Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1940 — Page 26

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Several Parties Arranged In Hohot

Of Mary Jeanne Smith and Fiance

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MISS MARY JEANNE SMITH and Robert ‘M. Langsenkamp. will be honor guests at a dinner tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club given by Miss Smith’s

brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Smith - ~ Jr., and her sister, Miss Martha Louise Smith. Miss

Smith and Mr. Langsenkamp are .to be married at 10

- 4. m. Jan; 4 in 88S. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Guests tonight. with the betrothed couple’ will be Mrs. J. Albert Smith, mother of the bride-to-be; Mr. Langsenkamp’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Langsénkamp Sr. .; Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Langsénkamip Jr., Robert E. Sweeney Jf. Thomas J. Umphrey and Robert E. Kirby, ‘and Charles Brown. Mrs. Frank Crush is to have a a licon-bridee tomorrow af the Athletic Clib for Miss Smith. -Attending with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mr. Langsenkamp’s mother will be Mesdames Smith Jr., Kirby, Lena Mueller, Gretchen Mueller, Watson Brigham, J. A. Spalding; Langsenkamp Jr., John A, Hook and August Hook, Miss Martha Louise Smith and Mis. Jack Hurd and Miss Ann Armstrong, ~ Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney Jr. will entertain with a buffet. supper Sunday for Miss Smith. and Mr. Langsenkamp at Mr. Sweeney's parents’ home. A cocktail party will be given for them before the Notre Dame Club Dance Dec. 26 by Mf, and Mrs. Umphrey, and the bride’s mother will give the bridal dinner at the Athletic Club the evening of Jan. 3.

Classes For Junior Horsemen" 's. Show Listed

TEN CLASSES appear -on the program for the Junior Horsemen’s Association show af 7:30 p. m. today in the flew show horse barn at the State Fair Grounds. : A hunter horsemanship ‘class will open the program, followed by open hunter, horsemanship for riders under 12 years of age and livery classes. Other classes will be three-gaited, park horse, hunter haék, horsemanship for fiders over 12 and undér .16 years of age, bareback horsemanship dnd horsemanship for riders over 16 and undér 22 years of-age. Alex Metzger, a member of the executive committee of the Indiana Saddle Horse ‘Association, will act as announcer and James McNutt III will be ringmaster. ‘Ab Metzger, Junior Horsemen's president, is general chairman for thé shaw, assisted by Miss Patricia Doud, vice president. They, with Miss Sally Stokely, form the prize - committee. Misses Betsy Veit, Georgia White, WPirginia Spiegel and Carolyn Crom are members of the grounds committee and Miss Nancy Hoke is in charge of decorations, Misses Cynthia Test, Ruth Bradley , and Alice Boozer are on the refreshments committee; Miss Marilyn ' Richards and Miss Ann Cantwell, secretary and treasurer of the Junior Horsemen, handle entries for the show, and Miss Marlou Hyatt was publicity chairman.

' Out-of-Town Groups to Attend Concert

SEVERAL out-of-town groups will attend the Children’s Concert of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Murat Theater, with Fabien Sevitzky directing. * The groups will arrive in chartered busses. For the past two years Franklin has been represented by numbers of school children. This year 150 reservations have been made through the Women’s Unit of Franklin with Mrs. Carlton Shuck as chairman, Two new state units have made arrangements for their young people to hear the concert. Martinsville, under the direction of -

80 miles from Indianapolis is sending 35 students under the supervision of Mrs. Paul J. Keck, unit chairman of the Women's com- ‘ mittée there, . Plainfield will be represented ‘by 45 children and Columbus by over 50. Grade and high school groups from nearby schools, including New Augusta and Southport, will send students as will such special schools as the Blind School and thé Roberts School for Crippled Children, private schools and county consolidated schools.

Dinners to Precede Junior Assembly

Entertaining at dinner tonight before attending the Junior Assembly dance at the American United Life Insurance Building ballroom will be Miss Suzanne Littell, daughtér of Dr. and Mrs. J. Jerome Litfell, ‘ Her guests at the Crows’ Nest home" of her parents will be Misses Sally Eaglesfield; Ava Saunders Davis, Ann Spiegel, Evelyn Hitz and Ann Amelia ‘Marmon and Jack La ‘Follette, Edward Stephenson, Ned Merrell, Gene McCormick, Richard West, Sandy Taggart and Frank Johnson. v D. A. K. Club members will have a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club before the :dance. Members are Charles Ness, John Dittrich, Clyde Rockwood, Ted Evans and William Lodwick. Their guests will be Misses Jane Williams, Joan Denham, Margaret Fish, Lois Hilkene and Patsy Bishop.

Corpse Club Dance Is Dec. 28 oo

e annual dance of the Corpse Club will bé Deéc, 98 dat the Columbia Club. The club is composed of studénts of Park School and Shortridge High School. dance chairman, assisted by James Murray Jr., treasurer, and John D. Gould, secretary.

Other committees for the event are: James Barnes, James Jeffrey - :

and Robert Cooley, invitations; William Hanley, Carl Lieber and Eddie Dunn, advertisement, and Thomas Binford, James Cunningham, Henry Tinney and Steve Terry, floor committéeé.

Southern Club's Decorating Committee Discloses Plans

SINCE FIREWORKS are an intrinsic part of a Southern Christthas, the ‘decorating committee for the Southern Club’s annual Ghristmas party next Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club has been busy for weeks making pin wheels, sky rockets, giant cannon ckers and tiny bunches of penny firecrackers. Thése will be = on thé tables with sprays of holly, poinsettids, sparklers and ax. Messrs, and Mesdames J. Frank Cantwell, H. Emory Thomas, Serge Wheldon and Thornton Sterrett form the decorations come ttee.. They also have planned a Christmas tree decorated with gerbréad men, popcorn and cranberry strings and lace paper as in: old-fashioned style. During the dinner hour Jac Broderick’s danceér$, in Southern cbsturdies, will present a pageant of dances. The Hallelujah Quar-

tte, singing English carols, will close the program which is to be .

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JANE JORDAN

i DEAR. JANE JORDAN-—I have been running with & crowd of foys for five months and all of a sudden they stopped coming to gee me. ‘There was one boy whom I went with for fivé motiths who id he liked mé better than gny other girl. Three weeks ago he ad a date with another girl and hds gone with her sincé lédving ® fiat. : “The last date he had with me he was as swell as they gomé. He never came back to explain why. I told him if he ever anted t6 quit going with me to come back and tell me so. Well ¢ didn’t. One of the boys says hé is crazy about. this girl and I avén't @ charicé of getting him .back. I don’t think I've hurt his élings. He said I was too young for him and that. he wouldn't go ady with ahy girl. I would always get jealous when he went on gnother date. { Would it be all right for me to write him a friendly letter and k him to comé over and tell me what I've done and if he doesn’t e me anymoré we cén dt ledst be friends. I'd rather be friends d have him comé and seé me once in a whilé thdn not to come at 1, for Ido lové him terribly. Mother likes him dlso dnd can’t underd his actions. Shé agrees we can be good friénds if no moré. I ould like to go back with him and havé a daté once a wéék or

ce every two weeks. I'd do anything to gét Jim back #nd have . im like me as he uséd to. If I could find out How hie feéls maybe

e could reason it out and get bdck together. ce we. split up. ss 2 = soma

ve beeri ill ever Li B.-

Answer—It won't do. you a bit of good fo call thé boy back ara :

isk him to account for his behavior, In fact it will do you hérm, for boys hate to reason out their émotions and explain their dctions,

ey abhor Jong personal conversations with the girl whom they

eft behind. After all from the boy's viewpoint théré is nothing to

$xplain. ‘Hé told you he didn’t want to tie himself down to oné gifl. He saw an-

He wasn’t as involved in your friendship as you are. Bther girl whom he ‘fancied and since he Wwasi’t tiéd to you he wént fter her. To him it is all. very simple dithougn it seéms complicated to you. i When a lové affair breaks up it always i hdrd on thé onié wh s left. But don’t hang on. Don’t write. You maké yourself burden-and & nuisance. It is extremely distdstéful to & man to be ursted by a girl who no longer engages his fancy. flattered he is merely irritated. Her stock drops to #6ro in his ges “when she begs: for his society. “Don’t 1ét ‘one boy's. desertion en the most r girls lose a boy friénd here -and théré, It ; Just thit they nt ake it as hard as you do for théré dré so any others to také the place of the 6nés who fall by the wayside,

destroy your belief in yourself,

you. must look for another boy to replace the fickle young man who

run off with a new face. You meet new boys by going wit the vd does, by cultivating Tour girl fiends later someone introducés you to 10 bé with.

crowd, doing whit the

& néw boy beraus

Herman Kothe Jr. club president, is .

: and introduce Mrs.

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Instead of

By being friendly. te de al,

and a breakfést tomorrow,

the club is Mrs. Margaret Trombley

Mrs. M. J. Springer was to introduce the speaker and Mrs. E. C. Rumpler was to offer a prayer for peace, - Decorations chairman was Mrs. lee Reed. The luncheon committee was composed of Mesdameés S. W. Downing, A. H. Warne, G. E. Kemper, Norragn Loomis and Albert Michel.

LADY ABERDEEN ARTISTS CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB! will give a breakfast togiorrow morning at 10 o‘clock for children at the Wheeler. Rescue Mission. Mrs, Mildred Jarvis; program chairman, has named Mrs, Albért Schillinger. general chairman for the] breakfast. Mrs. Edna Price will. distribute gifts. ‘

Mrs: ‘Othiniel Hitch, 5146 Naple

|Lane, will entertgin members of the

MAGAZINE CL tomorrow at a Christmas party. Mrs. Charles H. Smith and Mrs. Marie Rogers will assist hér, “Christmas in Other Lands” will b& described by Mrs. C. T. Austin.

Talks by Mrs. George Hart on “Islés of Bali and Celebes” and by Mrs..Eugéne Thompson on “From Bornee to Java” will be given tomorrow at a Christmas party plained by ANGLO-INDIA CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY “CLUB. A gift exchange will follow a 1 o'clock

Missés Sara and Frances Henzie, 1901 N. New Jersey St. .

Miss Ruth Madckey is in charge of thé buffét supper to be held at 6:30 p. m, Monday by the WOMAN'S ATHLETIC CLUB. The ofganization’s board of directors will complété plans for Christmas charity work, which will include clothing two children and distributing food and toys. Board members are the Misses Mackey, Mary Ball, Roxie Deranian, Mark Aikman, Pearl Hatton, LaVerne Phillips, Mary Wilcox, Gertrude Corydon, May Bente, Betty McMahon and Helen Wallin and Mesdames Macel Haney, Eugene Duenweg; John A. Lyons and Lee Oldfield.

The anti) Christmas party of the. ISLE OF CAPRI CH INTERNATION AL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB, will be held Wednesday at

~ | the Business and Professional Wom|en’s Club, 1101 N. Delaware St. Mrs,

Rudolph ' Roller will be - special guest. ©: Mrs. Ralph Linder - will preside ‘Bernice Van Sickle, who will speak on “Cruising Through the East Indies.” Mrs. Jack Thurston and Mrs. Edwin: G. Baker will be: hostesses.

Thé FEDERATED RESEARCH CLUB of Mooresville will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Alpha Farmér for an oper: forum séssion. Mrs. Miriam Hughes will speak on “Religion in the Family” and Mrs. Alvin Scott will review a chapter on man’s energy system from “Mental Elealth” (Howard-Patry). A. diseussion of “Preparing the Child for Christmas” was held by HAWTHORNE KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS’ CLUB yesterday. New Charles A. MeComas, président, and Mrs. Francis H. Krieg, corrésponding secretary.

On Program

_ Photo Craft Photo. Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth (above) will read “Christmas Substitute” tomorrow at thé Garden Study Club's lugcheon at the Columbia Club. Jarhes Tretton ‘and Mrs. Frederick Troeger will be hostesses. Miss Julia Mehergan will present. a .mtisical :

; G1 ests in. be Mésdamies

lunchéon at the home of the]

Mrs. Othniel Hitch to Entertain Magazine Club Tomorrow; Woman's Lecture Club Meets

Christmas events: planned, by local clubs include a luncheon today

The WOMAN'S LECTURE CLUB of Indianapolis was to open the year’s program at 1 o'clock today with a Christmas luncheon at the Women’s Department Club. First Indiana lgcturer to be présented by

Gerard, who was to peak following

today’s luncheon on “Look! What's in Your Hands.”

Jordan Dance Is Thursday

The Student Council of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music announces that the annudl Christmas dance for students will be held Thursday night at thé Riviera Club. This is the closing social event at the Copiservatory beforé the Christmas vacation period begins. Joseph Zinkan, the council president, is in charge, assisted by James Bowers, Miss Mary Louise Houk and Kenneth Hughes. Chaperons will be Miss Ada Bicking, Conservatory director; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hedley, Mr. and Mrs Rendto Pacini and Miss Eiléen Pos- & ton ‘and Charles R. Scheuring. Nick Craciunoiu and his orchestra will play for dancing from 9:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. mi.

Ieaders Named By Girl Scouts

Investiture services this week for

training course for Intermediate leaders given by thé Girl Scout

Council of Indianapolis; The course, which had been held at the Girl Seout Little House, has included direction in crafts, program planning, badge work and outdoor detivities, combined with actual troop service. Miss Wilma. Lang, who superviséd the training, was assisted by Mrs. Marvin Cirle, commissioner of the local counéfl. Mrs. C. F. Voylés spoké on the Little House and its use to troops, Mrs. Melvin 'Dorbecker discussed craft activities and Mrs. Raymond Smart . explained the badgé program. Those who finished the traihing and their (assignments dre: Mrs. Harold Enders, leader of a new troop at School 20, assisted by Mrs. W. F. Bain: Miss Caroline Kendall, assistant leader of Troop 42, which meéts at the Hawthorne Community Center; Mrs. Mildred Long, assistant with Troop 68, Church of the Advent; Mrs. Paul H, McDowell, leader of Troop 30, School 43; Mrs, W. J.,McMahan, assistant leader of Troop. 41, Emerson United Bréthren Church, Mrs. Dorothy Nolté, assistant with Troop 10, Spéedws ay School; Mrs. Floyd Simpson, leader of Troop 74, School 7; Mrs. Nora Smith, assistant leader of Troop 2, Downey Avenué Christian Church; Mrs. Walter Summa, leader of a new troop which meets at the Heath Memorial Church, and Mrs. C. P. Bernhart, unassigned. Others who compléted the course are Mrs. D. F. Heath, Franklin, and .\ Mésdames Pleas Greenlee, Faye Jackson, Aletha Perkins, Kathryn Gore, Joseph Showers and Richard Showers, Shelbyville. " Training for pérsons interested in beconiing léaders of Brownie, Intermediate or Senior troops has béen arranged for in & new winter course announced by Miss Lucille Cannon, local Girl Scout diréctor. All cotirsés will be held at the Little House and will consist of eight meetings. Thé Erownie course will bégin

_|Jan. 13 and will meet from 9:30 to

11:30 a. ni. on Mondays andl Thursdays. The Intermediate course will start Jan. 14 and will meét Tuésdays and Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 will meet on Monday and Thursday a: m. The course for senior ledders evenings fromb 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.

Group to Wrap Gifts For Kentucky School

Mrs. Walter M. Titus will entértain members of Pi Lambda Theta, national ‘educational sorority, this 124 N. Denny St.

A Christmas arn and wrapping of gifts f e Pifié tain Sehool of ey will be Gilded in the Stentgs detirities. ;

evening at hér home,

tities adi ei Frown Air Br BE oo Sper pickup=special de ivety; Just ghonsiis

new leaders énded the second fall

business mieetings. The party and pitehin suppér Monday

Mrs. Frank Wood Jr. is chairman of the entertainment comimittée, assisted by the Missés Lloyd, Margaret Conner, Martha Louisé Boyd and Josephine Bennett.

The annual Christmas dinnér of INDIANA ALPHA CHAPTER, DELTA THETA CHI, will bé held at 7:30 o’tlock Monday évening at Holly Hock Hill, Mrs. Charles Smith is in charge, assisted by Mrs. Harold Townsend and the Misses Urith Kennard, Irene Moore 4nd Marie Mitchell. Following holiday charity plans and a gift exchange, membets will present a Christmas program, The story of the Nativity will be read by Mrs, Max Hofméistér and thé Misses Moore, Martha Macklin and Helen Wallin, Mrs, Max Moss will give a Christmas reading and prayers will be said by Miss Charlotte Wehmeiér dnd Miss Francés English, The group will sing Christmas hymns and carols.

GAMMA CHAPTER OF OMEGA CHI SORORITY will meet at 8 o'clock tonight with the Misses Betty and Dorothy Ressler. Plédgés are invited to the business mééting, which will include plans for a Christmas party.

Preliminary initiation ceremonies will be held Monday by BETA CHAPTER OF BETA THETA 30RORITY. Miss Norma Bunce wil be hostess.

Pen Women to Meet At Athletie Club

Indiana members of thé Nations! League of American Pen Womeén

in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for their annual ‘Christmas lunchéon, The hostess committee will consist of Mrs. L. DD. Owens, chairman, Mrs. Fréd L. Pettijonn and Miss Myrtle Johnson. A program includitig Mrs. Willigm F. ‘Rothénburger’s original Christmas story, “Sweet Odors of Yuletide,” and music by the Technical High School double string quartet will follow a business meeting. Mrs, Oliver Guid will préside.

Anderson College: Choir to Sing Here The Jian gel énbit of Lhe G son Collége dnd al’ nary, directéd by Theme Clausen, will appédf in & hrists mas program at 7:30 p.m. Suna at the North Side Church of Prof. Clausen will be soloist and the Anibassatdor Malé Quigrtet will sing. No admission chargé will bé

made for the concert which is opefi to the public,

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Alpha Chi Atma Club 1 to Hold Christmas Party Monday; “0 Delta Theta Chis Plan Dance

Indianapolis sorority chapters are planning Christmas paities and ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALUMNAE CLUB will hold a Christmas

Evelyn Lloyd, 4001 Céntral Avé. An exchange of gifts and other Christmas entertainment will follow a brief biiSinéss meeting,

will meet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow

at 6 o'cloék in thé home of Miss

Nurses Alumnae Group to Dance

The Methodist Hospital Nurses’ Alumnde Associdtion will hold a Holidays dance Saturday evening, Dec. 21, in thé Columbia Club.| Mrs. Hélen Key Hdovér is chairman and Miss Nina Snyder is cochairman, 4 Other members of the committéeé planning the dance are Mrs. Mértha Standford and the Missés Bdna DeBruler, Genevieve Lowe, Mir< aret Gideon, Burris MecKinnéy, {iby Hauser, Cleméntine Lopér, Priscilla Mitchell and Mary Walker.

Mrs. Sieber to Entertain

Mrs. W. R. Sieber will give her annual Christméds party for 6 her voite pupils at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at her home, 402 W. Maple Road: There will be a musical program by

“son of Mrs. Elle

1. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Scogland have announced the engagément of their daughter, Beérnddétte, to E gene A. Farrell, Farrell. The wedding will be Jan. 18 at St. Thomas Aquinas Church. (Photoréflex Photo.)

2.. Miss Patricia Roesch’s én-

gagement to Morey J. Doyle of son of Mr. and-

River Forest, Ill, Mrs: A. J. Doyle, has been &nnouticéd by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Roesch. The wedding will be in the spring, Miss Roesch attended Marian Collége aug Purdue University. She is a me bér of Phi Mu Sorority. Mr. Doyle is a graduate of Purdue and af-

filiated with Phi Kappa Fraternity.

(Porter Photo.)

8. R. P. Carter announces the marriage of his daughter, Mrs. Bina Oarter Carlin, to ‘Merrill Wooley, son of Mrs. Michael n. The wédding was Oct. 25 in Louisville. | Mr, and Mrs, Waoleéy are at home at 1723 N. Meridian St. (Moorefield Photo.)

4, Miss Jeanette Fickle will be married to Doral Hill, son of Mrs. Carrie Walter, Logansport, torior= row in St. Paul's BEpiscopal Church. (Photoreflex Photo.) 5. Mrs. Donal F. Manning was Miss Ruth Hiefling before her marriage Nov. 20. 6. Miss Margaret Shuck wads married to Fred W. Sunderman Jr. Nov. 29. The bride is the daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Shuck. Mr. Sunderman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Sundérman.

the pupils and a gift exchange.

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Marriages Are Announced

: Marriage announcements appeag. with a shower for a bride-to-be in* today’s nuptial notes. Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Payne, 1708. N. Rural St., announce the marriage * of their daughter, Mary Kathryn, to Joseph A. Price Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph A. Price of Ine dianapolis. The ceremony was read by the Rév Fr. Hilary Meny Nov. 29 in the rectory of St. Philip Neri & Church. A reception at the home of the bride’s parents followed the ceree mony. Out-of-town guests, at the Wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Payne, St. Louis; Mr, and Mrs. Deénhis Aeling, Mr, ‘and Mrs. Earl heres. Mrs. Sophia Payne and Mrs. Elizabeth Bary, Brazil. » ‘Miss Dorothy Stare, daughter of. Mrs. Mdy Starns, 1009 Villa Ave, bécameé the bride of Harold Onan, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.' Onan, 1148 Dawson St. in a cere= mony at 4 p. m. Wednesday. in the : rsonage of the Victory Memorial fethodist Church ; The Rev. R. G. Skidmore office: ated. ‘The cup was attended by Mr. and Mrs, Kénnéth C Volpp. Mr, and Mrs. Onan will bé at home at: 1028 Dawson St. aftér Dec. 25. Rea BF LR Mrs. Joseph F. Duffy, assitted pa 4 her mother, Mrs. Otto Russell, will J entertain tonight. at Mrs. Russell's * home, 6055 EB, Washington St. for. Miss Elaine Everhart. The party will! bé a pantry shower. Miss Everhart, daughter of ‘Mr: and Mrs. C. Everhart, 1317 N, Déarborn St., will become the bride of David Lester Fox, son of Mr. aa. Lester D. Fox; én ‘Dec. 22 in the First Reformed Churéh. : Attending the shower tonight with the bride-to-be will be Mes= dames Everhart and Fox, Rose’ Johnson, J. Ralph Johnson, Donald Lane, Earl Spiegel, Guy Moore, John" Craigie, Roy bert, Helen Egbert, : Carl Howe, Jack Salter, Donald: Sue Cora Johnson and J. F. Mee

Other guests will be Misses Lois Ever art, Ella Johnson, Rosemary: dhnison, Lucille and Mildred: {ons Eva Downey, Jane Howe, Dorothy Breedlove and , Dorothy:

Miller, x 2 '

Alpha Delta Pis to Meet ; The Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Cluh will have a Christrhas Party Tues-

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day at 7:45 p. m. at the home of-

Miss Ndonii Tevebaugh, 2823 Washe ington Blvd.

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