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cluded in today's pre-nuptial news. Miss Bernice Van Sickle will en

take place Saturday.

ther guests will be Mesdames | Lewis, Leone Rickman,| Glenn Kingham, David Morten, Ma-| bel Runyon, Bruce McConnell and Herbert Blanford, and the Misses Lois Buskirk, Louise Schilling. Helen! Lotiise Quig and Imogene Pierson. | » 2 ” iss Mildred Bliss Harting, who, will be married to Dr. Lawson J.| Cldrk Friday, will be guest of honor at la shower Wednesday given by | “Migs Faith Dustin and Mrs. Kent | Walttleworth of Newton, Ill. Outot - own guests will be Mrs. Lloyd

Wa ner of North Manchester, and, M _ Victor Huston of Anderson. | ditional guests will be Mes-| danhes Jackson Keith, Ralph Everly, o Talbott, J. E. Tethers, M. R. William B.

Shalfer, Carl Woodard, uskirk, Ben Crews, Kendall, Burris McKinney, | garet Gideon and Ruth Pierson. |

Bernice M. BORS OF AMERICA, will be hostenpur, and the Misses Mary Vir- ess to Marion County Camp and ini | Drill Team at 8 p. m. tomorrow at

Johnny and Judith look a bit skeptical aboul this drilling business, au is there to offer reassurances.

ernice Van Sickle Entertains onight for Alberta Speicher;

Is Feted

An announcement of a marriage date and several showers are in-

tertain this evening with a shower

for Miss Alberta Speicher. whose marriage to Dr. Lyman D. Eaton will Mrs. Frank Van Sickle will assist. her daughter and Mrs. J. W. Speicher, mother of the bride-to-be, will be a special

Lodge Groups Set Meetings

| Lodge activities this week will in-| clude a meeting to sew ‘for hospi-

tals, luncheons and stated meetings. : The sewing. circle of TARUM COURT 14, Ladies Oriental Shrine,

was to meet today at the home of|

Mrs. 'W. O. Jones, 4330 Arsenal Ave., to sew for Shriners’ hospitals for crippled children. luncheon was to be served at noon. Mrs. Margaret Schlegel is chairman.

Center Camp, ROYAL NEIGH-

A covered dish |dentist’s chair and some other sup-

Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. Mrs.

- . : | Cora Jackson is oracle of the Mariss Polly Moran and Miss Ruth jon county Camp and Mrs. Lula y Broeker will give a lineh Dunning is president of the team.

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ver this evening at Miss Moran's | e 1512 N. Meridian St., for Mrs. |

gnon before her marriage Sept. | The guest list will include Mus. | ge Hoster and Miss Alice Wagsister of the guest of honor, | Hames C. W. Mason Jr, Ralph! atti and Morton Davidson, and the Misdes Alice Wilde, Jerry Barnett, Bettly Wysong and Helen Clever. | A 8 a Miss Helen Huckleberry, who will, be married to Mation J. Arvin. Oct. | 30, was guest of honor last night at 4 shower given by Mrs. Frank | Predtin, 1438 Lee St. Miss Ellen | Marie Hoffman, Mijss Marcella Lawn and | Mrs. Dorothy McDonald S9Siets ed the hostess. - ” 2 8 iss Clarissa Ready, whose marv to Don Lanahan will take e Saturday morning in SS. Peter Paul Cathedral, will be guest of at a linen shower at the Hotel Antlers. Hostesses Will be

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bv Pock Jr., who was Miss Dora |TAL.DIVISION 128, Grand Interna-

Roy Salyards is drill captain. The Social Club of MONUMEN-

tional Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Glenn Marquis, 404 N. Irvington Ave. for a covered dish luncheon.

The Investigating Committee of the WOMEN’S AUXILIARY TO THE SAHARA GROTTO will have a 12:30 p. m. luncheon tomorrow

at Joslin’s Dinner Flace, Pendle- | Mrs. Mav Dunbar and |

ton Pike. Mrs. Eva Bohamankant hostesses.

The JOSEPH R. GORDON W. R. C. 43 was to serve a dinner at noon today at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Kate Scott will preside at the business meeting in the afternoon.

will be

The ladies’ Rifle Team of the WOMEN OF THE MOOSE met last night for target practice at the Temple. The Past Regents met last night with Mrs. Kathryn Hansford, 432 Dorman St.

Mrs, Lee Frazer of Delta Theta

Dental C

Sponsored By Sorority

Bobby has an awful toothache. ‘The fact is he has been crying all ‘night. But the family budget is so small that things like dental bills never were included. .So Bobby goes off to school and there the school nurse hears about it. She arranges for Bobby to “get it fixed.” That is if Bobby attends Schools 51, 73 or 69, one does. For needy {children at those schools are being cared for in a dental clinic at the Northeast Community Center. Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority is giving a dinner tonight at the Center for those who have donated services to the sorority-sponsored dental clinic. In May, the sorority bought- a

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plies and placed them on the second floor of the Center's main building. They enlisted the aid of four community dentists, Dr. James M. Davis, Dr. C. E. Nichols, Dr. V. H. Gregg and Dr. W. W. Gainey, who donate their services in turns on Wednesday mornings from 9 a. m. to noon. They already have treated 147 children. The children are selected by school nurses or from the nursery school at the Center by a supeivisor. The clinic cares for extractions, fillings and cleanings. - As many as eight children are handled in cne morning. ; The sorority members assist three at a time with the work. One serves as the dental assistant, another cares for the waiting children and a third cares for the records on work done and future cases. One of the sorority workers remarked that the youngsters “behaved much better in the dentist's chair than those who were more privileged.” This clinic is the heginning of a larger project of the sorority—a Health Bureau at the Center. They (are working toward funds to pro- | vide equipment for other medical treatment. Already a large examination table, chair and two cabinets fill another corner of the room. There a doctor and nurse from the Public Health Department give vaccinations, tuberculin tests, etc. So far it is just a “dream” but the members hope in time to have a Health Bureau which will serve adults as well as children.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

: Lambs Club Frolic Will Feature Songs and Dances of Nineties

THE LAMBS CLUB will present “Lambs in the Gay Nineties” at its opening fall frolic Saturday night, Oct. 26, in the Columbia Club ballroom. The musical show will inciude costumes, dances and songs of the

Nineties and the latest song hits as contrasts.

The committee on arrangements includes Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Matthews, chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely. ’ ; Larry Price and his orchestra will play for dancing beginning at 10 o'clock. The show will go on at 11 a. m. Dinner will be served in the ballroom from 8:30 to 10 p. m. . The bachelor committee of sponsors includes Percy H. Weer, chairman; Elmer W. Stout, Frederick A. Clark, Stuart Dean, Herbert J. Reade, Robert Kruse, John C. Ruckelshaus, Joseph J. Daniels, Dr. John A, M. Aspy, Edward L. Mayer, Dr. H. H. Wheeler, F. Richard Schaat, Dr. Walter Bruetsch, Benjamin N. Bogue, Henry Severin, Alhert O. Deluse, William Garvin Bastian, Edward F. Gallahue. William N. Wilson, Lecuis W. Fletcher, Paul Starrett, Dr. Howard B. Mettel, Joseph S. Williams, C. A. McLaughlin, Joseph C. Wallace, R. Stewart Bailey Jr. Francis D. Brosnan, Bernard M. Cunniff, George E. Bardwell, Walter R. Schott, David L. Stone Jr., Henry J. Frenzel, William H. Stafford Jr., Russell W. Langsenkamp, Kurt

* Lieber, Richard T. Miskimen, Robert Frost Daggett Jr., Richard

Mansfield, Samuer Reid Sutphin, William Rockwood Jr. John A. Rockwood, Sylvester Johnson Jr. Frederic D. Andgrson, Eugene S. Pulliam, Edwin M. Craft Jr., Louis Schwitzer Jr, Noble Dean Jr., Harrison Green and Caleb N. Lodge.

Lillian Lieber to Be Married Saturday

INDIANAPOLIS residents will be interested in the announce‘ment, of the approaching marriage of Miss Lillian Lieber, daughter of Mrs. Albert Lieber of New York, formerly of Indianapolis. Miss Lieber will be marriea to F. Huston Martin of New York at 4:30 p. m. Saturday in the Church of the Resurrection in New York. Only the immediate families are to attend. Mr. Martin is the son of Mrs. Thomas Kahoe of Hartford, Conn., and the late Ralph Martin of Wichita, Kas. Miss Leiner attended Tudor Hall and the Chateau Bulliantmont in Switzerland. Mr, Martin: attended the Friends Central College in Philadelphia, Pa., and was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Lieber has been studying photography in New York and is asscciated with Richard Garrison there.

Symphony Committee Sponsors Lectures

The ways and means committee of the ‘Indiana State Symphony Society's women’s committee, Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes chairman, announces for the fourth year a series of talks on musical subjects by Mrs. Demarchus Brown. Proceeds of the series, which is donated to the women’s committee by a prominent philanthropist, will go to the committee for continuance of its work on behalf of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The lectures will be given by Mrs. Demarchus Brown in the Woodstock Club at 11 o'clock on Monday mornings Oct. 28, Nov. 4 and Nov 11. Her subjects will be “Henry Purcell and the English Tradition”; “Mendelssohn’s Life and His Music,” and a review and commentary of ‘Memery of My Musical Life” by Rimsky-Korsakow. A committee headed by Mrs. Clowes and including Mesdames Frederick G. Appel, Lyman S. Ayres, Thomas Harvey Cox, Russell Fortune, Harry W. Hobbs, Sylvester Johnson, Irving W. Lemaux Jr., P. R. Mallory, James S. Rogan, William M. Rockwood, Robert F. Scottland John A. Twitty will have charge of ticket sales. Persons holding tickets may make advance reservations for luncheon at the clubhouse on lecture days. Tickets may be used for single lectures or combined for attendance at one or two of the affairs, Mrs. Clowes said. Reservations are available at the headquarters of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in the Murat Theater or froin any committee member.

Parties Honor Mary Jo Harvey

MISS MARY JO HARVEY has chosen Oct. 23 as her wedding date. | She will he married to Charles Maurice Hegarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M., “Hegarty .of Newport, Ind, in the Propylaeum at 3:30 o'clock. he Miss Harvey, who is the daughter of Mrs. Harry C. Jackson of Newport, has’ named Miss Eugenia Van Vliet as her only attendant and Carl Hinshaw, young son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw, as ring hearer, William Hegarty Jr. will be his brother's best man. A graduate of Purdue University, Miss Harvey is a member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority and Omicron Nu, honorary society. Mr. Hegarty was graduatea from Wabash College and attended the University of Southern California. He belongs to Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Mrs. - Louis. Mayer Jr. is entertaining members of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Friday at a shower in honor of Miss Harvey. Guests will be Mesdames H. C. Allispaugh, K. G. Baker, James E. Clark, J. Malcolm Dunn, O. M. Helmer, E. G. Hinshaw, R. L. McKay, Don Plummer, B. Lindsey Tamney and Ralph Johnson, and the Misses Mary Armington, Charlotte and Martha Engle and Catherine Lewis. | Saturday afternoon Mrs. Edward Hutchman and Mrs. William Dunn will entertain for Miss Harvey, with Tudor Hall faculty members as guests. Miss Lewis and Mrs. William Norman will entertain for Miss Harvey and Mr. Hegarty with a small party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Saturday evening.

Mrs. Addison Howe to Entertain

PARTIES this week for Miss Barbara Fowler, whose marriage to Frederic D. Anderson will take place Oct. 16, include a small - luncheon given by Mrs Addison A. Howe tomorrow noon at the Woodstock Country Club and a bridge tea Thursday with Miss Helen Shepard as hostess. Charles N. Smith will give an informal party for Miss Fowler and Mr. Anderson Saturday night. Sunday afternoon Eli Messenger and Frank Springer will entertain informally for the couple.

Virginia Balke to Be Wed Nov. 29

NOV. 29 has been chosen by Miss Virginia Balke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank C. Balke, for her marriage to Edward Warren Wohlgemuth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Wohlgemuth. Dr. Jean S. Milner will read the wedding service at 8:30 o’ clock in the Sec-

Indianapolis

{League Studies Personnel in Institutions

Local leagues of the Indiana League of Women Voters will make a survey of personnel practices in the Indiana State institutions during the next six weeks as preparation for work toward extending the merit system in Indiana at the next session of the Legislature. Mrs. Lester Smith, chairman of

will be in charge.

been asked by Mrs. Smith to visit ‘nearby institutions, to interview the superintendents on personnel problems and, where practicable, to see the institutional plants. Mrs. Smith emphasizes ‘in her letter to the chairman that the survey is to include only a study of the personnel problem, though she states “it is sometimes difficult to separate personnel problems from other aspects of institutional activity.” Each local group will study the problem of institutional personnel before it visits an institution. Sub-

of institutions created by acts of

Indiana Constitutional ern interpretations of the purpose of each type; steps which have been taken to centralize |institutional management in the state; standards for the number and qualifications of employees in hospitals for the mentally ill, computing from the present population’ of Indiana institutions, the proper number of employees according to these standards; basic principles for successful public personnel management.

Alliance to Sew

For Red Cross

A dinner, a luncheon meeting and a family night supper are planned by church groups this week. “How Mental Hygiene Aids in Social Adjustment” will be the topic of Thomas G. Hutton before the

A tea given in honor of national officers by Miss Lucy Taggart, Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair and Mrs. D. L. Chambers, Indianapolis, convention hostesses, featured Monday's meeting of the Central Region, National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc. at French Lick Springs Hotel. In this group (left to

the Indiana League's . department | of government and its operation, |

Members of the local leagues have | > | mission,

jects to be covered will be: Types |

the General Assembly under the! provision [Joseph H. Brewer,

directing their establishment; mod- |

Women Give Tea

Brewer, Belmont,

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Times Specinl

Clubs, Inc., here today. : Featured on the program will be |

addresses by Ralph Kriebel, Bed-| ford, Ind., biologist with the U. S. {Soil Conservation Service; John H. Baker, New York, executive director of the National Association of Audubon Societies, and HH. J, Schnitzius, Indianapolis, landscape super- | visor of the Indiana H.ghway Com-

The program for the conference, which continues through Thursday, is presided over by Mrs. E. C. Cline, Richmond, Ind., general chairman and president of the Garden Club of Indiana,

sions. Delegates from six Midwestern states—Wisconsin, Illinois, Mch-

gan, Missouri, Iowa and Indiana— attended. Highlights of the regional conference were addresses by Mrs. vice president of the National Council, and by {state presidents on topics related to {garden club work; educational ex- | hibits furnished by each state; a tea with Miss Lucy Taggart, Indianaplolis, as hostess, and a dinner at {Spring Mill State Park in honor of national officers. Frank Wallace,

entomologist. of

ment, was the principal speaker at the dinner. A color movie of In-

A regional meeting yesterday preceded the National Council ses-|

the Indiana Conservation Depart-|

diana state parks was shown. Tomorrow will . be Horticulture Day. Principal speakers will be Prof. R. B. Hull, extension landscape

dent, National Education Associa-,

partment of Floriculture, Purdue University. A tea in thé formal gar- | dens of the French Lick Springs Hotel will be held at 4 p. m. Gov-

send will be honor guests ‘at the formal banquet tomorrow night.

architect, Purdue University; Don-| ald Dushane, Columbus, Ind., presi-

tion, and Prof. E. R. Honeywell, De-!

TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1940

for Officers

right) are Mrs. F. A. Wallis, Paris, Ky., president of « the National Council; Miss Taggart, Mrs. Joseph H,

Mich., former regional vice presi=-

dent of the council, and Mrs. Brice P. Disque, New York, treasurer and president of the New York . State Garden Club.

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Director of Audubon Societies Will Speak at National Garden Club Meeting in French Lick

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind; Oct. 8—Conservation Day opened

the ninth annual fall conference of the National Council of State Garden

Party Will Aid Riley Hospital

Mrs. Wallace P. Heller, general chairman for the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild's annual card party af. 2 p. m. Friday afternoon, has announced her committees. Mrs, James W. Carr is co-chairman for the party, which will be held in Block’s auditorium. Proceeds from the party will amplify the guild’s provision of supplies to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. The committees are: Tickets— Mrs. J. W. Price, chairman; Mes» dames J. Earl Brown, Mame W, Byerly, Carl Seet, A. J. Wittlin, E, Waymire, N. F. Wetzel and Rosha E. Smith. Cards and tallies —Mrs. Louis Phipps, chairman; Mrs. Herman C. Fromer and Mrs, Bernard H. Jeup. - Door prizes— Mrs. Jack Moore, chairman; Mes= dames Robert Mortern, Paul B. Mc= Carty, C. G. Jacquart, Ernest C, Goshorn, Carl Aumann and Charles. Yarbrough. : Table prizes—Mrs. Charles D. Vawter and Mrs. Ray _Retterer, Candy—Mrs. K. N. Huber, chair=. man; Mesdames Carl S. Jones, A. J. Richardson, Hans Jacobsen, Ira Fisher, James V. Snapp, E. L. Peltier, Agnes M. Todd, Otto N. Ebert’ and J. A. Garrettson. Special fea= ture—Mrs. Paul Richardson, chair= man; Mesdames Retterer, Fromer, Vernon Kniptash and John B. Seitz, and Miss Lucille Dickman. Courtesy—Mrs, Irving Lemauxy chairman; Mesdames William M. Carper,=Gordon B. Mess, Claud J, Mick, A. J. Hueber, Carl H. Irre gang, Andrew Jackson, Peter C. Reilly, Andrew J. Porter, Addie L. Reed, I. G. Saltmarsh, Wilbert S.

Sage, William F. Hansman and Carl

R. Semans. Mrs. Emil O. Soufflot is president

ernor and Mrs. M. Clifford Town-!|of the guild and Mrs. E. W, Fullen= wider is in charge of publicity, ase

sisted by Mrs. Toney E. Flack.

An executive and all chairmen Laymen’s League of ALL SOULS]

Mrs. | Martin McCarty and the Misses Mary M. Hickey, Mary Faker and | Josephine Brogan. | 8 a = Miss Mary Lu Guffey has been honored at several recent showers. She| will be married Saturday to| Arnisted Elkin. Miss Guffey, the] daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester C.! Guffey, 5141 Maple Lane, belonged | to Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Butler. Mr. Elkin is attending Butler and is a member of Sigma Nu. Miss Rosemary Renihan, 3959 Col- | lege |Ave., entertained for Miss Guf- | fey with a miscellaneous shower | recently. Guests were the Missow | Mary Bell, Martha Lee Brenner, Jane Dugan. Maxine Field, Mai- | tha Foote, Juanita Green, Naomi | Harrington, Dorothy Jones, Harriett Kruger, Dorothy McCleaster, Martha Toole, Virginia Price and Marjorie Ryan. ; : | Guests at a recent shower in Miss | Guffey’s honor given by Mrs. Car-| roll J. Sherman, 105 Johnson Ave., | were Mesdames Guffey, Fred Anti-| bus, Raymond Ball, Earl Baron,

F. N. Daniel, Robert Hughes, Rob-| TER 465, O. E.

ert Mehne and K. L. Stewart. Mrs. Baron gave a surprise kitchen shower last night for her.

Parties to Honor ary Jane Shafer

Mrs. J. B. Woerner, the former Betty Wangelin, will entertain with kitchen shower tonight at the ome of her mother, Mrs. Earl Sheffield, who will assist her. The

party will honor Miss Mary Janey

Shafer who will be married to L. icholas Summers N¢v. 8 in tne abernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests will be Mrs. E. L. Shafer, other of the bride-to-be; Mesdames L. B. Summers, Hattie B. Wangelin, J. C. Harris, Robert Garey, J. T. McCreary, T. J. Neukom and the Misses Marian Blackley, - Nancy Socwell, Betty dchissel, Mary Lou Over and Milded Scales. Miss Jean Rau, Mrs. Thomas Reilly and Mrs. Emsley Johnson Jr. will give a luncheon tomorrow for Miss Shafer at the Rau home. On ursday afternoon Mrs. W. J. fcGriff will be hostess at a miscellaneous shower and Mrs. Harris has pt yet set the date for the per- ( sonal shower which she will give

meeting will be held this evening. at the home of Mrs. Ruth

Party Held

Kinnan, 1128 Pleasant St. Tomorrow evening the Kitchen Band will play for the Beech Grove ParentTeacher Association. Mrs. Kinnan and her committee wiil sponsor the Thursday afternoon card party at the Temple and a pillow slip card party will be given by the major committees at 8 p. m. Thursday.

Friends’ Night will he observed hy BROOKSIDE CHAPTER 481, ORDER OF EASTERN STAR, at 8 p. m. tonight in the Brookside Masonic Temple, Gray and E. 10th Sts. Mrs. Faye E. Hite and Allen T. Disborough are worthy matron and patron.

CUMBERLAND CHAPTER 515, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting ut 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Cumberland Lodge.

Mrs. Grace Lancaster and John]

C. Simmonds, worthy matron and patron, will preside at the stated meeting of BEECH GROVE CHAPS., this eve|ning at the Beech Grove Masonic Hail.

Initiatory ceremonies will he held at the state meeting of SPEEDWAY CHAPTER, O. E. 8,, at 7:30 p. m. today at the sonic Temple.

Clarence Russells Are at Home Here

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I. Russell ‘are at home at 3612 E. New York St., following their marriage Friday evening at the Second Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Russell was Miss Martha Fuerst Dost. Dr. Jean S. Milner read the marriage ‘service and Dr. Charles F. Hansen played an organ program of “Evening Star” from “Tannhauser” and the “Prize Song”: from “Die Meistersinger.” Mr. and Mrs. J. Lyman Blakeman were the couple's attendants. A reception followed the ceremony.

Sorority to Meet

The regular business meeting of Chi Delta Chi Sorority will be held atse7 p. m, today at the Hotel €Is, Th

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Brownsburg: Ma-{

Theta Sigma Delta Sorority held lan installation - of officers and la party last night at the home of! Miss. Justine Nugent, 3444 N. Euclid | Ave.

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Women's

ond Presbyterian Church.

EVENTS

SORORITIES Phi Tau Sorority. 8 p. m. tonight. Miss Eleanor Stewart, 2920 N. Delaware St. hostess. ' Chi Sigma Sorority. 8 p. m. tonight. Miss Jane Brishy, 4305 | "Winthrop Ave., hostess. CLUBS Democratic Harmony Club, Center Twp. Outside, Precinct 2. 7:30 p. m. tonight. Mrs. Otto Maier, 2860 S. Illinois, hostess. ! : Longan Parliamentary Club. Tonight. ' Mrs. Ira Campbell, 2127 N. Pennsylvania St. hostess. S. M. B. Club. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Hall, Morris and Lee Sts. Public | euchre party. Mrs. Isabel Kiefer, chairman. St. Philip Neri Altar Society. -8 p. m. Wednesday. Public card party. Mrs. W. I. Seal, chairman. LODGES Brightwood Auxiliary, O. E. S. Noon. Thurs. Veritas Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. Dinner. Mrs. Mildred Scott and Mrs. Berniece Simmons, hostesses. Nettie Ransford Chapter 464, O. E. S. 8 p.m. Wed. Masonic Temple,

DR. MINNIE L. MAFFETT

Highlighting National Business Women's Week this week the Indianapolis B. P. W. Club will present Dr. Minine L. Maffett of Dallas, Texas, president of the National Federation, at the World War Memorial Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Miss Marian McFadden, chairman of public relations, is in charge of the week's activities. : Preceding the meeting, Dr. Maffett will be entertained at a dinner in the clubhouse at 1101 N. Delaware St. State and local officers and committee chairman have been invited to the dinner as well as presidents {of clubs in this district which inicludes Danville, Fortville, Green- | field, Martinsville, Noblesville and | Sheridan. Admission tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Cecile Shields, Miss Lucy Osborn or Miss Julia Recker. While in Indianapolis, Dr. Maffett will attend the conference of the Central Society of Gynecologists and Obstetricians, of which she is

la fellow member,

42d St. and College Ave. Stated meeting, conferring of degrees. Mrs. Esther Ferree and D. Ray Higgins, worthy matron and patron. . i 11th District, O. E. S. 3 p. m. Wed. | Banner - Whitehill auditorium. Card party. 1936 worthy matrons,

chairman, New Augusta Chapter O. E. S. Wed. Masonic Hall, New Augusta. Stated meeting. Mrs. Mary Cunningham and Harry R. Bretney, worthy matron and patron. : Golden Rule Chapter 413, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Fri. Masonic Temple, North and Ill. Sts. Stated meeting, social hour. Mrs. Myrtle D. Irby and Walter Dorsett, worthy matron and patron. Marion County War Mothers. 1:30 p. m. today. Indiana War Memorial.

sponsors. Mrs. Louise Rosebrough, |

Monday Club to Hear Mrs. Charles Baker

Mrs. Charles C. Baker will be guest speaker before the Monday

{Club at a 12:30 p.m. luncheon next

Monday at the Propylaeum. Her subject will be “On a Train of Thought.” Hohor guest will be Mrs. William Hyde Pearl, recently elected president. She is to be presented by Mrs. Ernest B. Thompson, retiring president. Mrs. Louise E. Kruger, program chairman, is arranging the pro-

Mrs. J. W. Coffey, social chairman, and Mrs. William H. Polk, vice chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Howard F. Passel, John F. Patton, Harvey Hunter, E. F. Hamaker and Miss Lucille Stewart.

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Garfield Park Unit 88, American Legion Auxiliary. 8 p. m. tonight. West Room, World War Memorial Building. ] John H. Holliday Post and Auxiliary, American Legion. Sun. Knightstown. Wiener roast for

Mrs. B. J. Bless Jr., president of the National Federation of Press Women, Inc., was to speak at a luncheon today of the local Wom-

girls of division 2, Knightstown Home, Gini ig

an’s Press Club in the Columbia Club, * ;

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UNITARIAN CHURCH Friday evening. Mr. Hutton’s speech will follow a 6:30 p. m. dinner.

| The Plymouth Union of | FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

| CHURCH will meet at 12:30 p. m.’

Thursday at the church for luncheon. duct a food sale.

| Mrs. K. V. Ammerman will speak gram, assisted by Mrs. Carl Ploch on “Our Leper Neighbors” at the

land Mrs. Austin Sims.

| program following the | Mrs. Gino Ratti is president of the | Union and Mrs. Ammerman is in i charge of the Leper Division of the | Council of Federated Church Women.

“Thinking Aloud in War Time” (Weatherhead) will be reviewed by Dr. C. A. McPheeters, pastor, at the family night supper program of the NORTH METHODIST CHURCH Thursday.

A. A. U. W. to Hear

|About Refugees

Dr. Herta Leng of Vienna, Aus-| tria, will speak on ‘The Fate of} University Women as Refugees” at | ‘| the first fall dinner meeting of ths

Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women tonight at the Y. W. C. A. at 6:15 p. m. Mrs. Vernon C. MacNabb, chairman of the hospitality committee,

: has named the following hostesses:

Misses Hazel E. Abbett, Dorothy Pennington and Elizabeth Stilz; Mesdames J. Lowell Craig, Frank D. Hatfield, Russell. R. Hippensteel, Carl Kimberlin, E. C. Kleiderer, Emmett B. Lamb, Robert M. ingle, Robert Nelson, Gino A. Ratti, David K. Rubins, David L. Smith, John M. Smith, Harold A. Votaw and Ernst C. Zehe. : - Dr. Leng, a teacher and research worker at the University of Vienna before the Anschluss, is now doing research at Purdue University as

He is administrative assistant in the Division of | Medical Care of the State Public |

dinner |

the’ Circle 6 will serve and con-

luncheon.

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