Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1952 — Page 35

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SUNDAY, FEB. 3, 1952

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QEVEN hundred hours of volunteer service since May 16, 1951. This is the

amazing. ‘record -of Mrs. Surface, one of Methodist Hos-pital-White Cross Guild's mem‘bers, a Florence Nightingale in, pink. : > Mrs. Surface will be one of some 36 hospital volunteer aids those pink smocked ladies who assist av Methodist—who ‘will

be honored at the 20th Found- .

er's Day guild tea Friday. All

have given more than 100 hours

of service this last year. Robert, E. Neff, hospital superintendent, will present the gold pin awards at a 1:30 p. m. program in White Cross Service Center. ” » ~ by SINCE SHE joined the guild 12 years ago Mrs. Surface has been spending more and more time doing for others at the hospital. She is usually there from three to five days a week between 7 a. m. and 3 p. m. “It's never less than 7 to © hours.” - And why? “I've always been fortunate,” she explains simply, “so 1 so want to help others not so fortunate. 1 love the work. pig “I tell my girls three things about it,” she says, referring to members of Grace Methodist Unit which she heads. “I feel as if I'm doing something for humanity; something for my

guild and something for my- -

self.” yn 8 SHE'S MADE time for helping others by carefully rearranging her schedule. She's discovered bridge is just as much fun at niglit. Keeping house at 931 N. Bradley Ave. for only her husband and herself is no trick and she's limited her club obligations to White €ross. Multitudinous chores at the hospital make the hours fly. Sometimes she sorts ‘and de-

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MEALTIME—Mrs. Fred Surface (left) assists Mrs. Nellie C. Darby,

patient or writes a note for him. She makes trips for supplies and drugs, changes flowers, She deposits valuables for the patient, adjusts his insurance, gets him ready. to wheel downstairs to go home. Her most important job she thinks is helping feed patients who can't manage to eat by themselves.

8.8 ] “NURSES JUST don't have time to feed everyone. Sometimes it takes 45 minutes to an hour and lots of coaxing. The patients love to talk and you just can't rush them.”

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pital patient.

Many of the jobs pink ladies do are minute in themselves but all-important to a bed-ridden patient. Gracious, unselfigh, thoughtful attention to them typified by Mrs. Surface takes the sting out of hospitalizatiof.

5 ” » PINK LADIES WHO received pins in former years and are still active in the hospital work will be special guests at an 11 a. m. brunch preceding the Founder's Day program. a Speaker at the tea will. be Dr. Russell J. Humbert, DePauw University’s new president. ‘A quartet from Metho-

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Times photo by Willlam A. Oates Jr. Russiaville, .a Methodist Hos-

dist’s School of Nursing Choral Club will “sing. Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, will play. At the tea table will be Mesdames William C. Hartinger, John W. Noble, Carl Ploch,D. A. Bartley, James Crooks and Arthur Fairbanks, past presidents. . Presidents. of the 59 unit guilds will be hostesses. The Prentice Unit with Mrs. Amelia F. Riggs, president, will decorate. « Mrs. Harry W. Krause is guild president.

This Week's Club Schedule of Events and Meetings

TOMORROW Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Mothers—1 p..m. Butler University Chapter House. Mrs. C. R. Maxam, hostess. Speaker. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Durflinger. : ; Athenaeum Turners Women's Auxiliary —6 p. mM. Athenaeum. Valentine party. Fortnightly Study—1 p. m. Mrs. M. E. Robbins, 4710 Rockwood, hostess; Mrs. A. B. Weyl and Mrs. John White, assistants. “The Second Mile for Delayed Pilgrims,” Mrs. Royal McClain. z Irvington Woman's —2 p. Mm. Mrs. Seward Baker, 335 N. Bosart, hostess. “Profiles,” Mrs. G. H. Kingsbury. pt LaPhyllis—8 p. m. Miss Nila Hornaday, 39 E. 9th, hostess. Monday Afternoon Reading — 12:30 p. m. Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee, 5778 Wildwood, hostess. Review of “Joy Street,” Mrs. Paul Kilby. Monday Conversation—2 p. m. Mrs. A. R. Albright, 5839 Guilford, hostess. New Fra—12;30 p. m. Mrs. L. 0. Eaton, 4422 Guilford, hostess. “History of Weaving,” Mrs. T. 8. Martin. Chap. G, PEO—T7:30 p. m. Mrs. Della Thompson, 3360 N. Meridian, hostess. Ritual. Vincent CLSC—Noon. Mrs. R. D. Armstrorg, 5779 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Program, Mrs. - Karl Nessler and Mrs. B. W. Gillespie, TUESDAY 3 Alpha Lambda is E. ink

p.m. Mrs. Jamas E. Zink, 5341 Graceland, stess; Mrs. Don MacLeod and Mrs. Wallace DeHart, assistants. Anhnual bridge party. | $ \

Tech Singers On Program

The Madrigal Singens of Technical High School willing

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row of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority. Mrs. A. Leon’ Hicks, 5521 N. Pennsylvania St., will be the hostess. Assisting Mrs. Hicks will be Mesdames W. A. Clark, K. J. Comstock; ‘William M. Crain and Charles G. Fitch and Miss Adah M. Hill Included on the program, devoted to the study of the mugical form, “The Madrigal,” will be Jo Ann Sfrebe and Judith Woolgar, sopranos; Linda ‘Lukenbill and Nancy Pickler, altos; William Harris and Edward Klinge, tenors, and Robert Walden and Billy Jo Whitis, basses. Miss Louise Swan is the director, ’ . :

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Literary—2 p.m. Propylaeum. “Up fo Date, Up to You,” Mrs. Theodore L. Locke; “A Modern Poet” Miss Ruth B. Bozell. Wayfarer Chap., ITSC—1 p.m. 38th St. Branch, Indiana National Bank. Speaker, Mrs. R. B. Purkiss. Irvingtop Home Study—1 p.m. Mrs. Albert Haskens, 5720 E. Michigan, hostess. Current events, Mrs. Tom Elrod. Chap. Q, PEO—1:30 p.m. Mrs, T. R. Booth, 126 E.. 50th, hostess. Panel, Mesdames Ivan Snyder, A. N. Stevens and K. 8. Means. WEDNESDAY Bide-A-Wee—8 p.m. Miss Marie K. Hanson, 402 N. Meridian, hostess. Alexandrian Chap, ITSC—1 p.m. Mrs. O. G. Merrill, 1122 W. 35th, hostags. Speaker,

Miss Amy Keene. ”®

Queen Elizabeth Chap., ITSC— 12:30 p.m. Mrs. * Lot. Green, 1042 W. 35th, hostéss: Mrs. M. N, Bridgwater, assistant. Speaker, Mrs. Green. Chap. F. "PEO—2 p.m. Mrs. Michael Hanrahan, 4834 N. Illinois, hostess. Council bylaws.

Chap. V, PEO—2 p.m. Mrs. Wilfred Chambers, 3720 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. ‘Best

Sellers,” Mrs. Louis Richardson.

Women's Lions—Noon. Hotel

Lincoln. “Our Jerusalem” (Vester), Mrs. Clara Reynolds. THURSDAY’

Indianapolis Stephens Alumnae —8 p. m. Mrs: Weymouth Fogelburg, 3622 E. Circle Blvd., hostess; Mrs. William Curry, assistant. Crossroads speaker. Golden Trails Chap. ITSC— 6:30 p. m. Spink Arms Hotel. “Dominican. Republic,” Miss Amy Keene. Chap. AF, PEO—1:30 p. m. Miss Josephine E. Stout, 1732 N. Capitol, hostess, Program, Mrs. G. M. Powell and Mrs. J. W. Matthews. Sigma Alpha Tota Patroness— 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Harry Ware, 049 N. Arlington, hostess. Thursday Lyceum—1 p. m, Mrs. . R. Forney, 3660 N. Delaware, hostess. “Sketches of Prominent Persons,” Mrs. F. M. Smith. FRIDAY Cheer Broadéasters—12:30 p. m. Mrs. Paul DesJean, 426 Berkley Rd., hostess. Friday Afternoon Literary—8 p. m. Mrs. RR. C. Borchers, 3601 Station, hostess. Election.

Sarah T. Bolton Chap, ITSO—|

1:30 p. m. Mrs. Marie Yowler, 6362 Monitor Lane, hostess;

Maternal Health League Schedules William Vogt

WILLIAM VOGT, national -director of the Planned "7 7 Parenthood Federation of America, will address the public at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Marott Hotel. Mr. Vogt will appear under the auspices of the Ma-

ternal Health League of Indianapolis. Preceding the talk, there will be a 6:30 p. m. dinner meeting at which time the slate of new directors will be voted upon. They . include " Wesley Dunn and Mesdames Léslie M. DeVoe, Tom Elrod, George Fotheringham, ‘George. Hamilton” J. K. Lilly, J, K. Lilly III and Kurt F. Pantzer, - 2 o o . RE-ELECT will ‘be * Mrs. Huggins, Mrs, Cecil Yakey and the Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Mrs. Alfred B. Maschke, presjdent of the local league, has said Indianapolis has a great need for literature, films; sup-

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Mrs. Ann Spencer and Mrs. Lloyd Turner, assistants.

Irvington Quest—1 p. m. Mrs. S. L. S8chubach, 5334 Hill, “hostess; Mrs, Walter Gingery, assistant. Program, Mrs. E. B. Hargrave and Mrs. L. A. Randall. «Irvington Social Study—1 p. m. Mrs. H. G. May, 321 N. Bolton, hostess; Mrs. L. 8. Kirkpatrick, assistant. “Canada,” Mrs, Keith Cannon.

Woman's Round Fable—1 p. m.

Mrs. R.. R. Reeder, 118 W, 44th, hostess, Program, Mrs. J. L. Rainey. SATURDAY Catharine Merrill—3 p. m. Mrs. E. M. Schofield, 5202 N, Del-

aware, hostess, Program, Mrs. -

Mansur B. Oakes. Irvington Tuesday—2 p. m. Mrs. C. H. Winders, 332 N. Ritter, hostess. Program, Mrs. Charles Richardson.

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DAR Plans | ‘Heirloom’ Program

(CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday: in. the ‘chapter house. : At that time there will be a business. meeting conducted by Mrs. John H. Jefferson, regent, and a program, “Heirlooms,” in which all members of the chapter will participate; ° 3 During the business session there will be an election bf members of the nominating committee and an election of delegates to the April Continental Congress in Washington. In charge of the program will be Mrs, Leroy Garrigus, chapter chairman of the museum committee, and Miss Gertrude Gutelius, vice chairman. .

” ~ ~ MEMBERS DISPLAYING heirlooms include Mesdames William L. Horne, George Caleb Wright, Louis R. Russell, James Trotter, H. A, VanOsdol, Carl Piel, Mark A, Dawson, H, Edward Raffensperger, Ernest R. Alcorn, Hugh Hanna, Harold C. Curtis, Howard P. Travis and William Dobson,” Mesdames Edgar Randolph, R. .R. McVicker, . George C. Kolb, "Kenneth D, Coffin, Paul K. Thiery, 0. L. Watkins, Edgar Y. Pattison, Harry A. Koss, Edmund Dunlap, Jeffer*“gon and Olin B. Norman,

©" » - MRS. CLYDE E. TITUS will present an heirloom gift to the chapter house muséum. Hostesses for the tea hour will be Mrs. Trotter and Mrs, VanOsdol, - 2 : Assisting will be Mesdames Thomas R. Black, Howard. Nyhart, Walter F. Smith, Lindon A. Bailey, Willlam Earl Wilson, Stanley B. Sheard and Alcorn. Mrs. Herbert R. Hill Mrs, Jefferson will pour,

'Get Acquainted’ Party Planned by Civic Club

A ‘“get-acquainted” card party is being sponsored by the Windsor Village Civic Club at 8 p.m, Saturday. Progressive bridge and canasta will be played at the event in the Indianapolis Liederkranz Club, 1421 E. Washington St. Mr. and Mrs: Larty Stafford, recreation committee chairmen, are in charge of arrangements. Harry Hull is club president.

College Guild to Meet

Marian College Guild will meet at 2 “p. m. Tuesday in Clare Hall. A short business meeting will be followed by a talk to be given on her trip to Europe by Miss Evelyn Thompson, a student of the col-

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Patriotic Tea Set Tomorrow

« The Governor Oliver Perry Morton Chapter, Daughters of the Union, will hold a patriotic {faa in the Meridian Room of the Colonial Furniture Co. at 2 p. m, tomorrow, Mrs. BE. C. Rumpler will the speaker. A program patriotic music will follow, Hostesses will be Mesdames William Clifford, C. XX Finch, H. C. Fisher, W. D. Keenan, L. E. Kruger, Frank Poland, A. F. Shaffer and Louis Schultz, Miss Augusta Stevenson and Miss Caroline Rupp. Mrs, Walter Baxter will preside. :

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Museum Family Hour To Take Place Today

Patrons, pupils and teachers of School 72 are Invited to attend the Children’s Museum Family Hour from 2 to 5 p. m. today. +Hostesses will be Miss Byrl McClure, principal; Mesdames Merrill Lindley, Donald Drague, James Kelley, Carl Morgan, John Keating and Thomas MecCubbins. Junior hostesses will be the Judy Delameter, Barbara Floyd, Frances Crooks, Vivian Gill, Donna Hanstead and Arlene Hair.

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Luncheon Announced By Hospital Guild

The St. Frafiecls Hospital Guild will meet 'at noon Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon in the St. Francis Hospital. Mrs. Carl Baas, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Julius Armbruster, I. G. Boyd, Henry Gardner, Amos Huegle, Fred Koch, Willlam F. Murphy and Frank Oberting.

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Trip. to New Zealand | On.Film Set for BPW

FILM journey in na. tural color to “Amazing. New : Zealand” will be présented in. person by Miss Bathie Stuart at Thursday's meeting of the Indian-

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al Women's Club. - The 6 p. m. dinner in the

~ Woman's Department Club will

precede the program. A nationally-known lecturer, Miss Stuart was born in New Zealand and spent many years there. She has traveled extensively in the South Pacific Islands. Last February she appeared on Indianapolis Town Hall, . ” » »

THE FILM, WHICH was more than a year ih preparation, ts the first color picture of New Zealand to be shown in this country. Miss Stuart first brought to the lecture stage in this country the Maori songs and dances and the native arts and crafts of the New Zealand people. BPW’s international relations group will meet at 7 p.m, Feb, 11 in the World War Memorial for a showing of the film, “Jungle Bread.” Robert Ramsey of Omar

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