The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-10

for Study
Presented
Irvington Union of Clubs
Will Open Glasses
on Sept. p.

of the Irvington Union of Clubs,
has announced that the union &C
tivities will begin with the Sept. 81
opening of the study course Spon-
sored for the fifth year. Co-chair-
men of the course are Mrs. Walter
Montgomery, Mrs. James E. Loudon
and Mrs. Edgar Rennoe.
These classes are organized for
personal culture and civic better
ment. and are available to every
woman in the city regardless OF
residence or club affiliation.
A new course is a class in sewing
by Mrs. W. E. Brasington. The sew
ing classes have been planned in
two groups of six: On the six sue
cessive Fridays from Sept. 81 to
Oct. 26, inclusive, and from March
% to April 26, inclusive. Mrs. Bras
ington has taught sewing in the
public schools in Marion county, has
worked with All clubs and parent
teacher associations and has given
lectures throughout the state on the
technique of weaving, designing and
fabric making.
The committee for the sewing
classes is Mrs Edgar T. Forsyth,
chairman, Mesdames Raymond
Stilz. Roger BEEN and P. w. Ross.
Lectures Scheduled
Another feature of the study
course will be the monthly lectures
by Mrs. Demarchus G. Brown on
Picturesque Figures in American
History" George Rogers Clark,
Aaron Burr, Andrew jackson and
John c. Fremont are among the
characters to be discussed and the
lecture for March, THE Romance
of the Panama Canal" will be of
outstanding interest. The commit
tee for these classes include Mrs. H.
E. Barnard, chairman; Mrs. Walter
S. King and Mrs. Austin V. Slif-
ford
Studies in contemporary litera-
ture will be given on the fourth
Tuesday in each month by Kathryn
Turney Garten. The committee is
Mrs. c. E. Donnell, chairman; Mrs.
Charles Cunningham and Mrs. Vic
tor Jose Jr.
Class in world affairs will be
given the second Friday in each
month starting in October These
lectures will be given by Professor
John j. Haramy and Harold E. Fey.
Professor Haramy is teacher of his
tory at Indiana Central college and
Mr.. Fey is connected with the United
Missionary Society. The committee
for this course is Mrs. Charles A.
Harris, chairman; MeSdames j.
Laid Motley, Harry LinStaedt, and
Harold E. Fey.
Psychology lectures headed, "A
Child's Garden Study Course" will
be given by Mrs. c. NJ Cunning
ham. In connection with the lee
lures, Mrs. Cunningham will con-
duct period of open discussion
with a question box, and will ar
range for a library reference and
photography.
Cooking Course Offered
Mrs. Cunningham has studied psy-
chology at the University of Chi
cago, and Ohio State university and
formerly was principal of Tudor
Hall. The committee includes Mrs.
Harold H. Arnholter, chairman;
Mrs. H. A. Henderson, and Mrs. E.
j. Thompson.
Technique in cookery will be given
by Miss Stena Marie Holdahl. Miss
Holdahl, graduate of the School of
Domestic Science, Boston, was in
structor in foods at Wellesley college
during the World war, has visited
the food markets in Europe and
Mediterranean countries. She was
home economics director for the
Corn Industries Research Founda-
ton. The committee for this course
is Mrs. Robert Reed, chairman Mrs.
M. j. Reese and Mrs. Russell b.
Sart.
The advisory committee for the
study course includes Mrs. Charles
A. Harris, Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs.
Ward All the classes will meet in
the Irvington Presbyterian church,
corner of johnson and Julian ave-
nueS.
Ticket sale for the study course
will be started at 2:30 Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. Montgomery, 129
Downey avenue. Mrs. Ward will pre-
side at a meeting at Mrs. Mont
gomery's home and those in attend
ance will include the officers, the
study class committees and one dele
gate from each of the member or
CARNATIONS.