Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1938 — Page 13

Numerous ~~ China Party to Honor Nb Kathryn Lewis Tonight

Showers Schr

! » Attendants for Engelking-Nichols Wedding Announced ; Surprise Given for Josephine Graber; Virginia Taylor Entertained. .

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Everything from mail boxes to coffee pots is being given Indianapolis brides-to-be at numerous miscellaneous, linen, crystal, fiesta and kitchen-

ware showers this week. :

Miss Grace Taylor, 205 E. 33d St., will entertain tonight with a china | §

shower in honor of Miss Kathryn Grace Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | 2g F. C. Lewis, 5684 College Ave., who is to be married to Ralph Waldo

Stout of Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 18, at the. McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian ‘Church. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. H. Taylor. Guests will include- Mesdames F. C. Lewis, L. J. Browder, Paul E. Suits, James W. Fenner and E. A.

were in the bridal colors, shocking pink, and raspberry. Guests included Mrs. E, M. Taylor, the bride-to-be’s mother; Mesdames Ralph Myers, Floyd Burns, Frank Beaupre, Albert Tegeler, Norvell Davis and John McPherson; Misses Violet Tay-

Crane; Misses Carol Fenner,lor, Betty Kay Davis, Margaret Marian Gearen, Lucille Jackson,|Leary, Margaret Sheek, Myrle Boggs, Janet Shuman, Louise Edwards, Margaret Sullivan, Gertrude Mar-

Martha Louise. Boyd, Betty Rae Dorward, Florence Taylor and Ruth Hickman. Decorations will be carried out in fiesta colors.

2 # 8 Mrs. Frederick W. Nichols Jr. will be matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ann Nichols and Frederick Scott Engelking at 3:30

p. m. Nov. 27 at the McKee Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Ed Engelking, Philadelphia, will be his brother’s best man. Ushers will be Robert Walpole, Winnetka, 111, and James Noble Newhall, Phoenix, Ariz. Miss Dorothy Dauner, Miss Dana I. Hannan and Mrs. Robert E. Gilkison entertained last night at the home of Miss Hannan in honor of the bride-to-be. Guests included her mother, Mrs. Frederick W. Nichols Sr.; Mesdames Ed Engelking, Frederick W. Nichols Jr, H. S. Holmes, F. E. Dauner, ‘Minor S. Goulding, Clarence Wacker, George Horst, Melvin E. Robbins, Lee Carter, Arthur Koett, R. G. Fisher, A. Frank Gleaves Jr., Frank Keppen, Lawrence Sims, Charles Boswell, Howard G. Campbel; Misses Helen Carver, Louise Troy, Wilma Aulenbacher, Hazel Guio, Hallie Hunt, Helen Eldridge, Suzanne Merrill and Jo Jackson.

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Miss Fern Mahan and Miss Helen Scanling will entertain tonight at the home of Miss Mahan, 3419 N. Pennsylvania St., with a crystal shower in honor of Miss Norma Hall, whose marriage to Paul L. Roelke will take place Dec. 4. Guests will include Misses Mary Aldea, Evelyn Fausey, Mary Griffey, Violet Maynar, Thelma Mendenhall, Mary O’Brien, Dorothy Reich, Alice Schaefer, Euva Sullivan, Martha Sullivan, Marjorie West, Edna Wier and Mesdames Donald Herrin, R. D. Martenet, Frank Spreen and Earl Wilson, $2 9 : [iss Virginia Taylor, whose marria to Gerald Sanders will take place Thanksgiving Day, was honored guest at a linen shower given last] night by Miss Margaret Don“nelly at- her home, 1807 Talbott St. Decorations and appointments

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lowe, Louise Hamilton, Agnes Meek and Laura Riggs. ‘Miss Ruth Henderson will entertain Saturday at the Colonial Tearoom for Miss Taylor. ” » ”

Miss Josephine Graber, marriage to Lohrmann H. Wolf will take place next Sunday afternoon at Zion’s Evangelical Church, was entertained with a surprise miscellaneous shower recently by Misses Jane Pickering, Helen Sanford and Rose Louise ‘Wald at the Pickering home, 810 N. Tacoma Ave. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. Henry C. Graber and Miss Doorthea Ann Graber, were Mesdames Clarence Bundchu,

bruegge, Harold Cron, William Tempelmeyer, Wilbert Koch, Alfred Lichtenauer, Roland Kendall, Henry Prange, Carl Schopp and Frank Henzie; Misses!Mary E. Schulmeyer, Dorothy ocd Lucille Wegehoeft, Gladys Schuh/ Eva Noffke, Frances Hilsmeyer, Ela Mumbaugh, Katharine Prange, Meta Louise Prange, Mildred Overbeck, Elizabeth Meyer, Julia Winterrowd, Emmajean Sick= bert, Maydena Pritchard, Jeanette Lichtenauer, Marie Bleibtreu, Irene Nendel, Helen Brockman, Julia Becherer, Margaret Erber, Pauline Kottkamp, Frieda Ziegler and Anna Marie Dziewas. |

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Misses Alice and Betty Kelly, 3355 Graceland Ave. “entertained last night with a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Jean Radcliffe, whose marriage to Richard Miller will take place Thanksgiving Eye. Guests. included Mesdames Claybourne Blue, Luther. McCoy, Yarda Kyger, Morris Princell, Charles Applegate, James Cox, Ellsworth Smith, John Shampay, Robert Fitzgibbons and Leslie King, Lansing, Mich.; Misses Anna Lou: Roult, Virginia Byrd, Margaret Berrie, Norma Keller, Emilee Palmer, Barbara. Gisler,

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Lou Matlock, Edith King and Edith Edwards. EJ » u A miscellaneous shower was given last night by Miss Maxine Gill, 442 N. Bradley Ave., for Miss Laura VanRemmen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. VanRemmen, 710 Linwood Ave. whose marriage to Edward J. Keller will take place Thanksgiving Day. ” » 2 Mrs. Louis Bonowski and Mrs. August Mueller entertained with a kitchen shower recently at Miss Mueller’s home, 1432 Mills Ave., for Miss Oscal Elizabeth Patrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy: Patrick, 1420 Hoyt Ave. Miss Patrick will be married Thanksgiving morning to John Bonowski.

Women Voters Open

Campaign of Peace

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 (U. P.). —The National League of Women Voters announced formation today of a national peace campaign to be headed by Mrs. George Gelhorn of St. Louis. The purpose is the development of “peacetime patriotism.”. | “We want more citizens who fulfill the responsibility of living in a democracy,” Mrs. Gelhorn said. “We hope to keep the torch of democracy alive.” :

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Legion Welfare Head to Speak On Child’s Needs

Miss Emma C. Puschner, national child welfare director of the American Legion, will speak at a banquet at 6:30 p. m. Saturday for the Salon Departementale of La Boutique des Huit Chapeaux and Quarante Femmes. : Mrs. Puschner’s subject will be “Suiting Child Welfare Service to the Needs of the Child.” The first Pouvoir meeting of the organization will be held at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in the Lincoln Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Pauline Bassett, Goodland, national Pouvoir member, will report on the national convention held recently in California. Among honor guests will be Mrs. Thelma E. Bailey, Le Chapeau -National, Birmingham, Mich.; Mrs. Pauline Rairdon, La Secretaire National, and Mrs. Vivian Hughes, Le Petit Chapeau, Marion County Salon. ' Following the talk by Miss Puschner, a musical program will be presented by several children. Those who will take part are Patty Lahr, Donnette © Warnock, Mary Lou Beiser, Dorothy Mae Webb, Delores Johnson, Joan Christman, Kathryn Louise Garrett, June Jarner, Shirley Hessler, Patty Joy, Eraline Cummins and Carl Shultz. i Mrs. Wendell V. DeWitt social chairman, will be in charge of arrangements. Decorations and favors will be in Eight and Forty colors. Mrs. Henning Johnson will assist Mrs. DeWitt.

Sorority to Meet Today

The Bonae Amicae chapter of the Verus Cordis Sorority will meet at

7:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Adrian Drier, 2158 Broadway.

FOR MILADY

Whether for formal or informal occasions flowers will be a necessary part of her costume . ,

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mark of elegance.

Of Events Today, Tomorrow

Indianapolis church organizations have planned a variety of social and tomorrow’s meetings.

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programs for today

|uled are a program of dramatic readings, hunt, a bazaar and a number of book reviews.

An annual bazaar was sponsored today by the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Linden and Prospect Sts. Dinner was verved

Plan Variety

Among activities scheda panel discussion, a scavenger

supper from 5 to 7 p. m. Mrs. Charles Compton will review “The Citadel” (A. J. Cronin) at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Theodore Dammeyer, 4460 Broadway. The review is under the auspices of the Trinity Circle of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran

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A trio, including Mesdames Robert McKittrick, Carl Martin and Ralph Hamill, will sing. They will

Schreiber. Missionary Circle 2 of the Taber-

¥ [nacle Presbyterian Church enter-

tained at a Thanksgiving luncheon and program today at the home of Mrs. George E. Bomberger, 5872 Forrest Lane. Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman,

: | dramatic reader, was guest enter-

tainer. She. presented an original one-act play, “Tabernacle Chimes of 1965.” Mrs. J. Ambrose Dunkel was chairman of the program,

from 11 a. m, until 2 p. m. and®

be accompanied by Mrs. Robert|

Heywood Alliance held a luncheon today at the All Souls Unitarian Church. Mrs. Emma - Doney and Miss Mamie Bass conducted a panel discussion on “Current Events and the Unitarian Church.” Mes-

dames Lehman Dunning, Joseph Stine and C. A. Brookway were in

charge.

The K. K. Klass of the University Park Church will sponsor a scavenger hunt tomorrow evening for

the High School Department, the

Christian Endeavor group, the Campus Class and the Boy Scouts. Misses Patricia Grismer, Audrey Dietz and Jacqueline Walker are in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Margaret “Wood Raley will review “Northwest Passage” (Kenneth. Roberts) at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the Washington Street Presbyterian Church. The review is sponsored by Circle 2 of the church.

Aids to Be Feted

By Colonial Dames

The Colonial Dames of America held a luncheon. today at Woodstock Club for ° Miss Louise G. Zabriskie and Mrs. H. H. Pease, both of Washington. : _ Miss Zabriskie is chairman of the national patriotic service committee of the National Society of Colonial Dames and Mrs. Pease is vice chairman, Other honor guests from out of the state were Mrs. Charles Millard, formerly of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Earl McCrea Galbraith, both of Cincinnati. The latter is president, of the Colonial Dames in Ohio. Also attending were Mrs. Mascon Barrett and Mrs. William Cochran, Louisville, Mrs. Cochran is president of the Kentucky organization.

- Miss Zabriskie and Mrs. Pease will be guests at the Propylaesum Club during their visit fiere. Mrs. Oscar N, Torian, president of the Indiana group, presided at the luncheon. ;

gan and Mrs. Kenneth Brady, Monrovia, will sing. Mrs. Phillip A. Keller heads the committee in charge of the event. She will be assisted by Mesdames Henry Edwards Chace, Lee Harvey,

Club. Mrs. van Asch van Wijek met at 10:30 a. m. with the staff of

the Central, Phyllis Wheatley and Blue Triangle units to discuss the religious emphasis in the Y. W. program, °

At 1:30 p. m. she will meet with the board of directors and several Y. W, committee leaders to discuss religion. Mrs. B. Scott Goodwin, board president, will preside at the meeting. :

The executive's subject dt a meeting at 4 p. m. will be “Girl Reserves Around the World.” Those who will attend will include Senior High School Girl Reserves of Indianapolis and Greencastle, and Junior High Seno] Girl Reserve Council memers.

Miss Rita Lezar, daughter of Rabbi Abraham Lezar of the United Hebrew Congregation, and Miss Louise Meebold, missionary from China, will lecture tonight at the Y. W. Industrial Club meeting.

Miss Meebold, who is in Indianapolis on a furlough, will talk after the dinner on “China Through the Occupied Area.” She will return to China this spring. Miss Lezar will

World Councillor to Appear AtThreeY. W.C. A. Meetings

Activities at the local Y. W. C.A. today will include a visit from the organization’s world council vice president, Miss C. M. van Asch van Wijck, Doorn, Holland, and a lecture meeting of the Y. W. Industrial

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ed to bring back her sister, brother= in-law and their children from Ru= mania.

Miss Virginia Goodwin is leader of =

the group. The lectures are open to employed girls. Miss Elizabeth C. Davis is the secretary in charge of the meeting and Miss Eva Hohlt is president of the club. The Alta Vista Club will hold its Thanksgiving luncheon this noon at the ¥. W. ————————————————————————————

Party for Benefit Of Nutrition Camp

Proceeds from the benefit: card party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Riviera Club will be donated to the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp at Bridgeport. The Women’s Auxil= iary to the Railway Mail Associa=tion is sponsor, Mrs. Roy M. Rogers.is chairman

of the party. She will be assisted,

by Mesdames Obie Ogle, William H. Gauker, Wilbur L. Enders, J.

Edison Cox, Ralph A. Linder, Cecil

Neimeyer, Arlie C. Morphew, Ralph

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