Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1951 — Page 32

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Woman's Deparment Club Plans General Meeting Wednesday

Veteran Members to Be Honored:

Election Scheduled From Noon to 3 p. m. The Woman's Department Club will honor its 25-year-old-or-more members at the general meeting Wednesday. The meeting will be at 1:30 p. m. in the clubhouse, ~ Polls for the general club election will be, open from noon to 3 p. m. Officers for the next two yesirs will be elected. Dr. Raymond 8, Stites, Washington lecturer, will talk on “Masterpieces From the National Gallery of Art” and show colored slides -of paintings. The speaker is the National Gallery director of education. A native of New Jersey, he received degrees from Brown — University and the University of Vienna. For a period of years he

taught art, esthetics and classics In Brown, Cornell, Iowa, Chicago and Columbia Universities.

gISet Contest 1 Deadline for| ‘51 Mother

Nominations Must Be In by Mar. 31° Mar. 31 is the deadline for sending in nominations for the Indiana Mother of 1951. - ‘Nominations may be sent to Mrs. W, W. Reedy, 3663 N. Pennsylvania St., state chairman,

ST Mec oo phe pc Qualifications are (1) that she ro TE 5 soprano, ucoessiy mo ance n denced by the chasaoler of her — ry en Easter lO individual children; (3) that she g,niice Carol Service, Inc., this pared speech on any subject and ar. She willbe loist for the a three to five minute impromptu

be elected: during the business

noon luncheon, Boys’ band, di-

Presiding will be Mrs. John W. | reflect a Ther vers E itual integrity, and (3) that she ol of the service, "Glory speech. The subject of the latter Mesdames C. J. Carlson, E. A.| vents— Stibody nese Toe rg R Miss Jane is announced at the time the Carson, J. T. Hamill, A. W. Holte- | sanded aa Pra surraction.” Sogo Jane speaker 1s introduced. : BE. A. Kelly, Victor Kendal [cheerful ’ " pson ” G. W. Shaffer will be seul TOMORROW kindness, understanding and &! panigh. The 29h annual pr Participating in the contest will hostesses. Indianapolis Alumnae, , Alpha homemaking puitliy. : will be af 6:30 a. m. Mar. 25 |be Mesdames Nellie Alger, Rebed- —_ + Tea hostesses will include Mes-| Snmma Delt ym, Mi ee (Pour) Shai he recents| On the north steps of the Mon. [ca Hardin and Joan McMillan CARD | Barbara Windt, 3301 N. New| 7 Jher life and conduct the precepts and Miss Ruth Ann Kennedy. dames Oy Sree: B. De Falou Jersey, hostess. “Innocents gs Times P Phote By Henry E. Glesing Jr. |0f the Golden Rules (5) that Sie ument. Toastmistress for the evening Retail Drug BB, ; ; ' se c and inter-/py¢ tmis Mésdames R L Arges, ° 2 Joba P. sag Cmibrough), Mrs. BALL DECORATIONS—Apr. 7 is an important a for Stansfield Circle members. That is HAVE 8 S50 Of ares and have Discourage Moths i will be Mrs. Colleen Glass. Mrs, a * Bakemefer, aston! a. > "1 active community better Your vacuum cleaner an " Gardner and L, L, Hallam. - [Alpha Yo Lanilan-— yn the date of their Springtime Ball in the Woodstock Club. Mesdames Frank 1. ‘Weiland, Dari} 5 omen. ip io OF oe a. iivitation’ to 'iiioths hag goTTens ged wiil act as table ——— rs. John e ue t lified [stand unused for a long time. To emis ‘ ; S k F. Mesaamen Eyere i Hafan Bi Ridge Road, Jostess. Hat dem- Evans and Kennard King [left to right) work on artificial flowers carrying out the purple, pink and ke and 8 that he be qualified protect fe boush it ong time; be-| Mesdames Roscoe Betis: Wal. et C. Litten, W. R. Mayer, W. p,| Onstration, re ohn urk- | ations. Mrs. ns and Mrs. King are chairmen of the decorations com- [ana in all responsibilities attached fore putting it away, then moth-|ter Deering and Stanley, We “Pl will McGuire, M. I. Miller, C. 8. Ober, | hardt. | yellow theme. of the decorati Fre A fly Ning ore che) : to her role as the Indiana Mother proof it with a liquid anti-moth|ford will be the judges. Mrs, the a G. 8. Olive, G. O. Rafert, G. W. Alpha Nu Latreian—1 p, m, Mrs, mittee. - of 1951. spray. Crawford is club president. “Parent-Te Shaffer, Ivan Snyder, F. E, Bpin-| J, E. Holman Jr., 5359 Guilford, . spring fiesta dell, Elbert Storer, E. E. Thomp-| hostess. ! ~ Committee Waker and J. L.. Wilson and Miss Handicraft Study Group, Indian- | Pe ema Dorothy Phillips. apolls Branch, American Asso- : - i They hav elation of University Women— Open ALL DAY MONDAY, 9:30 A. M. +6 5:00 P. M. | mre “a = 7:30 p. m. Shortridge High : | Mrs. M. 8. Barton, 5133 N. New| School. Plastic and leather \ Delta T Jersey St., will be hostess Tues-| instruction, Gordon Johnson. : A : day Horning for the Great Books |y, gians Authors Guili—8 p. m. M other The subject will be Rene Des-| Hotel Washington. “Purpose of| . The ways rt e “Di Method.” "|" Fiction,” Mrs. Elba Vernon, dis- tee of the Ev arieg 1 ecourse on cussion leader. Close of shortl Tau Delta story contest. : sponsor a pa Name Speaker zs cup. rrsc_1 5. m. a Mrs. Lyle Mabe, 3626 N. Denny, will be at 7:3 d . hostess, Speaker, Mrs, Basil Mrs. Thom ror e eration Fischer. guest speake ; : LAV ry program. a Indiana Chap, ITSC—12:30 p. m. 1/8 PIA 74 Club Group to Muet | "33th st. Branch, Indiana Nar Ze < 4 4 4 / es. Cant " Here Friday hana} Bank. _-Bpeaker, Mrs. 4 ; ,, Mesdames L. s «Christie, Al “Mrs. Sherwood Eddy, Jackson: |, i p n Coterle—1.p..m. Mrs: James J. Buc ville, II, 1 be guest speaker, go 8, Craig, 5340 Julian, hostFriday for the Seventh District,| ess, “Hawa, Our 49th State,” C : Indiana Federation of Clubs, Mrs. C. Walter McCarty. ounci The meeting will be at 1 p. m. Janet Ada —7 p. m. Mrs. Elba Set Bre in Ayres’ Auditorium. - Hayes, 1127 E. Market, hostess. . > Mrs. Eddy will talk on “Hope| Business; cards, we next 1 on the World's Horizon.” She Monday. -1 Fgh Solonigl Furni- Sianapolis { ture Co. Mer an Room. . will be introduced by Mrs. Theo “Rivers Parting,” Mrs. Clay! Saturday ove dore Fleck: H. Ridge. Mrs. A. Le Soloist for the program will be Municipal Gardéns Woman's De- 1 chairman, wi Miss Doris Linville. partment—11 a. m, Clubhouse. ; : on “Safety | A nominating committee willl Board meeting followed by k speaking wi

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session. Mrs, Jasper P. Scott ‘will 3 : Breside, rected by Mrs, Ray C. Funk The Mat Chap. P, PEO-—12:30 p. m. Mrs. The guest er and the|’ funlor clubwomen be honored H. K. McComb, 4620 Boulevard a tea afterward. Place, hostess. Election and | C a” graduate of MacMurray Col-| Installation of officers. lege, Mrs. Eddy has served the Present Day—1 p. m. Mrs, J. C. Pare YWCA in Toledo, O. Rio de| Jay, 3620 Washington Blvd, Janeiro and Montreal. From 1939| hostess. Program, Mrs. Loren to 1946 she was general secre-| Harkness. tary of the National YWCA of Social Study—12:30 p. m. Mrs. OONE!] Canada. Oscar Wadsworth, 911 Layman, . do nc That night the Seventh Dis-| hostess. “The Bizarra Sisters” i thew a trict board will entertain Mrs. (Walz), Mrs. Thomas Sefton. A ey do, Eddy at a dinner party. | |weifare—~Ncon. E. 38th St $ our Jaces . Te branch, Merchants National > 16 Use ing Florist Auxiliary Bank, Mrs. Charles Tennant, 5 0 us S 4 M 4 hostess chairman. Annual business meeting; election. ers ee Ing Irvington Unit, WCTU-12:30 The Women's Society, Indian-| p m. Wallace Street Presby- f

apolis Florists, will meet at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Hawthorn Room. Hostesses will be Mesdames Albert Crump, John Olmstead, George Buescher, G. L. Wiedenhoft, Arthur Buescher, Frank Rieman, O. E, Steinkamp and Harry Asperger and Miss Minnie Rieman.

Dental Assistants Group to Meet

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terian Church. “Where to Draw . the Line,” the Rev. J. H. Bergen, Woman’s Rotary — 12:15 p. m. Hotel Washington. “Curious Wills and Trusts,” Lawrence Whesler, Indiana University director of communications. PTA UNITS University Helghts—9 a. m. Parish House, Otterbein and Hanna. First Aid class.

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