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Group Carries on With Informal Air '»By AGNES H. OSTROM “FOR FUN.” That's the tag the Hobby Club of the Indianapolis Junior League wears.
There is no other group like it in the league. It has no set program, no set meetings. It exists only for the entertain ment of the members. That was the theme carried out at the December meeting this week when the members learned to make holiday déeorations and favors. : Colored Christmas tree balls, Jewel-tone foil, pipe cleaners, plastic refrigerator dishes, metallic’ festoon feathering, red. flannel, metal pot cleaners, cello- | phane tape and cement: were laid out in"the playroom of Mrs. “Morris L. Brown's home, 5425 N. Meridian St.
Christmas Stockings
Under the know-how of Mesdames Willlam Kothe, William Jungclaus and Rudolf Haerle, chairmen, bright birds, shiny trees, glisterling angels and fireplace stockings were concocted with amazing dexterity. Even the butter-fingered became adept at.gluing together a smal] ball for the bird's head and a larger one forwgs body, taping a piece of the nletal feathering for the wings and tail, adding bent pipe cleaner for legs and tinsel or pot cleaner for the neck ruffle. The tops and bottoms of the plastic dishes served as stands for metal trees decorated with the smaller balls.- Another type was cut out of the foil paper. And a white flannel cuff sewed to' the top of the boot-shaped red piece transformed the material into a stocking any child would hang over the fireplace In eager anticipation of Santa's nocturnal stop,
models for favors and decorations at home
tions last year, too,”
teresting, with them.”
Formed During War
ous,” Mrs. Paul Weer recalled
of home-front frayed nerves,
debut ir 1932,
more intent. The
by Club,
Mesdames Earl J. Clark, Fred L. Toumey, mas decorations for fun. :
Many in the group planned to use their “objects d'art” as
fashioning more
“We made Christmas decorasaid” Mrs. Kothe, “but the materials this year were much’ more inWe could, do more
During the. war. when every one was “so busy and so seri-
the league members formed the club. They decided an informal group would help the problem
S80 they renamed the Scribbler’s Club which had made its
That organization had. been members
we Ry An BU TRE
William T. Burnes
really worked
critic.
the reading public, Among the were Mesdames Elias C. Atkins,
William R. Higgins, Weer, Anna Marie Sayles, George Denny Jr.
Blanche Shaw Mote, .Haerle, Meredith Nicholson Jr. and Samuel R. Harrell,
Casual Group But Hobby Club members reflect” a post - war. . casuainess. Even the officers are limited. Mrs. Howard Fieber and Mrs. William Garstang are the present co-chairmen. Mrs. Earl Clark is the secretary-treasurer. Once they adopted finger-
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Education as Investment
Sorority Sets College President Sees |
Installation
DePauw Group Schedules Program
Timed State Service
Club last night. ! The
:Departinent Club.
monies: for the formial installa-| “Education.” _he
| declared,” fis|— tion of Delta Gamma Sorority an investment in human talent, on the DePauw University cam- better human relationships, de-:
{ “Education is an investment, not a cost,” Dr. John R. Emens| {of Muncie told the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's!
Ball State Teachers College president ‘pointed out “Some | GREENCASTLE, Dec. 2—Cere- Educational Contradictions” at the dinner. meeting in the Woman's
Whose Motto Is "Just for Fun,’
in earnest at writing compositions and poetry. ‘Often they .invited a successful «writer as a guest s&peaker or Since then some of their names have become familiar to
first members
Organon i oy Planned by
Alumnae
Madrigal Singers To Give Program
The Indianapolis Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority will have a Christmas party at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Wayne E. Bicknell is to be the hostess. The event will beheld in the C. Wilbur Fostér home, 4774 Pleasant Run Pkwy., N. Drive. Mrs. Fidel Ferrer. Jr. will play the accordion and Mrs. Warren R. Jacobs is to present piano seAlections. There will be a gift exchange and community carol singing. The assistant hostesses will be Mesdames William M. Crain, Fer rer, James D. Foley, Gerald Foltz, Jewell Ganser, G. H. Hamflton and Elizabeth Harding, Miss Evelyn Hamilton and Miss Aileen Unv.rsaw. :
Dinner Planned
The Madrigal Singers of War ren Central High School will present a program of Christmas mugic at the 2 p, m. meeting Tues|day of the Indianapolis Women's Auxiliary, Railway Mail Assocla-
Wanita Maple fo 5 Become Bride - uv
Times bate Servies 'SHARPSVILLE, Dec. 2-Miss Wanita - Marie Maple and Dr. Frederick F. Davis will be mar. riedat 7:30 o'clock fonight in the Sharpsville Methodist Church. 5 The Rev. Harold M., Thrasher . will read the vows before an altar decorated with white flowers,
Miss Martha L. Maple, apolis, is to be the maid She will wear an. emerald
Beauty roses. . The bridesmaids, Miss Marybeth Booth, Sharpsville, and Miss Phyllis M. Jackson, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, will wear Ameri«
and Eugene B. Hibbs . . . Christ.
| painting as a group project and swelled with pride when the
league's arts group Invited them gon | to be Dr. L. J. Shay, Jewell, and to exhibit at an annual meeting, The progrdm will be in the| bi ary Edward L. Knighton, Detroit, - . Another time they painted ‘toys woman's Department “ Club, A These members of the Teen Varieties Club are rehearsing Reception to Follow 2
for .the Next-to-New Shop In husiness session will preceed the time for the Christmas rush. [singing. | A co-member may talk on | There will be a dinner at 6:30 her own hohby. Miss Betty p. m. that day. The association Bertermann, for instance, has members and the Youth Group
a skit to be presented during the holiday season in the various city parks. They are (left to right, standing) Dick Hildreth, James ! Pauley, Donna Burris and” Jean Barrett and (left to right, seated) with a molded bodice, sheer yoke Sarah Pitt, Janice Stonehouse and Shirley Rowland. and hoop skirt. Her heirloom told about flowers, Or guest |will meet after the dinner. There By JEAN MANEY 4 tvistisrel veil gh Hivsion. 3¢ . speakers may lecture on a [will be a joint program meeting THE LITTLE CLOWN who torgot haw fp Tauglh, Bnew White S. Toil a cap of Huston, variety of subjects . . . pho- [after the sessions. Music. will be| oon Claus will be visiting the city parks very soon. white satin Bible . oT qastxtiles, gardening, | presented by members of the In-| A1C LUE NER CBE VEILEE the oy by the members of the | After a reception shi ule lot, personainy, in- |dlahapolis eo! Musto, Teen Varieties Club. The group of sub debs and squires is spon- (of the bride's parents In five years tis enroliment El, members are! "0T®d by the Indianapolis Park Department. They are directed
has swelled from 15 to 50. And [precy ouis E. Ball and Mrs. Roy, DY iarold E. Hagedon Jr. ( 5a d
Miss Maple will wear a bridal
an end-of-the-season picnic tops | Blind, chairmen. They are being boy lays ure in rehedival off the year. : sever, |Assisted by Mesdames Fred Allen.| Jo to the city parks during But, whatever or whenever, (waa M. Boutwell, William T. the ‘summer ‘and’ their young {ron the time they gather in |noutz Archie Mercey, Claude H.| _ iionces clamored for more. each other's home until after Dill, Eugene C. ‘Thompson, So they decided that Christmas tea it's still just “for fun.” Charles W. Kyger, Clara Fos- ey Sek
Local Woman fia mas petit, 5th a: pr sim. Is Speaker
dan, John G. Hayden, William W.| First Show Is Sunday Horn, James M. (Hill;- Lawrence
The five skits are “The Little Courtney, Ralph Powers and Da-
Clown Who Forgot How to
vid Hedges and Miss Doris J, Laugh,” “Snow White,” “The Mrs. Ida Broo Will Ernst. Day Before Christmas in Santa irae ao Wil lGifts.Collected TA nr Address Accountants | : Christmas” and “The Nativity.
The Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Mrs. Ida 8. Broo will be the lots Xi Sorority, will meet Mon-
The first performance will be | Plainfield (principal speaker tomorrow at the day night in the 3§th St. brancn
Sunday in the
Teen Talk—
pus will be held at 6 p. m. to- mocracy and peace. It is a bul-
morrow inthe Old Trail Inn, Put: namville = = — > ““Thé Gamma Tota Chapter, the ance” 10th national sorority
ition, haif<truths and untruths
p on
grou i t the campus, will be the 75th chap-'shly {hing we can depend upon ~~ fer in the national Delta Gamma is a current misconception, he asserted. We still face some of | Initiation of 36 pledges and six our grandfather's: problems as! patronesses will be conducted by earning a living, worthy mem- | national officers and representa-/bership in’ the home and Soman
organization.
tives from the Indiana and Pur- munity, ethical character due Universities’ active chapters relationship: to God. = = at 1 p. m. in the Greencastle First Education s Aims ¥ Presbyterian Church. : | The purpose of education, Dr
~ Speaker Named ~~
Theta chapter house. Miss Roberta Abernathy, Co-{duired skills, lumbus, O., national executive sec- knowledge and retary, will be the
abilities, attitudes.
q.et. Mrs. L. Russell Wildasin, life problems.” ] Da; .on, O., national vice presi-| It took a war to silence those dent will present, the charter to Who accused youth of being soft,
the new chapter president, Miss Of “going to the dogs.” of lacking graph with other Carol Firchau of Hammond. Mrs. courage and fight. The last five {eams
Jol Cartwright, Greencastle, years” they were in production chapter alumnae advisor, will be!lines and on battlefields and have the toastmistress, ' [mow returned to face the chalMembers of the advisory board|!enge of living in a peaceful for the new chapter include Mrs. World." - Cartwright, chairman; Mrs, Joe! “I hope,” the college president Crosby, finance; Mrs. William{stated, “we never, never charac- . Hebert, pledging; Mrs. John Fobes| terize youth in other than deend Mrs. E. L. Johnson, house Serving terms. I hope we realize chairmen; Mesdames Glen Lyon, We create the situations surroundWillard Sunkel and Edgar Prevo, Ing them. We must. accept the
/ { three local awards. One, new this Colorado - Ave., announces the ush; Mrs. G. W. Hanna, scholar- responsibility: for providing out-) Manual| : hip. and Mrs. Dick Steele and/lets for youth's skills, initiative Year, to be given by a ualimarriage of her daughter, Joanne,
Mrs. Tom Carney, social. They'and courage.” ar: all from Greencastle. ne — TTT —" White Cross Guild
Marine Corps Units fo Meet Methodist Plans Dance
Hospital's White Cross Guild will . Peet next week in the Service | Center. Event Will Be | Monday — Central Avenue, {Pgychic Science, First Baptist, In Naval Armory Marine reserves and former gay.Capisal Ae, University . ark an est chigan; WednesMarines will attend a Christmas day — Children's Cheer, West dance from 9 p. m. to midnight Washington and St. Mark's; tomorrow in the Naval Armory. Thursday — Temple Sisterhood, It is sponsored by the 16th Infan-' Municipal Garden and Ben Davis, try Battalion of the United and Friday—Tabernacle Garden,
States Marine Corps Reserve. Mt. Comfort. Marytha, Beta BigLouie. Habous and his orchestra ma Phi and Wesleyan.
their wives will precede the dance. | Lt. Col. W. C. 8mith, USMCR, and Mrs. Smith will entertain , Capt. Marich C. Thompson, USN, | and Mrs. Thompson; Cmdr. Louis Brozo, USN, and Mrs. Brozo, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Burns Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Strauss will be the guests of Lt, Col. 8. M. Charlesworth, USMC, and Mrs. Charlesworth. Dinner guests of Maj. N, E.
will play, - | eee———— me Several dinner parties of Ma- th d rine Corps officers and Betro e
Presecan, USMCR, and Mrs. Presecan will be Lt, Col.-B. W, Schotters, USMCR, and Mrs, Schotters; Lt. O. E. Bishop,
USNR, and Mrs, Bishop, and Mr, and Mrs, Guy R. Moore,
fo artigo we Girl Keglers ro gEEinet igfiotance and intoler- R lc @ a Step |
The idea that change is. the
Become Affiliated With National Group
By BETTY HAWKINS Manual Wigh School Guest Columnist
school team in
gress. They will have officers and compete by tele-
through- is out the country. Manual officers in the organization are Nancy \Wilkins,. president; Rosé Laut, [treasurer; Helena Bernhardt, sec(retary, and Carole McVey and {Miss Laut, scorers, Miss Theo B. {Parr is sponsor.
| Besides national awards, the pin misses are competing for
Betty
teacher and her husband, Mr, and |Mrs. Ted Siener. Mrs. Slener Is |executive director of the American Bowling Congress,
Band Concert; 4-
| The gals aren't the only busy
bees in Marual's bonnet, however. leans. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles
While’ there's. no wolf howling
{at the door and there's still a
Donati and Blue and Gold; Tues- Nigh gloss on the buttons of]
Tepee Town's new band uniforms, | Beatrice Dolan, Evanston, was| the Parent-Teachers Associationithe maid of honor and Mr. Dolan
has not forgotten the good old-|
fashioned bjll collector. Proceeds from the Manual Band, {Concert Dec. 14 will be used to! finish paying for the uniforms. |The concert should appeal to all, for every type of music from bop ta Shostakoviteh will be |heard. . | All Manual dads, be they. bop fans, long hairs or tone deaf {music haters, have been invited to join the Manual Dads’ Club.| William Knapp, organization chairman, hopes to enlist every| {single papoose’s pop.
Plan Typewriting Test
. Tone deaf typing students, too,!
{are welcome to take part in a dianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Typewriting Speed Improvement Clinic, but a sense of rhythm will help, says Miss F. Cleo Frazier! business education department head. Records by Frankie Carle will set. the pace for rhythm drills. Participation in ‘the clinic, which|
Dinner reservations also have been made by Capt. Chester Hal. comb, USMCR, and Mrs. Hal. comb, and Lt. Fdgar E. Reynolds, | USMCR, and Mrs. Reynolds.
Card Party Is Planned
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Mrs; Benjamin Bassin, Gary, announces the engagemént of ~ | her daughter, Gloria, to Robert The Marion County Chapter,i Martin Lutz, son of ‘Mr. and
American War Mothers, are sponsoring a 7:30 p. m. card party Wednesday, in the Chambers aware re br h Store, 2484 N. Meridian St. The dents in Purdue University. Miss roceeds will be used for worl Bassin is a member of Signe |
ie he. rans hospi al +1 Delta TauSorority-and Mr
Mrs. Jacob Lutz, 7043 N. Del St. They are both shi- |
chairman, Her assistants are 15 8 member of Sigma Alpha | ee NE d- Mrs: . James H. Burke: - ' been sot for the wedding. ad
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will run Dec. 12 through 186, will bave no effect upon the typists’. grade, but. certificates. will awarded for speeds over 35 words per minute. Wonder if the business education department could be per. suaded to lend those Carle rec-!
rords.to the Student Affairs Board, 4, since a juke box donated by Fd.
Rosenbrock, "23, appeared in the Student Center last week. In any case, the board has chased 10 top records to start the turntable spinning. :
made in a clothing class by Mrs. Tvy Olde. It's open for ASHI from 2730 thr €:30 p. m, ily. a
MANUAL'S gal kegiers bowled! or), elude Mesdames Frank D.
everyone over recently when all Hazel, H of a sudden they up and an-and Walter Dawson, - |
nounced their afliation with a Misses Mary McCoy, Marguerite
a : ; <i MeCoy; Minetta ~C \ [Eniens sail, is not the mere ac- Pitional bowlilig congress. Vs onyers
{ cumulation of facts and informaColonization of the sorority on ition to be given back to teachers the only high the campus took place last spring./as .a means of passing courses. Formal pledging was held in IU’s “It is to help people live full, the city and one (rich, happy lives because of ac- of the few in the habits, state which be-
Itiong to the! principal makes possible effective decisions American Junior
speaker at the installation ban- and satisfactory solving of;major Bowling Con-
or a 3 Stony Mary| They visited the restored coloni- vania Bt. , Zeo W. | * The Tribe's femime bowlers are seme, aa og ott orga al capital city of Williamsburg. regent, will ® in charge,
"[riette Hill,” Bernie Myers, Char-
ABrannon, Katherine Kaercher and
The wedding was at 9:30 a m.
ready The {with Dr. Schaefer will be Gov. Indiane’s Treditionel . alrea “Henry FP. Schricker, Mayor Al : $8 : Feeney, Dr. Herman B Wells, : or for, ; president of Indiana University, a 110 Christmoses.
The center also has drapes q H A. Clowes, Harry taughtiand Mr. Wolff,
Boys' School. On Monday, the ; will visit No mtr, Community Center and they will be at the Christian Park
Dic? 18 16 the date of the Brook-
of the Merchants National Bank. dinner meeting of the American Miss Kathleen Hergt will direct Society of Women Accountants in| the Warren Central High School the Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati, O. {Madrigal Singers hen they preThe meeting is scheduled fp 5¢nt a program.of Yule musie. date of the ; J “with “the organization ~ Christmas gifts for the women| side Park Community Center of a Cincinhat! Chapter of the in*the Julietta Home will De col-| show. «fof {group. : flected. Hontianen ars = =i | Leads in the five plays are Reservations by a number of wri eftiame Jean fons women have been made on Paul Nicely, Lester Nagley, Ev-
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i terett Brown, Charles Seal and W.! Lucile Becker and Tom {a chartered bus leaving the Carol [terminal station at 12:30 p. m. to-| p, MCBeth and Miss James Pauley. morrow. In addition to Mrs. Broo, a i : Circle to Meet Skiies, Carl R. Booker, Dean Return from Trip The Mother
Ley, George Wier!
. Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Fehsenfeld,\ Daughters of Isabella, meet. 3074 N. Pennsylvania St, have Tuesday in the ato a returned home from a trip East. munity C
the Hoath Momarial Mathor
Chambers, Alice Kenworthy, Hannah Thompson and Elizabeth Riley, Misses Margaret Stagg, Tillle Schroeder, Louisa Davis, Har-|
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{lotte McHugh, Elizabeth Wagigoner, Marie Shinkle, Emily Ber{ry, Mable Jane Hamilton, Edith
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Robert Dolan Takes Bride Sine Read =
Mrs. Mildred Whitinger, 22 |
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Ito Robert 'W. Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan, Bvans-| ton, IIL
Nov. 24 in the Our Lady of Good| Council Catholic Church, New Onr-|
Beauvais officiated. : | The bride was given in mar. riage by her maternal grand-| father. Harry D. Myers. Miss!
> THE BRIDESMAID $1.75
was his son’s best man. 0 The couple was graduated from) Northwestern © University. The| bride is an Alpha Delta Pi Boror-! ity member: and the bridegroom! is a member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity. >» A The couple will live at 1212 % A Seventh St, New Orleans.
Dr. Schaefer To Be Honored
Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen is chairman of a buffet supper to be given Dec. 11 in honor of the 88th birthday of’ Dr. Ferdinand Schaefer, Dr. Schaefer is founder of the In-
and was its director for a number of years. y « The party to be known as a
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“double pretzel” will be at 6 p. m. Many M nl in ‘the Woodstock Club. Invita- -ramou sr tions have been issued by the On Our Fo 8 . board of directors of the Indiana State Symphony Society.
Fourth Floor Precedings=.the symphony .eoh- Beton fous ; cert that afternoon in the Murat Theater a bronze bust of Dr, Schaefer will be. unveiled in_the Murat Theater. It is being placed there by Mr. and Mrs: Harper J. Ransburg and Mr, and Mrs. Woollen. dl Herman C. Wolff, first presi. nt. of the symphony socléty, | II make the dedication
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