Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1943 — Page 13

Annual Field Day and Picnic Supper To Be Held Saturday at Park School

ECHOES OF THE PARK SCHOOL annual garden tour, which has been discontinued for the duration of the war, will be sounded Saturday when the Mothers’ association of the school stdges a picnic supper in connection with the school’s yearly field day.

Following the athletic events of the day, the supper will be given In the gymnasium against a background of pictures of the tours held in former years. In addition, there will be an exhibit of shadow boxes which were a feature of the flower displays held in connection with the tours. Mrs. Eugene ©. Miller is general arrangements chairman for the supper and Mrs. William C. Griffith will be hostess to the owners of gardens which were included in the tours. Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe and Mrs. Robert Hollowell are co-chairmen of hostesses who will be recruited from mothers of pupils ih the various grades.

Supper Hostesses Are Listed

PARENTS ATTENDING WILL BE seated at tables arranged according to the grades in which their children study. Hostesses for these will be Mrs. Alex Metzger, seniors: Mrs. Hollowell and Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers, juniors; Mrs. Albert Rabb and Mrs. Carl M. Geupel, sophomores: Mrs. Henry B. Shriver and Mrs. J. H. Stygall, freshmen; Mrs, W. Hathaway Simmons and Mrs. W. I. Longsworth, * 8th grade: Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey, 7th; Mrs. Harold B. West, 6th, and Mrs. Clifford Courtney and Mrs. Otto J. Feucht, 3d through 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Benson will be in charge of the pictures in the gymnasium and the shadow wux exhibits which will be shown by Mesdames Longsworth, Simmons and A. W. Herrington. Other exhibits will be arranged by the “Red and Black,” the school paper; by the Art club; by the lower school and by the Electron Science club which also will present a radio play in which the supper school chorus will appear. A community sing will close the ays activities. Athletic events during the afternoon will begin at 2 p. m. with a baseball game between Park and Culver Military academy. Later there will be track and field events for the lower school and three baseball games between fathers and the junior varsity, the juniors and the lower school and grade 7.

Reception to Be Held at Art Museum

A RECEPTION WILL BE HELD from 4 to 5 p. m. Sunday at John Herron Art museum for Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan. Hosts will be members of the Indiana chapter of the Citizens Committee for the army and navy. During the reception there will be an exhibit of painted altar panels of the type used by chaplains of the armed forces. Fabien Sevitzky is chairman of the chapter and members of the executive committee are Mrs. James W. Fesler, Mrs. Charles Latham. Miss Blanche Stillson, Miss Lucy Taggart, Dr. G. H. A. Clowes, Donald Mattison, Kurt F. Pantzer, Wilbur D. Peat and Booth Tarkington. The sponsors are Messrs. and Mesdames Robert A. Adams, Rasley R. Blackwood, Joseph E. Cain, Edgar H. Evans, J. A. Goodman, Theodore B. Griffith, Eli Lilly, J. K. Lilly, DeWitt S. Morgan, Jaceb I. Mueller, Nicholas M. Noyes, Peter C. Reilly and Evans Woollen Jr.; Rabbi and Mrs. Morris M. Feuerlich, Dr. and Mrs. Willis D. Gatch. Bishop and Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer, Dr. and Mrs. Jean S. Milner, Dr. and Mrs. James O. Ritchey, Dr. and Mrs. F. 8. C. Wicks, Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, Hugh McK. Landon, Charles J. Lynn and Louis Schwitzer.

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The Golden Wheel committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Miss Eleanor Semans, 3412 Broadway, to hear a talk by Mrs. J. Harold Grimes, Danville, new state regent of the D. A. R. Committee officers for the coming year will be announced at the meeting.

Smith College Club to Meet May 20

THE FINAL MEETING of the Smith College club this season will be a luncheon May 20 at the home of Mrs. Roy Elder Adams. Officers will be elected and guests will “listen in” on a nation-wide broadcast from the home of Herbert Davis, Smith college president.

White Cross Guild Luncheon

Luncheon Is Booked by Auxiliary

The May war bond drive and Poppy day will be discussed at a meeting of the Osric Mills Watkins unit of the American Legion auxilfary Thursday. Mrs. E. B. McComb, 6051 Central ave, will be the hostess, assisted by Mrs. George Petersen. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. The unit is organized with the post in the war bond campaign, and Mrs. J. E. Fettig, national defense chairman, is major, and Mesdames

C. J. Ancker, Kurt Schmidt and Petersen, captains.

Plan Poppy Sales

A team of 10 members is working under each captain. Bolen, president of the unit, is 11th district chairman for the drive. Mrs. Hugh Thornburg will announce plans for the sale of 2000 poppies on Poppy day, May 29. Mrs. Bolen and Mrs. Ancker will report on their work as representatives of the unit in WAAC recruiting and in selling tickets for “Rav-

Mrs. William,

Sororities—

Julian, Ray Means and Clay | Trueblood.

sent to Kentucky, headquarters for SSS the sorority’s fron- y tier nursing serv. ice. Mrs. Lester Nicewander is chairman of the national work program, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Deitsch and Mrs. Frank S. Wood. Preceding the

party Mrs. Her- Mrs. Renney

committees for the coming year: Program — Miss Spurrier,

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tish Rite cathedral. One of the 54 guild chapters participating will be the Tabernacle Presbyterian Garden unit of which Mesdames Carl A. Ploch, Arch B. Crews and Clarence L. Kittle (left to right) are members, The garden chapter supvervises care of the hospital lawn.

Members will bring clothing and toys for the semi-annual box to be

bert Kenney Jr., newly elected president, will preside at a business meeting and announce the following

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Alumnae of Alpha Omicron Pi To Close Season's Activities; Zeta Beta Chi. Books Meeting

Sorority meetings this week include a spring bridge party and a talk on war production training in local schools. The year's activities of the Indianapolis alumnae of ALPHA OMICRON PI will close tomorrow with a spring bridge party at 8 p. m. at the home of Miss Mary Jo Spurrier, 4455 N. Pennsylvania st. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Russell Hippensteel, Cloyd C.

E.S. O. Group To Hold Annual Luncheon

The annual luncheon of Alpha Sigma Omicron, national honorary sorority which is sponsored by the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will be held Thursday in the Claypool hotel in connection with the 54th annual convention of the

Guard members of the sorority, past presidents and past I. F. OC. presidents will be honor guests. Mrs. Herman Jones will preside. Nine members will be presented

diplomas by Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren,

Indiana Federation of Clubs.

Clubs— . Minerva Club To Hear Talk By W. D. Peat

Ephamar Officers Will Be Installed

Musie, art and memorial services will be featured in the meetings of three women's clubs tomorrow. °

The WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Herbert Rennard, 6375 N. Michigan road. Mrs. R. O. Mignick will speak on “An Afternoon With Music,” and the Bible study will be given by Mrs. Eva Wright. Mrs, C. W. Shaffer will assist the hostess.

Wilbur D. Peat, director of the John Herron Art museum, will talk on the museum's Indiana artists’ exhibit at tomorrow's meeting of the MINERVA club. The group will convene at 2 Pp. m. at the institute, and members will bring guests. IHostesses will be members of the program commit tee—Mesdames C. H. Becker, M. E. Burkhart and K. V. Ammerman.

The memorial services of the {EPHAMAR LITERARY club will {be conducted by Mrs, A. Josephine

Mrs. F. P. McCoy

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Military Tea To Be Given By W.C. T.U.

Approximately 340 persons will attend the military tea to be given by the Central W. C. T. U. Friday, May

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| Gray at the meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kirk, 32 Jenny Lane. The hostess will be assisted at the noon luncheon by Mesdames Efe C. Hill, Floyd W. Hughett and Andrew Underwood. New officers will be installed at the meeting,

New officers for the NARRATORS club will be installed at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Merton A. Johnston, 3730 N. Pennsylvania st. They are Mrs. Walter Houppert, president; Mrs. F. E. Spindell, vice president; Mrs. Thomas H. Carlin, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Earl H. Myer, social chairman. Mrs. Charles G. Fitch and Mrs. Albert Neff will assist Mrs. Spindell on the program committee. Following the installation, Mrs. Myer will review “In the Ozarks” (Margaret Lyon), and Mrs. Neff will read an original juvenile

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mander of Ft. Benjamin Harrison, will speak, and Chaplain A. G. Myrice, post chaplain, will give the opening prayer. Other men from Ft. Harrison will present a program arranged by the Ft. Harrison public relations committee of which Capt. Elmer Sherwood is director.

Committee Personnel

Mrs. George Barnes is chairman of tickets, assisted by Mrs. R. H. White and Mrs. J. G. Watkins. Other committees are hostesses— Mrs. H. D. Terry, chairman, Mrs. John Sink and Mrs. R. D. Stober: decorations—Mrs, PF. P. McCoy, chairman, Mrs, Ethel Hislop and Mrs. Orval Jeffers, and ushers— Mrs. Burt S. Taylor, chairman, and Mrs. Clarence Gillum, Mrs. W. W, Reedy is president of the union.

Service Scouts To Be Invested On Saturday

Girls Are Members Of Troop 123

Nine girls will be invested as Senior Service Scouts at 3 p. ms Saturday at a tea in Ayres’ audi= torium. The girls, who took part this weeks end in an “all out” day when exe

aminations were given for senior service ‘ requirements, are Misses Jeannine Grinslade, Mary McClure, Patritla Niman, Patricia Peck, Sally Petersen, Joe Anne Reese, Patricia Stevens, Peggy Mosiman and Bare bara Wheaton, all members oof troop 123. Chairman of the tea is Mrs. Ray= mond Smart, assisted by Mrs, Thomas J. Blackwell Jr., who has charge of the program. Mrs. H. H, Cummings will supervise refreshe ments and hostesses.

Two Honor Guests

Honor guests will be Mrs. Henry F. Schricker and Miss Geneva Bars rows, new Marion county Girl Scout executive. All Senior Service Scouts are invited to attend. With the investiture of these nine girls, troop 123 will be the first troop in the city in which all meme bers have completed their senior service requirements. Dr. Herman Morgan of the city health department provided a doce tor for the health examinations this week-end, and Mrs. Raymond Smart and Mrs. Ralph Burris aided in the physical examinations. Overnight kits were examined by Mrs. Charles Francik and Mrs, Stuart Bishop for neatness and come pleteness of necessary emergency equipment. The registration desk was supers vised by Mrs, O, F. Prim, and Mrs, Harold Stafford, senior service ore ganization chairman, was general chairman.

Circle to Entertain The May circle of St. Patrick’s Catholic church will give a card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Food Craft shop with Mrs. Edward

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man, Miss Gladys Hawickhorst and Mesdames T. Clare Davis, Shockley Lockridge and Raymond Clutter; auditing—Miss Geraldine Kindig, chairman, and Mrs, O. M. Jones; constitution—Mrs. Ted Marbaugh, chairman, and Mesdames Leo M. Gardner, Frank H. Cox and Davis; membership and directory—Mrs. J. Austin Carrington, chairman, and Mesdames J. Harold Davidson, Robert W. Fessler, O. Paul Hiatt and Means.

Whiting, I. F\. C. president, and Mrs. | Fred Bell, national chairman, will conduct the initiation service fol-| lowing the luncheon. A second and a fourth vice president will be elected. Officers with Mrs. Jones include | Mrs. Clifford Breedon, West Lafay- | ette; Mrs. W. BE. Ketcham, North! Vernon; Mrs. Charles N. Symons, Plainfield; Mrs. Roscoe Haley, West | Lafayette, and Mrs. Frank A. Symmes, first through fifth vice presidents. Others are Mrs. Nelle R. Brown. Rushville, secretary; "Mrs. W. H. | Polk, historian; Mrs. Fred L. Petti- |

President Davis will describe events of the commencement that day, including the awarding of honorary degrees. Other speakers on the program will be Capt. Herbert W. Underwood, U. S. N. (retired), commanding officer of the midshipman’s school at Northampton for WAVES and SPARs; Mrs. Dwight Morrow and Miss Pamela Getz, senior class president. Following his broadcast, Mr. Davis will be host at a garden re- . ception for seniors and their guests. Indiana girls who will be graduated that day are Miss Marion Taggart and Miss Clair Morris of Indianapolis and Miss Mary Lamb Deprez, Shelbyville,

The Indiana Mount Holyoke club will meet Saturday at 2 p. in. in the home of Mrs. John E, Hollett Jr, 200 Wellington dr.

Student Officers Named at Tudor Hall

RESULTS OF RECENT ELECTIONS held by the students of Tudor Hall school have been announced. Those elected will take office at the beginning of the fall semester, Head of the Student Government association will be Miss Emily Flickinger, with Miss Sally Matter, Marion, vice president; Miss Susan ‘Ward, Winchester, secretary, and Miss Joanna Cole, Peru, treasurer. Others chosen include Miss Barbara Bradley, senior class president: Miss Betty Crist, editor of the “Crown” and the “Chronicle,” the school magazine and the senior vear book: Miss Joan Boozer, business manager of the “Crown” and “Chronicle”; Miss Marjorie Bain, Athletic association president: Miss Kathryn Crockett, West Lafayette, residence president: Miss Shirley Amos, Edinburg, Masquers club president: Miss Betty Mayer, Prelude ciub president, and Miss Doris Palmer, Red Cross chairman. » 2 » » 4 »

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League Sends 10 Delegates To Conterence Other committees” are flowers— Mrs. Trueblood: magazines—Mrs.

Mrs. John K. Goodwin headed Lockridge, chairman, Mrs. W. T. the Indianapolis deiegates who left MacDonald and Miss Helen Marxer | today for Gary where the Indiana! Needlework guild—Mrs. Charles F.|john, student loan chairman, and League of Women Voters will open | Steger, thairman, and Mesdames| Mrs. Bell, its spring council meeting late this James O'Bear, Parker Jordan and afternoon. [Paul A. Weir; rush—Miss Maxine . With her were Mesdames James| Roberts, chairman, Miss Marjorie Ladywood Gi rls ough, John L. H. Fuller, Lester man of the telephone committee and ! O Present | joined by Mrs. Charles Teetor and|C. Raley, James C. Herod and True- | Mrs, Delbrook Lichtenberg, Hager: | Siood. The ways and means comA three-act play, “Letters to Lu- | cerne” by Fritz'Rotter and Allen!

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L. Murray, Robert Loomis, Fred Weaver and Miss Betty Poole. ‘Bates Johnson, Walter 8S. Green-| Mrs. Michael D. Baker is chair‘Smith, Frank Cox, Dorothy Gardner, will be assisted by Mesdames J. (and C. C. Durham. They were to be Lloyd Allen, Adrian Wilhoite, Ben 3 A Pl -Act Play | town, and Mrs. Allan Mitchell,| mittee will be headed by Mrs. L. |

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Miss Marie Borum recently was named senior sister chairman of her residence hall in an election at Stephens college, Columbia, Mo. As senior sister chairman of Maple hall, she will serve on the dormitory's house council. She is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. F. S. Borum, 5430 Kenwood ave.

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| national board member, was expec(ted to arrive for the board meeting | this afternoon. There will be a §:15 |p. m. dinner this evening and the ‘council sessions will end tomorrow noon with a luncheon at which Wile liam Clark of the British Informa-

Beulah Phillips,

Edward E. Greene, director of the war production training program in the Indianapolis public schools, will speak tonight at the meeting of

Vincent, will be presented by the senior class of Ladywood school at! 8 p. m. Saturday at the school. Indianapolis girls who will have parts in the cast are the Misses | | Patricia Rice, Rosemarie Clark, | Margaret Braun, Ann Wagner, Eve-

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Indiana Alpha chapter of ZETA BETA CHI. The meeting will be held at 7:45 p. m. at the Hotel Lincoln.

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Other roles will be portrayed by Miss Gene Read of Detroit; Miss Virginia Proesel of Lincolnwood, Ill.;

tion service will speak,

Plan Card Party The Hawthorne Kindergarten| Miss Cordelia Stockton, vice pres-

Mothers' club will sponsor a eard ident, will introduce the speaker! party at 8:30 p. m. today in the land Miss Lucille Larimore, presi-

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Ten additional Parent-Teacher dren will present a program and of-

groups have scheduled Hreetings i Will ‘be insbared. kindergarten, 201 N. Belle Vieu pl. dent, will preside at the business MISS Lois Clarkson of Itasca, Iil, tomorrow and two others will meet; pr Rebecca Parrish will speak at Tickets may be obtained at the door. | meeting following the talk and Miss Anne Reiss of Sheboygan, on Thursday and Friday to install SCHOOL 91 at 2 p. Mm. tomorrow. : Wis. . officers, [Sie installation of officers ~ ‘ oa Diy is BONE Nivesicy by Sos} An all-school program will bel Speaks Tonig ht Bef ore L F . C. in the production are Miss Anne, MRS. LaFELL DICKINSON, Keene, N. H, first vice president

held at SCHOOL 62 at 1:45 Dp. m.| Reiss, rehearsals; Miss Clark, proptomorrow, followed by installa- erties; Miss Joan Gartland, wardtion of officers. of the General Federation of Tobe, and Miss Moore, make-up. | Women's Clubs, will be the speaker tonight at a program honoring

May 25 Is Set war service chairmen of the Indi-

ana Federation of Clubs. For Co ncert

The program will be in connecThe Indianapolis Philharmonic

tion with the I. F. C's 54th annual convention which opened orchestra will be presented May 25 today in the Claypool hotel and in a benefit concert sponsored by will continue through Thursday. the National Woman's Service Mrs. Dickinson's talk, “The League of Indianapolis. The concert General Fedefation in War At- will be in Caleb Mills halls at Short- | tire,” will be made in convention ridge high school. hall at the hotel. Service men and women stationed The speaker has served the G. in or near the city will appear as F. W. C. in various capacities for soloists. Proceeds will be used for the past 12 years. A native of supplies for chaplains at Camp AtNew Hampshire, she represents terbury and for other projects spon- | sored by the group.

the third generation of her family The league, organized here two

to be graduated from Mount Holyoke college. years ago, includes mothers and Upon the death of her father, wives of service men. There are 142 soon after she was graduated, she members and 89 affiliated church became the manager of his lum- groups and clubs which assist at ber business and real estate hold- the federal building canteen mainings and succeeded him as direc- tained by the league,

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On Thursday the P.-T. A. group of SCHOOL 8 will install officers at 2:15 p. m, while SCHOOL 35 will | meet at 1:30 p. m. Friday for ip. bucks. ciih . | Stallation of officers and an allMiss Dorothy Zwink will Speak ehool program, “A Primer on Our on “Summer Plans for Children” at

American Way.” 2 p. m. tomorrow at SCHOOL 67. The school orchestra will play and officers will be elected.

The P.-T. A. group at SCHOOL 68 will install officers at 2 p. m. tomorrow, :

The meeting at SCHOOL 69 will begin at 2 p. m. tomorrow with an installation of officers and a first aid demonstration.

Junior high school pupils will present a dramatization on “Mothers” at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at SCHOOL 72. The study group will convene at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. Ernest Meyer leading a discussion on “This New World, Is It Brave?”

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Guild Is to Honor Mothers, Daughters

Mothers and daughters will be honored at the combined evening and afternoon guild meeting of the First Evangelical and Reformed church Thursday. Mrs. George Gebhardt and Mrs. John Brown willshave charge of an informal supper at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Henry Unger will lead the devotions, and Mrs. Harold Hutson and Mrs. Lloyd Entwistle will sing. “Behind the Pen of a Poet” will be the topic of a talk by Mrs. William Herschell,

Mrs. Edna Bingham

To Be Speaker tor of the Winchester National

Miss Sara Henzie, 1901 N. New| bank. Jersey st., will be hostess to mem- 4 82.8 bers of the Seventh Ward Demo- SHE IS A member of the New cratic Woman's club at their] Hampshire Mount Holyoke Alummonthly meeting tonight. nae association, American AssoMrs. Edna Bingham, Democratic] ciation of University Women, the state vice chairman, will be the] D. A. R, Daughters of Colonial quest speaker. Wars, Leagué of Women Voters, t 2| Final arrangements will be made| Garden Club of America, Cancer poe a She ee L 84|for the club's annual outing next| Commission of New Hampshire, will be Miss Janice Berlin. Her|month. Mrs. Julia M. Zeller, presi- Peter Hall school at Peterborol

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Children’s Aid and Protection Society of New Hampshire, She is a permanent trustee of the Thayer library of Keene. She attends the First Congregational church of Keene and was for many years superintendent of the Junior department of the Sunday school. She has two daughters, Jane and Lucy. Jane, a recent graduate of Mount Holyoke, later attended teachers’ college and is now teaching in Keene. Mean- The ladies of the Indianapolis while, Lucy, following the family Saenger-Chor will give a card party

At 1:45 p. m. tomorrow pupils will sing and officers will be installed at the meeting of the SCHOOL 73 P.-T. A. group.

A May festival will be presented by pupils at tomorrow's 2 p. m. meeting at SCHOOL 78.-

“Spring Flowers of Holliday Park” will be discussed by Prof. Scott McCoy at 1:45 p. m. tomorrow at SCHOOL 82, Installation of officers will follow,

Auxiliary to Meet

The Indianapolis unit of the Marine Corps League auxiliary will hold its monthly business meeting at 8 p. m. today at the Hotel English.

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