Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1942 — Page 4
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: | Lambs Club Frolic | Tonight Will Feature Show 'February Portraits’
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.: -F. NOBLE ROPKEY will act as ‘master of ceremonies for the floor show which will highlight the Lambs club's mid-winter frolic tonight at the Columbia Club. He and Mrs. Ropkey were chairinen of the com-
mittee arranging the show. As an {‘emcee,” Mr. Ropkey will introduce the various personages whose birthdays occur this month and who form the theme for the show, “February Portraits.” Appearing first will be Ray PF. Sparrow as Victor Herbert. In the act he| introduces, Robert D. Robinson will sing “When You're Away’ the Victor Herbert chorus will dance. Mesdames Walter C. Hiser, Robert 8. Wilt, A. K. Scheidenhelm, William H. Kreig, Alexander L. Taggdrt Jr, Wayne L. Ritter and Charles Hedley form the chorus. Following Stuart Dean’s appearance as Thomas A. . Edison there will be a novelty act, “The Jumping Jitterbugs of Jive.” | Mr. Wild will depict Abraham Lincoln as the third February portrait. George x Schneider will portray $t. Valentine as Mrs. Ropkey appears in a comic Valentine number. Following her will be Frank A. Throop's appeararice as George Washington with four minute men +—George Fotheringham, Paul Starrett, Ralph C. Vonnegut and Dr. Ritter, bm Me Hedley will sing the | Ropke, nale ericana” with a | Mk, y chorus composed of Messrs. and Mestiames Alfred W. Noling, Hanly R. Blackburn, Chauncey H. Eno II and Edward P. Gallagher, Mesdatnes Starrett, Sparrow and | p, Messrs. Hiser, Scheidenhelm, Taggart and Albert M. - Campbell, Mrs. Campbell will be at the piano for the show. Among dinner parties at the club before the frolic will be one with [John C. Ruckelshaus as host. His guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ©. Pulliam, Mr. and. Mrs, Irving W. Lemaux and Miss : Grace E,. Meng. v Mr. Mrs. Jack H. Rhoades of Martinsville will have as their guests . and Mrs. Forest Wakeman of Mooresville and Mr. and Mrs. lest R. Roose. Guests of George E. Eardwell will: be Misses Mary Jane Hamerstadt, Frances Kearby and Ruth Noblitt, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamerstadt, J. A, Armstrong and Martin Wolf. Additional dinner reservations were made by Messrs. and Mesdames J. P. Frenzel, Morris L. Brown-and Walter J. Stuhldreher. Serving jon the frolic committee with the Ropkeys were Messrs. and Mesdames Noling, Wild, Hiser and Campbell.
“Catherine Jane Smith Is Engaged
MR, AND MRS. JOHN M. SMITH, 1321 N. Meridian st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Jane, to Robert Pulton Cook of Long Beach, Cal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Wheeling, W. Va. No date has been set for the wedding. | Both the bride and the bridegroom-to-be attended Bethany col- - lege at Bethany, W. Va., where she was a me/nber of Alpha Xi Delta sorority and he of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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o ” o » 8 8 | Miss Phyllis Anne Block .and John H. Wolf will be married in 8 ceremony at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Willlam ‘H. Block, 1918 N. Delaware st. Rabbi - Morris | M. Feuerlicht will read the marriage vows in the presence of the immediate families. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H C. Block Sr. of Miami Beach, Fla., and Indianapolis and Mr. Walt is the son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Jacob H. Wolf, 3826 N. Pennsylvania st Attendants will be the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. H. C. Block Jr., and bridegroom’s brother-in-law, Robert; Bernstein of New York. Mrs, Block will wear a pink wool frock einbroidered with an allover otif of pink and blue flowers, a French wa halo beret, white ‘gloves and blue shoes. « e bride has chosen a navy frock accented | with white, a navy off-the-face hat trimmed with white, navy accessories and white After a dinner at the home, the couple will leave for a trip to New Orleans, They will be at home here after 10. Block was graduated from Principia high school in St. Louis, attended the University of Miami and was graduated from ] pia college, Elsah, Ill. Mr. Wolf attended the University of Wisconsin and was graduated from Butler university.
Dr. Rice to Address Tudor Parents’ Association
THE ANNUAL. MEETING of the Tudor | school parents’ ation will be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the school. At o'clock Dr. Thurman B. Rice, professor of bacteriology and health at Indiana university, will speak “Preparing Chil for Successful Marriage.” Mrs. Charles Weiss, president of parents’ association, will preside. , Joseph E, Cain and Mrs, David I. gementis for the evening. Hostesses ‘be Mesdames R. W. Robert W. Clark,
‘0. ‘Wright Jr., J. Jerome Littell, 3. H.| Gardner, P. E. Mc-
e Jr. are in charge
Paul Lahr, Alexander Thomson, Erwin ©. Stout and ©. Di
ander. Miss I. Hilda Stewart is principal of the school. » » . ” » ]
| of American Patriots” will be the subject of an:
rated talk by Robert Tschaegle, assistant curator, at John o Ar; Museum, tomorrow sHerpooh it 4 o'clock. M:= Tschaegle PEUIAHY to. menics 5 to Was and Lincoln. polis at the mu and Rabert B. Failey, Judge Rus-
ter {ance at Virginia Military institute as the guest of Cadet William H. Bory Jr, of Waterton, Subject of 8 alk at
| for the 20th annual Easter sun-
|Messrs, and Mesdames
tomorrow will include Mesdames
1. Mrs. Tracy W. Whitaker is co-chairman of the supper dance to be given by St. Vincent's hospital guild April 11 at the Indianapolis Athletic club, (Creagh photo.)
2. Mesdames G. D. Quinn, Paul Carson and Russell White (left to right) were active in arrangements for the state day luncheon and dance which the active and alumnae members of Alpha Chi Omega sorority are holding today in the Indianapolis Athletic club. 3. Mrs. Robert G. Renick, president of the Indianapolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta sorority, will preside at the state day luncheon of the organization next Saturday in the Columbia club. (RameosPorter photo.) 4. Assisting with plans for the annual dinner of the DePauw university alumni Friday in the American United Life Insurance auditorium are (left to right) Mesdames Charles: W. Jones, Robert L. Mason and Herschel E, Davis.
5. Plans already are under way
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P.-T. A. Books Meeting on Legislation
Mrs. Walter A. Schulz, legislative chairman of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher associations, has called a meeting of legislative chairmen for 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the west room of the World War Memorial building. Mrs, William R. Shirley, president of the council, will open the pub= lic. meeting and introduce Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, state represen= tative, who will discuss “Our State Legislature.” Other speakers will be Mrs. Schulz, whose subject will be “Our Legislation Program for 1941 and 1942,” and Mrs. Robert -F. Shank, legislative chairman of the Indiana Congress, who will talk on “The Importance of Our Parent-Teacher Program in the National Emere gency.”
Mrs. Orval Barnett will lead a discussion on “What Shall We Do Next” ‘at a joint meeting of the LOWELL study club and adult education group Monday at 8 p. m. in the school. Fred Keithley will talk on “Juvenile Protection.”
Mrs. H. H. Bauck, 8101 Broadway, will entertain the NORA study ° club in her home Monday with a covered dish luncheon. Proceeds from the luncheon will be given to the Red Cross. Following, the group also will sew for the Red Cross. Mrs. Cecile M. Swanson i§ chairman of the club,
The study group of SCHOOL 18 (5) {will meet Tuesday at 1 p. m, in the school. * Mrs. A. F. Vehling of the Indianapolis P.-T. A. council], will . lead the discussion.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS will ob- | serve Founders’ Day with a past presidents’ dinnér in’ the school gymnasium at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Hugh Thompson, principal, will
Has a New D ir €ctor be master of ceremonies and Mrs. Georgia Barnhart will read a history
Miss Verna Maude Sutton re-|of the local dssociation. Tickets for cently was appointed director of |the dinner may be obtained at the the Suemma Coleman Home and |school. is assuming her duties there this month. She is in full charge of a SY MBERLAND the social service program at the Friday In the. school, Mrs. Patrior
Coleman Home
: Miss Sut Riggins, group chairman, will lead
rise carol service, to be held on the steps of the monument on the circlee Among committee chairmen for the event are Miss Mildred Blacklidge (left) and Miss Dorothy Peterson, (Fitch Photo.) 6. The Monday club will have a silver tea and guest day Monday in the Woman's Department club in celebration of the 47th anniversary of its founding: The program is being arranged-by Mrs, William J. Goory (left) and Mrs. Carl Ploch (right). Mrs. William Hyde Pearl (center) is the club president.
Meridian Hills Supper Is Tomorrow " |to learn to “boogie woogie.” | Reservations for the monthly| monk Throop Jr. and Miss Mary- | S. A. 1 B oO ok S
Floyd Bradleys Give Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradley, 1326 Olive st., will entertain tonight with a Washington buffet supper. Their
For Junior Assembly D ance guests will include Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols, Mrs. Hazel Wanner, Mrs.
A musical show has been planned | \yrigm James, Charles Turner and for the Junior assembly dance Fri-|; m Kern of St. Louis. day night in the Woman's Depart-| others will be Messrs. and Mes ment club ballroom. Its theme Will| somes G. E. Beall, Orville Berry, be “the backwoods gang learns 10|y p, Bennett, George Roch, C. E. swing,” and there will be a “hill- Wilson, J. W. Murray and Gus billy” jug band and a chorus of ghambers of Lebanon. backwoods girls who come to town ¥
Arrange Show .
Sunday night buffet supper ‘at Meridian Hills Country club tomor- whi) 2100 Oe row night have been made DY ypigeeq Ann Caldow, Julia Ann Hart- Musicale Verne A.ljev Joalyn Lyda and Martha Ann Trask, Frank Langsenkamp Jr, Ar |goott; James Bash, William Northur O. Pittenger, A. A. Zinn and ; The February musicale of Zeta 3 dyke ‘william Wainwright and WesPaul R. Summers. ley Hare. Assisting ‘Mrs. William chapter, Sigma Alpha lots, Baticosl Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Ellis, musical sorority, TuesByram [Salles assembly Spohn Will| ov evening at the home of the : president, Miss Mary Spalding, 426 ‘| E. Pall Creek parkway, at 8 o'clock. | Appearing on the program arranged by Mrs. Helen Thomas Mar-
Walter L Brant, william BH. waik-| Daughters of Union r, Parke A. Cooling, I. W. . : goon, L. H. Earle and Robert Been. | Program Is Monday erer. A Washington and Lincoln proThe ' entertainment. planned for gram will be given by the Daughters the evening will be a travelog on| qf Unjon Veterans of the Civil War Mexico by Mrs. Charles C. Martin |g¢ 3 pm. Monday in Ft. Friendly. who will appear in. Mexican 008-| A covered dish luncheon will be |SOPT&nO, tume. ~~" |served at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Clara SUCRE : abamer will preside.
Frank M. Worman Mothers. to Meet
Is Forum Speaker Ab. Casati Hoard peeling SL TIO) Hod patty. Denitting. ibe “Thirteen Thousand Miles by ‘Alt | Marion county chapter of American group's, scholarship fund was to be Around South America” will be the | War Mothers will be held at 11 a. m. given at 2 p. m. today in BannerDy an at Lor | Duusday in the world wis mimorial | WEN Whitehill auditorium by the
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active|p. m. tomorrow by nf club New
For the past two years, A discussion of the topic, “What Shall ton has been taking a social service We Do Next?”
course at Ohio State university, where she received her master’s degree in June of last year. She
tormeny was. me arector ot we LIMA’ Messing For Red Cross Child Welfare association in Lima, : Guest Speak 5.1% uest Speaker Knitt1 n Ss diana Central ‘college and was a former graduate student of the| The Association of the Joseph and 1. Indiana university training course |Anna Borinstein Home f A revision in the knitting pro-|,.. so0ia1” work. will meet at the a Io he Aven gram of the American Red Cross t0| ‘nye Soleman home, 2044 N. Tli-|ave., at 2:15 p. m. Tuesday. Meet, requirements Of the War DIo-,qiy st, was founded in 1907 and| yuo Ene Messing, formerly duction board, which now controls| ...'s time was known as the Flor- connecied with. the UU. 8. consulate wool supplies of the country, Was ,.e Crittenton home. Mrs. J. Wi- staff in Berlin, will speak on. “M announced today by the Indianapo-|yiam Wright heads the board of {rvin from Stockholm to the United lis chapter, . directors. The home is a member States via Germany, Spain and According to Sadjori) B Rea, Cross of the Council of Social Agencies. poiiyca) ” : uarte; » ! headq 75, 8 ” od The opening prayer will be given
ments afe now ou hang 10: meet 3 » ; immed Tequirem iviera Club Dance [by mrs. Victor Goldberg. A patrifate Bis or otic tea and social hour with Mrs.
ed services and fut - - . EE onto ae |Is This Evening EE Among activities scheduled by the|follow the program.
The new program, worked out by| Riviera club this week-end are a| Mrs. Sarah Messing Stern is prothe WPB and the Red Cross to aid club /dange tonight and an open|gram chairman and Mrs, Samuel ‘the nation in conserving its supply |house and tes dance, followed by a|Dorfman, president, will preside. of wool, will cause a sharp curtail-|dinner, ‘tomorrow evening. Co-chairmen of the group's defense ment-of available yarn for Indian- The open house will be held at|stamp sales are Mrs, Louis Barnett apolis knitters. Only one pound for |the club from 3 to 5 p. m. and the|and Mrs. N. C. Weinberg. 10 Petsoh iLL avaliatilerio Kal. dinner has been set for 6:30 p. m. Ty b ters throughout the year Reservations for the latter may be 1 An 800-pound shipment received made at the club. Credit Women 8 Clu aia Gant Robertson of the camera de. Meets Tuesday 8 gone one one- | partment at L. 8. Ayres & Co., it was made avail- | discuss “Composition” at a meeting) The Credit Women's Breakfast
club will meet at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday |e i irs ory morn Ee ley CAAT uh Tocatay in. the W tel. Mrs. Mari
-levening at 8 -p .m, Movies, illus-
" p Pisher will report on the recent those who obtained |teur movie orc wil ce 0 istrict convention of the elul
~S. C: Chapter gymnasium class
; directed "by B ga a Oral Bridgford will meet in the ®Sews for Red Cross tance ‘omorrow winter recreation building | The Muikin Shoplet of the Music for on aio, Tuternmuonal Travel Study sly 3 dass giver u, | Rei im. From Flori have » luncheon tn tie heme of A ME ai Mess. Ray E OBeio, 3008 Ma. M. 8. Cochrane,
Ration Yarn
‘ Miss Sutton is a graduate of In-