Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1942 — Page 24

Eire or Sue valet atm. ia ro weep tonight at the Junior assembly dance in the Woman's Department club ballroom are Ji - Bash, Miss Martha Ann Scott (left) and Miss Lockwood. The theme of the show will be “the backwoods gang learns to swing,” and there will be a “hillbilly” jug bard and a chorus of backwoods girls who come to town to learn to “boogie woogie.”

Youthful Playgoers Will Attend ? Chilticoss Theater Performances

: THE PRESENTATION OF “THE SECRET. GAR. ~ DEN” this week-end by the Children’s Civic theater will . attract numerous youthful playgoers to the Civic playhouse. Performanees will be given tomorrow ‘morning

and afternoon and Sunday afternoon. tor ding: bagethier lomieirow morning’ Will. be thal Loman 8, Ayres’ daughter, Elise, and Katherine and David Williams. Mus. Joseph E. Cain has made reservations for a party of eight. Guests of Sue Davis, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. “Robert S. Davis, will ‘be Carolyn Rose, dase Lisaby, Lucinda Rehm, Florence Waterman and

ma ith Ann Mor#son; the Guy E. Mor1 be Jimmy Jock, Steven Wall aiid Peggy Benner. Tommy Lemons will take Lucia Funk, Baas Ey A ae tte ks Drusia : for a party of six have been made by Mrs. Russell J. Spivey.

Evans Woollen Ill Is in Cast

’ ; ‘AT THE MATINEE PERFORMANCE tomorrow, one party wil "|: include Pare deGiot-and Caroline, Barbara Jean and Carl Verbarg Jr. - Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. and her daughter Katharine will be at the "theater to see Katharine’s brother, Evans III, play the role of Colin in the show." The Vernon C.. ‘MacNabb’s daughters, June and Betty, will have as their guests Ann Massoth and Anne and Carol Driftmeyer. In a party arranged by Mrs, John ‘W. May Jr. will be Cynthia and Alice May, Nancy Patrick, Georgia Mattison, Lucy Littell ' and

Mrs. . Bernadine McAree (left) succeeds Mrs. Harold F. Sweeney (right) as president phin club, an mner club women’s swimming group in the Indianapolis: ‘Athletic club. Both th ident and retiring president are among the I.A.C. women who ‘recently passéd Red Ci Mary Jean Milner. tests. Other officers elected are Miss Betty Augustus, ‘vice /president; Mrs, Harry I is Jeanne, Edward and Paul Hargitt Jr. will attend with a party | and Mrs. Richard Holmes, treasurer. : including Carolyn and Jimmy Branham, Melissa and Nancy Mowrer : ‘ Praline opal

and Joyce and Johnie McClaran. Mis WwW. L. Heston and, Foy : : Sahin, Nove asd Larry Heston asd saver iin. | Virginia Viles Will Become Bride Dr. F rantz. Is Of Hayden Caywood Hill Guest Speaker In McKee Chapel Tonight | ; Dr. George Arthur. Frantz will

Minxie Harrison to Entertain Smite rrmitreree : MRS. DONALD F. STIVER has made. reservations for Sunday Miss Virginia Viles, daughter of Mf.’and Mrs. Aubrey Vile§ of Amo,|SPeak Monday. to .the Alpha Chf and Hayden Caywood Hill, son of Stanley C. Hill, will be married at{Mothers’ club in the sorority’

y : for her daughter Jeri, Polly Abendroth, Barpara Sherow, Marion | Legion N ews— Goldthwaite and Juanita Trotter. Another group attending together Plan Dinner for 8:30 o'clock tonight in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle - Presbyterian church. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will officiate before an altar ‘banked with Ehapter, hous on, the Bufter- Sam pus. His talk will follow a 12:30 p, =

will include Richard, Patricia and Denis Mulcahy, Martha Oliver and Knig htstown greenery. Miss Donna Alles, organist, will play, “I Love You Truly,” “Ave m, luncheon. Music: will be - proe

Butler Alumnae Literary Club “To Hear Talk on Books; Rotary Club Dinner Is Monday

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Mary Lee Mobley. That afternoon Miss Minxie Harrison, the Davis Harrisons’ daughter, will take Misses ‘Bettylynn Hargitt, Rosemary Wright and Carolyn Smith to the theater.’ With a party arranged by Mrs. A. M. Taylor will be her daugh- . ters, Charlotte and Isabel, and Anne Spalding, Jean Summiers, Joan Hoster, Delane Rice, Nancy Miller; and Marjorie Kahn. Additional reservations for tomorrow afternoon were made by Mesdames Wayne

Maria” and “O, Promise Me.” "Miss Viles, who will be given in

NTARY club of INDIANAPOLIS will meet next vided by the. Alpha Chi trio, ine

; I Mrs. Wal ~ las her topic, f |“Rescind, Recondsider- and Ratify.” | Mrs. Joseph M. VanArsdall relcently was ted ‘recording secretary in place of Mrs. William E. Tinney, who resigned, Mrs. Paul V, Calet is president of the club. © Mrs. Marshall Crabill will lead a * discussion on “What Makes a Good Home” :follo ‘a luncheon meet- © ing ‘of the FAIRVIEW MOTHERS’ club, INDIANAPOLIS FREE "KINDERGARTEN society, Tuesday at the Jindergarten.

A talk on “Recent Books” and a -. review ‘of “Sch master of Yesterday" (Alvin K. Harlow) will be given by Miss Anna (K. Suter and Miss Irma Bachman before the BUTLER | ALUMNAE LITERARY ‘club tomor- . TOW, co Mrs, Arthur Beal will enfertain _ the group in her home, 3262 Broadway.,

Members of the WOMAN'S ROTARY club will spend “An Evening with Riley” with Edward O. Snethen as impersonator next Monday. The program will follow a 6:30

Mrs. Carl the business session. lector of the club, will have R’s of parliamentary law,

p. m. dinner meting in thé Propylaeum.

Miss Ruth Flick, 1509 Barth ave., will be Lostess to the EMERA club at 8 o'clock tonight.

The SEVENTH WARD WOMEN’S REPUBLICAN club will meet Tuesday| at 2 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Gladys Chapman, 2458 N. Talbott st. Speakers will -be, H., B. Pike and Miss Genevieve Brown. Hostesses for the evening will include Miss Elizabeth = Waddle, Miss. Lucetta Ohr and Mrs. Burton Beville,

Dr.’ ‘Russell Sage will speak on the ¢ommon cold following alp m. luncheon - meeting of the PHI DELTA. THETA MOTHERS’ club next - Thursday in -the chapter house, 705 W. Hampton drive. Hostesses for the occasion will be Mesdames R. D. McClaran, Edwin Pentecost, E. B. Palmer and R. E. Clayton.

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Home Children

The Americanism and Knightstown Home committees of the Bruce P.-Robison auxiliary to the American Legion ‘will entertain with a dinner and program Sunday for divisions 29 and 30 of the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors’ Children’s Home in Knightstown. The program, beginning at 2 p. m. in the chapel, will include a flag presentation by Mrs. Walter Buenaman, unit president; musical selections by Miss Dorothy ‘Albright, pianist and member of the Junior auxiliary, and a patriotic sound film, sponsored by C. A. Shoemaker. . Others participating will be James Winkel, accordionist, and Arthur Baron Jr., and his saxaphone quartet. The program was arranged by members of the Americanism committee. Mrs. Ralph R. Lynch, chair man, will serve as master of ceremonies, assisted by Mesdames James A. Crewes, Fred C. Hasselbring, Wik lard Boyle, Ralph Roderick and Miss Sadie Campbell. , Carl Gates is in charge of the post color guard which will ‘assist in the flag presentation. Special invitations have been extended to L. A.| Courtner, superintendent of the home, and Mrs. Courtner; Frank Mumford, 12th district commander; Mrs. John A. Noon, dis-

H. Norris, district chairman; Mrs. George Poppa, district Knightstown home chairman, and Mrs. Donald H. Smith, depart ment Knightstown home chairman. The supper committee ‘includes Mrs. Ellis McCammon, .chairman, Mrs. Frank D. Allen and Miss Jeanne Parrish, of the Knightstown home committee,

Juniors Plan Dinner The monthly dinner meeting of the auxiliary, junior auxiliary and squadron will be held Monday evening in the dining room of the Central Christian church. Special guests

will be Paul D. Hinkle of Butler

university ‘and _ soldiers and sailors; Members of the unit, who are acting ‘as hostésses for the Service. Men's club, will serve on the reception committee for the dinner. They are the Misses Olivine and Helen|® Buenaman, Jeanne Parrish, Marian Scott, Margaret Collman, Mary Cox, Jeane Beachamp, Lorraine and

Shirley Simpson and Mary Elizabeth Gardner. Following the dinner, the sponsoring groups: will hold their fespective meetings. The junior auxiliary chorus will’ rehearse songs for the ‘Easter Sunrise carol service.

Olnosi Study Club toHear Talk on Press

Mrs. D. D. Parker will speak on “The Indianapolis Press™ Tuesday at a 1:30 o'clock luncheon .of the Olnosi Study Club. Mrs. E. B. Gauker, 916 Eastern ave., will be hostess. . . . Mrs. E. L. Baker will Yeport on a recent meeting’ of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs.

Carson, Paul D. Goeke,. Edwin M, McNally, Karl M. Koons and Kenneth Metcalf and for Sunday by Mesdames Joseph J. Cole, Lehman Dunning, William Garstang, Walter H. Hiatt, rR J. Boatman. _

trict auxiliary president; Mrs. Max. Americanism

and Thomas C. Batchelor.

8 EJ ” Mrs. Frederick C. Albershardt,

in her home Saturday, March 7. the meeting.

publicity representative.

Preston, 5901 N. Illinois st.

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william A. Diven of Anderson. afternoon at the Moxley home.

Mayflower Society's Board to Meet

PAUL H. BUCHANAN, governor of the Indiana Soeiety of Mayflower Descendants, has called a meeting of the board of assistants'for 12:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Italian room of the Hotel Lincoln.

» : » secretary of the Goucher College

Alumnae club, will entertain club members at a 1" o'clock luncheon

War work will be discussed at

Other officers of the group are Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson, president; Mrs, Edward H. DeHorlty, treasurer, and Mrs, Harry D. Case,

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A meeting of the Wells College Alumnae club will be held ‘at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the Presient; Miss Judith

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G. Barret Moxley will entertain tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic. club with a bridal dinner for his daughter, Miss’ Kefen Irving Moxley, and William Albert Diven'Jr., son of Mr, «nd Mrs."

The wedding wis Oe tomorrow

Daughters of Union Election Is Monday

« Members of the Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, will meet at 2 p. m. Monday with Mrs, Elizabeth Woldt, 2710 Talbott" st. Mrs. George Dunn, soprano, and

{Mrs. A. R. deTartas, pianist, will

present a short musical program in-. cluding patriotic selections. Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker, program chairman, will introduce Mrs. E.- C. Rumpler, national defense chairman, who will talk on “Famous American Documents.” Preceding the program, a business session will be conducted by Mrs. Louis E. Kruger, regent. Mrs. A. B. Glick, state regent, will discuss the duties of members of the hostess chapter during the state conyention which will be held at Hotel Lincoln, March 28. Mrs. Besse Herrmann, chairmen of the nominating committee, will announce candidates for office and an election will follow. A feature of the meeting will be

recording secretary. Members are asked to respond with suggestions on the roles women will play in the ct. A prize will be given %o the Persan Mapking Shedtes: suggestion. Sol

Coffee Dish

To make a delicious coffee cut into small pieces a abot; ¢ Souen. marstualiows, and atie into one cup-of strong, hot until they are melted. Cool. 304.ome ‘up. ut fesvy eam. has been whipped stiff. Chill refrigerator for at least three ho

[etore serving.

SORORITIES

initiation services and programs on musical and educational subjects. “Music Therapy” is the subject of a paper to be read by Mrs. James A. Moag for the program of the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE . chapter, MU PHI EPSILON, national music honor sorority, Monday evening,

Lorenzo B, Jones will play a piaho duet and Mrs. Otto B. Heppner, soprano, will sing accompanied by Miss Marian Laut. 4 Mrs. Walter H. Hiatt, 795 Middle drive, Woodruff place; will be hostess for the 6 o'clock dinner. She will be assisted by Mrs. Frank Forry,. chairman, Mesdames Fred S. Smith, Jessamine Barkley Fitch, Esther Dean Crandall and Irma Judd.

GAMMA and LAMBDA chapters, OMEGA NU TAU, have announced members who will attend the ane nual presidents’ honor day luncheon and grand council meeting Sunday at the Colonnade Inn, Alexandria, Ind.

Those to attend from Gamma

now the elementary department of

chapter are Mrs. Earl Schull and| the roll call by Mrs. Walter Weimer, | 5.

.| vations may be made with Mrs. La-

' | Any: person formerly connected

+ . | president; Mrs. Bowen, secretary;

| secretary; Mrs, Homer H. DaVie,

| membership secretary; Miss Edith

Griffith, treasurer, and Mrs. 0. K. 1:

Y |sponsor a card party at the Citizens

2 Yresident of the group.

marriage by her father, will wear the wedding gown of the bridegroom’s mother. It is of ivory satin and rose point lace fashioned on princess lines with a long train. Her long veil of matching tulle will fall from a tiara of satin. She will carry a bridal bouquet of delicate pink roses and gardenias. Mrs. Griffith Brooks Niblack, sister of the bridegroom, will. be Miss Viles’ only attendant. She will wear pink taffeta with a matching flowered hat and shoulder length veil. Talisman roses will form her colonial bouquet. Mr. Niblack will serve as best man and James Goodwin and ‘Ray Knoop will usher. The bride’s mother will be attired in a dubonnet print frock with a corsage of gardenias and Mrs. Rachael E. Wright, grandmother of the bridegroom, will be dressed in gray crepe with a corsage of pink and orchid sweet peas. Pollowing a. short wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis.

Eliza A. Blaker Club Luncheon Is March 7

The Eliza A. Blaker club, an organization composed of the faculty and students of the old Teachers’ college of Indianapolis which is

the College of Education at Butler university, will hold its annual birthday luncheon, March 17, at 12:30 p. m. in the Columbia club. This luncheon is held each year in celebration of the birthday of the late Mrs. Blaker, who organized the Indianapolis free kindergartens and ‘founded the Teachers’ college. Mrs. Blaker servéd as superintendent of the free kindergartens and as ‘president of the college from 1882 until her death in 1926. ‘The program will include a book review, “Big Family,” (Bellamy Partridge) by Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt and a report on the Eliza A. Blaker Memorial fund by Mrs. A. W. Bowen, chairman of the fund committee.

Chairman of Arrangements

Miss Leila Partlowe is chairman of luncheon ‘arrangements and reser-

‘mar S. Strong, 6125 Central ave.

with the Teachers’ college may attend. Officers of the club include Miss Helen Wallick, president; Mrs. Strong, first vice president; Miss Elizabeth Downhour, second vice

Mrs. Oliver Neier, corresponding

Gaskins, auditor. Members of the board of directors are Mesdames Richard A. Rice, Francis Miller, William D. Bain, Glen McClure and Miss Vesta Cook. Mrs. Blanche G. Mathews is honorary president and Miss Emma Colbert is permanent secretary. for out-of-town members.

P.-T. A. Sponsors Card Party

“The Parent - Teacher association of Thomas Jefferson school 7 will

Gas & Coke Utility at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Mrs. Arthur Lynch, general chairman, will be assisted by the follow-.

ius Oakes, prizes; Mrs. Louis Shuffield, tickets, and Miss Theresa Carroll, . publicity.- Mrs. Shuffield

ing committee chairmen: Mrs. Jun-|-

Rainbow Popcorn

Here's a trick’ that will tickle the youngsters. Next time you make popcorn balls: for: them, divide the syrup into three saucepans, add yellow coloring to one, red to another and green to a third. Pour over the popped corn; shape into balls.

cluding the ‘Misses = Jean+ Busch mann, Mary Margaret Smead andy Hélen Smock. ; Mrs. Hobart ‘Thomas is. minis of the guest day, assisted by Meso.

H. G. Hays, Thaddeus Case, A. A Johnson and D, E. Newman, ;

. Sorority t to Meet