Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1942 — Page 17
FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1042
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Societ The Players Announce Casts For Two Productions Jan. 2%
CASTS FOR THE TWO PRODUCTIONS to be presented by The Players at the Civic Theater on Jan. 24 have been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Newell Coyt Mun-
son, production chairmen. Raymond F. Mead, president of The Players, will portray one of the roles in “Revolt of the Morons” which
is to be directed by Dr. John Ray Newcomb. Others appearing will be Larry Willson, Mrs. Paul Fletcher and A. K. Scheidenhelm. Players in the melodrama, “Crime Does Not Pay,” directed by Mrs. Richard Hoover, will be Mrs. Julian Bobbs, Mrs. Kevin D. Brosnan, Ralph W. Lieber, Eugene B. Hibbs and J. Perry Meek.
Day Nursery Association Elects MRS. JOHN E. MESSICK was re-elected yesterday for her fourth term as president of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Association at a meeting held in the Nursery. Other new officers are Spiegel and Mrs. Eli Lilly, first and second vice presits: Mesdames R. J. Hudelson, Walter Krull, Arthur IL. Gillion
bership secretaries respectively, and Mrs. Harold West, treasMrs. Clarence F. Merrell became assistant membership secretary New directors chosen were Mesdames Gilliom, Messick and M. J. Spencer and Robert A. Adams. Holdover directors are Harper J. Ransburg, Wallace O. Lee, Mesdames Spiegel and Hudelson. ComBurns, Junior Auxiliary; Q. G. Noblitt, house and grounds; Mrs. Ransburg, health; Mus, Fred C. Dickson, memorial; Mrs. James T. Murray, mothers’ club: r A Huntsinger, needlework; Mrs, Spencer, personnel; Mrs. el, publicity: Mr. Adams, gifts and bequests; Mrs. Cunningham, ation, and Mrs. Krull, delegate to the Council of Social Agencies. ® 2 5 ® 5 ® The speaker at the Progressive Club's meeting Monday afterhome of Mrs. Edgar BE. Evans will be John S. Modrail. talk on “Good Personnel Relations—A Key to Better Living.” ® 5 2 5 ® = “M'Liss—Stage Favorite of 1870” will be Miss Ruth Bozell's topie she speaks before the Government Science Club at its next meeting on Friday 16 > = os ® ® = The Over the Teacups Club was to meet today with Mrs. T. N. Mrs. W. Dudley Pratt was to read a paper
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Push Sale of Defense Bonds and Stamps
Miss Helen Dallas (left), Washington, yesterday spoke at a luncheon in the Claypool Hotel for members of the newly formed Indiana women’s defense savings organization. women’s activities for the sale of defense savings stamps and bonds. Governor Henry F. Schricker (center) Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren (right), Whiting, Indiana Federation of Clubs president, heads the Mrs. Henry E. Ostrom (standing) is in charge of sales by women in Marion County.
She is directing head of national
New Members Of A.A. UW, To Be Honored
A tea honoring the 41 new members of the American Association of University Women will be given from 2 to 4 p. mM. tomorrow at the hide of Mrs Deonard I. Swarts, 4142 N. Meridian St. 7 the receiving line will be Mis. Virginia Brackett Green, president) of the Indianapolis branch; Ns. Wilbur Appel, vice president and membership chairman, and Mrs.
Clubs Mrs. Albert Small Will Entertain Magazine Club Tomorrow; Rotary Club Dinner Is Monday
Mrs. Othniel Hitch will talk on “Something About Hobbies” at the MAGAZINE CLUB'S meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Albert G.
Voters’ League Maps Work In War Time
‘Winning of Peace’
Is Group's Aim
A plan for carrying information and understanding of government in wartime to “the people” by 600 local units of the League of Women voters was outlined today by the National League's board at a meeting in the Indianapolis. Athletic Club. The plan suggests the appoint= ment of a special committee in each leagiie and a mobilization director to register and organize League members for a regular number of hours of work in distributing infor-= mation on current governmental problems to the public. It also calls for a director to prepare and secure simple statements of governmental problems. The board further suggests that a training director be placed in charge of developing leaders of unit groups, consisting of 10 members each, and the appointment of a speaker's bu= reau and publicity and radio direc= tors in each league. At its final meeting this afternoon the board will arrange for the de= velopment of plans to implement two other points of action: Special attention to local governmental problems and a campaigh to see that a Congress is elected in 1042 which is capable of dealing with problems it will face, particularly that of the post-war organization of peace. The board's action was based on a “Declaration of Wartime Service” prepared by the National Couneil at the conclusion of its two =day meeting here yesterday. This after= noon’s meeting will be the last of
Small, 3606 Watson Road. Roll call responses will be on “What's Yours?” Assisting Mrs. Small as hostess will be the Mesdames J. Blaine Hoff-
man, J. A, Johnson and C. T. Austin.
The MANDALAY CHAPTER of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY CLUB will meet with its president, Mrs. Milton MeDonald, 301 Drexel Ave, Wednesday.
Sororities
The appearance of a guest lee-
the board before the convention in Chicago in April. The Council's declaration asserted that local government should not be neglected because of war conditions and that Congress this year must be capable of dealing with problems it will be called upon to face.
‘All-Out Defense Week’ Program Mapped by Girl Scouts; Leaders to Receive Outline
The Girl Scouts of Indianapolis and Marion County will join in an ‘all-out defense week” program at the Little House beginning Monday. The Scouts will begin to put into action the recent promise made to President Roosevelt to help in the present national emergency. This promise was re-stated locally in a telegram by Mrs. Marvin BE. Curle, local commissioner, to Governor Henry F. Schricker. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, Clarence A. Jackson, director of Civilian Defense, and DeWitt 8. Morgan, superintendent of the Indianapolis Publie Schools, The outline of the defense program Will be presented twice during the week so that all Girl Seout leaders may attend. Brownie leaders will meet Monday from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m., with Mrs. John W. Ferree presiding, assisted by Mrs. W, L. Heston and Miss Mary Reese. Senior leaders’ meetings will be held at the Little House Monday evening at 7 p. m. and on Thurs= day morning from 9:30 to 11:30 o'clock, at which time Mrs. H. H. Cummings wil preside, assisted by Mis. Stuart Bishop, Mrs. Harold S. Cheney and Miss Lucile Cannon.
Defense meetings for intermedi-| ate leaders will be held on Wednes- | day and Friday from 9:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. at the Little House. Mrs, Curle will speak on “Our! Responsibility in Training Youth for Defense” and Mrs. Rose Farrell will speak on “Food Conservation.” Mrs. Thomas J. Blackwell Jr. will lead the discussion assisted by Miss Wilma Lang and Miss Cannon,
Members of the Girl Scout de= fense committee include Mrs. Stuart A. Bishop, general chair= man; Mis. H. H. Cummings, Senior Scout chairman, and the Mesdames Learney Jones, Cheney, Blackwell, Oscar Hagedon, Ferree and Heston. A bureau for Senior scouts who wish to register for service training hag been arranged at Shortridge, Technical and Howe High Schools for Wednesday at 11 a. m.
Civic Director To Address
“A task of special importance lies at the level of local government whose importance often ix underrated in normal times and whose functions are eclipsed in publie attention during wartime,” it pointed the Civie Theater will meet at 10:30]
out . “1 Yay t a. m. W ednesda y at the home of
feels it should be reborn to do some Mrs. Harold M. Trusler. Members| of the tasks in some of the ways will hear Richard Hoover, Civie| that it has known berore, in teach= qyeater director, talk on “The Place
ing both itself and others an under= a . te { standing of government, but ade of the ex ic Theater in Cinllish; justed to the new requirements of | Morale. | winning a war and winning a peace| Final arrangements for the Oscar’ thereafter,” the declaration added pevant Concert, at 3 p. m., Sunday, | In outlining he heed of the League's Feb. 8, in the Indiana Rallroom, will work in a time when non-essential 3 % ati [commodities and activities are being be Finge ni first reservations Re: : : cepted. The Affairs Committee is
sacrificed. sponsoring the event.
MISS JOAN TAYLOR, whose marriage to Dr. Thomas Cobb BC a ma of Cleveland will Be at 8:30 p. Mm. Jan. 24 in the Taberhurch, will be honored at several parties before s the daughter of Mr. anid Mrs. Clifton Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb King of
The program has been planned by| Mrs. Frank Boles will present a Mrs. Herbert Russell, vice president, | musical program and Mis. Oscar and entertainment has been ar-| Burghard will give a report on the ranged by Mrs. Arthur N. Curtiss, Women’s Council assisted by Mrs. Joseph I. Storey. Assisting Mrs. McDonald with the A Musical program will be pro- | meeting will be the Mesdames O. C. vided by a Technical High School Walker, Paul Delbauve, and Julius tric ineludittg Miss Eileen EN y=yarernibrs: sell, school book ianist; Miss Helen Whitehead, 3 \ ; | cenit and Miss Mary Bradway, vie] The WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB Ma yl oe | tinist. : : [dinner meeting, Monday at 12:15 ly as OE Mis, Daniel & Robineon Mye DM. in the Columbia Club, will pe SmEnker of [Everett M Schofield and Misca| feature a surprise program, thet e Break fast Jessie Ruseell, Bertha Leming an 4 theme of which will be “What Can lecture series of Jess x? nk f Do?” the INDIANAPMay Orme Mackenzie will poun |OLIS ALUMNAE ; Een en The monthly meeting and eard
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; held at 12:30 at 1». mm. Cards will be begun at p.m. Sunday in the Canary Cot: {| “ 2 p. m. Red Cross work Will beiage Based on the points brought out Si ver I ca planned at the meeting. Dr. Russell has been the school|at the two-day council session, the or | Acting hostesses will be Mrs. M. E. | vook editor of Bobbs-Merrill Pub-|declaration was written by Mrs] At the OCivie's presentation of | N KF » d v [Glick and Mrs. John Soltau. Mrs. cxt I*rigay
lishing Co. since 1940. He will pe| Marion A. Cheek, Snyder, N. Y, “Ladies in Retireraent” tonight at Frank Dindner is the club's presi=|, ; } : Gp . + x dent. Ita OY 5% Jusica Evtuy Sliven Of Soe Depasaom of the theater, Mr. and Mrs. Lindon A. 4 Mrs. Henty F. Schricker Will be] mpitallation of CO-WA-MA CLUB] hostess at a silver tea to be given officers will take place at a dinner|
turer highiights sorority news of the day. “Some Psychological Aspects of Reading” will be the subject of Df. David Rus-
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Woodstock Clut 2 » » » Joseph A. Andrew of Dafavette have announced | nt of their daughter Vv, to Lewis E. Morrison, | nd Mrs. Donald A. Morrison of this eity. No date has for the wedding. forrison, 2 graduate of Purdue University and a student at ana University School of Medicine, is a4 member of Phi imma Delta Fraternity. Miss Andrew alse is a Purdue graduate and Is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority = 2 = = 5 iy Anh Baler, daughter of Mr. and Mys. Dowis yan. 31 as the date for her marriage to William FB. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Groth of [he ceremony will be at 10 a. my. in St. Joan of Are ith the Rev. Fr. Fawin F. Sahm officiating. ment was announced by the bride-to-be's parents on afer has chosen her sister, Mis. P. Byrne Terhorst, Mis. Robert Craig of Noblesville entertained I a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bajer
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Luncheon Scheduled | By Welfare Club |
Mrs. Holmes Raine will be luneh- | eon chairman at the Welfare Club meeting Monday at 12:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Richard Maxwell, | 6271 Broadway. A business meeting will follow. i Assisting Mrs. Maxwell will be!
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Mannon, associate editor of Bobbs-| Government and Economic Welfare; | °° "18 : . Merrill. Miss Luaha Lee, president) Miss Ruth Ayres, New York, and I I a guests Mr. of the alumnae group, will preside [Miss Ruth H. Mitchell, Minneapolis. [and Mrs. ; d WW “ by the May Wright Sewall Mmdiana meeting at the home > Mis Julius n ig . a foe daa CE ———— ; hy Be a, [Council of Women next Friday from Richards, Banta Road, tonight atith® “IIVEISILy of Pennsylvania with M ‘ | Wil ng : 3 to 5 bm. in the Governor 6:30 odlock. Mrs Harry Bierce will|a bachelor of science degiee and has IVAUSICAIC VV 1 Messrs, and Mesdames L. H. Earle, [ Mansion, |e the installing officer. done graduate work at the Univer Myron J. McKee, Bryant W. Receiving with Mis. Sehrieker will | te slate of new officers includes | sity of Chicago and Northwestern Prese nt Gillespie Jr, and Carl J. Weinhardt, be Mis. Clawde Franklin, president; Mrs. Ernest Karsher, president; University. He also holds two de- The show will run through next INIvs, Florence Rits, secretary, and | Mrs pe He en ie do ni from Western Reserve Unie Wednesday hight, { [the Mesdames Bdna Pauley, Mary dent: Mrs. Tie di SAE NY | d G SR Kynett, E. Mave Bruce, E. “May secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Julius] A contributor to textbooks in a1ZCdo r oup ‘ Hahn, W. A. Denny. Andereon, and Richards, corresponding secretary-|reading, mathematics and science f i 7ill B Mis R. Fay Peters. Ft. Wayne aj historian; Miss Eleanor Rhoads, jas well as magazines, he has taught]! The internationally known SalzeLaura Belle La yiman Ww ! eoome act hd \ : : sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Hazel at the Hawken Country Day School (do Concert Ensemble will - - past presidents. : ; tal | ) ! 00, be pre Bri le 0 4 w / is mit ou. receiving will be presidents | Karsner, attorney general. AE oo Swine ig ay sented hu ana Same ( f Fi ! Da l S J h of affiliated organizations, neluding| « th are. | TSity of Arkansas and at’ . on '1€ Secohd progray © Mrs. R. L. Deve, Bloomington; NE ino . E Re wo University, De Series Desh Friday at 2 : : Quincy Bond, Anderson; Ms. Lieon-| yt Pounders iss Ella Sengepberger is chair |P M. in Ayres’ auditorium. * Vv y ® WS dO Jers § thy § I n Ser< ce This Af te rnoon lard Castleman, Huntington: Mr [20 TO i Tove man of the lecture series, assisted Diversity is the keynote of the (Paul Waggoner, Bridgeport; Mus.| a i by Miss Julia Jean Rowe, Mrs. Floyd | Ensembles program, ranging from | Arthur Frantz will perform the ceremony uniting | Ola Fight, Muncie; Mrs. Robert). | ..3, Mannoh, Miss Helen Ruegamer ang Elehteenth Uentyy came Son man and Earl Dallas Smith this afternoon at 4 Fleming, Fr. Wayne; Miss Bonnell List Marott Bridge Mrs. H. F. Ostrom [temporary musie. | he Mmarriege service will be read in the home of the brides Souder, Auburn; Mrs. Lucey COlvVIn, |cxss . The group includes Carlos Salzer. and Mrs. Theodore D. Layman, 20 8. Audubon Road. The Princeton; Mis. D. S. Troy, Kokomo, | VW inners Miss Frances Oldham will be do and his wife, Marjorie Call Sal- | he bridegroom is Mis. Guy B. Swith and Mesdames Laura Ray, George| sn. porothy Bilis. director or[fo%ert oy ois Crap ign FR Sere. Leray, French Ml take place before = tk dah Weber and Ella Al-| ~~ ; AMMA, at 8:30 p. m | UUs, and Janos Scholz, Hungar-| Boy EY ft Sh x : a on ae bridge activities at the Marott Hotel, | today. 2 ian cellist. E ! ot le compe & Small Dink yates a eS p tabi Il be has announced the winners of re ] : Mrs. Charles 8. Maxwell is reser | and Will be 5 : \ Ning at the tea table wi ¢ 114s ¢ m S . Takai SW ? S reser- | a) a Uren % other, Mit. /\jesdames E. E. Padgett, Charles M. cent duplicate games. Els oa 4 Hy Jaki Chaitman for the corner Smith, Will be ih 4 black and gold pawson, C. J. Fineh, J. R. Hosten | On Tuesday evening, the Mes-/the home of Miss Virginia Fits | a ry NY ensemble and will wear a yellow Frank Symmes and Dr Adal, & ® Ob " Vernon | patrick. 1415 S Als ih 2- room at 12:30 b. m. preceding the Ot COTEARe. | Schweitzer, Mmdianapolis: Mrs J, E dames 8. R. Richardson, Vernon patrick, 3 S. Alabama St, concert. She will be assisted by | |P. Holland, and Mis. C. J. Sem- Warner, John Kelly, Thelma Lush-| SR ——— Mrs. Carl H. Hull, chairman of the | Reception to Follow | bower, Bigaminghon, is a baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Conlin Alex: | Choral Ensemble. Mrs. Robert W. | bh " the : Lucas, Greencastle; Miss nme, = Se a CS b: C Blake is chairman of the Artists’| A go ue families ahd May, Terre Haute, and Dr. Ella ander, Stanley McComas and Thom: | Audan ustoms Series program and Mrs. James H.| . several friends will Follow the cere- Kehver, Anderson. an wary | 28 Mahaffey won ‘first place. See- | . Lowry is president of the Matinee! S mony. Mis. James Schell, Miss oe i ne harman, | Od place winners were Mesdames| | alk | opIC Musicale. Mary Dee Schell and Mrs John oan eo CHAITIEN. (Evank Maiben, Margaret Clarke, | ® | tvover Will asdst and the Mesdames Henry ROMAN, Nrayvyitt Thompson, Wayne Warrick, om “ion o . ; Carl Carey, Ethel New, Bessie Hart, pain sonns and Mr. and Mrs. Bert all-Spanish program will be When Mr. and Mis. Smith return Rufus O'Hara and C. W. Folta, Kelly and Rost Campbell |& feature of the meeting of La from a short wedding trip, they will] Others who will be on duty in \ holders in the Wed «Junta Pan-Americana tonight at i» ‘ Wr | High score holders in the Wednes the 1 v ; a be at home at the Linwood Apart the dining room are the Mesdames . sous NY A ome of Miss Florence Morrie : aL . 3 Se cal day afternoon games were Mes-|.. 4698 Washi nents on E. Washington St. Donovan Turk, Charles Vawter dames Clare Fisher Ruth Levey. A, ashington Bivd. The bride attended Lake Evie Col- Lowell S. Fisher, Thomas Cowley, | > x oa Manuel Vidal, president of the \ Ah : R. F. Pagho and J. F. Rhoades. In| lege Painesville, O., and the Theodore Etherington, Truman cecond place were Mesdames H ar | Club, Will speak on the “History bridegroom attended Indiana and Franklin, Andrew Ross, Marie Rey- Willingham WPF Willien A. o. | and Customs of Cuba” An orig. Butler Universities. (molds, C. D. Griggs, Claude MelLean. Prine and Berthe PB. Montfort, | nal composition of Virgil Phemisjohn Schier, Kenneth Barber, James : = ar ter of the Arthur Jordan Conservas Edwards, Spencer, and Mrs. Dallas) ; tory of Music, will be sung by Miss|the Mesdames Leroy S. Martin, | Andrews, Kokomo. : Sorority Dinner Doris Linville, accompanied by Mr Charles Maxwell, E. M. Campbell, | Mis. EL. Burnett will assist at Phemister. It is entitled “Span. Ralph Middleton, E. A. Parker and ish Bolero” | Richard Poole. |
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the door. A hospitality committee! The fortnightly meeting of Rappa | will include Mesdames Felix T. Me. | Sight Chi Sorority will be held this)
Whitter, David Rost and Thomas evening at the Y. W. C. A. Dinner Demmerly (Will be served at 6:43 p. m. and] Mis. Amy Rabourn will be hostess.
Alfonso Tapia, an exchange stu-| dent from Panama at Butler Uni-| Mpg, Kirchhoffer
versity, will be the guest of honor. Guest Speaker |
ae will address the group in Span« is A talk on Bundies for Bluejackets, by Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer, will fol« low the luncheon meeting of the Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers’ Club! of Butler University Tuesday. The luncheon will be at 1 p. m.| in the chapter house, 4721 Sunset| | [Russell J. Sanders at 1:30 p. m.|Ave. Hostesses will be Mesdames | | Tuesday in Ayres’ auditorium, Mem-|O. R. Burghard, E. J. Reed, J. P.| {bers of Circle D of St. Catherine's Johnson, Gerald S. Decius, Earl {Guild of the Advent Episcopal Matthews and Edwin Manouge. | [Church will serve as hostesses. ! ——
Mrs. J. J. Lange is president and Madden-Nottingham
(her committee includes Mesdames| . [Willis B. Conner Jr, Raymond) Unit Meets Tuesday rou. Ralph Edgerton, Arthur P\| The monthly business meeting of | Holt, Ralph Spaan and Br N : 5 : He ph Spasn and Sank R. the Madden-Nottingham Unit 48. i American Legion Auxiliary, will be | | gov held at the Post Home, 1130 W.| [Elsie Hause Honored | Mrs. Herschel Hause, 202 W.
30th St, Tuesday at 8 p. m. | Mrs. Harry Lorber, president, will Thompson Road, entertained re{cently with a kitchen shower honor.
|act as hostess at the social hour to follow. She will be assisted by Murs. | ling Miss Elsie Hause whose mars riage to Orville Westerman will be
Eileen Fagan and Mrs. Ruth Fields. | Saturday, Jan. 17, in the Linwood
Guild to Meet
Christian Church. Parents of the] Mrs. Walter Christie, 3844 Park | Detiuthed Soups a Bs and Mrs [Ave, will be hostess at 1 p. m. \ use an . and Mrs. H. FP. |Morday for the Roberts Guild of Westerman,
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Sub Debs Will Give Dance Tonight
| The Data Deb chapter of the! | Sub Deb Federation will sponsor a { “back-to-school” dance at the Holy [Cross Hall at McKim and Wash ington Ste. tonight. Officers in charge of the dance " | are Miss Patricia Wheeler, presi-| dent; Miss Betty Jean Keaugh, vice| president; Miss Betty Raftery, see- | retary, and Miss Genevieve White, | treasurer, ! On the reception committee will! be the Misses Marjie Mellon, Mary Lou Phillips Dorothy Oyler and Martha Jane Raftery. Those on the decorations committee are the Misses Marjorie Pfaw, Francis Far (leva and Joanne Swesz
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“A leaf in the Storm” (Lin Yutang) will be reviewed by Mrs |
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‘Rummage Sale
A rummage sale is being held today and tomorrow by Delta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority. at 843 Indiana Ave. The hours today were to be from noon to § p. m. and those tomorrow will be from 6 a. m. until noon.
Kindred Photo. Miss Eva Jean Austin was ree cently elected president of GamFate of Sigma Phi Sore