Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1941 — Page 15

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Several Dinner Parties Will Precede

The Players' Performances Saturday

BECAUSE OF a substitution .in.the cast for The Players’ performances Saturday night at the Civic Theater, the George Fotheringham household will take on a thoroughly theatrical tone before the week-end. Mrs. Fotheringham has been chosen by the preduction committee to complete the line-up for “Boy Meets Family,” while Mr. Fotheringham has been scheduled for several weeks to appear in the comedy by Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox, “Hellas A-Poppin.”

Mrs. Charles Weiss, another “Boy Meets Family” cast member, will appear in the play after acting as hostess at a dinner party to be given by her and Mr. Weiss at their home. Among their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haerle. Another party before the performances will be a dinner at the

Woodstock -Country -Club given by Mr, and Mrs. G. Vance Smith

for Dr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Daniel, Dr. and Mrs. J. Jerome Littell Dr. and Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe, Messrs. and Mesdames Alfred W. Noling, Howard R. Meeker, Harry V. Wade and James T. Cunningham. The Daniels and the Nolings also are members of the production committee, working with the chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Mead will give a dinner at their home before the show for Messrs. and Mesdames Coppock, Richard Hoover, Thomas McCrae, Noble Ropkey and Kurt F. Pantzer, Mrs, Pantzer has one of the leading roles in “Hellas A-Poppin.” A dinner party planned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stempfel will include 1° guests,

Additional Patrons Listed for Benefit Ball

RESERVATIONS for tables at the Bundles for Britain Ball, to be held Saturday night at Tom Devine’s Music Hall, have been made for the’following new patrons and patronesses, who will entertain groups of friends: Dr. and Mrs. Willis Gatch, Col. and Mrs. Arthur Herrington, Messrs. and Mesdames David Williams, Nicholas H.

Noyes, Walter Kuhn, Joseph Cain, Alexander Taggart Jr., Kenneth .

Woolling, James Fesler, James Watson and Harold West and Mrs. Hugh McGowan.

Plan Decorations Jor 'Alice in Wonderland' Dance

LEWIS CARROLL'S fictional offspring will materialize Saturday evening, March -1, as decorations at the Indianapolis Day Nursery Auxiliary’s “Alice” in Wonderland” ball at the Woodstock Club. Mrs. E. Hardy Adriance is in charge of the proceedings, assisted by the Misses Betty Tharp, Patricia Eaglesfield, Mary Jane and Betty Hamerstadt. . : Alice herself will be.a large cardboard cut-out at’ one of the doors of the ballroom. At other doors the Red Chess Queen, the Knave of Hearts and the famous rabbit who was the cause of it all will form a secondary welcoming committee. Tweedle-Dee, Tweedle-Dum and Humpty-Dumpty will look down on the guests from their positions over the mantel in the reception room. And the doorman will be the March-Hare—slightly mad, you know. Technical details at the party, lifted direct from Carroll, will be a broken looking glass as the entrance (Alice got through without breaking it, but then—), a large deck of cards as the background for the orchestra, playing cards several sizes Smaller for yeservation cards in the dining room and a “Mad-Hatter” bar,

Smith College Club to Meet

. THE SMITH COLLEGE CLUB will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm. Luncheon assistants at the monthly meeting will be Mesdames H. K. Metcalf, Ralph Vonnegut, William O. Scott, 8. R. Harrell, T. Victor Keene and Louis Meek of Columbus, Ind.

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Mrs. George Fotheringham was to entertain the Radcliffe College Alumnae Club today in her home. Mrs. Wayne Ritter is president of the club and Mrs. D. S. Robinson is publicity chairman,

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meyer, president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, will/speak to Century Club members tonight on “What is Happening to Real Estate—and Why.” Secretary of the club, Edward J. Hecker Jr., is scheduled for a talk on “Music Hath Charms” at the Feb. 25 meeting,

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Portfolio Club members will hear Kurt Vonnegut, Wilbur D. Peat and George Newton in a round-table discussion, “Laymen Ask Questions,” Thursday evening at the Propylaeum. The supper committee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Noland, Mrs. Jacob Dunn and Mrs. Frank T, Edenharter. :

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Frank N. Wallace will talk on “Beauty in Indiana” at a meeting of the Progressive Club Monday at 3 p. m. in the home of Mrs.

Linnaes C. Boyd and Mrs, William R. Higgins on Woodstock Drive. '|

Program plans are being made by members of the welfare committee, Mesdames Larz A. Whitcomb, James F. Carroll, Paul H. White, Olive Edwards, Hugh McGibeny and Boyd. Mary DePrez and Fiance Honored

MR AND MRS. HALL COCHRANE entertained recently with a din-

ner at the Woodstock Country Club for Miss Mary DePrez of Shelby- |

ville, whose marriage to Edward W. Harris Jr. will take place March 15. Guests were Mrs. Harry Gamble and Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Harris Sr. John E. Loer.

speaker.

E. Messick, Howard Foltz and James |

Clubs—

Club programs tomorrow include a talk on the life of a local author, in addition to a guest tea and luncheons. : The NEW CENTURY CLUB'S program on Indiana authors tomorrow will consist of a talk by Mrs. Joseph Lutes on Booth Tarkington, dean of Hoosier writers who is in Indianapolis for the winter, and Mrs. O. C. Neier’s report on Lew Wallace's life and writings. Mem‘bers of the club will give James Whitcomb Riley Joiations in reonse to roll call. spo id will be Mrs. Charles R. Lizenby, 3135 Northwestern Ave: assisted by Mesdames M. T. Scudder, Fred J. Brown and I. E. Rush.

“Indiana Marriage Laws” will be outlined by Dr. John Eric Dalton, dermatologist, following the IRVINGTON MOTHER STUDY CLUB'S covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. P. E Lamson, 386 Good Ave. Current trends in civics will: be discussed by Mrs. C. N. Smith, in aviation by Mrs. R. D. Stewart, in gardening by Mrs. C. E Stilwell, and in fashions by Mrs A. P. Vestal.

Mrs. Titus Lowe, 4553 Park Ave, will be hostess at a guest tea tomorrow given by R F of the P.E.O, SISTERHOOD, assisted by. chapter officers, Mesdames John L. Stuart, Lawrence Newburn, Max Critchfield, Paul Preston, Samuel Sellers and E. D. Farmer. Mrs. Paul M. Kilby will give the program.

A review of “I Married Adventure” (Osa Johnson) will be presented by Mrs. V. C. Wiley to INDIANAPOLIS READERS’ CLUB members tomorrow at the home of Mrs. James C. Mead, 2635 College Ave, The WOMAN’S ADVANCE CLUB will meet tomorrow with Mrs. G. E. Smith, 2057 Broadway, for a talk on “Hansier Poets and Humorists” by Mrs. C. M. Bohnstadt.

The program scheduled for the IRVINGTON CATHOLIC WOMAN’S STUDY CLUB tomorrow includes reviews of “Bernadette” by Mrs. George Lawler and “Along the Way” by Mrs. Charles Barrett. Both are works of Frances Parkinson Keyes. Mrs. T. J. Murphy, 37 W. 21st St., will be hostess.

“Women Who Do Interesting Things Today” will be the subject of a paper read by Mrs. Louis M.

home of Mrs. George M. Witt, 3447 Carrollton Ave.

Members of the HELP EACH OTHER CLUB will meet for a noon luncheon tomorrow at the home of

Mrs. William Burroughs, 24 N. Webster Ave. The president, Mrs. James Sullivan, will call a business meefing at 2 p. m. :

The WOMAN'S CLUB OF WOOD)RUFF PLACE will hold a guesibridge party at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the clubhouse. Mrs. Roland Cox

will act as hostess, assisted by Mis. Brewer Graham and Mrs. Earl Trimpe.

A discussion of “Cultivating the Habit of Happiness” will he led hy Mrs. Mabel Moffat at a meeting of the TUXEDO PARK KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS’ CLUB tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in the kindergarten rooms, 4307 Michigan St. Norman Merryfield will direct the Crispus Attucks High School boys’ quariet in a program,

Mrs, Carl A, Hardin, 2869 S. Meridian St., will be hostess to PANAMIAM CHAPTER members of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY CLUB tomorrow for a cov-

Cora Ulrey and Mrs. G. W. Lincille. Miss Bernice Van Sickle will deliver the travel lecture,

Mrs. Paul Rupprecht will be guest speaker before the KAFPA KAPPA GAMMA MOTHERS’

Friday at the chapter house. Her subject will be “My Handkerchief Hobby.” .

correspondent for “The Key,” will be an honor guest. Mrs. Rélph Martin, luncheon chairman, will be assisted by Mesdmes O. E. Ruth, R. PF. Kerbox, S. C. Bitter and R. E. Freeman.

Coeds Have Tournameni

Coed intramural basketball game; at Butler University are in the sec-

teams are participating in the Wom - en's Athletic Association's ‘annuzl table tennis tournament, &s coel athletics on the Fairview campus reach the second semester peal: Miss Mildred Young, W. A. A. pres. dent, is in charge of table tennis

Richardson tomorrow to CHAPTER

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matches, which are played in the

ered dish luncheon, assisted by Mrs.|

CLUB at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon

Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett, alumnae |

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-| Ohio State University, on .| Value of Discussion.”

P.-T. A. Notes Anniversary

At Ben Davis

Memories of days when an important part of the Ben Davis school system was a 30-horse barn to house pupils’ buggies will be revived tonight when the P.-T. As of woth the grade and high school inark “their 25th anniversary. The celebration also will mark the silver anniversary of the date the high school regained its commission after having lost it«n 1012. « | Many of :the members. who will pttend the Founders’ Day anniversary at 8 p. m. in the high school are charter members of the P.-T. A. They will smile over the memories stirrec. by a group of old pictures to be displayed and listen with -interest to a history of the group to

ve read by Mrs. George Gerichs.

Mrs James L. Murray, State P.-T. ‘A. president, will be the principal The P.-T. A. Choral Society, | directed by Dillard Harker, will sing. Honor guests will be Malcolm Dunn, county superintendent; Charles H. Vance, high school principal since 1918, and Marion County township trustees and former

{ trustees.

Mrs. Hoss Chairman

Mrs, Dewey S. Hoss is program chairman and Mrs. Joseph Hillman is in charge of the picture display.

Mrs. Roy Haeberle, president of the High School P.-T. A, and Mrs. Har-

1old Pritchard, head of the grade

schcol PET, A. will preside at the

1 celehration.

In one more year the Ben Davis schools will be old enough to cele-

‘I brace the 50th anniversary of the|

firs; school built in 1892. Tn 1915 the junior high school

“I building was constructed and a new

grade school building was built in 1925. The present high school

| [building was erected in 1937 and is

claamed to be the largest rural school in: Indiana. lL.eaders in = securing improvements for the school system, the Ben Davis P.-T. A. was organized in 1912 as a Mothers’ Club and a department of the Mount Olive Methodist Church. Mrs, Lula McCain, known affectionately in the community as “Grandma” McCain, wes first president. The group became affiliated with the State P.-T. A. in 1916. The P.-T. A. was divided into hizh school and grade school groups in 1932. A highlight of tonight's celebration will be presentation of pins and corsages to past presidents. A birthday cake will be cut.

Sub Debs Elect

Miss Helen Shane was elected president of the T. O. P. S. Chapter, Sitlb Deir Federation, at a recent meeting at the home of Miss Betty Eruner, 950 Bradbury St. OQther officers chosen are Miss Mary Alice Flussey, secretary; Miss Thelma Ffeffenburger, treasurer, and Miss Marcia Harrison, corresponding secretary. Plans for a dance were discussed at the election meeting.

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Mrs. Fred Finkbiner Jr. was Miss Mary Ellen ‘Hanrahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanrahan, before couple is at Home at

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Mr. and Mrs. Adrian W. Morrow, 815 Union St. announce the marriage of their daughter, Audrey June, to Delbert Eugene Alspaugh, Templeton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alspaugh. ; The wedding was at 8 o'clock Friday evening in the Victory Memorial Methodist Church parsonage with the Rev. R. G. Skidmore officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Alspaugh will be at home in Templeton. : : 2 = tn Mrs. A. Ethmer ‘Gordon will give a kitchen shower and buffet supper tomorrow night for.Miss Doris Jane Meuser, who ‘will be married to Ralph Simpson on March. 1. She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Max Viewegh. Ey Guests will include the Mesdames Robert Fohl, John Hanson, Harry Harris, John Hopping, Alkert Mendenhall and the Misses Rosamond Baxter, Mary Alice Brown, Mary Eleanor Cook, LaVonne Rice, Ruth Simpson and Frances Stalker,

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‘The marriage of Miss Katherine Louise Phelps to Georgé J. Perrin Friday in St. Louis has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Phelps, 5602 College Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin are on a wedding trip through the Southwest and will be at home after March 1 at the Riley Hotel, The bride studied at Taflinger's Art Studio and the Indianapolis Academy of Commercial Art. i 2 8 8

Miss Gertrude L. Stahmer, 2248 Nowland Ave., whose engagement to Martin Nehring of Valparaiso has been announced, was guest of honor at a recent surprise Shower given at the Hotel Lincoln. Among the guests were Mesdames Carl E. Scheidker Jr, Evans Rugenstein, T. Willard Bosse, Donald Rugenstein, - Lester Weaver, Otis Blair, Reuben Behlmer, Paul Stahmer, John Mueller, F. J. Sauertig, Harold Folkening, Betty 'Nimal, Ralph Bernecker, Paul Gerkensmejer, Richard. Behrmann, Walter Kottlowski, Harris Koelling, Edgar Dennis, Henry Scheidker, Harry Nord, Fred Halbig, Louis Moehiman, . Arthur Feldscher and Dorothy Fowler. Other guests were the Misses Ruth Armel, Mildred Claffey, Euseba Grimme, Florence Klausmeyer, Esther Steup, Eleanor Finke, Louise and Helene Kespohl, Martha Jones, Norma Rugenstein, Mildred and Charlotte Twietmeyer, Peggy Buck, Wilma Franke, Charlotte Rothkopf, Virginia Merklin, Ruth Oertel, Norma Holtman, Olga Spieker, Frieda Draeger, Mildred and Clarice Reimer, Gwen Howard, Ada Behrmann, Martha ‘ Ortstadt, Pauline Duhm, Eleanore Folkening and Dorothy Kottlowski. Mrs. Marie Downer and Mrs. Lena Barkalow entertained recently with a Valentine shower for: Mrs. Ruth Woodruff, whose marriage to Ralph Blackwell will take place tomorrow at Mrs. Downer’s home, 430 Massa~chusetts Ave. Guests were Mesdames Burns Reed, Max Sexson, Ed Blackwell, Eldon Rogers, Martin Maley, Nellie Boraker, Clara Williams and Elsie Thompson, Miss Madge Landon and Miss LaVonne Shultz. » ” = »

Honor guest at a bridal shower given recently by Mrs. Kathleen Moldthan and Miss Marie C. Filcer at the latter's home, 320 E. 28th St., was. Miss Helen Kathleen . Filcer, whose ‘marriage to’ George Joseph Sauter will be ‘Saturday in St. Patjrick’s ‘Catholic’ Church, - .

Agnes Cecelia Calvert Engaged; Katherine Phelps Is Married; Helen K. Filcer Honored

Marriage and-engagement announcements share the limelight with shower notes in today’s nuptial news. ’ The engagement of Miss Agnes. Cecilia Calvert to Francis Doan Hole, Richmond, Ind. son of the late Allen David Hole of Richmond,

and Mrs. Cecil K, Calvert, 1902 N.

New Jersey St. The wedding will be in June.

a ® cluded her mother, Mrs. John E. Filcer, and Mr. Sauter’s mother, Mrs. Hubert Sauter Sr.; Mesdames Walter Johantgen, Richard E. Hill, Leo J. Filcer, Thomas J. Hickey, James J, Connerty and A. J. Kelley and the Misses Frances - Carolyn Filcer, Mary Sauter, Muriel Kelley, Mary Jane Filcer, Mary Agnes Keler, Mary -Margaret Hickey and atricia and Marjorie Filcer. Mrs. Richard E. Hill, 901 N. Wallace St., is entertaining for Miss Filcer tonight, assisted by her mother, Mrs. George Cook. Among the guests will be Mesdames Filcer, 3auter, Frank Widner, Forrest Smith, Charles . Bell, Don Poinsette, John Feeney and William Dunn, the Misses Frances Filcer, Lois Claus, Eileen Foley, Patricia Byfield, Josephine Jones, ' Elizabeth McAllen,

Margaret McCormick, Dorothy Donnelly, Louise La Rue, Frances Bretthauer, Anne Mae Gilday, Kathryn Whittingham and Rose Boland.

Honor guest at a shower given recently ‘by Miss Annabelle Herdrich at her home, 1349 Edgemont Ave, was Miss Betty McFarling, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. McFarling, 2040 Sugar Grove Ave. Miss McFarling's marriage to Ernest Mattingly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mattingly, 2320 N. Harding St., will be Friday. Guests with the bride-to-be included Mesdames McFarling, Mattingly, Joseph ‘Jenkins, Earl Hinds and: Margery Plummer and the Misses Frieda Mattingly, Annabelle Krause, Margaret McNeely, Edith Cory, Mary Jane Miller, Charlotte and Mildred Twietmeyer, Peggy Buck, Jean ' Blakeman, .Pat . "Volfanger, Janice. Suite and Rosemary Higgins. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles F. Herdrich.

W. C. T. U, Group To Hold Institute Mrs. Gordon Holland, returned missionary “from the border of China and Tibet; will speak on “Dangerous : Drugs in China” Friday at an all day institute of the Mary E. Balch unit of the W. C. T. U. in the St. Paul Methodis Church, Eugene and Rader Sts. Mrs. Charles Grant, county president, ‘will discuss “Weights and Measures” and Mrs. Guy Kelsey, the county vice president, will talk on “Why We Hold Institutes.” Mrs. Martha Arnold will give the morning devotions and Mrs, C. G. Eicher,

county evangelism director, will conduct the afternoen worship serv-

ice. Other participants in the program will be: Miss Irene B. Trueblood, Mesdames E. P. Messick, Ebert Plymate, Linnie Burns, Theron Waddell, H. D. O’Brien, Mary Hensley, Mattie Hansen, Charles Krause and G. W. Aokman. Duets will be sung by Mrs. Paul Durant and Mrs. Harry Sund, and Mrs. Charles R, Lizenby and Mrs. Grace Newby, accompanied by Mrs. Violet Miller. ; : : ~ Committees include: Registration Mrs. A. Arnold and Mrs. Thomas Ingmire; membership, Mesdames Katherine Jones, Millie Boston and Winnie Scott; union signal, Mesdames C. W. Eltzroth, Allie Shannon and W. C. Parks, and courtesy,

Mrs. Jennie Houze and Mrs. Ella Mathews. Mrs. Elbert ) presi-

Dorothy DeBurger, Rosemary Linder, | .

1. Mrs. Kenneth Enzor was “Miss LaVerne Williams, daughter of Mrs. Ethel’ Williams, before her marriage Feb. 6 in the Third Christian Church. (Photo Craft Photo.) > i 2. Miss Mary Helen Haerle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ' Haerle, became the bride of Gene L. Haas Jan. 26. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 3. A Jan. 25 wedding was that of Miss Gertrude Schleicher to Adolph Schramm. The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schleicher. (RamosPorter Photo.) 4. Mrs. Timothy Raphael King was Miss Ruth O'Connell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis O'Connell, before her marriage Feb. 15 in the Our Lady’s Chapel, Sacred Heart Church, Notre Dame. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 5. Miss Ruthanna Wolfgang became the bride of Everett F. Wood Jan. 24. (Kindred Photo.) 6. Mrs. George Albert Conely was Miss Mary Pollock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murl Pollock, before her marriage Feb. J. ‘(Holland Photo.)

Catholic Group Names Heads

“people must be educated to choose books for themselves for their own needs and’ not to take the line of least resistance and passively accept what is popular at the moments,” the Rev. Fr. Richard

Grogan, director of the Catholic Information Bureau, said yesterday. He spoke at the quarterly meeting of the Indianapolis District, Indianapolis Diocesan Council, National Council of Catholic Women, at the Catholic Community Center. “It is not a lack of good reading that confronts the reading public,” Pr. Grogan- said. ‘Many books are published but because they are not labeled “best sellers” or selected by the Book of the Month Club they are destined for obscurity.” He pointed out that the Cathlic Church is vitally interested in the reading of its members and condemns certain books, ‘because they the harmful to the faith and her members, and recommends the reading of others.” The Rev. Fr. August R. Fussenegger and the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the diocese, also spoke. : : The district officers announced for the year are Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy, - president; Mrs. George MacDonald, vice president; Mrs.

Richmond, third vice president; Mrs Mrs. Thomas

kenbrook, treasurer; Mrs. George A. Duffy, parliamentarian, and Mrs. William B. Peake, auditor, . Committee chairmen appointed are Mrs. George E. Evard, organization and development; Mrs. William Strack, welfare; Miss Anna Borne man, press and publicity; Mrs. Fred

son, missions; Mrs. Larry’ Zapp, youth; Mrs. Joseph J. Speaks, ways and means; Mrs. Thelma: Firsich, Waldron, rural life, and Miss Mari

Lauck, literature,” ... . ...... .:

Sponsor Program At Home for Aged

' The Welfare Club will. present Mrs. Lenore Ivey Frederickson, contralto, in a. program at the ; apolis Home for the Aged Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder will ‘review “Mr. Littlejohn” (Martin Flavin). : , Mrs, Charles Maxwell is the program chairman, assisted by Mesdames Carlton Klaus, C. E. Tyee; Richard Maxwell,” W. SB. Jensen, "H. W. Spray and Leroy Martin. Mrs.

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Barry Doyie, Bloomington, second |§ vice president; Mrs. Fleanor Fessler, | §

Joseph Conley, recording secretary; | §

Gillespie, correspond-| ing secretary; Mrs. William B. An-|¢

Jones, study clubs; Mrs. Russell Wil- | &:

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E. Monty Campbell is in’ charge ‘of ashington

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Mrs. Brown’ ; i Library to Go To Butler

President D. 8. Robinson and Prof. Glenn R. Maynard, librarian, have announced that the complete library of the late Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, lecturer and traveler, will be presented to the Butler University Library. Works on art, biographies, history, travel, literary criticism and fiction are contained in the 800 volumes comprising the library. Prof. Maynard has announced that a special book plate honoring Mrs. Brown and inscribed with her name will be made for the books. The collection is one of the largest and best added to the university library in recent years, he said. Mr. Brown was a professor of Greek at Butler for 25 years and Mrs. Brown taught at the local institution as a member of the French faculty from 1919 until 1923. In recent years she lectured at the university and was starting the second half of her fifth series when she died this winter. Prof, Maynard has also announced that several recordings of Mrs. Brown's outstanding lectures given at the university’ and made by the speech department are being preserved. The lecturés and books will be available for the use of all stu-

dents.

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Guest speaker for the monthly meeting of the Butler University Women’s Faculty Club tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the Recreation Room of Jordan Hall will be Mrs. Clayton Ridge. “Women in the United States History” will be her subject. The instrumental ensemble from Broad Ripple High School, under the direction of Owen Beckley, will play. Hostess chairman will be Mrs. Murray A.'Dalman. Her assistants include the Mesdames Albert Mock, Virginia G. Brunson, George F. Leonard and Miss Corinne Welling. Mrs. D. 8: Robinson and Mrs. Philip M. Bail will pour. :

Guild Will Present

Program for Nurses The White Cross Music Guild will

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Farm ‘Women’s Conference Is. Feb. 25 and 26

Gov. Schricker:Is On Program - -.

The state conference of the Social and Educational Department of the

Indiana Farm Bureau will be held Feb. 25 and 26 in Tomlinson Hall, Mrs. Lillie D.. Scott is the departe ment leader. A =” Principal addresses Tuesday morn ing will be made by Governor Henry Hassil E. Schutte president of the Indiana Farm Bue reau, Inc.; Mrs. Claude Crooks, fifth district director; Mrs. Scott ‘and Mrs. Raymond McNeal, fieldwoman of the AAA Committee. . Tuesday afternoon’s program will include talks by Miss Mildred 'Arnold, executive secretary Indiana Follow-Up Committee from the White House Conference on “Chil= dren in a Democracy”; Marvin Briggs, assistant manager Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Associa=tion, Inc.,, and Prof, J. P. Schmidt, “The

Eliminations in a public speaking contest will be held at the Lincoln

session, i 2 . Honor Rural Youth On Tuesday night a special welcome will be given to the Indiana Rural Youth, Cyrus L. Dyer, director of the Farm Bureau's Department of Education, will speak and Paul Foster, president of ‘the Indiana Rural Youth, will. respond. Following an address by the winner of the public speaking .contest, a

| pageanf, “The Homemaker "atthe

Wheel,” will be given. * , "Mrs. ‘Elsie’ Mies, president’ of ‘the Associated Women of the A. F. B, I, will give the principal address oh Wednesday morning, and in the afternoon Dr, H, KE, Barnard, research director, National Farm Chemurgic Council, will speak. Larry Brandon, secretary of the Farm Bureau, will

‘| talk on “Wherefore.”

Mrs. Dyer will be the organist for the conference and . Mrs. Nathan Newsom the song leader. . Recogni=tion will be made for achievements and special awards will be given for outstanding work.

Charles Geile

Charles W. Geile will spedk at the February discussion luncheon of the Woman's Department Club's Community Welfare Department tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. Mr. Geile is public relations director for the State Selective Service headquarters. At the speakers’ table with Mr, Geile will be Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, department chairman; Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge, club president; Mes= dames Maurice B. Eppert, Clyde V. Montgomery, E. A. Carson, Myron J. Spring and Ralph E., Simpson. The dining room committee will be headed by Mrs. Claud T. Hoover. Door co-chairmen will be Mrs. Louis E. Fleury and Mrs. Frank J. Uhl, Mrs. Frank O. Downs .and Mrs. Walter C. Stork are taking reservations.

Paul Ulman to Talk To Dahlia Society

Paul Ulman, assistant state’ entomologist, will speak on “Shrubs and Trees” tonight before members’ of the Indianapolis Dahlia Society at the Brookside Community House. He will suggest planting methods and care of trees, giving particular attention to the treatment of diseases and the control of the tree

have a round table discussion on the growing of dahlias.

Sponsor Card Party.

:' The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the South Side Turners will sponsor a card party tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the.hall, 306 Prospect St. Mrs, William Baase is chairman.

présent a program featuring 23 students of Miss Mary -Beatrice Whiteman; director of the Whiteman Speech Talent school, at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow for nurses of the Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Lawrence Hayes is chairman of the entertainment to be given in the Nurses’ Home. The students will give a playlet, “All About Washington.”

Plan Quilt Contest

Times Special ELWOODAnd., Feb. 18.—The second annual quilt show will be sponsored at the Elwood Armory March

12 and 13 under the giispices of the Elwood Recréion Degorimen Persons wishing toe quilts should mall a postcard regarding their entries to the Recrgation Department, City Building, Elwood.

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