Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1941 — Page 5

Girls’ State. ‘Will Be Held June 14-21

Legion Auxiliary Is|S

Sponsoring Project

Leaders in charge of governmental activities at the first Indiana Girls’ State, to be held June 14 to 21 on the Indiana Central College Campus, met this morning at the World War Memorial to make. further plans under the chairmanship of Mrs. H. S. Teitel. The American Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring the

project, the first of -its kind in the |:

state. Members of the committee are Mrs. John K. Goodwin, president of the Indianapolis League of wom en Voters; Mrs. Frank Cox and Lester Smith, also representing t ” League; Miss Gertrude Thuemler,

dean of girls at Technical High|

School; Mrs. Guy O. Byrd, state legislative chairman of the Auxiliary; Mrs. S. E. Eikenberry 12th District national defense chairman; Mrs. Louise Yoypg of Crown Point, Indiana Auxiliary president; Mrs. Martha Turpin, political science teacher at Tech; Mrs. Helen Kun\drat of Ft. Wayne and Mrs. Pearl Lee Vernon of Martinsville, state Americanism chairman, and Mrs. A. 'H. Mitchell. Miss Thuemler is president of the project’s advisory board and will have charge of all activities during the session, assisted by Mrs. Turpin. She is also on the Butler University staff. ‘Mrs. Byrd will have charge of the daily newspaper to be published by the high school girls attending the State and Mrs. Eikenberry will teach government classes. The general chairman, s. Teitel, will preside at the opening session June 14. Girls registered from every part of the state include 137 juniors or seniors in Indi high schools; exceeding the original registration openings set at 125. More applications have been rejected because of lack of facilities. Service smile zations and fraternal and social associations are sponsoring delegates.

Party to Aid War Relief The White Cliff Depot of Bundles for Britain will entertain with a benefit bridge party at 2 p. m. Monday in the homes of Mrs. Louis Slicer, 5865 Guilford _Ave., and Mrs. Walter C., Kelly, 5859 Forest Lane. Mrs. Francis E. Cline will assist the

‘hostesses. Proceeds will ‘ purchase

materials for knitting and garments made by the group. Among patronesses are Mesdames John Alfred White, Alfred F. Meurer, W. B. Dripps, J. C. Arnold, J. E. Norris, L. C. True, George Brake and E. W. McIlvaine,

Married to Carl Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lewis. are en foute south by motor following their marriage at 9:30 o'clock last night at the home of the bride’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. James N. Firth, 2702 N. Talbot Ave. The bride was Miss Betty Firth. Mr. Lewis’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lewis, Danville. : Dr. Roy Ewing Vale officiated. The bride wore a navy costume with white gardenia corsage. Her matron of honor, her sister, Mrs. Russell Westfall of Evanston, Ill, wore a corsage of roses with ler powder blue suit-of light weight wool. Mr. Westfall was best man. The bride is a graduate of Indiana University and attended the New York Uhiversity Radio Workshop. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta and Theta Sigma Phi Sororities. of Indiana University and a member of Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity. Out-of-town guests with the bridegroom’s parents were Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Batton, Converse; Miss Lillian Firth, Detroit; Miss

Miss Betty Jane Campbell, Owensboro, Ky.. and Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Vedder, Redondo Beach, Cal.

Table reservations have been made hy Mesdames Harry Anderson, Robert Bromiley, L. A. Cain, C. Y. Cox, James Dinehart, William J. Goodwin, Maxwell Karabell, Paul Kettner, Gertrude Kyger, William J. McWilliams, C. F. Mitchell, J. W. Mull Jr, Arthur Newkirk, Burke Nicholas, R. P. Oblinger, Carl

Riviera Group Plans Frolic

The Riviera Club Boosters are

Patterson, J. E. Pyle, W. Clyde Raub, . Joseph R. Ryan, Roger Schaub, Ernest Spickelmier, William Spicklemire, H. M. Strauss, Dale Tumbleson, Chantilla E. White and A. C. Zaring.

Group Will Attend

Catholic Conference

Led by Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy, district president of the National Council of Catholic Women’s Indianapolis Diocesan Coutcil, a group y of local women will go to Bloomington Monday to attend a general meeting of the Indianapolis district. Other Catholic parishes in Central Indiana will be represented. . Response to a welcome by Mrs. M. Barry Doyle of Bloomington will be’ made by Mrs. George Evard of Indianapolis, district first vice president. Mrs. Murphy will preside at the afternoon meeting: and Mrs. ‘Joseph nley, district recording secretary, will read roll call. The meeting will follow 10 a. m. registration, a tour of the campus and a 2:15 p. m. luncheon in the university cafeteria. Board members will meet at 11 o'clock. The program will include talks on. study clubs and missions and a panel discussion on the confraternity of Christian doctrine by a Bloomington group. Opening and closing prayers will be made by the Rev. Fr. Leonard Wernsing and the Rev. Fr. August R. Fussenegger, both of Indianapolis.

Minstrel Show Set By Mothers’ Chorus

“The Lady Minstrels From Dixie” will be presented at 8 p. m. Wednesday by the Mothers’ Chorus of Joyce ilmer School in the school auditorium at 3400 N. Keystone Ave. The cast will include Mesdames Milliard Beckelhimer, Albert J. Emrich, Fred E. Coyle, Philip D. Gaines, Fred Roush, Clark J. Hardesty and Hetny W. Weiland. A “middy ensemble” will be composed of Mesdames Howard Garnett, Charles Wells, Gene Schick, Paul Lannerd, Richard Clark, Eldo G ner, -Corwin Theurer and Ralp Quigle, The chorus is directed by Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin. Mrs. E, C. Zaring is accompanist. Mrs. Orville Henry, : vielinist, and the Herman Rinne accordion ‘band will play. Proceeds will be used for the school’s piano fund.-

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Library Celebrates 12th Anniversary

Rauh Memorial Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library will celebrate its 12th anniversary Tuesday with an open house and a story hour. Visitors will be shown through" the library, formerly the home of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ’E. Rauh, during the open house period from noon to 9 p. m: . The story hour in the library’s gardens will begin at 3:30 p. m. with Mrs. Cecil Purcell, Mrs. Edith Griffin ‘and “Carrie E. Scott as guest story tellers. Miss trice Geddes, branch li‘brarian and the Misses Mary Cart“wright, Gladys Fitch and Frances

laying plans for their social event of the year, the dinner dance and Race Frolic’ Friday night, May 30, at the club. Raymond Cashon, president, has announced that all members of the club may attend if reservations are made before the dance. Members of the committee for the 7:30 p. m. dinner and dance are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, chairmen, and Messrs. and Mesdames D. J.° Zimmerman, Paul Whipple, - Clement Church, F. K, Klepfer, Ernest Ruddle and Ruben Barnes. The club's dining room will open formally on, May 30 and will be managed by Mrs. Glen Shaw this summer, Club activities soqn will include a dance tonight, open house and dinner tomorrow and ‘bridge parties Monday following invitational membership committee’s dinner. 4

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ornish to Talk

The: Cherokee Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the Indiana National Bank to hear Mrs. Melissa Jane Cornish speak on ‘Roaming Through the West Indies.”

Card Party Tomorrow The Ladies Auxiliary of the South Side Turners will sponsor a card party tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Turners’ Hall, Prospect and Alabama Sts. All games will be played.

Betty F irth [s =o——x

1. Mrs. Frederick James Harrold was Miss Rose mary Stout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stout, before her marriage May 10. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 2. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Schort announce the erigagenent of . their daughter, Thomas A. Bunch, son of Mrs. Elsie Bunch. The wedding will be June 29 in the Third Christian Church. Mise Schort was graduated from Butler University and the Jordan Conservatory of Music. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi and Phi Beta Sororities and Phi Kappa Phi, scholastle fraternity.

Mr. Lewis also is a ‘graduate

Mary Jane Firth, Jackson, ‘Mich.;}|

was graduated from Butler and is of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Wednesday. (Porter Photo.)

Methodist Church.

odist Church.

Helen V. Ellis Weds Today

Miss Helen Virginia Ellis was to become the bride of George Beamer Davis Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. George B. Davis of Greenfield, in a 3:30 p. m. ceremony today in McKee Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, 3720 N. Pennsylvania St., and Harry D. Ellis. The Rev. Stewart Hartfelter was to officiate at an altar behind which stood a lattice of greenery flanked by palms and floor vases of spring flowers. Miss Donna Alles, organist, was to play. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was to wear an apple green crepe frock in street length, a yellow hat, brown accessories gad a corsage of brown orchids. Her sister, Doris, was to wear pale yellow crepe, brown accessories and orchids. Mr. Davis’ best man was to. ‘be Sterling Mount and ushers were to be Robert Pickett and Harry D. Ellis Jr., brother of the bride. The bride's mother has chosen: a slate blue gown with which ‘she was to wear white accessories. and gardenias. Mrs. Davis’ navy dress alsb was to be worn with gardenias. ‘Assisting at the reception after the ceremony, at the home of the bride’s mother, were to be Misses Jeanette Barnett, Martha Schissel and Dorothy Durham; Mrs. Richard Kelleher, Miss Virginia Davis, sister of the bridegroom, and the bride's sister, Anita. After a wedding trip to Chicago the couple will be at home, May 26, at 1450 College Ave., Apartment 12, The bride attended Butler University where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Mr. Davis attended DePauw University and is an Indiana Law Schaal

graduate.

5. Miss Anna Lee and P. J. Reecc were matried May 10. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hurst announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Jean, to Jack R. Stowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Stowe. The wedding wi be June 27 in the Shelby Street: (Kindred Photo) * - 9. Miss Betty Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis P. Walters, will be married June 1 to Richard « Helm, son of Mrs. Dorothy K. Helm, Ft. Wayne. (R amos-Porter Photo.) ° 8..Miss Arlene Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fogg, Oak Park, Ill, will be married to Harlan Livengood, son of Mr. and Mrs. ©. M. Livengood of Covington tomorrow in the Broadway Meth-(Ramos-Porter Proto.) :

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3. A June 21 wedding will be that of Miss Dorothy Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ra‘ward Wagner, to Joseph P. Steiner, The ceremony will be performed in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel

4. Mrs. D. Carroll Reynolds before her marriage May 10 was Miss Thelma, Wycoff Williams, daughter of Mrs. Harley §, Hubbartt. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds will be at home at 4322 ' Winthrop Ave., after

(Ramos-Porter Photo)

Geraldine F itzGerald Is Engaged To Park Washburn Newton; Peggy Markey Names Attendants

Engagement announcements headline today’s bridal news. The engagement of Miss Geraldine Anne FitzGerald, Montclair, N. J. to Park Washburn Newton of Montclair, formerly of Indianapolis, has been announced. by her parents, Mr. and, Mrs, William J, FitzGerald

of Montclair,

Mr. Newton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. New-

ton, 5859 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis.

No date has been set for the wedding. Miss FitzGerald attended the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York and studied under & scholarship in the New York School of Professional Theater. She is active in musical and dramatic circles in Montclair. Mr. Newton, while living here, was active with local dramatic groups. o ”n 8

The engagement and approaching

marriage of Miss Peggy Markey to

Paul Seal of Brookville is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Markey, 2456 N. Meridian St. Mr. Seal is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Seal of Broekville, = The wedding will be at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, June 19, in $5. Peter and Paul Cathedral. ‘Miss Markey has chosen for her attendants a cousin, Miss Marjorie Sheridan, maid of honor; the Misses Wilda Newhouse and Mary and Helen Seal of Brookville, bridesmajds; the Misses Joan and Betty Litzelman, her cousins, as junior bridesmaid .and flower girl. Another cousin, Joseph Wade, will be ring bearer. Mr. Seal’s best men will be Joseph Schwartz, and the ushers; all of Brookville, will: be Omar Noy, Herbert and Norbert Burkhart. A miscellaneous shower will be given Sunday, May 25, by Miss Sheridan and Miss Ann Tondin at the Markey home, Mrs. James Wade, an aunt of the bride-to-be; will entertain for der on June,3 and later her cousins, Mrs. Perry Smith and Miss Arigie Baker, will give a party ® the latter's home. ; 9% 2 3 Misses Paula and Gerry O'Neill,

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assisted by Miss Rosemary Linder,

State Convention By ROSEMARY REDDING

“Stay on your particular job and do it better than ever before.” That's the kind of advice business and professional women the country over are getting from their leader during the present world crisis. She is Dr. Minnie L. Maffett of Dallas, Tex. The Indiana Business and Professional Women/s Club is a bit boastful that she has chosen to be with them today -and tomorrow at their state meeting as similar state conventions are being held the

at the organization's banquet in the Claypool Hotel.

quent trips to and from B. P.

on other advisory boards, are a part of her work—all this besides the “24 hours a day” she practices medicine in Dallas, Tex. She is “dead set” on discouraging

B. P. W. members. As she sees it, women in the Middle West ang West are quite as well inform world affairs as those on the

steadier job of thinking. If women should be conscripted in the United States<well, Dr. Maffett answers it this way for the women whom she represents: “ lish women have answered that effectively. There are 5 million of them already at work in war activities. Only: last month our own organization in England indorsed imobilization. American women would do no less when and if the need arises, although I hope it does not. I have already offered the serv-|

‘Stalker are in charge of the anniversary observance,

ices-of our organization to the Presi‘dent and the War 2.

J.|country over. She will speak tonight |

This and other meetings, plus fre ‘

national headquarters and service |§

hysterical and loose thinking among |

ern seaboard but do a calmer a

B. P. W. Leader Urges Sane Thinking in Crisis;

Opens at Claypool ehh

Dr. Maffett

Business and professional women are quite aware, she points out, that so many men being called into service, they. will be filling jobs in wider fields than ever before. This she said already is relieving the un‘employment pressure of “the last several years. As for the future, she says that will ‘depend upon: “where we ‘go from here.” She possibility of a larger standing in this country with®a —_ result ‘of employment for women. ‘She pointed out that a Ggvern-

ment. survey in 40 defense: pregue- 110

tion plants showed a large

of women already employed with places for more, The National Federation, she explained .has a fact-finding group which is aiding its member clubs participating in national defense in the following ways: (1) Analyzing what othér groups are doing” and suggesting co-operation with those groups; (2) co-gperating with the Council of Democracy in preparing booklets on how to think and speak on democracy; (3) preparing a pamphlet on the B. P. W. women’s work for democracy in her own community; (4) aiding in specific defense programs of clubs ande (5) gathering material for National Defénse Advisory Council's pamphlets on defense. - Helen Worden, feature writer of the New Ygrk World-Telegram and special writer for Scripps-Howard Newspapers, including The Times, will ‘speak tomorrow at the Tnternational Breakfast. . Officers will be elected today. “The nominating - committee presented the following slate this morning; Rose Boggs, Richmond, and Bonnell Souder, Auburn, for president; Susannah Fonner, Ft. Wayne, and Catherine Richardson, Jeffersonville; first vice president; Ona Mabel Kell, Princeton, and ‘Catherine Kessel, New Castle, second president; Bess Callahan, Terre Haute, and Mabel Ellis, Funtington, recordir | Garrett, and Reba Livingston, Rich, y | mond,

corresponding secr’ Clementine Mathes, “Beifc

, Governor Henry F. Sct

will entertain Monday evening for Miss Dolores Linder, whose marriage to Edward V. Bowman of Jefferson City, Mo., will be next Saturday in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. ' The dinner: and shower will be at \the Canary Cottage. The bride-to- 0d is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Linder, 820 E. Orarge. St., and Mr. Bowman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bowman, 1824 Park Ave. Guests Monday night will be Mesdames Linder, Bowman, Norris Cutshaw, William Milner Jr. Robert Biehl, Laverne Shewman and James Shewman; Misses Anna Sedler, Helen Noell, Lucille Seheurer, Dorothea “Redelman, Frances Filcer, Marie Pfarr, Sarah Robbins, Ellen Marie Hofmann, Grace Greenan and Marie Morgan. : vio <n ® 8

Mr. and Mrs. Ward P. Schermerhorn, 4217-E. 16th $t., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Leona Mae Losey, to Paul Lipps, son of Mrs. Lutie D. Lipps, 1735 Hall Place. The ceremony will be at 8:30 p. m. May 29 in- the East Sixleenth Street Onriiian Church, 2 = Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Renfrew, 420 N. Bosart Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Sara Louise, to Robert Allen Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen K., Wolfe, 344 N. Grant -Ave. The wedding will be May 30 in the home of the bride's parents. 8. Attendants Po her wedding to Dr. Raymond James Weldon next Saturday in St. Ann’s !Catholic Church have been announced by Miss Mar-

|tha Catherine Harmon, daughter of {Mrs Mary T. Harmon. i pective bridegroom is. the son of {Mrs. Pearl Weldon, 105 N Grant

The pros-

Ave, ., * Miss Mildred Thomas, a cousin of ‘the bride-to-be, will be maid of honor. Miss Catherine Gillispie will be bridesmaid, and a niece of Miss ‘| Harmon, Mary Patricia Harmon, will be junior bridesmaid. Her brother, John Harmon, will give the bride in marriage. Dr. Weldon’s Bliendums will be Edward Miller, - Wayne, best man; David F. nn Cincinnati, and James Weldon, ushers. Mrs. Joseph P. Harmon and Mrs. Clay Britton were to entertain today with a luncheon and linen shower at the Riviera Club for Miss Harmon. ;

couple were Mesdames William Weldon, John T. Thomas, £mil Claus, David N. Foltz, Carl W. Foltz, Mary Harmon, Bernard Smith, Nell McCarty, Patrick O'Connor, John Lyons, William Huffman, Helen Morris, - ‘Alexander Gregor, John Griener, Herbert Miller, Carl Suding, Eugene Bauman, Walter Basey, Edgar Diederich and Thomas Maley; Misses Helen Cook, Thomas, Gillispie and ‘Mary White. Miss Thomas, assisted ' by Ber mother, Mrs. John T. Thomas, and her sister, Mrs. Joseph C. McCarthy of Monrovia, will honor Miss I

secretary; Lilsh Gilbert, 1g

Speak ab Sodas “lwacheon. Ars Ann

lalternate.

|will be given by i

Invited guests with mothers of the|-

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Theta Alumnae To Honor Butler Scniors

Dinners honoring sorority members, who will be ;raduated from Butler University n¢xt month have been planned by alumnae and mothers’ groups.

GAMMA ALUMNAE of KAPPA ALPHA "THETA wi | give a dinner Monday evening at the chapter house, 825 W. Han pton Drive, to honor . the chapter: 11 graduating seniors. Installation of alumnae officers will ‘follow ti12 dinner. Mrs: Mary Keegan, hous: mother, is in charge of reservaticns. . Hofior guests wil! be Miss Helen Ruth Berry, Rushv ile; Miss Bar-

{bara Phelps, Kokon:); Miss Barbara

Keiser, Shelbyville. and the Misses Ruth® Hair, Marjore Glass, Mary Jane Hodge, Joan Schrader, Margaret McDowell, Janet Ingham, Eleanor Cook and .oan Pfarrer. Miss Betty DeGr lef will be installed as alumnae resident. Other new officers are Miss Katherine Lyzott, vice president; Mrs. Blanton Coxen, secretary, and Mrs. Guy Dixon, treasurer,

- A-dinner in the I’'opylaeum Monday at 6:30 p. mi will be. given by the ALPHA CHI OMEGA MOTHERS’ CLUE :0 honor graduating seniors. Th? tire Butler chapter will be gists. Mrs. John Benson is chairman of hostesses, assisted by M#s. Albert Mock and Mrs. H. G. Hays.

Mothers of DEI'"A ZETA SORORITY’S INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE will be special guests at a supper party Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Henry Schinidt, 5702 Pleasant Run Blvd. Assisting hostesses will - be Mesdames John Bolyard, Paul Griggs and Stanley Strohl. Mrs. Marian Sperry Keenan will give a book review, Miss Charlyn Murray is the new president of the :lumnae chapter. Other new officers elected recently for next year are Mrs. Bolyard, vice president; Mss. A. M. Romberg, secretary: Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemons, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Roesch Jr., Lamp editor and pub-. licity chairman; Iirs. George Buskirk and Mrs. Robert B. Berner, Panhellenic representative and alternéite; Mrs. Frark Miller, Seventh District Federation * delegate, and Mrs. Robert W. Platte, rush chairman.

Senior Girls of ‘ocal high schools who plan to ente: college next fall will be guests of CLUB of ALPHA GAMMA DELTA SORORITY at a iea from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. A musieal program will be given by members of ‘Eta Chapter at DePaiiw University. A buffet supper will open the Alumnae Club's m :eting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. B. Wilson, 5300 Bou!:vard- Place. Mrs. Merton Johnston will be the assistant hostess. Following the siipper, Miss Elizabeth Roberts, retiring president, will install new office;s: Mrs. Lytle J. Freehafer, presic: m Mrs. G. R, Douglas, vice pres dent; Mrs. Lester C. Peterson; secrifary 3 treasurer; Mrs. Norman A. Eeeson? editor, and Mrs. Wilson, Paiiaellenic representative with Mrs. H. E. Lohman as

An all-day outiiig to the MorganMonroe County state Forest today is taking the place of the monthly meeting» for INI IANAPOLIS ALUMNAE of DELTA PSI KAPPA SORORITY. Their guests will be members. of the active chapter.

The first of tairee rush parties lie DZAN SORORITY Monday at 6 p. m. in the Canary Cottage. Those in charge are Mrs. Geneva Welirel and the Misses Luella Barkalow Jorothy Jack, Bertha Evans, Beti:: Keeler, Dorothy Huse and Virginia Marlowe.

INDIANA "ALPHA CHAPTER lof DELTA THETA CHI SORORITY will meet at 7:4: p. m.. Monday in the World War Memorial to complete plans for ile state convention in Muncie next fiaturday and Sunday. Delegates vill be Mrs. Samuel Watson, Miss Hel:n Wallin and Miss Katharine Hickian and alternates will be Mrs. Jeroie Long, Miss Martha Davis and }liss Lola McCollum:

Defense Group Will

Bl Soonsor Discussion

The Women’s Division of the InWEI | daria Committe for National Defense will sponst. & panel discussion of “The United tes in the Present World Crisis at 1:30 p. m. Monday in: the

auditorium. : ' Mrs. Felix Vonnegut is chairman committe. Participating in|: the discussion will be John K. Ruck

pus, Who will | act as mod Irvine !

the ALUMNAE |

(retary;

eld War Memorial]

City | Hospital Will Graduate

150 Nurses

Baccalaureate Is Tomorrow

Senior week’ activities: of the In-

| dianapolis City Hospital School of Nursing begin tomorrow with the

baccalaureate exercises at Christ Church. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell will -deliver the baccalaureate. ser-

-|mon at & 4 p. m. service. The 1941

graduating class includes 50 resident students and 40 affiliate students from over. the state. Judge H. Nathan Swaim will talk’ on “Certified Christian Service” at Commencement Friday in the City

‘| Hospital Auditorium. Dr. George |? Kohlstaedt, president of the Board]

of Health, will present diplomas and certificates to ‘seniors, who: will be presented by Miss Beatrice E.Ger-

rin, dean of the School of Nursing.

Dr. Charles W. Myers, City Hospital superintendent, will preside. A special scholarship for general

- |excellence in obstetrical nursing

will be awarded by the City Hospital Auxiliary. of the Woman’s Department Club. Also on the program will be a brief talk by Mayor Regi- | nald H. Sullivan; an address by| Miss Ethel Kersey, graduating senior from Foster, O.; the invocation |g by the Rev. John P. McShane and

-| benediction by the Rev. Howard J.

Baumgartel; music by the nurses’ orchestra and choral club directed by Charles, Geyer. City Hospital ‘alumnae will be hostesses at a re-

. onion to follow in the nurses’ din-

ing Other mn ativities of the week will include Class Day exercises Wednesday at 3 p. m. on the South Lawn at the Nurses’ Residence and a dance Tuesday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club given by the City Hospital Alumnae Association. The Junior Class will entertain seniors at a dinner dance Thursday in the Marott Hotel. :

Students Listed

Diplomas will go to the Misses Martha Cubert, Ruth Gasaway, Mary Ellen Johnson, Betty Jane Long, Ileen Stuckey, Georgia Weaver and Margaret Wicks of Indianapolis; Miss Mary Jayne Pdpe and Miss Rosemary ‘Ayres, Portland; Miss Alma Hinter and Miss Lois Beck, Lebanon; Miss Ellen Bowers and Miss Virginia Carman, Ladoga; Miss Caroline Childers and Miss Maxine Smith, Hartford City; Miss Betty Jane Cunningham and Miss Mary Louise Brown, Logansport; the Misses Betty Dooley, Juanita and Maxine Johnson, Mooresville; Miss Lenore Mosier and: Miss Edith Rout, Bedford; Miss Mabel Atkinson, ‘Upland; Miss Mary Boatman, Mount Vernon; Miss Marjorie Brown, Carbon; Miss Doris Cobb, Shoals; Miss Ginevra Cooper, Veedersburg; Miss Dorothy Cory, Worthington; Miss Florence Cutshaw, Athens: Miss Viola Keylon and Miss Margaret Kritsch, Hagerstown; Miss Louise Kaup, Taylorville, Ill.; Miss Vesta Kuhn, Milroy; Miss Ona Long, Rochester; Miss Madelyn Masters, Kewanna; Miss Barbara McGuire, New Castle; Miss Bernice Meyers, Washington; Miss _Iris Monroe, Osgood; Miss Barbara Nickler, Goshen; Miss Theta Phillips, Fairbanks; Miss Mary Ragan, Danville; Miss Rheba Rayl, Russiaville; ‘Miss Ruth Robinson, Zionsville; Miss Evelyn Roush, Goodland; Miss Juana Marie Smith, Jamestown;' Mis§ Frances Webster; Switz City; Miss Janice ‘Younce, Peru, and Miss Mary Alice Voyles, Louisville. Certificates will be awarded to affiliated graduate students at the Bloomington Hospital School of Nursing, the Lafayette Home Hospital School of Nursing, the Good Samaritan Hospital Sehool of Nursing at Vincennes and the St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing at Mishawaka.

Club Observes 65th Year

8 The Women’s Auxiliary of the Athenaeum : Turners celebrated its 65th anniversary last night at a

banquet. Honor guest was Mrs. Kate Ulrich, the only living found-/ er. The ‘club has held monthly meetings since 1893, when the Athenaéum was built, and numbers 60 active members at present Mrs. Ulrich's daughter, Mrs. Carl B. Sputh; her grand-daughter, Mrs. John Hash, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Paul Ulrich, are also mempers of the Auxiliary. Mesdames Henry Moesch Sr., Bertha Otte, Ora Gough and Armin Graul have belonged for 50 years or more. New officers for the year are Mrs. Ernest Pflumm, president; Mrs. Andrew '‘Bicket, vice president; Mrs. Gertrude Schiss:l, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Steinecker, financial secMrs. George Beckerich, treasurer; Mesda. Olga Birk, Lena Peters and ris Karle, directors. Mrs. Bicket is in charge of the anniversary dinner, assisted by Mrs. Birk and Mrs. A. Wayne Murphy. 8 =x ® : Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh are co-chairmen for the "Athenaeum Turners’ ahnual May Wine Festival tonight at the Athenaeum. They have announced the ED iow.ro committees: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Mr. and Mrs. "Alvin Baer and Harold Riess, floor show; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PAumm and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vehling, music; Mrs. Olga Birk, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mueller and Mr.- and Mrs. Ray Zimlich, decorations; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eberhardt, Mrs. Andrew B. Bicket and Jack Messmer, publicity. Doc Grayson’s band will provide music for the 48th such banquet at the © Athenaeum, Tom Moriarty, strolling accordionist, also will be.on the program. Among reservations for dinner parties are those of Messrs. and Mesdames F. CC. Buddenbaum, K. L. Woodring, E. E. Pflum, Car] Bick, C. J. Karle, Carl Pranzler, Carl Stanbach, Godfrey Yaeger, I. R. W. Keen, Louis Hensley, George Farkus Andrew B. Bickett, W. P. Eggert Jr and William Schnorr, Dr. and Mrs. Sputh® and Mr. and Mrs, Donald MeCalmels of Avon..

Luncheons, guest days and ‘card parties appear on the women's club calendar for Monday and Tuesday of next week, The INDIANAPOLIS PARLIA«

MENTARY LAW CLUB will hold

an installation of officers and hear annual reports Monday at a . m. Bijairiess meeting. follow 12:30 o'clock luncheon in the ls of Mrs. Carl Bruenger, 4041 E. 42d St. Mrs. John Downing Johnson will speak on “What Have We Learned This Year?” The’ “hostess

will be assisted by Mesdames Tr

liam E. Tinney, Charles PF, Voyles and H. P. Willwerth.

Mrs. Anne Porter Pangborn, aa Washington Blvd., will ‘be hostess for the MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB’S annual guest day Monday 3ternonn,

A tour of the Technical. High

School wild flower garden will follow.a Monday buffet luncheon for NEOPHYTE GARDEN CLUB meme bérs at the home of Mrs. Robert W, Mannfeld, 5205 E. Washington St. Mrs. George A. Schumacher will talk on “Iris Is Easy to Grow” on a program that will include a dise play ef -garden' information sources, Poll C. F. Cox will lead the garden our

The CHILDREN'S: SUNSHINE CLUB OF SUNNYSIDE is giving a _ spring card party at 2 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ auditorium, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Otis ' Care michael. Her assistants are Mrs. Frank Bird, tickets; Mrs, John Hampton, table prizes; Mrs. Harry, German, door; Mrs. Harry Herrell, candy; ‘Mrs, Curtis Burke, tallies and cards; Mrs. Lynn Adams, special prizes. Mrs. A. J. Clark, president, has announced that the

club recently installed new cubicles

for children at Sunnyside - Sanatorium.

Miss Lola Conner will review “Abraham | Lincoln, the Prairie Years” at the IRVINGTON WOMAN’S CLUB guest day Monday in the home of Mrs. Lewis J. Wood, 28 S. Irvington Ave.

Hostesses| for a birthday dinner! given by CHAPTER G, the P. E. Q. SISTERHOOD, Monday at 6:30 p. m. at the Maple House, 5657 E. Washington St., will be members of the program committee, the Misses Anna Kellum, Reeta Clark, Louise Braxton and Grace. Wood.

The. CARNELIAN CLUB will meet Monday for a noon luncheon, business meeting and bridge at the Sun Dial Tearoom. Mesdames Marion E. Elstun, Harry E. Mahan and A. J. Huyeber will be hostesses.

A memorial service will\ be presented by Mrs. Charles B. Showal« ter ‘at a- NEW ERA CLUB meeting Monday in the home of Mts. J. D, Davy, 2429 N. Harding St.

The ZETA TAU ALPHA MOTH ERS’ OLUB will elect officers at a noon lunclieon meeting Tuesday at the Butler chapter house. Mrs. C, Wilbur Foster and Mrs. William H, Williams will be hostesses. Mrs, Claud Lett, president, will preside.

The TA-WA-SA CLUB gave ‘a mother-daughter dinner last night at the Canary Cottage.

Grannan-Wier

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A ‘wedding breakfast at the Hoosier Athletic Club followed the wedding of Miss [Edna Wier to

Michael James Grannan at 10 o's clock this morning in 5S. Petsr and Paul ‘Cathedral. The double ring ceremony was performed by the - Rev. Fr. Cornelius Sweeney. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Wier, 6500 Pene dleton Pike, and Mr. Grannan is the son of Mrs. George Grannan, 221 E, 21st St. | The cathedral was decorated with palms, férns and spring flowers, Miss - Helen Shepard, organist, played for the ceremony. The bride, entering with hep father, wore white satin fashioned with long, puffed sleeves and lace inserts at the shoulders, around the waistline and down the full length

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of the train. She wore a necklace /

of seed pearls and her long veil was

held by a net halo etiged with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of white roses and gardenias with & shower of sweetheart roses. : Her §ister, Mrs. Denny Lee, mae tron of ‘honor, wore pink and the bridesmaids, Mrs. William Blueher, a cousin, and Mrs. Ken Kenney, wore blue. Their frocks of organdie were made like that of the bride, Louis Grannan, the bridegroom's brother, was best man and ushers

were Francis Dux and Michael Kave

anaugh. A beige lace dress was worn by. the bride’s mother. Navy accessories. and a corsage of pink roses and gare denias completed her costume. Mrs, Grannan wore navy with Talisman roses and gardenias. A reception was to be held this afternoon at the home of the bride's parents; Leaving for a wedding trip after the reception, the bride was to wear a suit of pink and white gabe ardine with brown accessories and a corsage of gardenias and pink roses, Mrs. Grannan attended Indiana University and is a member of Xi Delta Xi Sorority. The bridegroom attended Miami and Alabama Unie versities. 2 x

Sisterhood 0 Horior Mrs. Markun

Mrs. Louis R. Markun, recently elected to the national board of the Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, wil! be a guest of honor ‘at the local Sisterhood'’s closing meeting. Monday at 2-p. m. in the Temple, She will give a report of the recent biennial eonvention in Detroit. Other guests will -be mothers of members. :

The program planned by Mrs,

David Lurvey will feature Mrs. Margaret Trombley Gerard, palme .| istry expert, ¥n a talk on “Happiness Off-Hands.” Edward Graef ' will