Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1951 — Page 32

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+ On Nov. 6

Rabbi Mayrice Goldblatt,

Indianapolis Hebrew Con‘gregation, will give a weekly series of book reviews starting’ Nov. 6 at 10:30 a. m. in the Temple. . This will be the fourteenth vear these, K reviews, sponsored

by the Temple Sisterhood, have been offered to the public free of charge. The series will open with two reviews of best sellers, “From Here to Eternity” by James Jones and “The Caine Mutiny” by Herman Wouk. Other reviews scheduled are “April Snow” by Lillian Budd on Nov. 13; “Lie Down ‘in Darkness” by William Styron on Nov. 20; and “One Foot in America” by Yuri Suhl on Nov: 27.

> ~ » » MRS. SYDNEY ROMER, - chairman of the committee which is organizing the project, will: he assisted. by Mrs. Floyd... Beitman Sr., and Mrs. David Cook, co-chairmen, .On the committee are Mesdames Mortimer Asher, Philip Falender, Louis Fink, Robert Flinn, A. A. Fleig, Manuel Free-

_- man, Eugene Glick, Maurice Goldblatt, Jules Gradison and Leon Hecht, Mesdames Sidney James, Burton Kahn, Charles Lampel, Mack Laner, Monroe Leiser,’ -Payid- Leventhal, Jacob Iitz,

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Club Lists

Speaker “Grow With Your Children” will be the subject of a talk to be given by Mrs. Bert C. MecCammon for the Mothers’ Club of School 45 Kindergarten, The talk will be given Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the kindergarten building, 2242 N. Delaware St. for parents of the kindergarten children. Mrs. McCammon is a wellknown educator and author of children’s literature. She is also {mmediate past president of the

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Ogden Thr "Chorale. they will rehearse ‘this afte a. ™ Tabernacl P byte group is beginning its 31st Christmas carol season. Joan is president; Mary Beth, vice president; Carol and Rosemary, recording and correspondng secretaries, and Alison, treasurer.- Mrs. Clarence W. Schnicke is the new direetor.

‘Hoosier Hoe - Down’ Planned

An old fashioned “Hoosier Hoe-Down” will launch the fall council meeting of Pilot International, District 15, in the Hotel Washington Nov. 3 and 4. Mrs. Gus Broo and Miss Frances Kelly are in charge. Delegates from Lafayette, uth Bend, Ft. Wayne and Evansville, Henderson, Ky.; Lansing and Detroit, Mich., will attend.

' ster, Henderson, Ky. committee members. Mrs. Randolph Coats and Miss Helen Haverstick are co-chairmen of decorations. Assisting will be Miss Jean Fox, Mrs. W. J. Pepe, Miss Vera Grant and Miss Grace Meisner. Mrs. Broo and Miss Kelly are co-chairmen of reception and entertainment. Committee members are Miss Irene Fultz, Mrs. Maude F. Watson,

Indianapolis Parent - Teachers Guests will regist 3 Goff +l b : Miss Ruth Rislar, Mrs. Robert Dunham, Mrs. Tuests will register and coffee Will be served Om®r McKee, Mrs. Dwight Brill, Mrs. John Drury,

Association council. at 9:30 a. m. Nov. 4. The business session fol- Mrs. A. A. Trefz, and Mrs. Dean Harbison.

» on ~ NEW OFFICERS to be in- J ; : stalled are: Mrs. William F. lowing will be presided over by Mrs. Augustus & & &

Neblett, president; Mrs. How. Coburn: Mrs, C. Harold Trout; Miss Rene Camp- MISS JANET WEST and Miss Elsie Reid are ard Obenchain, vice president; bell, Detroit; Mrs. Margaret DeSchryver and : : : 2 co:chairmen of coffee assisted by Miss Isabella

Mrs. Paul T, Craig, secretary; Mrs. Bessie Park. Mrs. Robert Gilpin and Mrs. 5 moo Rowlison, Miss Harriet Hillebo and Mrs. Ruth Ruth Opre, treasurer and as- - rt = Moore. sistant. MRS. COBURN, general chairman of the Brunch will be supervised by Mrs. Grace P.

Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Robert Gilpin, chairman, assisted by Mesdames William Buskin, Raymond Long, Burton Spear and E. L. Welsh.

Wicklund and Miss Rose Cravets assisted by Mrs.

council, has announced the following committees: Registration, Miss Ruth Fislar, Indian- Wally Nees, Miss Pauline McCready, Mrs. Ruth Pratt Johnson, Mrs. Fritz Harrison and Mrs.

apolis, and Miss Edna Huff, Lafayette, co-chair- V. B. McOmbier men; Mrs. Ruth Haslacker, Ft. Wayne; Miss Mrs. Coats is chairman of the rations comMarie Kreich, South Bend; and Miss Mary Roy- mittee,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _.

Soroptimist Unit to Mark 30th Year

Soroptimist Club of Indianapolis will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a luncheon "at 12:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln, Simultaneous celebrations will be held by 478 member clubs of the American Federation of Soroptimists in Canada, United States, ‘Alaska, Hawaii, Brazil and Cuba, Each year at the celebration a birthday penny collection of a penny per member is taken for the International Fellows ship Fund. The past year three international scholarships and several national and regional awards were made from the

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AT THIS MEETING ' Miss Hanna Thompson, program chairman; will read. a birthday greeting from Miss I. Grace Nicholls, Toronto, Canada, president of the federation. She also will speak on active participation in civilian defense “and support of highways safety programs, Miss Esther M. Schmitt, publicity. chairman of the Indianapolis club; will review the history and accomplishments of

Announced

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra office has announced pox holders for the 1951-52 con.cert series to, be presented at the Murat Theater. For the evening presentation they include Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, the Rev. and Mrs. John W. Douglas, Col. and Mrs, A. W. Herrington, Miss Elma Igelman, Mr. and Mrs. Willis K. Kunz, Miss Dorcas Rock, Dr » and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky, and the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Sunday afternoon concert box holders are the Indiana Federation of Clubs, Indianapolis and Marion County District Federation of Music Clubs, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Neighbours, Ferdinand Schaefer Ticket - Fund, and Mrs. Alice Trueblood. Opening concerts will be presented next Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. A total of 11 pairs of concerts amd solo performances by 14 world famous musical artists are included in this year's subscription series.

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KEY PLANNERS—Miss Eva Jane Lewis (right) is chairman of hostesses for the card party and fashion show the Pilot Club will give at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Mrs. Bessie T. Parks (right) is president of the organization. Proceeds will be used for the group's service Projects :

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AT secreta Ary of the Indiana Ferotation of . Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will be

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honored at a reception and tea given by the club next It will be held from

at the Hotel

Sunday. 230 to 5:30 p. m. Lincoln. In the receiving line with the honor guests will be Mrs, Myrtle Roddén, public affairs chairman; Miss Mary Hostetter, Mrs.

Miss Esther M. Schmitt: chairman of the committee on arrangements. She is being assisted by Miss Katherine Watson, Miss Mabel Jane HamMrs. Delphia Gill and Lettie P, Trefz.

ilton, Mrs.

news service chairman; : nay : Hostesses will be Mesdames Alice F. Bueter, district direc- i ; | 4 Mi Josephine Borst Marie M. Jones, Vera Abbitt, r,t and Miss Josephin orst, : le, Jessie Bovce, Helen E. Brewer,

president of the Indianapolis

Erma Curry, BaAlma fi. Lemen, Mildred E. McKimmey,

Anna’ Butler, cel Grubaugh, Bertha Lindgren, McClure, Emma L.

club. ~~ Invitations to the affair have been sent to all national and

state officers, chairmen of " i : s state standing committees, dis- Cparline N. Miller, Rubie B. i : Myers, Helen Payton, Kathryn trict directors, presidents of all . . : 3 Piercy, Georgia G. Schloeman, Indiana Business and Profes- Edit H. Boasgler and Zols sional Women’s Clubs, Zonta, Brows + Spang 2h g i sa ¢ S is i i . Plot, Alu and Soropomist Also Misses Doris M. Carson, Mrs : Henry ¥ 4 I Ck oF. and Ruth B. Coward, Fae Hmrris, "Mavor and Mrs. Phillip Bavt Adelia Kahre, Marianna NorNE ur Ad SSH di PaS man, Irene H. Parrish, Marie L.

8. a Stevens and - Constance - M. MESDAMES Sherrod Stuckey, Viegand. Doris Jackson and Delphia W. Miss Frances Bernard is in

Gill, Misses Blanche E, Penrod, decorations. Music Louise R. Ford and Marjorie E.

Ford will pour.

charge of will be furnished by Phinney, harpist.

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- SUNDAY, OCT. 91. 1051"

a Women - Lawyers

To See Film

Indiana Association of Women Lawyers will have the opportunity of seeing “And Then There Were Three,” a safety film from the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. The film will be shown at a dinner meeting of the association at 6 p. m. WednesCottage. Miss Lucille Pryor, president, announces the appointment of the following committees for the year: Admissions — Mrs. Mary Miller Dale, chairman, Miss Clare Mehrlick, Miss Martine Justak. Legislative—Miss (ienevieve Brown, chairman, Miss Frances. Neal of Noblesville, Miss. Marjorie Wessner. House —Mrs. Josephine Stephenson, chairman, Miss Helen Rash, Miss Mary McNulty. vance-——Miss Jessie Levy, chairman, Miss Fern I. Brown of Huntington, “Miss Lucille Program—Miss Helen Wilde, chairman; Miss Helen Minneman Ross of Rushville, Mrs. Lueille Currie, Miss Virginia McCarty. _ Telephone Mrs. Sherer, chairman, Miss Dorothy Tucker. Legal -Aid-Mrs, Josephine Barton Stuart, chairman, Miss Bess Robbins, Miss Irene

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“ean sEcond vice "presidents... Miss Joanna F. Hinman and seording, and, A a

Marthaeunice Traylor,

treasurer.

. Events Set : By Skaters

Two Indiana Vassar Club skating groups announce their opening dates. The Family Fliers will begin the season at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday. It will bey the second year of the group's existence, The Gay Blades will skate at the same time Thursday. Both groups are scheduled in the Coliseum and will be on the ice for a two-hour period. The sessions end in March. Proceeds will be used for the benefit of the Vassar Club's scholarship fund. The Fliers is a family group, and the Gay Blades, in its 12th year, is limited to those over 18 years old. Mrs. H. Maurice Angell is general chairman of the projects. Mrs. Louis Haerle and Mrs, Jeremiah Cadick are in charge of the Fliers, and Miss Margaret Pierson {s assisting Mrs. Angell with the ay Bl ades.

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