Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1941 — Page 11
Society—
Tudor Hall School's Junior Class Will Present ‘Pomander Walk’
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TUDOR HALL SCHOOLS junior class will present “Pomander Walk” by Louis N. Parker on Saturday evening, Oct. 25, at 8:15 o'clock, in the school auditorium, The leading characters, Misses Natalie Pinnell, Mary
Boyd Higgins, Ann Caldow,
Margaret Miller and Alice
Gates, will be assisted by a large cast. Supporting players will include Misses Marlou Hyatt, Betty Lee
Washburn
,- Suzanne Mooney, Nina Lockwood, Martha Frances Dunn,
Susanne Chambers, Mary Jo Gray and Nancy Greer, of Indianapolis.” Others are Miss Patricia Stilson, Anderson; Miss Margery Richmond; Miss Ann Caldwell, Dunkirk; Miss Jean Nathan, Attica; Miss Jo-Anne Jordan, Springfield, O., and Miss Ann Crapo, Muncie.
Miss Nellie
McCaslin, dramatics instructor, is directing the play
with the assistance of Miss Julie Ann Hartley. Miss Daty Healy, of
* Others on the production staff
A the art department, is scene adviser.
are Miss Jane Norris, technical
director; Miss Anita Trinz, business manager; Miss Lucy Anne Edgerton and.Miss Ruth Bixler, costume directors; Miss Ann McGinnis and Miss Lucia Ruder of Clearwater, Fla. property chairmen, and Miss Maryann Zinn, publicity manager.
~ Tudor Hall Alumnae Dance to Be Dec. 27
THE FACT THAT CHRISTMAS is but 73 days away js brought home by the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association’s announcement of the date for its annual Christmas dinner dance. The event will be Saturday, Dec. 27, at the Woodstock Club. - Mrs. Frederic M. Hadley and Mrs. Elizabeth Pier are co-chaire men in charge of arrangements. Their assistants will. be Mrs. John
L. Eaglesfield, dinner reservations; tions; Mrs. Maurice Block, music;
Miss Betty Bertermann, decoraMiss Sally Reahard, invitations,
and* Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm, publicity.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Public Health Nursing Association was to hold a 12:30 p. m. luncheon today at the Oaklandon home of
Mrs.
Daniel I. Glossbrenner. ® 8 8
. Mrs. Paul R, Matthews will be hostess tomorrow, at the Matthew's country place, for the Christamore Aid Society’s first luncheon meet ing of the year. Assisting her will be Mesdames Philip B. Reed, Wil liam H. Thompson, Ernest Baltzell, E. E. Gates Jr. and Robert Stemp-
fel, New members who will attend
are Mesdames Hobson Wilson,
Earl C. Randles, Edward L. VanRiper, John C. Appel, George Fotheringham and John Gordon Kinghan.
Mrs. William Byram Gates’ classes in ballroom and ballet dancing opened Saturday in the Propylaeum. She is being assisted in teaching again this year by Mrs. Eugene Brown, Miss Barbara Brown
and Miss Nancy Briggs. Her classes
in Irvington, again being spon-
sored by the Irvington Union of Clubs, will open soon.
Alma L. Freyn's Marriage Announced ; MR. AND. MRS. HARRY L. FREYN announce the marriage of
their daughter, Alma Louise, to Anthony Rucinski.
took place July 12'in Warsaw.
The ceremony
Mrs. Rucinski attended Indiana University where she was a mém-
ber of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
Mr. Rucinski, a graduate of In-
diana, was a member of Sigma Pi Fraternity and played on the Uni‘yersity football team. The couple is at home in Brooklyn, N.Y,
| When Miss Mary Beckner becomes the bride of Richard B. Ben-
, son in a ceremony on Nov. 9 in th she will have as bridésmaids, Miss groom-to-be, and Miss Alta Ruth as Mr. Benson’s best man.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Flora, and Mr. Benson is the son _ son. Dr. Benson is to officiate at hil
Alpha Zeta Beta
| North Methodist Church here, tty Benson, sister of the brideox. Marshall Brown will serve
of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Beckner
of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Benson’s wedding.
Group to Open i
Its Rush Season Tomorrow; Omega Nu Taus Convene.
‘The opening of a series of rush
ties is a highlight of sorority news.
. ALPHA NU CHAPTER, ALPHA ZETA BETA, will hold the first of * a series of rush parties at Catherine’s Restaurant at 7 p. m. tomorrow.
" A dinner will be followed by bridge. ' e Misses Mary O’Brien, Eloise Galloway, Valeria
Guests will includ
Finch, Ruth Ann Guinn, Nellie Knierihm, Dorothy Newkirk and Pa-
Mesdames Virginia and Ida
tricia Adams, ! Frantzreb, Ruth Arvin Statt. : ' * Serving on the rush party committee are Mrs. Hester Bolander, chairman, Misses Ruth Beard, Jane Schnell and Elise Totton.
"The national convention of OMEGA NU TAU was held at the Spring Mill Park Hotel! Saturday and yesterday with Epsilon Chapter as host. The program included business sessions, a Banquet and dance Saturday night, a breakfast, lunchean and installation of officers yesterday. Those attending ' included: Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Cook, William B. Franck, Wilford Furgason, George Peterson, Earl Schull, Roy Van Arsdall, Walter Worrell and Ralph Worrell; Mesdames Helena Oldfield, Margaret Ulrich, Clarice Lyons, Leota Henry; Misses Mable Day Will} Bette Ulrich, Ruth Furgason end Hazel Knight.
| SIGMA UPSILON CHAPTER) TER} SIGMA'S
PHI GAMMA, wil meeting at the Hotel Li
p. m. today. {
Mrs. Howard Pool, 2230 Ringgold 8t., will be hostess to BETA CHAPTER, PHI OMEGA KAPPA, at 8 p. m. Wednesday. f
Music Guild to Sponsor, Tea
Mrs. 8. M. Partiowe will review “My Father Is a Quiet Man,” by Tommy Wadleton, Indianapolis high school student, at the annual ° book review and ‘tea sponsored by the White Cross. Music Guild tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock in Si Blk MN, 1 pros Tommy Wadle d will’ autogra copies of his ooks. His first, ‘Mother Is a * Tiolent Woman” was a success of
t year. : tt xe Theodore es, marimba soloist, will play. ‘The Music Guild Chorus, directed
Dillenbeck with |
coln at 8
, will sing.
Mrs. hneider,
president, is gene W. H. Day is ticket Mrs J. M. BE ar Mrs. Hayes, h assisted
chairman
Fetes Bride
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Guild 1 chairman. Mrs. chairman and chairman, will Carl y South,
| Woodruff Place Club ''To Play Cards
ancheon rece the ge for Mrs. Wallace A.
Reservations
For Guild Party
Many table reservations have been made for the annual Sunnyside Guild card party in the Murat Temple Friday. The proceeds from this party will go toward the continued support of rehabilitation - work at Sunnyside Sanatorium. Those who have reservations are: Mesdames N. M. Veery, Nordeau
M.| Heap, Winston E. Noble, Henry F.
Schricker, Helen Staib, William E. Murphy, Fred P. Rusch, Frank E. Malott, Donald Armstrong, Fred L. Garnett, Phillip R. Hedback, H. B. Rennard, Maurice Healy, Albert Cooly, F. W. Teeters, Ralph Kaley, Chester Taylor, Hollis Kirk, Paul Sharick, James S. Browning, A. M. Browning, Walter Carbaugh, Guy Roberts, Roy E. Hickman, Stanley . Adams, Roy Underwood, D. R. Anderson, Louis W. Brandt, Frank C. Otte, Albert M. Donato, Henry Brandt Jr.,, O. F. Hands, L. E. Eberly, Harry G. Hilton, O. A. Hershberger and Emma Moebs. Mesdames Ralph C, Hardesty, A. H. Queisser, Josephine Shook, W. L. Bensford, A. W. Buschman, Walter R. Shirley, Phillip A. Kappes, James McCoy, L. M. Henderson, William Watters, William Petersen, T. R. Robertson, Carl Iserloth, Charles E. Stevens, James H. Gibson, Srancis Sommer, Harold Mercer, Harry Kryter, George Hadley, K. L. Crickman, Eugene Rich, Ralph M. Davis, William PF. Davis, W. C. Whipple, Harriet Terry, Charles Howell, William Bartlett, A. E. Butler, J. B. McGuire, Wred Clarke, T. W. Ledwith, T. F. Riddell, Roy A. Geider, Robert Davidson, George Lawler, W. J. Roth, Charles Bahne, Robert D. Sheen, Charles Hopkins, Harry Boggs, Earl Liftle, Lowell Fisher, Leo Rassow, Joseph Cravens, Henry McCoy, H. C. Aamot, Henry Dollman, A. FP. Eiteljorg, Herbert Furstenburg, Donald Marburger, Edgar Thompson, Everette Small, Edward Burget, Edward Harmening, Louis Grabhorn, A. FP. McCord, William Huff and William Bolen.
. ‘Brown, Ralph Betz, Everett E. Lett, C. E. Cox, James Sargent Jr., Ray Fatout, George C. Wright, Howard Allisbaugh, Beatrice Armstrong, Roy Kerr, T. B. Graven, M. T. Patton and W. C. Hunter. .
The Woman's Club of Woodruff place will meet in the East Drive Clubhouse for a card party Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. James Tucker hostesses. New officers are Mrs. A.
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‘Father's Day’ Parties Are Arranged
Several additional parties have been planned to attend the performance of “Father's Day” at English’s Theater Thursday evening, under the sponsorship of the Indianapolis Branch of the American Association of University Women.
One box party, including Messrs. and Mesdames Lowell S. Fisher, Frederick A. Brier and Clifford C. Garrett, will be guests of the Fishers at supper after the show. With Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Kohlstaedt will be Dr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and Dr. and Mrs.
1C. J. Clark. Another box party will
include Mesdames Morris B. Paynter, Ora Lesh, Eugene F. Boggs, C. F. Kortepeter, Luther R.. Markin and Erwin W. Wilkins. ! Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green will entertain at dinner for a party including Mrs. Elizabeth C. Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lingle and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Appel. Guests in the box of Maj. and Mrs, Edward M. Chellew will be Col. ‘Walter S. Drysdale, Col. and Mrs. Thearl W. Essig and Miss Constance Essig. In the box of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lego will be Miss Betty Lee Snyder, Miss Jean‘ Burr, Walter King Jr. and Charles Squyers. Miss Snyder will entertain at dinner before the theater.
Others Attending .
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Meiks at an after-theater party will
be Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Little, Dr. and Mrs. Russel Sage, Dr..and Mrs. Robert M. Dearmin, Dr. and Mrs. James F. Balch, Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Dyar, Dr. and Mrs. T. 'D. Rhodes, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles W. Jones, Guy E. Morrison and Louis E. Smith. Theater guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elrod Jr. will be Mr. and Mrs. Oren D. Pritchard and Mr. and Mrs. Parker T. Spinney, Wabash. Attending together will be Messrs. and Mesdames Russell’ Carothers, Leland Engmark and Curtis Weigel. Others forming ag@arty will be Dr. and Mrs. Walter P. Morton and Dr. and Mrs: Myron S. Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Baker Jr. will entertain with a family dinner before the theater for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Baker Sr., Mrs. J. R. Fenstermaker, Miss Mary Adelaide Denton and John David Baker. Attending with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Allen will be Mr. and Mrs. Graeme B. Supple and Dr. and Mrs. John Swann. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Martin and
L.| pr. and Mrs. George Kohlstaedt will
see the show together as will Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fcuts and Dr. and Mrs. Douglas White. Mrs. Donal C. Drake and Mrs. Arthur E. Focke have planned a party to include Mesdames Frank J. Wise, Walter E. Kyle, Frank J. Pobst, Russell Fifer, Howard W. Houser and Ted C. Brown. Proceeds of the benefit performance, which formally opens the season at the English Theater, will go to the university women’s million dollar fellowship fund which provides ‘annual grants to 20 ‘women scholars who are doing advanced research and graduate work.
Druggists Auxiliary To Hear Review The Woman's Organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists will hear Mrs: Clayton Ridge review “The Corner Druggist” (Rob-
ert Nixon) at its silver anniversary luncheon tomorrow at the Marott
will be Mrs. George E. Maxwell, chairman, assisted by Mrs. George Stockton and Mrs. R. J. Kane. Mrs. J. L. Simmons, newly elected
the year: Mrs. William Spanagel, chairman of the ways and means committee; Mrs. A. “A. Stevenson, delegate to the Indianapelis Council of Women, and | O. A. DeLoste, alternate; Mrs. BE. Seventh District Clubs, and Mrs. George Lanigan, | te, and Mrs. William Freund, Juvenile Home, with Mrs. Herman Roesch, alternate. ; of the Flower Mission Auxiliary; Mrs. Joseph !
Reick,
1 Miss Phyllis Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foster, Tipton, became the bride
Osborn are at home at 520 N. Meridian St.
Hotel. In charge of the program| .
president, has announced aids for|
and Mrs.
women this week.
CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST tomorrow, The day’s' program which plahs for activities of the society for the next quarter will be presented by Mrs. B. A. Knight, president. : A luncheon will be served by members of Group 9 under the direction of Mrs. T. D. Campbell, president, assisted by Mrs. M. B. Stratton and Miss Vay Stringer. Mrs. J. C. Hamilton, Group 10 president, and -members of her group will be hostesses. Before Mr. Feeney's talk, devotions will be led by Mrs. Frank M. Smith and Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will sing. Mrs. Albert Reep is music chairman. The afternoon program will open at 1:30 p. m. Plans for a hobby show, .Jov. 4 in the church, are being made. The show is the general project of the ways and means committee for the year. Mrs. Clifford Plummer is general . chair: A cafeteria supper will precede the fair’s opening and a travel show will be given as part of the entertainment. Mrs. Plummer has appointed Miss Stringer as arrangements chairman,
A Halloween party will be given by the ALTAR SOCIETY of the ASSUMPTION. CHURCH in. the school basement this evening at 7:30 p. m. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Leo McCarty and Mrs. Henry Sahm. A pillowcase card party will be given Oct. 21 in the school basement at 8:15 p. m. Mrs. Daniel Brosnan is chairman.
The HOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT of the THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH will hold a luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. at the church. The Mary Conkle Circle will act as hostess. Mrs. Hal Purdy
will speak on “Women of the Bible” and Dr. William F. Rothenburger, pastor, will give the invocation. The Peerless Trio will present a musical program, accompanied by Mrs. Natalia Conner, and Mrs. Ross Griffith will have charge of devotioms. Mrs. Clyde V. Montgomery is program chairman. Mrs. W. D. Roberts, president, will preside.
A card party will be given Wednesday evening in Saered Heart Hall, Palmer and S. Meridian Sts., by the BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY of SACRED HEART CHURCH. All games will be played, beginning at 8:30 p. m. Miss Amelia Rautenberg, chairman, will be assisted by Sodality officers.
2. Miss Marjorie McDonough was married to Joseph Hilgenberg in a ceremony performed Aug, 23. Mr. and Mrs. Hilgenberg are at home at 6135 Ralston Drive. (Kindred Photo.) -
and Mrs. 33d St.
Sheriff Al Feeney Will Address Churchwomen Tomorrow; Altar Society Holds Party
Guest speakers will be featured on programs held by local churchWhen the WOMAN'S SOCIETY for CHRISTIAN SERVICE of the
CHURCH holds its general meeting
Sheriff Al Feeney will talk on “Youth at the Crossroads.” will begin with a board meeting at 10 a. m. at
Rev. Robbins To Address W.C. T.U. Unit
THE SARAH A. SWAIN W.C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Edith Grant tomorrow for a covered dish luncheon. Rev. M. O. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist Church, will give the Bible study and Mrs. Robbins will lead the devotions.
Reports from delegates to the Marion County convention and the -National convention will be heard. Transportation will be provided those who meet at the Victory Memorial Church not later than 10:30 a. m.
THE FRANCES WILLARD W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Lula Alberts, 1341 Edgemont Ave, tomorrow for an all day meeting. Rev. A. J. Coble will talk on “Citizenship and Temperance” at the afternoon session. Mrs. E. P. Messick will have charge of devotions and installa-
tion of officers and directors. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. PF. N. Daniel, 5850 Lowell Ave., was to be hostess today to the IRVINGTON W. C. T. U. at a 1 o'clock . luncheon. Assisting the hostess were to be: Mesdames A. L. Reed, C. E. Simpson, E. W. Krause, R. E. Higgs and A. J. Fisher. Sherwood Blue, Marion County prosecutor,. was to speak in the afternoon on “Law Enforcement” and Mrs. Wilson T. Patterson was to sing. Delegates were to be selected for the state convention at Gary.
The ° UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Chester Gardner, 1426 Edwards Ave. tomorrow ‘at: 2 p. m. Rev. D. W. Noble will speak on “Why People Drink” and Mrs. C. I. Eicher will lead the devotions. A musical program will be provided by Mrs. Robert McKay. Mrs. Silas Ryker. will preside.
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3. Mrs. Ralph Ayres Schofield was Miss Jane Hamilton, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Hamilton,
before her marriage Sept. 28. Mr. Schofield are at home at 610 E.
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A. O. A. Session Attended by 250 Delegates
The Alpha Omicron Alpha national sorority hoped to arrive. a step closer to achieving its goal of establishing a Girls’ Town, similar to Boys’ Town in Nebraska, when
the project was up for discussion at the sorority’s 21st annual conyenien Saturday at the Hotel Lincoln. Business sessions were attended by approximately 250 delegates from the 29 chapters in Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota and Ohio. Several chapters reported that they have “adopted” girls as candidates for residence in the proposed Girls’ Town when a location can be obtained. A fund has been started to finance the project. Mrs. J. R. Sentney of Indianapolis was re-elected grand president at a pre-convention council meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Kuhinfan of Indianapolis was reelected treasurer and other officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Tim othy Baldwin, Chicago, first vice president; Mrs. David Boxell, Muncie, second vice president; Mrs. Charles E. Bowes, Indianapolis, recording secretary, and Mrs. H. H. Cavendar, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary.
Appointments Made
Mrs. Sentney re-appointed Mrs. L. C. True, historian, and Mrs.
Frank M. Walker, parliamentarian, both of Indianapolis. She also reappointed Mrs. Baldwin, Illinois State chairman; Mrs. Clarence W. Byland of Minneapolis, Minnesota chairman, and Mrs. i1. E. Turley of Cleveland, O., chairman. At a noon luncheon, short talks were made by Mrs. Turley, Mrs. Byland, and Mrs. G. F. Kielhack, Minneapolis; Mrs. Arthur J. Stahr, St. Paul; Mrs. Fred J. Smith, Muncie; Mrs. Charles Harris, Columbus, and Mrs. Joseph Sahakian, Indianapolis. Charters were granted to two new chapters, Phi and Psi of Indianapolis, bringing the total to 31. The convention dinner, dance. and card party were held Saturday in the Travertine Room. Mrs. Sentney spoke and members provided a musical program. : Memorial services were held yesterday morning at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Roy Ewing Vale. A luncheon at the Lincoln followed and a model initiation service in the afternoon was the closing event.
Legion News— Auxiliary Sews For Red Cross
Sewing and knitting for the Red Cross is claiming the attention of AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY members. Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger, president of the JOHN H. HOLLIDAY JR. UNIT 186, will be hostess at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday to the Red Cross sewing and knitting group formed by the unit. Plans for a rummage sale to be held Saturday near. 25th St. and Martindale Ave. will be completed.
The BRUCE P. ROBISON UNIT 133 of the American Legion
Patients of the U. 8S. Veterans’ Hospital will be entertained with a
Arrangements - for the hich will be held in the new recreon building of the hospital, are
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| Book Meetings
Tomorrow
Three P. E. 0. Groups Plan Programs 5
chapters of the P. E. O. Sisterhood have scheduled meetings for tomorrow
tomorrow with a luncheon at Horuff’s. Mrs. John McConnell will serve as hostess.
“Know Your Navy” will be the subject of a talk by Joseph W. Barr given tomorrow before the ALPHA DELTA LATREIAN CLUB meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Bradley Haight, 614 E. 52d St. Assistants will be Mesdames James Ray, James Ruddell and George Cornelius.
P. Ward Holaday will talk .on
Mrs. Holaday entertains CHAPTER 8, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD. Miss Helen Spivey will present the thought for the chapter.
CHAPTER U, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, will be entertained at a 1 p. m. luncheon tomorrow by Mrs. J. A. Crewes, 6427 Pleasant Run Blvd. Mrs. F. E. Best will assist and Mrs. R. H. Carpenter will conduct a constitutional quiz. Mrs. J. C. Siegesmund will present “Gleanings From
J the Record.”
Mrs. L. J. Badollet, 4475 N. Meridian St. will be hostess tomorrow for CHAPTER W, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, Mrs. Herbert B., Sargent will present the program,
‘Talks on Allis McKay and “They Came to a River” by Mrs. H. S. Allen and Mrs. T. E. Foster will be features of the program presented tomorrow for the HOOSIER TOURIST CLUB. Mrs. Thomas B. Davis, 906 Fairfield Ave. will be hostess.
Mrs. Mabel Renick will be hostess, at Ayres’ Tearoom, for the INTER ALIA CLUB meeting tomorrow. Mrs. Ross Coffin and Mrs. H. L. Simons will talk on “An Island Patchwork” and “On White or Rye.”
“Historical Survey of Early Indiana” will be presented by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler for the IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB tomorrow when it meets with Mrs. Silas J. Carr, 520 N. Audubon Road.
THE PROCTOR CLUB will open its season tomorrow with Mrs. Walter J. Stuhldreher, 4225 Central Ave.,, as hostess. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will talk on “The Liturgical Movement.” :
THE SOCIAL STUDY CLUB'S meeting tomorrow will be with Mrs. Thomas M. Staver, 5613 E. Michigan St. Mrs. Walter George will talk on “Born in Paradise.”
At the TO-KALON CLUB'’s President’s Day tomorrow, Mrs. Charles M. Maley will talk on “Journey to Rio.” The meeting will be at Mrs.
Maley’s home, 5358 Washington Blvd.
The O-DELL CLUB will sponsor a dance and card party at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at the 50-50 clubrooms, 211 N. Delaware St. Gilly Banta’s Orchestra will play.
Mrs. Hazel Hopping will talk on “Costa Rica” at a dinner meeting by the ALPINA C , INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, tomorrow at 6 p. m. in tHe Colonial Tearoom.
Word has been received by Miss Lily Kerz, president of the local unit of the ZONTA CLUB, that Miss Helen Beach, regional chairman of Zonta International, with headquarters in Detroit, will - visit the Indianapolis Club during Zonta Week Nov. 10 to 15. Tomorrow evening Miss Kerz will preside at a dinner meeting in the Spink-Arms Hotel at 6:30 p. m. Miss Eunice Hensley, co-chairman of the program committee, will introduce the speaker of the evening, Miss Mary Cain of the Public Library, who will talk on “Books ih This Troubled World of Ours.” The club ‘will sponsor an autumn tes Sunday, Nov. 30.
At a recent meeting of the S. N. I. P, E. CHAPTER SUB- FEDERATION, four new members were inducted: Misses JoAnn Kinney, Betty Ann Dickover, Dixie Williams and JoAnn Brown. Plans were made for a cookie sale.
At a recent meeting of the VERSATELS SUB-DEBS plans . were completed for a Hallowen party, to be held Oct. 25. On the committee will be Misses Doris Rogers, Jean Sawter, Jean Cubel, Hazel Kehl, Anna Daum, Mary Jane Stadfelt, Christine Callis, Joan Eisenbarth and Mildred Manlove. Newly elected officers of the year are Miss Stadfelt president; Miss Kehl, vice president; Miss Man
Two Latreian Clubs and three|
ent’s ‘Day will be: observed by ALPHA BETA LATREIAN CLUB:
“Glacier Party” tomorrow when}
“ 2 NERS Mrs. Duane Jones (above) is a member of the committee in “charge of the party which Gamma ‘Phi Zeta Sorority will hold at 8 p. m. next Thursday in Feeser’s Tearoom. Guests will include the wives of medical students, internes and resident physicians at the Indiana University Medical School. Others on the commits | tee are Mrs. J. Lawrence Sims, ' chairman, and the Mesdames Joseph Ball, Lowell Henderson, | James Peirce, Robert Salassa, | Woodson Young, Paul Reith, E,' K. Stucky, R. M. Vandivier and John Flick.
Mrs. Markun To Address Sisterhood
Mrs. Louis R. Markun, executive board member of the National Fede eration of Temple Sisterhoods, will be in Akron, O., tomorrow to speak at the opening meeting of Akron’s N. F. T. 8S. at Temple Israel. She
will speak as a service of the N. Fi, T. S. Speakers’ Bureau, according to announcement made by the Cine
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eration. The Federation is the world’s largest Jewish women’s religious group. Mrs. Harold I. Platt is president of the local Sisterhood.
‘Other officers are Mrs. David Lure
vey, first vice president; Mrs. Are thur Fairbanks, second vice presie dent; Mrs. Morris L. Jacobs, core responding secretary; Mrs. I. BE,
bert Dannin, recording secretary. Affiliated with the National Fede eration since 1917, the local Sistere hood has a membership of 284. Mrs, Markun is ‘a past president of the State Federation of Temple Sisters hoods. She is a park commissioner and has served as president of the Indianapolis Branch of the Sta Assembly Woman's Club. :
N. F, T. S. Program
An affiliate of the Union of Amer« ican Hebrew Congregations, central organization of Liberal Judaism in America, N. F. T. 8. engages in a broad program of service to Jewish and humanitarian causes. It cone tributes large sums annually to the Union for scholarships and relige ious educational work, especially youth activities. Special funds established by N. F, T. S. provide for publication of ree ligious school textbooks, correspond ence courses in Jewish history and literature for those in isolated communities, and institutes for adults and religious schocl teachers, To meet the present national and international emergency, the work of the federation has been devels oped in several ways. Immediate problems are: met by active co-op eration with Red Cross, British War Relief and United Service ore ganizations. Facing post-war problems, one N. F. T. 8S. national committee is directing study courses in social bet= terment and plans for world ree organization.
To Present Review Of ‘Keys of Kingdom”
The first of a series of book reviews by Mis. Russell Sanders will. be sponsored tomo: at 1 p. m., in Ayres’ auditor by St. Catherine’s Guild of the| Epise copal Church of the Advent. Mrs, Sanders will review “Keys of the Kingdom.” ng Mrs. Emmett Judson, general chairman, is in charge of [ticket sales for Circle E of the Guild, Other chairmen are Mrs. R. Cashon, Circle A; Mrs. Ritchie, Circle B; Mrs. Frederick Payne; Onl S gm Mrs. Ralph gerton, e Lb. Mrs. Dudley Williston is chairman at large for the series and Mrs. Lucius French is the guild Whipple
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