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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-22
Dean
VIII Speak for
ChiIdrenS Guild

DR.. Mamma Gusta Wieder, dean of
women of the American Academy
Of Psychological Research, will be
presented by members of the Chill
dren's Museum Guild of Indian
apolis in a lecture, Spelling or IN
spelling the Child" at the Children's
Museum at 2:3O Wednesday after
noon.
DR.. Wieder in her psycho-phys-
cal-therapeutic work spent some
time in Davenport, Iowa, working
through the Lend a Hand clubs in
the factories Of the city. Her work
in Chicago dealt with the life
failure" group. She was one Of the
leading workers in the recuperative
therapeutics for disabled veterans
of the World War. Following the
war. she Travelled through England,
Ireland France and Germany max
ing a survey Of conditions. She has
spent considerable time as a mem
Der of the educational committee Of
the Illinois Athletic Club in pre-
pairing physical educational pro-
grams.
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The annual banquet of Indiana
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton will be held at the State con-
ference, at the Hotel Deming, Terre
Haute, at Z Wednesday evening, Oct.
6, with Miss Maude Wilson, 1925 S.
Seventh ST., Terre Haute.
A chapter regents conference will
be held at Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
8, the opening day of the conference.
At g, through the courtesy Of the FIT.
Harrison chapter, visitors will be
taken for a drive and inspection of
st. Mary's of the Woods College.
When making reservations for the
dinner, members are requested to
indicate whether they wish to take
the drive in order that transporta-
ton may be arranged for.
A number of group meetings have
been planned to be held during the
conference State chairmen will at
tend a luncheon at 1890 Tuesday,
Oct. 9. Mrs. John McFadden, State
director, invites all chapter regents
of the northern district for luncheon
Wednesday, Oct. 10 at the Tavern.
There will also be a luncheon
conference of chapter treasurers
with Mrs. Roscoe @. O'Byrne, State
treasurer, Wednesday noon. Chap
ter registrars will meet with Mrs.
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Industrial Unit
of Y. W. g. A. i'm
Camp Conference

Workers education, legislation
and world fellowship will be the
topics for discussion as the set
ing-up" conference of the council
of the industrial department Of the
Y. w. c. A. this weekend at Camp
Delight, on White River. Miss Anne
Whittenbraker, new industrial sec
rotary, was in charge Of arrange
ments for the conference, assisted
by Misses Mary Ruth Supple, Blanch
Foster and Lillian Burchardt.
Officers of the council and preSi-
dents of each club are attending,
representing the Real Silk Hosiery
Mills, Eli Lilly Company, Indian
apolis Glove Company, Woolworth
stores, Cones overall Company and
Parker Miller Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans, Column
bus Conserve Company, will direct
the discussion of workers education;
Miss Florence Lanham, world fell
lowship, and Mrs. Edna Christian,
legislation.
An outdoor dinner party tonight
will open the conference. Those to
attend will gather at the Central
Association Bldg. and go in large
trucks.
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I. q. Offers
Institute TO
MMSicCInbS

The extension division of Indiana
University will hold an institute for
the Indiana Federation of Music
Clubs at the Indianapolis head
quarters of the division, Nov. II and
10, it has been announced.
Glasses, meeting from a. m. I'M
til p. m. will deal with the prob
lens and work of the federation,
with particular stress upon public
speaking. Those attending will re-
ceive certificates from the univer-
sity.
Offers Prize
Mrs. Verna Palmer Sterling, edi-
tor of the State bulletin of the
federation, has announced a prize
Of $40 will be given to the feder-
ated music club outside of Indian
apolis that secures the most bulle-
tin subscriptions by Jan. l, next.
The bulletin is published four times
year, and contains news of the
federated clubs. The October num-
her will contain a speech by Mabelle
Glenn, National president of the
National Music Supervisors confer
ence. 1t will also contain a club
directory of the State.
Mrs. Grace Mackay Of the Met
ropolitan School of Music, Indian
ApoliS, has been chosen by Mrs
Clair McLurnan as State chairman
Of junior classes. Mrs. Francis Bait
Wallace viii lalSo assist Mrs. McLur-
nan.
Season to Open Oct. 8
The Pendleton Music Study Club
will open its season Oct. 8, with
programs on Chopin, Mcdowell,
Christmas music, Wagner opera
American composers, Mach's The
Kings Henchman," Beethoven, In
diana composers, Easter music ana
Faust and music week. Mesdames
Edna Barrett. Alice Dyer, Emma
CROSBY, Eva Windle, Iva Colling-
wood, BeSSe Ireland and Miss Nell
Stone are the program committee,
Mrs. Bess Baker is club president.
The Greenwood Ladies' Matinee
Musical season will open Oct. 5 with
tea at the home of the president,
Mrs. Eva Lou Stephenson.
Mrs. D. d. Nye, chairman Of the
department of education, Blooming
ton, would be glad to receive infor-
nation on Indiana and American
folksongs.
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Wee maidens of 2, 4, and ears
delight in wearing pretty clothes,
therefore it gives mother gi eat sat-
isfaction to make them, particularly
when it is as simple as Style No.
3407. This smart one-piece dress in
two lengths has shoulder Jokes at
tached to straight bands that join
front and back with cluster Of shirr-
ing at either side. Pattern for
boomers included. The entire out
fit for 4-year size only takes "a
yards of 40-inch material Navy
Blue dimity with tiny white dots
with shoulder yokeS and bands
made of white organdie, candy
striped tub silk, pale blue chambray,
printed Sateen, and printed linen
with white linen contrasting bands
are sturdy fabrics to select. For
parties, omit sleeves, and make it
of pale pink crepe de chine, yell
low organdie with white bands, or
pale blue georgette crepe worn over
flesh colored slip.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their
own clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, including is
cents (coin preferred), and mailing
it to the Pattern Department of
The Times. Delivery is made in
about week.
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Dante to Be
Subject of
Lecturer

Members of the International
Study and Travel Club will hear
discussion of Dante, Father Of
Italian Literature" subject of Mrs.
Samuel r. Artman's lectures next
week to the following groups:
Venetian Chapter-One p. m.
luncheon Monday at the home Of
Mrs. A. E. Brown, LAB N. Highland
Ave. Pink and green will be car
ried out in the decorations. Mrs.
Nellie Rogers will give several read
ings.
Luncheon Tuesday
Arabian Chapter-Luncheon at
1890 p. m. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Emma Bristow, Ais E. Forty
Eighth ST. Members will give
"reminiscences of the summer. Mrs.
Jennie Wilson Barnes will read an
original poem. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. Alice Cosler. Mrs
Artman will talk on "Carusco and
italian Musicians"
Colonial Boston and Mount YER
non chapters will meet Wednesday
at the AS You Like 1t Tea room.
Luncheon will be served at p. m.
Hostesses will be Iesdames G. w.
DenSion, T. B. Dodson, Henry
Roberts and P. J. Clark. A musical
program will be given by Mrs. Wal
ter More, accompanied by Miss Je-
rome Prunkey. The club colors, gold
and blue, will predominant.
With Mrs. Donaldson
Alexandrian chapter meeting at
100 D. m. Thursday at the home of
Mrs. John w. Donaldson, 1142 w.
Thirty Third st. Mrs. George T.
Smith will assist the hostess. Mem
bers will respond to roll call with
questions and answers on the his
tory, of the flag. Mrs. Donaldson
will display Italian handiWork she
brought from Italy.
Hawaiian Chapter - The first
meeting of the season will be held
at the home of the president, Mrs.
]. E. Callahan, 628 Z. Forty Second
St., at l p. m. Friday. Mrs. Hector
Blodin will give a special musical
program. Response to roll call will
be a thought Remembered from
last years study. Garden flowers
and flags will be used for decora-
ton.
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OF
Club tOOben
Wednesday,

An elaborate program beginning
at II o'clock Wednesday morning
and lasting until has been ar
ranged for the observance Of presi-
dents day and the opening meeting
of the club year, by the Woman's
Department Club, Mrs. Samuel F..
Perkins, president, announces.
The meeting will be held at the
club home, opening at IL with a
ceremony in charge of Mrs. H. B.
Burnet. A special committee on re-
membrance will eulogize Mrs. E. j.
Robson, founder and past president
of the club, who died in November,
1926. in her honor a fountain, 10
Gated in the alcove under the stair
way on the main floor will be dedi-
Gated and unveiled. The fountain,
Playful Boy With the Frogs" is the
work of Janet Scudder and is the
only example of her work in Indian
apolis. Miss Scudder an Indiana
sculptor, born in Terre Haute. She
went to New York and from there
to Paris, where her studio is now
located.
Luncheon will be held at in
charge Of Mrs. Donald Graham, fol-
lowing the viewing of the fountain
by club members. Guests Of honor
at the luncheon will be NIesdames
Felix M. McWhirter and w. w.
Thorton, both past presidents of the
club, and officers of the State feder-
alton.
A reception at 2 for all officers of
the club, directors and heads of de-
partments will follow the luncheon.
at which time they will be intro
duced to all club members.
At 8 a program will be presented,
which will include the singing of
Service" an original song dedicated
to Mrs. Perkins, by quartet. Miss
Janet Shaw composed the words
and the music was written by Mrs.
Blanche Williams, both club mem
bers. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter will
sing three groups of folk songs in
costume. She will be accompanied
by Mrs. Luther Shirley. Her first
group will be Czeche-Slovakian, the
second Swedish and the third Amer
lean melodies by Stephen Foster.
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Play Institute
Ne1g Course on
Y. WCA. List

A new and unusual course in rec
reation will be carried out this fall
at the Y. w. G. A, according to Miss
Louise E. Noble, health director at
that organization, to be known as
play Institute" to be of special in
terest to personnel directors and
church workers whose duties are TO
entertain large mixed groups.
The course includes work on party
programs, entertainments for So
Gals, story telling, informal dra-
fatics, group singing, suggestions for
money making affairs and games for
persons of all ages. The classes Will
be held each Monday night begin
ming Oct. 8, for eight weeks.
Morning classes in basketball and
gymnasium for women, afternoon
classes for junior girls and evening
classes for business girls and women
are also offered. Miss Noble will also
give individual gymnasium LESSONS
to persons in delicate health. Miss
Vera Nash will direct classes in in
terpretative, ballet and tap dancing
for adults an dchildren.
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Girl Scout News

The first meeting of the drum and
bugle corps was held at Shortridge
High School. Any new girls wish
ing to join report to Hrs. Henry
Hayward Saturday morning at $50
in room D.
Troop No. AZ gave a first aid DEM
onstration and some camp songs at
the dedication of the new bymna5-
ium at Meridian Heights PresbJ-
terrain Church. Mrs. j. K. Langiitt
is troop leader.
No scout will be permitted to swim
at the Hoosier Athletic Club in the
special fee unless she has her swim
privilege card, which may be OBJ
tanned at the Office. No cards will
be mailed.
New candidates are: Troop AZ,
Marjory Raiser; 81, Frances LOOMS,
Betty Jean Moore, Marceleen Glide
vel, Margaret Heagy, Flossie May
holland. Marjorie Allen, Martha Cas-
sell and Mary Jane Rupker.
Troop held its first meeting
Monday and elected the following
patrol leaders: Dorothy Jane Reed,
Dorothy Reasoner, Carol Wagner,
May Watkins, Jean Southland and
Kathleen Sims.
All recommendations for merit
badges for next Court Of Awards,
to be held in October, must be in
the Office not later than Saturday,
Oct. 13. Outlines of Tenderfoot,
Second Class and First class re-
quirements may be purchased at the
Office,
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Too Entertain
for Miss Ridge
to Wed Oct. 10

Misses Clara and Dorothy OBJ
linger, 1923 N. Pennsylvania ST, en-
tertained with a bridge party and
kitchen shower at their home
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Lucille Ridge, daughter of Mrs Anna
Marie Ridge, 639 Middle Dr., Wood
ruff Place, whose marriage to Ray
mond F. Hoffman viii ltake place
Oct. 10.
Garden flowers in the pastel
shades decorated the home and
lighted pink and blue tapers were
used at serving time.
Guests with Miss Ridge and her
mother were MeSdames William j.
Hoffman, r. T. Oblinger, Charles
Davis, Otto H. Mahrdt and William
A. Gale, Cincinnati, Ohio; Misses
Betty Nunlist, Emily Brossman, Mil
dred Smith, Ruth Rose, Bessie Bit
trich, Virginia Curtis and Susanna
Kyle.
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Mrs. Bartlett to
Be Hostess for
IrUingtOn Club

The opening meeting of the club
year of the Irvington Quest Club
will be held Wednesday with Mrs.
H. P. Bartlett, COLT Lowell Ave, as
hostess. Roll call will be answered
to with names of NEUROLOGICAL char
acters and a general presentation
of the years study will be out
lined by Mrs. Richard B. Miller.
Mrs. F. c. Williams will present a
talk on mythology: Jupiter and
Juno"
Officers of the organization for
the ensuing year are: President,
Mrs. E. M. Hughes; vice president,
Mrs. Walter G. Gingery; secretary,
Mrs. H. P. Bartlett; treasurer, Mrs.
James H. Dunno, and publicity sec
rotary, Mrs. j. H. Arlington.
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to
Be Season s
First EUent

The f1fty-first season of the In
dianapoliS Matinee Musicale will
open the afternoon of Oct. 10 with
a Presidents day reception. to be
held at the John Heron Art IN
Stitute.
Andrew Haigh, pianist, Detroit,
Mich, new artist piano instructor
at the Indiana College of Music and
Fine Arts, former student of Josef
Lhevinne, will be the artist. Fol-
lowing the musicale, tea will be
served, arrangements being in
charge of Mrs. Charles N. Williams,
chairman of the social committee.
Mrs. James Lowry is chairman Of
the program committee.
Officers for the year, who will
take up their duties at the opening
meeting, are: President, Mrs. Rob-
ert I. Brakeman; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. F. w. Cregor; second
vice president, Mrs. Ralph S, Chap
pei; recording secretary, Mrs. Ross
Caldwell; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Louise S. Koehne; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Franc Willbrite
Weber; treasurer, Miss Ida Belle
Lowry; assistant treasurer, Mrs.
James H.. Lowry.
Mesdames j. A. Goodman and
Charles A. Pfaff1in are in charge of
the artists concerts Mrs. James
Lowry is chairman of the program
committee; Mrs. Charles N. Will
liams, social committee; Mrs. Frieda
Robinson, students section, and
Mrs. Isaac Marks, junior section.
Other meetings of the musicale
will be held at the Play House
Oittle Theatre).
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ShOwer
for Bride-ELect
ofNext Month

Miss Anne Allen, whose. marriage
to Russell Miller, Peru, will take
place in October, was the honor
guest at a dinner and miscellaneous
shower given at the Lumley tea
room by the girl employees of the
City Trust Company. Green and
orchid were used in decorations and
appointments.
Guests with Miss Allen were
Misses Nora Pogue, Marie Eggert,
Alma Mueller, Bessie Townsend,
Daisy Finnell, Mary Alyce Sebold,
Viola Tanblyn. Hazel Tomlinson.
Jane Middleton, Minnie Foley,
Bertha Bremen, Augusta Dudley,
Julia Dillon, Evaline Hufferd, Har-
riett Crop, Louise Kontz, Hannah
Brunnemer. Laura Cress and Eliza
beth Smith.
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NAME DIRECTORS OF
NEW GUILD SECTIONS

Mesdames Sara M. Avery, Harry
Daniel, o. G. Fernandes, j. E.
Hampton and G. K. Mcdowell have
been chosen directors Of several new
sections of the Needlework Guild of
America which have been formed in
Indianapolis.
Other new directors are Mesdames
c. B. Blakeslee, F. H. Sheyne.
Charles Cost, Emma Doney. Robert
r. Hare, Malcolm Moore, Claude F.
Myers and George Lennox.
The annual roundup" of new
garments will be held Oct "a, Is
and 26, at the parish house of Christ
Church.
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Honan Concert Thursday

Miss Eleanor Honan, Lebanon,
will present the second of her In
dianapolis concerts at the knights
of Columbus hail, Thursday eve
niAg. Miss Honan, soprano, re-
turned recently from Europe, where
she studied for the past two years.
She made her debut in grand opera
in Italy. A committee of Indian
apolis women is acting as sponsors
for the concert Thursday.
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Miss McKO0,n,
Frederick Ernst
inHOn1e Wedding

At a simple ceremony at the
home of her father, j. Edward Nc
Kown, 1O4 N. Colorado ST., Miss
Doris Charlotte McKown became
the bride Of Frederick Pace Ernst,
son of Mrs. Frederick Ernst, 1855
N. Salem ST., today. DR.. ]. G..
Moore, pastor of the Capitol Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church read
the ceremony in the presence of the
immediate families and a few
friends.
Mrs. Virginia Cambridge, sister Of
the bride, was matron of honor and
the best man was Leland Rinker.
The bride wore gown of poudre
blue georgette crepe and carried a
shower bouquet of sweetheart roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst will be at home
at Sixty-Fifth ST., and Northwest
ern Ave, after Oct. /.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE The Times win give 81 foI
each recipe submitted by a reader ad;
Judged Of sufficient merit 20 be printed
In this column One rec:pP Is printed
daily except FrldaV when twenty are
given address Recipe Editor Of The
Indian Summer Pudding
Mix six tablespoons corn meal
with three tablespoons flour and
dilute with one-half cup milk. Add
this to one pint of scalded milk and
cook until thickened. Into a bowl
break one egg and beat slightly
Add one-half cup sugar, one-third
cup molasses, one-half teaspoon salt
and one cup cold milk. Add this
mixture to the hot mixture, add an
other cup of cold milk and pour
into baking dish. Dot over with
small Jumps of butter and bake.
Slice apples and place over top and
serve with cream or butter.
JAY CARTER.
10 Jefferson Apis, City.
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MISS KATHERINE
WI GRIFFEY, left,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Grifey, III But
Ter Ace, became the bride
of Elmo L. Richey Satur-
day, Sept. Is. (DeTheimer.)
Mrs. Thornton F. GrG-
ham, left, upper center, for
merly Miss Dorothy Simp-
son, and her sister, Miss
Edna Simpson, a0hO a0as
her bridesmaid. The aOed-
ding took place Sept. Is.
(DeTheimer.)
Mrs. Thomas P. Carroll,
right, 1Oas before her mar
riGge Sept. IL, Miss Mary
Margaret Dalton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Dalton. (Pldtt.)
Announcement has been
made of the marriage of
Miss Dorothy WeStfGU,
lower center, and IvGn Ray
Thompson, 1Ohich took place
Sept. ! at Charlottesville.
National }
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MAROTT TPIO WILL
PRESENT PROGRAM

AkI OZAN IbOOAG1AHA
The Marott Trio will present the
following Sunday afternoon pro-
gram from 2:3O to $3.50 at the
Marott hotel with Ruth Sterling
Deyin as assisting artist;
"Adagio" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Schumann
"Allegretto" .................B Beethoven
Let All My Life Be 20 Music" ..... Stress
"Nocturne" Observation-Disclosures. Curran
Ruth Sterling Devin
Hebrew Lullaby" .......... .Achron-Auer
TOY Soldiers March .......... .Kreiser
Maud Custer
Little David. Play Your Harp. .......
-, ....., ........... Arr. by Burlelgh
"Bendemeer's Dream. 80. Arr. by Burleigh
Ruth Sterling Devin
"BiebCsWerOung" ..... .......... Becker
"GaVotte" (Opus 23) .............. Pepper
Consuelo Councilman Rettig
why Must We Always Be Dreaming
..r, 49,, '.''''.''''''...' RomDerg
IbaCAGLy COO .,-...... s......... .trlml
Ruth Sterling Devin
AdtIVdnd .'''.''..: ..........ss wallace
Trio
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Announces Recent MarriGqe

Announces Recent Marriage
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Ruth E. Drew,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Drew, Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Morton Samuel Cox. Detroit, Mich,
formerly of this city, son of Mrs,
Daisy Cox, 372O N. Pennsylvania ST.,
which took place Wednesday in To-
ledo, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox will
make their home in Detroit.
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Skntinn Pnrtu MondnM

st. GATHERINGS Young Ladies So
dality will entertain with a skating
party at Riverside rink Monday
evening. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Clarke, chairman, assisted by Misses
Maebelle Gordon, Mary Higgins
Estelle Williamson, Marie Braun,
Mildred Holman, Mary Virginia
Baker, Julia Davis, Rose Mary
Brennan, Mary Louise Schumacher,
Margie Woirhaye, Florence Ober-
fell, Dorothy Oliger, Dorothy Cum
terman and Mary Murray are in
charge Of arrangements.