Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1944 — Page 20

clety—. Wis. Mort Martin to Be Chairman

"For Sunnyside Guild:* Luncheon :

MRS. MORT MARTIN WILL BE THE chairman of the hostess committee for Monday's luncheon meeting of « the Sunnyside guild in the Columbia club. She will be assisted by Mesdames Ralph L. Martin, Erwin B. McComb, Barr Montgomery, Guy E. Morrison, Rufus W. Mumford, Oscar B. Perine, A. LeRoy Portteus and

Charles J. Renard. April 20 the guild will sponsor the Civic theater production of “Ladies-in Waiting.” Mrs. No Er Boyer and Mrs. William Watters will be the co-chairmen for the

event. Others assisting with the theater evening will be Mesdames Corwin Carter, Albert W. Claffey, John Garrett and C. T. Lykin.

Color Film to Be Shown

A COLOR FILM, “Paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago,” with recorded comments by Dudley Crafts Watson will be shown at ¢ p. m. Sunday at the John Herron Art museum. Mrs. J. Jerome Littell will be the chairman of the host com- * mittee and her assistants will be Mrs. Harold Ochgner, Mrs. John Collett and Joseph E. Cain. ss = = ) 2 = = The first of a series of three spring bird walks to be sponsored by the Children’s museum will be held at 2:30 p. in. tomorrow at Brookside park. Mrs. Harry A. Bell will conduct the ‘walk assisted by Mrs. Robert Langsenkamp. The second walk has been set for April 15 at Riverside park and the third will be in Ellenberger park on April 22. A series of illustrated talks will be given during spring vacation —from Wednesday through April 8—at the museum at 10:30 a. m. and at 2:30 p. m.

News of the College Set

MISS ANN BISHOP, daughter of Cmdr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Bishop, is the winner of one of the four fashion fellowships offered to college seniors by the Tobe-Coburn School for Fashion Careers in New York. Ct : Miss Bishop, who will graduate from DePauw university in June, won the award in a nation-wide competition. She will enter the New York school in July. » = s s s o Miss Betty Jean Edwards, a junior at Stephens college in Columbia, Mo., recently played in the college production of “So Wonderful (in White)” (Nusbaum). She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards and a member of Beta Phi Gamma social sorority and Phi Theta Kappa, honorarv scholastic sorority. - 8 - 2 n 2 In the annual spring dance program to be given this week-end at Denison university in Granville, O., Miss Emily Jean Beebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Beebe, will take part in the Walt Whitman dance suite, “I Hear America Singing.” ,

Mrs. McCray to Entertain

MRS. FRANKLIN McCRAY will be the hostess for a meeting of the Daughters of the British Empire Monday at the -Marott— hotel. The assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Roy W. Johnson, William B. Tremaine and William R. Williamson. - = EJ = 5 .

Mrs, Harold E. Sutherlin recently was elected president of the Fortnightly Literary club. Other new officers are Miss. Ruth B. Bozell and Mrs. Joel Whitaker, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, -- Ellis W, Hay and Mrs. W, L. Richardson, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Mortimer C, Furscott, treasurer, Mrs. William M. Louden and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock were chosen chairmen of the finance and membership committees respectively. Mrs. Joseph A. Miner was appointed program chairman and Mrs. Frank: B. Fowler is the chairman of nominations, Xs » = 2 8 = ~ Monday night's meeting of the Indianapolis Literary club will be a ladies’ night in the group’s clubrooms in the D. A. R. chapter ouse. . Henry A. O. Speers will be the speaker and he will base his talk: on a quotation from Thomas Gray's “Progress of Poesy.”

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Mrs. Charles Sanders (center) is the leader of Girl Scout Intermediate troop 146 which has recently redecorated its bond booth in the Rivoli theater. Assisting Mrs. Sanders in the redecorating and in the selling of bonds are (left) Betty Harshbarger and (right) Joan Thomas.

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Community Service Project Nets $10,000 in War Bonds and Stamps Since Opening of Booth in 1942

The members of Girl Scout Intermediate troop 146 of the Centenary Christian church have completed the redecoration of their bond booth | Sales from the booth have totaled $10,000 since)

[in the Rivoli theater. | its opening in 1942. The community service project was begun by Mrs. O. F. Prim and her Intermediate troop 35. When Mrs. Prim’'s group went into Senior Scouting last fall the project was |continued by the new intermediate |group of which Mrs, Charles Sanders

Ten O’Clock to Hear Mrs. M..C. Batsel

The art department of the Woman's Department club will hear Wilbur D. Peat, director of the John Herron Art muséum, discuss “Mod-

institute. , , Mrs. H., E. Blasingham, chairman of the department, will preside at the 1:30 p. m. business meeting.

make & gallery tour of the contemporary American exhibit on . dis-

play. Miss Pear! F. Kiefer and Mrs. Colin L. Lett will arrange the spring tea to follow the meeting and Mrs. Dwight W. Sleeper and Mrs. D. 8S. Meditch will pour. The officers elected for next year include Mrs. Blasingham, Mrs. Helen Talge Brown, vice chairman; Mrs Floyd Magee, secretary, and Mrs. Meditch, treasurer. s = ” «Chinese Houses and Gardens” will be described by Mrs. M. C. Batsel for the 10 o'clock’ art section of the W. D. C. Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Helen Talge Brown, 2040 N. Delaware st. Mrs. E. B. Hall and Mrs. Charles T. Hanna -have charge of the meeting. ss 8 8 A Mrs, Jean Brown Waggoner will speak on “Growing Pains of an Author” before the literature and drama department of the W. D. C Wednesday afternoon at the clubhouse. The business meeting will be conducted by Mrs. George A. Bowen and a patriotic sketch, “Lest We Forget,” will be presented by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. At 1:15 p. m. Mrs. Mark H. Reasoner will review “Time of Peace” (Williams). The winners of the poetry and short story contest sponsored by the department were Mrs.

Cottey College Representative To Speak Here [viens dada or tis na

|sales from the U. S. treasury de-

Mrs. Louise S. Maiken, represen- | partment at the grand court of | awards in May.

tative of Cottey college, Nevada,| ; Mo., will be entertained by the In-| This month has shown the greatdianapolis Council of the P. E. O.|est number of sales since the beginSisterhood at 3 p. m. Sunday at the ning of the project—a total of $1500. Y.M. C. A. |The record held for one night is Cottey college, a junior girly’ $520. Mrs. Eva Dunham is the as-| school, owned and managed by the sistant ade Ix fe sro, il _E. O.'s, will be shown in colored Troop members include Jean Ellen ® O% |Sanders, Jacqueline Phillipe, Ruth

lis the leader. Richard Eyster, manager of the| theater and a veteran of world war

; | Barr, Betty Harsh, Jayne Marcy, rospec t ts, | i Ri Gye gluden | Harriet. Rust, Nelda and Norma

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J. H. Toph, professional poem; Mrs. C. P. Camp, amateur poem, and Mrs. Camp, the short story. Tea hostesses will be Mesdames Alvin G. Jose, Clyde V. Montgomery, H. Alden Adams, Hugh J. Baker, Charles F. Brigham, N, F., Claridge, E. S. Doane, Charles Ww. Fields, Clarence J. Finch, Ralph E. Kennington, A. L. Leatherman, Howard J. Lacy, J. B. Phillips, Charles F. Roberts, Lane Robertson, Edgar V. Toms and C. E. Sunthimer and Dr. Mabel F. Bibler, Mrs. O. L. Watkins and Mrs. E. A. Brown will pour.

Book Luncheon

their mothers and P. E. O. members. | Mrs. Ralph McKay is in charge | Titel, Ruthann Deuser and Joan

: | Thomas of arrangements and she will be Si assisted by Mesdames Harold Worth, 19 ers wr Sons Tone Helen Richard S. Warren, L. R. Sawyer . >’ Jackie Bishop, Beverly ar-| ox . wood, Carolyn Davis, Betty Wilson, | and Maurice W. Pickett. Mrs. Lucy Mitz, Wilma Goens, Jane | Maiken will be here until Tuesday oven Joyce Ratcliffe, Shirley |

when she will go to New Castle and | gre] joan Olson, Janet Arbuckle, |

Mrs. Byron Kilgore and Mrs. G. V. Falkenberg will be hostesses at the. luncheon meeting of the Officers’ Wives club at 12.30 p. m. Tuesday in the Hotel Lincoln. “My Name is Ruth” will be reviewed by Mrs. Russell Cox. Reservations may be made with Mrs. A. E. McConnell.

Rushville to meet other Prospective | Norma Crabel and Patricia Keyes. | students and P. E. O.'s. -

” s . The council will. meet at 1p m Monday in the director's room of the Indiana National bank for an election of officers.

Hospital Guild Will Meet

Mrs. Marion E. Ensley and Mrs. Clara Slattery are chairmen for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon and will be assisted by Mesdames B. F. Hatfield,| f(g | Bernard J. Larkin, Ralph L. Lochry,|. © C. H. Luft, Harry 8. Noel and Elizabeth Vincent. Mrs. George H. Lilly, {guild president, will be in charge of a 2:30 p. m. business meeting, Mrs. Lilly has announced plans | for opening a gift shop about April | 15 in the east sunroom on the hos(pital's first floor. It will be directed |by Mrs, Joseph J. Cole, chairman, {Mrs. John B. Wolf and Mrs. Em- | mett J. Kelly.

To Conduct Vespers

| | The Sunday afternoon vesper

services to be held at 5:30 at the| ‘Veterans hospital will be conducted | by the American Legion auxiliary, | Indianapolis post 4. M. C. Nord, {from the Second Presbyterian |church, ‘will sing, accompanied by {Miss Jane Hampson. Mrs. W. R.| McGeehan, rehabilitation chairman, will have charge of the program. |

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To Give Reviews Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will | review “The Years of Our Lord” (Komroff) before the two sections {of the Book Review club, The first! review will be at 1:30 p. m. Tues- | day in Block's auditorium and the | other at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in| | Ayres’ auditorium. |

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Special guests, student nurses of} | the City hospital, and members will| :

* The mew Easter suit—or last year’s sult, for. that matter—eails for a new blouse, and here are two in different moods. 3 : , Pretty as Easter Sunday itself is the young blouse (left) with a double embroidery frill trimming wide revers, It’s of rayon hankasheer. (Block's) : A perennial favorite for wear with classic suits and skirts is the tailored and short-sleeved blouse (right). The fabric is Sacony-Ciella, an acetate rayon. (Strauss’.) -

Butler Groups Set reation room. New members will

Initiation Dates include Misses Carolyn Pickering, Initiation services will be held for | Mary Isabel Benedict, Betty Thome, the Butler university chapters of {Marilyn Behymer and Ione Col-

Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journal- dl 12 Spurs will initiate Mi ism organization, and Spurs, sopho- | shirley Loy, Shirley Davis and Lena more women’s honorary, next week.| Willkie in services at the Pi Beta The Theta Sigs will initiaté| Phi chapter house,

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speak on the “Therapeutic Value of Music,” will be the final speaker for the morning session. During the afternoon Miss Mary Spalding, harpist, will provide muse sic, The speakers and their topics will be: “Medicine Men” Mrs, Clyde Titus, and “Music for the

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