Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1941 — Page 20

Silas J. Carr.

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Parfy of Local Respidents Will Spend Week-End in French Lick

N 3 \ WHEN THE HOOSIER LANDSCAPE begins to be touched with a vivid paintbrush, the season for fall weekend trips to Indiana’s scenic spots has arrived. One of the favorite points for viewing the autumn panorama is

French Lick Springs in southern Indiana. This week-end a group of Indianapolis perséns journeying to French Lick will include Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas T. Sinclair, Byron P. Hollett and Alfred J. Stokely, Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn, Miss Anne Elliott, Edwin M. Craft and Robert M. Smith. Their party will be joined by Mac Chowning, Louisville, Ky.

Parties Planned for Columbia Club's Dinner Dance

THE FIRST OF THE FALL SEASON'’S larger social events will occur Saturday when the Columbia Club formally inaugurates its year with the “Ice-Ca-Pade” buffet dinner-dance. More than 400 reservations have beep madé for the event. Hosts at one of the larger parties will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Seidensticker. Their guests will include Mrs, William T. Eisenlohr, Miss Grace Meng, Miss Ruth Claffey of Columbus, O., Messrs. and Mesdames Harold Koch, Harry Rogers and Sam Greenburg, John C. Ruckelshaus and Dr. Judson Moschelle. : Dr. J. H. Kemper, chairman of the club’s dance committee, and Mrs. Kemper will entertain Messrs. and Mesdames Homer L. Archer, E. H. Dehner, Louis W. Mohlenkamp, Clem Griffith, Earl V. Fulkerson and Earl Trimpe and Mrs. L. Merrill Theising. : » s # = n 2

In Mr. and Mrs. Courtland C. Cohee’s party will be Dr. and Mrs. Allan L. Sparks, Messrs. and Mesdames ‘Thomas J. Farrell, Edward Byrkett, Walter Maloney and Dave Shanaman, Miss Marge McClurg and Clayton C. Copper. Reservations for parties of from four to 16 guests include those of Mrs. Guy Ellis, Dr. H. M. Powell, Dr. John A. Benson, A] A. D, Smith, Charles J. Chant, James S. Mays, Charles W. Richardson, F. G. Weisenberg, John D. Fuller, Glenn Neese, D. E. Lewellen, J. L.

" Hyatt, S. A. Holmes, Morris M. Conn, J. B. Chauncey, Stanley

Valinet, L. A. Bailey, John S. Morgan, G. A. Raffensperger and L. L. Young. : The newly decorated Sky Room on the 10th floor will be decorated with an autumn motif. Jimmie Joy and his orchestra, one of the country’s outstanding modern dance bands, have been engaged for the formal opening dance. Begirhing Sunday, Art Berry and his orchestra will start a nightly dinner and supper dance music schedule in the main dining room and the Cascade Room, :

Tea Honors Wives of Bar Association Members

WIVES OF STATE and Indianapolis Bar Association members were to be among assistants at the tea, from 3:30 to 5 p. m. today in the Governor's mansion, honoring wives of members of the American Bar Association, which is holding its convention here this week. Among those presiding at the tea table were to be Mesdames Robert C. Baltzell, Carl Wilde, Thomas C. Batchelor, Alvin M. Owsley and Henry M. Dowling, Indianapolis; Mrs. Thomas Slick, South Bend; Mrs. Walter E. Treanor, Bloomington; Mrs. Will Sparks, Chicago; Mrs. Sherman Minton, New Albany; Mrs. Gilbert Shake, Vincennes; Mrs. Harvey Cole, Peru; Mrs. Verne G. Cawley, Elkhart; Mrs. Harry Schultz, Lafayette; Mrs. Roy W. Adney, Lebanon; Mrs, Milo N. Feightner, Huntington; Mrs. Norman F. Arteburn, Vincennes, and Mrs. William H. Dobbins, Columbus, Ind.

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Mrs. Curtis G. Shake and Mrs. Frank N. Richman were chairman and vice chairman of hostesses for the tea. Assisting them were to be Mesdames Wymond J. Beckett, Donald C. Duck, William H. Faust Jr., Elbert R. Gilliom, J. Clyde Hoffman, Byron P. Hollett, Emsley W. Johnson Jr., Oscar Jose Jr., David M. Lewis, Edwin McClure, John E. Scott, Edwin K. Steers, Francis E. Thomason, Max White, Russell White and Kirkwood Yockey, all of Indianapolis. Others on the hostess committee were Mrs. William Craig; Evansville; Mrs. Gilbert Shake, Vincennes, and Mrs. Luke White, Covington. With Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, wife of Indiana’s Governor, in the receiving line, were to be Mrs. Jacob M. Lashley, St. Louis, wife of the American Bar Association president; Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, Brookville, wife of the State Bar Association president: Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett, wife of the general chairman of the convention arrangements committee, and Mrs. Clarence R. Martin, chairman of the women’s section of the convention.

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Harvard Law School men and their wives attending the bar convention were guests this week at a tea given in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair McTurnan. Mrs. McTurnan and Mrs. Ernest M. Hawkins, Fowler, were assisted by Mesdames William R. Higgins, Lawrence H. Hinds, Charles J. Scheuring and J. M. Pearson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Homer Elliott and Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville. Roscoe Pound, dean emeritus of Harvard Law School, and Mrs. Pound, a former Hoosier, were honor guests.

Children's Museum Elects

THREE NEW TRUSTEES were elected to the board of the Chil= dren’s Museum at the 16th annual meeting yesterday afternoon. They are Mrs. R. Norman Baxter, Rudolf K. Haerle and Henry J. ce. : : Miss Faye Henley, William M. Rockwood and Jeremiah L. Cadick were re-elected for three-year terms. Advisory board members who were re-elected for three-year terms are Miss Elizabeth Chipman, J. K. Lilly, Christopher B. Coleman, William Ross Teel and Dr.

Fred B. Johnson presided at the meeting. Jean Gordon, School 57 pupil, reported for the city’s children and Mrs. Donald Alexander, Museum Guild president, reported on Ler group’s work for the year.

Governor Proclaims Oct. 5 to 11 As Business Women's Week;

B. P.W. Will Meet Next Thursday

“Woman's Stake in Democracy” will be discussed by Mrs. Geline

MacDonald Bowman next Thursday before the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club. Mrs. Bowman, Richmond, Va., is a former president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. The meeting will be at the Woman's Department Club.

The city’s attention has been called to National Business Women’s Week, Oct. 5-11, by proclamations from Governor Henry F. Schricker and Mayor Reginald Sullivan, Downtown merchants will arrange displays of posters in their windows, in cooperation with members of the local club. Rev. Jean Milner will conduct a speclal service at the Second Presbyterian Church Oct. 12. The B. P, W, members will attend in a body. : In charge of arrangements for the annual event is the public relations committee, Miss Mildred Gorton, chairman. She aill preside at the dinner and introduce the speaker. Gil Mrs. Bowman has always been a champion of the riglit of women to follow the business and professional careers of their choice, local club officers said. When she was elected president at the annual convention of the National Federation in Richmond in 1931, she and the National body outlined a program of economic study called the Ten-Year Objective. It pledged its members to develop leadership in economic thinking to the end that they might help reconstruct the social order. She also will speak in Lafayette and Auburn. /

Theta Sigma Phis - Will Hear Author

. Members ‘of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic sorority, will hear Mrs. Harriett Evatt, Worthington, O., speak when they meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Floyd R. Mannon, associate editor of Bobbs-Mer-rill Co, ~ > Mrs. Evatt’s latest book, “Suz- ~ ette’s Family,” was published in * September by Bobbs-Merrill. She "has contributed numerous’ poems to children’s magazines, written for pulp magazine markets and done ~ free lance publicity writing. Xu - Miss Luana Lee, president, will preside and is in charge of trans-

C.Y. O. Dance

Is Tomorrow

A city-wide Fall Dance has been scheduled for tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus Hall by the Catholic Youth Organization of Indianapolis. Music will be furnished by Dick Robbins orchestra and dancing will continue from 9. to 12 p. m. In charge of the dance is Thomas Spellman, social chairman of the C. Y. O. Youth Council. He will be assisted by the following members of the Council: Miss Mary Flaherty and Miss Rita Green, Holy Cross Parish; Miss Virginia Freeman and Miss Patricia Quinlan, Cathedral Parish; Salvatore Mascari and Dominic Quarrazzo, Holy Rosary Parish; Miss Carol Louise Neff, St. Philip Neri Parish; Miss Verda Marie Kaufman and John -Mann, St. Christopher Parish; Carl Mangold and Thomas Welsh, St. Joan of Arc Parish; Rob-

ert Stucky, Holy Angels Parish; Jo-

seph Stahl, Sacred Heart Parish; Frank James, St. Roch Parish; Edward Gallagher, St. Catherine Parish; Miss Mildred Adrian, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish; Miss Mary Margaret McNellis, St. John’s Parish; Miss Helen Haboush, Little Flower Parish; and Miss Deette McGrath, St. Thomas Parish. 7 411 C. Y. O. members of the city have been invited to attend.

Set Card Party

A card party will be sponsored at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility by the Kill Kare Klub. Table prizes will be embroidered pillowcases.

Mrs. Esmon Hostess

The monthly business meeting of the Co-Wa-Ma. Club will be Bel at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of

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Jean Blakeman Will Be Wed This Evening

A candlelight wedding ceremony at 8:30 p. m. today in Christ Episcopal Church will unite Miss Jean Blakeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blakeman, 1432 W. 22d St., and William W. Carder Jr. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Beatrice Bunner, 3021 E. 10th St., and William W, Carder. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector of tke church, will hear the marriage vows at an altar decorated with palms, ferns, white flowers and candelabra. Cheston L. Heath, organist, will play the bridal music. As she enters with her father, the bride will wear a white satin gown made with a long, fitted bodice, a lace yoke outlined with seed pearls, long sleeves and a very full

fingertip veil will fall from a‘ cap of lace and seed pearls and she will carry a white prayerbook given by her grandmother, Mrs. James Morgan, Tipp City, O. A shower of sweetheart roses will be attached to the prayerbook. The bride’s enly attendant, Miss Jacqueline ' Thurston, will wear a rose taffeta frock in bouffant style with a velvet bodice. She will wear a Juliet cap of sequins and will carry dahlias, roses and chrysanthemums in shades matching her gown. William Hixon will be Mr. Carder’s best man. The bride’s mother has chosen a black costume with which she will wear an American Beauty rose corsage while Mrs. Bunner’s navy costume will be accented with a pink rose corsage. -

Reception to Follow

A small reception will be held at the home of the bride’s parents for the immediate families and the bridal party. After Oct. 15 the couple will be at home at 559 W. Drive, Woodruff Place. Among out-of-town guests at the ceremony will be Mrs. Clara Blakeman, Dayton, O., aunt of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Otwell, Lorraine, O. oe

Sponsor Party at Catholic Center

This evening at 8 m. the Daughters of Isabella will entertain with a card party at the Catholic Community Center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania. « Mrs. Frank Jones is chairman, assisted by members of the Study Club. Others on the committee are Mrs. Mary Comerford, candy; Miss Agnes Dooley, door prizes; Miss Mayme Murphy, table prizes.

Club to Hear Talk On

‘Piano Construction’

E. R. Brown of the Baldwin Piano Company will speak on “Piano Construction” at the Friday meeting of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers Association. Mrs. Esther Dean Crandall, program chairman, will present Mr. Brown. The meeting will be held at

110 a. m. in the D. A. R. chapter

house.

Home Ec Group Plans Tea

All home economics majors will be honored at tea by Pi Epsilon Phi, home economics honorary of Butler University. Date for the tea has not been set but committees in charge have been appointed by Miss Catherine Wage, president. Miss Jean Hackerd will assist Miss Wagle as general chairman; Miss Janet Mummert has charge of invitations; Miss Frances Collinis and Miss Eloise Schumacher, refreshments, and Miss Patricia Stayton, centerpiece. : ; Newly initiated members include. thé Misses Ruth Cabalzer, Sally Steinbaugh and Mary Janet Mummert. Miss Hackerd and Miss Betty

Oct. 13 meeting. : Pi Epsilon Phi recently purchased a silver tea service for ‘the Butler Home Economics Department, :

Magician on Program The monthly meeting of the

Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Altenheim will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at

Members will be entertained with a program of legerdemain by Tom Brinkmann. :

Beta Sigma Phi Meets Indiana Beta Eta chapter of Beta’ Sigma Phi Sorority will meet this evening at the Claypool Hotel at

8 p. m. The president, Miss Beatrice Brittain, will preside under

the supervision of their directorsponsor, Mrs.gIrving D. Hamilton,

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the Home, 2007 N. Capitol’ Ave.}.

1. Mrs. Gretty F. Uberta was Miss Helen Elizabeth Squires, daughter of Mrs. Alice Balser, Youngstown, O., before her marriage Sept. 1. (Porter Photo.) : . 2. Miss Ellen Ann Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald, was married to John J.

before her wedding Aug. 23.

Jackson Aug. 24. (Kindred Photo.)

Marter, son of Mrs. Margaret Marter, on Sept. 6. (Moorefield Photo.) 3. Mrs. Thomas Willard Kidwell was Miss Doris Linhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clive Linhart,

5. A Sept. 1 wedding was that of Miss Josephine Bova, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bova, Kenneth Wolsiffer. (Moorefield Photo.)

4. Miss Hazel Marquette, davghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marquette, became the bride of Marvin L.

and

The Bridal Scene—

Mary F. Tharp To Be Honored At Shower

Several local girls are being honored at showers before their approaching marriages. Mrs. Norman Tirmenstein and Mrs. Walter Elsner were hostesses at a shower recently for Miss Mary Harrington, who will be married Oct. 11 to Private Hugh Wotherspoon at St. John’s Evangelical Chuch. Guests were the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. Fred Harrington, and Mesdames Peter Wotherspoon, Chris Bader, Caroline Bader, Herman Rademacher, Calvin Davis, Herbert Rademacher, Alvine Line, Edward Miller, Fred Lidolf, Everett Smock and Miss Ruth Bader.

tJ » un Miss Mary Frances Tharp, whose marriage to Blake Stone will take place on Oct. 17 in McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will be honor guest at a crystal shower ‘Friday evening at the home of Miss Esther Gray. Mrs. Paul Smith will be co-hostesst Guests will include Mesdames Tharp, Stone, Francis Daugherty and William Pert, and the Misses Danna Lansley, Lilajane Harms, Donna Cloud, Phyllis Ann Phillips, Martha McHatton, Carol Sherman, Freda Marvel, Rose Myers and Mary Bell. ;

2 8 8 Miss Virginia Avey and Edward C. Off have announced the attendants for their wedding in the United Presbyterian Church, Oct. 17. Miss Helen Longerich will be maid of honor; Miss Mary Manuwal, bridesmaid; Miss Nancy Jane Holwager, junior bridesmaid, and little Nancy Claire Van Arsdall, flower girl. Mr. Off’s best man will be William Elder and his ushers will include Franklin Pitcher, William Ball, Lee Fischer and Joe Ferrer. . Tomorrow, Mrs. A. C. Moffitt will entertain with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Avey, assisted by Mesdames Tyler Stroup, Frank Stevens and Kenous Henderson,

| ess’ will be Mrs, Harley Hiestand.

Sororities—

Todays sorority news includes

chapters in Indiana. Mrs. Rayman Snider, chairman of the event, will be assisted by Mrs. H. E. Pedlow and Mrs. Christian Emhardt. Mrs. Hiram Hunt is chairman of the candy committee, assisted by the Misses Elizabeth Smith, Caryl Gaines and Lois Zimmerman. Chairman of the prize committee is Mrs. Kehneth Trees, assisted by Mrs. K..W. Carr and Miss Isabella Eddy.

The Quaint Inn on Allisonville Rd. will be the scene of UPSILON CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA’S anniversary dinner Friday evening at 7:30 p. m. Miss Emma Purdy and Mrs. H. E. Parker have charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Ralph L. McKay, 353 N. Bol-

XI DELTA Friday evening for dinner. Mrs. James E. Clark and Mrs.

Carey A. Spicer will assist. Following dinner, Mrs. B. Lindsey Tamney, president, will preside at the business meeting. Committee chairmen will be appointed. Visiting members are welcome. :

The 10th anniversary dinner of RHO GAMMA CHI SORORITY will be held this evening in the Apollo

p. m. Mrs. Willard Murray and Miss Marie Schussler have charge of arrangements.’ Election of officers will be held.

GAMMA PHI ZETA will meet at the Warren Hotel this evening for a business meeting. Acting as host-

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bridge parties, business meetings and anniversary dinners. © . ih The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER ZETA TAU ALPHA will hold its annual bridge party and style show in Ayres’ auditorium Saturday afternoon. This project is ‘a benefit for all Zeta Tau Alpha

ner Home Saturday at 6:30 p. m,, are Miss Rovena L. Smith, president; Miss Grace Schoengerdt, vice president; Miss Clara Muret, secretary; Mrs. Betty Reichman, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy Bernice Lemen, publicity chairman. The new officers of the ALPHA CHAPTER OF CHI PHI GAMMA will also be installed. Tian

Books Fish Fry

The Mothers’ Club of the English Avenue Boys’ Club will spohsor a public fish fry Saturday at the corner of Woodlawn and Shelby Sts.

Book Review Sponsored By Musicale

“The Sun Is My Undoing” will be reviewed Oct. 10 in Ayres’ auditorium by Mrs. Russell J. Sanders, under the auspices of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale. ey Mrs. James H. Lowry, president, has appointed Mrs. Attia Malott Martin general chairman of the event. Mrs. Martin will be assisted by Miss Emma Doeppers and Mesdames William Herbert Gibbs, Carl H. Hull, Paul E. Dorsey, Ernest Goshorn, George H. Amt and C. J. Jacquart. The Matinee Musicale will open its season when it presents Igor Gorin, baritone of radio, opera and concert stage, ‘at the President's Day program, Oct. 31.

Sponsor Bake Sale .

A bake sale will be sponsored at Sears Roebuck & Co. Saturday by the ways and means committee of the Bluff Ave. School P.-T. A. Mrs. Walter Susemickel is chairman and proceeds will be used for new equipment at the school.

| Conference

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President ‘General Will Attend - ~ .

The 41st annual state ‘conference of the Indiana - Society of the Daughters of the ‘American Revo lution . will open next Wednesday, at the Oliver Hotel, South Bend. Heading the list of honor guests are Mrs, Willlam H. Pouch, presi-

|dent general, New York, and Mrs, {LaFayette LeVan Porter, state re-

gent, Greencastle. Other guests will

recording secretary general, Franke lin, and Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, honorary vice president general and honorary president of the State Officers: club, from Ft. Wayne. Preceding the formal evening assembly, the Indiana State Officers Club will hold its 14th annual din ner party at 6 p. m. Wednesday if the hotel. Mrs. Harry A. Walters,

side. Club officers with Mrs, Wale ters, who are in charge of dinner arrangements, are: Mrs. Charles Wolf, Peru; Mrs. Harry C. Sherie dan, Frankfort; Mrs. C. R. Babe cock, Gary; Mrs. Floyd Adkinson, West Baden Springs, and Mrs. Rus= sell. W. Richey, Bloomfield. ~ Among other distinguished guests who will attend will be three former vice presidents general, Mrs. James L. Gavin, Indianapolis; Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, Brookville, and Miss Bonnie Farwell, Terre Haute; Mrs. Osmond. B. Heavenrich, Jackson, Mich., state regent; Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball, Muncie, National Li-

brarian Curator of the Children of

the American Revolution; Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, and Mayor Jesse I. Pavey of South Bend and Mrs. Pavey.

Welfare Association

Lunches Tomorrow

The Lutheran Orphans’ Welfare Association will have a luncheon tomorrow in the Orphans’ Home, 3310 E. Wastington. A business meeting will follow. Miss Irene Elder and Mesdames Willard Bosse, Louis Brandt, Herman Boyer, Allison Koelling and Paul Van Hoosier are in charge of the luncheon.

To Present Program

Miss Mary Beatrice Whitema: will give a dramatic program before the Rensselaer Woman's © Literary Club tomorrow afternoon. The club, which is observing its president’s day meeting, will meet at the Curtis Creek Country Club. Miss Whiteman is head of the speech department of the Bernat Studios and the Whiteman Speech Talent

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