Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1942 — Page 4

Preview of Indiana Artists’ Works Will Be This Evening at Museum

NAMES OF PRIZE WINNERS in the 35th annual exhibition of Indiana artists’ works at John Herron art museum will be announced at a preview at 8 o'clock this evening, The formal public opening of the show will be at 1 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Tonight's preview will be attended by members of the Art Association of Indianapolis, artists and their friends. Works on display include 125 paintings and 13 pieces of sculpture. . Tomorrow afternoon Miss Lucy M. Taggart, Mrs, G. H. A, Clowes, William .G. Sullivan, Fermor S. Cannon and William OC. Griffith will serve on the Art association’s host and hostess come= mittee at the museum. Another event on ‘the calendar at the museum this week will be the appearance of the Musical Art quartet of New York on Thursday and- Friday nights. The programs will be presented at

| 8:30 p. m. in the museum assembly hall. The quartet has played here several times in. the past. The performances will be open to

the public although Art association members will be given first _

3 ‘opportunity to obtain tickets.

4 Tudor Hall Organizations Name Officers

OFFICERS OF TUDOR HALL school’s major organizations are announced following their recent election. Miss Margery Quigg, Richmond, Ind., will be president of the Student Government association with Miss Marjorie Bain as vice president; Miss Margaret Miller of Knightstown, secretary, and Miss Jo-Anne Jordan, Springfield, O., treasurer, Miss Mary Boyd Higgins was elected president of next year’s . senior class. The Chronicle and Crown, school yearbook and mag- | azine, will be edited by Miss Maryann Zinn and Miss Anita Trinz will be business manager of the publications. Miss Jane Norris will serve as president of the Athletic association. | Miss Ann Caldwell, Dunkirk, has been named president of the residence. Heading the Masquers club will be Miss Nina Lockwood > and Miss Betty Hahn, Michigan City, will be president of the Prelude. club. Chairman of the school’s Junior Red Cross chapter next year will be Miss Emily Flickinger.

Names Aids for Arlington Horse Show

MRS. GEORGE W. SADLIER has been appointed by the Indiana Saddle Horse association as ticket sales chairman for the 12th annua] Arlington charity horse show. The association is a co- . sponsor, . with . Robert H. Brown of the Arlington stables, for the show which will ‘be presented the evenings of June 10 through 13. ‘Proceeds will be- contributed to war charities. 4 Mrs. Clayton O. Mogg recently was chosen by Mr, Brown to handle box seat reservations. E. A. Crane, 1.8. H. A, president, soon will announce full committees of assistants. : . Classes to be shown will include three and five-gaited divisions, * fine harness, hackney pony, Shetland pony, junior five-gaited, ladies’ three-gaited, and two closses for Indiana-owned horses. Officers of the I.S.H.A. working with Mr. Brown and Mr. Crane for the show are Dr. P. O. Bonham, Ralph Kelsch and Dan Striebel of Michigan City, vice presidents; Richard W. Fox, secre"tary; Kyle Herder, assistant; Mr, Sadlier, treasurer; Mrs. Marie Bowen, executive secretary, and the following directors: Walter Porter, P. O. Ferrel, Loren L. Carter, George V. Aikman, William "H. Wemmer, Indianapolis; E. A. Sheets, Crawfordsville; Dr. T. A. Sigler, Greencastle; Dr. K. D. Graves, Lafayette. R. E. Horner, inamac; Dr. W. H. Williams, Lebanon; Jack Fisher, Richmond; ubert Alexander, Rushville, and Mrs. William Goodwin, Frank-

Wassar Club Notes Founders’ Day

= THE ANNUAL founders’ day tea of the Indiana Vassar club to be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs, Alexander L. Taggart, 9400 Spring Mill road. Mrs. A. S. Woodard Jr., president, was in charge of arrangements. ” # ” # » ” “The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American “Revolution, will hold its annual business meeting Thursday at the ‘chapter house. Reports of committee chairmen will be received at business meeting at 10:45 a.' m. After a 12:30 p. m. covered dish ncheon, delegates to the Continental Congress will report. " New officers who will be installed are Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, st vice regent; Mrs. Walker J. Weesner, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Iliff J. Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna, librarian. ~Mrs. srbert R. Hill, house secretary, and Mrs. Howard J. Baumgartel, ghaplain, Hostesses for the day are Mrs. Arthur Thomas, chairmap, .Mesdames M. B. Lairy, Frank LaFoe Link, Maurice E. Ten- , Robert P. Tracy and O. L. Watkins and Miss Harriet E.

er. / Il See Civic Theater Production

AMONG RESERVATIONS at the Civic theater for tomorrow t's performance of “The Guardsman” are those of Mr. and Mrs. ond W. Hebel who will have Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gauding as gir guests, and those of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Elliott whose party will clude Mr. and Mrs. Paul Browning and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde yning. Others who will be at the theater tomorrow’ with guests essrs. and Mesdames Maxwell Coppock, H. J. Fox and Harold eney and Dr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Sudranski. Mr. and Mrs. gs T. Coats, Frederick C.\Albershardt and Mrs. James Ruddell mong those planning parties to attend on Monday. r. and Mrs. Bowman Elder were expected to return today trip to New York. . . . Judge and Mrs. Russell J. Ryan, who New York, will return home next week-end. ... Miss Frances “daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Dingley, recently became a of Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity, Mary-of-the-Woods college. . . . Miss Wilma Rothenburger, of Dr. William F. Rothenburger, has been elected to memMortar Board at DePauw: university where she is a

Helenanne Koesters Is Married To Bernard E. Lyons; Breakfast at I. A. C. Follows

The Rev. Fr. Clement Bosler officiated this morning at the wedding of Miss Helenanne Koesters to Bernard E. Lyons. The ceremony was at 10 o’clock in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. Mrs. Al J. Koesters, 4110 Park ave., is the bride’s mother and Mr.

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Hospital Guild Will Mark 3 5th Anniversary

St. Margaret's Hospital guild will celebrate 35 years of volunteer serve ive at the City hospital at a tea

Lyons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy W. Lyons, 4736 Broadway.

George Clowes Jr. To Wed Boston Girl

The engagement of Miss Margaret Gracie Jackson of Boston to Dr. George H. A. Clowes Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes of Golden Hill, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, 77 Marlboro st., Boston. : The bride-to-be was graduated from Bryn Mawr college and studied in Paris at the Sorbonne and at the University of Munich. . Dr. Clowes ‘is a graduate of Orchard and Park schools here and of Harvard university and the Harvard Medical school. He is an interne in the Harvard Surgical service of the Boston City hospital.

Red Cross Asks Office Help

Mrs. Perry W. Lesh, chairman of| volunteer service for the Indianapolis Red Cross has issued a call for at least 60 women to volunteer for various kinds of office work at Red Cross headquarters. . The new training class will start within a week or 10 days. Those who wish to become members of the Staff Assistance corps should register at the corps’ headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. Women who can qualify as typists, stencil cutters, receptionists,

As she entered for the service, the bride wore an embossed white organza gown fashioned with long sleeves outlined with pleating at

ithe wrists. Pleating also accented

the heart-shaped neckline. A long train was gathered to a close-fit-ting waistline. The bride’s two-tiered fingertip length veil of white illusion was attached to a tiara of valley. lilies and she carried a white satin prayerbook covered with valley lilies

and an orchid.

Mrs. John F. O'Donnell, her sister’'s matron of honor, wore dusty pink crepe made with a V-neckline and bracelet length sleeves. The accordion pleated skirt was topped by a fitted bodice. She wore a

matching Juliet cap and carried!

yellow snapdragons and blue delphinium. Brother Best Man

The bridegroom’s brother, Robert Lyons, was best man and ushers were Lex Wilkinson and Thomas Reis, A wedding breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic club followed the ceremony and a reception was to be held from 2 to 4 p. m. at the home of the bride’s mother. After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis. For traveling, the bride will wear a brown flannel suit with chamois and green accessories and an orchid corsage.

Sister to Entertain For Betty Snyder

Mrs. Joseph M. Milner Jr. wil Unite Miss Evelyn Pierson and J. Harry Smock in marriage at 7:30 stalled as president of the Wom-

entertain Monday night with a linen and bathroom shower in honor of her sister,

filing clerks and similar office work|Who Will be married to Robert

1. These young people have roles in “Stage Door” which the Tudor Hall Masquers club, assisted by the Prompiers club of Park school, will present Friday and next Saturday in the auditorium of Tudor They are (left to right) Sandy Taggart, William Clark, Mary Boyd Higgins and Natalie Pinnell. 2. St. Margaret’s Hospital guild will celebrate its 35th anniversary Friday with a tea in the home of Mrs. Robert Stith. Active in arrangements for the event are (left to right) Mesdames E. R. Krueger,

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J. C. Olive and Merritt Fields.

3. Officers of the Junior League elected recently are (left to right) Mrs, John Mason Moore, vice president; Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick, president; Mrs, Joseph L. Hanna, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Willis Adams Jr, treasurer, and Mrs. Benjamin R. Turner Jr. recording secretary. 4. Appearing on the musical program which the Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union will sponsor May 22 in Ayres’ auditorium will be (left to right) Louis Mader, Miss Betty Fleming and Miss

Martha Rose Spaulding.

5. Mrs. T. Victor Keene (right) is chairman of the regional conference of the American Association of University Women which will be held in Indianapolis Friday and next Saturday. Among her assistants are (left to right) Mesdames Edmond W. Hebel, Herbert Russell and J. Lowell Craig.

Reception at the Marott Hotel

Will Follow Smock-Pierson

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Wedding This Evening

| An informal candlelight service in Christ Episcopal church will

| o'clock this evening.

Cheston Heath, organist, will play bridal selections including “O , . .,|day Wednesday in the c¢lubhouse. Miss Betty Snyder,| Promise Me,” “I Love You Truly,” “At Dawning” ‘and “Liebestraum.”|mw.i. will be the last general meetDuring the ceremony he will play “Intermezzo.” ge

The rite will be read by the Rev.

Friday from 3 to 5 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Robert M. Stith, 3753 Washington blvd. Former members and guests have been invited, The organization, with a member ship of 60, is non-sectarian. It was

ofganized in 1007 under the direction of Dr. Lewis Brown and centers its interests on the chile dren’s ward at the hospitalandin a program of occupational ..therapy work. Funds are raised through various projects, including an ane nual dance, and through assistance from the Indianapolis Foundation and private donations. ! The guild provides clothing, spone sors - entertainment and distributes toys, games and books to the child patients. It maintains a director and five graduate therapists in the occupational therapy department. One of its most recent undertakings is the human milk station at the hose pital where mother’s milk is pure chased and then distributed in Ine dianapolis or shipped throughout the state to feed new. born babies, The guild also supplies funds and a worker for a special clinic for women at the hospital. . Mrs. Ken M. Mosiman is chaire man of arrangements for the tea, On the invitations committee are the Mesdames Mark Enright, Smith, Gene Trago and Elmer R. Krueger, Arranging an occupational therapy display are the Mesdames Robert C. Becherer, G. I. Seybert, Charles J. Gisler, Lyman R. Pearson, Robert Burnett, James C. Olive and Marvin E. Curle. Mesdames M. Crosby Bartlett,

W..D.C.Annua Day Will Be Wednesday

Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike will be in-

Annual Grisbaum and Paul Rochford are on the flower committee and Mes dames John R. Brayton, C. A, Behringer, A. D. Lange, L. R. Thome

an’s. Department club on

Merritt Fields, Bert A. Gwyhn, L. D,

are particularly needed. Schmidlap on May 23. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. James A.|E. Ainger Powell before a backCarvin and Mrs. Charles P. Boch- ground of greenery and bouquets of ner. white gladioli and sweetpeas. Guests will include Mrs. Marl| Miss Pierson will be given'in marSnyder and Mrs. Stella Schmidlap,|riage by her father, A. S. Pierson. mothers of the couple; Mesdames|She will wear a pink faille ensemble James A. Hynes, D. D. McIntosh, R.|with navy accessories and carry a B. Steadman, Murray Dalman, Charles Candedo, Gertrude Hoch and the Misses Dorcthy Clark, Rosamond Griffith, Marv Matheson, Lois and Margaret Trittipo and Mary Rita Orr.

Trainees for the corps must take a course which acquaints them with all phases of the Red Cross wartime program.

Rho Delta Chapter

Honors Mothers

The Alpha chapter of Rho Delta sorority will entertain with a dinner at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Buckley’s in. Cumberland for mothers of the members. Guests will be the Mesdames H. H. Luedeman, John Howe, Thomas Joyce, Earl Dean, Marion Fowler, Henry Duvall, Louis Rawlings, Harry Mann, Karl Schreiner, Donald Robey, William Powers and George Duvall. = dy

ing of the current club year. Mrs. Everett Schofield, former Margaret Smock, blue and white president of the club, will install with navy accessories. They will other officers and new department have corsages of gardenias. chairmen including Mrs. H. E. BlasFollowing the ceremony, the|ln8ham, art; Mrs. George E. Maxbride’s parents will entertain with well, community welfare, and Mrs. a reception at hunters’ lodge in the|NOrman F. Phelps, garden. Marott hotel. Assistant hostesses| The afternoon program, ar-

as, Charles M. Hammond and Hare old C. Feightner are in charge of refreshments. ee

Scottish Rite Dance Is This Evening

Louis Lowe and his orchestra will .

Lave.

Sorority to Meet

Delta chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority will have a noon

luncheon Monday in the home of| chosen print frocks for the occa-{man : sion—Mrs. Pierson, gray and yellow| Workers’ Needle club in her home George W. Snyder, assisted by her

Mrs, Louis Bland, 2613, Southeastern

colonial bouquet of violets centered with a gardenia. The bride's sister-in-law and only attendant, Mrs. William J. Pierson, will be attired in powder blue ‘crepe with black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Pierson will be Mr. -Smock’s best man and Emory Schlake and NorMothers of --the couple have

will be Miss Jean Miller and Miss Jane Cochran. After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home Friday at 1215, - N. travel in a powder blue suit with brown accessories.

Needle Club

‘Miss/ Ida Snedeker, 380 S. Sherdrive, entertained the

land an informal playlet presented Pennsylvania. She will by 16 members.

Willing |be served in the tearoom by Mrs.|M.

play for the dance of the Rite young people tonight at the cathedral. Hosts and hostesses for the dance will be Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Tame Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge, retir-|ney, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ing president, will preside at a 10K. Steers, vice chairman; Messrs. a. m. business session at which re-|and Mesdames Earl F. Beam, Clay ports of general club officers and bourne Blue, Donald H, Ellis, Dean department and committee chair-|H. Hall, John H. Jefferson, Thomp« men will be given. Luncheon will|son Kurrie, - ge

ranged by Mrs. Harry S. Helck, also will include a memorial service conducted by Mrs. Helen Talge Brown

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