Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1942 — Page 18

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° Mrs. Arthur Medlicott, vice president;

Executive Board of Symphony Group : To ‘Meet Wednesday at Propylaeum

ITS FIRST MEETING of the fall season will be held lext Wednesday by the executive board of the women's.’ hittee of the Indiana State Symphony society. Following the 10 a. m. business session at ‘the Propylaeum,

luncheon will be served. Members of the board who will attend are Mrs. Charles Latham,

~ president; Mesdames Frederic M. Ayres, Booth Tarkington, Frank

Hoke, James: ¥. Carroll, G. H. A. Clowes, James W, Fesler, Jack A, Goodman, Sylvester Johnson, T. Victor Keene, Robert M. Lingle,

Harry V. Wade, Herbert T: Wagner and Herman C. Wolff, Miss

Luey. ‘Taggart. and Miss Josephine Madden, all of Indianapolis,

‘and the regional directors—Mrs. G. D. ‘Thatcher, Kokomo; Mrs.

H. L. Beshore, : ‘Mrs. Joe McCord, Greencastle, and Mrs. C. Lloyd Billman, Manilla, :

4 Symphony Sales Staff fo Report

‘THE VOLUNTEER SALES STAFF of the Indianapolis symphony’ 's season - ticket campaign will meet for final reports at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in. the auditorium of the American , Insurance Co. building. Mrs. T., Victor Keene, camwill ‘preside and will introduce the speakers, Mrs,

ack A. Goodman. and Howard D. Harrington, orchestra manager,

~~ High: ranking saleswomen for the Sampaign period, which opened Sept. 14, are ‘Mesdames Ralph O. Minnick, R. M. Hunt, Carl Hulen, Walter C. Holmes, Philip Adler Jr., C. A. Huff, Laura E. Ray and Miss Mary Louise Falender, ! » » » » » » Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis symphony orches= tra, and Mrs. Sevitzky will arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow from their cottage at Oliver lake. Mr. Sevitzky has cut short his vacation in order to conduct the Arthur Jordan conservatory orchestra, augmented by members of the symphony orchestra, at the opening rally of the united war fund campaign in Cadle Tabernacle Monday evening.

Comings and Goings

. RETURNING FROM VACATIONS in New York earlier this ‘week were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Umphrey and Mr. and Mrs.

arrive ram New York today and Mr. and Mrs. Clemens O. Mueller,

vacationing there now, are expected to return to Indianapolis Sunday. ; : Lieut. ‘and - Mrs. Wesley Porter Martin are visiting Lieut. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murrel W. Martin, this week at - their homes here and in Brown county. Lieut. Martin has been transferred from. Annapolis, Md., to Bay City, Mich. Before going to Bay City the couple will visit Mrs. Martin’s parents, Comm. and Mrs. Felix M. McWhirter, at the Great Lakes naval training station. Frank and Gaar Williams Johnson are at home from Swarthe more college visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson. Gaar will be inducted into the army the latter part of this month and Frank will return to Swarthmore Oct. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Pinnell are in Canada on a hunting trip. They are expected to return to Indianapolis Monday. Wellesley Club Luncheon Is Monday MRS. WILLIAM MAXWELL COPPOCK will be hostess to the Wellesley club for its president’s day luncheon Monday in her home. Officers to be honored are Mrs, m H. Krieg, president;

s. John Curry, secretary, and Mrs. Ralph M. Cole, treasurer.

E Newly afiiliated members of the club, who will attend are ¢ Mesdames Paul Burkholder, Lloyd Booth and

.Howard Moreen. Mrs. Coppock will be assisted by Mrs. John H. Robert Jr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Noling. # = = is i The board of the Suemma Coleman home will hold its first meet ing of the fall season at noon tomorrow in the home. Mrs. J. William IWright,.president, will preside at the luncheon and business session.

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: Clubs—

Chapter OP E 0. Sisterhood,

To Have President's Day Tea; Sigma Chi Mothers to Meet

A president's day tea and a mothers’ club meeting appear on today’s club calendar. Chapter Q, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, will observe president's day

with a tea Tuesday at 2:30 p., m. at the home of Mrs. Frank J. Wise.

Mrs. James L. Rainey will be assistant hostess, and Mrs. W. E. Kyle and Mrs. Phillip S. Hildebrand will preside at the tea table. The program will feature Mrs.|™

The annual fall card party of the Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium. Mts. W. J. Overmire

(left) is chairman of the ticket committee. Among the assistants are Mrs. D. €. Jolly (center), and Mrs. Robert B. Straughn (right).

lof w. s. C S. To Be Oct. 3

Mrs , B. R. Bartlett Will Be Speaker

Mrs. Eaward R. Bartiett, Green-

Chief item on the agenda of the morning session will be the election of officers for this year. Mrs. GC, G. Shriver is the acting president. An offering collected at the noon Tuncheon: will go to the aid of needy children around the world.

Study Sessions

During the afternoon there will be four simultaneous study sessions covering varioys phases of the W. 8. C. 8. work. Mrs. Frank Ellis, Rushville, Miss Jean Coffin and Mesdames H. F. Ayres, C. A. McPheeters and Sexson E. Humphreys will conduct a panel discussion on “Education in a Christian World Community.” Mrs. Howard Pugh will advise on the program of the children’s division at a second group meeting. At a third, Mesdames Ruth Holman, E. P. Jones and Charles Newman will ‘discuss “Evangelism, the Christian Imperative. » Mrs. Floyd’ Harper, Martinsville, at the fourth meeting will discuss “Christian ‘Social‘ Program in the Crisis,” with Mesdames Walter Gingery, O. R. Sumner ‘and

Sororities-—

Genevieve Forbes Herrick to Be

| Guest at Matrix T. able Dinner:

Gamma Phi Alpha Plans Hay Ride

Two dinners are among activities being planned by sorority women for the near future. Miss Genevieve Forbes Herrick, Washington news correspondent, is among the outstanding guests planning to attend the annual Matrix Table dinner of Theta Sigma Phi, naticnal honorary journalism sorority,

Won sey ovene The eva ie eld in the ey room O e 9 n Mothers Club To Entertain

Claypool hotel, will honor the Hoosier ' poet, James Whitcomb Mothers of Alpha Chi Omega pledges at Butler university will be

Riley. Additional honor ghests at the honor guests Monday at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon given in the chap-

speakers table will be Governor and ter house, 726 W. Hampton dr., by

Mrs. Schricker, Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee and Dr. the Alpha Chi Mother's club. Carleton B. Mc-| The speaker for the meeting, which opens the club’s fall séason, will be Mrs. George Clark. The active chapter’s trio will sing. Serving on the luncheon committee with Mrs. J. E. Pyle, chairman, are Mesdames Karl Kayser,

Culloch, personal physician to Mr. Riley. Also, Hugh : ; McK. Landon, Mrs. Ostrom =, oident of the

Marion Eppert, who: will give a paper on “The Romance of Wall Paper.” Honor guests will include Mesdames Emmett C. Micheals, William Craigle and G, M. Powell, past presidents of the Indiana chapter and also members of the Indianapolis

president of’ chapter Q, and Mesdames William T. Chafee, John R. Kuebler and Frank M. Pobst, past presidents.

The SIGMA CHI MOTHERS’ club of Butler university will meet Tuesday at 1 o'clock in the chapter

Riley foundation, and members of the local alumnae chapter and theii husbands, including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stewart. Others will be Mrs. Agnes H. Ostrom, Mrs. Florence Webster Long and Miss Frances Stalk ner. Mrs. Jeanette Covert Nolan,

P. L. Burford, Roy. Johnson and Ruben Robertson.

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AMERICA S HI VVA) VALUES

PoE 0. cotineil; Mrs. Karl S. Means,

house, 442 W. 36th st. A luncheon will honor” charter members, past presidents and pledge mothers. Prof. George F. Leonard of Butler will speak on students’ aid, and Mrs, |Glen Diddel will talk on “Brazilian Literature.” Luncheon hostess . will be Mrs. Paul Ulrich, assisted by Mesdames Boynton Moore, Paul Blakeslee, W. 1A. Augustin, Lewis Clark, H. S. Lane and Carl Hanson.

The SATURDAY AFTERNOON LITERARY club will meet at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Zitzlaff, with Miss Anna Meier as assistant host- .- The program on “My Favorite Character’ in Fiction or Fact” will be directed by Miss Gretchen Scotten and Miss Fay Banta.

ADELIA chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY club, will meet Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the Colonial tea room.” Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak on the “Legislative and Judiciary Departments of our Government.” Hostess will be Mrs. Harold O. Cork, assisted by Mesdames N. D. Cory, Robert Eichel and Joseph

GOTHAM'S MAKE FINE COTTON * HOSIERY

In addition to Futuray rayon ‘stockings made by Gotham, © smart women in fashionable gatherings all over the nation wear Gotham's

membership to the club. “The Brookside Mothers group sponsors tap dancing classes for 4 {to 12-year-old children each Thursday afternoon at the community house. Miss Ludwig is the instructor.

Congregation Plans Dinner Tomorrow

novelist and biographer, will speak immediately following the dinner on “Riley, the Hoosier.” Mrs. Ostrom, alumnae president, will give the Theta Sigma Phi greeting and will present the special guests. Mrs. Stewart will introduce Mrs. Nolan, Tables at the dinner will be decorated with Riley character dolls, collected by Mrs. Mildren Davis of Greenfield. Reservations will be taken ‘until Tuesday evening by Miss Elizabeth Meyer of the Butler university chapter or by Miss Hildred Funk of the alumnae chapter.

Plans for a hay ride and wiener roast Oet. 10 will be completed by ALPHA chapter, GAMMA PHI ALPHA, at a meeting this evening in the home of Miss Imelda Seal, 531 N. Oxford st,

. ALPHA, BETA and GAMMA chapters of CHI PHI GAMMA will hold a founders’ day dinner at 7 p. m. Saturday at Cifaldi’'s. Alpha chapter has announced its officers for the eomning year, including Mrs. Robert Rayle, president; Mrs, James Patrain, secretary; Mrs. Robert Church, -treasurer; Mrs. Mildred Bailey, publicity, and Mrs. Betty Jean Helt, pledge sponsor. «

Members of PHI chapter, DELTA CHI SIGMA, will meet at 8 o’clock: this evening at. the home of Miss Pearl Beard, 1004 N. Delaware s

Elmer Taflinger nger Will Be Guest Speaker

A business meeting will be held at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the D, A. R.. chapter house by the Indianapolis Piang Teachers’ association. Following the meeting, Elmer Taflinger will talk on the interip of music and art. The meeting will be open to the public.

Meet at Altenheim.’

‘The Ladies’ auxiliary of the Alten-

"Iheim will have its first meeting of

the season tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the home, 3007 N. Capitol ave,

C. W. Duncan as participants in the panel.

Marion Hobbs to Wed Ernestine Reading

The marriage of Miss Ernestine Reading, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

To Be Shown At Museum Claude Reading, to Marion Hobbs Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion

John Herron Art museum’s first|Hobbs, 1406 E. Kelly st., will take featured show of the season, an in- place at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening

ternational water color exhibition, in He South Sue a azaten 6 Shursh

will be held Oct. 10 through Nov. 8.| gmeiate. A reception at the home The collection including 153 items, | of the bridegroom’s parents will fol32 of which are by foreign artists,|low the ceremony. ’ has drawn record crowds. to the Art Institute of Chicago during the past months. ; There are three one-man groups in ‘the ‘exhibit. They dre" by Marc Chagall, Russian-born painter who became a French citizen, and Andrew Wyeth and Charles E. Burchfield, Americans. Other foreign artists included are Jean Dufy, Bernard Lemotte and Andre Masson, French; Felix Topolski, Polish; Eugene Berman, Russian; Gerald Ackerman, British landscape artist, and Ernest Kirchner and Max Pechstein, German impressionists. American artists whose landscape paintings appear in the exhibit are Zoltan Sepeshy, Briggs Dyer, Ivan Le Lorraine Albright, Waldo Peirce, Luigi Lucioni, Marion Lukens, Phil Paradise and Georges Schreiber.

Water Colors

MAIL ORDERS FILLED

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Mrs. G. C. Goben. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bever of Kingman. The ceremony was read in the Westminster Presbyterian church. :

|sagacity,

Duty at Polls

Pick Qualifications For Congressmen

By going tothe polls Noverither

{and electing congress capable of

solving war and peace problems, ES ser i) Lester A.. J Bebe of i She apie

tegrity, subordination of party ine terests to national interest, political independent . judgment and broad background in civic affairs. In the national poll, with league members in 35 states voting, three

Club Indorses 7th Di strict Candidate

The candidacy of Mrs. Leonard A.

Murchison for first vice president of

the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, has been indorsed by the Tokalon club of which she is a past president. The election will be tomorrow at the district convention in the Riley room of. the Claypool hotel. Mrs. Murchison is chairman of the Save the Children Federation of Indiana and is president of the Garden Study club. She is a con-. servation chairraan ‘of the county civilian defense office, conservation, chairman for the seventh district, I. FC, and chairman of first aid for sector 13, Washington township, Polls tomorrow _will be open from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. in parlor B of the Claypool.

Other Candidates Other candidates and the offices they seek are Mrs. Alvin O. Johnson and Mrs. J.. W. Thornburgh; president; Mrs. Bloomfield Moors, first vice president; Mrs. Seward Baker and Mrs, Howland Bond, third vice president; Mrs, ‘Orval E. Stone and Mrs. OC. B. Casselman, corresponding secretary, ahd ‘Mrs. Joseph T. Hancock and Mrs. Fred Rassmann, director for a three-year | term. Members of the nominating committee were Mesdames H. K. Fatout, Frank E. Welmer, Albert Marshall, Laurence Hayes and Paul Oren.

t of four, members voted for infellectual al integrity as their first choice. ;

Back Merit System . =

In view: of -the league's long-time stand on the merit system, it was noted that the last ‘item, getting ‘jobs for the home town bays, did not receive one single vote, - : Speaking on the qualifications of

la citizen, Mrs. John K. Goodwin,

state president, said, “It 4s not enough in today's war to be strong and active. We need to know the facts that enter:inte national policy, “The league believes,” she cone tinued, “that it is helping the publi to know the facts.about the probe lems confronting the government and the citizen in war time. Spread ing: these facts is the war time serve ice of the league.

Minerva Long Is” [Att Club Officer

3 * Times Special‘ GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 1. Miss Minefva Long, 4801 N. Pennisyle vania st, Indianapolis, ‘has been elected vice president of the Dee Pauw University AY‘ club, ‘Prof, Reid Winséy of the art department announced today. Miss Long is a graduate of Short. ridge high school and’ a member 6f Alpha Chi Omega fauiay ‘on the DePaIv ‘campus. She is 3 Junior,

Auailiary to Meet ..

' "The Women’s ‘auxiliary to Thdfe anapolis Photo Engravers’ Union 11 will hold its business meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock in

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