Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1941 — Page 21
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2 4 Algonquin Riding
Six burkeys will be -gaily bedecked with colored ribbons and
hidden about the grounds and each team of hunters will wear rib=
bons matching that on the turkey they are expected to “corral.”
: The recently. appointed social committee will be in charge of the event. Miss Louise Dickson is chairman, assisted by ‘her sister,
Rosemary, Miss Frances Haight, Miss. Mary Moore, Qscar B. Perine and Verne K. Reeder. They will be assisted by the group rides . committee: Marvin E. Curle, chairman, and Mesdames Ronald B. Woodard, Harold S. Cheney, J. J. Ronayne and Willis E Kum, Miss Marilyn Richards, Fred Cox and Bob Perine. He Yesterday Mrs. Frank Haight organized a new Red Cross knitting and sewing unit to meet weekly at the clubhouse. Workers at
the first session were Mesdames Cheney, William A. Hussey, E. A.
Crane, Ronayne, Perine and Reeder and Miss Mary Ellen Willis, 8 8 = 8 8-8
Following its annual election this week, the Indiana Saddle Horse Association is prepared for another year of activity. E. A. Crane, who was general chairman for the recent I. S. H. A. Roundup, became president. Dr. P. O. Bonham, Ralph Kelsch, Brownsburg, and Dan Striebel, Michigan City, are first, second and third vice presidents, Richard W. Fox is .to serve as, secretary .with Kyle Herder as-his assistant and George Sadlier will be treasurer. Board members chosen recently by the membership are ‘Harold D. Johnson, William H. Wemmer, P. O. Ferrel, Mr. Sadlier, Robert H. Brown and Dr. Bonham, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. William Goodwin of Frankfort.
Museum to Have Lithograph Printing Demonstration
JOHN HERRON ART SOHOOL has announced 2 demonstration - of lithograph print making for 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the school. The process, from preparation of the stone upon which the design is drawn to the matting of the finished print, will be shown by Floyd Hopper under the school’s auspices. Mr. Hopper, a graduate of Herron, has exhibited prints in a number of national annuals—the Philadelphia Print Show, the International Print Show and the American Color Print Annual. In 1940, at the National Exhibition in Oklahoma City, his print, “Blue Monday,” was awarded first prize, the print now being in the collection of the Oklahoma Art Center. Mr. Hopper is a director of the Indiana Artists Club and a member of the Indiana Society of Print Makers ‘and. the: Southern Print Makers Society. Donald Mattison, Herron School director, has announced that a course in lithography will be given in the evening school, beginning Nov. 18 and continuing throughout the year from 7 to 10 p. m. each Tuesday. |/A_special exhibition of prints from the Herron Museum collection together with some student prints will be featured at to‘morrow’s demonstration.
Mrs. Robert Daggett on Portfolio. Club's Program
MRS. ROBERT FROST DAGGETT will appear on The Portfolio club’s program when it meets tomorrow night at the clubrooms in the Propylaeum. Her subject will be “By the Way.” Members of the supper committee are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wheeler, . and Mrs. Edward D. James and Mrs, Janet P. Bowles. ”® “ o 8 ®. 8, ~ » «Carol e Matilda, the ‘Mary Stuart of Danish History” will be Mrs. W. 11 Coppock’s topic wken she speaks before the Indi-
' anapalis Woman's, Club Friday afternoon. The meeting will be at
3 o'clock’ in the Propylaeum: Mrs. Herman ©. Wolff’s .paper will be “My African Grandfather.” E # ” 2 2 » 8 Mrs. Tom S. Elrofl will entertain the Irvington Womans” Club next Monday. Mrs. William H. Insley will discuss’ “The Wife of a Man of Genius.” The club will celebrate its 49th anniversary at the Dec. 1 meeting with. Mrs. Walter ‘H. Montgomery.
Club Wil Hobe : Torey kunt om Horseback ‘Sunday |
A “BIRD IN THE HAND” will Fave no special value ~ Sunday when the Algonquin Riding Club holds its annual turkey hunt preceding a Thanksgiving dinner at the : Shibhouse Tr sf turkeys, hunted by six teams on horseback, must al be iain holds barred—before the judges. at the Algonquin barn after they have been tracked down over the four or five hundred acres of the riding club grounds. -
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P. T A : News— :
' |Bridgeport—7:30 p. m. Gymnasium.
Sororities—
Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae Plan. Christmas Boxes for Needy;
- Sigma Phi Kappa Dinner Sunday
An anniversary dinner, initiation and card party ‘are ‘among the
features of today’s sorority news.
Arrangements for sending boxes of clothing to needy families in|
the Kentucky hill country will be discussed by Mrs. L. Victor Brown, vice president of the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON PI, tonight at a business meeting of the’ organization. Mra.
Robert Fessler, 154 Blue Ridge Road, Mrs. ‘Brown also will talk on “Frontier Nursing During the Past Year” Mrs. Fessler, chairman of the Founders’ Day dinner, Dec. 8 at the Hunters’ Lodge of the Marott ‘Hotel, will report on plans for the event. Miss Gladys Hawickhorst and Miss Harriet Heavenridge will assist the hostess. An Irvington group of the alumwill be formed tomorrow night
the home of Mrs. Edward F. . Dirks,.77 Layman Ave. Mrs. T. C. Davis, h of the local alumnae,
- the sorority met yesterday after=noon with Mrs, Edward Yount.
The 20th annual dinner of the ALPHA OF SIGMA PHI A, Lutheran sorority, will, be hel WA the Hotel Lincoln Saturday a joined by
will be the organizer. The. om Cross sewing unit of
be the title of a talk | Hoyer, Louisville. will take part on the Mrs. Homer J. Carter;
ir’ has been the pringen sot
will be hostess.
Soy roject of the Sorajty. in re-|
the home of Miss Louise Suams, 1822 S. East St. 5
Mrs. Marion Arvin, 443 N. Dearborn St. will entertain members of the ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA PHI ALPHA Homorrow evening at 8:15 p. m, fain Plans for » seupper-britige party, to be held at the Food Craft Shop Tuesday evening, will be completed. On the party committee will be Mesdames Arvin, Herbert - Gilligan and James Werner,: ©
The BETA CHAPTER oF GAM-
card party in the Citizens’ Gas & Coke Utility Priday evening. Miss Rosemary Linder is party chairman.
{XI DELTA XI this. EE
* Members of the GA TER OF TRI CHI met last Min with ‘Miss Nora Louise Bauer.
MA PHI ALPHA. will sponsor a
Mrs. Therman Emminger, 219 N.| =| Forrest Ave,, will entertain memIvers of the DELTA CHAPTER OF
TODAY
and P.-T. A. will meet jointly in auditorium; Mrs, Nita Milstead
Miss Edith Hall, principal, will lead discusion. ; 82—1:30 p. m. ton Maehler. : tion,” Mrs. Claude King. Miss Lelia Buckley's room will give a program. “The Story of Oil,” motion picture. Beech Grove—T7:30 Dp. m. Auditorium. American Legion and Auxiliary, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, special guests. Mrs, Wilfred Hurst presiding.
“Safety,” Mrs. An-
Mrs. Hazel Steele, field representative of Arthur Jordan Conservatory, and several conservatory students will present a program. Mrs. "Earl N. Armbrust, presiding.
Speedway—1: 45 p. m. Gymnasium. Invocation, H. O. Pritchard. Business session. “Parent Education,” Robert Heath. High School Chorus ‘program. The ParentEducation Group will meet at 1: hd p. m. at Speedway Christia Church. Mrs. Fred Wilson, county chairman will review “Untying Apron Strings,” (H. G. Hogue). Mrs, Glen Collins and Mrs. A. 3 Vincent, hostesses. Mrs. W, L Heston, chairman.
Lowell—8 p. m. Mrs. R. W. Murry, Red Cross speaker. Room 2 will present a Thanksgiving program, directed by Mrs. Grace Wright. 17—-17:30 p. m. Combined meeting of parents and pupils. 53—7:30 p. m. Miss Fred Herbst, guest speaker. Special music. 5 :30 p. m. “The Community eets New Conditions,” Sherwood Blue, prosecuting attorney. Entertainment by pupils. Open house. 66—7:30 p. m. Open. house, preceded by dinner for fathers, prepared by ia girls. Display of pupil's
pd 30-9:30 p. m. Open house. School Orchestra and Mothers’ Chorus. Parents Education’ Group will meet at 1:30 p. m. at which time Mrs. William Book ‘will discuss “Does Money Make the Man?” 3 i 73—Parent-Education Study group will = discuss . “The Homemaker} Takes Over” and “What It Means - to Be An Adolescent.” Mrs, George Downey ins charge. - Benjamin Harrison—17 p. m. Homecoming and doll sale, directed by: Mrs. John H. Phipps. :
TOMORROW
Bridgeport, 2:30 P. M.—Gymnasium, visitation tea. | Mrs. Ralph Hicks,
chairman, Pleasant Run, 10 A. M.—Study Group 1, Mrs. G. Wieland, 6740 E. 13th St. “Science and War,” Mrs. OC. A, Rossell; 8:50 a. m—Groups : 2, 3 and 4 will .meet at Warren Central High School far a Red Cross first-aid course; 1 p. m.— Group 5, Mrs. H. A. Timmerman, 5934 “BE. 22d St. “Does ‘Money: Make the Man,” discussion topic. M.—Open House. “Making Life” of ‘Butler University. ‘The High School Girl in Her Home,” Miss} Martha Foxworthy, student. “The High School Boy in His Home,” ‘Edmund Cornelius, student. High School grchestia and Golden | ev
80—2 p. m. Parent Education Group|
will give lecture—music - recital. |
“parent Educa-| .
Strong Through Family| 8. Robinson, president}:
afterncon will be that of Miss La
Mr. Adams. attended Butler Nu fraternity.
Lee Attendants have been named by Miss Jean Case, daughter of Mrs.
«| Thedis Case, 3411 Kenwood. Ave.,
for her wed - to Paul C. Sparks, son of Mrs. e Sparks Gatton,
Fostoria, O. 'The ceremony will take place in the Third Christian Church next Wednesday. Mrs. Lowell R. : Gano will be matron of. honor and Miss Doris Mae Reed and Miss: Miriam Vollmer, bridesmaids: An “A.B.C. Shower” will be given he evening by Mrs. Gano, ‘1716 N.'Rural St., in honor of ‘Miss Case. Guests will include Mesdames Case,| Alex Gano, Fred Mindach, Marie Perdiue and the Misses Dorothy Gano, Jean Benham, Jean Buschmann, Betty Burckes, Margaret Mc-
Anally, Adele Lobraico, Margaret Kayser, Nadine Crosby, Vollmer and Reed
Miss Mary Helen Yates and Miss Reed will entertain with a linen shower tomorrow. Members of Alpha Chi Omega, of which Miss Case is a member, will honor her with a bathroom shower Sunday. The ‘secretarial staff of Butler Univer-
for Miss Case recently.
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Miss Gertrude Cochran will be entertained with a. personal shower
|by Miss Mary Rita Landers and Mrs. R. C. Baumgart this evening
at Catherine’s Restaurant. Miss Landers’ marriage to Harry BE. Rumrill Jr., will take place in St. Patrick's Church ‘Thanksgiving. - Guests: will be Mrs. John ‘Cochran, mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. Harry E. Rumrill, mother of the bridegroom-to-be, and = Mesdames Herbert J. Sanders, George J. Okey, Bernard Roth, and the Misses Florence Lavelle, Alice Murphy, Lois Clements, Mary Rita Topmil-
and Winifred Cochran, » 8 »n
a ‘Tatman, whose marriage to Jack Witham will take place next Wednesday, will be given by Mr. ‘Witham’s aunts, Mrs. George: D.
Mrs. William Tatman,
Singess. :
Su gave a surprise See ic
ler, Bernice Williams, Eileen Foley, Bred Ripple High School, 7-10] Agnes:
A ‘miscellaneous shower for Miss
Mogle and Miss Lula Mogle Priday || mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. ||
Jean Case Names Attendants For Marriage to Paul Sparks
Marriage announcements and shovels feature today’s bridal news. Mrs. Ruth Paget, 2349 N. Delaware St, announces the marriage of her daughter, June Adele, to Robert Keith Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hollis Adams, 3545 N. Capitol Ave. The wedding was ‘Aug. 22. niversity. and is a member of Sigma
Bert Witham, mother of the bride-groom-to-be, will be among those present. - oa : Other guests will include Mesdames Ernest Gordon, Charles Darrah, Okla Whiteside, William Heid, Harold Patterson, Margaret Patterson, Edward Pitcher, Edward Off Jr., puis F. Mogle, O. M. Fowler, Hugh Thorpe, Huston Bolander, Ida M. Dailey, Gi. C. Schaub, Martha Maier, Martha Blackmeier, Wilbur Cox and Frank Dotson and the Misses . Maxine Sarles and Mary Lindsey. ‘Out ot town guests will be Mrs. A. C. Turner, Greenfield; ' Mrs, Frances Worland, Pendleton; Mss, Otto Bolander, McCordsville; Mrs 0. M. Seitz, Paducah, Ky. ‘and Mrs. Don C. Hall Jr,, Gulfport, Miss, & 2 fa The marriage of Miss Doris Kelley,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noel W. Kelley, to Charles Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Cannon, took place in .the. Holy Cross Church Saturday at 9 a. m. Fr. Joseph Goossens officiated at the ceremony. The bride was given in. marriage by her father. The bride's sistir, Mrs. . Joseph Lyons, and Mrs. J. Joseph Cannon were her attendants. J. Joseph® Cannon acted as best man and the ushers included Mr. Lyons, Paul Kelley, William Billerman and John Delaney. “A reception following the ceremony was held at the bride’s home, 2617 N. Carroliton Ave. Out-of-town guests included Mr, and Mrs. Donavon Stong, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiley and daughter Joan, of Ldfayette, and Miss Dorothy Dix, Martinsville.,
Oak Hill C Tub to Meet
The Oak Hi {3randmothers Club will ‘meet at 1 90 p. m. tomorrow | Miss with. Mrs. Clarence Arbuckle.
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Adams -P, aget Wedding Revealed; Legion News— || Industrial Girls Club. il Initiat National Head [Will Initiate
of Auxiliary To Be Honored
| Mrs. Merle Murrill, national president of the American Legion, will be honored at a dinner in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel this evening. The dinner is in conjunction with the Legion’s presidents and secretaries’ conference here today and tomorrow.. . “The arrangements committee includes members of the 12TH DISTRICT" executive board, with Mrs. Jean Boyle, chairman, ‘and Mesdames Harry Ridgeway, Frank White, Don Smith, Ray U.-Vander-
grift, Fred Hasselbring and Roul |
Cornelius.
‘The monthly . luncheon meeting of the OSRIC MILLS WATKINS
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
.|will be held tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. O. L. Watkins, 2415 N. Pennsylvania, St. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Frederick Albershardt, A. M. Feist and David Monroe. At a business meeting directed by Mrs. William R. Bolen, president; four special reports will be received. Mrs. John Ross will talk on the six weeks’ training course given by the Council of Social Agencies; Mrs. Irwin McComb on the unit's annual card party held Oct. 22; Mrs. George Petersen on the current membership drive, and Mrs. Harry Nolen on the Indianapolis Council of Women. Several of the unit members will attend the dinner, tonight in’ the
Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel, |:
held in connection with the annual presidents and secretaries! oconference, and the luncheon for welfare and rehabilitation chairmen tomorrow at the.Hotel Antlers.
olf ’ # ve + Pledges Tomght Pledge services: will follow the spread which Beta: Chapter of Omega Phi Tau. Sorority, ‘will have fonight at 7 o'clock at the home of
Mary Weaver, n. N. shinwood
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And smart Series will hr a 1 2X i ~ NOW=—vhile our sections ate 30’ &
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| {trial Girls will have a spaghetti
Yembers of the club for Indus-
dinner tomorrow at 6 p. m. in: the Y.W. C. A . Following dinner, new members| will be initiated into the club, under the leadership of Miss Gladys Blanton and Miss Alma Taylor of the membership cornmittee. Mrs. Gene Yoder, will discuss interior decorating problems at the Eride's| Course: at 7:30 p. m. The Y. W. Quest Club will hear | Curtis Hodges, managing -director of the Blood Doriors Center of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross, this evening st the| Y. W. Miss Hannah Hart, a)member of the public affairs Somumitie, will present Mr. Hodges. - Busenbark, present, wil
* Verne Fleener, daughter of - _ and Mrs. H. A. Fleener, to Biche
married recently
Brownsburg, and Mrs. A. J. Heaney, Detroit, The ig is at home in Bloom field, Ind. (Photorefl . Phote, ph
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ing are at home at 1008 .
Ave. Mrs. Browning was Delores Harsin, daughter of WIE. Harsin, before her marriage sigh. 18. (Moorefield Photo.) 5. The marriage of Miss i: VanLaningham of Oaklandon oj James Todd has been annourice The couple is at home at 3 Guilford Ave, (Photoreflex
6. Mrs. Kendall Heidelberg :
Mr. and Mrs. before her marriage Oct. 11. (P toreflex Photo.) q A Thelma Metzger, daug ‘ tersof Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Metzger, Burlington, Ind, was married’ Edward Hagerty Sept. 13. (Blogk
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