Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1942 — Page 6

Ogening Fall Frolic of the Lambs Club

To Be Staged at Columbia Club Tonight

MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM will hold the ‘spotlight at|the initial frolic of the Lambs club’s 12th annual season tonight at the Columbia club. With streamlined prograr ms scheduled for the duration, the group will present “Stage Door Canteen” as its opening floor show. | War has cgused the club to cut the number of shows this year rom five to°three; war has necessitated simplicity in production, and war has cast many a member in a new role, but the show will

g0 on. Outside talent, in the form of the Alpert Aces from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, the navy quartet from the radio school here and the Stout field male chorus, has been recruited for the show. The Stout field commandos will open the program with two songs, “The Army Air Corps” and “Air Commandos,” directed by Leo Kucinski. “Honky Tonk Train” ang “Trigger’s Fantasy” will be sung by the Alpert trio. » ” 2 . EJ 2 ” Additional participants will be Miss Gloria Monninger, who will sing “One Kiss? from “The New Moon,” and Carl Nichols singing “Minnie From Trinidad.” The navy quartet's contribution will be “On Parade” and “Anchors Aweigh” and Frank Parrish, vocalist from WIRE, will sing| “I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen. ” Portraying anteen girls will be Mesdames Frank A. Throop, Henry E. Todd, [Thornton W. Sterrett, Walter J. Stulildreher, Robert _S. Stempfel, John K. Ruckelshaus, Herbert A. Pinnell and Walter J. Hubbard Jr. | :

Reservations Are Made for Parties

AT A TABLE RESERVED by Mr..and Mrs. Henry E. Todd for the frolic will he ving M. Fauvre, Dudley R. Gallahue, William B. Ansted, William B. Stokely, Piat{ F. Searle and Mrs. William . Sparks, who has just returned from an extended visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Boyd will entertain informally ‘at their home preceding| the frolic for Judge and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson and Messrs. and Mesdames Russell Fish, H. G. Wall, Alfred W. Rodecker, Frank A. Throop, H. R. McClure and Ray Sparrow. Anoth‘er group will attend a cocktail party at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Kurt F. Pantzer before the show. @Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Randles at the frolic will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs, Edward Palmer, all of South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Collins, Attending dinner at the club before the show with Mr. and Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey will be Mr. and Mrs, Alex Taggart Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell.

R. D. Robinsans to Entertain

AMONG THOSE: AT DINNER with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Thomson will be| Mrs. Kenneth Ogle and her sister, Mrs. Carleton Joy of Coronado, Cal., who is visiting her before going to New York. A party arranged by Warren Atkinson will include Mrs. Margery Von-

negut, Maj. and Mrs; C. A. ‘DeCosta and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C.

Savage. Robert D. Robinson, president of the club's board of governors, and Mrs. Robinson will have as their guests Lieut-Col. and Mrs. George Isaacs of Camp Atterbury, Dr. and Mrs. Marlow W. Manion and Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Fillion. At the frolic with Mr, and Mrs. Pearson Smith will be their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendricks Jr. of Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stafford and Mr, and Mis. Francis Feeney. Mr, and: Mrs, Feeney will entertain for the group before the frolic. Another table at the frolic has been reserved by Mr. and : Mrs. Myron J. McKee for Messrs, and Mesdames A. K. Scheidenhelm, Chauncey H. Eno II, Hubert Hickam and George Ziegler. Dr. and ‘Mrs. Miles S. Barton will entertain for Dr, and Mrs. Dennis Megenhardt and Dr. and Mrs. William Norman, Other reservations for parties have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames William J. Lochhead, Dudley Pfaff, Hal R. Keeling, Frederick C. Albershardt, Jack H. Rhoades and|Dr. and Mrs. John W. Hendricks,

Meridian Hills Elects Officers

ARTHUR E.| KRICK WAS ELECTED president of the board of directors for Meridian Hills Country club at a recent meeting in the Columbia cl fb . Other officers named were.A. A. Zinn, vice president, and Marsh 1 G. Knox, who was re-elected secretary-tredasurer. At a membe ship meeting earlier this week, Charles D. Rau was made a director and Mr. Krick and Paul R. Summers, retiring president, were re-elected tothe board. Frederick Grumme was named to serve the unexpired te of Capt. Arthur O. Pittinger, now in ~ the army air corps. Directors remaining on the board are Walter L. Brant, Fred W . Case, Dr. Harry L, Foreman, Chauncey H. Eno a and Mr, Zinn, 2 |® ” ® » 2. "Music of various countries” will be the theme . of programs planned by the Prelude club of Tudor Hall school this year. The first program will feature South American music and will be presented Nov. 1 in hunter’s lodge of the Marott. hotel.’ Officers of the club participating will be Miss Betty Hahn, president; Miss Martha Frances [Dunn, vice president and program chairman: Miss Barbara Bradley, secretary, and Miss Marlou Hyatt, treasurer. ‘Miss Hyatt will be the hostess.

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Messrs. and Mesdames John K. Ruckelshaus, Ir-

Numerous Parties Are F ormed To Attend Annual Card Party Sponsored by Sunnyside Guild

A list of reservations for the annual card party sponsored by the Sunnyside guild has been released by Mrs. Edwin B. McComb, general chairman. The party will be held Friday in the Egyptian room of the

Murat temple,

Tables have been reserved by Mesdames George Petersen, Edwin G. White, Albert Imel, Amelia Arens, Larry Clark, Dean T. Burns, Amelia

A.C. O. Honors Miss Ransburg

Times Special _ GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oét. 24.— DePauw university's chapter of Alpha Chi Omega sorority was to en-

tertain this afternoon with an open house for Ensign Miriam Ransburg of ~ Indianapolis, first © DePauw WAVE, The open house was to follow the Old Gold day football game with Hanover college. Ensign Ransburg was to fly to Greencastle from Kansas City this

morning to speak at the Old Gold| She is the daugh-|

day chapel here. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harper J. Ransburg, 4902 ‘Park ave., Indianapolis. While an undergraduate at DePauw, Ensign Ransburg was a member of Alpha Chi Omega and served on the staffs of the ‘Mirage, university annual, and: the DePauw, student newspaper. member of the Association of Women Students and of the Y. W. C. A,

| Missionary to Speak

Wednesday on Korea

Riggs, Frank Buckley, Willis Schlegel, Amelia Rentch, Fred Zwick, Paul Burget, Don :K. Marburger, | Stanley S. Adams, Cecil E. Short, Alvin ‘R. Jones and R. H. Cowan, 1Miss Emma Claypool, Miss Maly Meyers and Mrs. TF, w. Teoters of Lapel. - Additional reservations have been made by Mesdomes William Watters, Fred Abendroth, W. H. Petersen, K. L. Crickman, Walter Shiriey, Addison H. King, Fred G. JefIrey, Robert Becherer, W. P. Hartz, R. S. Kaster, Phil A. Kappes, Harold Mercer, Francis Sommers, Harry Kryter, Eugene Rich, James McCoy and L. N. Henderson. . Also, Mesdames George Handley, Maurice Lindley, Carl Iserloth, Henry Dollman, ans = Aamot, Charles - Hopkins, Joseph Cravens, B. E. Switzer, Earl. Little, Lowell Fisher, Leo: Rasso, Henry McCoy, Georgia Ward, H. A. Rogers and A. H. Greenburg and Miss Emma Minter. Mrs. J. J.. Lamb and Mrs. Thomas Donlan will entertain at a ‘table.

She also was alIn another party wil! be the Mes-

dames Louis. W. Brandt, . Albert M. Donato, Frank Ott. and ~ Henry Brandt Jr, : ‘Mrs. Ww. A. Daeuber, Palm Beach, Fla. :and’ Mesdames C. K. McCormack, ‘Frank White, .C..A. Sisk, . R Frank Denny, H.- I: Gill, .-C..

1. Two “canteen girls” who will appear in the floor show at the Lambs club’s first frolic of the season tonight at the Columbia club are (left to right) Mrs. Walter J. Hubbard Jr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Pin-

nell.

Frank - Parrish (center): also is a member of the floor show cast.

2. Looking on at a rehearsal of the floor show, “Stage Door Can-

teen,”

are two members of the production committee, Mrs. Paul R.

Matthews (left) and Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan,

3. Three more of the “canteen girls” before the mike are (left to . right) Mesdames Frank A, Turd, John K. Ruckelshaus and Robert

S. Stempfel.

4. Miss Gloria Monninger will be a sololst on the floor show pro-

gram.

Mary Conway To Be Wed

Mrs. B. T. Clay To Be Hostess

The A.C.A. club will meet Mon-

|day for 12:30 p. m. luncheon at the

The Fairfax Christian church will be the scene at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon of the marriage of Miss

Mary M. Conway to Loyid B. Cowin.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conway, 449 Alton

ave, and the bridegroom’s parents

are Mr. and Mrs. Clint Cowin.: Miss Dorothy Flint - will “sing bridal airs before the ceremony. The Rev. Leon Weatherman will hear the vows before an altar banked with palms and ferns. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a delphinium blue dressmaker suit, a beauty pink hat and black accessories. Her corsage will be of}: orchids. - Miss’ Mary Ellen Johns, ‘the only attendant, will wear a military blue suit with black - accessories. and’ a red rose corsage. After an informa] reception at the home of the: bride’s parents, the couple ‘is to leave for a: wedding trip. The bridegroom: is a ‘carpenter’s mate, 2d class, with the United States navy. :

The Woman's association, Memo-|Jinks, Evan Reicheldorfer, R. c I.T.-S: :C, Shopter

home of Mrs. Brewer T. Clay, 549

E. 58th st. Mrs. C. J. Ancker will

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be assistant hostess. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Frances - Huffman, program chairman, will introduce . the. guest speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. Wil-

liam Baumheckel.- Her topic will be]

“For a Better Understanding.” Playing cards for use at the service men’s centers will be donated by members at the meeting.

Book Review Series to Open

James Street's “Tap Roots” will be reviewed Wednesday by Mrs. Russell J. Sanders under the sponsorship of the Women’s Society of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. - ‘The review, first of a series of three, will be given at 1:30 p. m. in Block's auditorium. Mrs. Sanders also ‘will be the reviewer for “the second and third of the series. Mrs. W. R. Freeman is chairman of the committee arranging the reviews, assisted by Mesdames F. W.

Sororities—

Anton Scherrers To Be Speakers At Museum

‘Tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, the fourth family hour of the season, when Mr. and Mrs, Anton Scherrer will exe

plain exhibits in the new Dutch and "| Swiss gallery.

The Scherrers were in Holland when he present war began. formerly was a columnist for The Times in which his “Our Town” appeared, Through extended trips to Europe, he and Mrs. Scherrer are familiar with the life and customs of the countries fea tured in the new gallery at the museum, The museum’s material for the exhibition has been augmented by loans of dolls, children’s costumes, hiking equipe ment, lace, embroidery, wood carvings, silver, pottery and brass. The articles were loaned by Mesdames George Kuhn, Raymond Bulstra, Bert Adams, Maurice Eppert, Garvin Brown, C. O. Alig, Russell Ryan, Louis Burck hardt, Oscar Jose Jr., Wesley Stockinger and Miss Lena Maag. Public schools provide the hostesses for the family hours. The principal of school 76 and officers of the school's Parent-Teacher association will greet museum visitors tomorrow. They are Miss Belle Ramey, principal; Mrs. Tyree Burke, president; Mrs. Done aldson Trone, vice president; Mrs,

"|Charles Wylie, secretary, and Mrs. Cale

vin ‘Klymer, treasurer. Junior hostesses from Girl Scout troop 89 will be Alberta Meyer, Phyllis York and Jean Cox. Because of the change in transportae tion facilities, the qnuseum’s: family hours have been arranged to give children an opportunity to visit the museum in othep than school hours and to share the exe hibits with their parents.

Halloween Dinner Is Arranged By Omega Nu Tau Chapter; Phi Chi Epsilons to Hold Dinner

Among activities scheduled by sorority women are a founders’ day dinner, Halloween dinner and a wiener foast. The Halloween dinner will be given by LAMBDA chapter, OMEGA

NU TAU, for husbands and friends

Den-Zells.

Members and guests who will

Phi Beta Tea

at 7:30 p. m. next Saturday at the

attend are Messrs, and Mesdames William Holmes, Landis Godwin, Thomas Cisco, William. Ruscher, Richard Cheesman, Roy Hill, Lewis

Cox, Edward Brownewell, Mrs. Dane.

iel Maiden and the Misses Elizabeth

An informal tea will be held tomorrow - afternoon, from 3 fo 5 o'clock at the home of ‘Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, 2650 Sutherland ave, by Pi Zeta chapter of Phi Beta, national sorority of music and speech. Honor guests will be pledges and honorary members. In the receiving line will be Miss Grace "Mattern, Plainfield, national president; Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, honorary member, and the chapter officers. These include Mrs. W. R. Richardson, president; Mrs. Theodore Ziener, vice president; Mrs. Albert Dalsheimer, secretary; Mrs. George B. Gannon, . treasurer, : and Mrs. Glen Kingham, historian. A musical program will be presented by Miss Victoria Montani, harpist; Ruth Edwards, violinist, and Mrs. Vivian Arbaugh, pianist. . Assisting Mrs. Green as.hostesses| will be Mesdames : Hazel Silvey Hill, Ressie Fix, Bess Sanders Wright, Gannon and Hingham, :

Eakins, Doris, Phipps and, Edith Pake. arrangements. . ALPHA chapter, ZETA BETA CHI, will hold its annual wiener roast this evening at Christian park, Serving ‘on. the committee making.

arrangements are Miss Esther M.. Schmitt, chairman, and the Misses.

Betty Westlund, Lucille Larimore, Alma Morrison, Lauretta Greiner and Elizabeth Richardson.

Members of MU chapter, PHI CHI EPSILON, will celebrate the organization’s founders’ day with a dinner at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Canary Cottage, Hostesses will be Mrs. Jennie Fleener and Miss Olivia’ Fortney.

Miss Regina Charpie, 520 N. Jefe ferson ave. will be hostess to EP< SILON chapter, PHI DELTA PI, for its regular meeting at 7:30 p. m; Monday.

At 8:30 o'clock Wednesday eves ning ALPHA ‘ chapter, PHI THETA

Children’s Museum will hold its

Mr. Scherrer

Mrs. Godwin is in charge of

DELTA, will meet at Craig's. A

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“|School 10 P. TT ‘A Group, to Meet %

“Six to Six een,” a collection of original poems and stories, was to be discussed tpday by Mrs. Wendell C, Taylor before the Indiana Vassar club. The|club was to hold its regular fall meeting at 3 p. m. “at the country home of Ms. Louis H. Haerle. Mrs. Abram 8S. Woodard was to pre: side. ® = = BE a Miss Ann Elliott and Miss Mary Sheerin: Kuhn will entertain with a dinner tdmorrow evening at the Woodstock club honoring Miss Prudence Ann Brown. The honor guest will be married to Henry Reynolds Stephe son Friday, | Preceding the dinner, Mrs. Thomas Sinclair will have Be coctail party for the guest at the home ot her h yer. On Monday evening Miss Alice Vonnegut will be Hostess ata hen shower for ® tle tobe, Miss Brown is the daughter of

:|Long, R. H. Hamill, E. A, -Grim-

rial Presbyterian: church, will meet|Cashon, W. F. Swope, Dan-J. Zim- F all Fe; estiv mer and H. L. Mercer. Mrs. Maurice :

in the church chapel Wednesday|merman, O. R. Scott ‘and Dan Schedules Luncheon afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. O'Connor are - to: play at’ adjoining | ' |D. Lindley is president of-the Wom- § Mrs.” Frank E. Brown will lead{tables. ° The: Colonial-Boston chapter, In- en's ‘society. me By the devotions. Mrs. Charles F.| Also: attending will be: Mesdames ternational Travel-Study: club, “will|. ; Bernheisel, a former Presbyterian|M. T. Patton, William: Hunter, Louis ‘meet Wednesday morning at ‘10 missionary in Korea, will speak on|Keller, Earl Thompson, Elsie Smith} 100k in the a ‘hotel. Lunch- Party Tomorrow “Experiences in Chosen.” ~ |and Mrs. Hugh Vandiver, Franklin. 2:38 “| - The Triangle club of All Soulsfat the To Study Nutrition 1". Terr. les 0 me Gan, sand 7 oe ct 0 nN Ar an : vor clu : ; Y NUTTIN Society to M eet on “The Legislative Department of | buffet supper and party to be given The Parent-Teacher association of| The Four § society of St. Paul'sithe United States Government.”|from 5 to'9 p. m. tomorrow. in the school 67 will begin a Red Cross, Episcopal church will hold an all- Bostesees tle meni are MesSamnss church social rooms. nutrition class Thursday in th>'day meeting at the ‘home “of Mrs. HL Lut, Robert singing; a witch's cau school sewing i ‘Mrs. May 8 _8.| Carry] 8. McQuisto

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