Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1951 — Page 34

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Reception Tech Gym fo Be Town Square

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Violinist Ruggiero Ricci, violinist, will be honored guest at

the annual reception of

the Women's Committee of the. Indianapolis State Symphony Society. The event will be held in the

social room at the Murat Theater following the concert next Sunday afternoon. Mr. Ricei will be featured soloist with the brchesira next Sunday and Nov. Mrs. es Latham, chair-

man of the social committee, announces that invitations have been extended to than a ‘thousand members of the Women's Committee throughout the state, as well as to Dr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky and members of the orchestra and their wives. Mrs. Latham will be assisted by Mesdames Sylvester Johnson, William J. Shafer, Noble Dean, Frederick C. Kroeger, Wiliam J. Young. Post Milliken, Charles R. Weiss, William A. Atkins, Frederick C. Willkie R. Hartley Sherwood, Fletcher Hodges, L. C. Seavrens, Joseph J. Daniels, Garvin M. Brown and Russell J. Ryan. Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss Julia Brink.

Seven PTA Units Plan Programs

Seven local PTA units have scheduled meetings Tuesday through Saturday.

The Glenns Valley PTA

will fold a.tea at 1:30 p. m. Friday honoring mothers of first, second and third grade pupils. Mrs. Virgil Liggett is general chairman.

Hickory College PTA will meet at 9 a. m. Saturday for a rummage sale in the school. A square dance is scheduled at 8 p. m. Saturday by the Township House PTA. Max Wilson will call. The group will sponsor a paper drive from Saturday through Nov. 17.

Blue ribbon awards will be presented at the 7:45 p. m. meeting of the Pleasant Run PTA Tuesday. C. F. Kohlmeyer will speak. : = = = “MUTUAL Understanding Between Parents, Faculty and Students,” will be the topic of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liddle at the. 7:30 p. m. meeting of the Speedway Study group Thursday. Mrs. Leonard R. Trout, 5301 Woodside Dr., will be hostess for the 11:30 a. m. meeting of the Crooked Creek Study group. Mrs. Jenny Dempster will speak on “Should Parents Help With Homework.” The fall festival and dinner of the Lawrence Grade PTA is scheduled at 5:30 p. m. Friday. Crooked Creek has an 8 p. m. card party scheduled Friday.

Costume Frolic Set _

Piglet aT Riverside Roller Rink Nov. 24. It will be the scene of a Thanksgiving costume frolic to, be given at 8 p. m. by the All-City Horizon Club of Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls. Guests will come in Thanksgiving costumes and prizes will be awarded for the funniest prettiest and “cleverest. The Horizon Club at Trinity Lutheran church, fed by Mrs, Walter Terry and Mrs. H. E. Steinker, will be in charge of Judging and prizes. Those in charge of tickets will be Miss Janice Orr, Miss Mabel Lohr and Mrs. William Knapp. Tickets may be obtained from Camp Fire or Hori-

zon Club groups.

Arts-and Letters Unit Will Meet

Members of the Indiana Chapter, National Society of Arts and Letters, Will meet Nov 10 in the Hoosier Art -Salon State Life Building. Mrs. Hugh J. Baker Sr. wil give the 2:15 p. m. program She will present a travel talk with pictures, * Hostess chairman will be Mrs Leonidas ¥. Smith. Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike will preside at the 1:15 p. m. board session preceding the business meeting.

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DAD PLAYS BALLOON MAN—Students at Technical High School vie for balloons held by William G. Cross. They were snapped during a rehearsal for the Tech Town Fair to be held Friday night.

Technical: High School gymnasium will be transformed into a town square with a country store, band stand, dance floor and quaint shops for the Tech Town Fair Friday night. Mrs. Santa Claus avill be thers taking orders for Christmas, and ‘there will be clowns and a balloon man: The event,

to be held from 5

‘to 10:30 p* m. is being sponsored

by the Tech Parent- Teac her Association as its money-making project of this vear Highlight.

ing the evening will be a Charleston Contest. Only those who were sheiks a: nd Sapper s of the “Roaring Twen! will be eligible.

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A TALENT SHOW, directed

by William Moon. music instructor, will be presented in Stuart Hall Forum during the

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Health Council. pa The Association of Junior Leagues maintains a staff of professional consultants who advise members in the fields which they

work in their. own

communities Headquarters

at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria New York City “The Sun Never Sets for Volunteers” will be the theme of the session. Mrs. Basco Little, Cleveland, O., will pre-

side over all the sessions. Mrs Little is Director of Region IV of the group.

Pictured are (left to right) John Aitken, Mike Mcntosh, Barbara Huser and Sharon Blackard.

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vii] Guild Sets

Snow Ball

It's a little early for snowmen, but the St. Fran¢is Hospital Guild has the tatch of the season. He will make his debut at the Snow Ball dance Saturday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs. Louis

Groh, chairman

announces that in addition®fo.,

snowmen there will be snagballs and a real snowball fight during intermission. The snowballs, to made by the decorating will

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be committee, have treasure inside. Cochairmen of the committee are Mrs. Groh, Mrs. Harry Cook and Miss Olivia Weimer. Those responsible. for ‘transforming the hall into a snow palace for the night will be Mesdames John Gedig. Amos Hetigele, Edward Schneider, Charles Schneider, Carl Baas and Walter Stumpf.

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RESERVATIONS are being made by committee members Mesdames George Graber; Walter Lutz, Edward Trimpe and Harry Pandolfo. Mrs. Frank Oberting and Mrs. Ralph Wagner are in charge of tickets Hostesses will be Mesdames Roy Nation; I. G. Boyd, Carl Nilges, John B. Kistner, Everett Laker, Thomas Quill, Nicholas Volz, Margaret Zipp, Albert Amthor and G. L. McFarland. Mesdames Cecelia Eschenbach, Tillie Hill and Clarence Robinson are in charge of the

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snack bar. The hospitality "y evening. Performances will be Mrs. Earl Johnston, fortune Committee consists of Mes- SCORHITLY PHOS. held at 7:30, $30 and 9:30 telling: Mrs. ‘Earl’ Humbarger, 9ames Paul Lechier, ‘Ddnald Miss Beverly Jane Selig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Selig, 5760 Central Ave, “became the. telling MIS, Lal ser, ' re < tannin che : o'clock. turkey : Mrs. Lawrence De. Carrie Achgill bride of Lt. Howard Allen Mermelstein at 8:30 p. m. Thursday at the Broadmoor Country Club. s a : irkey i Mra il nce James McKinney and Eugene =i. pido pmim—T Guests will meet in the cafe- Beaman. calies: Mrs. Léonard eS Ibney 2 us! The btidegroom is the son of Mrs. Morris Mermelstein, Ambridge; Pa., and the late Morris Mereria at 3 p. m. for dinner and a, Beaman, cak 8, MIS, uy is meiste H is stationed at Norfolk, Ya., Naval Air Station NR M - fashion show, - Male medels will Huff, fish bowl; Mrs. Rdymond ’ $ e ¥3 sdics! Corps. glide: among the tables. fabu- Reed. fish pond. P| 7 lously gowned in their idea of’ Mrs. James C. Sheppard.-dart Museum ans : | ¢ S bi 4 f I lk Moth r Ci bk what "the well-dréssed woman game: Harold Deem: popcorn; F il H . ui 4s S uo jec 3 o a $ 169 ‘ should wear. Television will be Mr. and Mrs. Earl West, side- ami y our T 4 ld T set up for those who cannot walk cafe: John M. White. A Children’s Museum family Superstitions.” “A Red . Sims, evaluator. and Reedith Oo Oo ea s FSS Shelf favors program. bandstand; Mrs. Fred Hansing nour will ‘be heid from 2 to 5 Feather’'' and “Black and Beecher, timekeeper. Members of Phi Delta Theta SE Jaw oes =i Sonate and Mr. Aitken, fashion show; Pp. m. togay at the museum. 1010 White" are subjects of talks ta Miss Virginia Dolan. program Fraternity Mothers Club of wre phants, cakes. pies, William Cross. balloon man. N. Meridian St. Mrs. Cledith os seit at the meeting of the Chairman, will give the educa- Butler University will entertain candy. flowers and plants to be ~~ Mrs. Basil Hobbs. Charleston yaschel, president of the School ED tion part of the program. Miss with a guest tea from -2 to 4 sold. Mrs. John Aitken is'gen- ‘contest: Mrs. Ralph Brooks. 33 PTA. and Mrs, Helen D, Meridian Toastmistress Club.at Carey, immediate past presi- p.m. tomorrow in the chapter eral chairman of the affair, to white elephant; Mrs. Charles Gray principal invites patrons 6 p. m. Tuesc The talks Will gent has heen named a mem- house : be assisted by Mrs. Raymond Davenport. aprons; Mrs. L. L. pupils and teachers the De given by Mrs Harriet per of the International Pro Other mothers’ club gre Fenter | a Harvey. needlework: Mrs. Wil- school to atiend sf M § Edhel ¥ ee and rram Committee he her ye Se 3b groups on Following are committee liam Glass, dolls and stuffed taxc i be Masdainie } ne owing Soibiaiels hohe Mad idahin di chairman appointed by Mrs. toys: Mrs. Thomas Bohlsen . Hostesses will be es go ne ; 1t the YMCA Mrs. Gerald W, Witt will give Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Waldo gifts and novelties; Mrs. Ken- Martin Spaulding clber Opening and closing thoughts. Federation Meet a travelogue Littell, country store; Mrs. Del- neth Ziegler. used cs: Mrs Dight, Otho Delia Leland wij} he given by Miss Mary G Arrangements chairman 1s mar Strasser. op By Ro or ons! Ne. Devers, John Gray. Larry Cowge ~ Other speakers will be The executive board of the Mrs. H P. 1 Riddell Assistatits Frank E. McNabny. candy; Wil- Glen Shceiring. Aowers “and Kootz, Ray Thompson Jr Mrs. Berniece Whitley, topic Indiana Federation. of .Clubs include ‘Mesdames Ed Lohss, Ham Moor. terme sit aes Parcs, £ > "°° James M. Stutsman, Albert mistress; Miss Nora Jane nv oor 10 the Hote] Van FTA0K E. Little, Mary Belle ’ Hall, Gilbert Oberle. Earl Boles, (Carey, toastmistress; Mrs. Mar- Hl mee! in the Hotel Van navis H. T. Perry and Roland . ’ A. W. Fitch and Jesse Frazier garet Smalley and Mrs. Ruth Ormand Ft. Wayne at 7p. m. Neiding. Mrs. W. G. Spenny is This Week's Club Events—* i a TOMORROW ess. Program, Mrs. C. W. Vincent CLSC—Noon. Mrs. K. Wharton and Mrs, B E. E. Lancet, 6970 Washington Rebelsky. Blvd., hostess. Program, Mrs Sigma Alpha Iota Patroness—— Ee : L. T. Freeland and Mrs. R. D 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Robert Drake, » Armstrong. 9300 E. 38th, hostess. - hs TUESDAY Thursday Lyceum—1 p. m. Mrs. g ~ ws / : : 3 : ~ 8. Harry Wilson, 3709 KenFortnightly Literary—2 p. m. 3 0 n iP citi roi hae on Scan. | Wood. hostess. “Words of A . . . Save up to $29 on these exciting dinavia.” Mrs. Arch N. Bob- B mon,” Mm 'H. Talge = bitt. Guest Day. ows. 6 o : , * Chap. Q, PEO—2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. FRIDAY we! 0. W. Sicks, 5609 N. Pennsyl- Daughters of the British Em- 3 vania, hostess; Mesdames Roy pire—12:30 p. m. 38th St. B. Connor Jr. J. M. Gorrell, branch Indiana Nationa! gu K. E. Lancet ‘ahd Paul J. Bank, Mesqames 4. C. Me a 2A , FN Stokes, assistants. Friend- Quistan. Agnes Henderson 0 . ; Ship tes and R. R. Watson, hostesses wt 7 : R or emmsirgig Hummel Prir nts. Mrs. How™ Fa vy ’ at : WEDVEIRAY ard T. Griffith. $*; 1908- p. m. 38th 8t. branch Indianapolis Woman's — 2:00 iy pt Wey Nati dnal Bank. Mrs. .p. m. Propylaeu Nedrly ll +2 I. ’ y Hal the World—Away = Mrs" PLS SE SE a . a Art Museum. Guest Day, “We Visited sTrolohaugen;” _ THUR : Mrs. Herman C. Wolff, "RSDAY Lincolnian Chap., 1TSC—12:30 Book Review—1:30 p. m. Ayres’ p. m. Mrs. G: W, DeMoss, Auditorium. “This Is the 6401 Park, hostess. Speaker Hour” (Feuchtwanger), Mrs Mrs. Noble Reynolds, | \ Kathryn Turney Garten. Lutheran Child Welfare Auxil- i - Golden Rule Hobby Exchange lary — 12:30 p. m. 3310 E. Noon. Mrs. Wilda Moore. 3665 Washington, Mrz. Walter El- 4 - Look for these famous labels Ve N. Gerrard Dr., hostess; Mrs bert and Mrs. Louis Bran . » Mrs. Mary Pickard. assistant chairman; * Mesdames Her- EX, ¥ Indianapolis Stephens Alumnae man Rugenstein, Walter y ~~ * | ih: ¥ | 8 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Wupper, Merklin, Anthony Rieder and x & * uriare 3952 Washington Blvd.. host- Harry Mearling assistants. ¥ J y ess; Mrs. James O. Price, as- Woman's Round Table—1 p. m / 4 HS / sistant. Speaker, Donald Mrs. ' K. E. Lancet, 6970 yan otte. Bruce. Washington Blvd, hostess, bi erg v Golden Trails Chap, ITSC— Program.- Mre Charles Sei- r 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Mur. densticker. . Kanmak ay, 28 Wallace Lane, hostess; Mrs. Charles Monroe and Mrs. 1 ) Roel oa Monroe and Mis. Bazaar, Dinner Planned - Free Co narb S24} . n huis . t » r “Cuba,” Mrs. Orison H. The Christian Women's Fel- pe Po Hayes s lowship of the Broad Ripple rw * FITTED * BOXY "Will Rogers Chap., ITSC—T:3 Christian Church will have a 24 ! 0 ; J 5 * * C 1m, Mrs Harry Green, 4005 Christmas bazaar and tubke be : PYRAMID STOLE COATS suilford. hostess 5. Wil ; Le AP h (sullford. hostess; Mrs. Wil- 4,,,0r at the church Thi ; i be : wa * ZIP.INS lam Richter, assistant. A] 5 FY ; ot 3 : he bazaar will open at 1:30 y ”? Speaker, Miss Amy Keene p. m. Dinner will be served shad ie it ve Chap.-AF, PEO—1:30 p. mMrz. from 5 until 8 p. m. Mrs. Frank ; ve f 8: B. Hughes, Greenfield, host- Bailey is chairman. & These Febulous fa ries * FLEECE * CHINCHILLA . MEET YOUR * SUEDE * BROADCLOTH “ Foes Yu?” 2 GABARDINE . * SMART _ v COMFORTABLE i m= = These Fall Colors

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