Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1942 — Page 4
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Propylaeum Club Will Hear Talk On 'How America Lives’ Wednesday
THE PROPYLAEUM CLUB'S entertainment committee will present Wilfrid Laurier Husband in an illustrated talk, “How America Lives,” at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Propylaeum. Mrs
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E. Evereit Vovles is entertainment committee chairman. s for the day will be Mesdames Albert J. Wohlgemuth, LeRey Kahler, Rov E. Denny, Milner, William C. Griffith, James M. Ogden. Uz McMurtrie, James S. Watson, William L. Richardson, Thor G. Wesenberg, Albert L. Rabb, Howard J. Lacy, Harry II, Rov Elder Adams, Edward H. Knight, Thomas J. R Sahm, G. B. Taylor, Benjamin D. Hitz, Marvin E. le and Thomas C. Howe. Also serving as assistants will be Mesdames Fred Hoke. James B. Nelson, Harry S. Hanna, Ralph A. Lemcke, Fae W. Patrick, ] G. Ruddell, James O. Ritchey, Eli Lilly, Maurice E. Tennant, y Charles F. Voyles, John M. Shaw, Charles F. Iph M. Spaan, Russell Sullivan, John M. Williams, th, IL. C. Boyd, Mortimer C. Furscott and Henry H. Hornbrook, Miss Ella Marthens and Miss Lucy Taggart.
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Name Levant Concert Patrons and Patronesses
THE FIRST GROUP of patrons and patronesses for the Oscar Levant concert which the Women’s Affairs Committee of the Civic Theater is sponsoring at 3 p. m, Feb. 8 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom, has been announced by Mrs. Thomas L. Neal, who heads the patron committee. On the list are Governor and Mrs. Henry -F. Schricker, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gillespie, Messrs. and Mesdames Kurt F. Pantzer, A. K. Scheidenhelm, Theodore B. Griffith, Chauncey H. Eno II, Charies F. Efroymson, Charles C. Martin, Paul W. Simpson, 1 A. Bailey, Fred Luker, m Ettinger, William A. ColeA. Goodman, Paul F. Jock. Thomas Breene and Ronald M. Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill and Miss I. Hilda Stewart. ) Neal's committ are Mesdames Efrovmson, Hazen and and Miss Eldena Lat
Athletic Club Notes 18th Anniversary
TOMORROW WILL MARK the opening of the Indianapolis i p s celebration of its 18th anniversary. Club members, es <ts will participate in a week of activity reachX wi 1 anniversary ball next Saturday night, it the celebration a patriotic motif will be developed. ps will be awarded as prizes in the week's competitive events and on some occasions cdmission will be by defense stamps. ne clubs bowling allevs wiil be open from noon until 7 p. m. for men and women. Prizes for best single and high threeme scores in mixed competition, men’s and women's divisions be defen Dinner dancing in the Lautern Room toow will be from 6:30 to 8 p. m Members attending the anniversary stag party Monday night in the gymnasium will be required to buy a minimum of one dollar's orth of defense stamps at the door. Dinner at 7 o'clock in the mnasium will precede a boxing and wrestling show. At the womens luncheon bridge Tuesday at 12:30 p. m, the table prizes will carry out the patriotic motif. Mrs. Raymond C. Fox is hostess chairman. Reservations are being received for the party in the managers office at the club. More defense stamps will be awarded Wednesday night to winners of the mixed badminton tournament to be played in the gymnasium,
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Anniversary Ball Is Next Saturday
ON THURSDAY NIGHT there will be dancing from 7 to 8:30 Following a roast beef dinner at 8:43 p. m. a color movie, Europe Today,” will be shown by Chester R. Young. formerly of Elwood. The film is a pictorial story of several foreign countries before, during and after invasion by Axis powers The Indac Juniors will attend their annual anniversary dinin the Lanterm Room Friday night at 7 o'clock. Invitations have been sent to members of the junior group, their “dates” and guest couples. A junior midwinter dance for all members’ sons and daughters and guest couples will follow at 9:30 p. m. Louie Lowes orchestra will play for dancing until midnight. The junior dance will take the place of the usual Friday night adult dance. The fourth floor ballrpom will be decorated in patriotic fashion for the anniversary ball for members and their guests. Dancing and supper will be from 10 p. m. One dollar of the original charge per couple will be refunded in defense stamps to each party host following the ball. Reservations for the supper dance are being made with the manager's office.
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Joseph C. Lautner Is Program Commentator
THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S sixth pair of subscription concerts next week-end will be preceded by the usual pre-concert luncheon and explanatory music talk Friday at the Athenaeum. Joseph C. Lautner will be the music commentator following the noon luncheon. The women's committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society sponsors the luncheons and talks. Reservations for the luncheon, for which there is a nominal charge, will be received at the headquarters of the Indianapolis Orchestra until 5 p. m. Wednesday. No reservations are necessary for the music talk, which will cover the program to be played that afternoon and Saturday evening under the Girection of Fabien Sevitzky. Both the luncheon and lecture are open to members of the women's committee and to concert patrons, » > = s 8 =
Orchard School's Study Group 2 will hear a discussion of “Their Future Is Now,” a book by Dr. Ernest Ligon, at its meeting at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the school's library. Discussion 1 will be Mrs. L Mf. Green, Mrs. Silas Reagan dd
3) Clubs
Harmonie Club Will Hear Review Of Opera Monday; Nature Study Club Plans Hike
Mrs. Uouise Schellschmidt
Daughter of the Regiment” (Donizetti),
CLUB Monday at the home of Mrs
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will review the opera, “The! at a meeting of the HARMONIE| James M. Ogden. Assistant host-|
esses will be Mesdames E. B. Crowell, A. H. Merriam Graves, James M. Pearson, Ernest L. Barr, Ralph S. Chappell and E. E. Vayvles.
The program, arranged by Mrs. Clare F. Fox, will include an overjture with Mrs. Frank T. Eden- { harter at the organ and Miss Louise iSwan at the piano; a song, “Tis Known to All,” with Mrs. Eugene j Van Sickle, soprano, ard Mrs. T.| | M. Ryboit, accompanist; ‘The Roll-| | ing Drums” with Mrs. Van Sickle, | | soprano; Mrs. James W. Costin and | i Mrs. O. M. Jones, contraltos, and { Mrs. Rybolt, accompanist. | | Other songs include, “Ah, Do You Love Me” with Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey, soprano, and Mrs. Arthur G. Monninger, accompanist; “Rata- | plan” with Mesdames Van Sickle, | Costin, Jones and Rybolt; * Tis| | Time to Part,” by Miss Elma Igel-| man. soprano, accompanied by Mrs. | | William J. Stark; “The Rosy Morn | Appeareth,” by Mrs. Helen Brooks}
Fausset, soprano; Mrs. Clyde Titus, |liam E. Tinney, Everett E. Lett and |
soprano: Miss Ruby Winders, contralto, and Miss Swan, and “All { Hail, France,” by Mrs. Fausset and Miss Swan. |
The annual hobo hike of the! {NATURE STUDY CLUB will el theld tomorrow. Members will meet {at the home of Mrs. Leah Johnson, 1946 Arrow Ave, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Adelaide Edwards will be hostess for the evening meeting. Leaders will be Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ed- | ‘wards, Miss Hattie McFerrin and |Dr. Oscar Lackey. Miss Neva Cuniningham is in charge of reserva-| [tions. | |
| | “The Junior Chamber of Com- | merce and Its Activities” will be the [subject of J. Russell Townsend Jr, | first vice president of the State or-| | ganization, at a luncheon and guest, meeting of the WOMAN'S ROTARY| CLUB Monday at 12:15 p. m. at | the Columbia Club. i
The FEDERATION of MOTHERS’ {CHORUSES of the Indianapolis | Public Schools will hold a combined board and representatives meeting
i Coleman Home, and doing Red Cross work, the club has sold more] than $200 worth of linens made] by women working through the| Board of Industrial Aid for the| Blind, and has contributed blood | to the Marion County Blood Bank. |
Mrs. James P. Tretton will be|
hostess for the ninth anniversary | luncheon of the INDIANAPOLIS | PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB.! INC, at which the club will honor its founder, Mrs. Johnson, Monday at 12:30 p. m. Her assistants will be Mesdames Her- | man R. Davis, Carl W. Seet and Eu-| gene E. Stacy. “Responsibilities of Members” will be the subject for discussion at the business meeting. Mesdames Wil-
William M. Moore will be leaders and Mrs. Johnson will act as director,
Mrs. E. J. Hirschman will talk on “Winston Churchill” at a meeting of the IRVINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB Monday. Mrs. Robert L.| Glass will be hostess. |
“Vitamins Versus Calories” is the! subject chosen by Mrs. Charles! Young for a meeting of the MON-| DAY AFTERNOON READING/ CLUB Monday. Following a “pitch- | in” luncheon at the home of Mrs. Lewis J. Riddle, 1007 Bradbury St.
| members will elect officers for the
coming year,
The FORNIGHTLY STUDY CLUB will be entertained by Mrs. Frank Symmes Monday. Mrs. John E. Hollon will taik on “Sabotage” and Mrs. R. B. Douglas, assisted by Mrs. William H. Link, will be discussion leader.
Hostess to the MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB wiil be Mrs. H Kemper McComb. Mrs.
Monday at 1:30 p. m. in the Ban-| Charles B. Campbell and Mrs. Wil-
ner-Whitehill auditorium.
{liam B. Schiltges will discuss “Van-
The program will include a pi- ishing Virginians” at the Monday ano solo by Mrs. Joseph Hesselgrave|ineeting.
of School 41 and readings by Robjerta Wallace and Stephen Steinjhardt, students at Arthur Jordan i Conservatory.
An all-day meeting to knit for | the Red Cross will be held Monday]
by the SERVICE-STUDY CLUB at the home of Mrs: H. F. Buhr, 91 West Drive, Woodruff Place.
In to continuing its reg-
Mrs. James C. Carter will talk on
| “Porter County” at a meeting of the REVIEW CLUB Monday at the
home of Mrs. G. Vance Smith, 251 E 47th St. Mrs. J. Cariton Daniel will assist Mrs. Smith.
Mesdames John Connor, Joseph L. Conley, and Clarence A. Tucker will
hostesses to the CARNELIAN|Bon Toh Club at 322 E. New York|31i7 N. Kenwood Ave,
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SATURDAY, JAN. 17, 1942
1. Assisting with plans for the “Snow Ball” which the Junior Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery will sponsor Jan. 31 at the Woodstock Club are (left to right) the Mesdames Jame W. Ray, LeRoy George Gordner and Richard T. Hill. 2. Mrs. Hans C. Jacobsen (seated) and Mesdames Carl S. Jones, Herman C. Fromer and K. N. Huber (left to right) are on the committee for the card party which the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will give Friday in Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds will go to buy equipment for the admitting room at the hospital. 3. St. Vincent's Hospital Guild will have its Founders’ Day luncheon Wednesday in the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
J. Cole, H. F. Reinke, David M. Klausmeyer and Charles E. Mason. 4. Mrs. Paul F. Grubbs is president of the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association which will have its
annual dance next Saturday at the Marott Hotel,
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Among those planning for the event are (left to right) Mesdames Marion Ensley, Joseph
5. Members of the Delta Beta Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority here will be hostesses to chapters
throughout the state Saturday at a mid-year luncheon in the Columbia Club.
Among officers of the local
group arranging for the party are (left to right) Mrs. Fred Fosler, Mrs. Luther H. Rudolph and Miss
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Miss Ina Mary Day. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Day, Richmond,
Ind, will become the bride of J. 10 a m. for the Rent Cross. Meni=| Wesley Coffman Jr. in an informal bers are asked to bring box lunches!
service read at 8:30 p. m. today at|
the home of Dr. OC. A. McPheeters, | the officiating clergyman. Mr, Coffman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffman, are of Newark Village. | Only the immediate families will attend the ceremony. The bride will] wear a beige dressmaker suit with a waterfall blue ascot, deep brown] accessories and a shoulder corsage! of tearoses and baby breath. Miss Mildred Pope, her only attendant, will wear a rust-soned suit with blue and brown accessories and a gardenia corsage. Paul W. Garritson will be Mr. Coffman's best man. Immediately after the ceremony, the couple will leave for a short motor trip south.
Plan Dance A dance and card party will de! given at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow by the
Auxiliary Unit Sews | For Red Cross
The Osric Mills Watkins Unit of| the American Legion Auxiliary will sew all day Thursday, beginning at
to the meeting in the home of Mrs. Frederick Albershardt, 22 E. 55th St. Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker will direct a study of Pan-Americanism. Nonmembers of the Auxiliary who are interested in Red Cross work may attend.
Men’s Class Plans
Family Dinner
Members of the Men's Class of Central Avenue Methodist Church and their families will attend a “pitch-in” dinner at the church Tuesday at 6 p. m. A social and recreational program, under the direction of C. C. Rothman, has been planned. An executive meeting of the Women’s Bible Class will be held
Delta Zetas to Skate Jan. 30
The Indianapolis Alumnae of Delta Zeta Sorority will sponsor a skating party at the Coliseum Jan. 30. Proceeds will go to the organization's Elizabeth Coulter Stephenson Foundation, a scholarship fund. Mrs. John Bolyard, chairman of the ways and means committee, will be in charge assisted by the Mesdames Robert Allen, Edward Wilson, Richard Peine and Miss Ruth Morgan and Miss Jean Johnston,
Maurice Robinson Guest Speaker
Maurice Robinson will speak on “How the Securities Commission Operates” at the monthly meeting of the American Society of Women Accountants Monday at 7 p. m. in the Bamboo Room of the Hotel Washington, Mr. Robinson, an attorney and
at the home of Mrs. E. W. Ham,|graduate of Wabash College and
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Sororities Sigma Alpha Iota Musicale
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Zeta Chapter of Sigma
Iota, national music sorority, will hold its January musicale at the home of Miss Mary Louise Houk, 5158 N. Carrollton Ave, at 8 p. m, Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin, proe gram chairman, has planned the folowing numbers: “Theme and Variation” (Gorelli) and “A Dedie cation” (Walker) by Mrs. Kathryn McCain Walker, violinist; “Garden of Happiness” (Wood), “At Night" (Rachmaninoff), “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” (Nevin, “In the Boat” (Grieg) and “Into the Night” (Edward) by. Miss Martha Egger, mezzo-soprano, with Miss Houk, accompanist, Also “Suite Antique” (Stoessel) by Mrs. Elma Lemly and Miss Martha Isham, violinists, accompanied by Miss Marybelle Masterson. Miss Mary Spalding, president, has extended an invitation to all freshmen women of Arthur Jordan Conservatory to attend the musicale. The group will welcome' Mrs, Charles Hedly and Mrs. Thomas Paul as new patronesses. The Misses Paula Bluet, Alice Jean Fisher, Rose Houk, Marjorie Loertz, Jacquelyn Mitchell, Harriet Peacock, Patricia Rheinheardt, Martha, Rose Spaulding, Colleen Schipper, Betsy Seitz, Jeanadele Schaefer, Mrs. Mary Godfrey Krieser and Mrs. Farrell Scott are the new pledges who will attend the meeting, Miss Houk is pledge counselor,
Delta Theta Chi Will
Hear Review
A study of art, music and history of the period immediately befors and at the beginning of the Revoe lutionary War will form the proe gram theme for the monthly educae tional meeting of Indiana Alpha Chapter, Delta Theta Chi Sorority, at 8 p. m. Monday. The meeting will be in the group’s clubrooms. Miss Martha Davis will review “Damaged Souls” (Bradford) and Miss Urith Kennard will talk on “Arundel” (Roberts). Painters, folk songs and music will be discussed by Miss Claire Faucette, educational director in charge of the program. A current events discussion will conclude the meeting.
Books Card Party
A dessert card party will be spone sored at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the auditorium of Little Flower Church at 14th St. and Bosart Ave, by the January Committee of the church, chairman.
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