Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1942 — Page 11

Society—

TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1942

The Masquers Club of Tudor Halt Will Give ‘Stage Door’ May 15-16

THE MASQUERS CLUB of Tudor Hall school will

present “Stage Door” (George S. Kaufman and Edna -

‘Ferber) on the evenings of May 15 and 16 at 8:15 o’clock in the auditorium of the school. The Prompters club ot - Park school will aid the young women in staging the per-

formances, which will be open to the public. - The leading roles will be played by the Misses Mary Boyd Higgins, Natalie Pinnell, Anne Amelia Marmon, Margaret Rogers; John Spaulding and Alexander Taggart. 1 Others in the cast will be the Misses Maryann Zinn, Martha Frances Dunn, Jo-Anne Jordan, Jacqueline Cohen, Ann Caldow, Alice Gates, Anne Caldwell, Nina Lockwood, Heberton Weiss, Barbara Bradley, Margaret Miller, Margery Quigg, Shirley: Amos, Emily Flickinger and Barbara Winslow. X Members of the Prompters club who will have roles are Paul Ragan, Ralph Scheidenhelm, Tony Angell, Laurance Earle, John ‘ Miller, William Clark, Warren Simmons, Macartan Miner and "Charles Bookwalter. : Miss Nellie McCaslin is directing the production, assisted by ‘ Miss Marlou Hyatt. The technical staff includes Miss Linda Hamilton, technical director; Miss Sallie Eaglesfield and Miss Susanne Chambers, business managers; Miss Julia Jane Carman, publicity; Miss Caroline Gray and Miss Suzanne Littell, costumes, and the Misses Suzanne Ganter, Evaline Hitz and Mary Johnson, prop-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Select Entries for Exhibit at Museum

Sororities— Phi Delta Pi to Give Dinner

For Mothers

Among activities planned by sorority women for meetings this week is a dinner for mothers. Mrs. Jean Stackhouse will be hostess for a meeting of PHI DELTA BETA at the home of Mrs. Ross Bennett, 1711 College ave., this evening at 8 o'clock.

A guest dinner for mothers of members of DELTA chapter, PHI DELTA PI, will be held at 7 p. m. Thursday in the Canary Cottage.

LAMBDA chapter of DELTA SIGMA KAPPA will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. William Willoughby.

Mrs. Russell Duvall, 925 N. Tacoma ave. will entertain members of ALPHA chapter, RHO DELTA, at a business meeting Thursday evening df 8 o'clock in her home.

A business session has been scheduled by THETA chapter, DELTA SIGMA KAPPA, for tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in Hotel Antlers.

Members of BETA ZETA chap-

Public to See White Cross Guild's Work

Public inspection of work on hose pital dressings and supplies being

‘done by members of the White

Cross guild {is ‘invited today through Friday between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. in the auditorium of the Methodist hospital nurses’ home. : - This demonstration is part of the hospital's observance of national

| |hospital day May 12. It will be

Photorefléx photo. Miss Nancy Katherine Jones,

daughter of Walter L. Jones, will be married to Maurice Garrison late in June. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of George Garrison of Columbus, Ind.

Party Tomorrow The Good Will club of St. Joseph’s church will give a card party at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the hall, 617

climaxed by the guild's annual luncheon, election and awarding of trophies that day in Roberts Park Methodist church. Maj. Eldon A. Huchison, post chaplain at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, will be the speaker. His subject will be “What Are We Fighting For?” ’ :

Pauline Clark Heads Piano Teachers’ Club

Miss Pauline Clark was elected president of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ association at a recent meeting. ih Others elected were Vilora Pock, vice president; Estelle Lang and Mildred Jarvis, recording and core responding secretaries; Norma Krise

erties : : wi * ; ; Entries and prizewinners in the 35th annual exhibit of Indiana artists’ works were seiected yesterday |ter, BETA SIGMA PHI, will meet Woy Mary Lane aed hs Deed usher end meribers Of uh® | by J. Jeffrey Grant deft), Chicago, and Zolton L. Sep eshy, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., both well-known artists. |in Hotel Antlers at 8:30 o'clock this|E. North st. Mrs. Leonard Riley|ijan, treasurer, and Clytia Ulrich, pd i S y Dger, Lucy 8 2 The winners will be announced at an invitational preview Saturday night at Herron Art Museum. The ex- [evening ‘for a regular business dis-{and Mrs. Julia Rosa will be in|historian. Naomi Gray is the ree

Spiegel and Shirely. Amos. hibit will open to the public on Sunday to continue through June 14. cussion, charge. tiring president. : Ey

« Corinne Welling to Speak Before Clubs > na Butler University’s Program of

THE REVIEW CIRCLE has changed the date of its May meeting from Thursday to May 21. Miss Corinne Welling of the Butler

university faculty will be the speaker and Mrs. A. A. Zinn and the program committee members will be hostesses. 8 8 =» 0 ® ® ® Mrs. Clemens O. Mueller will be hostess for the Friday meeting of the Government Science club. Mrs. Henrietta K. Matkin will speak. The club will conclude its year’s activities on May 23 with a luncheon. : 2 8 8 8 #8 =» The Over-the-Teacups club will have a guest day Friday at the Propylaeum. Miss Corinne Welling of the Butler university staff

« will talk on “The American Scene.” :

2 o 2 8 ® ” The Butler University Women’s Faculty club will honor its new “president, Mrs. Ross J. Griffeth, and other officers with a dessert luncheon at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the recreation room of Jordan hall. : * Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward, dean of women, will speak on “A Great Physiologist” and Mrs. Karl 8S. Means, vocalist, will be accompanied by Mrs. Gray Burdin in a. group of selections. Miss Lena Laura Nester, the hostess chairman, will be as-

. sisted by Dr. Allegra Stewart and the Mesdames Dean Walker, Paul

D. Hinkle, Frank H. Gorman, Roy M. Robbins, George A. Schu_macher, George F. Leonard, Bruce Kershner, Gino A. Ratti, C. R. Maxam and J. R. Townsend Jr., and the Misses Corinne Welling, Kathryn Journey, Esther Renfrew, Sina F. Fowler and Dr. Margaret Fisher. ” ” 8 8 8 8 The Wellesley club will honor out-of-town members at a luncheon May 18 in the home of Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff. The event was post-

ation will be June 8.

schools. Thespis, honorary dramatic society; will present its major spring production in the workshop at Jordan hall Friday. On May 20, the Y. W. C. A. competitive sing will be held with

. | trophies being awarded to the fra-

ternity and sorority with the best choruses. Final examinations will begin at 8 a. m., May 29, with the observance of Memorial Day break ing examination week. The annual formal senior ball will ‘be held June 4. Robert Jacobi of Greenfield is chairman for the event. Alumni reunions and senior class day will -be June 6 with baccalaureate exercises taking place

Pre-Commencement Activities Starts With Honor Day Thursday

Pre-commencement activities at Butler university will begin with honor day ceremonies Thursday at the North Methodist church. Gradu-

Acting President M. O. Ross will award general university honors and the deans of the four colleges will present prizes, scholarships, fellowships and honor society memberships to. students in their respective

The Bridal Scene— R. E. Shepherd Will Marry

Miss Havens

The engagement of Miss Katherine Madeliene Havens to Robert Eugene Shepherd is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Havens, 5703 E. Washington st., apartment 6. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr.

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P . E. O. Sisterhood at Conven tion ter to a close June 8. Emerson Avenue Baptist church, of-

ficiating. Attendants will be Miss Chapters U and V of Indianapolis will be hostesses for the 1otn| Ladies Aid Sponsors

Ruth Swiggett, Franklin, maid of annual state convention of the P. E, O. sisterhood May 14 and 15 at Banquet Thursday

honor; Miss Marjorie Elfner, bridesi maid, - ards, t, ; the ‘World War Memorial. The convention theme will be “Unity for sad; Tugane: Bow bes 1 Vietory” =.

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A banquet for all P. E. O. members and their husbands will be that evening in the ballroom of the Indianapolis Athletic club with ‘Governor Henry F. Schricker as the speaker. Guests of honor at the convention ‘will be Mrs. Laura Storms Knapp, recording _secretary of Supreme | Chapter; Mrs. Schricker and past | presidents of © the Indiana state | chapter. Delegates from 30 chap- | ters will attend. : Mrs. Julia Brandenburg, state | president, will ‘preside. Other state ‘officers are Mrs. A. M. Wagner and Mrs. M. W. Hillman, vice presi-

izer; Mrs. J. F. Richardson and Mrs. J. R. Kuebler, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. R. M. Souder, treasurer. This year the convention will be held only two days instead of the customary three and will close May 15 after the election of state officers. At noon both days, the Scottish Rite carillon will be played in honor of the visitors. :

Sorority to Meet Tomorrow evening at 8:30 o'clock, Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta, will meet with Miss Hazel Lawson, 935 Congress ave.

Plan Dinner Party

A dinner party at Brookside inn will be held by Gamma Beta Chi sorority at 7 p. m. tomorrow.

semane Lutheran church will sponsor a mother and daughter banquet at 6:30 p. m. “Thursday at the

church. Mrs. Guy Rhodes, president, is in charge of the program including piano selections by Miss Joan Kob; songs by Mrs. Arthur Madison and

Miss Betty . Mercer; readings by Mrs. Fred Stucky and an accordion solo by Miss Betty Rosa.

Mrs. J. P. Highley will speak on “Garden of My Dreams.”

To Live in Washington

, Pirst Lieut. and Mrs. Henry E. Coston, 5211 E. 10th st., are leaving this month for Washington where Lieut. Coston has been. ordered for active duty in the. army signal

| married to Lewis T. Smith May 16.

Miss Edna Mae Hicks, 1815 Montcalm st., will entertain tonight with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Helen Stamper who will be

The hostess will be a bridesmaid at the wedding. Guests will include the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. S. A. Stamper; the bridegroom-fo-be’s mother, Mrs. L. E. Smith, Mesdames Roy Stamper, J. K. Taylor, A. E. Gordon, Lawrence Davis, John Sheets, Kirkwood Yockey; Miss Helen Fiefbeck, who will be Miss Stamper’s maid of honor; Miss Anne Howarth, a bridesmaid, and Miss Marymae Stamper. Miss Fiefbeck will give a kitchen shower for Miss Stamper on Thursday evening and Miss Howarth will be hostess at a luncheon Monday at Catherine’s restaurant. Miss

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Mrs. Thelma Steele, 810 N. Oxford st., became the bride of Marshall Joyce in an 8:30 p. m. ceremony Saturday ‘in the First Evangelical and Reformed church. Mr. Joyce is. the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Joyce, 1234 Hoyt ave. The Rev. C. J. G. Russom read the ceremony. The bride wore a light blue suit with brown acces!lsories and a corsage of gardenias, ‘J|roses and valley lilies. Her only attendant was an aunt, Mrs. J. P. Burns, Cleveland, who wore a navy frock with powder blue accessories and a Talisman rose corsage. Mr. Burns served as best man. 8 ” 2 A personal shower given tonight by Mrs. James A. Hynes and 1|Miss Dorothy Clark will honor Miss Betty Snyder whose marriage to Robert E. Schmidlap will be May 23. The party will be given at Mrs. Hynes’ home, 922 E. 49th st. - Guests will include mothers of the couple, Mrs. Marl Snyder, and Mrs. Stella Schmidlap, Mesdames Charles Bochner, James A. Carvin, Emily ‘ : Lineback and Joseph M. Milner Jr., i Misses Delores Abshire, Minnie ; : : , Marie King, Mary Matheson, Rose- @ 8 ® EE. Mary Male Convenient! Practical! Economical! . Mrs. Milner Jr. sister of the bride-to-be and her only attendant, will’ entertain later with a linen and bathroom shower.

2 » 8 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bleakney, 738 N. Wallace st., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Edna Fern, to George M. Reed, son of f Mrs. Hazel Reed, 956 N. Oxford st. |The wedding will ‘be June 3.

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