Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1940 — Page 18
Parents’ Association Announces Boxholders for 'The Little Foxes’
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- BOXHOLDERS for the performance of Lillian Hellman's play, “The Little Foxes,” Oct. 17 at English’s Theater have been announced by the Orchard School
h ial Association which is sponsoring the opening ght. :
i Mrs. Howard J. Lacy Sr. has reserved a box as have Mrs. John W. Kern and Mrs. Eli Lilly. Mrs. Louis McClennen will have a party occupying two boxes at the performance. Mrs. Guy A. Wainwright, box sales chairman, has been assisted by Mesdames Howard J. Lacy II,
Shnrles A. Greathouse, Hobson Wilson and John Roberts Ir. es .
i Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre is general chairman of the committee : charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Batchelor, in charge of ticket sales, Mrs. Wainwright and Mrs. David Williams Jr., Publicity chairman.
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Set Luncheon
THE MOUNT HOLYOKE Alumnae Club of Indiana will meet Saturday for a 1 p. m. luncheon at the new Brown County tearoom, The Corner Cupboard. Owner of the tearoom is a Mount Holyoke alumna, Mrs. Homer Horton, formerly of Chicago. New officers of the club are Mrs. J. Perry Meek, president; Mrs. Helen Thornton, vice president, and Miss Evelyn Sickels, secretary=-
treasurer.
Colemans to Entertain Yale Librarian
BERNHARD KNOLLENBERG, Yale University librarian. will Be the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman during his Wisit to Indianapolis to represent Yale at the Authors’ Luncheon: ‘Wednesday at the Columbia Club in honor of Mrs. Coleman. ¢ Mrs. Coleman has given collections of Indiana authors’ works to the libraries of Yale and Butler Universities as memorials to William Coleman Atkins of the Yale class of 1933 and Hilton U. Brown Jr. of the Butler class of 1918.
Comings and Goings
, MR. AND MRS. Walter R. Mayer and George J. Mayer are in Asheville, N. C. Before returning home the latter part of next ~~ week, they will tour the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. . .. Mrs. E. S. Retter, Williams Creek Estate, is visiting in Atlantic City. { Mrs. Roger G. Wolcott is in New York. She will return to the dity about Oct. 19. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Ruh returned yesterday from a visit at French Lick Springs, Ind. . .. Mrs. John M. Weir, wife of Lieut. Col. Weir, judge advocate of the Puerto ico Department, U. 8. Army, is visiting Judge and Mrs. C. E. Weir. : : Two Indianapolis girls will serve on committees for the Inaugural Ball to be held tomorrow night at St. Mary’s College. "Miss Mary Ellen Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kennedy, is a member of ‘the decorations committee and Miss Agnes Lauck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lauck, is serving on the publicity committee. The dance will be the first of the year.
C. A. R. Party Is Oct. 25
The Old Glory Chapter, Children of the American Revolution, will hold a Halloween party Oct. 25 at the D. A. R. Chapter House. Members of the entertainment committee are Misses Doris Daley, Jean Bosson and Martha Armstrong and Austin Gillespie, Paul Wadleigh and Victor Berry. Dec. 20 has been set as the date for the group's Christmas dance at the Woodstock Club. for the event.
Reservations for I. A. C. Dance Listed
Nearly 800 members and guests have made reservations for ‘the formal opening Saturday night of the fall and winter social season at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Dancing to two orchestras will feature the event. Jerry Blaine and his “Dreamlined Rhythm” orchestra will play in the fourth floor ballroom and Lquis Lowe's I. A. C. orchestra will play in the Lantern Room. Reservations will close tomorrow night. Among larger groups for the dance is the party of 30 arranged by Dr. and Mrs. John W. Geller. Included in the group which has reserved Parlor A are Messrs. and Mesdames Hanly Blackburn, Ralph C. Gery, Ray Katzenberger, John Lee, George Marohn, George Purdy, Robert Rogers, Richard Sargent, William Scott, Tom Town-=-send and C. F. Gale; Miss Martha Mauck, Miss Edna Mae Katzenberger, Eugene Fleece and J. D. Wright. " Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kinnear will attend with a party of 22; ~ W. Hauser has made reservations for 18 and Edwin G. White and . C. Cooper will have parties of 16 each. i 5 Others who have reserved tables for parties are Roy Wilmeth, Thomas J. Scanlon. Ralph BE. Knode, Benjamin Perk. Edwin H. Gable, E. W. Hauser, W. C. Bevington, Dr. Frank Teague, Dr Glenn C. Lord. G. S. Warren, Arthur E. Witt, J. N. Carter, Dr. W. L. Sharp, C. H. Eberhard and Fred E. Hugill. Reservations aiso have been made by Sam Rose, Leroy Sanders, A. G. Phegley, L. J. Meisberger, Kenneth Adair, A. A. Link, A. W. Baldwin, Fred Hoffman, Tom Neale, R. E. Richards, Miss Betty Schellschmidt, Dr. F. M. Gastineau. F.-G. Weisenberger, Howard R. Chapman, John Ludlum, F. W. Wieland. Raymond C. Fox, Horace Storer, Harold J. Row, J. M. Oliver, Ben Domont, J. W. Hedges and T. W. Matthews.
Edward Gallahue to ‘Attend :
Others who will entertain are Warren M. Atkinson, W. GC. Whipple, Lyle Arnold, W. W. Grear, E. H. McKenna, Edward Gallahue, Harry Kane, Miss Dessa Byrd, Dr. L. S. Bailey, Dr. J. J. Glover, J. H. Townsend, Philip C. Rohan, George W. Mercier, Richard Oberreich, H. E. Wenz, Eugene B. Hibbs, D. P. Morse, J, C. Sperry, E. J. Shea, Bert Kingan Jr., Otto Kern, George Newton, Howard Kemper, A..G. Waters, Miss Doris Betzold, Capt. R. C. Blatt, Capt. L. O. Peterson, E. G. Delgado, J. J. Schmidt, William S. White and ‘T. B. Fitzpatrick. : Additional reservations have been made by S. B. Ragan, Dr. C. Basil Fausset, Dr. W. H. Norman, Miss Harriet Terry, D. D. Pritchard, Miss Aletha Phebus, W. B. Connor Jr., Robert M. Stith, Davis Harrison, Miss Mary Dyer, Paul F. Jock, Fred Shumaker, Miss Betty Burrell, J. A. Armstrong, R. L. Sparks, E. L. Kruse, Carl W. Queisser, J. M. Jewell, John Monfort, Taylor Land, Paul T. Rochford, I. F. Kahn, A. C. Specht and A. E. Baker.
JANE JORDAN
DEAR JANE JORDAN—For the first time in my life I am desperately, miserably in iove, and with a man whom I cannot have. Perhaps I should explain that I have been married and divorced. We both realize that marriage is impossible for us although he, too, is unmarried. In spite of the fact that I know the affair is hopeless I just cannot find the courage to give him up. All of my life I have been gay and friendly and always have had a hosf of men friends. Perhaps 1've been too popular, too fond of good times. Anyway it is now causing my sweetheart and I to quarrel and argue constantly. T like to go out a lot and he absolutely refuses to go out with me. This hurts my pride for other men I know always have been glad to go out with me. Now I go alone and when I see him next, we argue, Lven a friendly conversation with men I know causes him to accuse me of the lowest conduct. I have more reason to be jealous than he ‘has for lils former sweetheart often calls on him. I seldom complain of this to him. My pride won't let me, and I do loathe jealousy. I feel that I cannot live without him, yet our constant quarreling is making me irritable and nervous and causing me intense mental
anguish
I've thought of marrying someone else. More than one man has
sed to me since my divorce. But the idea is distasteful. I love h, I adore him so blindly. Is there any solution to ’ . SUZANNE.
propo this naan so muc such problems? . = : Sos : r—I'd feel a lot more intelligent about your situation if 1 { knew why you assume you can’t marry when you're both free, white - gnd 21. Why is marriage impossible between you? Perhaps it is, put the reason still ‘has an important bearing on your problem. : For example, you may be tied down by family responsibilities, ch as ill and indigent parents, from which there is no present sue e. That, of course, doesn’t mean that there never will be an gscane. The outlook may ke dark but not hopeless. gl again you may have fallen in love with a man who doesn’t want 10 get married. He might change his mind. Many men have. d if he doesn’t change his mind one wonders why you put up with ane an attitude unless you're convinced you can’t do any better. A aan in love expects the man who loves her to assume a responattitude toward her, and if he refuses to do so she doesn’t waste o h time agonizing over him. Some pangs of grief and disappointI are inevitable, but she is too proud to prolong her pain. She Den an end to it by a determined effort to interest herself in somePing more worth while. : : You don’t get on with the man. ‘He won't allow his name to be linked with yours socially; yet he is jealous when you find diversion ' elsewhere. Why do you accept such a situation. when it isn't what Pe want at all? It almost seems that you are punishing yourself I something you ‘hold against yourself. No woman stays on the
losing end of © if she doesn’t r
ber? e infatuation which you feel will fade for it isn’t based on
anything lasting. You'll get bored with a selfish, domineering man in-time and wonder what 1n the world you ever saw in him. I don’t . know how ‘mueh you'll have to go through before you get worn out with him, but wear out you will. + JANE JORDAN,
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espect herself, how can she expect a man to respect
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Children like Liliian (right), who are patients at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital, will benefit from the proceeds of the card party which the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will sponsor tomorrow aft Block's audi-
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Cheer Guild's Party Will Benefit Riley Hospital
i | house, 737 W. Hampton Drive.
| Saturday at her home, 36 E. 57th St. : | Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames : | Edward P. Fillion, Alfred Guyot,
Delta Gammas
Set L.uncheon
For Saturday
Omega Nu Tau Holds Installation i
- Sorority events announced today nclude an installation of officers and a theater party. 3 The evening section of DELTA
i | GAMMA ALUMNAE will meet at
6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the chapter Mrs.
William Haslet, hostess, will be
|assisted by Mesdames John Mec-
Pheeters, Herman Hess, Miles Reeder, Kenneth Wertz and. Frank Churchman, and the Misses Dorothy Helmer, Helen Irwin, Henrietta Smith and Elma Ferguson. Mrs. W. F. Kegley will be hostess to the luncheon group at 1 m
George T. Badger and Ralph W,
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torium. Lillian and Nurse Marcella Chaille wish Mrs. Charles D. Vawter
(left) and Mrs. Kashner L. Huber, the party.
members of the guild success with
Club Institute Will Be at 1. U.
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. 10.— National defense will be the theme of the fourth annual Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs Institute, to be held Friday, Nov. 8, at Indiana University. Dr. H. E. Sutherland, head of the Indiana University sociology = department, will have charge of the program. Mrs. Frederic Beggs of Wyckoff, N. J., chairman df international relations for the General Federation of Clubs, will speak at the institute luncheon. Plans have been released by Mrs. W. S. Bittner, who is in charge of the club study service of the Indiana University extension division. Mrs. George Jaqua of Winchester is president of the Indiana Federation and Mrs. George Dillenger of French Lick is chairman of institutes.
Clubs
Mrs. Irma Bemis and Miss Marie Matuschka will represent the iocal ALTRUSA CLUB at the Fifth District Conference in Peoria, Ill, this week-end. Sixteen other members also will attend the opening sessions tomorrow. ‘ The Pere Marquette Hotel will be the headquarters for 26 clubs from Indiana, Wisconsin and Illinois. Banquet speaker Saturday evening wlil be the Hon. Everett M. Dirksen, Illinois congressman from the 16th district.
The FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB will open its 48th year with a President's Day !uncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. in the Hotel Lincoln. The program wil include greetings from the outgoing president, Mrs. A. F. Henley, and from the new president, Mrs. Lena B. Ebert. Mrs. Lorena = Moore Aughinbaugh will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Alice Green.
The CHEER BROADCASTERS will complete plans at their regular meeting tomorrow for the annual benefit card party at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds will be given to the Indianapolis Board of Health and Charities to provide milk for needy children. Mrs. E. W. Padgett is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert Mottern and Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, co-chairman. The door prize committee consists of Mrs. Cecil Tucker Vestal, chairman; Mesdames J. H. Prochaska, Rufus O’Harrow and William Christena. Mrs. Calvin Davis is in charge of table prizes, assisted by Mesdames John H. Toumey, Lynn Adams, T. William Engle and S. M. Partlow.
Mrs. W. G. Stevens, Centerviile, Ind., will entertain members of the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITERARY CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. C. E. Dwyer will read selections by John Drinkwater and Edgar Guest and Mrs. A. J. Coble will speak on “A Nation's Strength” (Emerson).
The BAY LAUREL WOMEN'S ( HRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION will meet tomorrow at the home of Miss Alta Hansell, 3456 Salem St. Mrs. E. P. Messick, county director, will speak on “Christian Citizenship.”
"The WANNA MEEDUS SUB-DEB CLUB has planned a series of rush parties beginning with a tea Saturday at the home of Miss Rosemary Snyder. Other events will include a wiener roast Oct. 19 with Miss Florence Willard as hostess, a pitch-in supper Oct. 23 at the home of Miss. Virginia Paush followed by a slumber party at the home of Miss Bettie Teeter and a Halloween party at the home of Miss Martha Rooker. ‘
O. E. S. Will Honor
Past Matrons
Daylight Chapter of the O. E. S. will honor past matrons and
patrons of the chapter at a 1:30 meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts. Mrs. Mary E. Belz is worthy matron and James F. Stout, worthy patron. A program will be given by Miss Clyda Sage, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Hilda Ann Peabody, violinist, and Mrs. Mamie Passmore, organist. Mrs. Margaret J. Vaser will be in charge of a tea following, assisted by Mesdames Mable E. McHaffey, Mary E. Tobin, Esther A. Sink and Anna Schaad., Mrs. Clara E. Dorrah. and Mrs. Lena Thompson will pols Lv Lg,
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Aunts Will Entertain Tomorrow In Honor of Betty Warden; Margery Feezel to Be Guest
Notes on showers for two brides-to-be and a recent bride appear in
today’s nuptial news.
Miss Betty Warden, whose marriage to Forrest Strough will be Oct. 19, will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given tomorrow night by her aunts, Mrs. Clarence Marshall and Mrs. Rosha E. Smith, at Mrs.
Friends Open
Conference
Mrs. Amy Marvel of Richmond, Ind, national president of the Woman's Missionary Union of Friends, opened the organization’s 19th general conference last night
at the First Friends Church. The meeting, marking the 50th anniversary of the union's founding, will last through Sunday. Following Mrs. Marvel's speech, the 300 official delegates and other guests were welcomed by Mrs. Estella Pitts, conference chairman. Speakers today include Mrs, Margaret Landon of Richmond, Ind, and Miss Westine Shufelt, who is in charge of mission work in Oklahoma’s Indian reservations. Dr. Errol T .Elliott, pastor of the host church, will speak tonight on “The Christian Church in a Changing World.” At the golden anniversary banquet ~ tomorrow evening in the North Methodist = Church, Indianapolis women will stage an original historical pageant, “That They All May Be One.” Saturday night’s speaker will be Dr. John J. Haramy of Indiana Central College, who will talk on “Which Way Youth?” The Rev. Howard Cope of North Carolina will deliver the conference sermon .Sunday and Thomas E. Jones, president of Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., will make the closing address Sunday evening. Other speakers at sessions today and tomorrow will be Leslie Shaffer, secretary of the American Friends Service = Committee; Mrs. Helen Ford, missionary to Africa, and Miss Esther Baird, missionary to India. Mrs. Charles Reeve, local society president, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames O. A. Wilkerson, Isaac Woodard, Clark Day, William R. Evans, Alvin T. Coate and Roy Sahm.
Laura Long Initiated
Mrs. Laura Long, Columbus, Ind., recently was initiated as a professional member of Theta Sigma Phi, journalistic fraternity, at a meeting at “Walilywood,” home of Miss Luana, Lee. Mrs. Long is the author of “Hannah Courageous.”
Director
Alpha Sigma Alpha, national education sorority, will hold one of its five regional meetings scheduled during 1940 in Cleveland, O., Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. William V. Kingdon (above) is regional director of the meeting and Mrs. B. F. Leib, national editor of Alpha Sigma Alpha, is the national officer in charge. Mrs. Kingdon and Mrs. Leib are members of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of the sorority. The meeting will include an opening luncheon, formal banquet, model initiation, breakfast, business sessions and round table discussions. Mrs. Edward Karrmann, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter and official delegate, and 15 members from this chapter will attend.
Smith’s home in Hampton Court. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Warden, 3018 Kenwood Ave. and Mr. Strough’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Strough, 2231 N. Bosart Ave. ) 2 2 2 A linen shower will be given tonight by Mrs. Wilma Smith and Miss LaVerne Kaiser at Mrs. Smith’s home, 5700 E. 38th St., for Miss Margery Feezel, whose marriage to Courtland J. Nichols will be Saturday. Guests will be Mrs. June Barrett, Mrs. Catherine Tozer, Misses Madalen Hurley, Helen McAllister, Elea~ nor Rhoads, Mildred Hale, Ethel Templeton, Ruth Dillon, Pauline Lenz, Lois Moore and Lucile Perdue. ” ” ” ) Honor guest at a surprise crystal shower given recently by a group of | her friends was Mrs. Paul Arm-| strong, who was Miss Mary Louise | Murray before her marriage. The] party was given at her home, 1112/ W. 31st St. Those attending were Mesdames Ruth Kern, Peggy Graves, Margaret Haislup and Vivian Stuck; Paul Green and the Misses Frances Carson, Mabel Shoemaker, Ann Wor-' rell, Eileen Hogan and Hilda Rennekamp.
” ” ” Miss Adele Dunn, whose marriage to John E. Fehsenfeld III will be Oct. 21 at the McKee Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, is to be honor guest at a kitchen gadget shower given tomorrow by Mrs. O. E. Druley at hér home, 2152 N. Delaware St. Miss Dunn is the daughter of Mrs. V. L. Dunn, 329 E. Fall Creek Blvd., and Mr. Fehsenfeld is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fehsenfeld Jr., 3074 N. Pennsylvania St. Party decorations will be in red and white. The hostess is to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Joshua Langsdale. Guests with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mr. Fehsenfeld’s mother will be Mesdames William PF. Heitmann, Thomas Logan, Russell P, Stott, Chester H. Wilson, Morris Hancock, Roland F. Knox and William Middlesworth and the Misses Mary Hancock, Betty Logan, Mary Risk, Betty Jean Hayes, Elizabeth Egan, Mary McGinty, Mary Wilson Loretta, Jeannette and Lucille Spears, Lois Kelly, Cornelia Packer and Louise Bennett. Mrs. Fehsenfeld will have a petsonal shower for Miss Dunn next Monday. ” n ” Miss Geraldine Welsh, whose marriage to John O’Brien will be at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, was honor guest at a dinner and shower given at the Columbia, Club last night by Phi Theta Chi Sorority. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Welsh, 1170
‘|Reid Place, and Mr. O'Brien's par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. John F. O’Brien, 1808 Prospect St. Guests last night included Mesdames Francis Dux, Edward F. Dux,
A. J. Zipp, Joe McCarthy, Trueman
Thomas P. Grady, Charles E. Walsh, A. D. Huckleberry, Hugh Higgins, J.’ T. Farrell, A, J. Kurker, Lawrence O'Connell . and William © Waugh. Others were Misses Gertrude Bauer, Eileen Moore, Celeste Dugan, Margaret Duffy, Betty Haley, Margaret- Foran, Mildred Thomas, Mildred Clemens and Alberta Gerlach.
=” ” ” Mrs. Carl Siler and Miss Norma Rennegarbe will entertain this evening at the home of Mrs. Siler with a miscellanecus shower and buffet supper for Miss Louise Beerman, who will be married to Charles Preston, Oct. 19. Guests will include Mesdames Arthur Baumer, Ray Ellis, Joseph Erpelding, Joseph Johnston, Oscar Lentz, Clifton Milby, Earl Otey, Leon Stanley,” Norman - Wilson, Earl Ross, John White, Edward Lewis and Martha K. Preston, and the Misses Emma Maschmeyer, Helen and Elizabeth Hudson, Estelle Preston, Clara and Martha Vollmer.
# o ” Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brennan, 2827 E. 18th St., announce the marriage of Mrs. Brennan's sister, Miss Lillian E. Wratten, to Frank R. Ames, Providence, R. I. The ceremony took place at noon last Thursday in Christ Church. Mr. and Mrs, left immediately for
T. Rembusch, Howard F. Murphy, |-
Alpha Chi Open House Sunday
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will hold its first open house of the year Sunday afternoon in the Butler University chapter house. | Mrs. Minnie B. Link, house moth-
er, and Miss Lois Morton, chapter president, will be in the receiving line to present the following new pledges: The Misses Martha Baker, Jackie Blomberg, Ruth Enzor, Betty Ann Guinney, Patricia McKean, Mary Ann Niman, Mary Marjorie Smead, Jeanne Steiner, Doris Frickie, Deborah Thomas, Jean Thomas, Jean Poff, Marigrace Franklin, Juanita Vawter land Lorene Thomas. Miss Smead is the new president of the pledge class. Other officers are Miss Jean Thomas, vice president; Miss "Poff, secretary; Miss Franklin, treasurer; Miss | Deborah Thomas, social chairman, and Miss Betty Reid, warden. - The chapter recently held formal initiation ceremonies for Miss Charlotte Moor, Knightstown; Miss Virginia Pletcher, Delphi; the Misses Barbara and Marjore Kelly, Greensburg, and the Misses Marion Chapman, Wilma Gray, Carol Haskin, Jeanne Heustis, Virginia Lewis, Helen Mock and Mary Jane Steiner, all of Indianapolis. |
Thetas Meet
Tomorrow
The season’s opening meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnge Chapter, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, will be held at the new Gamma chapter house, 825 W. ‘Hampton Drive, at 6 p. m. tomorrow. Rush news from active chapters in the state will be presented by Mrs. Hall Cochrane, for DePauw University; Mrs. Clarence A. Jackson, Indiana University; Mrs. Dale R. Hedges, Butler University, and Mrs. Ralph O. Baur, Purdue University. Reports on the national convention at Mackinac Island in June will be given by Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. F. S. Taylor, president. Plans for the chapter's social service projects, the Coleman Cradle and the Well Baby Clinic at the William H. Coleman Hospital for Women, will be discussed by Miss Jean Rau and Mrs. Robert G. Risk, of the social service board, and Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly, ways and means chairman. t Mrs. Foster V. Smith is/in charge of reservations for the dinner. Hostesses will be the membership committee and the new officers of the alumnae chapter. Hostess committee members are Mesdames Baur, Frank V. Osborn, Albert Ehlers, Charles C. Binkley, William J. Stout, Harold E. Sutherlin and Edwin D. Cree and Miss Gretchen Mueller.
Musicale Plans Card Party |
The annual card party sponsored by the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. James H. Lowry, president, has announced committee appointments. Mrs. Attia Malott Martin is chairman of the distribution of ticket sales, with Miss Emma Doeppers as co-chairman. Mrs. Carl H.
the Choral Ensemble, with Mrs. Arthur Madison as co-chairman.
of candy sales, assisted by Mrs. S. H. Clendein and Mrs. John Egger. Assisting Mrs. Arthur Taylor, chair-
be Mesdames Howard Griffith, Paul
A. Gardner, Miss Betty Benson and Miss Lois Morton.
Tri Delt Open House
New pledges of Delta Delta Delta Sorority will be introduced at an open house from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday at the chapter house, 809 W. Hampton Drive. In the receiving line will be - Mrs. Bessie, Bryson, house mother; Miss Betty Foster, sorority president; Mrs. Carol Sherman, social chairman; Miss Nancy White, . pledge president, and the
their home inf’Providence, \
pledge group. 1
‘PI SORORITY
Hull is chairman of ticket sales for
Mrs. A. R. Cohee will be in charge |i
man of door and table prizes, will |{
Whipple, O. M. Jones and Edward |
Officers for the year are Mrs. Gentry T. Haun, president; Mrs. Herman H. Lauter, vice president; Mrs. J. Lawrence Sims, recording secretary; Mrs. Herbert J. Spier, corresponding secretary; Miss Edna G. Nowland, treasurer, and Mrs. Thomas P. Johnson, assistant; Mrs. Guy E. Morrison, Panhellenic delegate, and Mrs. S. W. Downing, alternate; Mrs. Robert W. Faulkner, Anchora
‘| correspondent: Mrs. John Maxwell, ‘| publicity chairman, and Mrs. R: Earl
Peters, state alumnae chairman.
BETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA entertained the Alpha Chapter at a theater party yesterday evening. Mrs. Woodrow West, Miss Viola Bazis and Miss Evelyn Ressler were in charge.
Mrs. Thomas Williams will entertain the CHI SIGMA PHI SORORITY tomorrow evening. Mrs. Fred Theobald will assist the hostess at a party for rushees following the business meeting.
BETA CHAPTER OF BETA CHI THETA SORORITY will have a wiener roast Saturday, meeting at 1007 Hamilton Ave. at 7:30 p. m. The regular meeting will be at the home of Miss Virginia Smith.
Washington Blvd.,, will entertain DELTA BETA CHAPTER OF PSI IOTA XI with a dessert bridge Monday evening. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Pauline Wyrick and Mrs. Fred Fosler.
ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU met last night at the Canary Cottage. Mrs. Walter Kendall, retiring president, installed the following officers: Miss Josephine Abbott ,president; Mrs. Lisle Hunter, vice president; Mrs. Oral Beatty, representative; Miss Edna Mae Hirst, recording secretary; Mrs. John Flora, corresponding Secretary; Miss Edith Hulse, chaplain; Mrs. Edward Hohlt, society editor; and Miss Alice Hill, historian,
Library Exhibit The Central Library is observing National Business Women's Week by exhibiting a special collection of books to illustrate the theme, “Business Women in a Democracy Vote.”
Volumes on democracy, government and political science are on display.
Luncheon speaker will be Dr. Edwin E. Aubrey of the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. He will discuss “Responsibilities of a Christian Citizen Today." Mrs. Tristram Coffin, state public affairs chairman, will preside at the annual conference meeting and representatives will attend from
‘various Indiana cities. Mrs. Boyd I.
Miller, president of the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A, will welcome the guests. Miss Harper, who will speak at the morning session, is the author of a number of pamphlets widely used by Y. W. C. A. study groups. Among these are “Do Farm Prices Just Happen?” and “A Primer of Economics.” :
Reserve Chairmen fo Meet
The afternoon session of the conference will be voted to a discussion of pending state legislation, At the same hour Miss Malvin Morton, Girl Reserve executive of Indianapolis, will meet with Girl Reserve chairmen and secretaries and discuss “Public Affairs, Size 16.” Mrs. Walter Eckert and Mrs, Miller will preside at the coffee table in the lobby of the Y. W.C. A. from 10 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell will be in charge of registration. Tea will be served at the close of the conference. Additional hostesses will be Mesdames H. E. Barnard, Carl Edwards, F. L. Evans, Robert Efroymson, E. T. Forsyth, Charles Geile,” Floyd Hunter, C. J. Manthei, James L. Murray, Vernon D. Parker, William Roberts, David . Rubins, "Randel Shake, J. H. Smiley, Leonard A. Smith, Warren C. Wardell, Arthur Potts; M. R. Cothern and George Karabell, Miss Hazel Funk and Miss Helen Carroll.
Miss Newell Hulvershorn, 3328] Feeney, Dorothy Hess,
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1940
Chairman
Rosemary A. Lawlor Co” % #”
Dance Planned
By Democrats
The Young Women’s Democratic Club df Marion County will hold & dance from 9:30 p. m. to 1 a. m,, Oct. 23, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Marie Lienhart is the club president; Miss Rosemary A. Lawlor, the dance chairman, and Miss Lavina Steinke, cochairman. Tickets—Miss Mary Louise Wal» pole, chairman; Mrs. Mary Frenzel and the Misses Betty Benjamin, Helen Barrett, Patricia Seay, Evelyn McColham, Elva Rewers and Flor= ence Campbell. i Reception—Miss Lienhart,. chaire man; Miss Kathryn Coleman, co= chairman$§Mesdames Edna A. Binge ham, P. C. Kelly, Ira P. Haymaker, Marcig, Murphy, . Sylvia Koons, JerdieD. Lewis, Ned Corcoran, Alvin: C. Johnson, Iona Sylvester, Roberta West Nicholson, Bess Robbins Kaufman, Martin H. Walpole, Miss: Hannah Noone and Miss Lillian Bobilya. Arrangements—Mrs. Rosemary Berry Smith, chairman; Miss Juanita Wickliff Quinn, co-chaire man; Misses Renee Brown Cooper, Helene Stricker, Mary Catherine Francey Scherer, Harriet Day McNamara, Ruth Haefling, Mrs. Val McLeay and Mrs. Joe Howard. : Door—Miss Mary Gertrude Kile lilea, chairman; Miss Ann Wade, co-chairman; Mrs. Louise Rich, Mrs. H. K. Cooper, Mrs. Frata McCabe, Misses Marie Pyle, Sadie Kurker, Virginia Weaver, Marie Hadley, Mary Gatti Moran and Lucille O'Connor. Decorations — Miss Annabelle Chowning, chairman; Miss Joanne Bennett, co-chairman; Misses Eileen Berry, Carolyn Britton, Josephine Dillon, Ann Beyersdorfer and Helen Mannix. Patrons and Patronesscs—Miss Betty Benjamin, chairman; MIiss Mary' Murphy, co-chairman: Misses Rosemary Brennan, Josephine Wade, Marie Hanson, Marie Westfall, Lena Cohen, Norma Dalton, Mary Virginia Feeney, Katherine Marshall and Mrs. Helen Whitt. Publicity—Miss Kathryn Clements, chairman; Miss Annette Kelley, co=chairman: Misses Bessie Sharkey,
[Jeannette Watson, Mary Barrett, [Marie Ruske and Mary Case.
National Executive, Will Address State Y. W. C. A. Conference
Miss Elsie D. Harper [of New York, iii of the. national publie
affairs committee of the board of the Young ] tion, will speak at the opening session of the State Conference on Public
Affairs at the Central Y. W. C. A. tomorrow.
omen’s Christian Associa=
Rev. Baumgartel
Speaks Tomorrow
The Rev. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis, will speak at the regular meeting of the Central W. C. T. U. tomorrow after= noon at the home of Mrs, Fred Stucky, 610 N. Coforado Ave. Mrs. Stucky will be assisted by Mesdames J. W. Webb, Roscoe Beetley and R. H. White. Mrs. Gladys Fowler will play a program of accordion numbers and accompany group singing. Mrs. Glen Diddel will lead devotions. Mrs, Ann Stuart, auditing chairman, will | report, and Mrs, W. W. Reedy is to preside.
Reception to Honor Dr. F. M. Smith
A reception honoring Dr. F. Mar= ion Smith, newly appointed minister of the Central Avenue Methodist: Church, will be held by the Wom-. en’s Society for Christian Service” today at 5 o'clock in the church parlors. In the receiving line with Dr. and Mrs. Smith will be Mrs. W. C. Bor=cherding, president of the Women's Society for Christian Service, Bish~op and Mrs. Titus Lowe, Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Fifer, Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Freeland and Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Oakes. Mrs. Robert D. Blake will sing during -the reception. Miss Vay Stringer is program chairman. The first church dinner of the season will follow with Mrs. O. J. Conrad and members of Group 1 in charge.
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