Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1941 — Page 16

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'The Bachelors’ Ball to Be Presented ‘At the Lambs Club Midwinter Frolic

BACHELOR MEMBERS of the Lambs (lub will appear in “The Bachelors’ Ball,” the show to be presented at the club’s midwinter| frolic Feb. 1% in the

Columbia Club Ballroom.’ Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sparks head the frolic assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames J/ I. Cummings, Elerbert A. Pinnell and William H. Wells. Dinner will be from 8:30 to 10 p. m.. Dancing will [follow to the music of Bob McKittrick and his orchestra. The show will go on at 11 o'clock. #.

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" Cincinnati Party Honors Louise Argus and Fiance

THE FIRST of a series of pre-nuptial parties ‘for Miss Louise Argus of this city and J. Vincent Aug of Cincinnati will o¢cur this evening in Cincinnati when John W. Keefe entertains at dinner for the betrothed couple. Mr. Keefe is to be an usher ‘at the | wedding which- will be Feb. 15 in St. Joan of Arc Church. Additional parties scheduled for Miss Argus.and her fiance include a luncheon which Miss Frances Burnette, Jacksoaville, Fla., will give here for the bride-to-be a week from 'Saturcay, and a buffer supper at which William E. Ratcliffe Jr, will be host Sunday, Mrs. E. A. Kelly has set Feb. 5 as fhe date’ for the tea which she will give at her Carmel home for Miss Argus and Mis. L. H. “McAllister will entertain ‘with a personal shower - for the bride-to-be on Feb. 7. A dinner will be given in Cincinnati’Feb 9 by John Cloud, another usher.

Mrs. Bowditch to Attend Alumnae Meeting ”

THE WELLESLEY CLUB is planning an evening raeéting for Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs. W. J. E. Webber, 950 E. 34th St. Mrs. E. Francis Bowditch, the club president, will leave the first of ‘next week for Boston where she will visit her parenis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R.- Hale. The following week she will. attend the Wellesley Alumnae Council meeting, Feb. 6 to 8, on the campus at Wellesley, Mass. |

Homer Chaillaux to. Address Society of Colonial Dames

“KEEPING AMERICA AMERICAN” will be the. subject of Homer L. Chaillaux Tuesday evening when he speaks before the

National Society of the Colonial Dames of America ir the State

of Indiana. Mrs. Henry W. Buttolph, social committee chairman, has announced that the patriotic service committee, with Mri Harry V. Wade as chairman, will present Mr. Chaillaux at 8:3(" o'clock in the American’ United Life Insurance Building auditorium. The speaker is ‘director of the national Americanism- Conimission of the American Legion.

Town Hall Guests Listed

‘ DR. AND MRS. G. W. GUSTAFSON will’ be. host and iostess at the Columbia Club luncheon following Town Hall Saturday morning at English’s Theater. - Dr. Gustafson’ will introduce the Town Hall speaker, Comm, Edward Elishers, who is to talk on "Defending America. > ‘Seated at the’ speakers” table at luncheon with Corin. Ellsberg and Dr. and Mrs. Gustafson will be Dr. and Mrs. George J. Garceau, Comm. and Mrs. C. A, Griffith, Col. Walter F. Drysdale, Sapte C. S. Miller, Lieut. Comm. David McWhorter, Lieut. Col. 'W. O.

Prosser and Lieut. Col. T. P. Heap.

Parties to Precede Junior Assembly Dance

AMONG PARTIES before the Junior Assembly -‘Le:p Year” dance tomorrow evening will be a diriner given by Miss Townsend Eaglesfield for the Misses Sue Canny, Nancy Rodecker and Carolyn Jones, Robert Stempfel, James Jeffries, James Barnes and James Noonan. Miss Patricia Greer will be hostess at a dinner for tlhe Misses Barbara Winslow, Julia Jane Carman and Virgini¢, Thompson, Simon Sheerin, Charles Arensman, David Simpson and John Lewis. Another party will be given by Gene McCormick.

Knit Wit Club to Attend 'Heidi'

THE KNIT WIT CLUB, composed. of young girls who sew and knit for the American Theater Wing for British War Relief, will have a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. K. W. Kistner, 404 E. 31st St. The members will attend the Children’s Civic Theater presentation of “Heidi” in the afternoon at the Playhouse. The group, which was organized recently, already has knitted enough squares for an afghan. Officers are Miss Mancy Beatty, president; Miss Marilyn Stott, vice president; Miss Geralgine Har-

man, secretary, and Miss Joan Spitznagel, treasurer.

Another Riding Tournament on Feb. 14

THE SECOND of the current series of five monthly riding tournaments being conducted by Mrs. Margaret Abraham Feore at the R. H. Brown Stables will be held Feb. 14. The tournaments, annual events at the Brown Stables, are for children.

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—Will you help the boys again and print something about girls who flirt with one boy when they are out with another? We like to have the girl's attention for ourselves when we are with her and are willing to give ours to her. We want her to be friendly with others but not to flirt. It sesms as though the more a girl likes a boy the more she wants to hurt His feelings. Is that correct? The girls we refer to are nice girls and this is the thing they do that hurts us most. When they are not in our company it We really feel like 110t going with these girls only we happen. to like them very mucli and wonder what is the reason for their actions. We can stand just so much, SEVERAL ANXICUS BOYS. on ” ” Answer—In our society popularity is one of the main drives among the young. High school girls tell me that the important] boys in school will not date a girl uniess she is well known to the student body. This puts the girls under the striss of making In their

bright, too attentive, too charming to too many. In ray opinion this is what ails the girls you go with. They think they have to collect

a lot of scalps or be overlooked when the promin ant boys make” :

dates. The biggest mistake the woultl-be popular girl wakes is to flirt openly with other boys when she is out on a date. [i is the surest way to lose her popularity. After all the boy who takes a girl out has a right to expect her at{éntion for himself for the period of time she is with him. As you remark it is one ting for her to

be friendly and cordial to other boys and quite anothsr to embarrass - ¥ her escort by holding hands undar the table with enother boy, by . disappearing at a dance with somebody else, or simply by letting it

appear that she is more interested in some other boy than the pne who is with her. Many a girl who plays down her escort is honestly

puzzled when he never asks her for another date. She hasn't the

least idea what she has done to offend him.

You state that the more a girl likes a boy the mare she oes

to hurt his feelings. 1 do not think that this is generally true.

A girl may feel that it is necessary for her to concial her feelings” :

because she has been told that boys are fickle ar lose interest quickly in the girl who is too crazy about them, This may lead her to take him down a notch or two ever so often, I fo not believe she enjoys doing it. 1 There are girls who have an aggressive attitude toward boys and do everything in their power to attract one for the pleasure of turning him down, but I trust they are in the minoriiy. If you have “one of these I should advise you to run for your life for they do not ‘make happy companions at Now that the girls have regc. about some of their wn mistakes perhaps they would like tae boys about some of the mistskes

made" by: their escorts. 1 shall be glad to publish thé Lest letters.

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2 Tri D Club to Meet

Party Benefits ; School 7 dae

The James Z. Robelts School for Crippled Children will receive a ‘motion picture machine from the proceeds of a book review to be sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association Wednesday at 1:15 p. m. in the. school auditorium. “One Foot in Heaven’ (Hartzell Spence) will be reviewed by Mrs. Bjorn Winger. Tickets for the program may be obtained at the door.

Riley Guild Tea Is Tuesday

Members of the State Assembly Woman's Club will be guests at the silver offering tea which the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will give from 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesday in; the Riley Room of. the Claypool Elotel. - Proceeds will go £0, further the work

lof the Nationa! Infantile Paralysis

Committee. . Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, wife of Indiana’s new {(rovernor, and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend, wife of the ex-Governor, will preside at the tea table with Mrs. Charles ‘W. Dawson, wife of the new Lieutenant-Gov-ernor and Mrs. James \W. Tucker, wife of the Secretary of State. Mrs.

Emil H. Soufflci is president of the

guild. Mrs. Ernest C. Goshorn is general chairman. Mrs, C. G. Jacquart and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, assisted by Mrs. Arthur FE. Madison and Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang, have arranged the program, Miss Marian Dorothy Laut and Miss Louise Swan, pianists, will play and the vocalists are to be girls of the Technical High School sextet, including the Misses Betty Fields, Rosetti Hiland, Martha Jones, Norma Jean Kaiser, Lucy Walters and Helen Ann Wells. Pictures of the patients rec eiving treat ment at the Riley Hos pital will be shown by Mrs, Winifred Kahmann, director of the hospital's occupational therapy department, A talk on “The Cause, Effect and Treatment of Infantile Paralysis” will be given by Dr. W. D. Gatch, dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine.

Guests Listed

Honored guests will be the administrative and foint executive | committee of Ril Hospital; J. B. H. Ari. u McR. Landon, Arthur ER. Baxter, P. Reilly Dr. Careiton B. Mg .culioch,’ Presint Herman B Wells of J. U., Jos Saniels and George A. Ba 1 Patrons and patronessef are: Mrs. George Jaqgia, Wincliester; . Edmund Ball and Mr. Frank Ball, Muncie; Mr. and Poston, Mart Jinsville; erick G. Balz, Dr. and Robinson, Messrs. and Mesdames D. Keenan, Clarence Efrcymson, William Gans Otto N L hr ion Beviaky, annon, Otto N. Frenze a Foon O. Wilkirg, Herbert Woollen, Louis Wolf, Dr. and Mrs. HE. A. Clowes, Dr Orval os, Mrs. Frece ric M. A Py ong,

Mr.

Curtis _G. Ridge. RuSi fee prank |’ Ross ely op D8 W. fm mn, Pranz 2a

Joh Goodwin, Carl P loc h, yge " Smith Grisbaum, Walter Reimer, A Ray Ronald Hazen, Herbert T. Grouns, iss» Ruth * Hoover. Hostesses

dolph ' Grosskopi, Symmes, Nom an Roscoe Kk st

ostesses will be £ e Legis Shank, Andrew J. s CEE] B. Atwater, Willard D. me , Surkhar Bain, G. E. Boniberge | B

Carper, a 7mond W. Cook, . Yisher, Flack, J. mF. Han nsmatl, . J. Heuber, 8. C. \ feup, Wiliam L. Kadle, Ha ackey. Martin, Mararet McFarland, Blancie B. B. Mes \ Jack Ma fore, I. oO . ii .

Ww C. Smith, V. Snap PR harles D. Vawier, Blizabe th Waters, E. aymire, A J. Weber, I). T, Weir, and

To Vacation in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Hooker for Orlando, Fla. where they will spend a week with "Mr. Kooker’s mother, Mrs. Jennie Hooker, at her winter home there, Mr. and Mrs Hooker plan to remain in Miami until about March 1. ’

“The Tri D Club of: Leabiioal

“Madame Curie.”

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is |Open House Tomight

Henry Langsenkamp, Camer Among those in the swimming Otto Ernberg and R. B. Holmes,

, Swimming events. are among: Indianapolis Athletic Club this week in celebration of the club’s 17th anniversary.. The Dolphin Club, the women’s organization, held a swimming party yesterday in .the pool and mixed scheduled from 7°to 9 p. m. tomorrow at the club. ‘Among the younger paddlers are (left to right in upper photo) Howard Travis, Curtis Travis, Jack Burch, Bob McCord, Fran McAree, TON Johnston, Bradford Johnston, James Collins, Nicky McCollum, “Biffy” McCollum and Jack Mason.

the festivities being held at the

swimming is

classes are (left to right in lower

photo) the Mesdames C. R. Isaacs, F. M. Gastineau, H. F. Sweeney,

entists.”

The guest night program of ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB torhorrow: will feature a review of “Wind, Sand ‘and Stars” (Antoine de Saint Euxpery) by Miss Estle Fisk. Miss Hortense St. Lorenz will outline the work of the Indianapolis Travelers’ Aid ‘Society. ' Hostess will be Mrs. Forrest H. McIlroy, 5325 Guilford Ave.

Mrs. Grace M. Clarke will review “The Mad Booths of Maryland” at a meeting of the FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs, C. W. Cole, 1812 E. 59th St. Also. on the program will be music and a talk on “Martha Berry” by Mrs. A. F. Henley, Mrs, Bertha Brooks will assist the hostess.

“Wives of Presidents” will be the subject of Mrs. C. C. Spurrier's paper. on ‘the ‘WOMAN'S * ROUND TABLE CLUB program tomorrow. Roll call responses will be on “My Most Embarrass: Moment.” The meeting will be in the home of Mrs. K. E. Lancet, 5935 Crittenden Ave.

The SPADE AND TROWEL GARDEN CLUB will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. ‘Raymoni ‘Toler, 6163 Carrollton Ave. Mis. Frank White will speak on “The Origin of Our Common Garden Flowers.” °

Mrs. B. P. Mulcahy, 3825 Arthington Blvd., will entertain ERIN ISLE CHAPTER members of the INTERNATIONAL: TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB tomorrow -evening, assisted by - Mrs. Delver Carder and Mrs. Carl Davis. Mrs. John W, Thornburgh will lecture on “Into the

eph J.|Indian Ocean. +

{Purdue Club to Tour nisl Newspaper

The Purdue Women’s Association

-John W. Hillman will f speak to members on “The Paper Goes to Press.” : “* Hostesses for the 6:30 o'clock din-

H. [ner in the Canary Cottage are Mrs. K Beulah Christie and Miss Inez Mil-

holland. The ‘tour will begin at

Mrs. H. B. Helm, 2312 N. Pennsylvania St., will entertain with an open house ‘tonight - in: honor of her houseguest, Mrs. Glen Snyder of Harrisburg, Pa., formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Snyder is returning hothe Sunday. :

Theater Party Today A theater. party will follow a 6

‘|p. m, dinner held today at the Se-

ville Restaurant by the Town Trotters Club.

Sub Deb Club Session

Eta Beta Phi Chapter, Sub Deb Club, will meet at 8 p, m. today a the home of Miss Betty Byers, 1911 Nowland Ave.

14. G. Chib to Mest,

of Indianapolis’ will tour Indianap- - |olis Star offices Tuesday evening b following' 8 dinner and & business . | session.

Spade and Trowel Garden Club To Hear Talk on Flowers; Review Scheduled by Clio Club

Club: programs tomorrow, including a guest night entertainment, list several book reviews to be given by members. The CLIO CLUB will meet tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. W. Scott Hiser, 35 E. 33d St, Mrs. John H, Waldo will speak on “Women as Sci-

to hear Mrs, Roy Sahm review

Guild to Have Founders’ Tea

Mrs. A. E. Pritchard yesterday was named general chairman for the Founders’ Tea which the White Cross Guild will give Feb. 4 in the Nurses’ Home - at the Methodist Hospital. The appointment was announced by Mrs. Carl ‘ Ploch, guild president, at an executive board meeting. Mrs. L. C. Messick and Mrs. C. H. Castor were chosen to assist Mrs. Pritchard. Also assisting will be the standing social committee: Mesdames Raymond Herath, D. A. Bartley, F. Eugene Thornburgh and Desmond Noonan. The tea will honor presidents of the 43 Guild chapters, founders and past presidents of the general guild. “

Club to Hear Talk On Story Plot

C. William Harrison, writer of “Western” stories, will speak tonight at a meeting on short story plat, arranged by the Story-a-Month

Club at 8 p. m. in the World War Memorial. Others taking part in the program will be the Mesdames Ralph Bidgood, Harold F. Fischer, Ralph Meyers and Miss Florence Taylor. Mrs. Paul Masteller will preside at the meeting which is open to the palin.

Mrs. Biorn Winger

To Give Program

Mrs. Bjorn Winger will give an educational program Monday before members of the Chapter P, P. E. O. Sisterhood.

Mrs. Albert C. Hirschman, 2626 Sutherland Ave., will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Emmett °C. Michaels.

Mrs. Salge Hostess

Mrs. Albert Salge will be hostess next Thursday for members of the

| Delta Delta Club at a 1 p. m. lunch-

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Sorority Plans Pledge Service

Sorority. meetings on the social calendar include a candlelight ritual and a luncheon. ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA SORORITY will hold candlelight pledge services tonight in the home of Miss Merle Kelly, 2013 Hoyt Ave. for - Mrs. Frank Marlowe, Miss Rosemary Christman and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. At a business meeting to follow the ‘service, members will complete

plans for a Valentine Dance to be given Feb. 15.

A dessert luncheon will be given at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow by Mrs. W. F. Holmes, 1110 N. Keystone Ave. for THETA TAU PSI SORORITY. Mrs. Eugene Wright will be in charge of a program.

Mrs. Earl Brunton, 47 8. Euclid Ave. was hostess at a ‘business session of LAMBDA SORORITY last night.

O. F. F. Club Entertained

Members of the O. F. PF. Club of Shortridge High School were entertained last night at the home]. of Misses Leslie and Lucile Weaver, 2955 N. Pennsylvania St.

LAMBDA ALPHA]

Edith Gingery

Much of the current social activ

Edith Gingery. The party will be a who will become the bride of Ross

Guests in addition to the bride-to-be will be Mesdames William Watkinson, Victor Hellmer, Norman Tritch, Harold Hollingsworth and Catherine McMahon and the Misses Vesta Bailey, Wanda ‘Blumenauer, Fanchon D’Alton, Mary and Catherine Zink, Elynor Keller, Antoinette Siener; Luella Lundquist, and Dorothy Duggan. » 8 ” Honor guest at a kitchen shower tonight at the Riviera Club will be Mrs. Ernest L. Davis. Before her marriage Jan, 3 Mrs. Davis was Miss Barbara Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Clark. Attending the shower this ove" ning will be Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Leo Davis, smother of the bridegroom; Mesdames Kennard Fritz, Fred Henry, John Beckerich, John Gillespie, Joe Burrows, Howard Willitt, Forrest Allison, David Johnson, Robert Foust, Paul Johnson, Lowell Gano and Minnie E. Kelly and the Misses Virginia Perry, Dorothy Willis, Betty Culley, Charlyn Murray, Margaret Cade, Leonore and Jeanne Heppner, Mary Jane Newhouse and Dorothy Beckerich.

2 {oe ” 2 ” Miss : Doris McDonald will be

given tomorrow evening by Mrs. J. E. Fehsenfeld Jr, at: her home, 21 W. 16th. St. . Appointments in blue and white will be used. Assisting the hostess will be her mother, Mrs. V. L. Dunn. Miss McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McDonald, 5703 Ju-

B. Atkinson in a ceremony at 7:30 p. m. Feb. 14 in the rectory of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs. 'F, C. Atkinson, 2534 Broadway, are parents of thé bridegroom-to-be Guests 2d evening with Miss McDonald will include Mes=dames McDonald, Atkinson, Nina Quackenbush, Morris B. Hancock and R. F. Knox and the Misses Virginia Bruns, Mary Hancock and Marjorie Pirtle and Miss Ebie Ma- |" hin, Pinehurst, N. C. ” " ” The bridal colors of blue and white will be used in decorations for a linen shower which Miss Maude | Alice Dodson and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Haver will give tomorrow ‘evening for Miss Mildred Hayes Thompson at Mrs. O’Haver’s home, 3612 Winthrop Ave. + Miss ‘Thompson, daughter of Mrs. Mary R. Thompson, 608 N. Chester

honor: guest.-at a kitchen shower |

lian Ave., will: be married to Bruce].

Will Give Shower Tonight for Margaret D'Alton; - Mrs. Ernest L. Davis Honored

ity ig centered in parties for young

women soon®to become brides or: for those recently wed. Entertaining tonight at her home, 210. 8. Ritter Ave. will be Miss

shower for Miss Margaret D’Alton,

Dickey on Feb. 1. The hostess’ will

be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Walter Gingery. :

Thomas C. McKee Jr. in a Feb, 1 ceremony in McKee Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McKee of Chicago. Among .those.attending. the party tomorrow will be Mrs. Thompson, Mesdames -E. B. Johnson, C.. EB. Remy, A. E. Wilson Jr, J. Austin Carrington, J, A. Burhans, H. :W, Welling, Lionel Sweet, R. A. Wood~ ruin,” Jean ‘Burns and Clifford Fis cus, Misses Jane Miller, Alyce Duke, Harriet Heavenridge, Mildred Stewart and Martha Eckert. Mrs, Carrington and Misses Heavenridge and Duke will give . a personal shower for the bride-to-be on Mon-. gay.

Kappas to Have Skating Party

Plans for the annual roller skate ing party of the Delta Club, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, will be dise cussed at the club’s monthly meet. ing Monday evening at the home of Mrs. E. J: Boleman, 42 W. 42d St. The skating party will be Feb. 28

at Riverside Rink. Assistant hoste esses Monday will be Miss Dorothy Overman and Mrs. Richard Callane.

St. Patrick’s Day, Dance Planned

Plans for an annual St. Patrick's Day dance were made af a recent meeting ‘of the officers and employees. of the: Medical, and Dental Business Burea at their offices, 330 Bankers Trust Building. ‘The, dance. will ‘be. Held Friday, March ‘14, at the Lake Shore Coune try Club. Mrs. Donald Zumpe, 1941 president of the organization, ap-. pointed John A. Duncan as chairman of the ticket sales and entere tainment committee. Miss Eileen Holleman and Miss Wilma Putnam were appointed official hostesses for the .event. Mrs. ‘Zumpe also announced at the meeting that monthly social and business meetings will be held

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