Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1943 — Page 12

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Sarorities— Luncheon and | Dinner Planned By Two Groups

Alpha Beta Chis to rn Hold Installation he The Indianapolis alumnae club?

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA, will be entertained this

Book Reviews, Talks Mark New Programs

Mrs, Miller Hostess Ta Chautauqua Group

Reservations Are Made for Civic's ‘ Production of "Ten ‘Minute Alibi"

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NUMEROUS RESERVATIONS have heen made for the Civic theater production of “Ten Minute Alibi” (An-' thony Armstrong) tomorrow and Wednesday. nights. Among: the ones for tomorrow are those of Messrs, and

Book reviews and talks by members will be featured on elyb programs tomorrow. .

“The Wednesday night reserva‘tions include those of Messrs. and Mesdames Homer Capehart, A. E. Davis, James Dickerson, Roy Leyy, N. P. Shelby and Herbert Todd, Robert Markland, Ralph W. Ross, “Misses Lucille Paxson, Shore and Annetta Wilson,

Propylaeum Day

. SEVERAL WOMEN were to en‘tertain for the Propylagum day at $:30 o'clock this afterneen in the Propylaeum. Miss Lynne Lee Shew was to be the speaker. Her subject was to be “Feminine China Not So Feminine.” Those having guests were to be Mesdames John W. Kern, Arthur Krick, Carl Walk, Frank BE. Coulter, George W. Stout and Frank L. Binford. i Others who were to attend were Mesdames Frank Bopp, Fermeor 8. Cannon, Frank Showalter and Russell Fortune.

Name Committee Members “MRS. JOSEPH P. MERRIAM fias announced additional members on her committee for the Meridian Hills Country elub lunch-eon-bridge to be given April 20 for the clubwomen. The new mhemhers are Mesdames Carleion Edwards, Burnside Smith, Harry J: Berry, I. R. Wagner and George 8. Olive. Others are Mesdames Earl H. Conway, Raymond M. Rice and George V. Underwood. Parties have been planned for the lupcheon by Mesdames Merriam, Underwood, Rige, Caenway ‘and Paul R. Summers. Dr. and Mrs. Riee also have made reservations for the family Easter dipner which will be held at the elub Easter Sunday.

Garden Homemakers To Meet Thursday

The Liberty Garden Homemakers’ club will meet Thursday with Mrs. George Stites, English ave. and Shortridge rd. Mrs. Harold P. Brady will assist Mrs. Stites. = A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon to be: followed hy an Egster program.

Harry Daniel and Berkley Duck Jr, : ... :° +. Others have been made by Messrs..and Mesdames C. P. Falkner, Edward K. Hawkins, Harry Karcher, L.. A. Krebs, Walter Lewis, ' Robert Maiers, 6. O. Nichols and A. L. Rice, Misses Prances Brink. man, Kathryn, Dale and Frances Westcott, Eldena Lauter and Josephine Mangald and Percy Weer. APE at aes

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Mesdames Kenneth Badger, W. C. Balsley, R, M. Best,

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Welfare Group Sets Benefit For April 29

The annual benefit card party of the Welfare club has been set for 2:15 p. m., April 29, in Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds will be used to support projects of the club. In 1912, the club was organized to aid elderly women in Indiangpolis. The organization has placed six women in the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. In addition, contributions go to the Red Cress, Semvice Men's canteen and the pantry shelf of the U. S. O, As part of its war effort, the club uses funds obtained by serving selfdenial luncheons to buy war bonds. Recently the organization received a 100 per cent certificate for buying bends. Reservations for the party may be made with Mesdames Olin Hatton Jr. Blake Stone, T. M. Hindman, William Bartlett, Arthur Hupp, Edmond Wyatt, Harry Kuhr, Charles Roller, W. L. Densford of Robert Stokes. On Monday, members will meet for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Annabelle Cowie, 3777 N. Meridian st. The luncheon. chairman, Mrs. Lynn Adams, will be gssisted by Mesdames Lawrence Cummins, Carl Spiess, ©. BE. Trees, O, E. Simons and Roller. A husiness session will follow.

Dr. Foster Speaks to Dental Assistants

The fourth meeting of the Indianapolis Dental Assistants asseciation will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrew -in the T. M. Crutehers Dental depot. The speaker will be Dr. Robert Foster. His subject will be “Cements.”

Entertains Club

. The Tri-O-Diee club will be entertained by Mrs. J. E. Slaughter,

5314 Pleasant Run pkwy., N. dr., at

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reported sales of $1,000,000; the women’s war savings staff.

Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy (seated) organizations participating in the war finance committee’s | chairman of the April committee for the women’ Standing (left to right) are Mrs. Julian W. sales of $100,000 by her erganization; Miss Frances

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‘receives reports on war bond sales from representatives of women's drive for $125,000,000 in sales this menth. Mrs, s organization of the war finance group. = ; : Jewish Federation of Women, who reported ‘Kelly of the American Women’s Voluntary Services, who Mrs. IL Irwin Newman of Hadassah, and Mrs. Laura E. Ray, vice chairman of

P-T. A. News—

TODAY Shadeland (8 p. m.)—Speaker, Mrs. James Drill of the Marion County Civilian Defense couneil, “War Gases”; program by the children: Dorothy Shephard, Barbara Ping, Marjorie Perkins, Constance Pfiesterer, Ruth and Catherine Collins, Yolanda Berry, Gaynelle VangSickle, Carolyn Hansing, Janet Phillipi, Vernon Celler, John Van Sickle, George Gronery, Dick Wiseheart and Ralph Lineberry; “The Story of Peter Rabbit,” by first grade; social hour.

WEDNESDAY Bread Ripple High School (8 p. m.)—Mrs, Gordon Holland will talk on “China”; election of officers; piano solo, Miss Dolores Paugull. 3 (2 p. m)—“Wartime Food and Clothing Adjustment,” by Louise Braxton, 9 (3:15 p. m)—“Every Child a Chance,” by Miss Jeanette Riker; community singing. ; 13 (1:45 p. m.)—Speaker, Mrs. Maxwell Droke, topic, “Serving in Work”; dramatic sketch, mathers'’

‘chorus; election of officers...

7:45 p. m. Wednesday.

Citizenship, War Service and Gardening to Be Discussed At Group Meetings This Week

Gardening, citizenship and war service gre ‘among the topics to ‘be discussed by speakers at Indianapolis Parent-Teacher association meetings this week. Special groups will hold annual elections of officers. The calendar for individual P.-T. A. group meetings follows:

Dairy council will shew two films, “The Milk Parade” and “The Human Raee'; election of officers. 15 (3 p. m)—"Here Come the Trolleys,” film shown by Indianapelis - Street Railways; 'children singing; election of officers. 20 (2:30 p. m)—"“Serving in

Work” by Mrs. James L. Murray;

1B band will play; election of officers. : 22 (2:30 p. m)—Talk by Dr. Herman G. Morgan, “Health During Wartime”; Girl Scout Troop 139 will present flag to school. 26 (3:15 p. m.)—Speaker, Mrs. William BR. Shirley; music by ninth grade; songs by Mrs. Clarissa Winlack Cevington. 28° (3:30. p. m.)—Miss Bertha Leming, “Working Mothers”; social haur. 30 (1:80 p. m.)—Red Crags films, “Since Pearl Harbor” and “Go With Your Red Cross”; children will sing. ’ : 81 (3:45 p. m.)—Speaker, Mrs. Margaret Israel; music by primary and intermediate charuses.

14 (3:25 p. m)—Indianapolis 38 (1:30 p. m.)—Seeond gra’°

children will present “Clothing.”

40 (2:30 p, Service” topic. 41 (1:30 p. m)—"“Home Decorgtions,” Mrs, Miller, L. 8 Ayres; music by children and mothers’ chorus; election of officers. 45 (2:30 p. m.)—“The Home, The School and The Church in Wartime,” the Rev. Roy Ewing Vale; music by junior choir. 50 (7:30 p. m.)—Speaker, DeWitt S. Morgan, ‘superintendent of schools, “A Chance for All”; music by school orchestra; annual cake contest; refreshments. 51 (7:45 p. m.)—Book review, Mrs. Bjorn Winger. 54 (7:30 p. m.)—Speaker: Juvenile Judge Mark W. Rhoads; play and community singing. : 55 (2 p. m.)—Hlection of officers. 57 (1:30 p. m.)—Speaker, Mrs. Marion F. Gallup, superintendent of women's prison. . 58 (2:45 p. m.)—“Victory Gardening” by A. C. Hoffman, director of agriculture, Technical high schoel; community singing, patriotic songs. 62 (1:46 p. m)—“Safety in Traffie" hy Police Lieut. A. C. Magenheimer; moving picture, “Safety in Camp”; repart of nominating cemmittee. 66 (2:30 p. m)—‘Garden Problems” by A. A. Irwin, essistant county agricultural agent; sela by Mrs. A. R. Mattison, sccompanied hy Patty Joy. 67 (2 p. m.)=Dr. Rehecca Parrish in charge of costume program; music by Junior high scheal. 68 (2 p. m.)—Program by Campfire Girls; election of officers. 69 (2 p. m.)—“COenstructive Leisure Time Activities”; talk by H. E.

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Mrs, I. L. Miller, 340 Downey ave, will be hostess tomorrow for a meeting of. the IRVINGTON CHAUTAUQUA club. Mrs. John H. Booth will talk‘ on “The an Government — Seeurity and Works Agencies,” and Mrs. William H. Burges, “Americans Discover Amer-

The PROOTER club will hear a review of “Cathedral in the Sun” (Anne B. Fisher), at its meeting tomorrow with Mrs, mard J. Guedelheefer, 102¢ N. Meridian sf.

The review will be given by Mrs. John Kennedy.

A meeting of the ZELOTAI club will he held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Burton Doyle, 4146 Gracelspd ave, The theme of the meeting will be “The Minister's Wife Victories in Her Home Life.” Mrs. Lester Ford will be the speaker, Mrs. Howard Hutchins, discussion leader, and Mrs. Burton Thurston will ke in charge af the special number. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Ray Mings. There will be an election of officers.

“The Story of a Masterpiece” will be given by Mrs. Kern J. Miles for the MERIDIAN HEIGHTS INTER SE club meeting temaryow at the John Herron Art institute, Mrs. A. M. McVie will be hostess,

Mrs. Roy H. Peterson, 906 Fairfield ave, will entertain the HOOSIER TOURIST club tomorrow. Mrs. FP. D. Connerley will talk on “Channing Pollock” and Mrs. L. L. Benton will review several short stories.

Mrs. William Steren will be program chairman for the CHAPTER WwW. BP. BE. ©. SISTERHOOD, meeting tomorraw. The hestess will be Mrs. George P. Stautz, 5265 N. Capital ave.

Mys. George A. Saag and Mrs. Peuglass White will speak on “Uruguay and Paraguay” and “In the Years of Our Lord” (Manuel Komroff) tomorrow for. .-the INTER ALIA club meeting with Mrs. Aneil T. Brown, 6283 Riverview dr.

The speaker for the IRVINGTON TUESDAY club meeting tomorrow will be Mrs, H. M. Reasoner. Her subjeet will be “Our Foreign Population.” Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, 450 N. Audubon road, will be the hostess.

The program chairman for the SOCIAL STUDY club meeting tomorrow will be Mrs. Waller R.

Brides’

Week To Be Noted At Block’s

Questions on trousseaux planning were to be answered today by Mrs. Alexandra Patts, merchandise editor of Brides magazine, who is here for “brides’ week” at Block's. * At a brides’ fashion review at 7:30 p. m. today in the store’s auditorium, she will speak on the “short order” bride and will show typical wedding - outfits for the woman whose wedding is planned on brief notice. Mrs. Potts will be available for consultation - this afternoon and evening. Appointments may be made by calling Mrs. Harriet Hill, consultant in Block's bridal bureau.

Will Give Card Party

The Ladies’ auxiliary to the Ine dianapolis Saenger-Chor will have a card party at 2:30 Thursday and at 7:30 Sunday in the hall at 13th st. and Park ave.’

George. Mrs. R. H. Ayers, 4668 Rookwood ave., will be the hostess.

THE LADIES’ LITERARY club of Auburn will have a picnic tomorrow. The hostesses will be the Mesdames Grace Showalter, Helen Little, Carrie Bower, Beverly Thelander, Thelma Romeiser, Marian West and Rala Cooper.

“My Three Years in Japan” will be Mrs. Hugh Bennett's subject when she speaks Wednesday at a meeting of the EPHAMAR LITERARY CLUB at 2 p. m. in the Citigens Gas & Coke utility auditorium. Proceeds of the meeting which is open to the public will go to help support an English child for one year. The child support project was arranged through the Save-A-Child federation.

members of the speech Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, tr high school. RT e dinner, at the home of Mg G. R. Douglass, 501 Buckingham fs will be followed by the program i which the Misses Mary Hall, M garet McGuire, Jyne : Goodrigk Eleanor Hilgenberg and Pat Hagedon will take part. This year, in place of the state. wide International Reunion day, the: members of the sorority will meet in smaller groups in several eities in, the state on April 2¢. The Indians apolis alumnae will have & lunghs" eon-bridge at Ayres’ tearoom While’ other groups will meet in Greens: castle, Lafayette, Evansville and, South Bend.

The members of CHI DELTA CHE. sorority will meet with Mrs. James§ Nelson in the Hotel Antlers at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

Alpha chapter, ALPHA OMI’ CRON ALPHA, will meet at noon’ tomerrew for luncheon in the homeof Mrs. William H. Schneider, 327 Poplar rd. :

The meeting of Beta Phi chapter, BETA SIGMA PHI, will be Ors, row in the Hotel Lincoln. Plans will be completed for Founders’ day, April 30. . “An installation of officers dinner will be held by ALPHA BETA CHI at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the Hotel Washington. The Misses Dorothy McClintock, Virginia Hite and’ Pauline Polland are in charge. i The new officers will be Miss Sue’ Harting, president; Miss Dolores Schlanzer, vice president; Mrs.” Charles Aday Lotte, secretary, Mrs. Joseph: Hook, treasurer; Miss Hite,’ sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Jeanne Partridge, chaplain. . hi —————————————————— y Church Group Marks’ Twelfth Anniversary A birthday luncheon, celebrating, the 12th anniversary of the Worhi<, en's Federation of the Sutherland Presbyterian church, will be held] at thé church at 1 p. m. tomorrow, Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, newly-elected president, will preside. Other new officers are: Mrs, 8. T. Richards, vice president and membership chairman; Mrs. Robert W. Price, recording secretary, and Mrs. Oarl Teszman, member of the nominating committee, | Department chairmen for tu® coming year are: Mrs. Martin Mill« ing, education; Mrs, D. H. Tibbets; social service; Mrs. L. B. Sebastian,

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