Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1942 — Page 4

Children to See Double Feature Tomorrow at Civic Playhouse

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TOMORROW WILL BE A “BIG DAY” on the younger set's social calendar because many of them are planning to attend the Childen’s Civic Theater productions of “Cinderella” and “Rumplestiltskin” at the Civic Playhouse. As a matter of fact, any double-feature addicts could see the plays twice since an extra matinee has

been scheduled for 5:45 p. m. Mrs. Joseph W. Walden, chairman of the Children’s Theater, and Mr. Walden have planned a large party for the show. It will include their daugnter Susan, Mr. and Mrs. James Rose and their son Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. George Fotheringham and their son Barney, and Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson and their son John. Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt will take three of her children, Jeanne, Edward and Paul, and David Shirley, Mary Ellen Burton, Diane French, Eileen Sims and Lucy Pickford who is here from Los Angeles visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Shaffer.

Mrs. Garstang Attending With Grandchildren

THE JEREMIAH L. CADICKS' daughters, Constance and Susan, will attend with Dick and Tom Lugar. Mrs. George S. Dailey planned to be at the theater with her children, Frank, Margaret and Dorothy. Miss Helen Coffey will take Robert M. Bowes II, Kristin and Lisa Miller. Mrs. Reginald Garstang Sr. will attend with two grandchildren, Stephen and Mary Garstang, and two guests of the children. Sandy Turner and her father, William H. Turner, will attend wath Frank Nussbaum Jr. and the latter's mother. Lynn and Joan Peterson, children of the R. N. Petersons, will have as their guests Valerie Philpott, Lynn Boatman, Nancy and Ricky Ahrbecker. Mrs. B. P. Mulcahy and her three children, Richard, Patricia and Denis, will be at the theater with Mrs. Robert IL. Mobley, Mary Lee Mobley, Martha Oliver and Margaret Ankenbrock. Another party will include Mrs. L. E. McNay and her daughter Nancy; Mrs. William E. McNay and son William and Mrs. Allen Stephenson hose son William plays a leading role in “Rumplestiltskin.”

Barbara Ann and Marcy Carson to Be in Audience

THE DAUGHTERS of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Carson, Barbara Ann and Marcy, will each take guests to the performance. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cochran will take their daughters, Corynne and Carol. Patricia Ent’s guests will be her sister, Dolores, and Donny and Dorothy Arnott. Barbara and Johnny Ferree, children of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Ferree, will have Richard Poole with them at the theater. Mrs. J. L. Fesler and her daughter Marilyn will attend with Mrs. Paul R. Pinnick and the latter's daughter, Madalyn. Barbara Kay and Tommy Lemons, children of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemons, also will be at the theater as will Dan and Sandy McNally, children of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. McNally. Sandra and Nancy Adams will be guests of Dottie Jo Stalker. the George L. Stalkers’ daughter. Jo Ann Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Summers’ daughter, will take her sister Jean and two other guests to the theater. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holman will take their son Alan and Mary Jane Hicks to the theater. Mrs. E. G. Driftmeyer has made reservations for her daughters, Anne and Carol, and June and Betty MacNabb. Mrs. Robert O. Fristoe has arranged a party including her daughter Ann, Lee Lacy, Billy Mace and Jerry Bangs. Marion and Alice Goldthwaite, the John IL. Goldthwaites’ children, will attend with Barbara Sherow, Juanita Trotter, Jeri Stiver, Polly Abendroth, Doris Eble, Isabel and

Susann Griffith. Art Critic to Speak at Museum

THE HOST and hostess commitiee of the Art Association of Indianapolis serving tomorrow afternoon at John Herron Art Museum will include Mrs. James W. Fesler, Associaticn president, Herbert Foltz, Mesdames Addison Harris, Guy A. Wainwright, Roger G. Wolcott and Hiram W. McKee. Mrs. Rena Tucker Magee, New York, will be the speaker. Mrs. Magee, formerly of Indianapolis, is an art critic and her talk, at 4 o'clock, will be on “The Importance of Art and Artists in Our Lives.” The lecture will be free to the public. = ® ® = = = Among the numerous small, informal parties which will precede the “Snow Ball” given tonight at the Woodstock Club by the Junior Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery will be one given by Dr. and Mrs. William Niles Wishard Jr. Their guests will be Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Carpenter. Additional patrons and patronesses fer the ball are Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur V. Brown, Sylvester Johnson, Walter W. Kuhn, Ronald A. Foster, James L. Murray and Clarence F. Merrell.

Methodist Women Service will have a dessert lunch-

Meet Monday eon at 2 p. m. in the home of Mrs.

Three Central Avenue Methodist| George M. Baldwin, 1040 Fairfield Church organizations will meet|Ave, and Group 8 of the Society Monday, has scheduled a 6:30 p. m. dinner The White Cress Guild plans a 10 at the Food Craft Shop.

a. m. business session; Group 5 of the Woman's Society of Christian

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Church Groups Former Aid in China Mission To Speak Here

The appearances of guest speakers, together with luncheon and dinner meetings, highlight news of churchwomen'’s activities for next week. Mrs. William H. Standring of Greencastle will address a generai meeting of the WOMEN of ALL SAINTS’ CATHEDRAL in the Cathedral House at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday [he speaker, formerly a missionary of the Episcopal Church in China, is now serving at St. Andrew's Church at Greencastle. The meeting will be the first held since Mrs. Norman Beeson was installed as president of the Cathedral Women.

A dinner meeting will be held by the BUSINESS WOMEN'S GROUP of the WOMAN'S SOCIETY of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH in the church dining room at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday.

director of public relations of the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, will talk on “The Legend of the Riley Hospital.” The Rev. Roland C. Pickhardt, assistant pastor of the church, will give the invocation.

The LADIES’ SOCIETY of HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC PARISH will sponsor a spaghetti supper Wednesday from 5 to 8 p. m. in Holy Rosary Hall. Mrs. John O’Connell, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Michael Caito, co-chairman, Mrs. Lawrence Cordell and Mrs. Joseph Caito.

The annual Birthday Luncheon of the WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Lewis A. Hurt, a missionary to the Belgian Congo in Africa for 20 years, will speak of her work there. She is here under the auspices of the United Christian Missionary Society.

The February luncheon meeting of the WOMAN'S SOCIETY of TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be held at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the church with Circles I and J in charge. Mrs. Arthur R. Lacey is Circle I chairman and Mrs. Fred A. Gallagher is chairman of Circle J. Following devotions led by Mrs. Lawrence Newburn, Mrs. Albert Dalsheimer will present “Such As I Have,” a one-act play on Christian stewardship by Marion Wefer. Appearing in the play will be Mesdames James H. Obear, Dalsheimer, James W. Farris, Robert C. Newby and Max Miller. Mrs. William Patterson will sing. An

executive board meeting will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Mrs. John W. Cravens, assistant!

1. Mrs. Thomas Cobb King Jr. was Miss Joan Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Taylor, before

her marriage last Saturday. (W.

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2. Miss Margaret Hollingsworth, daughter of Mrs. Cathryn Hollingsworth, will be married to Leo Steele, Feb. 13, in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. " 3. Mrs. C. William Shaaf has left to join her husband, Lieut. C. William Shaaf, at Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga. Before her marriage Dec. 27 in the Irvington Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Shaaf was Miss

Martha Eckert, daughter of Mrs. Julia Eckert.

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4. Mr. and Mrs. William Aycock are at home at 1041 W. 33d St. Mrs. Aycock was Miss Evangeline

Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ross, before her marriage Jan. 9.

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5. Miss Betty Jane Applegate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Applegate, is engaged to Jack A. Noon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Noon. Miss Applegate attended the Indiana Academy of Commercial

Art and Mr. Noon was graduated

from Purdue Uni versity.

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6. Mrs. Francis Bernard Harrold was Miss Eileen Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.

Brennan, before her marriage Dec. 28. 7. Miss Martha Louise Boyd will be married to Walter S. Stone on March 7. of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fletcher Boyd.

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She is the daughter

8. Miss Margaret Ann Mills, daughter eof Buren O. Mills, Manatee, Fla., and Joel S. Williams

will be married at 4:30 p. m. today in the Irvington Methodist Church. from Butler University and is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

advertising staff.

Mr. Williams was graduated He is a member of The Times

9. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradley have announced the engagement of their daughter, Katherine, to

James W. Reed, New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed.

The wedding will be sometime next

month in the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. (Photoreflex Photo.)

Auxiliary to Lunch At Claypool

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Mutual Insurance Companies Union of Indiana will have a luncheon and annual meeting Thursday in the

Claypool Hotel's Florentine Room. Mrs. Thurman Long heads the program committee, aided by Mesdams Harry P. Cooper, Charles Coats and Earl Cooper. On the luncheon committee are Mrs. Frank R. Baker, chairman, and Mesdames Hilbert Cofield, Carl Russell, Lee Higgins and Paul Cooper. The reception committee includes Mrs. D. Ray Higgins, chairman; Mrs. H. P. Dibble, Rising Sun; Mrs. A. H. Myers, Noblesville; Mrs. F. C. Foster, Brownstown; Mrs. Maurice Douglas, Flat Rock; Mrs. Hyson Myer, Hillsboro, and Mrs. Clinton Goodpasture, Muncie.

Alpha Chi Supper

Mrs. Frank Wood, 3707 Hillside Ave., will be hostess at a 6:30 p. m. chili supper Monday for the Alpha Chi Alumnae Club of Alpha Chi omega Sererity.

Ann Hall to Talk on "Weekly

Miss Ann Hall, editor of the Irvington Review, will ®alk on “Editing the Weekly” at the sixth meeting of the Theta Sigma Phi Alumnae Writers’ Workshop Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the large studio of WIRE, Miss Luana Lee, president, will be in charge and will preside at the open forum following the talk. Mrs. H. F. Ostrom will introduce the speaker. Miss Hall was graduated from Butler University, worked on the Vincennes Times and founded the

Irvington Review, a weekly community newspaper. The Workshop program was ianned by Miss Lee, Miss Martha anta and the Mesdames John Kleinhenz, Carl Lewis, Robert H.

Juday, William R. Richardson, Karl Chenoweth and Ostrom,

Dahlia Conference Is Tonight

Representatives of fourteen groups will meet for the annual Midwest Dahlia Conference tonight at 7 o'clock in the Claypool Hotel. These societies, which sponsor an annual dahlia show, include: The American Dahlia Society, the Central States Dahlia Association, Ohio Valley Dahlia Association, the Dahlia Societies of Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana together with the societies of Corydon, Louisville, Barbourville, Ky., Gregter St. Louis, Racine, Wis, and Indianapolis. This year's exhibit, plans for which have been made for Sept. 19 and 20, has been awarded to the Indianapolis organization with R. C. Swartz as president. Last year’s show was held at Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 20, at which time the selection was mace.

Meet in Speedway The Martha M Society of the First United Lutheran Church will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. J. R. Nadolny, 4967 W. 14th St, Speedway City,

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Breakfast at the Marott Hotel Follows Groth-Baier Wedding

In St. Joan of Arc Church A wedding breakfast at the Marott Hotel for the families and meme bers of the bridal party followed the marriage of Miss Dorothy Ann Baier to William F, Groth Jr. at 10 o'clock this morning in St. Joan of Are Catholic Church. At the breakfast were Mr. and : Mrs. Louis P. Baier, parents of the The Bridal Scene bride; Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Groth of . Oak Park, 1ll, the bridegroom's B H parents; Mrs. P. Byrne Terhorst, ctty ar r IS ner sister's only attendant; Mr. Terhorst, an usher; T. P. Luther Engaged to William Brunton, Chicago. and] Lewis Schultz, ushers, and Lieut. . Norton R. Groth, Camp Forrest, R F. Skinner Tenn., his brother's best man. The Rev. Fr. Edwin F. Sahm| ghower notes and two engageheard the wedding vows, and Ed- ment announcements appear in ward F. Krieger was the organist. | nuptial news of the day. Huckleberry foliage was arranged | The engagement of Miss Betty in the sanctuary and the altar vases| Jane Harris to Richard F. Skinner, held white gladioli. son of Mrs. Frank J. Skinner, 5603 Entering the thurch with her| Guilford Ave., is announced by her father, the bride wore a pale blue| father, N. Lee Harris, 3941 Park crepe frock made with a long-|Ave, sleeved, round-necked bodice above| The wedding will be at 8:30 p. m. a pleated skirt. She wore a match-| next Friday in McKee Chapel of ing halo hat and carried a shower Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, bouquet of pink camellias and rose- | 2 2 a buds. A surprise bridal shower given Mrs. Terhorst wore a similar frock last night at the home of Mrs. Fore lin a gold-beige tone with a match-|rest Pauli, 961 N. Bradley Ave. ling hat and carried an arm bouquet honored Miss Evelyne Kettner, who of Better Times roses |is to be married, Feb. 15, to Walter | Mrs. Baier was gowned in aqua W. Noffke. The ceremony is to be | blue accented with a corsage of pink [read in St. Paul's Evangelical and rosebuds and her accessories were| Reformed Church. lof brown. Mrs. Groth’s buff-toned| Guests included mothers of the | frock was worn with brown acces-|betrothed couple, Mrs. William R, sories and yellow rosebuds. Kettner and Mrs. Clara A. Noffke, Mesdames Dale Lake, Ray Durh Received Antormally Otto Noffke, Harry Merta Before the breakfast, the bridal | George Boemler, Maldon Farringe party received informally at the ton, Richard Hittle, Horace White church. Immediately after the | aker and Richard Shores. breakfast the couple was to Jeave| Others were Misses Jean and for a short wedding trip. They Will virginia Wilson, Dottie Hodson, | be at home after next week at 5249 janet Morgan, Bernice Jones, Lois Central Ave. | Lauter and Ruth Schrorer. Out-of-town guests with the ”» 8» bridegroom's parents included Mr.! Miss Miriam Beck and Sergt. R, Brunton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | H. Messham Jr. announced their William A. Brunton, Chicago; Mr.| engagement at a party given recent. and Mrs. E. J. Baier, Cincinnati,|ly by Ray Barrett at the Seville and Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Baier, Royal | Hotel. Oak, Mich. Sergt. Messham, an instructor at The bridegroom attended the Uni-| the Indiana University School of versity of Illinois. Medicine, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Messham of Dayton, O., and ’ Miss Beck, a nurse at the Methodist To Talk On Radio Hospital, is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Orval Barnett, assisted by nd Mrs. Arthur Beck of Butlere Mrs. George Stephenson, will be|Ville. The couple will have ‘an hostess to the Lowell P.-T. A. Study| Easter wedding. Club Monday at 8 p. m. The topic Sn for discussion will be “The Tight Club to Meet ened Belt.” George Stephenson will] The Bide-A-Wee Club will meet give a talk on “Radio” for the Adult|at 7:45 p. m. Monday with Mrs. Martin Towey, 416° Forest Ave.

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