The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-19

Celebration
Scheduled
Department Club Charter
and Life Members Also
to Be HOnored.

Woman's Department Club VIII
observe its founder, charter and life
members day Tuesday at the club
house, with Mrs. Arthur R. Dewey
in charge Of arrangements. The re-
ception will be held at 1890. and in
the line will be Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. R.
Q. McAlexander. president; Mrs.
Felix 7. McWhirter, Mrs H B. Bur
net and MIS-. Alvin T. COate, found
ers: Mrs. John Curry, representing
charter members; Mrs. FREDERICK
BALI. life members; Mrs. w. w.
Thornton and Mrs. Everett M.
Schoheld, former presidents.
Mrs. Dewey will be assisted oy
Mrs. A. c. Barbour, luncheon chair
man: Mrs. Roscoe c. Leavitt, dec
orations: Mrs. j. NJ. DUNCAN, pub
Hcity: Mrs. william DObson, ushers;
Mrs. Merritt Wolff, courtesy; Mrs.
NJ. B. Hedges, reservations, and Mrs.
Everett Lett, aids.
Mrs. Barbour, chairman Of ways
and means. and Mrs. J. NJ. Miner,
co-chairman. will have charge Of a
luncheon to be served at l in the
tearoom. Their assistants will be
Mesdames w. E. Kennedy, w. Il.
Blodgett. F. H. Bowers, j. M. Dun
gan. r. T. Ramsey, William Nc
Ouire. Lewis Pohlman, Robert
Sbingler = A. Johnson and Miss
Mary Brice.
In the dining room Miss Bertha
Edwards, chairman, will be aided oy
Mrs. Irving Blue and Mrs. Edgar
Lawrence. co-chairmen; DR.. Mabel
Bibler. Mesdames r. j. Anderson,
John Berns, Otis Carmichael, NJ. Z.
Elsteen, William c. Ellery, Harold
c. Feightner, Martha Higgins, G. A.
James, Paul T. Rockford, w. D.
keenan,. Ralph E. Simpson, Jerome
H. Turnkey. Martin Wallick ana
Carl j. Winkler.
Ideals to Be Discussed
Mrs. Dewey will preside at the
luncheon program and will speak
on he general theme, The Ideals
of Our Club" Those responding
will be Mrs. AIcAlexander, greetings;
Mrs. NcWhirter. The Dreams Come
True" Mrs. Burnet, The Dream OF
Art Come True" Mrs. Coate, The
True Club Spirit" Mrs. Curry, "Our
Heritage" Mrs. BALI. The Bridge
Builders of Club Life"
A musicale by Mrs. Jane Johnson
soprano, accompanied by
Walter Whitworth, will follow in the
The Wednesday afternoon pro-
gram will include meeting Of the
applied education section Of the
American home department. AT l
Mrs. Henry Won GrimmenStein will
Sinclair Lewis Ann Wick
ers" and Collected Poems Of VIII
liam Butler Yeats"
DIR. Coulter to Speak
At 2 Mrs. Bert Gadd, chairman
of the American home department,
will preside when DR.. Stanley G.
Coulter will talk on Contributions
of Good Citizenship to the Ameri-
can Home" Music will be under
the direction of Mrs. Frank Walker
and Mrs. c. F. Dillenbeck.
Mrs. Roscoe Leavitt, chairman of
the general hostess committee, will
be assisted by Mesdames John En-
gelke, Robert T. Ramsey and Edna
Sharp. At the tea Mrs. w. G.
Smith and Mrs. Paul T. Hurt will
pour. assisted by MesdameS w. H.
Schmidt, Howard E. Nyhart, Ray
mond Whorley, w. j. Wood, Edgar
T. Lawrence, L. B. Warner, lillian
Rotbart. Victor H. ROthlay, Albert
Power, Ethel NJ. Rothert and Miss
Jessie NJ. Stewart.
Monday Guild, section Of the
community welfare department, will
meet Monday at the clubhouse and
will be addressed by the Rev. w. A.
Shullenberger. Community singing
will be directed by Mrs. May Guth-
RE and Miss Mabel Orndorf will
give a talk on My Favorite Radio
star" Mrs. George A. Van Dyke
will be hostess at a social hour and
Mrs. John Conner, chairman, will
preside