Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1946 — Page 22

Club Tomorrow lub Productions

BEING PLANNED

: , Players club's productions tomoric theater. The plays, “Be Seated

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of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lady Boulton of London, England, announce daughter, Marjory, to Hans George Spitzer was today in the New York home of

formerly

Herbert R. Hill To Be Speaker

of The olis News will be the guest speaker at a dinner meeting of Beta chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma sorority, at 7 p. m. Monday |

“What Women Should Know About the Significance of Dumbarton Oaks, Bretton and the San Prancisco Con-

Galvin will preside. initiation and business ses-

m. Virginia Cravens, the program committee, will be Misses Gertrude Thuemler,

0 Braxton and Minnie Lloyd

and Mrs M. R. Granger,

of Indianapolis. The bride is

Officers Announced By Health League

Mrs. C. O McCormick, president of the Maternal Health League of Indiana, is in New York attending the 25th anniversary meeting of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. With her at the three-day session which closes today ate Dr. Caroline M. Goodwin, the league's medical adviser, and Mrs. Faye A. Yakey, clinic nurse, Mrs. McCormick was re-elected president of the state league at a recent meeting. New officers are Mrs. William Griffith and Francis Dunn, vice presidents. Mrs. William Wissman and Mrs. Arthur Herrington, recording and { corresponding secretaries, and Mrs.

| George Hamilton, treasurer.

~The 76th anniversary of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will be célebrated tomorrow by the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter at a tea in the Butler university chapter house. Among those helping with plans for the event are (left to right) Mrs, Joseph W, Ferree, Mrs. John A. Alexander and Miss Elaine Ax.

A uncheon honoring founders

the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian st.

Mrs. Claude T. Hoover, and to new members by Mrs. William F, Kraas. Mrs. Othniel Hitch will preside at the luncheon and Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike will have charge of the 2 p. m. session. Albert Stump, Indianapolis attorney, will speak on “The Future is Bright” at the afternoon meeting. Luncheon hostesses are Mrs. Ray B. Dorward, chairman; Mrs. Alvin G. Jose, vice chairman, assisted by Mesdames Onan C. Adkins, Helen Talge Brown, Frederick: A. Doebber, Hitch, Philip A. Hennessee, L. C. Heustis, C. O. Holmes, Frank I. Jennings and Harry G. Kennett. |

Program Committee

Also Mesdames Harry A. Koss, Kraas, E. Tom Lawrence, Floyd Ma- | gee, D. 8. Mediteh, Edward L. Pedlow, Hal Purdy, Lewis P. Robinson, PF, Frances Rumple, T. E. Snodgrass and George W. Snyder. Mrs. Pike is chairman and Mrs. Hitch, vice chairman, of the program committee. Mrs, Harry BE. Watson is chairman of decorations. Club Founders

The club was founded in 1912 by Mesdames H., B. Burnet, Alvin T. Coate, William H. Cook, George C. Ritt, Virgil H. Lockwood, Felix TI. McWhirter, Samuel E. Perkins, Edwin G. Ritchie, Edward J. Robison and Robert H. Strong. Mrs. Coate and Mrs. McWhirter are the oniy living founders. " During its 34 years ihe club presidents: have been Mesdames Hitt, Perkins, McWhirter, Robison, W. W. Thornton, Everett M. Schofield, R O. MeAlexander, Paul I. Hurt, Clayton H. Ridge and Pike.

s The Monday guild section of the club’s community welfare department will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the clubhouse. Mrs, Claude T. Hoover, first vice chairman, will

A review of “Mama's ‘Bank Account” (Forbes) will be given by Miss Oarrie Gowin. Leonard C. Hunt, superintendent of the Wheeler rescue mission will talk on work at the mission. Hostesses are Mesdames Irving Blue, George Dunn, William I. Hoag and W. H. Link and Miss Carrie Hoag:

P-T. A. Session

The Marion county P.-T. A. council will meet at 10 a. m. Monday in the Claypool hotel.

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Mrs. Zinter Speaks | Mrs, Jules Zinter was the speaker today at a luncheon meeting of the Victorian chapter of the International Travel-Study club. Mrs. | Lawrence Carter, 1241 N. Oakland! aye, was hostess, assisted by Mrs. | Carney K. Evans,

Poetry to Be Topic | Miss Jessie E. Moore of Manual! high school will speak on “The!

{Poetry of Youth” at the Indiana!

Boetry society meeting at 1:30 p. m.| tomorrow in the Cropsey auditorium | of the central library. Mrs. Ollah | Toph will preside.

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Founders, Day Will Be Observed Club Studies By Woman's Department Club |

English Music

The third in a series of programs on the study of English music will

Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, president, will pay tribute to the founders. be presented at 1:30 p. m. Monday

Toasts will be given to life members by Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, to by the Irvington Music Study club. charter members by Mrs, E. L. Burnett, to annual paying members by

Mrs, Albert Holman, 329 Ridgeview dr., will be the hostess for the dessert luncheon preceding the program. She will be assisted by Mrs. Howard Gammon and Miss Mildred Allen. The program, arranged by Mrs, Wilson Patterson, will include musical and vocal selections by Mrs. Robert Whiteley and Mrs. Edward McCance. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry A. Ware. Biographies of Edward Elgar, Cyril Scott and John Ireland will

be given by Mesdames Prescott Jansen, Frank Cox and Richard Orton.

{called wisdom of men.

[Little Woman'| Concept Going |

Out Today By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON ap-

| pointment of Mrs. Roosevelt to the

delegation of the United Nations assembly infuriated many Amerl-

[cans out pleased a great many more. If a woman was to be in{cluded she was the logical choice.

And assuredly women should be

Mrs. Roosevelt is plain anathema to )the type of man who likes to Ink of his wife as “the little woman.” She is a constant challenge to that concept of femininity. : ss » =» SHE'S FASTER on her feet and more. nimble of wit than a good many. of the gentlemen who criticize her. She is as clever a poli-

and her experience has given her an advantage over all but the topnotch men leaders. But her chief advantage, and the one which most enrages the male tribe, is a quality which few women possess—a complete lack of awe at man. She never appears wonderstruck at his superior mentality, nor overwhelmed by his logic, simply because it is masculine. ® = =» AND I THINK the one big thing wrong with the world is the general quailing of women vefore the soit’s a natu ral consequence of centuries of subservience Since the beginning of time, the woman of the tribe has bad to court man’s approval or suffer. If she didn’t cater to his whims she didn't eat. If she didn't obey shé was beaten. All her gains were made py devious means, and millions of modern women schooled in this concept are still unable to trust thei: own judg: ment. They can’t be persuaded ‘tc helieve that their ideas may be just as good and perhaps sounder than those 1 men. They've hao the sentimentalism scorned, and their softer qualities sneered at until they no lenger have faith in the best tha % in them h If Mrs. Roosevelt dislodges this foolish mistrust, she will go down in history as one of the greatest bene

factors of her sex.

tician as the best of the male brand, | -

Mrs. Russell T. Reed was Miss Mary Diekhoff before her marriage Nov, 22. Parents of the coupl¢ are Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Diekhoff, 108 N. 13th st, and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Reed, 431 N. 18th st., Beech Grové.

EVENTS

CHURCH GROUP St. Ann’s guild, St, Paul's Episcopal church. 1 p, m. Mon. Mrs. Carryl McQuiston, 6201 N. Delaware, hostess.

CLUBS

Lady‘ Aberdeen Artist chap. I. T.8. C. 1p. m, Sat. Mrs. Earl Myer, 4440 Park, hostess. “Calcutta,” Mrs. Noble Reynolds. Business session; dessert luncheon, Venetian chap. I. T.-8. C 12.30 Pp. m. Mon. ¥. W, C. A. Mrs. John W. Thornburgh, speaker, Nature Study. 7:45 p. m. Sat. Cropsey auditorium. Moving piectures. Miss Doris Lynn, chairman, Norway. 8 p. m. Sat. D. A, R.chapter house. Business session.

Col. Lewis A. Hunt

Stationed in Hawaii

Mrs, Lewis A. Hunt and her children, James and Joanne, will sail for Hawaii Monday where they will join Col. Hunt and establish residence at Ft. DeRusse. They left here Tuesday for San Francisco. Col. Hunt will be stationed at Ft. DeRusse for the next two years, Mrs. Hunt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James 8S. Long,

4001 E. Washington st.

Traffic Club’

Books Dinner Monday Night

The Indianapolis Women's Traf fic club will hold its’ monthly dinnes meeting at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Spink-Arms hotel. fk

Mrs. Stanley Daugherty, Miss Maj Cody and Mrs. Muriel Sanders,

Art Exhibit Hostesses

the associate chapter of Tri Kappa will be hostesses tomorrow for the Hoosier salon in Block’s auditorium, Pyramid club hostesses will be Mesdames Floyd Davis, Clyde IL, Green, Doral Chrisman, J. Mace

Donald Young, Harry Singer and C. L. Brewer,

Representing Tri Kappa will be

field, Morris Dixon, C. R. C. R. Federman and J. W. Walker, The show, which opened this week, will continue through Feb. 2

Mrs. Keith Canon Will Be Speaker

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