Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1946 — Page 22

dging School ‘Will Be Held

Flower ‘Show to End Two-Day Event.

Two lecturers next week will bie present the third course of a judging school sponsored by the Garden Club of Indiana. The course will be held Tuesday and Wednesday in Block's auditorium. Mrs. Maud R. Jacobs, South Carollton, Ky, snd Mrs, Dorothy Biddle, Pleasantville, N. Y., will speak. They also taught during the first two courses. Flower show practice, horticulture and flower arrangement will be the topics for discussion, * On the second day of the school a flower show of approximately 30 entries in five different classes will

of the central west district will enter the show for which Mrs. Otto 0. Mahrdt is chairman. General chairman for the school {s Mrs. Burke Nicholas. Her com= mittee includes Mrs. Walter H. McBride, Ft. Wayne, northeast distriet; Mrs. L. J. Seritchfield, Lowell, northwest; Miss Ruth Matthew, Anderson, central east; Mrs. Goethe Link, central west; Miss Mary Rankin, Greensburg, southeast, and Dr. Florence Carson, Evansville, southwest, On the registration committee are Mesdames Robert Mannfeld, Link, Paul Beard and N.M. Talbert. ss ® =» Mrs. Burke Nicholas has announced committee members for the annual narcissus and spring flower show of the central west district, Garden Club of Indiana, to be held tomorrow and Saturday in the Rauh Memorial library. “Mrs. Goethe Link is chairman of the schedule committee and will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas W. Ayton and Mrs, O, M. Helmer. On the entry committee are Mrs. W. L. McCoy, chairman; Mesdames W.D. Kautsky, George W. Price, N. M. Talbert and Ralph Wikoff, Heading the classification committee is Mrs. B. F. Orr, assisted by Mrs. John Downing and Mrs, Link. Serving on the staging committee Mrs. James E. Jobes, chairman; Howard Aldrich, Joseph Robert F. Mannfeld and R. R. Scott is chairman of awards committee. She will be by Mrs. E. F. Winslow and . On the

Morton, chairman; MesGeorge B. , Harold J. Hayes, Otto Herrmann, Noble W. Hiatt, Helen Hooker, Clarence Hughel, Merlin H. King, Eugene

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P. H, Ho photo Before her marriage March 16, Mrs. Paul N. Baldwin was Miss Georgia Willan, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Horace R. Wil-

lan, Martinsville. The couple will be at home in Florida.

Miss Prather To Be Guest At Shower

Miss Delores Prather will be honored with a personal shower tonight in the home of Mrs. Francis J. Moore, 4007 College ave. Mrs. Cecil Prather will assist the hostess. The bride-to-be will be married at 6:30 p. m. Saturday to Wendel Wayne Janzen. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan A. Prather, 11 BE. LeGrande ave, and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. D., Janzen, Shafter, Cal. Guests at the shower will include the bridé-to-be’s mother, and Mesdames William E. Bradley, Forrest Bailey, Roland Hanson, Paul Bailey, Lacie Bailey, Edmond Alexander, Wanda Hammond, Hazel Bailey and Will Kranznok. Others will be Misses Phyllis Harper, Leota Essenbrenner, Della Lewis, Mary Snyder, Mollie Bovick, Lee Bailey, Judy Lynch, Ponnie Jones, Mona Jupin, Robéfta Lowell, Pauline McPherson, Florence Harbeson, Frances Hutton, Marge Workman, Irene Schalf, Betty Peterson, Mary Ellen Bailey, Fern Hoffert, Edythe Keys, Muriel Yeager, Margaret Hammond and Joan Prather.

|P. E. O. Council Lists

New Officers

Mrs. M. W. Pickett recently was elected president of the Indianapolis Council of P, E. O. Sisterhood. 8he is a member of Chapter 8.

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." Matinee’ Musicale Will Sponsor Lecture by Opera Guild Director

A LECTURE BY Mrs. Herbert Witherspoon of New York, director of the Metropolitan Opera guild, will be . sponsored by the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale at 2 p. m. next Thursday in -Ayres’ auditorium. * Mrs. Witherspoon will talk on “National Opera Built on Native Root.” Special guests at the lecture will be members of the

Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, Harmonie club, Sigma - Alpha Tota national music sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority, Phi Beta speech and music sorority, In-and-About Music club and "the Choir Directors’ association. Other honor guests will include Charles Hedley, director of the opera department of the Jordan . Conservatory of Music; Joseph Lautner, of the voice department at the conservatory, and Elmer Steffen, director of the Symphonic choir. oa on Patrons who have membership in the Opera .guild and who will attend the lecture include Mesdames B. B. Adams, Henry C. Adams, Horace Banks, Russell V. Barton, R. C. Becherer, Louis D. Belden, Edith Bellak, Henry Bitz, L. L. Bomberger, L. R. Cartwright, Niles Chapman, Charles W. Chase and Coleman Clark. Others are Mesdames F. W. Dennerline, C. W. Dicks, Mildred H. Eccleston, Harvey J. Elam, George L. Etter, Robert S. Foster, Frank Groninger, George C. Haerle, Susan Shedd Hemingway, Trande Hensel, May K. Iske, Victor Jose Jr., J. E. Kopf, George Kuhn, Albert Lang, Charles Latham, Carl H. Lieber, Otto C. Mahrdt and Lucia Macbeth, : Also attending will be Mesdames John Manier, T. A. Mulrey, Charles E. Nourse, Mildred B. Pearson, Howard Randall, John @. Rauch, Edwin A. Root, Russell J. Ryan, Margaret Schwadron, Ernest M. Sellers, Orville E. Shattuck, Mollie Shewmaker, W. C. Smuck, J. L. Snewind, Effie Tilton, W. E. Van Talge, C. Vajen Collins, Lucius Morton Wainwright and Kurt Walthers,

Additional Patrons for Event OTHER PATRONS ARE Mesdames Herman C. Wolff, Herbert 8. Wood, Herbert M. Woollen, L. H. Fouts, Virginia Laird, Paul J. Richardt, Homer J. Willlaftson, W. A. Garragues Jr, Charles A. Greathouse, Frank A. Hamilton, N. H. Noyes, Robert Stark, T..M. Rybolt, Paul E. Dorsey, Charles Fitch, Clair McTurnan, Frank Cregor, Jane Burroughs Adams and Elizabeth Kaltz Cochran. Also included among those who will attend are Misses Mary E. Armington, Eleanora Atkinson, Marjorie Alice Ballard, Betty Lou Bering, Edna M. Burks, Elizabeth C. Collins, Carolyn Conrad, Margaret Dahm, Marian B. Emery, Clara OC. Gilbert, Bertha Louise Hardy, Blanche Irish and Asele Price Kimble. Others at the .lecture will be Misses Frieda Klink, Patricia Maloney, Bessie Morgan, Marie Rapp, Mabel Renick, Hortense St. Lorenz, Marie A. Siener, Louisa Steeg, Alvaretta Stoddard, Winifred Waters, Jeanette Ion Frazeur, Marie J. Daniel, Lucille Blair and

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Among others attending will be Misses Barbara Kershaw, Ann Krienbaum, Janet M. Oliver, Lois Peeler, Helen K. Richardson, Ada Bicking and Edith Spencer, Dr. Ed Berman, Sgt. Victor Lamar Rensberger, Sister Carole Ann, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. August R. Fussenegger and Dr, Frederick R. Daries. At the lecture also will be E. Clifford Barrett, John G. Broese, william Cecil, Harvey Highland Davison, Henry M. Dowling, Richard T. Feller, John L. Geiger, A. D. Hitz, Robert Jackel, John J, Mahrdt, Paul Meloy; Robert Edmund Pearcy, Charles B. Preston, W. C. Trabue, Evan B. Walker, C. Otto Janus, Robert McNabney, Albert Nachtrier and Charles J. Lynn, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Ricketts, Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Merriman and Mr. dnd Mrs. El Lilly. .

Civic Reservations Listed THE FIRST LIST of Civic theater patrons who will attend the April production, “Blithe Spirit,” was announced today. Among those attending opening night tomorrow will be Messrs. and Mesdames Wendell Hicks, Don Ewald, Fred Luker, Glenn Parrish, Ralph Simon, Harold Victor and Harry V. Wade. Other first-nighters will be Messrs. and Mesdames C. L. Williams, H. L. Wilson, M. L: Zank]l, William H. Coleman, M. Crosby Bartlett, Louis Randle, Lindon Bailey, Jack L. Hatfield and Thomas Hatfield,

CS THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Former Herron Pupil

Ninth Anniversary

Fred Holt.

By BARBARA SCHAEFFER: THE PERSONS who lived in Balmoral court on N. Meridian st., eight or nine years ago, may remems ber a quiet, almost shy, little girl who was one of ‘their neighbors. : She wore her hair in long, brown braids that were as neat and trim. as the blazer jacket which topped her school uniform —the outfit .she wore to classes at Tudor hall.

Her name was Diana Denny and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwell Denny, lived in Balmoral court while Mr. Denny was editor, from 1935 to 1939, of The Indianapolis Times.

Today Miss Denny is 21 and the

John Herron Art museum is displaying a group of her drawings—38 caricatures of famous persons. She is now staff caricaturist for the Scripps-Howard newspapers and the drawings at Herron were done for the papers. » n ~ DIANA'S INTEREST in art was well-rooted even when she lived here, It may have been inherited from her mother, who iz an ardent antique collector. At any rate, while the Dennys were here, Diana and her younger sister, Alice, went each Saturday morning to the art classes at Herron. Miss Rosemary Cruzan, a senior art student (now an art teacher at school 8), gave Diana special painting lessons at home, too. At Herron they remember Diana as.a particularly industrious pupil who, despite her quiet manner, asked plenty of questions and made rapid progress in her studies. #” . » THREE YEARS ago Miss Denny enrolled in the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, after studying a year at Rollins college. By last spring she had completed a four-year course and also received her master's degree and the Cresson scholarship for a year of art study in Europe. Before being shipped here, Ler exhibit of caricatures was shown at the Pennsylvania academy.

A guest tea at 1:30 p. m. tomor-|

row in the Brookside park commu- |} ome nity center will mark the ninth | ; anniversary of the Brookside Garden club. .

Mrs. Max Beier will be hostess, !

assisted by Mesdames Louis Kuhlwilm, Ben Shannon

Miller, Robert F. Scott, John Spahr| Other officers are Mrs. Phillip 8. and Norvin Strickland, Hildebrand, Chapter Q, vice presiOther committees are: Publicity, |dent; Mrs. J. H. Wright and Mrs. Mrs. Henry ©. Prange, chairman,|H. E. Wilcox, Chapters V and U, and Mrs. John Wayne Judy; judg-|recording and corresponding seécreing, Mrs. Edward J. Elliott and Mrs. | taries, and Mrs. L. R. Sawyer, Chap-

Capt. and Mrs, C. A. Toline, Misses Helen Coffey, Sally Lauter and Victoria Todd, John L. Buehler, M. A. Raber and Stuart Wilder. Attending Saturday's performance will be Messrs. and Mesdames R. W. Anderson, Morse Bowen, L. V. Burkhead, L. G. Cummins Jr., A. E. Diewart, William J. Ervin, Lawrence Hayes, H. C. Henderson,

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Ray Holcomb, Bruce Hurlbert, W. H. Kern, George Kingsbury, Lewis Levy and H. H. Linsmith. Also among Saturday's patrons will be Messrs. and Mesdames Marvin Lugar, Paul McNamara, R. 8. Pfersick, L. C. Sparks, F. E. Spindell, Joseph Teeguarden, Robert Imes, Carl Weinhardt and E. R. Buxton, Edwin Shuls, L. C. Sparks, Frederick Weber and Jesse Whipker. : » ” » ” td » Other reservations for Saturday have been made by Henry Wil. son, F. A. Winta Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Bohner, Mrs. Frank DeWitt, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Holman, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Paul Merrill and Miss Louise Keyler. At Sunday’s performance will be Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas “'W. Ayton, E. P. Driscoll, A. B. Millikan, H. T. Matthews, George Outcalt, Frits Schaefer, Darrell Schoenheide, R. L. Sharp and W T. Miller. Also attending will be Miss Margaret Brockman, Miss Rosemary Rocap, Howard Johnson and R. W. Swift. Those attending Monday will include Mr. and Mrs. Don Addicott, Joseph E. Cain, Afton Kalb, A. L. Rice, E. L. Richey, R. L. Miner, L. H. Noyes and Dr. and Mrs. Russell Lamb. Tuesday's reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Howard B. Pelham, Hubert Hickam, William Kingdon and H. G. Platt, Misses Ruby Hiatt, Pauline Phillips and Jeanne Sacks, Mrs. Victoria Rentsch, Leo Cassell and Maynard Lake. For the performance Wednesday reservations have been made by Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Bass, Dr, and Mrs. L. D. Gambill, Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Duck, Mr, and Mrs. R. W, Rice and Mrs. Ray Levy,

Spring Tea Scheduled By Nature Club

Miss Joan Hart, 37 Northview ar. | The entomology committee of the

{will leave for Chicago tomorrow to | Nature Study club will sponsor a | lattend a shower to be given in her | spring tea at Woollen's Gardens at | honor Saturday by Mrs. Joseph P.|3 P. m. Sunday, Bol yw y A flower hike will be followed by : {a covered-dish supper at 5 p. m. | Miss Hart, daughter of Mrs. |The botany committee, With Mrs. {George L. Hart, will be married t0 | walter P. Morton in charge, will Joseph J. McCarthy, son of Garrett | sponsor the hike.

McCarthy, Pittsfleld, Mass, June 18 in the St. Thomas Aquinas Cath- . . ‘Guild Plans Dinner A spaghetti dinner will be served

olic church. Her mothér and her sister, Catherine, will accompany | her to Chicago. by the St. Francis Hospital guild The bride-to-be was honored re-|from 5 to 8 p. m. Tuesday in the cently with a shower given by Mrs. | hospital. Mrs. Gus Gatto is chairKenna McCormick and Mrs, Wil- | man, assisted by Mrs. John O'Conliam Chambers. & [nell and Mrs. James Mugivan,

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Miss: Lucy Taggart, in the East recently, saw the exhibit and it was through her that the show was brought to Indianapolis, where Diana started her art training. In the collection at Herron are United States political and labor figures—Truman, Byrnes, Wallace, = Schwellenbach, Lewis, Green, ‘Murray and Hillman—all caught in deft black strokes. In her group of foreign personages are Churchill, DeGaulle, Stalin, Molotov. Other groups include U., 8. military leaders— MacArthur with his dark glasses and pipe, for instance—and axis leaders, like Goering with two swastikas for his eyeballs.

Garden Club to Note [Board Meeting

The monthly board meeting of the Suemma Coleman home will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in ‘the Mrs. preside. Luncheon will be served.

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IF DIANA goes to Europe for study, she will be revisiting some scenes familiar to her father. Mr. Denny, born in southern Indiana's Boonville, has served as European correspondent for The Nation and foreign correspondent for the United Press. It wouldn't be Diana's first trip to foreign shores, either. Shortly before her father became editor of The Times, the family made a trip to Japan, China and the Philippines.

Miss Keilman'’s Engagement

Is Announced

Vows Will Be Read On April 28

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Keilman, 3157 N, Delaware st. announce the engagement of their Dorothy Elizabeth, to Electrician's Mate 2-¢ Earl William Rich Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich, 5947 Indian ola ave, -

April 28 in the Oentral Avenue Methodist church. Dr, F, Marion Smith will officiate, Miss Betty Ann Evard, 3522 Cen tral ave, will entertain with a pere sonal shower tomorrow night for Miss Keilman, She will be assisted by Miss Betty Ann Beck. Another personal shower will be given April 20 in the home of Miss Patricia Ann Fults, 6261 N., Penne sylvania st. Miss Keilman attended Butler university and is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. The prospective bridegroom attended Rose Polys technic institute and ‘is now sta tioned at Great Lakes,

April 24 Set - For A. W.§,

Session

The final meeting of the school year will be held by the Associae tion of Women Students at Butler university at 3 p. m. April 24 in Jordan Memorial hall on the came pus. . Miss Martha Bales, Winchester, will be installed as president for next year. Other officers to be ine stalled are Miss Betty Keough, vice president; Miss Joy. Mudd, trease urer, and Miss Marianne 'Busche mann, secrethry. Prof. Nancy Moore of the Enge

‘Just now, though, she's in Washington, sending her caricatures throughout the country. And the long braids have been transformed into an “up” hairdo befitting her 21 years.

Mrs. J. R. Stanton Will Be ‘Speaker

The Zerelda Wallace W. C. T. U. will meet at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Wheeler City Rescue mission.

Mrs. J. Ray Stanton will speak, Also on the program are Mrs.

Mrs. O. 8. Flick will be hostess | Harold O'Brien, soloist, and Miss

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