Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1952 — Page 28

UNIOR LEAGUERS well remember the visit this past «...winter by the Moral Re-Armament group.

During

this summer, many of these same Junior League members who had served as hosts to the visitors had a chance

to see them and their plays again in Mackinac Island. Amongst those who went to Mackinac was Miss Sally Savage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Savage, 34 W, 49th St. Sally, who will be leaving soon for Rawlins, College, Florida, stayed with the MRA group five weeks.

» ” = SOUTH BEND residents must have been perturbed when Miss Cathy Adams, 1338 Shannon Ave, returned home after attending an Indiana University classmate’s wedding in that city. She brought back the bridal bouquet.

= ” » PASSERSBY on 3312 Central Ave. oftentimes stop to admire two Irish Setters sitting on either side of the stairs. The dogs belong to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fjnnegan. ”

” ” THE Dave Sanders may be apartment dwellers in the city but they have their farm house in Brown County with acres of land surrounding it. Their friends will be with them on the farm today in a Joint work and play harvest party. "For city dwellers, farming is more of a game than a task. The best thing about this party is each guest can keep what he gathers.

8 ” » IF you're impatient for Halloween, check with Miss Nancy Scott, Millersville Road. Last night, despite the fact it isn't yet Oct. 30, Nancy gave a cider afd donut party for a group of her friends leaving for different colleges. The basement was decorated with hay stacks based with

AAUW Dinner Is Sept. 16

pumpkins and cat and witch silhouets adorned the walls, Most of the guests. plan to attend school too great a distance from Indianapolis to be able to return home for that holiday. ~ » Nd IT WAS tea time in the home of Mrs. E. 8. Tucker, Southport Rd., Thursday, and none of the invited guests appeared. The hostess waited an hour after the designated time then sadly started to put away her china and pack her dainty sweets, . Looking out the window for an ‘arrival, she saw school children en route home. Instead of wasting the little cakes and tea, she invited the group in. and the party went on. She discovered yesterday, when guests began to arrive, the invitations had said Saturday. ” » ». DR. CORDOS SPEROPOULOS, Barton Hotel, will leave tomorrow for Chicago where he will intern. " » n THERE WAS a lot of brightness around the Indianapolis Athletic Club Friday night. Under the direction of Walter R. Schott, club president, and Dr. Miles Barton, president of the swimmers’ parents group, a snack dance was given for Judy Roberts and the other Olympic trial contenders, A large tiered cake with one huge candle on the top tier (signifying the first IAC member to compete in the Olympic finals), and 18 smaller candles on the second "tier (designating Judy's age) added the light note.

HE Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women, will hold its first gengral meet-

ing of the season at 6:30 p.

way Methodist Church. Mrs. H. A. King, legislative committee chairman, has arranged the panel. Mrs. Lloyd Wilhite, first vice president and program chairman, will be moderator. Mrs. King will discuss the issues concerned with education. Mrs. Carroll Roach and Mrs. W. P. Morton will present the policies in the social studies field. Mrs. Joseph Kivett will discuss international relations; Mrs. Horace Pettee, status of women, and Mrs. John Crawford, general issues. During the month each member will fill out a ballot indicating her attitude toward the various issues. ~ - » OFFICERS for 1852-53 are Mrs. W. A. McKinzie, president; Mrs. L. 8. Wilhite, first vice president and chairman of the program committee; Mrs. C. N. Arnold, second vice president and membership chairman; Miss Alice Hessler, secretary; Mrs. Hugh Wrigglesworth, treasurer, and Mrs. P. N. Harris, registrar. Directors are Mesdames Milton Elrod Jr, W. E. Rogers, J. P. Lahr and Pettee. Members of the education committee include Mesdames M. 8. Harding, A. B. Colvin, Nelson Castle, J. R. Steding and R. R. Benson, International relations committee members are Mrs. Robert Annis, Misg Ozella Blanton and Miss Frieda Herbst. Mrs. King is chairman of the legal status of women and legislative committee, On the arts committee are Mesdames Harris, Oscar Helmer, Virginia Hollingsworth, Morton, D. W. Stout, F. G. Frauman and D. N. Walcher and Miss Barcus Tichenor.

” os ” OTHER committee chairmen are Mrs. C, W. Hudson, civie interests; Miss Katherine Cox, recent graduates; Miss Annette Short, fellowship; Miss Mary Root, publicity and communications, and Mrs. Ralph L. Mec-

m.; Sept. 16, in the Broad-

Representatives to the Association for Improved Municipal Personnel Administration in= clude Mesdames Roach, J. L. Walker and King. Miss Charlotte Carter is parliamentarian.

Kay, bulletin.

Mrs. B. E. Hicks will be in charge of social activities. Assisting her will be Miss Muriel Hollan, Mrs. W. T. Rasmussen and Mrs. E. J. Hughes. Mrs. K. M. Koons is rep- | resentative to the Advisory | Council of the Juvenile Court; | Mrs. R. W, Hilgedag, alter- | nate. Mrs. Walter Leckrone

and Mrs. Roach are representa- | tives to the Inter-Group Council | for Women as Public Policy Makers.

PICTURE FRAMING

Where ~ Most People Have Their Pictures Framed

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Address Secretaries

TURN ABOUTS—Two secretaries, Miss Mary Jo Dugan (left) and Mrs. Dorothy Axsom turn execu-

tives to plan the Sept. 16 dinner meeting of Crossroads Chapter, National Secretaries Association,

R. I. LYND ESCH, president of Indiana Central College, will speak at the dinner meeting of the Nationak Secretaries Association at 7 p. m, Sept. 16 in the

Hawthorn Room.

The session will open the group's membership drive -as well as the fall season. prospective members will be present as well as

regular

Guests and

members Bloomington and Terre Haute who hope to install chapters there. Membership in the nationally affiliated group offers an employment program to both secretaries and employers. is Miss Fern Wagner. September session includes Mrs. Dorothy Axsom and Miss Mary Jo Dugan.

and representatives from

Membership chairman The committee for the

PTA Arranges President Ddy Workshops

TA WILL open its program with four President Day workshops Tuesday and Sept. 18, 23 and 25

for each section of town. Registration will open each of the four sessions at 9 a. m. with Mrs. Ray Harlan in charge. General . arrangements are being handled by Mrs. John C. Cavosie. Committee workshops will convene from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. West Side groups will meet Tuesday in the West Michigan

.Street Methodist Church, 2132

W. Michigan St. South Side groups will meet Sept. 18 in the Olive Branch Chistian Church, 101 E. Raymond=8t. | East Side groups with ‘meet Sept. 23 in the Woodruff Place Baptist Church, 1739 E. Michigan St., and the North Side groups will meet Sept. 25 in the Meridian Street Methodist Church, 5500 N. Meridian St. ” 5 ” THE FOLLOWING council chairmen will be in charge of their respective groups each of the four days: Mrs. D. O. Carlstedt, budget and finance; Mrs. Chester Bright and Mrs. R. H. Lawson, bulletin sessions; Mrs. R. E. Royer, character and spiritual education; Mrs. R. B. Coble, children’s museum; Mrs.

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L. P, Reed, national P-T magazine, and Mrs. Mac Miles, Indiana P-T magazine. Mrs. H. 8. Williams, health; Mrs. Murray DeArmond, mental hygiene; Mrs. A: T. Stone, social hygiene; Mrs. Delmar Strauser, high school service; Mrs. R. A. Rotz, historian; Mrs. A. F. Gleaves Jr., hospitality; Mrs. R. W. Hook, juvenile pro-

tection, and Mrs. John A. Crawford, legislation. Mrs. W. E. Garrison and

Mrs. Carolyn Hargitt, membership; Mrs. W. C. Otto, motion picture and visual education; Mrs. Gonnard A. Felland, music; Mrs. L. E. Pearson, parent education and study group; Mrs. W. W. Locey, parliamentarian procedure and by-laws; and Mrs. P, V, McCalister, preschool and Kindergarten extension. x Mrs. Edward M. Sedam, state scholarship project; Mrs. John A. Davis, program and founders day; Mrs. J. H, Otto, public relations; Mesdames O. C. Pohlmann, T. H. Woodard and 8. B. VanArsdale, publicity; Mrs, C. J. Julian, radio and television; Mrs. R, Os Martz, reading and library service, and Mrs. A. B. Bicket, recreation. ” ” s MRS. RUTH FOX, telephone; Mrs. Nicholas Kira Jr. safety;

Mrs. Stanley Sunding, school education; Mrs. N. L. Wige, student aid; Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cezar, weld citizenship; Mrs. R. K. Buckner, year book. Dr. Herman L. Shibler will discuss “Do We Have a Delinquent Problem in Indianapolis?” after the luncheon,

THE MARION County Coun- -

cil will hold its annual information program for county PTA chairmen at 9 a. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ Auditorium. The keynote address will be by Mrs. Jack C, Grieg, state president. A panel discussion of new ideas will be given by Mrs. Clifford Van Cleave, state treasurer; Mrs. Walter Thoms, state promotion chairman; Mrs. Earl H., Stumpf, TA district director, and Mrs. W. A. Seibert, Lawrenceburg, region 7 vice president. The Fleming Gardens Unit will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday and the Clermont Unit will meet at 2 p. m. Friday in the Methodist Church for a recep‘tion and get-acquainted session. The Township House Unit will meet at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday,

RMER Purdue University coeds and their guests will honor four women at a tea at 3 p. m. Saturday in the home of Gov. and Mrs. Schricker, 4343 N. Meridian St. Guests of honor will be Dr. Beulah V. Gillaspie, new

dean of Home Economics in Purdue; Mrs. Claude E. Crooks, Rockville, new member of Purdue’'s Board of Trustees; Miss Mary L. Matthews, dean emeritus of Purdue Home Economics, and Miss Helen Blanche Schleman, Purdue dean of women, ” = » DR. GILLASPIE comes to Purdue with long experience. She formerly headed the Home Economics Department at the University of Arkansas and was with McCall's Magazine and Sealtest, Inc. She has written for several national magazines. The new dean is vice president of the American Home Economics Association.’

” ” . MRS. CROOK, for 14 years has been Indiana Farm Bureau District Five social and educational director. In charge of the tea are Mesdames Richard Clark, Irwin Bucher, Lester Leonard, Joseph Scherschel, Ruth Rhode, Wil-

Dr. ‘Beulah Vv. Gillaspie

liam Johnston ne Raymonte

Beville and Miss Nelle Coats.

Music. Clubs Will Meet

A LUNCHEON for past presidents of the Tipton Matinee Musicale will mark the opening of fall activity Wednesday jn the Kokomo Country Club for the Indiana

Federation of Music Clubs.

rs. ley N. Edington, president of the state organization and honor guest, will make ther initial address at this event. On Saturday, Mrs. Edington will go to Duluth, Minn., to attend the meeting of the national board, the council of district, state presidents and national chairmen in the Hotel Duluth, set for Sept. 14-17. Others going from here are Mrs. F. M. Cregor, member of the national board of directors and the executive committee; « Mrs. Clair McTurnan, national board of directors, and Mrs. Frederick Sterling, national and state hymn of the month chairman.

» " o AN ADVISORY council of four past state presidents has been appointed by Mrs. Eddington. They are Mrs. L. P. Smith, Muncie; Mrs. Manilla; Mrs. Cregor and Mrs. McTurnan. Other state officers besides Mrs. Edington are Mrs. L. B. Freed, Nort Manchester; Mrs. Charles Bernard and Mrs. Guy Wilson, Kokomo, first through third vice presidents, and Mrs. L. E. Hubbard, Spencer, and Mrs. Louis Belden, recording and corresponding secretaries.

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Luncheon Arranged

Alpha Epsilon Latreian will open the year's activities with a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in Jones Restaurant. Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak. Committee reports will be Mrs. Robert E. Gilkison, president, will announce appointments for the year. Mrs. Kenneth E. Smith, vice president, will be program chair man, : Chairmen include Mrs. John Leslie, ways and means; Mrs. Edward Wright, finance; Mrs. Raymond Crandall, welfare; Mrs. Cone Johnson, membership; Mrs. George House, publicity; Mrs. A. B. Rudy, aid to the blind, and Mrs. Walter Peek and Mrs. Clifford Krabbenhoft, telephone. Other officers are Mrs. Kappes and Mrs. Johnson, secretaries; Mrs. Edward Wright, treasurer; Mrs. W. E. Mereness, parliamentarian; Mrs. Kerth Hardy, historian, and Mrs. John Voliva and Mrs. Stephen Horvat, federation delegate and alternate delegate.

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— fn SUNDAY, SEPT. 7, 1852 Plan Tea in Schricker Home

Club Calendar— This Week's Club Events

TOMORROW Zeta Kappa Chap. Delta Theta Tau—8 p. m. Mrs. Guy. Ray, 6011 Dewey, hostess; Miss Ann McCann, assistant. 11 Jamalie—Noon. Mrs, Hazel Friedrichs, 5418 Broadway, hostess, Acadian Chap., ITSC—1 p. m,, Mrs. L. A. Sturgeon, 350 E, . 60th, hostess. “South America,” Miss Amy Keene, Denali Chap., ITSC—8 p. m, Mrs. Bennie Johnson, 1318 Olive, hostess. Speaker, Miss Amy Keene. ' Evangeline Chap, ITSC—6:30 p. m. Mrs: William Dismore, 3523 E. 38th, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. John Thornburgh. Indiana Chap., ITSC—12:30 p, m, Mrs. W. O, Bgeedlove, 2312 Stuart, hostess. Speaker, Mrs, Basil Fischer. TUESDAY Cruzan Parliamentary Law, Chap. One—1 p. m. Colonial Furniture Co. Program, Mesdames M. O. Hollingsworth, T. A. Cortese and C, E, Parsons. Australian Chap., ITSC—12:30 p. m. Warren Hotel. Speaker, Mrs. Basil Fischer. Gypsy Chap, ITSC — 1 p. m, Mrs. J. E. Robertson, 220 E. 82d, hostess. Speaker, Miss Amy Keene. WEDNESDAY

Advance Study—1 p. m. Cene-

tral Hall Coffee Shop. Mrs, R. E. Price, ‘hostess. Program, Mrs. W. 8. 8. Johnson, Rio de Janeiro Chap; ITSC— 10:30 a. m, Mrs. J, A. Whalen, 5661° Madison, hostess, Speaker, Miss Amy Keene, Queen Elizabeth Chap., ITSC— 12.30 m. Mrs. Frank Spangler, 5251 Rosslyn, hostess. Wednesday . Afternoon—1 p. m,

Hotel Lincoln. Installation and President’s Day. THURSDAY

Golden Trails Chap, ITSC—

6:15 p. m. Spink Arms Hotel, -

Speaker, Mrs. John W. Thornburgh. : Tally-Ho Euchre—1 p. m. Mrs, Harriét Payne, 1931 N, Centennial, hostess. FRIDAY Friday Afternoon Literary — 2 p. m. Mrs. Donald Stein barger, 3451 Colorado, host ess. President's Day.

Fish Fry Arranged A fish fry sponsored by the Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance Wednesday night will open the fall social season at All Souls Unitarian Church. Mrs. Randall Thompson, Alliance president, is in charge .of arrangements for the benefit in the church yard.

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