Mrs, Stober, delegate at large, ‘and Mesdames Elmer Norris. |

Miss [Irene Kuchler, daughter of:Mungson, Taylor, C. H. Rose. A. I. Mrs. Eva Kuchler, became the bride | Stober, Clark, Stitle, C. M. Canna- | of Herman Hohlt Jr. in a mar- day Richard Inday, Roscoe Beetley, | riage ceremony Tuesday night at J. F, Huffer, C. G. Eicher, Claud - the Pleasant Run Evangelical and Martin, BF. T. McWhirter, Traylor, ! Reformed Church, with the Rev. Roberts, Schultz, Robert Windhorst reading the serv- carrie Miller and O. M. Fulwider, jce. Mr. -Hohlt is the son of Mr. | Officers | elected at the meeting! and Mrs. Hamilton -Hohlt, Bluff | ee Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president; Road, | Mrs. Roy Carter, vice president; Mrs.

Mrs. Louis. W. Cheslyn, sister of : i : ; She carried a colonial bouquetgof | oi ahd Mrs Barnes treaspink roses and pink asters with her" 2 Be = gown of aqua silk net. Mr. Cheslyn bri oI was best man. The bride's gown | rs. Ann Stuart was appointed | was of ivory satin and was trimmed | chairman of the auditing commitwith hand-painted chrysanthe- tee, and. will be assisted by Mrs. mums. Her finger-tip veil fell from Fred Stucky and Mrs. D. W. Gentry. a wreath of tiny white chrysanthe- | - re 7 mums and her bouquet was of] : ~y ad chrysanthemums and blue ael- Short Story Wir iting hinjum. ; EV and Mrs. Hohlt left for . Confer ence Set wo weeks’ trip to Minnesota fol- | | } . Ae a reception and dinner at| MT? Monroe Shakespeare, for-| the bride's home. They will be at merly Miss Martha Ellen Wright of | home at 2731 Bluff Road. | Indianapolis, will be one of the |» Month Club's all-day conference on] Lucille Wells Is Wed | short story writing Oct, 5 in the! Indiana War Memorial. To Paul Glass “Two Solitudes.” Mrs. Shake-| ; {speare’s first novel, was published Mr. and Mrs.’John M. Wells, 1530 last month. She served as vice College Ave, announce the mar- president of the local alumnae riage of their daughter, MiSs Lu- chapter of Theta Sigma Phi here cille Wells, to Paul Glass of Indian- last year. apolis. The ceremony was read by Other authors who will address] Dr. George Arthur Frantz in the the conference are Ray Milholland, | First Presbyterian Church at 7:45|C. William Harrison and G. T.| p. m, last Saturday. : | Fleming-Roberts. Miss Florence | Attendanty at the wedding were Taylor, 1015 N. New Jersey St. is in Mrs. || Helen Louise Klefeker and charge of. reservations for the con- | Charles E. Guire, Mr. and Mrs. | ference luncheon in honor of the| Glass are at home in the Harrison|speakers to be held at the SpinkApartments, 1320 N. Delaware St.’ Arms Hotel,

given by Mrs. W. R. McGeehan re-|

cently.

ward Trim

are, visiting with friends in

Louis, Mo., Tulsa, Okla. Topeka, chapter:

Kas. and Columbus, Neb.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Drisse

will entertain this week-end with] house warming party at their new |

a home, 6461 Park Ave.

Agnes Mullen from Dallas,

Miss Mary arrive today to spend a mother, Mrs. Cecilia 2317 N. Pennsylvania St.

Tex

Miss Mary Catherine Slattery,

trip to New York.

Card Parties Tomorrow

| Mesdames R. A. McKinney, Edpond pe and Phil Moss and ga. “Spinning | Central WwW. C. T..U. They were ap- | Miss Lillian. Steinmetz are on a A Song’ (Popper), “Romance Con- pointed at a recent meeting at the motor trip through the West. They! nelle F. Johnson, worthy grand |

will

week with her grand-

Siersdorfer, | At Home Here

: r a ¥ . | 1 On Wedding Ir 1p |J. J. Herod, Salome Brown, Tal- g 36th St, and Miss Ruth Shimer, are at home today at 3504 Ever-|py,,ika Windsor J. Weaver, W. F mage Smith. F. C. Utterbach, E. W. 504 N. Bolfon Ave. are on a vacation green Ave. i : : : 2 :

Benefit. card parties will be held

at the post home, 701 King Ave.

F. A. Durnell, hy the Lavelle-Gossett Auxiliary, | | V. F. W,, at 2 and 8 p. m. tomorrow jo

Bridesio-be

principal speakers at the Story-a- °

‘| Marriage Announced

“| Grossart. ¢ | The marriage was celebrated at Mrs, E. W. Snyder, memorial; Mrs.

4 Ramos-Porter Photo. Miss = Ethel Jean Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Roy W. Johnson, will he married to Elmer G. Schloot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guido E. Schloot, on Oci. 19 at the Broadway Methodist Church.

a a A A BS oy aT Coa i rin Sl se. BR SE RR BEE SE Ra a

PARK CHAPTER 404 OF THE O.|Seventh District Federation of |E. S. at 6 o'clock Tuesday in the | Clubs; Mrs. Rufus O'Harrow, dele-

| i ’ , : gate, and Mrs. Earl Thomas, alatk] assim Temple Alternate, to the Council of Women; i Ni > € | Mrs.’ Lucas and Mrs, Bretthauer,] es is supervisihg decorations. Cm | Guests of honor will be: Mrs | photo indorsers; Mrs. Doyal and | AY Mrs. Albert Brethauer, ‘Detention Home Auxiliary.

i matron of the Indiana Grand! Charles Hume, worthy | | patron; Lee Rothenberger, worship- | je ‘the annual Zonta International ful master of . North Park Blue . vention held at Estes Lodge, and Mrs. Rothenberger. | ooi oo cummer, at the Z A called meeting for inspection! rp nesting “Tuesday at and the conferring of degrees will ional Tea Room

| follow at 17:45 p. Im. TT The CHILDREN’ CLUB OF SUNNYSIDE will hold! a luncheon bridge at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Ayres tearoom. | Mrs. John E. Hampton, chairman arrangements, will be assisted by | esdames’ M. C. Thomas, T. E.|

the

George Gunasons

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gunason jot

j lp : atts | | Mrs. Gunason was Miss Janice | Bradley, C. T. Ralphy and Bary {Ru i o aad ial The club held a party recently | | riage last Saturday in Christ | for the children at Sunnyside. Mrs. |

Church. Mr. Gunason is the son of IRgHK Bs hig charge of) Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gunason |S and rejreshm ” f Chicago, Ill. |. The bride wore a grey suit with]

| Winterberry accessories and a gar |

i | | with touches of white, black acces- gram 2 a tea wil Iollow S$ Tn | sories and a corsage of sweetheart SUS i TE Sue e i . ; ; | “Mystic R . OS Tiegen of Chicago Hostesses for the afternoon are ; > | A breakfast followed in the Blue No gor Alva. O. Shake, J. Fran | Room at the Spink Arms Hotel.

|cis Huffman, Robert Perkins and | Guests included the bridegroom’s

Moffett Ulrey. Mrs. Shake, new _ | president, will present the year's ofparents Mr. and Mrs, Jean Hodge: | Roers: Mrs. William G. Thompson. | Frederick Sparks, Shelbyville, ina: 19 Tie president; Mrs ho | Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Sparks, Con. o.unington, Secon p ’ | nersville, Ind.; Mrs. Benjamin W.

Mrs. Robert Hackett, Cole and Mrs. Earl Williams.

secretary; Mrs. Perkins, recording Helen M. Raftery’s

secretary; Mrs. Olin Hardy, treasurer; Mrs. Harvey Petree, auditor, and Mrs. Huffman, delegate to Council. Mrs. Shake will name the following commitee chairmen: Mrs. Carl T. Smith, membership, and Mrs. Claud Crum, vice chairman; Mrs. Ralph Kahn, music, and Mrs. Oral Breedlove, vice chairman; Mrs. Robert White, current events; Mrs. Lela Creede, floral and sick com- | mittee; Mrs. Crum, parlamentarian;

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Raftery, | 1151 Churchman Ave., announce (the marriage - of their daughter, | Helen Marie, to Frederick C. Gros- | sart, 5148 N. Meridian St., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

mass on Wednesday morning, April Grace Frazier, chaplain; Mrs. Ul17, in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, | rey, publicity, and Mrs. Hardy, vice with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John F.| chairman; Mrs. Perkins, delegate to O'Connell officiating. . Attendants|Indiana Council of Women; Mrs. were Miss Marguerite Grossart,| Worthington, delegate, and Mrs.

recording i

sister of the bridegroom, and John Arthur Lane, alternate, Seventh E. Noonan. v | District Federation of Clubs.

Fleet

place and hour on Tuesdays an

Fridays for a four week period, |

beginning Tuesday. The training for both groups wi

dl Crowley, Miss Eva | Elsie Greathouse. CHURCH will meet for a stéak fry Legislative — Mrs. Florence at the Christian Park shelter houss Thacker, chairman; Mesdames at 6:30 Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Hackley, Huffman, Christopher, Ida George van Ree are in charge of

include a history of Girl Scouting. g Bran, Izona Shirley, Cleo Baker. | arrangements.

the organization of troops an troop committees and a study of 1 program fields ‘with emphasis o community service. How to plan programs and a

The course is bein

J. Blackwell Jr. as chairman,

Country Club’s

Dinner Tonight

Club Misses Ada Mosel Miller, Elizabeth’ oo Warden, Mable | ? [

Meridian Hills Country

Miss Lily Kerz will give a report | mempers will «see themselves "as

ONTA country club following a dinner | chairman; was chairman;

tonight. Arthur G. Wilson

| about all summer with his camera,

golf course,

the swimming poo shufileboard.

With Mrs. Wilson and a commit- | Christopher. nsisting of Messrs, and Mes- | dames Hackley, Young, . Crowley, Raymond F. Stilz, Robert E.| Huffman. Martha Abel, Eva Collins,

tee, co dames

| Becherer and Verne A. Trask, he Sherrill Anthony,

arranged the party for tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krick will Reeves, F. W. Danner ttend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dynes, arrance and Mr, and Mrs. Fred desty,

a I

: 2 cgVi- | chairman, and Mrs. Myers. ties suitable to the Brownie Cage

Mrs. Doyal,| group, 7 to 10 years, and the inter-| George mediate group, 10 to 14 years, will

dG. W. Gordon and Murrel Powell | : J Douglas, and Miss Hazel E., McCol- | A special program on “Migrant lum, Card Party—Mrs. Della Crews, work” has been arranged for ths | chairman; Mrs. Buennagel, co- meeting of the MARGARET 8S, {GAYLORD MISSIONARY SOCIETicket and Chances—Miss Velma TY of the Seventh Presbyterian Hert, chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Har-| Church at 2 p. m, Wednesday. rison, co-chairman; - Mrs. Ruth | = Roberts and Miss Rafert. Candy— Mrs. James Oldshue of Chicago, | Mrs. Arliene Siefker, chairman; national secretary of Christian vice-chairman; ; Service in the Methodist Quien; | MT : < . {will ‘be the speaker at th irs Mis oN Mr a A hn meeting of the WOMAN'S

Miss Elizabeth Griffy. Cards and | Tallies — Miss Hardesty, chairman SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERV-

o BD

Mrs. William Armitage, vice-chair-main; Mesdames Anna Wilson, Mar-

garet Osborn and Anna L. Brown

| Hostesses—Mrs. Ruth R. Young | chairman; Miss Addington, [ley and Christine Armour;

Betty J. { Thompson and Greathouse.

| Cook,

Park, | they played this summer at the |" candy Prizes—Miss Ida Preacher, ODIST CHURCH WOMAN’ Miss Helen West, co- CIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Mesdames Runyan, Ida will

| Mae Shulse, Mabel

| Bssizke and Myrtle

Fouty, Armer,

and Door Rumple, chairman; co-chairman:

Table | Frances

‘Ann Hill. Hilda

| Kendall, Pearl .Jones,

vicechairman; Mesdames Byrne, Crowthe

Addie o'clock ; the | committee will S SUNSHINE Snapping shots of members on the | nricceq Mosier, Reaker, Alice Ander-| morning and the installation the tennis courts, in sor, Jessie Shearer and Ruth Beck. ficers will take place In the and playing | Prizes—MTrs. Mrs. Mes-

Cleodra and Nellie ; ‘the Misses MeCollum, Har- 13:30. | : Dudley, Greathouse, Thomp- | Charter Day for the new

{ICE OF THE NORTH METHODIST CHURCH on Thursday. | | Mrs. T. J. Williamson, vice |presi= | dent, will preside at the meeting in '(the absence of Mrs. Fred |Hoke, | president. The luncheon will be served by the "September group | headed by Mrs. L. E. Schultz, chair

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luncheon [at 12 The executive meet, during the ! ofaftere

meet for a Tuesday.

j noon. | | The Wednesday Section af ths |ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH {ALLIANCE will meet at the homs ‘of Mys. C. B, Durham, 3345 ashe ington Blvd. at 10 a. m. W dnes« day. Luncheon will be served at

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W. Case. Among others having son, Green, Nan Gee and Juanita _- : be 5 hs o a ’ n's Society | of Christian Service parties are Messrs. and Mesdames! De Vault. jan s. Socieiy [0

Paul R. Summers,

Cooling.

William W. | | Seagle, the Wilsons and Parke A.|man: Mrs. Hackley, co-chairman; | MrRIDIAN STR:

Yearbook—Mrs. - Anthony,

Mrs. Bertha Loper and Miss Portia

Weds Oct. 19

Photoreflex Photo. . Miss Ruth Slick’s engagement to Joseph P. Steinmetz has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Slick. The wedding will be Oct. 19 at the Little Flower Church.

Truesdale. Founders Day Arrangements—Mrs. Hackley. Founders Day { Tickets—Miss Greathouse.

D. A. R. Delegates Are Announced

The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution = has announced the following delegates to

the state convention at French Lick, Ind. Oct. 1 to 3: Mrs. G. B. Taylor, regent; Mesdames Alex-

| ander L. Taggart, James A. Suther-

land; Noble. W. Hiatt; Waldo B. | Rossetter, Ray T. Fatout, Henry C. Ketcham and Maurice: E. Tennant. Alternates are Mesdames William C. Bartholomew, Odin F. Wadleigh, | Wilbur Johnson, Leroy H. Millikan, | Ira W. Holmes, Jasper P. Scott and | Norman E. Patrick.

| Latreian Club to Picnic The Alpha Kappa Latreian Club

will picnic at 11 a. m. Tuesday at |

the country home of Mrs. Robert Zaiser, near Indian Lake. Assisting the hostess will be the social committee, including Mesdames Earl Grimsley, Daniel Young, Gilbert Small, D. P. Morris and Howard Kemper. ’

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{will be observed Wednesday at 2 . m., in the church parlors of the +. .T METHODIST CHURCH. The cinrtet of the ors |ganization will bear the names of ‘those present, at the meeting, | Mrs. William E. Mick, assisted by the new chairmen and co-chairmen of the sections, will be hostess, A ritual service, conducted by the - { president, Mrs. C. S. Ober, will in= |augurate the society’s activities.

Lillian Albers Is Wed

Times Special

{ To Albert A. Rost, | LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. |21.— Mrs. Julia Albers of Indianapolis has announced the marriage af her { daughter, Lillian Mae, to Albert | Arnold Rost, son of Mr. and Mrs. | John Rost. Sy | The wedding took place in the | rectory of St. Mary's (Church here {last Sunday afternoon, Attendants were Mrs. Thomas Benedict of In= dianapolis and Theodore Osterling, West Lafayette. | A reception was held at Mr, and Mrs. Rost’s newly built home at {1916 Congress St.

Religion And a Healthy Mind

Address Sunday at 11 | E. Burdette Backus, Minister

All Souls Unigarian Churcn 1453 N. Alabama St.

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