Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1940 — Page 22

PAGE 22 Legion District Heads Named By Mrs. Boyle

Mrs. J. S. Boyle, president of the Twelfth District Auxiliary to the American Legion, has announced

committee appointments which were ! |

ratified ‘at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary, They Include: Mesdames George O. Swaim, R. L. Lochry and G. IL Seybert, advisory board for the

American Legion Auxiliary recrea- |

tional center. Mrs. S. W, Sedberry, chairman; Mrs. Harry L. Ridgeway, | co-chairman, and Mrs. Henning! Johnson, Americanism. i Mrs. Arthur J. Miller, chairman; Mrs. Carl Boeldt, co-chairman, child welfare. Mrs. Harry Nahre, chairman; Mrs. Willard Thomas, co-chairman, and Mrs. W. W. Humbles, Boys’ School at Plainfield and Girls’ School at Clermont. Mrs. C. J. Ancker, chairman: Mrs. Ira M. Holmes and Mrs, Russell V. Sigler, colonial studies. Mrs. Fred C. Hasselbring, chairman; Mrs. James C. Ahern and Mrs. H. Ellis McCammon, community service. Mrs. John W. Carmick, chairman: Mrs. A. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Donald Davenport, constitution and bylaws. Mesdames G. A. Lawrence, D. D. Stowell, Edward Kookindoffer and F. L. Mumford, color bearers. Mrs. Henry C. Bracken, chairman; Mrs. Ivan Crouch and Mrs. William J. Shine, emblems, trophies and awards. Mrs. Charles Parker, chairman; Mrs. John F. Fairhead, co-chair-man, and Mrs. S. M. Harvey, embloyment; Mrs. Thomas H. Hughes. chairman; Mrs. Gladys Prebble und | Mrs. Gilbert J. Wildridge, financeaudit committee. Mrs. Glen E. Frey, . chairman; Mrs. Joseph B. Coull and Mrs. Russell Furr, juniors. Mrs. Connie Taylor, chairman; Mrs. George B. Poppa, co-chairman, and Mrs. Donald H. Smith, Knightstown Home.

Legislative Committee Named

Mrs. Guy O. Byrd, chairman; Mrs. Everett E. Lett, co-chairman, and Mrs. Fred E. Gifford, legisla- | tive; Mrs. Thomas A. Randall, chairman; Mrs. Wendell V. DeWitt and Mrs. Kurt G. Francke, member- | ship and year book. - Mrs. Minnie Riggs, chairman, Mrs. Leo Mahoney and Mrs. C. K. McDowell, memorial; Mrs. John A. Cejnar, music chairman; Mrs. William A. Bernauer, piano assistant; Mrs. Guy E. Heckman, voice; Mrs. Earl Burton, Protestant vesper services, and Miss Margaret Higgens, Catholic vesper services. Mrs. S. E. Eikenberry, chairman, Mrs. H. E. ‘Chenoweth and Mrs. ! Paul Hornaday, national defense; Mrs. Joseph W. Johnson, chairman: Miss Marie Schenk and Mrs. Helen G. Gallon, national news; Mrs. Marion F. Hinkle, chairman; Mrs. Willard S. Boyle, past president's parley. . Mrs. Harry S. Teitel, chairman, Mrs. Albert FPF. Trites and Mrs. James C. Carter, piano; Mrs. Merrill | Woods, chairman, Mrs. P. A. John- | son, co-chairman, and Mrs. Carl Bray, poppy; Mrs. Leon W. Kennerly, colored units. Mrs. Joseph F. Lutes, chairman, Mrs. Gus G. Meyer, co-chairman, and Mrs. Earl Finley, publicity; rs. Roul Cornelius, chairman, Mrs. Louis R. Markun and Mrs. Ernest Goshorn, radio. Mrs. Willard S. Boyle, chairman, Mecsdames John Paul

Ragsdale, | John Noon and Frank H. Woerner, | records; Mrs. V. E. White, chair- |

man, Mrs. Wilbur Bonifield, co- |

chairman, and Mrs. M. O. Fields, |

rehabilitation. Mrs. Hobart Weaver, chairman, | Mrs. Francis Anderson and Mrs. | - Clarence U. Knipp, resolutions; | Mrs. Grafton Anderson, chairman, Mrs. Charles Meyer, co-chairman, Mesdames Fred A. Gallagher, Vance Wilkinson and George Karl, scholarship and education of World War | orphans. | Mrs. Ralph M. McKinstray, social clearing house: Mrs. Paul Gastineau, chairman, and Mrs. Helen Grob, service sales: Mrs. Ralph E. Klare, chairman, and Mrs. Ray Pitcher, co-chairman,. ways and means.

Eva Craggs._ Heads Lodge

Installation: of new officers of the Indiana Degree of Pocahontas, auxiliary to the Improved Order of Red Men, closed the organization's annual meeting in the Claypool Hotel last night.

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The new “he-and-she” hat twosome idea seems a natural for the campus. - These undergrads wear identical pork-pie models. have saddle-laced crowns and colorful plaid scarf bands that are a

carry over from summer's popular 2 8 8

Blue-Gray Is Popular Hat Color; Wider Brims Are the Vogue

By TOM WOLF NEW YORK, Oct. 17 (NEA).—When discussion of winter attire for only one thing to do—buy a hat. lyou do, look for a carryover, only a .bit toned down, of the summer's tin, Orville Higgins, William McDon-

|sprightly colors, bands, and novelty straws.

men comes to a head, there's

Another bright idea, especially if your address is a college dorm, is the “he-and-she” combination. In this style twosome, HE buys a hat, and SHE can get a twin edition

which matches it exactly, except of course, for havihg more feminine lines. Many of these feature the bright, summery soft silk bands. Getting back -to the colorful aspect of the men’s fall headgear picture, it seems that manufacturers are following through on the outstanding feature of the summer hats— the popularity all over the country of the gay bands and numerous shades of straw that gave a welcome change from the conventional panama or sennitt. As a result, blue looks to he the post favorite to- swing down the stretch as the flying color-winner in the hat shade derby. Bowing to the naturally conservative taste of most men, many stores are playing blue-gray the:hardest, with the pronounced blues to place, blue-greens to show. bet, watch the tans, like covert and <haki. » n ” A SECOND development of im-

Mrs. Eva Craggs of Whiteland was installed as great prophetess by Mrs. Anne Runk of Dayton, O. a representative of the Great Incohonnee, national executive body. Other new officers who were elected yesterday are Mrs. Dessa Klotz, Ft. Wayne, great Pocahontas; Mrs. Jennie Hart, Terre Haute, great Wenonah; Mrs. Leon Edleman, Anderson, great Minnehaha; Mrs. Bertha Green, Indianapolis, oreat keeper of records; Mrs. Alta ‘Crouch. Connersville, great keeper of wampum, and Mrs. Mary Metz, Shelbyville, great trustee.

House Mothers Named House mothers for the five fraternities on the Butler University campus have been listed by the Men’s Council office, according to Dr. Henry G. Nester, chairman.

- House mothers of the various organ- |

jzati are Mrs. Grace Smaltz, Ban Delta; Mrs. Frances Brecount, Lambda Chi. Alpha; Mrs. Bessie Shaefler, Phi Delta Theta; Mrs. G. N. Roach, Sigma Chi, and Mrs. Ora wingfield, Sigma Nu. er ——— li leer

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a a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘He-And-She’ Hat Twosomes

Showers Honor Three Fall Brides-to-Be

Showers are claiming the attention of young women soon to -become brides. Miss Mary Jane Shafer, whose marriage to L. Nicholas Summers will be Nov. 8 in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will be honor guest at a personal shower given tonight by Mrs. J. O. Harris, assist-

merman. Guests with the bride-to-be will include her aunt, Mrs. E. L. Shafer; the bridegroom-to-be’s mother,

Woerner, William Stout, M. Turpin Davis and J. P. McCreary and the Misses Kitty Lou Fitzgerald, Nancy Socwell, Marian Blackley, Geupel and Marjorie Swope. On Sunday afternoon, Miss Betty Wysong and Miss Martha Moore will entertain at Miss Wysong's home with a bathroom shower for Miss Shafer. Attending will be Mesdames Harris, Paul Dolzall, Donald A. Morrison Jr., Francis Carrell and Robert Jones of Goshen, Ind., Misses - Dorothy. Wehling, Ellen Hamilton, Jean Rau and Virginia Klingler. : Mrs. Davis will have a kitchen gadget shower at her home next Wednesday afternoon for Miss Shafer. 8 8 &

Miss Lucille Barry and her mother, Mrs, Charles R. Barry, were hostesses recently at a personal shower for Miss Norma Virginia Conder whose marriage to Richard Gerald Kelleher will be Saturday morning in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Guests were the mothers of the betrothed couple, Mrs. Croel P. Conder and Mrs. Robert E. Kelleher; Mrs. Mary O’Neil, Mrs. George Q. Biegler Jr. and Misses Jean Kelleher, Doris and Helen Ellis and Jeanette Barnett.

EJ 4 EJ Honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given tonight by Mrs. Jack McClarey and Miss Maude Cromlich will be Miss Virginia Cromlich whose | marriage to Willard Sutton will be Oct. 25 in the Mt. Pleasant Christian Church. Guests will be Mesdames Charles Cromlich, Lewis Sutton, Roy Mar-

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lald, P. B. Wilson, Joseph Werner, | Charles Schaefer, William Moody, portance is the advent of the so- For) MeClosesy: Margaret Boehm, eoosh ” elen Poehler, Lawrence Stewart nds. o ? called “mis-mach” bo 8 in Ernest McCleerey and Edwin WerHighlighted blends include browne. 354 Misses Lucille Michaelis, on green, brown on gray, taupe on Neva Templeton, Martha Willey, tan, and green or blue on the tans| Cecel and Clarice McCleerey, Lucille and browns that are fall favorites| 8nd Betty Cromlich, Norma and year in andl year out-this year be- Naomi Jarvis and Rose and Jane ing no exception.

Bales. Another color contrast is seen in contrasting felt bindings. One smart number is of covert-colored felt with dark band and light brimbinding. Tab this one for the campus. In band materials, grosgrain holds its popularity, but there are plenty of cords, wool bands, and other novel effects. The vogue for wider brims goes on apace. Some, youll find, are one-eighth of an inch wider this year than last. If the style boys keep up this widening business, they'll have us all wearing sombreros. - One word of warning. Clothes may make the man, but no hat alone, no matter how suave, will. Take a look at all your suits, and buy your hats to go with them.

Masonic Home to Get Canned Goods

Irvington Chapter 364 of the O. E. S. will hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m. Monday in the Irvington Masonic Temple. Members will bring their annual contribution of canned goods, books and magazines for the Masonic Home in Franklin, Ind.

Social Meeting Scheduled |

Miss Kay Lyzott, president of the Indianapolis Junior Women’s Club, has announced a social meeting of the organization for tonight at 7:30 p. m. at the Woman's De-| partment Club.

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Jewish Juniors Meet Nov. 2

Duties of young American Jewish women during the present world crisis will be the basis for discussions at the Mid-Eastern convention of the National Council of Jewish Juniors to be held at the Hotel Lincoln Nov. 2 and 3. Miss Florence Slutzky, chairman, and Miss Dorothy Braun, .co-chair-man, are making local arrangements. i Meetings during the day on Saturday, Nov. 2, a banquet and formal dance Saturday evening and a luncheon Sunday will be attended by approximately 300 young women from Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. Mrs. Sultan Cohen is president of the Indianapolis Council of Jewish Women, which is assisting

with convention plans. Miss Mildred | .

Cohen is president of the local chapter of the Council of Jewish Juniors.

Camp Fire Girls

Block’s Announces Bridge Winners

Winners in the recent Block’s bridge forum are: 3 Section 1: North and south, Miss

Lillian Rose and Miss Virginia Laverty, first; Mrs. H. G. Thomas and Mrs. H. F. Bettman, second; east and west, Mrs. R. E. Moore and Mrs. J. T. Cracraft, first; Mrs. F. C. Lewis and Mrs. W. E. Smith, second. Section 2: North and south, Mrs. Donald Graham and Mrs. J. L. Becknell, first; Mrs. J. P. Dockter and Mrs. C. S. Hummel, second; east and west, Mrs. C. L. McClain and

Mrs. Gertrude Keller and Mrs. Nettie M. Kistner, second. Section 3: North and south, Mrs. R. C. Fisbeck and Mrs. Larry. Polson, first; Mrs. C. A. Fredeking and Mrs. W. 1. Seal, second; east and west, Mrs. L. V. Rawlings and Mrs. W. J. Hanlon, first; Mrs. Vernon Warner and Mrs. Merle C. Huckleberry, secéhd.

Fish Fry Is Tomorrow

The Our Lady of Lourdes Social Circle will sponsor a fish fry in the church auditorium tomorrow evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Cards will be played during the.evening. Mrs. Peter Specht and rs. Thomas

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Dorothyann Young To Be Wed Tomorrow

The marriage of Miss Dorothyann Young, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Robert C. Young, 19 N. Kealing Ave., to Gilbert McCallie will take place at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Fairview Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Virgil D. Ragan officiating. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCallie, 942 N. Olney St. Miss Young has chosen Miss Jean McCallie, sister of Mr. McCallie, as her maid of honor. The bride-to-be’s brother, Robert FP. Young, will be best man,

Sew This Week

Mrs. Russell B. Steinhour, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls, has announced the opening of two beginning sewing classes for local girls this week.

Both classes will meet at the Fountain Square Singer Sewing Machine Co., 1109 Shelby St., with Mrs. Pauline Johnson in charge.

One series will be given tomorrow|

from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. and another each Saturday morning from 9:30 to 11 o'clock. Reservations are to! be made at the local Camp Fire office, 42 Union Trust Building. The Wacanyakimi Group, under the direction of Mrs. Richard Clark, spent last week-end at Camp Delight and the School 43 Blue Bird group, led by Miss. Joyce Hesler, was at the camp Saturday.

Good Will Service Club to Lunch

The Good Will Service Club will hold a covered dish luncheon at

12:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Samuel L. McCormick, 4976 W. 15th St. | Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. William J. Burden and Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Eric Melaun will give| a report.

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