Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1941 — Page 15
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Several Parties Planned to Attend "The Lambs Club ‘Bachelors’ Ball’
1b: b “Bachelors’ Ball” Saturday night at the Columbia Club, when bachelor members of the club
the cast “training tables” for a Dutch
treat party h the usual 50-50 proportion of men and
women.
‘Messrs. and Mesdames George Ziegler, Harry Shepard and Boone, Miss Virginia Mailoch and the Fong ha Fred cast, Henry Severin, Lowell Stormont and Francis Brosnan, will . be ntertained the home of the Misses Ruth and Helen Sheerin before going on|to the club for dinner and dancing. A cocktail party before the dance will be given by Mr. and Mrs. John Wardrope [at their home for Messrs. and Mesdames Harrison Eiteljorg, Charles Rogers, William F. Souder Jr. John J. Heidt and Herbert ‘A. Pinnell. Mr. and Mrs. Pinnell are on the committee planning the entertainment. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robinson for dinner at the club Saturday will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Wade and Edward Green. Other reservations have heen made by (Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lieber and
Other committee members, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wells, will attend together and will be at the group of special tables for cast and committee. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cummings also are assisting with plans. George Rudolph Schneider, Vernon Roth and “The Three tors,” Dr. Howard B. Mettel, Dr. John M. Aspy and Dr. H. H. ' Wheeler, are stars of the show which features a cast of 18 other mbs Club bachelors. ’
A Personal Vein
MRS. WILLIAM RAY ADAMS, who had been in New York for ew days, left Sunday for Naples, Fla., for a visit. . . . Mr. and Mrs. illiam C. Griffith returned to Indianapolis yesterday after a week New York. . . . Mrs. E. Burdette Backus will visit with her ughters, Mrs. Waldo K. Lyon, West Los Angeles, and Mrs, Peter mson of Pomona, Cal., during February. She left Indianapolis Friday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. William P. Meyers will return late in the week after a three-week tour of the Pacific Coast and Mexico.
'ocal Girls to Go on Stephens Tour :
SIX INDIANAPOLIS YOUNG WOMEN are included in the
large party of Stephens College girls which will leave March 13 ~ from Columbia, Mo., on the 16th annual educational and recreational
Six hundred and fifty young women will make the two-week jaunt. The local young women in the party will be Miss Patrice Bdrrett, daughter of Mrs. Anna ‘E. Barrett; Miss Betty Downs, i hter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs; Miss Elizabeth Ann Ruddick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ruddick; Miss Janet Sorenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sorenson; Miss. Jaqueline Spalding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.|Spglding, and Miss Nancy Ann Suiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. |. Suiter. : The students will: travel in threesspecial Pullman trains and will be accompanied by 25 Instructors, two nurses and a college physician. Anfong points to be visisted are Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Victoria, British Columbia, Helena, Mont., and Portland, Miss Maxine Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Barrett, spent the past week-end with her parents. She is a student atl Mount St. Joseph College on the Ohio, Cincinnati. She had as her house guest over the week-end, Miss Mary Kay Mugaven of
I.|A. C. to Elect Directors
INDIANAPOLIS Athletic Club members will vote Monday, Feb. , for five new directors from a slate composed of Bowman Elder, dley R. Gallahue, R. C. Grisweld, Conrad Ruckelshaus and William H. Wemmer, up for re-election, and McFarland Benham, Charles M. Himmond, Ray F. Sparrow and William H. Trimble. Polls will be open from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. The five directors elected will meet with hold-over members within a few days to elect officers for the year. Directors will serve for three-year terms.
Shower Tonight Honors Jane Renard
MISS JANE RENARD, whose marriage to Walter J. Nolte will take place Feb. 22 in her home, will be guest of honor tonight at al shower to be given by Mrs. Farrell Miller of Washington, Ind. The party will be a kitchen shower at the home of the hostess’ ther, Mrs. Sidney Rice. Guests will be Mrs. Sam Pactor, Washington; Mrs. C. J. Renard, other of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Don Underwood, Richard V. are, William Harbison Jr., James Noe and Harry Riddell, the Misses Joan Casey, Eileen White, Virginia Vogel, Sally Hunt, Marjorie yke, Betty Higbee, Dorisjane Goldsmith, Mary Dunwoody and Jiane Wohlfeld and Mrs. Mortimer Wohlfeld. Another party for Miss Renard will be a luncheon tomorrow at the Columbia Club with Mrs. Riddell as hostess. Guests, in ad= ition to the bride-to-be and her mother, will be Mesdames Miller, are, Harbison, Thomas F. Riddell and William Kingdon, the Misses hite, Casey, Betty Parker and Dorothy Jackson. Mrs. Riddell wlil e assisted by her mother, Mrs. Clyde Parsons.
. A. R. Chapter to Have Luncheon THE ANNUAL GEORGE WASHINGTON LUNCHEON given by the Irvington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be Thursday at 1 o'clock in the Columbia Club. Guest speaker will be Mfrs. Oran Ross,. central director for Indiana. The chapter recently chose the following members for regis{ration at the Continental Congress April 14 to 19 in Washington: Mrs. Frank R. Baker, delegate; Mrs. Dwight Sherburne, alternate; Mrs. Raymond Stilz, regent, and Mrs. Wayne Guthrie, alternate
to regent.
Propylaeum Contract Party Tomorrow
PROPYLAEUM ASSOCIATION .members will meet tomorrow at 10 a. m. for the monthly contract party at the Propylaeum. Luncheon will be served at noon.
| Butler Announces the Program For Two-Day Garden School
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HSTANDING the anti-feminine motif of
Miss Ina Stanley, who recently Butler botany staff,
University Thursday and Friday.
and the Butler botany department. opening program Thursday afternoon. Registration will be at 9 a. m. Thursday morning in Room 131 of the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Presiding at the opening meeting will be Mrs. E. C. Cline, Richmond, president of the Garden Club of Indiana. She will introduce Dr. D. S. Robinson, president of Butler, who will present the university's greetings. Dr. John E. Potzger, professor of botany, will discuss “The March of Indiana Vegetation”; Dr. Ray C. Friesner, head of the botany' department, will speak oh “How to Identify Our Native Plants by Use of a Key,” and Miss Elizabeth Bertermann will address the morning assembly on “Ingenuity in Flower Arrangement.” ; Following the noon luncheon i thé Campus Club, Mr. McCoy will speak on “Common Weeds of the Lawn”; Dr. R. B. Withrown, re- * search botanist, Purdue University, will discuss “Chemical Gardening,” and Prof. C. F. Cox, head of the botany department, Technical High | School, will conclude the Thursday afternoon program with a talk on “wild Flowers for City Gardens.”
Prof. Hull to Speak
' Friday morning’s program will include talks by H. T. Smolenski, vice president of the Gardeners’ Association of America, “Pruning”; Dr. C. T. Gregory, extension plant pathologist, Purdue University, “Diseases of Plants and Their Control”; Dr. J. J. Davis, head of the entomology department, Purdue University, “Insect Control in Indiana Gardens,” and Prof. R. B. Hull, extension horticulturist, landscaping, Purdue University, “Design in the Small Garden.” Members of the committee in charge of arrangements include Dr. PFriesner, Dr. Potzger, Miss Stanley, Butler; Mrs. Paul Beard, chairman of the Garden Club. of Indiana committee; Mrs. Walter Morton, program; Mrs. George Bowman, inL formation
| Butler University, and an instructor of botany, are assisting with arrangements for the Garden School to be held at the | tertain members of the F. E. M.
Paul Summers, | of
replaced Prof. C. M. Palmer on the
and Scott McCoy, assistant curator of the herbarium,
Technical High School,
The two-day event is being sponsored by the Garden Club of Indiana
Mr. McCoy will give a talk on the N registration; Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, printing; Mrs. Nicholas, publicity, and Mrs. B. H. Doddridge, Richmond, state cone tacts.
” ” ” Butler University will have. its second All-School Valentine Party Friday evening, from 9 p. m. until midnight, in the gymnasium of the fieldhouse: The party is being sponsored by the University student affairs com:
mittee headed by Prof. Benjamin F.|
Brooks. Miss Helen Ruegamer ij in charge of the publicity, assisted by Miss Maribelle Foster and Miss Ellen O’Drain. David Yarian, aided by Miss Mary Bell and Frank King, heads on the music committee. Additional committees include invitations, Miss Virginia Johnson and Miss Joan Silberman; hall and decorations, Jack Evard, Miss Doris Brabender and Miss Dorothy Defenderfer; refreshments, Miss Cornelia Conner, Miss Mary Hodge and Allen Owen, and program and entertainment, Wildman and Frank Fisk. Chaperons will be the facully members, President and Mrs. Rob-
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' All Souls Elizabethans Sponsor Pano Recital by Barbara Hickam; Mission Group to Have Party
A musical program and a Valentine luncheon appear among activi-
[ties scheduled
for this week by church
women.
| The ELIZABETHANS of ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH will
present Miss Barbara Hickam, thie church chapel. Miss Hickam’s by Chopin and Ravel's “Sonatine.” Mrs. Charles C. Baker will review the life and works of Charles Dickens. At the tea following the program, Mrs. Neill McKinstray and Mrs. Carl Compton will pour.
The annual Valentine luncheon of the WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be held at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the church. A worship service will be conducted by Mrs. Matthew Smith and Mrs. Asa Hoy will talk on “Come Thou With Us.” Miss Daisy Park will sing. Assisting Mrs. Walter Idle, president, will be Mesdames William H. Kendall, Daniel Hutchinson and Earl Taylor.
The MARTHA M SOCIETY. of the FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN GHURCH will be entertained at dinner at 6:30 m. today by Mrs. O. M. Hoyt, 1653 Lyndhurst Drive, with Mrs. John Nadolny and
“{Mrs. George A. Fisher Jr. assisting
Following dinner Mr, Hoyt will talk on “Photography.”
Dr. Kenosha Sessions, superintendent of the Indiana Girls’ gichool at Clermont, was guest speaker before the WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION of the WASHINGTON 85 TREE T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at its monthly meeting last night.
The ST. PHILIP NERI ALTAR SOCIETY will sponsor a card party al 2 p. m. tomorrow in the school
auditorium, 525 Eastern Ave.
Women of the IMMANUEL [EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH will be entertained by the J. I. M.. CLASS of the church at a program at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
'|Mrs. Ralph L. Holland will speak
at the meeting which is to be held in the educational building at the | church.
High School Clubs
‘Meet This Week
High school clubs have resumed regular meetings following the opening of the new semester. The TRI-D CLUB will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the home of Miss Louise Steinsberger, 1344 N. Dearborn St. Club members re{cently entertained Miss Harrie! | Thornhill anc. Miss June Tryon at a rush tea in the home of Miss Shirley Seeley, 3514 E. 10th St.
| The Misses Virginia and Jane Dodd, 920 N. Dearborn St., will en-
| CLUB tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
| The Y. A. M. CLUB'S meeting tonight, in the home of Miss Betty Markey, will begin at 7:30 p. m.
Butke
Camp Fire Girls Plan ‘Three-M’ Poll
A “Three-M” poll will be taken in local high schools by Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls who are high school students to determine movies, magazines and “mike” programs most popular with their fellow students. Miss Henrietta Rohde, president of the high school group, explained the polls as a part of a nation-wide Camp Fire project at a meeting recently in the Y. W.C. A. Social Hall. Phases of the subject were presented by the Misses Barbara Whelden, Peggy McIntyre and Doris Cleary.
In Play Cast
of women, and Dr. Henry G. Nester, | j
chairman of the Men’s Council,
Program for Tea
Js Announced
Mrs. Ben Harris and Mrs. Frank Kirkhoff have announced the program to be given at the Martha Washington Tea which the Ladies Auxiliary to the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks will give at 1:45 p. m. Friday in Block's aliditorium. Farrell Scott, vocalist, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Scott. Miss Georgia Marie Neargarder will play the accordion and a saxophone quartet from Technical High Schaol is to play several numbers. Frank Watkins will direct the Girls Octet ows High School in select
Miss Mary McNellis (left). and Miss ‘Patricia Byfield (right) .are in the cast of “Anne of Green Sales Nien the’ senior class of St, John’s Academy is giving tonight at la :
pianist,
at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in program will include four etudes
Camp Fire Girls To Get Awards
Miss Jane Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Clark, will be awarded the highest honor in Camp Fire, the Torch Bearer Craftsman, this afternoon at a Council Fire to be held by the Ko-wa-ki Camp Fire Girls’ group, which meets at the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church.
Marjorie Little has written a special service for the candle-light-ing ceremony. Teachers from School 62 and the mothers and friends of members will be special guests. Mr. Russell B. Steinhour, local Camp Fire Girl executive, will make the awards. The Trail Seeker Rank will go to Carolyn Davidson, Marilyn Dougherty, Shirley Ehlers, Phyllis Harreld, Carolyn Jones, Phyllis Leffler, Barbara Meyer, Barbara Steele and Virginia Welchons. Mrs. Paul Clark is leader of the group. Assistant guardians, Mesdames John Graves, A, M. Welchons, Olin Hardy, H. C. Percival, Herman Herrel and E, E. Englehart, will award honors in the seven Camp Fire crafts and Mrs. Paul Clark will give honors in cocking, membership and service.
D. A. R.to Give Valentine Tea
Mrs. J. Francis Madden and Mrs. Clarence E. Zinn are chairman and vice chairman of the Valentine bridge tea which the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will have Friday afternoon at the chapter house. The finance committee, with Miss Alice Louise Angerer as chairman, is arranging the event. Mrs. Waldo B. Rossetter and Mrs. Frederick C.
| Albershardt are in charge of tickets
and Mrs. Macy G. Thompson and Mrs. William F. Wilsdon in charge of prizes. Assisting Miss Angerer at the tea will be Mesdames Francis H. Sinex, James T. Lockwood and Robert P. Tracy. Tickets may be secured from committee members or at the chapter house. “The annual birthday luncheon of the chapter wiil be
at 1 p. m. Feb. 22.
splendid bargain it is!
1. Mesdames Ira T. Swartz, Robert Endsley and John Connor (left to right) are among members of the Carnelian Club who are busy with plans for the annual benefit card party to be held .Friday
afternoon in Ayres’ auditorium.
2. Miss Rea D. Bauer is general chairman of the Alpha Chi Omega State Day to be held Feb. 22 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. (Emma
Gene Tucker Photo.)
3. Dr. Ray C. Friesner, head of the Butler University Botany Department, and Mrs. Paul H. Beard head committees preparing the Garden School to be held at the University Thursday and Friday under the sponsorship of the Botany Department and the Garden Club of
Indiana.
Minerva Club to Hear Review of ‘Pathways of Our Presidents’; Ephamar Literary Club to Meet
A patriotic program and a sweetheart party have been scheduled
for tomorrow by local clubs.
The MINERVA CLUB'S patriotic program tomorrow will include a review of “Pathways of Our Presidents” (Floyd I. McMurray) by Mrs. George Wood, responses on “America’s First Ladies” and music. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. H. Becker, 215 E. 50th St., with
Mrs. K. V. Ammerman as assisting
" Papers on famous sweethearts of history will be read by members of the EPHAMAR LITERARY CLUB tomorrow at their sweetheart party. Mrs. Josephine Gray will report on “Napoleon and Josephine,” Mrs. H. J. Scudder on “Samson and Delilah,” Mrs. Hubert Brown on “Student Prince and Kathie” and Mrs. William Simons on “Stokowski and Garbo.” Also on the program will be music by Mrs. R. C. Hiller. Assistants to the hostess, Mrs. Lloyd Kirk, 333 N. Wallace St., will be Mrs. Matt Harris and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Homer Trotter will present a Valentine program tomorrow at the meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB, following devotions by Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford and accordion solos by Myrna Jo Gavin. Hiosiogs will be Mrs. B. E. Gavin, 4971 W. 14th St., assisted by Mrs. Harold Hartley.
The CURRENT LITERATURE CLUB will meet for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. O. B. Springer, 5130 Broadway. Mrs. E. W. Cowley will be in charge of the program.
Proceeds from a box supper to be held tomorrow evening by members of the JO-SHE-MA GOLDEN JUBILEE STUDY CLUB will go to the club's student loan fund. Mrs. william Kassenberg, on Hickory Road, near Acton, will be hostess. Music on the program will be provided by Mrs. Richard Hittle. The evening forum on “What Substitute for War” will be led by the
hostess.
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Rev. Luther Markin and Mrs. Chester Hittle. Slides will be shown.
A 12:30 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club will be attended by ACACIA CHAPTER members of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB. Hostesses will be Mesdames John T. Hume Jr., Don Irwin and Frank W. Teague, Following the luncheon, Mrs. Ruth Holman will talk on “Through Suez to the Mediterranean.”
The ZELOTAI CLUB of the Butler University College of Religion will hold its annual “sweetheart dinner” at 6 o’clock tomorrow in the recreation room of Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall, Mrs. Glendale Burton is chairman of hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Barney Stephens and Mrs. Jack Jones.
Mrs. John C. Loucks will act as hostess to ELECTA CIRCLE members at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon tomorrow in Ayres’ Tearoom.
“She Goes the Rounds,” a skit by Mrs. Seth E. Elliott and Mrs. Josephine Sacre, is on the program of the MANDALAY CHAPTER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, tomorrow following a 12:30 o'clock dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Burghard, 5203 Broadway. The travel lecture will be given by Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames Maude Schaub, H. M. Stitle, F. P. McCoy and John P. Robinson. Mrs. Mrs. Frank D. Walker and Mrs. Leonard Grow will be initiated into membership.
tate Day and Garden School
Columbia Club Bridge Booked
Women members of the Columbia Club and their guests will be entertained Thursday with a 12:30 o'clock Valentine luncheon and bridge planned by Mrs. J. Hart Laird. Prizes will be awarded the winner at each table of bridge. Mrs. John A. Brookbank, whose husband is a club director, is chairman of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames Meredith N. Williams, Lewis C. Burnett, B. M. Forbes, Neal Grider, George S. Olive, Stowell C. Wasson, James P. Tretton, Clarence H. Beach, Howard W. Painter, Otto P. Deluse, Dwight J. Peterson, A. C.
Crandall and Stephen W. Terry.
Luncheon Tomorrow The Pennsylvania Railroad Women’s Aid will have ga “pitch-in” luncheon tomorrow in Room 402 Union Station. A social hour will follow,
Mrs. H. H. Hanna
To Review Books
Mrs. H. H. Hanna, 1325 N. New Jersey ‘St., will present a series of five discussions of recent books une der the title of “A Parade of New Books.” The first of the series will be Thursday on recent historical
books, featuring ‘Oliver Wiswell* (Kenneth Roberts). Mrs. Hanna for many years held two classes each season on books in the city, She will hold the book-talks on Thurs« day in her home for women intere ested in late literature.
Chaplain to Speak Robert Roth, state chaplain of the American Legion, will speak on “Americanism” at a joint meeting of the Hayward Barcus Post 55 and its Auxiliary tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the World War Memorial. Mrs. Earl Kyle, Americanism chairman of the Auxiliary, will present a musical program.
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