Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1940 — Page 20
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SOCIET Y—
Hits of Season’ s Frolics oe Scheduled For Lambs Club Party Saturday Night !
Return engagements of the outstanding “hits” of ] this year’s Lambs Club frolics will be features of the “Lambs Review” Saturday night at the Athenaeum.
Paul R. Matthews and
Michael J. Duffecy-..Jr.,
pianists, will open the program and will be followed by
Mrs. C. C. Robinson singing “Indian Love Call.”
“Rag-
time Cowboy Joe” will be presented by Paul Starrett,
and Miss Betty Blancke will appear next in “Bill.”
"A
trio composed of Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey, Kurt Lieber and
Joe Wallace will follow Miss
Blancke on the program.
Their number will be “No, No, a Thousand Times No.”
Miss Louise Arg] and George Fothe
s will sing “Message of the Violet” and .she gham will present “Blue Danube Waltz.”
“All
the Things You Are’l will be presented by Mrs. J. Harry Green and the serenaders: Hordce F. Hill, Mr. Matthews, Jack Rhoades, Wayne
L. Ritter, Robert D. Robinson, Vernon Roth and Mr. Starrett.
tap dance by Johnnie Sweet and
A “When Day Is Done” by the
entire company will conclude the program. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Robinson are chairmen for the reviéw, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue and Stuart Dean. Pianists will be Mr. Duffecy, Mrs. Albert M. Campbell, Mrs. G. B.
Jackson, Mr, Matthews, Mrs. Ritter Dinner Parties Planned
and Obie J. Smith Jr.
Several dinner parties at the Athenaeum have been planned
for the. Frolic. dames Robert Ferriday Jr.
Attending in one group will be Messrs. and Mes“Jeremiah Cadick, Volney M. Brown,
Daniel Grubbs, Arthur Loftin, William J. Kothe, Robert I. Blakeman Jr., Obie J. Smith Jr., Miss Betty Lee and Donald Pritchard. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Jones Jr. will be Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teetor, Hagerstown, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamilton, Richmond, Ind.; Mr, and Mrs. Ralph W. Boozer and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan J. Hadley. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ansted Jr. will entertain a party of 10, which will include Mr. and Mrs. William F. Noll
‘- and Jack Noll of Ft, Wayne, Ind. Ralph Liebers fo Entertain
Entertaining informally at the
be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lieber, Frederick Hilton Burghard, Johnson City, Tenn. who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thornton W. Sterrett;
Athenaeum before dinner will Their guests will be Mrs.
Cyril McLaughlin, Messrs.
and Mesdames Sterrett, Walter J. Stuhldreher, Kevin D. Brosnan, Thomas S. Hood, Newell C. Munson, Robert Mitchell and Michael J. Duffecy Jr.; Mr.'and Mrs. Bennett Bobbitt, Kokomo, Ind, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raub, Lafayette, Ind.
William N. Wilson will have a
party of 16 and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Kaufman will have with them Mr. and Mrs. R. V, Law
and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy. and Mesdames Wallace C. Tomy, C. Kern.
Another party will include Messrs.
John Hollett Jr. and William
Country Club Will Have Lobster Dinner
The house committee of the Indianapolis Country Club has
planned a lobster dinner for tonight.
Louis W. Leath is chairman
of the committee, which includes Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph W.
Boozer, Claude C. Jones Jr. and Herbert. A. Pinnell;
Sparks, Mrs. Vernon M. Ray, Mrs. F. Warren.
William G. Sheldon R. Sayles and (lem
O.E. S. Worthy Grand Matron To Be Dinner Guest Tomorrow; Koran Temple Plans Luncheon
Several lodge organizations will have luncheons and a dinner
today and tomorrw.
Mrs. Nelle S. Johnson, worthy grand matron of the Indiana Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be entertained with a dinner tomorrow at 9:30 p. m. at the Evergreen Masonic Temple, 2515 W. Washington St., by the CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, 0. E. S.
° Degrees will be | conferred at 8 p. m. Mrs. Mamie Butler is worthy matron and [an R. Kester, worthy patron.
Members «and friends of the KORAN TEMPLE DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE will be entertained tomorow noon with a luncheon and card party at the home of Mrs. Ollie Ray Mannan, West Newton. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones, past queen of the Koran Temple organization. Mrs. A. H. Dixon will sing. Members who will go by bus will take the Martinsville bus.
The JOSEPH 'R. GORDON W. R. C. 43 will meet for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Emma Schaad, 634 E. Vermont St. at noon tomorrow.
INDIANAPOLIS | SHRINE 6 OF THE WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM will hold its annual June ceremonial for a class of 30 candidates for degrees tonight at 8 © o'clock. Mrs. Irene Faust is worthy high priestess and Heze Clark, watch- ". nian of the shepherds.
GOLDEN RULE CHAPTER 413, * O. E. 8., will hold its last meeting . of the season tomorow evening at "the Masonic Temple, North and Illi- . nois Sts. Mrs. Myrtle D. Irby is worthy matron and Walter Dorsett, worthy patfon.
“The DEGREE TEAM OF CAPITOL CITY CIRCLE 176, PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE, will give - a benefit card party at 8 ¢’clock tonight in the I. O. O. F. Hall, Hamilton Ave. and E. Washington ©t.
C. ©. C. 53, DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA, entertained recently with a garden party in honor of Mrs. Maude Foxworthy, state inside sentinel of the organization, at the home of Mrs. Mary Vollmer, 2630 College Ave.
Mrs. Frank White Is Auxiliary Head
Mrs. Frank White is the new president of the Broad Ripple Unit, © American Legion Auxiliary. Other officers elected recently are © Mrs. Wilbur Bonifield, first vice president; Mrs. LeRoy P. McGhehey, : second vice president; Mrs. Roy Pitcher, recording secretary; Mrs. Arnold Settles, treasurer; Miss Rose Hartman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Olive Meyers, chaplain; Mrs. Oliver Gallamore, historian, and : Mrs. William A. Bonifield, sergeant- - at-arms. Mrs. White and Mrs. Wilbur Boni- - field were named as delegates to the : 12th district council. = Mrs. Pitcher . and Mrs, D. C. Bray will be alternates.
. will be elected in July.
: Old Glory Society Will Attend Services © Members of the Old Glory Society, : C, A. R., will observe their annual custom Sunday and attend services
: at the Tabernacle Christian Church
: in a group at 10:45 a. m, . Mrs. Ray T. Fatout is senior
: president and Philip Huston is Junior. ,president. |
Sorority Meets Monday 4: Alpha Chapter, Phi Omega Kappa Sorority, will hold a business meetfeat m. Mi ) at the home
Delegates to the state convention
. {have
Fall Forecast
War Won’t Affect Cost Of Clothes Says
Designer.
By HELEN WORDEN Times Special Writer
NEW YORK, June 27.— The wholesale dress, coat and suit collections now being prepared for fall and winter trade show the influence of the European war in confradictory. ways. Paris, subdued by . tragic conditions, offers dark colors in the recent collections. But in an effort to put the reverse on a war-af-fected public ‘the 2200° manufac-
turers whose lines dictate what the |.
American woman shall wear are featuring autumn collections from $2 up to $200 wholesale, which contain the gayest clothes we have seen in years. : arlet, emerald green, electric blue and even citron yellow are some of the colors being used for street wear, designers along Seventh Ave., said today. Ordinarily these vivid Here-I-Am shades would be tried out first on clothes horses in the upper brgckets. But, according to the manufacturers of popular priced lines, the wife whose husband is earning between $50 and $70 a week is going to have a chance to launch these new colors this fall. For $9.98 up she can be as gay as a trdbical flower garden. ” t ”
“WE feel that women don’t want to be reminded of the war any more than they can help,” Morris Kolchin, - sandy-haired executive director of the Affiliated Dress Mfr’s. Inc., said today. “That's why we're giving them cheerful colors.” Information on exactly what the wholesale designers though would appeal to the American girl besides bright colors was available at Bender & Hamburger, 498 Seventh Ave. “We are going to give women an entirely new look,” said David Bender. “She’ll have slimmer hips, more natural shoulders and a longer back silhouette. Paris may holler longer skirts, but we know our American woman looks. best in normal-length skirts, so that’s what she’ll get.” 2 4 s
CLARE POTTER, designer, tall, slim and smart in a covert suit, also talked of foreign fabrics at Charles Nudelman’s, at 550 Seventh Ave. She is using foreign fabrics and getting them, although she feels the war’s influence in the uncertainty of their arrival. “Consequently we gamble a little more on our orders,” she said, “but if there is any shortage, the same thing will happen that did in t-» last war when there is the demand. Our mills will make the kind of material we want. Our dyeing was fierce before 1914. Then we learned a great deal about it because we had to.” “We are much more daring with color than the French,” she said. “Of course, there will always be some black, but I think the really smart woman will wear a great deal
{of color. It's been a problem to use it for the street and yet not get the| |dress too gay.” ; She sees no rise in the cost of
materials and feels, as they all do, that there will be no change in prices this fall. ‘A $29.50 dress will
S same quality ib did jast,
3030 N. Pennsylvania St.
mony and “Ave Maria” at the offertory, Edward XKreiger, organist, played. Mr. Markey gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown of white embossed organdy was made with a sweetheart neckline, long fitted
hands, and a full skirt which swept into a train. Her fingertip-length veil of illusion was caught with a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried white roses tied with white ribbon and a lace handkerchief carried by her mother at her wedding. Mrs. Edmund J. Bradley, sister of the bride and matron of honor, was gowned in pink net with lace inserts and a bolero jacket of matching lace. Her leghorn hat was trimmed with pink velvet streamers and she carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and delphinium tied with pink ribbon. She wore a -gift of the bride, a strand of pearls. Mrs. Markey, mother of the bride, chose a brown and white redingote costume with which she wore white accesories and a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Mason was in printed rust chiffon. She too wore white accessories and gardenias.
Father Is Son’s Best Man
Mr. Mason was his son’s best man and ushers were Thomas S. Markey dJr., Akron, O., brother of the bride, and Harley Griggs. A breakfast in the Blue Room of the Marott Hotel for the immediate families followed the ceremony. Following a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains the couple will -be' at home after July 15 at 3606 Balsam Ave. The bride's going-away costume’ was a yellow and white redingote worn with brown accessories. Mrs. Mason is a graduate of St. Agnes Academy and Mr. Mason attended Purdue Universiy. Out-of-town guests for the wedding were Mrs. Thomas S. Markey Jr., Akron, O.; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kitchen, Columbus, Ind.,; and Mr. and Mrs. B. Ww. Brentlinger, Terre Haute, Ind.
Legion Group Plans
Knightstown Picnic
Plans for a picnic July 23 for the children of the Knightstown Soldiers & Sailors’ Children’s Home were-made recently at a meeting of the Madden Nottingham American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Malcolm Fields and her mother, Mrs. George Simons, were hostesses for the meeting at their summer home at 75th St. and Keystone Ave. Mrs. Wilfred Bradshaw, president, presided at a short business meeting. Mrs. Ervin White, 12th district chairman, will be in charge of the picnic, assisted by Mesdames Orval Martin, Charles McConnell, Charles Lizenby and Fields. The unit will charter a bus which will leave the Post home, 1130 W. 30th St. at 10:30 a. m. Plans are being made for sponsorship of a day at Riverside Park by the Nottingham Post and Auxiliary. The Auxiliary will not hold a business meeting in July.
Tall vases of delphinium and gladioli decorated the altar.
Mary Catherine Markey Is Wed To Charles William Mason Jr.” In St. Joan of Arc Rite
The Rev. Fr. Edwin F. Sahm officiated at the ceremony at 9 a. m, today in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church uniting Miss Mary Catherine Marley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Markey, 3133 Ruckle St., and Charles William Mason Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, Mason,
William
Mullenholz sang “On This Day, Oh(| "| Beautiful Mother” during the cere-
sleeves falling into points over the]
Phi Mus to Go
To Convention
Miss Eleanor Craig, 3208 Forest Manor, and Mrs. William B. Wilcox, 4010 Ruckle St., will leave tomorrow to attend the national convention of PHI MU SORORITY at Many
Glacier Hotel, Glacier National Park. : Miss Craig, who will be president
lof the Rho Chapter at Hanover
College next year, will represent that chapter at the convention. While there she will be a member of the editorial staff of the Phi Mu Star, a daily paper giving news of convention activities. Mrs. Wilcox, state alumnae and rush chairman, will represent the Indianapolis© Alumnae Association of the sorority. - Miss Judith McTurnan and Miss Maude Russell will also attend the convention, At the close of the convention
Miss Craig will tour Yellowstone
Park and Mrs, Wilcox will visit Seattle, San Francisco and other West Coast cities.
BETA CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA SIGMA SORORITY will have rough initiation for Miss Hazel Howenstein, Miss Violet Whittaker and Mrs. Jeannette Riley at a weekend- party at McCormick's Creek State Park Saturday and Sunday.
LAMBDA CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI TAU SORORITY will hold its final meeting of the season tonight at the home of Miss Frances Reed, 918 W. 30th St. Miss Suzanne Kemp will be initiated into the sorority.
EVENTS
LODGES
Golden Rule Chapter 413, O. E. S., Sun. Millspaugh Cabin, Nashville, Ind. Family basket picnic. Ladies Auxiliary, Altenheim, 2 p. m. Fri. 2007 N. Capitol. Mrs. Dora Minkner will give a reading, Miss Winifred Uebelhack and Albert Uebelhack will give piano and trumpet solos. Ladies Auxiliary, Burns - WestStriebeck Post, V. -F. W. Post 2999, 8:30 p. m. Sat. Hall, Denny and E. Washington. Mrs. Ethel Tomlinson, in charge. Card party. Mooseheart Committee, Women . of the Moose 2:30 p. m. today. Moose Hall. Card party.
CLUBS
A. W. 'T., Pocahontas Embroidery. All day July 11. Mrs. Belle Kiefer, 1371 Hyatt, hostess. Noon luncheon, Postponed from July
Junior Coed. 8 p. m. today. Miss Doris Kelly, 2617 Carrollton, hostess.
Circle Has Dinner
The A. D. Streight Circle, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Repuplic, was to have a dinner- open to the public today moon following their
regular meeting at Ft. Friendly.
Aline Bailey Will Be Guest At Buffet Supper Tomorrow; Shower Honors Margaret Rohr
An engagement announcement appears with news of showers for
brides-to-be in today’s nuptial news.
Miss Bettyann Jones, Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly, Mrs. Robert Lewis and Miss Barbara Ballinger will entertain tomorrow night at Miss Jones’ home, 2527 Broadway, with a buffet supper and bathroom shower
for Miss Aline Bailey, who is to be of Goshen, Ind. Miss Bailey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell V. Bailey, 3054 N. Pennsylvania St. and Mr. Jones is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jones of Bicknell, Ind. The hostesses will be assisted by their mothers, Mesdames Ffank C. Jones, Minas B. Deranian, W. S. Bowman and Arthur Ballinger.. The bridal colors of pink and blue will be used in decorations. Guests with Miss Bailey will include the mothers of the bride and bridegroom-to-be; Mesdames Mary Keegan, Francis Carrel and Emsley
Johnson Jr. and the Misses Sue Am-
merman, Carleen Becker, Dorothy Wehling, Ellen .Hamilton, Harriet Jane Holmes, Sally Heilman, Mary Jane Shafer, Betty Boetcher, Mar-
tha Norman, Martha Moore, Jean
Rau, Madeline Trent, Catherine and Charlene Heard, Margaret Stump, Betty Jane Renn and Betty Lou Blackmore and Miss Barbara Keiser, Shelbyville, Ind. Miss Keiser entertained yesterday at her home for Miss Bailey. ” 2 ” Miss Margaret Rohr, whose marriage to Dr. William F. Koss, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Koss, will he’ Sunday, is to be honor guest at a hosiery and handkerchief shower given tonight by Miss Bonnie Jean Drechsel at her home, 3228 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Robert French entertained
‘with a lingerie shower for Miss
Rohr last night at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank B. Slupesky, 4316 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. Slupesky assisted her daughter. Appointments for the party were in the bridal colors of blue and Dubonnet. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. W. H. Rohr, were Mesdames Koss, Robert Cdsh, J. P. Laatz, L. M. Merrill and Clay Trusty Jr., Misses Mary Hetherington, Mary Jane Devine, Susanne Merrill, Mary Jane Laatz, Virginia Sawyer, Marjorie Boyle, Peggy Carr, Margaret Koesters, Dorothy Shepperd, Hallie Hunt, Ann Stork,
- | Eleanor Clancy and Betty Koss.
” ” ” The engagement of Miss Ruth
Barbara Jung to Everett P. Hokanson of Shreveport, La., formerly of
year, ar of no war. 3
"The Misses Marjory (left) and Barbara” Zechiel | (right) - weré married Saturday -at the ‘Meridi
i
Milwaukee, Wis, is announced by
Married in Double Ceremony
College. and Miss Charlotte Anderson will
‘bride-to
married July 6 to Robert E. Jones
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hugo Jung of Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee, Wis. iss Jung attended MilwaukeeDowner College and Mr. Hokanson was graduated from Dartmouth Miss Margaret S. Rood the bride-to-be
entertain for
Wednesday. 8s = 8 : Mesdames C.’C. Trueblood, L. Victor Brown, Ralph Coblentz and T. Claire Davis will entertain tonight
at Mrs. Trueblood’s home, 836 Berkley Road, with a bridge party and linen shower for Miss Marian Messick whose marriage to Joseph Harold Davidson will be Saturday. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Messick, 4144 Central Ave. and ‘Mr. Davidson is the son of Mrs. Helen Davidson, 1925 Broadway. Pink roses and sweet peas will be used to carry out the bridal colors of pink and blue. Guests with Miss Messick will include her mother and her sister Frances, Mrs. O. M. Jones, Mrs. Adrian 'Wilhoite, Misses Rosemary and FEileen Rocap, Lenora and Dorothy Winter, Virginia Sheely and Dorothy Powers. ; 8 8 = ‘Honor guest at a bridal shower given tonight by Miss Anna Harkema at her home, 327 Christian St., will be Miss Lucile Alexander, who is to be married next month to Virgil Childress, Royalton, Ind., son of Benjamin Childress, Detroit. The -be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander of Danville, Ind. Guests with Miss Alexander and her mother will be Mesdames William Lookabil,, Ruth Dalrymple, Mabel Wilson and Lenore Rolfs and the Misses Opal Hedrick, Ruth Mary Broeker, Sarah Jane Mock, Pauline Paul, Margaret and Grayce Furguson, Lillie Rule, Mary Shepherd, Rosalie Worrell, Floy and Cleo Kin-
_|naman, Marie Theobold, Betty Pres-
nall, Florence Siddons -and Jessie Webster. » ow ” Miss Helen Rose Center and Miss Betty Jane Ewen will entertain to‘night at Miss Center’s home, 5236 College Ave., with a dessert bridge and linen shower for Miss Margaret | .
‘| Ann Ottinger whose marriage to
Wilbur Arnold Elliott Jr. will be July 7. The bridal colors of pink and green will be used in appointments and the hostesses will be assisted by Mrs. Albert E. ‘Ottinger and Mrs. mothers of the bride and bride-
groom-to-be, Mrs. G. M. Center and |
Miss Dorothy = Ottinger, pister of Miss Margaret Ann, ‘Guests will include Mesdames Kenneth Sinnock, Frank H. Harri-
| son Jr., Harry Kingery and Richard| City at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall,
Columbus, Ind., and the Misses Mar- |
Ferguson; Mrs. Robert Williams,
.garet Amos, Jean Mitchell, Barbara Crise, Harriet Gerdts, Virginia Caldwell, Mary Jean Ottinger, Helen Louise Eiliott, Helen Matson, Ruth Bertsch, Lila Jane Harms, Gertrude Jones and Marthanna McWhir. at. Emil Iverson will entertain Miss Ottinger Monday at her home, 4649 N. Capitol Ave, and Miss Bertsch will have a kitchen shower for her Tuesday. Miss Ottinger has selected her sister Dorothy as maid
| of honor and her cousin Mary Jean || Ottinger as bridesmaid,
Club Aids Relief Fund
Daughters of ‘the British Empire tly ons a benefit bridge British War Relief of Mrs. C. C.
In| Lou
Wilbur A. Elliott Sr.,|:
miscellaneous shower for}
1. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cra-
' dick have annonuced the engage-,
ment of their daughter, Ruth Frances, to James Rennard Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Graham. The wedding will be July 19 at the Tuxedo Park Baptist Church. The bride-to-be was graduated from Butler University and is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority. 2. Miss Helen Olsen will be married to Don F. Hun}, son of ‘Mr..and Mrs. Stephen A. Hunt, July 7. The bride-to-be is the -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. “Olsen. (Moorefield Photo.) +3. Mrs. Dale S. Arterburn: was Miss Mary Jeanne McClellan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClellan, before her recent marriage. Mr. Arterburn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arterburn. 4. Mrs. Frank K. Etter was Miss Nellie -‘M. Swank before her ‘marriage June 9. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Swank of Orleans, Ind. Dr. Etter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Etter, Seymour, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. Etter are at home at 612 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place. . 5. Miss Jean -Fisher became the “bride of Charles William Lantz Sunday, - The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles F. Myer of New Palestine, Ind. (Block Photo.) . 6. Mrs. Glen A. Burns was Miss Margaret Herdrich, daughter of Mrs. Cordis Herdrich of Browns“burg, Ind. before her marriage last Friday. Mr, Burns is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Brown _of Brownsburg. (Ramos - Porter Photo) :
‘Alone’ Will Be Reviewed
Two clubs have meetings scheduled for tomorrow night. Mrs. Norman Worth, 1132 N. Be- |. ville, Ave., will ‘be hostess to mem-| bers of the FA-LO-SIS CLUB at| 8:30 o'clock tomorrow night.
The INTER LEBROS CLUB will | meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Marion Gruelle, 3299 Sutherland Ave. Miss Addie Gruelle will review ‘the book “Alone.”
The CON MOTO CLUB recently closed its season with a pitch-in picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Coleman, 1700 W. 30th St. Officers for the coming year are Miss Lucille Stewart, ' president; Mrs. Vajro Anderson, vice-president; Mrs. Paul McCord, secretary; Mrs. O. R. Marsischke, treasurer, and
Mrs. Ross Johnson, program ‘chair-
man,
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Personals
‘Miss Marymae Endsley, 41 N. Grant Ave. is visiting Miss Marie Dickmann in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh are spending a month's vacation at Elkhart Lake, Wis.
Miss Adah Hill, 3444 N .Pennsylvania St., is vacationing N Atlantic
“Miss Betsy Biggert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iliff Jones, was graduated recently from Gulf Park College; Gulf Park, Miss. She will enter
Butler University in the fall,
Roberts Park Women Meet for Luncheon
“Mrs. W. H. Day, 538 Eugene st., was to be hostess to members of the Woman's Club of the Roberts Park’ Methodist Church at. 12:30 p. m. today for a covered dish
‘| luncheon.
Students of the Burroughs School of Music were to present a program at 2 p. m. Vocalists were to be the
Misses Velma Justus, Jo Ellen Bur-|
pe aid Sowel Patserson, 8 accompani a ‘piano -by Wilkerson.
oh oraomansl og Miss Hele
las camp manager,
{Miss Irma Winkleblack, Hancock
Youth Buildin
4-H Camp Aids Announced
- Fourteen 4-H Club girls named today as junior assistants for the girls 4-H Club Camp, July 15 fo 18. Margaret Young of Warren towne ship, who was one. of four Indiana delegates to the national 4-H Club Camp at Washington this month and
Virginia Armstrong of Washington
township, county health champion for two years, will assist Miss Janice
Berlin, county - home agent and
camp director. 7 Assistants to Miss Louise Apple, will be Cora Pugh of Lawrence township, who °* attended the Kiwanis Junior Lead- % ership Camp this year, and Zellae mae Taber, of Decatur township. Rosemary Evans of Franklin ° township will assist Mr. Lawdermilk as camp treasurer and Nondas Barnhart, a Hancock county.
girl, will assist Miss Hazel Smith, also of Hancock County, the camp .
secretary. Dietician will be Mrs. Vivienne Carter; her assistants are Shirley Vansickle of Warren Township and
Della Bogue of Wayne Township, »
The camp hostess Miss Lois Ashe ley’ will be aided by Jane Garrison of Lawrence Township. Miss Irma Blank, a former 4-H Club member will camp nurse and Mary Mowry of Warren Township; who was a county health contestant for two years, will be her assistant.
Special camp features will be 1
supervised as follows: Recreation, Mrs. Charles Sohl, assistant, Patsy Rose of Decatur township; vespers,
County home agent, assistant, Ivy Trittipo of Lawrence township; camp ‘fire, Mrs. Ruth Thomason, assistant, Barbara Bogue, assistant of Wayne township; Miss Virginia Richards of Hane’ cock County, assistant, June Trite tipo of Lawrence township; homed
economics classes, Mrs. Mary Say- ,
lor and Mrs. Helen Helms, assitant,
Bettie Winchester. Ny. #2 a
4-H Club Girls’ Camp «
Enrollment Limited
Registration will close July 3 for’ .
the annual 4-H Club Girls’ Camp and only 300 girls from Marion and Hendricks County will be permitted to attend, Miss Janice Berlin, county
home agent, informed 1200 club gly o
today. ‘She sent letters to all the clu members saying that only girls whi
are actually doing 4-H Club work '
would he permitted to;attend. Cards will be numbered as they come into her office and only the first 300 will be enrolled for the camp. The camp
will be held at the Boy Scout Reser«=« ?
vation: July 15 to 18. Miss Berlin said that girls from the same club would be housed in the same cabins so far as is possible.
Homemakers
Plan Pageant
The Homemakers’ Association of Marion County will sponsor an ‘achievement exhibit and pageant Nov..7 and 8 in the World War Memorial Building. ments committee will meet Monday in. Room -441, Federal Building, to plan the exhibit.
Mrs. Paul McCord of the Oake ,
landon Homemakers’ Club heads the ‘committee. Mrs. Albert, Gray, president of the Homemakers’ Chorus, which will assist in are! rangements, also is. & conimittee » member. The pageant will be based on events in American history which: have influenced homemaking,
Members of the Association will .
make a kitchen tour July 23. Miss Janice Berlin, ‘home demonstration agent, will route the tour, which will include old, new and remoceled kitchens of members. One of the * stops will be at the home of Mrs, William Wisehart, R. R. 12, who ; won a kitchen unit in the Vegetable Plate Preparation Contest last Noe 4 vember at Nappanee, Ind. ° A committee was appointed ree cently to plan a county vegetable
| plate preparation contest to be held
jn Indianapolis in = Septémber, Members of the committee are Mes dames Wisehart, Harold Daubenspeck; R. M. Brenton, Miss Berlin and A. A. Irwin, assistant county agriculture agent. The winner of this contest will represent Marion County in the state contest in No=vember. v Mrs. Anthony Ackerman, presie
‘| dent of the Association, will attend
the Home Economics School for” Women to be conducted in ‘the at the State Fair grounds Aug. 15 to 19. Miss Della Hemmer, Greencastle, will direct the school.’ The board of directors will meet :
Aug. ‘21 in the Federal Building,
Room 441. rehearsal. and luncheon
were ¢
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handicraft, ¢
The arrange «?
The Homemakers. Chorus Inet for! - | o'clock Pow morning at’ the noe
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