Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1942 — Page 26

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 194 Federation to Mrs. Gray Hostess . |To Piano Teachers Plant Lane ot Mrs. Naomi Gray, president of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ . association, was to have officers of » , the association as her luncheon Tr CCS In Par k guests today in Ayres’ tearoom | following an executive meeting. The first plantings of a proposed| Attending were to be the Misses “Federation Lane” of flowering crab Pauline Clark, Clytia Ulrich, Frances trees in the Holliday park Botanical | >. ie Sue . ie ae: gardens was made yesterday by the Maebelle Ellis, Esther D. Crandall th district, Federations of Clubs. and Mrs. Lawrence Steele. Six trees were planted and it is! . planned that additions will be made SOCt€tY Card Party each year by individual clubs of the Ne oy do, rw organization. Mrs. Leonard A . m. tomorrow in the organizaMurchison, district conservation tjon’s hall, 205 Transportation buildchairman, is in charge. | ing.

Meridian Hills Plans Supper

An informal buffet supper will be served Sunday evening at 5:30 o'clock at Meridian Hills Country club's monthly ramily get-together. The program arranged by Mr, and rs. Edward P. Everett will include a magician, Dave Coleman of Effingham, Ill. He will be assisted by his wife. Next month's calendar includes the opening of the golf tournament season. The men will hold their first tournament on May 2 and will close the program with a stag dinner. Women golfers, led by Mrs. William H. Walker and Mrs, Horace

E. Storer, co-chairmen, will meet for their first matches on May 6 and will have luncheon following. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. Knox are chairmen of an informal dinner bridge party on May 9 and on May 10 a special Mothers’ Day dinner will be held at the club. The monthly luncheon bridge will be on May 19 and a party for juniors will be held on May 22, Another buffet supper is scheduled for May 24.

W. S.C. S. Luncheon .

The Woman's Society of Christian service of St. Paul's Methodist church held its April luncheon meet-

ing yesterday. Mrs. Frank Spangler discussed “Race Relations” and

Miss Irene Duncan continued her talk on the book of Ephesians.

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Southside A. Z. A. Will Dance Sunday

Miss Selma Greenstein is one of the candidates for sweetheart queen to be crowned at the annual dance sponsored by the Southside A. Z. A. junior order of the B'nai B'rith at the Severin hotel roof garden Sunday evening.

Mayor Reginald Sullivan will present a gold loving cup to the queen who will be elected by those attending the dance. Other candidates are the Misses Lee and Sylvia Nahmias, Sylvia Greenberg, Lillian Bluestein and Ann Goldberg. The custom of providing corsages will be’ abandoned this year so that paper corsages may be sold at the dance with proceeds donated to some charitable organization.

W.C.T.U.Tea To Be Monday

The Rev. Victor R. Griffin, a native of Australia, will give an illustrated lecture on his homeland at a tea for the benefit of the soldier's milk fund Monday at 2 p. m. in Banner - Whitehill ‘auditorium. The tea is being sponsored by the Irvington W, C, T. U. A trio trom the Matinee Musicale including Mesdames Edgar Williams, Paul Lawall and J. R. Howell will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Esther Kingston. Miss Judith Ann Morrow will give a reading and Mrs. W. B. Ward will have charge of devotions. Officers and directors who will

serve as hostesses at the tea will be Mrs. Walter Gingery, president, and Mesdames J. C. Siegesmund, W. S. Barnhart, V. M. Villars, F, E, Best, E. B. Hargrave, J. B. Ferguson, Garfield Walker, L. G. Shimer, R. H. Mueller, H. H. Trager, E. W. Krause, F. B. Ray, A. W. Macy and H. P. Knecht.

Celebrates Birthday

Miss Mary Virginia Harrison re-|

cently was guest of honor .at a birthday party given by Miss Martha Stuckey, 822 N. Bradley st.| Guests were Mesdames Jack McGahey, Dale Cox, Paul Cooper and | the Misses Mary Lindley, Ione Lane, | Loretta Edwards, Gertrude Smith,| Mildred Slattery, Mary Patterson | and Genevieve Hile,

Mrs. Dan Hull to Be

Honored at Tea

Wives of the faculty at Shorte ridge high school will entertain from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow with a tea in honor of Mrs. Dan Hull, wife of the principal who came to Short= ridge this school year. The event will be in the home of Mrs. Thomas Woods, 3663 N. Penne sylvania st. Receiving with Mrs, Woods will be Mrs. Hull and Mrs. George Buck, wife of Mr. Hull's predecessor, Mrs. Emmett Rice and Mrs. Joel Hadley will preside at the tea table, Miss Mari Wagner, harpist from the Arthur Jordan conservatory of music, will play.

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