Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1942 — Page 15
THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1042
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Additional Patrons and Patronesses For Levant Concert Are Announced
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THE HOUR OF THE OSCAR LEVANT CONCERT which the Women's Affairs Committee of the Civic Theater is sponsoring on Sunday, Feb. 8, in the Indiana Root Ballroom is being advanced from 3 to 2:30 p. m., accord-
ing to announcement by the committee. The change is being made to co-operate with a group from the Indiana State Symphony Society which is being entertained that afternoon at a chamber music recital in the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Booth Tarkington. Additional patrons and patronesses for the concert, Mr. Levant’s first appearance here, include Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams, who will entertain members of the Symphony Society. Others are Messrs. and Mesdames Walter C. Holmes, L. L. GoodDavid Lurver, Svivester Johnson, Rollin W. Spiegel. Joseph autner. Richard A. Hoover, Harold B. Tharp. Harry T. Pritcharq, Frank inford, Carl R. Revnholas, Kai Hanson, A. L. Taggart, Mortimer scott, Wilfred R. Borinstein, William M. Rockwood and D. A. Bollinger of Seymour Also among patrons and patronesses are Mesdames Raymond P. Van Camp, Hortense Rauh Burpee, Joseph S. Kaufman, Edward LaShelle, J. W. Coffey, Dr. and Mrs. Willis D. Gatch, Dr. and Murs. Harold M. Trusler, Misses Irving Moxley, Anne Davis and Marie Redwood and Mr. G. Barret Moxley.
Mr. Levant to Award Prize
WHEN MR. LEVANT appears here he will present a $5 book of defense savings stamps to the member of the Women's Affairs number cf reserved seats for the Asked :f he make the presentation hee, Mr. he was pleased to hear defense stamps were being originally offered by Mrs. Fred Luker;
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ittee selling concert would Levant used instead © general chairman of the concert Mrs. Luker has announced that the morning “coffees” at the Civic Theater will be continued until the date of the concert. They are held at 10 o'clock on Tuesdays and Fridays for all members of the Affairs Commiitee : Hostesses tomorrow morning will be Mesdames Lindon A. Bailey, Thomas IL. Neai. A. J. Larrecq. Harry Karcher, John G. Williams and William Russe! Bain, Miss Eldena Lauter and Miss Helen Coffey.
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Serving with on are Mesdames Frederick C. Albershardt Miss R lie Holman
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nes H E Roys. E N. Trago. Ray F. Sparrow. A. G. Paul S. McNamara, Herbert Grimes, Roy Slaughter, Harry W. Beebe, Laurence Haves, Carl R. Reynolds and Miss Holman, Mrs, Charles E Rimp. in charge of the ushers at the concert, will entertain he 1ttee Saturday at the Highland Golf and Country Club neluc on the committee are Mesdames Kenneth E. Kinnear, Trago. Ralph Powers, Williams, Bain, Larrecq and Karcher, ar Hawkins, Eleanor Hazen, Jeanne Purdy, Judy RayPatricia Welch.
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Purdue Women's Club to Install
Officers at Dinner Tuesday; Three I. T.-S. C. Units to Meet
1. A Feb. 1 wedding in the Holy Rosary Church will be that of Miss Virginia Marie Deluca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simone DeLuca, to Larry R. Knapp. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp.
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The Current Bridal News Includes These
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2. The marriage of Miss Violet Brinson and Malcolm L. Rinker will take place at 2:30 p. m, Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Baker, before her in the Third Christian Church. The bride-to-be is marriage Dec. 17. the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Vern G. Brinson.
8. Mrs. James H. Mundy was Miss Virginia Baker,
Pvt. Mundy is with the Army’s 113th Medical Regiment, 38th Division, Camp Shelby.
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4. Miss Lynne Dickerson, daughter of Mr. and
Dickerson, was married to Robert
Glenn Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Henderson, Frankfort, on Dec. 20.
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W.S.C.S. Will Co-Ordinate Its Work
A meeting to co-ordinate the work of the three Indiana Conferences of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church was held yesterday afternoon at the Young Women's Christian Association. Attending the Area Council meeting. with representative officers from the three conferences, were Murs. E. R. Bartlett, Greencastle, Northwest Indiana Conference president; Mrs. O. T. Martin, Muncie, Northern Indiana Conference president, and Mrs. Orien W. Fifer, Indiana Conference president. Defense work by the organizations was stressed at the meeting and each church was asked to establish a Red Cross unit. Many of | the churches represented in the | Conferences already are working on | projects for their members who are in the Service. Such projects include writing letters to the men and sending gifts to them.
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| (Honore Morrow) will be presented {oy Mrs. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick at a {meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Riverside Park Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. to-
The Bridal Scene
Is Announced by
bridal notes. Returning early this week from Dorothy Morris, Mrs. Fred Newell
Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Leslie Nesbitt, D. D. officiating. Dorothy was her sister's attendant and the best man was Jack Powell. After the first of next week, Mr. and Mrs. Moon will be at home at| 411 E. 524 St, New York. |
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Mrs. C. O. Combs announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Marjorie Elinor, to Darrell Dean Kimsey, son of Mrs. M. J. Kimsey. The wedding will take place Saturday at 8:30 p. m, in the presence of the immediate families, at the parsonage of the Tabernacle Baptist Church with the Rev. S. W. Hartsock officiating. The bride-to-be’s sister, Mrs. Cecil Rohn, will be her only attendant. Lawrence Kimsey, the prospective bridegroom's brother, will be best man. $ 8 #£ |
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Marriage of Katherine Morris
Kimsey-Combs Rite Saturday
A recent wedding and an approaching ceremony appear in today's
another daughter, Katherine Lucille, to Joseph Frederick Moon, The ceremony took place Friday
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in the chapel of the Fifth Avenue
Legion Women To Broadcast On Detense
Mrs. Helen Munger, radio commentator for the 12TH DISTRICT,
will interview Mrs. Helen Kundradt, state secretary, and Mrs. I. R. Boner, District co-chairman of national defense, in the second of a
Sunday at 1:15 p. m. Miss Rosalind Phillips, soprano soloist of the Butler-Jordan Phil-
panied by Joseph Lewis of the
P-T. A. Will Be Host at Hoosier Salon
Representatives from educational organizations will be hostesses tomorrow for the Hoosier Salon being sponsored by the Hoosier Salon Patrons Association in Block's
auditorium. Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will be
| special day chairman. Her com-
mittee will be Mesdames W. C.| Bartholomew, Mabel Carr Helmer,
John W, Thornburgh, C. E. Sunthimer, Merritt Woolf, and the Misses Emily McAdams, Flora Love and Janet P. Shaw. Gallery talks will be given at 2:15 p. m. by Miss Belle Scofield and at 4 p. m. by Elmer Taflinger. Hostesses from the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will be Mrs. William R. Shirley, president, Mrs. Claude N. Wise, chairman, Mesdames Ralph C.Davis, Paul J. Howey, Walter A. Schulz, Garold E. Bramblett, Matthew Winters, Arthur W. Rahn, Walter L. Thoms, Richard J. Sturm, Robert S. Wild, A. F. Vehling and George L. Clark. Other representatives are DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of
Sororities
Omega Phi Tau Chapters to Give Defense Dance Saturday;
Alpha Pi Sigma
Initiates Sunday
A rush party and dance are highlights of today’s sorority news. DELTA CHAPTER, BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY, has planned an educational program for its meeting Monday in the home of Mrs, Norman L. Schneider, 685 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place.
“Forms of Literature” will be the subject of Mrs. Martha Lou Byers and Miss Betty Coffing. Miss Marie Smith will talk on “Earth, Land and Sea.”
A Defense Dance, sponsored by ALPHA and LAMBDA CHAPTERS, OMEGA PHI TAU, will be given Saturday night at the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club. Music will be provided by Chuck Smith and the proceeds will be used for defense activities.
“Colonial History” will be the subject of Miss Maryland Bays, educational director, at a meeting of EPSILON CHAPTER, EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA, tomorrow evening at the Studio in the Rauh Building. Miss Marie Theobald, president, will preside and Miss Rosalie Worrel, treasurer, will report on the purchase of defense bonds, which is one of the chapter projects.
terday at the home of Mrs. Paul Johnson, 3434 N. Rural St. Officers who will serve this year are Mrs. Russell Mueller, president; Mrs. Gene Adams, vice president Mrs. William Pepe, secretary; Miss Sally Smith, treasurer, and Mrs, Harry Karcher, publicity chairman,
Miss Frances Filcer will be hoste ess for ALPHA CHAPTER, GAMe MA PHI ALPHA, at 8:15 p. m. toe day in her home, 2009 Hoyt Ave.
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Mrs. Harold Pumphrey will entertain MU CHAPTER, ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA, tonight.
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Howard | Burns, Miss Alice Heider and Missy MADDEN-NOTTINGHAM Frances Taylor will entertain with| UNIT 348 will have a public luncha miscellaneous shower tonight at{eon in the Post Home, 1130 W. the home of Mrs. Smith, 50 N. Bol-| 30th St, at noon next Tuesday. ton Ave, in honor of Mrs. Alvin G.| Proceeds will be used for wel Luckey who. before her marriage work. Mrs. Guy Heckman, © Jan. 2, was Miss Veva Hedrick. and means chairman, is in cho Elizabeth M. Smith, president of Guests will include the bride's Of the event. . Council of Administrative Women mother, Mrs. Ralph Stewart, and| Women of the community hase, pgcation. Mrs. Sherman Mcintosh, Marengo; | been invited to participate in Red Mrs. Bernard Bouse, Crawfordsville; | Cross sewing at the Post Home each Mrs. Luther Sanders, Bloomfield; | Tuesday.
schools; Harry Wood, president of the Indianapolis Teachers Association; Mrs. Martha Guilford, president of Indianapolis Grade Teachers Association; Miss Dorothy Bowen, president of the Association for Childhood Education, and Miss
In Keeping ith the study of the year. “Following the Compass. Mrs. D. Oliver Brown will discuss “At the Crossroads” at a meeting of the ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB tomorrow in the home of Miss Miss Hortense St. Lorenz alse will talk on “Along the
day in the Fellowship Room of the church, N. Harding and Edgemont! Sts. The Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick, church pastor, will conduct a devotional consecration and pledge service for the work of the year. He also will stall the following officers for 1942; Mrs. Ray Wise, president; Mrs. Luther Alberts, vice president; Mrs. Herbert Cheatham, recording secretary: Mrs. Dallas Murray, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Emil
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Formal initiation for all ALPHA PI SIGMA pledges will be held Sunday. Miss Betty Jo Powell will be hostess to the incoming members. Rough initiation was held at the home of Miss Mary Blinn yesterday.
"LOWER CHAPTER, IN‘ONAL TRAVEL-STUDY have as its speaker Mrs; ~scu in the Colonial * 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. ' be Mrs. J. J. O'Neal V. French.
in Art” will be subject of Mrs. G. P. Steinme at a meeting of the FRIDAY A° ERNOON READING CLUB row. Mrs A J Barnes M Orth and Mrs. Charles
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Mrs. Lee LaBolt, 434 N. Rural St., was hostess for an ALPHA CHAP-
The CASTLE CRAIG Mrs. Heckman, accompanied by |
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‘arlow Shaffstall, who i nosen to succeed Miss |
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Mrs. Paul McCord. 3714 Adams
St. will entertain
CON MOTO MUSIC CLUB in her
program, which will be ali Mendeissohn music, was arranged by Miss Gertrude Gutelius, who will speak oh the music and life of the composer. Mrs. Ross Johnson and Mrs Norvin Stricklan pianists, Mrs 1, violinist, and Mrs ling. veice, will appear on X Mrs. McCord will be
members of the
son as president of the OMEN'S CLUB of Inlana will] assume her duties at the clubs dinner meeting next Tuesday at 6 p. m. in the Canary Cottage. Miss Hudson resigned to take a position in Kokomo. Mrs. George Jaqua will speak on the “Womens Defense Program ™ ERIN CHAPTER. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, will hear a lecture on “Honduras” at a meeting tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Katherine Reed, 4953 Kingsley Drive burgh will be the speaker and Mrs. Doris Rosenberger and Mrs. Helen “Martin will be assistant hostesses.
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| sionary work: Mrs. Chalmer Watt, | local work: Mrs. C. E. McLean, stuident work: Mrs. Jesse Coons, childrens work; Mrs. J W. Walters, |literature; Mrs. Vernon Weaver, | supplies; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, spiritual life: Mrs. J. H. Finke, status of jwomen: Mrs. Otis Williams, membership; Mrs. William Taylor, recreation and Red Cross activity, and Mrs. William Gaddis, publicity. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Lois Woods, chairman, Mesdames Carl Thrailkill, Thomas Rollinson, Paul Stockdale, McFadden, Walters, Gaddis, Perry and Wise.
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‘New Insurance
Group Formed
Arrangements are being made for the second meeting of the newly organized Indianapolis Associa- | tion of Insurance Women, which | will be held Tuesday evening at the | Canary Cottage. Dinner at 5:30 p. jm. will precede the meeting. | At the first general meeting held ‘at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dec. 16, plans were made for the organization of the group, which is for the purpose of broadening the knowledge of insurance and the | cultivation of good fellowship among | members. Any woman actively engaged in the business of stock, fire or casualty insurance or its allied lines, jor connected with offices of such | companies will be eligible to mem- | bership. | A committee appointed at the {first meeting has completed the | constitution and by-laws which will | be submitted and voted upon Tues|day. Committee members are the | Misses Evelyn Calloway, Jessie By- | ers, Florence Kirch, Julia Becherer, | Lorene Biehl, Elizabeth Augustus and Mrs. Winifred Mensel.
Auxihary to Meet | Mrs. Clifford Richter, president, will preside at a regular business meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Police Department Monday at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium.
P.-T. A. Gives Party
Members of the William H. Evans Schoo! Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a card party in the school auditorium at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
ra BAR EE os Miss Scoville Hostess
Miss Lucille Scoville will entertain the Debonnaires Tuesday at 8
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Mrs. Harold Cooper, Louisville; Mes- |
(dames Harold Thompson, Herman Also Mrs. Errat Sherman, mis-| Biv
Stewart, John Marter, Gordon Dicus, Wayne Getty, Cornelius O'Donohoe, Earl White, Harry Sharlow, William | Stonecipher, Dominic Iozzo, Titus and Norman Botts. | Misses Jean Beale, Josephine Combs, Dorothy Sears, Gladys and
Slaughter, Mildred Manlove, Betty | Jo Michallis and Bessye Lamar also! will be guests. |
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Marriage rites for Miss Helen B. Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Hyman Cohen, and Abe J. Tepper, | son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Tepper, East Chicago, were read at Beth El Temple Sunday by Rabbi Elias Charry and Rabbi Louis L. Sacks, East Chicago. | The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Lena Lee Cohen, maid| of honor, and Miss Frieda Brill, bridesmaid. Eugene Tepper, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and | Martin Tarler, East Chicago, ushered. | Following a reception in the social rooms of the Temple, the couple | left for a wedding trip to St. Louis| and Kansas City.
Aunt to Entertain For Dorothy Slentz
Miss Dorothy Slentz. whose mar-| riage to If L. Oldham will take! place at 10:30 a. m, Jan. 31, at the Southeastern Union Church, will be honored with a kitchen shower at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Long, 346 S. Audubbn Road, tomorrow night. Assisting Mrs. Long will be Miss Betty Slentz. Sixteen guests will attend. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Pearl Slents.
Book Forum to Hear Mrs. O. E. Tinder
Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder will review “Saratoga Trunk” (Edna Ferber) at a meeting of the Book Forum Monday in Ayres’ auditorium at 11:30 a. m. Mrs. George H. Deck, chairman of the reception committee, will be assisted by Mesdames Birney D. Spradling, Lenore Ivey Frederickson, J. Dwight Peterson, H. L. Harshman and M. L. Mendenhall.
Sorority Meets
Theta Chapter of Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority met last night with Mrs. William Suddarth, 436 S. Rural St.
Sponsor Card Party
A public card party was held by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of South
E. New
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Side Turners yesterday at the Turaes .
Mrs. I. R. Boner, unit music chair- | man, will sing for vesper services | at the Veterans’ Hospital Sunday | evening. In line with the plea of Mrs. Mark W. Murrill, Scituate, Mass., national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Madden-|
Dorothy Howell, Nova Cox, Helen| Nottingham Auxiliary is co-opera-|chamber of Commerce.
ting with the Red Cross. Several | members yesterday contributed to the Red Cross blood bank. Donors included the Mesdames E. A. Flint, Laura Grayson, Clara Dorrah, Jack Allen, J. P. Cook, Martha Stevens, V. E. White, Orval Robison, Dora Mae Sevenish, Mike Harakas, C. R. Lizenby, Carl Woerner, Rex McConnell, Albert Wells, Charles Beckham, Fred Miles, E. S. Farmer, Glenn Frey and William Gilhooley. Mrs. Harry Lorber is the Unit's president.
Mrs. Frank Benes of AVIATION UNIT will be hostess at a chop suey supper in her home, 61 N. Keystone Ave, next Wednesday evening at 6 po m. At a recent meeting, members agreed to change the date of regular business meetings from the first to the third Tuesday of each month. Hostesses for the February session to be held in the East Room of the World War Memorial will be Mrs. T. V. Corbin and Mrs. S. L. Thomas. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 Pp. m. and plans will be made for additional Red Cross sewing. Mrs. Carl Guthner, president, and Mrs. Garner Brannon have completed plans for the party to be given by the Unit for No. 2 Cottage at the Plainfield Boys’ School Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Elbert Moore
To Entertain
The Mary E. Balch W. C. T. U. will meet in the home of Mrs. Elbert Moore, 3126 Northwestern Ave. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Minnie Pettet will give devotions and Mrs. Paul Durant will talk on “Christian Citizenship” and the “American Flag.” Mrs. Dorothy Miller will stress the membership drive and speak cn “Hitch Your Wagon to a Star.” Mrs. Charles R. Krause, director of alcohol education, will represent her department.
Miss Berlin to Speak Miss Janet Berlin will speak on defense at a meeting of the Maywood Parent-Teacher Association tonight at 8 o'clock: Mrs. Dewey McKind, president, will preside.
Mrs. Brown Hostess Mrs. Harry Brown, 3826 E. Michigan St., will entertain Sigma Chap-
On ‘Know Your Navy’
“Know Your Navy” will be the
TER, TRI CHI, rush party in her home yesterday.
subject of Joseph W. Barr when he speaks Tuesday afternoon before the Independent Social Club. Mr.
Barr is chairman of the Naval Speakers’ Bureau of the Junior
His talk will follow a 12:30 p. m. dessert luncheon at the home of, Mrs. J. B. Stahlhuth, itol Ave. the assistant hostess and Mrs. M. B. McDonald will present a musical] program,
ALPHA TAU CHAPTER, ALPHA
ZETA BETA, entertained GAMMA KAPPA CHAPTER with a “white elephant” party last night at the home of Mrs. Charles Wenner, 1425 Marlowe Ave. chapters received the mileage cup which they were awarded jointly at 3021 N. Cap- the sorority’s national] convention Mrs. W. F. Kissel will be ; Hollywood, Cal., last summer.
At the meeting the
RHO CHAPTER OF SIGMA
| BETA held a business meeting yes-
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