Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1941 — Page 17

- Junior Horsemen fo Participate

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MANY OF THE LOCAL JUNIOR HORSEMEN will be on hand tomorrow night for the first of five riding tournaments conducted by Mrs. Margaret Abraham Feore at the R. H. Brown Stables on Arlington Ave. Robert “Bob” #fannix will be judge and Frank Fahle will act as ringmaster and announcer for the tournaments which’ are held annually. | 5

Ameng the entrants in the 10 years of age and under class are Nancy Hoke, Barbara and Gretchen . Weinmer, Constance McCown, Everett Brooks, Mary Sue Fisher and Magdala Thomas of Lafayette. In the 11 to 13 years of age group, the entrants are Misses Barbara Ernsting, Betsy Veit, Sally Stokely, Delores Covert and Patricia Peat. | ‘ # Miss Ant Kennedy, Bill Exnsting, Misses Mary Lyday, Marilyn Richards and Sue Reeder will ride in the, class for entrants of from 14 to 18 years of age. The number of fentyents in the Junior Shortridge High School Zquestrian Club class was so large that it has been separated into two divisions. [Entrants in Division 1 are Misses Margaret V/aldo, Barbara Patterson, Blescing Neidlinger, Sally Waddington, Betty Koss, Patricia Staudt, Joan Clearwater, Mimi Roberts and Natglie Pinnell. poo Riding in Division 2 will be Misses Patricia Burnett, Frances Nafe, Barbara Sterrett, Ann| Pearson, Joan Ieffelfinger, Ellen Jacobson and Joy Wichsér, The final cless for’ the evening, the . Senior Shortridge High School Equestrian Club, will include Misses Joan. Bowen, Barbara Hess, Betty Graves, Patricia Glossbrenner, Betty Schneider, Anne Plummer and Murray Hake.

In a Personal Vein |

MRS. DUDLEY R. GALLAHUE and her sister, Mrs. Harold T. Wilkes, left last week-encl for Miami Beach where they will remain until February. ‘Mrs. Gallahue’s brother-in-law, Edward F. Gallahue, also is in Miami Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Mess and their son, Gordon II, are expected to: return Monday [from a two weeks’ trip to . Miami and New Orleans. . . . Returning tomorrow fiom a 10 days’ visit to New York will be Mrs. William A, Zumpie and her niece, Mrs. J, William Berry. While in New York they attended several plays and the opera and entertained a number of their friends. ; Also returning fron New York this, week-end will be Mrs. John H. Darlington of Golder, Hill. . . .| Mr. apd Mrs. Raymond E. Noll returned early this week from St. Petersburg, ¥la., where they spent 10 days. . A two-and-a-half week vacation in St. Petersburg ended with {lie return home this week of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Batman and their sons, Bob and James. Mrs. William O. Simpson /is expected to come from +3t. Peters burg at the end of the month. She has been in the Florida resert for the past two weeks. | : Mrs. Carl R. York has returned to hér home in Erie, Pa., after spending last week as the guest of Mrs. Dorothy Hamaker, +/+ « Mrs. H. Clair Kimber is visiting in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. .'. . Mr. and Mrs. Max’ deVietien have returned from & trip through the . hunting country of Virginia and Pennsylvania . . . Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McClure of Mar Mac Jarms, Westville, have returned home after visiting here.

Town Hall Luncheon Guests Announced

COL. AND MRS. ALVIN M. OWSLEY will be host and hostess at the Columbia Club ‘luncheon following Town Hall Saturday “morning at English’s Theater, Col. Owsley also will introduce the Town Hall speaker, Admiral Yates Stirling Jr, former chief of staff of the United States fleet, who will talk on “The Challenge Across the Pacific.” Adriral Stirling replaces Acmiral H. E. Yarnell who has been recalled fo active duty. Seated at the speaker’s table at the Columbia Club with Col. and Mrs. Owsley and ‘Admiral Yates will be American Legion com- " mander John A. Watkins and Mrs. Watking, Ccl. Walter Drysdale, . commandant at Ft. Benjamin Harrison; W. I.’ Longswoith, Commander and Mrs. C. A, Griffith, Mrs. Thomas B. Middleton, Adj. ‘Gen. and Mrs, Elmer ¥. Straub and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowes.

' Auxiliary to Orphans Home to Meet |

NEW OFFICERS of the | Auxiliary: to the Indianapolis Orphans Home will begin their year’s term of office Monday at & lunchegn " meeting in the Propylaeum. ug 1h They are Miss Frances Kirby, president; Mrs. Oscar Jose Jr. vice president; Mrs. Silas B.| Reagan, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Fred Carter Jr., recording secretary; ‘Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles S. Brignall, general chairman, Chairmen of the scholarship, motor corps, ways and means and publicity committees will be named at the Mon day luncheon. Retiring officers are Mrs. Arthur G. Loifin, president; Mrs. ~ Warren Ruddell, vice president; Miss Kirby, recording secretary; Mrs. Louis Wilson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Walton Wheeler Jr., treasurer; Mrs. John Rush, general chairman: Mrs. Brignall, ways and means; Mrs. Thomas Hood, scholarship; Mrs. Marlow Manion, _ publicity, and Mrs. Reagan, motor corps.

In Toyrnament at Brown Stables

Wild Oats Ball Is April 26

APRIL 26 HAS been cl Oats Ball of the Indiana Saddle

will be held at the Claypool Hotel, Mrs. Frank J. Haight, is general

chairman. for the event. ;

Magazine Club Will - Following Luncheon Saturday; Altrusa Club Meets Tomorrow

Several Indianapolis club members are putting final touches pn Jpapers ‘they will present a meetings tomorrow. The program at the CULTURE CLUB'S ineeting tomorrow in {he home of Mrs. C. A. McCoatter, 3650 Coliseuni Ave, will include a talk by Mrs. Fred C. Tucker on “Magazines and Magazine Makers.”

Mrs. Harry Wright Evard will speak on “The American Rayolution” at the meeting of the GOVERNMENT SCIENCE CLUB to be held "tomorrow at the home of Mrs. I. _ . Neal Thurston, 4116 Giuilford Ave,

A business meeting will be held by WESTERN COLLEGE ALUMNAE of Indianapolis at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Miss Helen Thoms, 5926 N. New Jersey St. Mis. Robert Aldag will preside.

. ‘Members of the WARD-BEL-MONT ALUMNAE CLUB will make plans for their annual supper dance in February at a meeting to be held Saturday afternoon at 1 jo’'clock in the home of Mrs. George A. Van, Dyke Jr. Mrs. Ralph Suifs will assist the hostess. Alumnae present at © the meeting will sew and knit for ‘the Red Cross. |

The IRVINGTON FOETNIGHTLY CLUB will meet tomorrow: to hear Mrs. W. W. Ward ¢xplain the work of Bundles for Britain, Inc. Mrs. Philip Zoercher also will be on the program. The hostess, Mrs. F. W. Schulmeyer, 99 MN. Irvington Ave., ~ ‘will be assisted by Mrs. E: A, Williams. . |

Thomas Poggiani‘s orchestra will present a program following the ALTRUSA CLUB'S 6:30 p’clock din-

ner tomorrow evening. | { \

VICTORIAN CHAPTER members . of the INTERNATIONAL, TRAVEL- " STUDY.CLUB will hold a 12:30 * g'clock luncheon tomorrpw dt the Willoughby Tearoom. Mrs, John W. “Thornburgh’s lecture topic will be “Into the Indian Ocean. .

. The BELLANAIRE CLUB wil ‘hold its regular meeting tonight at the home of Miss Imogene Laughner, 262 Fenton Ave. I’lans will be 2 for the | Fraternity-

held Feb. 14 in the Murat Temple.

Birds in the Garden” will be the George Bosley’s

n as the dite {or the annual Wild

Horse Association. The dance

Have Election.

feature will be Mrs. Clareice Hughel’s report on. “House Plans.” The meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward Pitcher, 4919 Orion St., will ‘include =i election of officers for 1041. $

Officers of the ALPHA DATA CLUB have called a special busitiess meszting for tonight at the home of Miss Dolcres Manning.

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Legion Unit Will Hear Talk on Legislation

Mrs. Guy Byrd, state legislalive chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, will discuss the Legion's legislative program. at the regiilar meeting of the Broad Ripple Auxiliary tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in the Post Home, 64th St. and College Ave. | s . Under the direction: of drs. Frank J... White, president, the auxiliary is sponsoring the music for the vesper services at the “Veterans’ Hospital Sunday at 5:30 1. m.

Republican Women Elect Officers

Mrs. Herbert Hartman was elected president of the Fourth Ward Woman's Republican Club at & recent meeting in the home of Mis. Carl Vandivier. She will take the place 6f Mrs. Russell I. Richardson, retiring president. ad Other officers : lected were Mrs. Floyd Eurns, vice “president; Mrs. Thomas V. Watkins, secretary; Mrs. Lyman IRhoades, ireasurer, and Mrs. Frank Eluse, executive board riemer.

Pledges Honored Pledges of the S.'K. A. T, Club will be. entertained at a “pitell in” supper Monday evening at the .1ome of the club president, Miss lfarianna Jingenfelter, 3033 Park Ave. Members of the group are Misses Katherine Boyle « Patty Combs, Janese and Courliss Cour, Jo Jean Huffman, Helen Humphrey and Jean Timmons. : : :

Sue Woodrow Hostes: Fd

The A. G. Club of Shortridge

Indianapolis council

Homes.”

Showers Honor January

|Brides-to-Be

Slrowers are claiming the attention of young women who will become brides this month, t Miss Janet Wischnikier will be honor gues; at a miscellaneous shower tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Walter C. Harris, 5203 Woodside Drive. Assisting the hostess will be Miss Loraine Jackson and : Miss Josephine Brush, Miss Wischmeier, daughter of Edward C. Wischmeier, 510 .N. Riley

Warren Dawson on Saturday, Jan. 25. Mr. Dawson is the son of Frank C. Dawson, E. River Road. Guests tcmorrow evening will be Mesdames ¥ Howard Henneke, Charles HoiIman, Virgil Yaste, John E. Furman, Ralph W. Church and Henry Bolander, Misses Mildred Wall, Sarah Ann Baker, Jeanette Fleener, Narthalou Wo essner, Frances Bradley, Dorothy Haefling, Mary Rochford, Frieda Leukhardt, Mary Alice Hendricks, Mildred Lawrence, Dorothy Medenwald, Alice Kumpart, Dorothy Reavis + and Helen Starisbury.

s 8 ” » A bridal buffet supper was given

last night by Mr. and Mrs. Easley R. Blackwood at. their’ home, 3905

+ |N., Pennsylvania 8t., for Miss Berndladette Scoglund and Eugene A. Far-

rell who are to be married Saturda in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Members of the bridal party who were guests were Miss Elizabeth Jane Wallseck, Chicago, cousin of the bride-to-be and maid of honor; Dr. Joseph Farrell, who is to be his brother’s test man, and Harold LePeber and Lawrence Johantgen, ushers. Miss Scoglund is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Scoglund, 432 W. Himpton Drive. Mr. Farrell is the son of Mrs. Ellen Farrell, 4916 E. 13th St.

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Attendants for the wedding of pbMiss Mary Helen Haerle and Gene L. Haas cf Kellys Island, O., have been chosen by the betrothed couple, - The wedding will be Sunday, Jan. 26, in the Capitol Avenu Methodist Church. : . ‘The ‘bride-to-be’s sister, Mrs. Marshall Reynolds, will be matron of honor nd Miss Irene Parker will be bridesmaid. Elwood Sipole, Cincinnati, will act as best man and Mr. Haas’ ushers will be Edwin Haerle, brother of the bride-to-be, Mr. Reynolds and Glenn Haas, the bridegroorn=-to-be’s : brother.

parents of the bride-to-be and Mr. Haas is the son of Mrs. Mabelle Haas of Eellys Island. Mrs. Reynolds’ entertained last

Ave., with a miscellaneous shower for her sister, She was assisted by Mrs.

| Haerle. Guests were Mesdames Vin-

cent Langston, Jess Bonnett, Wayne

Haerle, Cyril Beeson, ‘William MecMaster, Everett Todd and Mrs. O. H. Warner, Augusta, Ga. Y. 3" Also saitending the party were Misses Irene Parker; Eileen Perry,

and Dorothea Mack. Mrs. McMaster and Miss Parker will entertain tomorrow night at the former's home, 124 W. 18th St., and on Tuesday the Phi Tau Sorority will give a miscellaneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haerle will give

‘| the bridal dinner Jan. 25 at Holly

Hock Hill. Phi Delta Betas to Meet A social meeting will be held at Phi Delti Beta Sorority. Mrs. Arthur He:ningway, 1802.Ingram St.

will be. hostess with Mrs. on Harrison as co-hostess.

Social, Meeting Set ‘Fhe'minthly social meeting of the

High School will meet tonight at eof MIS row 5

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at the home of Mr

Ave, will become the bride of V.|

‘Mr. and Mrs. John W. Haerle are|

night at her home, 5216 Graceland.

Long, Homer Eberhart, Edwin J.|

Margaret, Shortridge, Sylvia Young.

8 p. m. tomorrow by members of]

Co-Wa-}a Club will be held at 8 p. 3

Healthy Homes Are Happy Homes Is Theme of Health Conference Sponsored by P.-T. A.

Theme of the eighth annual Health Conference sponsored by the of Parent-Teacher, Associations, Wednesday in: Block’s auditorium, will be “Healthy Homes Are Happy ; ' Speaking on this topic, Dr. George S. Bond of the Indiana University {3chool of Medicine will discuss the relation of mental health to physical health in the first address of the day at 9:45 a. m.

to be held

Mrs. George L. Clark, president of the council, will open the conference at 9:35 a. m. Other sessions arranged by Mrs. Matthew

council, will be & noon luncheon, motion pictures oy nutrition and the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp at Bridgeport from 12:30 to 1 p. m. and an afternoon program at 1 o’clock. : Other morning acddresses will. be on “Preventive Dentistry” by Dr. William H. Crawtord, dean of the Indiana University School of Dentistry;; an illustrated lecture on “Foreign Bodies in the Lungs and Throat” by Dr. William PF. Molt and a talk on.“Infentile Paralysis? by Dr. William V. Woods.’ Dr. Molt is associate in bronchoscopy and Dr. Woods an assistant in orthopedic surgery at the Indigna University School of Medicine.

“Albert Stump to Speak

Albert Stump, attorney for the Indiana State Medical Society, will open the afternoon session with an address. on “Health and Medicine.” Following Dr. Robert M. Moore's discussion of the fauses and effects of rheumatism in children, Thurman B. Rice of the State Board of Health will speak on “Alcohol and Narcotics.” Ir. Moore is a

clinical professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine, Five-minute round-table discussion periods will fellow each hailfhour talk of the day. The conference is open to all who are interested, including P,~-T. A. members and others. t Hostesses for the conference will be Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Irvin Morris. General assistants will he Mesdames Carl J. Manthei, Frank E. Lentz and Frank J.‘Tesky. Clifford B. Moore ‘will be timekeeper and George Fisher will show the motion pictures. Other committees are: Ushers, Mrs. Walter A. Schulz, chairman, and Mesdames Paul J. Howey, E. J. Meloy, Gilbert Bentley and G. E. Bramblett; registration, Mrs, William R. Shirley, chairman, and Mesdames Claude M. Wise, Frank W. Strohm, Frank E. Rieman and Richard J. Sturm; literature and exhibits, Mrs. Ray W. Robinson, chairman, and Mesdames A. PF. Vehling, Arthur W, Rahn and Walter L. Thoms. :

Meet at Athenaeum >

The Ladies’ Auxillary to the United Commercial Travelers will meet at 7:30 p. m. Saturday on the Athenaeum. After a business meeting, the members will ‘be joined the members of the Commercial Travelers for cards. an

Winters, health chairman of thel

MES

rties

and State Officials

to be lonely.

While Indiana’s legislators are busy at the General Assembly session, their wives will not have time Neither will the wives of the elected state officials for the State Assembly Woman’s Club is to have a month’s round of parties. The festivities got underway yesterday with a luncheon in the Claypool Hotel at which the Indianapolis branch of the club was hostess. 1. Mrs. William H. Jenner (left), wife of Senator Jenner, Shoals, and Mrs. Richard T. James, wife of the

new State Auditor, were among those chatting in the foyer outside the Riley Room before the luncheon.

dent of the Indianapolis branch.

Symphony Unit Lists Guests

Seated at the speakers’ table to morrow noon at the luncheon-lec-ture to be held in the Athenaeum by the Indiana State Symphony Society’s women’s committee will be members of the regional board of the committee's southwest regioh. The guest speaker at the preconcert luncheon-lecture is from

that region of the state. He is Arthur Hill, chairman of the department of music of the 'Indiana State Teachers’ College at Terre. Haute.

will be Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, regional director, and the following regional chairmen: Mrs. Edward Bailey Birge, Bloomington; Mrs. George R. Dillinger, French Lick Springs; Mrs. Joe McCord, Greencastle; Mrs. Stanley H. Byram and Mrs. R. H. Egbert, Martinsville. Unit chairmen of the region who will be at the table are Mrs. ‘Ward G. Biddle, Bloomington; Miss ‘Lois Luther, Brazil; Mrs. Wesley Childers, Greencastle; Mrs. Ralph C. Lowder, Martinsville; Mrs. Randolph Cox, Plainfield, and Mrs. P. E. Allen, Terre Haute. .

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To Demonstrate Make-Up

Beta Chapter members of Chi Phi Gamma Sorority and guests will meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the home of Miss Marian Marshall, 2616

by | Brookside Parkway. Miss Josephine Jirik: will give a lecture and demon-||.

istration of the art of make-up.

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Tro to Talk on Work At Museum j

2. Mrs. C. J. Buchanan (left) is one of the early presidents of the State Assembly Woman's Club.

Chatting with her at yesterday’s party were (left to right) chairman of the luncheon; Mrs. Edward Stein, Bloomfield, the club president, and Mrs. Curtis Shake, presi-

Mrs. William® F. Dudine, Jasper, general

3. Mrs. Henry Schricker (right), wife of Indiana’s new Governor, and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend, wife of the ex-Governor, were among those at the luncheon. !

Association for Childhood Education Monday at 4 p. m. Mrs. Grace Golden and Miss Doris Lynn will expiain the work

With him at the speakers’ table]

Meridian St., will be the January | meeting place for the Indianapolis |

The Children’s Museum, 1150 N. of the museum and be hostesses for

an open house following the meeting. An informal tea will close the afternoon. '

Welfare Club Will Sponsor

sical

A tea was to follow the Welfare Club’s entertainment at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women, ‘with Mrs.

(Monty Campbell and Mrs. Gustav

G. Schmidt in charge. Mrs. Olin Hatton Sr., president of the club, was to pour. Mrs, A. C. Zaring planned the afternoon’s program, assisted by Mesdames R. I. Rummel, J, W. Dixon, O. A. Hobbs, Harry Dawson, Robert Stokes and E. E. Martin. It was to include marimba solos by Miss Jean Hegg, an original poem by Richard Hatton, a saxophone number by James Hoover, songs by Patsy Lou and Virginia Anderson of Fortville and piano selections by Nancy Ann Hatton, Nan Raine and William Huff. i Next Thursday the club will sponsor a book review and musical program at 2 p. m. in the World War Memorial auditorium. Proceeds will be used to place a woman in the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. The club already has made it possible for six women to be admitted. +» Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will be on the program next week with a review of “The Vanishing Virginians” (Rebecca: Yancey Willlams). Music on the program will be familiar tunes played by Margaret Ryder Bosley on the theremin, an instrument whose cello-like tones are produced by the solois{’s manipulation of electric waves without direct contact with the instrument. The ways and means committee is in charge of the program. Mrs. Carl Sheets, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Dixon, Rummel, Harry Kuhn, Charles Maxwell,

Holmes Raine and Ralph Middleton.

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