Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1942 — Page 15

1 Several Large Dinner Parties Planned for Lambs Club Frolic

DT IoRitNe. WEEK - END ‘SOCIAL

‘a floor show entitled “February Portrait,” based 8 ous personages whose birthdays occur during the . - Several large parties are being arranged for the

‘event to be held Saturday evening in the Columbia Club. | Hosts for a dinner party at the club will be Mr, and Mrs. Robert 8. .Stempfel. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Spurgeon of | Muncie ‘and Mr. and Mrs, Whitney Maguire of Richmond and the ‘Messrs. and Mesdames Frank A. Throop, Erwin G. Vonnegut, H. A, fe Pinnell and John G. Kinghan. g Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer will give a. cocktail party. at home | before taking their guests to the club for dinner. In a Dutch treat | party will be Messrs. and Mesdames Henry E. Todd, J. I. Cummings, ers, Talbott Denny, ‘John Heidt and Frederick - Souder. g| together at the club will be Messrs. and Mesdames . Albershardt, C.'C. Robinson, Robert D. Robinson, Walbbat d Jr., Harry V. Wade and William M. Romey of Rich|The Romeys will be the Albershardts’ guests for the week- + end. Bs. land Mrs. Albershardt will give a cocktall party for the { group at their home before the frolic.

Robert ‘Bowen, Elijah B. Martindale, George Enos, L. W. Leath and Walter Shott for cocktails before the group goes on to the club for a ‘Dutch treat dinner party. Among other reservations for large . parties are those of John C. Ruckelshaus, Jack H. Rhoades and Messrs. and Mesdames Hubert Hickam, Joseph E. Cain and William . H. Ball of Muncie.

| Attend Civic Theater Performances 1" SEVERAL ADDITIONAL PARTIES have night and tomorrow night's‘ performances of “Mr. and Mrs. North” at the Civic Theater. Dr. and Mrs. Harry G.| Jones will have Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin's Sister; Mrs, Agnes Sullivan of Detroit, as their guests this evening. Mr, and Mrs. 2. L. Rite Will eilieriain Mfsus. and Mesdames Marshall G, Knox, Ernest Spickelmier, Verne |A. Trask and James E. Brown of Pendleton. With Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds will be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boulais. In the party of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee will be Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mannfeld and Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Shaffer. Other reservations for tonight's parties include those of Mrs. F. Allison Preston, Messrs. and Mesdames Irving M. Fauvre, George N. Ross, W. E, Goohs, Miss Mary Murphy, Robert) Nield, Kenneth Smith, Shoolem Ettinger and Dr. William Mr. and Mrs. Burke Nicholas will have . and Mrs. George Vandivier of Franklin as their guests tomo: night. Other reservations for parties tomorrow include the es Emma Claypool, Miller and Mrs. F.

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Helen Coffey, Harriett Flowers and Betty Neal Thurston. : Plans for the theater’s’ Beaux Arts Ball, rch 21 at the Athenaeum, were discussed last night at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, the theater's president. Judge and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson head the committee for the event, which is being punsred by the theater's Backstage Club.

Hostesses for Pre-Concert Event SSES FOR THE LUNCHEON preceding the Friday afterBoo conicert of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra this week will be the Mesdames F. Neal Thurston, Sidney Blair Harry, Robert M. Moore, Thomas Riddick, Edgar T. Daab and Edward E. Petri. The luncheon will be followed by an explanatory music talk by. Joseph C. Lautner on the program to be played that afternoon and Saturday night by the orchestra in the Murat Theater. ; The pre-concert- luncheon is the eighth in the series sponsored this season by the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society. Reservations for the event, to be held in the Athenaeum, must made by 5 p. m, tomorrow in the Symphony headquarters in the Murat. No reservations are necessary for the music talk which is given without charge.

SMart Haney vel Weds Mrs. Eugenia Nixon MR. : 3.: MARK CHARLES HONEYWELL are cruising. y 1s ‘yacht, “the Semego, today following.theiry.. gin Coral Gables, Fla. Mrs. Honeywell was" Mrs. of Wabash, Mr. Hofleywell also is of Wabash and sidence in the King Cole Hotel in Miami Beach. H, ‘Schaaf officiated at the ceremony in the First Presbyterian Church. The couple Was attended by Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sweatt of Minneapolis and Palm Beach. Mr, Sweatt is presi~ ‘dent of the Minneapolis~Honeywell Regulator Co. whose board is . headed by Mr. Honeywell, A reception and wedding breakfast at | “Mr. Honeywell's residence followed the ¢eremony. : Mrs. Honeywell, who is widely known in musical circles as a concert pianist, played recently with the .Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. She is president of the Nixon Newspapers, Inc. Mr. * | Honeywell is. a director of the Surf and Indian Creek Clubs in ~ , Miami Beach and is president of Miami Beach’s Committee of 100.

+ SCENE will be the Lambs Club’s mid-winter frolic fea-

, and Mrs. Richard W. Lee will have Messrs, and Mesdames

Sororities—

homie. wards. morale project, that of subscribing camps, will be discussed.

Map Cancer Campaign

Tomorrow

Members of the state executive committee, regional directors, vice commanders and captains will attend the first’ business meeting: in connection with the 1942 Annual Educational Campaign for Cancer

4 Control of the Women’s Field Army,

Indiana division, tomorrow noon in the Florentine Room of the Claypool Hotel. Preliminary plans for the campaign will be made and reports on the activities to date will be heard

- following a luncheon at which Mrs.

Carl G. F. Franzen of Bloomington, acting state commander, will preside. Officers expected to attend include Dr. Chester A. Stayton, chairman ' fof: the executive. committee; : hh - Ferree, Dr. E. E. ett, ) B. Bowers * Eh Frank |Forry, executive committee members: Mrs. Ronald Hazen, Mrs. E. M. Dill of Plainfield and Mrs. W. W. Barlow of Anderson, regional directors, and Dr. W. D. Little, chairman of thes “eity executive board. Following the meeting, members will visit the cancer clinic of Robert Long Hospital where Dr, W. D. Gatch will discuss the latest devel-

. |lopments in research work on can-

cer at the Indiana University School of Medicine,

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Founders’ ‘Day programs still are being scheduled by city and county © Parent-Teacher Associations for the month of February. Several groups,|however, will hear talks on defense, Linen and ‘other subjects. 2 | TODAY School 58—8 p. m. Public book review, “Big Family” (Bellamy Partridge) by Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt in school auditorium; bake sale sponsored by mothers of 1B through 5B pupils. “Our School and These Times” by Miss Adah Hill,. principal, at study group|™ meeting Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in . P.-T. A. room. . James E. Roberts—1 p. m. Founders’ Day program; by Mrs. Jean- ’ ette Williams, former principal; harp selections by Miss Roberta Bland. Red Cross sewing unit meets Wednesdays at 8:30 a. m. in, po sewing room; public in-

soon, cries Shek—:30 m. San by Mrs. Harold Bretz,

guests. 30—2 p. m. Play, *

Baldwin Piano Co.

pils and past presidents.

of program honor dents, mothers new mothers of 1B pupils.

39—2:30 p. m. Talk playlet, “Turning

observance.

60—2:30 p. m.

of ten pupils.

iman, pl High School; Symphonic Choir, observance and tea. " playlet, Needle,”

French, teacher,

discuss “The Tightened Belt.”

School 20; past presidents honor

Back Time,” by pupils; Founders’ Day celebration; music provided by

32—3 p. m. Candlelight pageant by eight mothers; music by mothers’ chorus; tea honoring past presidents and parents of new pupils. 35—3 [p. m. Program by children; tea honoring mothers of new pu-

“Founders’ Day” by Mrs. Carl (J. Manthei; Time,” presented by Mrs. Bert Hyland; .past presidents honored at tea. | 56—8 p, m. “The Church and the Schools,” by the Rev. John Alexander, pastor of Greater Bethel Avenue Church; Founders’ Day

“The City's Responsibility to Service Men,” by Mrs. Dorothy F. Buschmann; music by string ensemble and chorus,

70—1:30 p. m, . Talk, “Vocational ; Adjustment,” by K. V. Ammer-|. of Broad Ripple music by Butler y _ directed by| "’| Joseph Lautner; 'Founders’ Day

on |75—2 p. m. Talk by Mrs. Henry FP, ‘I QGoll; music by W. P. A. band; “Over the Knitting] of given by mothers and) ~ written by Miss Marguerite Study Club to meet at 1:10 p. m. under direction of Mrs. Dale Sommers; to

36—2:30 p. m. Flag ‘presentation by | {i Brightwood Council of Daughters of America; past officers.in charge past presischool and

Pattern No. 8124 is designed for sizes 11 to 10. Size 13 jacket requires 2% yards 35-inch material; ’ 1% yards 54-inch and 2% yards

Sigma Kappas Send Magazines To Men in Army Camps; Sigma Alpha Chi Books Lecture

Mrs. Paul Summers, 44 E. 46th St., will be hostess to INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE OF SIGMA KAPPA at 8 p. m. tomorrow evening in her] § She will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Lingle and Mrs. Bert Ed-| The group's part in Sigma Kappa’s national defense army

to .magazines to be sent to Army

Final plans will be completed for the annual state dance to be held March 7 at the Marott Hotel. Guests at the dance ‘will be members and pledges of the Indiana University chapter and alumnae throughout the state. Mrs. J. D. Wright is general chairman of the dance.

“Pledges ‘of ALPHA CHAPTER and GAMMA CHAPTER members have been invited to attend a meeting of ALPHA CHAPTER, TRI CHI, at.7 p. m. tomorrow .in Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, R. W. Murray will speak. on “The Purpose of the Red

‘Cross.”

Mrs. W. C. Baker will be hostess at’ a’ 1 o'clock luncheon meeting for ELECTOR CHAPTER, VERUS CORDIS SORORITY tomorrow in Catherine's Tearoom. Members| will: bring cookies for the: Service Men's: Club,

A public lecture on “Europe Today,” illustrated with motion pictures, will be given by Chester Raymond Young at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Athenaeum at a meeting of SIGMA ALPHA CHI.

|» A cultural program, planned by [Miss Jean: Carlin, will be Prujented at the regular: meeting of BETA ZETA CHAPTER, BETA SIGMA PHI, tonight at 7:30 o'clock at 2035 N. Meridian 8t. The theme of the program will be “Introductions and Invitations.”

Mrs. Kennard Fritz, 917 Lesley Ave. will entertain BETA CHAPTER, THETA DELTA, at 8 p. m. tonight.

LAMBDA CHAPTER, OMEGA NU TAU, had. a regular business meeting in the ¥, W, C, A. last

night.

Plan A.A.UW.

Regional Conference

Mrs. T. Victor Keene has been appointed general chairman of arrangements for the Regional Conference of the North East Central Section of A, A, U. W., to be held in Indianapolis May 15 and 16. Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green is

. | president of the Indianapolis branch

which will be .hostess to the regional conference and to the state convention being held at the same time. Both meetings will be aty the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. E. E. Storkan, Battle Creek, Mich., regional A. A, U. W. vice president, and the presidents of the state organizations of the region, including Mrs. R. W. Holmstedt, Indiana president, are arranging the program for the regional conference. Mrs. Holmgtedt and Mré, Green are responsible for hospitality. - Registration, . exhibits, conference »- meals and entertainment are being ‘planned by Mrs, Keene's committee, on’ which the following local women: will serve: Mrs. Robert

|M. Lingle, vice chairman; Mrs. Ed-

mund W. Hebel, information and

Paynter, exhibits; Mrs, Herbert Russell, meeting rooms: Mrs. Oscar M. Helmer, music; Mrs. Wayne Kimmel, pages; Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, registrations; Mrs, Karl M. Koons, special guests guests: Mrs. J. Lowell Craig, tickets and print. ing; Mrs. C. Loren Harkness, tours: Mrs. Paul J. Stokes, banquet and luncheon menus, and Mrs. Louis A. Yo Dulelty. , :

- | Mrs. Paul Kilby, 5772 Central Ave.,

bulletin - board; Mrs. C. L. Rose,|! finances; ‘Mrs. Paul Beard, decors. | tions; Mrs. Emmet Lamb and Mrs. Morris B,

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approaching HAHA of “their daughter, Miss Billie Milan G. Jian ‘Clarkson, daughter of Mrs. Cora Lee

Mrs, Dorothy Long, was married to Pvt. Laverne Puyear, son Hattiesburg, Miss. Pvt. Puyear is stationed at Camp Shelby, fn 0 ‘b marriage Dee, 31. (Moorefield Photo.) y engagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Robert F. Photo.) Raymond Randall, became the bride of Floyd

.. Ward, Bismarck, N. D.

Chapter F, P.E. 0, Will Have Guest Tea Tomorrow; Readers Club to Hear Review

Clubwomen have schediiled book reviews, music, a travel talk and other subjects for meetings tomorrow and Friday.

TER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, Friday, Mrs. C. J, Ancker will discuss her experiences in the Far East. The guest day luncheon will be held in the home of Mrs. Laura Roberts, 745 W. 43d St., at 12:30 p. m. with Mrs. T. C. Byfield and Mrs. Charles Shelburn as assistant hostesses.

vice president; Mrs. Charles R. Bar~ rett, second vice president, and Mrs. George F. Lawler, treasurer. Newly elected was Mrs. Charles J. Spotts, secretary. Mrs. Clarence M. Sones, 3845 Kenwood Ave., will entertain tomorrow for the WOMAN'S ADVANCE CLUB in her home. Mrs, Charles J. Cook will talk on “Indian Reservations.”

League Studies Soldiers’ Vote

A possible bottleneck in the opportunity of soldiers to vote by absent voter’s ballot is being pointed out by the Indiana League of Women Voters. In a letter to State Attorney General George N. Beamer and Judge Fred C. Gause and Edwin H. Smith, members of the State Election Board, the League points out that

a large number of men may find themselves defranchised as a result of their induction into military service before they were registered

A guest tea, sponsored by CHAPTER F, P. E. O. SISTER~ HOOD, will be held tomorrow with

entertaining. Officers who will assist are Mesdames John L. Stuart, Lawrence Newburn, Max Critchfield, Doyle Zaring, Samuel Sellers, Titus Lowe and Herbert Smoots. Mrs. G. C. Brandenburg will be in charge of the program.

Rowland Allen, personnel director of L. 8S. Ayres & Co., will speak on “Recent Trends in Personnel Work” at a meeting of the WOMEN’S FACULTY CLUB of BUTLER UNIVERSITY, tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the Jordan Hall Recreation Room.

Concluding the program, selections will be sung by the Howe High School Girls’ Octette with Frank Watkins directing. Members of the octette are Betty Roth, Joellen Burroughs, Alys Lawson, Lottie Pierson, Dorisjean Speiss, Phyllis Wear, Lois Van Arendonk, Ruby Jordan and Joan Laisher, alternate. Assisting Mrs. Clide Aldrich, hostess chairman fq the meeting, will a x Palmer, James| 2S dualified voters.

Mrs. Walter Greenough, former F. Price, Charles ‘Stevens, Hugh . national chairman of the Depart-

ment of Government and Its Operation and former member of the National League Board, points out that young men inducted: into the army, particularly those 21. or 22

Speakers for: the IRVINGTON MOTHER STUDY CLUB’ tomorrow will have. “Who's Who. in.Hoo-|y! old, .who have not registered, sierdom” as their topic. ‘ Mrs. David or ‘older men whose registration has become invalid, are not eligible to receive absent voter bals.|lots, since the law ‘requires that a voter must he: registered .with the county clerk or his deputy in order [to be listed as a qualified voter. The Indiana voter’s registration

Mrs, H. A. Vertrees. 24 8. Irving: ton Ave, will entertain the group in ‘her home.

Mrs, - B. A’ Dyar will - review

author of

Birthday Party Mildred Slattery and Miss Mary Lindley entertained recently In the) i of vin + a 5102 Carve. . Sy dinner and *| ary

After speaking on “Guatemala” at a meeting of VICTORIAN CHAP-

Conservation

{Of Resources

Forum Theme The theme for discussion at fhe

Women’s Forum at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium will be “National Defense and Conservation of Natural Resources.” Speakers and their subjects ‘will be Hugh A. Barnhart, “Conservation Planning for Defense”; H. J. Schnitzius, “Highway and Road Planning for Defense”; H.G.Grabou, “Forests, Future and War”; Mrs. T. Eugene Bailey, “Our Fecleration Forests”; Mrs. Henry Heller, “Food for Freedom”, and Mrs. H. A. Trueman, “Roadside Parks for Recreation”. Special guests will be Mrs. Oscar A. Ahigren, prefident of the Indiana Federation of Clubs; Mrs. George Jaqua, a director of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and head of the women's division of the State Defense Council, and Mrs. Ed-

Mrs] Sol Garricus,

Mrs, Leonard Murchison, Indian3. MIS. James Harmon, Alex‘Mrs. Fred Smith, Delphi, anc Ms. John Hauff, Valparaiso.

, Mrs. John Barringer, Hun ; Mrs. Robert Mag Albion; Mrs. F. E. Bates, Culver;

Katherine Benneft, Newberry.

. W. D. Keenan, chairman, will lead in discussion

preside.

Service Men Guests At Party

Service men from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Billings Hospital and the

valentine party at the Service Club

regular meeting of the Indiana|

will be assisted by Mesdames Henry) Skiles, Heller and Trueman, Evanse} ville; Mrs. Frederick Batt, Salem; | Terre Haute;|. Mrs, Leslie Hinchman, Glenwood; |

Ada Manion, Brownstown, and| I F, C. forum and Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn. will}

Naval Armory were guests at afl

Map : Training Courses for Scout Leaders

Spring training courses for pere sons interested in becoming Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout leaders have been announced by Mrs, Roe bert H., White, training committee chairman of the Indianapolis and Marion County Girl Scout Council, A study of group work methods, problems of teen age girls, leadere ship responsibility, defense activie ties, a background history of Girl Scouting , and program planning will be taught in the courses, which will include 16 hours of study die rected ‘by Miss Mary Reese, field secretary at the local scout office. Brownie leaders will meet; at the Girl Scout Little House Mondays and ‘Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m, Classes started yesterday. Ine termediate leaders were to meet to=. day from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and every Tuesday and Friday at the same time at the Little House. - Mesdames John W. Ferree, Lot Green, Marvin E, Curle, Thomas J, Blackwell Jr, and H, V, Wilson will assist with the Brownie Course and Mesdames Karl Kistner, Raymond Smart, 8. 8. Meilstrup, Blackwell and Curle will aid with intermediate courses. Reports Due Girl Scout fathers selected to he troop representatives for the meme bership drive will report at a meete ing of the men’s membership campaign committee tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Little House, Stuart Wilson will preside at this meeting

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Mrs. Volt dics h grading of : : and meat: will give: vital information cons. cerning. the - food: values : in ‘various foods and will 1 point out ways in which” the housewife can help’ “herself and her mer. chants.’ She will also poinf - out the best buys for he: week in the Indianapoli