Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1942 — Page 14
©. | Art Association to Have Tuesday - R Tea Talks on Modern French Art
THREE TUESDAY TEA
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t 8:30. p. m. in : Miss Mitchell is| the daughter ok tchell, 1050 W. 58th st., and Mr. oe errill Thiesing, 37 |[E. Maple road. a | Mrs. Norman
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a e ushers will be ey Hartman.
will be given this month at John Herron Art museum the Art association of Indianapolis. Mrs. pel and. the committee on programs is
sts at the opening lecture on March 17. Pun Engel,
“The Cubists” on March 31, , committee are the Mesdames Warrack Wallace, e ©. Miller, John G. Rauch and Harry V.
will speak Sunday on the “Horse in Art” bit which opened recently at the museum. March 15, Mrs. David . Rubins will give an illustra¥ed talk on “Greek and Roman Vase Painting in America” will be the topic of a , assistant director of the Herron Art school, . program is planned for the last Sunday of
tadt Wedding Will Be April 25
HAMERSTADT, daughter of Mr; and Mrs. t, has set the afternoon of April 25 as the to George Estes Bardwell, son of Mrs. R. N. R.
d Toy and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William ,| Tex., entertained yesterday for the betrothed at the Propylaeum. Parties given in their eek-end included a theater party at which d Todd were hosts and a dinner which Mr. euring gave at the Columbia club.
tchell and Louis Merrill Thiesing have chosen
chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterien- church. ‘of Mr. and Mrs. John Harold
ex Titus, sister of the prospective bridegroom, be matron of hopor and bridesmaids will be Misses Joyce Lindert, Juanita Winfield and Mary Roberts. Pretrik. I. Doebbier will serve as Mr. Thiesing’s best ‘man and , Titus, Richard Carson, Jack Fahee and Stan-
TALKS on modern French
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1, Mr. 'and Mrs, Carl Agnew announce the engagement of their daughter, Elnora, to Kenneth
Jaynes, son of Mr. and Mrs,
(Photoreflex photo.)
DeWitt Jaynes.
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Thiesing is the son of Mrs. L.
the 38th street branch of the Merchants National bank today. government and will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The League of Women Voters
Meetings for the
Announces Its Department
Month
As the Indianapolis League of Women Voters is making “an all-out
The organization's board met at
The education group
The department of government
effort” to get its ‘Wartime Service program under way, there will be no general meeting in March.
We, the Women—
A Job at Home
Beta Sigma Phi To Hear Charm Talk Tonight
Highlighting today’s sorority notes is a cultural program tonight. BETA ZETA chapter, BETA SIGMA PHI, will hear Mrs. Floyd C. Buckley discuss “Poise and Charm in Our Everyday Life” on the cul-
Woman's Advance Club to Hear Talk on ‘Famous Churches’: P. E. O. Chapter to Elect
Club women meeting tomorrow
will hear discussions on prominent
persons, gardening and hobbies. One group will elect officers.
“Harriet Beecher Stowe” and “A High Opinion of Oneself” will be
Mrs. Otto Russell, assisted by Mrs.
Paul Ameter and Mrs. Howe, will
LE . » ie | Tne chapel at
nformal ceremony. An. | Poll quarters a buffet supper for the immediate families.
for Duo-Pianists
Th on Memorial home, Mr.
't. Benjamin Harrison was the scene of the Essig and Lieut. Robert Mungevan, at 4
am D. Cleary, post chaplain, officiated at the iss Constance Essig, sister of the bride, was aid of honor, and Lieut. Loy Baxter was Lieut. Mungovan’s best the cetqmony, the bride's parents entertained in their
Mrs. Mungovan attended Chicago Musical college and Central ess college. Lieut. Mungovan will be stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky,
AN CONSERVATORY of Music will give a
ges is form head of the piano Gepariient at the con-
and education has more or less disbanded until May 1, ‘when the new league year begins. All members of ‘the department were in a unit group, sc formal meetings of the department will be discontinued and members hereafter will meet on call only. Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee will lead a discussion on “Price Control” at 2:30 p. m. Thursday for the government and economic welfare group. Mrs,
blvd., will be hostess.
Roy Coats, 3650 Central ave. will entertain foreign policy group 1. Members will discuss “Post War Plans.” The government and its operation group will meet at the home of Mrs. C. R. Myers, 2323 College ave, at 1:30 p. m.,, March 12, to
Is War Time Service, Too
work—and some of them are overdoing it.
home, a husband, and | three chilC. B. Durham, 3345 Washington!
Next Monday at 1:30 p. m., Mrs. |}
tural program tonight. The group will meet at 20356 N. Meridian st. at 7:30 p. m
Miss Mary Green, 857 N. Linwood ave, will By RUTH MILLETT
A LOT of women are doing war 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
Hostess to KAPPA chapter, ALYoung Mrs. Smith is. She has a tonight will be Mrs. Louis Meyer. She will entertain in her home.
THETA chapter, DELTA SIGMA | KAPPA, will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in Hotel Antlers,
Tonight at 8 o'clock, BETA chapter, PHI THETA DELTA, will meet
with Miss Jean Bundy, 550 Manhat- | tan ave.
dren and taking care of them is about all she can manage, if’ she does the job well. | But as soon as war was declared, Mrs. Smith began to look down her nose at herself
entertain members of ZETA CHI THETA in her home at
PHA DELTA OMEGA, at 8 o'clock
entertain the group in her home, 6055 E. Washington st.
Mrs. George W. Faulstich will review “My Hobby of the Cross” (Madeleine Sweeny Miller) before members of the IRVINGTON CATHOLIC WOMAN'S STUDY club tomorrow. Mrs. Joseph E. Kernel, 5270 E. Washington st., will be hostess.
CHAPTER PF, P. E. O. sisterhood, will hold an election and installation of officers tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Newburn,
talk on “County and State Taxes.”
Mrs. Sinclair Hostess
‘because there she was, an in-
Miss Wilking
414 W. 43d st.
Mrs. W. G. Boyd will discuss “Famous Churches” at a meeting of the WOMAN'S ADVANCE club tomorrow. Mrs. E. K. Zaring, 3109 Ruckle st., will’ entertain in her home. A feature of the meeting will be the roll call to which members will respond with names of famous min-
isters.
“Vegetables and Ornamental Fruit.
ds, to be r eased soon.
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Mr. Triges will be
Woman's Club to Elect Officers Friday
THE INDIANAPO; “meeting Friday aftern |will present A paper on| “The Lees of Stratford Hall.”
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university and Arth * |direction of Prof. Joseph Lautner. ~|followed by a tea, was " be given in the Propylaeum. fy
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i Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Elrod.
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Mrs. Bernays Kenn
| Revolution, holds its monthly meeting in the Propylaeum.
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{liam Wright will preside.
Will Be April 17-25.
Better Homes Week will | Mrs. George K, Welle,
at the reception, HE de
Woman's club will elect officers at its in the Propylaeum. Mrs. Robert A. Adams
iversary party of the Fortnightly Literary {club this afternoon was to be selections by a double quartet of Butler Jordan conservatory students, under the The. program, which was to be
3) ‘on the Shelf” is hie title of the talk to be given by E. H. Kemper McComb before The Portfolio Thursday evening in the Propylaesum. The supper committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Brandt
Si dy will talk on Pocahontas Thursday when ‘ithe Cornelia. Cole Fairbanks chapter, Daughters of the American
j The board of the Siiemma Coleman home will meet Friday in 1the home for a business jsesgion and luncheon at noon, Mrs. J. Wil-
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{Better Homes Week in County
During the week of the Indianapolis Home Show, April 17-25, be observed in Marion county, according to Better Homes in America chairman for the
ernment and its operation at 1:30
county. : The county better homes commit1 tee will have a booth at, the Home Show, featuring home living at low cost. Radio broadcasts » a group |, of trained speakers and spot announcements pertaining to the show also have been arranged. | :
ization.
home, the school, Teacher councils, church organizations, the Better Homes in Ameri tional organization with |headquar-| | ters on the campus of Purdue uni-
versity. Dr. ‘Edward. C. Blliots of
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a is a na- radio stations.
riod _Ofiriod following World War 1.
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Purdue is president of th¢ organ-
Its leadership in Marion county comprises a committee representing Parentwomen’s clubs, Merchants association, the libraries and
The group was founded as an aid to citizens in the readjustment pe-
' lattended by the bride's sister, Mrs.
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Mrs. Robert Sinclair, 3736 Spring Hollow rd., will entertain ‘foreign policy group 2 at 2 p; m. March 16. Other groups meeting that day include foreign policy orientation at 2 p. m. in the home of Mrs: Leland Crawford, 1101 DeQuincy st., and the government and social welfare group at 2:15 p. m. in the home of Mrs. John Troyer, 2710 Sutherland ave. “The National League and Foreign Policy” will be discussed at the orientation group meeting and Miss Gertrude Taggart, representing the citizens juvenile court . committee, will speak on the coming election and the juvenile court at the government and social welfare group meeting. Mrs. Bjorn Winger will lead, discussion of the opening study of labor problems at the second meeting of the government . and economic welfare group at Mrs. Durham’s at 2:30 p. m. March 19.
To Discuss Taxes
Foreign policy group 1 will continue its study of “Post War Plans”. in the home of Mrs. Ralph Showalter, 5601 N. Meridian st., March 23, at 1:30 p. m. The last unit meeting this month will be that of the gov-
p- m. March 26 in the home of Mrs. Frank H. Cox, 4205 N. Illinois st. “Federal Taxes” will -be the topic discussed. Yesterday foreign policy group 2 met at the home of Mrs. Sinclair to talk about “Post War Peace Plans” and the foreign policy orientation group met with Mrs. Roy T. Dilley, 817 N. Emerson ave., to discuss “Major Domestic Foreign Pollicy; National Defense, Tariff, Im- | migration.”
'Brooks-Milburn Rite « |Is Announced
|. Mr. and Mrs. Hany A. Mibu, ise Pylyer Hostess
6030 E. 10th st., announce the marriage of their daughter, Dolores, to David Garrard Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks of Hamilton, O. Mr. Brooks is the nephew
hated feeling so useless and so inadequate, groups doing war work. She likes the work and enjoys the feeling of satisfaction it gives her. figures, she is doing her part.
as much outside work as she has, it has been necessary for her to devote less time to her family. She often isn’t at home when her 7-year-old boy gets home from school, and there is no one to welcome him but the girl who comes in to stay with the younger children.
in just in time to open a couple of cans and fix a quick snack that she still calls ‘dinner. Those hastily prepared meals are far from being well-balanced. And since she so often is in a hurry, she isn’t keeping household expenses down the way she used to be able to do.
ready as she used to be to play a two-handed game of cards with the husband or go out with him to a movie. nings, and besides there is always something she feels she should be doing—like telephoning her committee members to arrange a meeting.
a-little war work without neglecting
children are grown and out of the try it.
‘right at home—and she can conjtribute most to the war effort by olag that job well.
st, will entertain the Alpha Chapter of Phi Theta Delta sorority at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Entertains for
Treva Berry
telligent young woman doing absolutely noth ing to help win the war. She
Ruth Millett
so she joined several
Now, she
- But is she? In order, to take on Ky. Howard M. Humphreys, .
Several nights a week she rushes
Wickard.
the bride-to-be.
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FURTHERMORE, she isn’t as
‘ She is just tired these eveAlexandria, Mrs. the wedding.
Billie Rothenburger Heads Theta Chapter
Young Mrs. Smith could manage her family in any way. But she can’t manage as much as a woman with no children or woman whose
way. And, indeed, she is foolish to
Her most smportant job today is
Rothenburger is a Shortridge high school.
Miss Emily. Palmer, 135 E. 30th
E. Mick, 27 W. 46th st. named rush chairman.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Newcomb, 14930 Kenwood. ave. . , The ceremony was performed Feb. 7 in Plainfield, with the Rev. G. E. Hurst officiating. The couple was
E. FP. Hollensned of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Simpson of Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Brooks will be at: home at 3758 N. Pennsylvania st. after March 8.
To Review ‘Inside
Latin America’
The Irvington Union of clubs ‘will present Mrs. Bjorn Winger in a review of “Inside Latin America” (John Gunther) at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Irvington Methodist church.
New yO i 5
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In Charge of Sub Deb Dinner
+ |Trees
Miss Virginia Wilking will entertain tonight with a bathroom shower in her home, 5102 N. Capitol ave., for Miss Treva Berry. Miss Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross IL. Berry, will be married Sunday to Harry Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Owensboro,
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. F. J. Wilking, her mother, and guests will include Mesdames Berry, William Baker and the Misses Vivian Petersen, Fairetta DeVault, Rosemary and Catherine McCarthy and Betty
Tomorrow evening, Mrs. Humphreys and Miss Wickard will entertain at a kitchen shower in the former’s home, 1427 E. 59th st., for
The guest list will include Mesdames Berry, W. C. Dammeyer, R. PF. Petersen, Edward Little, Robert Clark and the Misses Kay Roderick, Catherine Cooley, Grace Huffman, Petersen and Wilking. Out-of-town guests will be Mrs. J. H. Zettel, Burton Clark, Jasonville, and Mrs. Robert Bailey, St. Louis, sister of Miss Berry, who will serve as matron of honor at
GREENCASTLE, Ind., March 3.— Miss Billie Rothenburger, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. William F. Rothenburger, 3320 Ruckle st., has "been elected president of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at DePauw unijversity, where she is a junior. Miss graduate of
Among the other newly elected officers of Theta is Miss Joan Mick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William She was
in the Flower Garden” will be Mrs, Burke Nicholas’ subject tomorrow before the FOREST HILLS GARDEN club. Hostess for the occasion will be Mrs. Lloyd Smith, 5855 N. New Jersey st.
Guest speaker at the NORTHEASTERN HOMEMAKERS’ club meeting tomorrow will be Mrs. Steve Radford. She will review Hartzell Spence’s “One Foot in Heaven.” Mrs. Walter Friedman, a member, will talk on “Victory Gardens.”
of Mrs. F. C. Fivecoat, 6639 E. 38th st, at 11 a. m{ A “pitch-in” luncheon at noon (will be. followed by a business meefing.
Mrs. Dorothy Buschmann will be speaker for a guest day meeting of the UNIBEN club Thursday following .a 12:30 p. m. luncheon at the Colonial tearoom. Hostesses for the event will be Mrs. Harold J. Hayes and Mrs. R, A. Calkins.
Dr. Coffin to Read
Poems Here Friday
Dr. Robert P. Tristram Coffin, New England poet who received the Pulitzer prize for poetry in 1936, will read and interpret some of his poems at 8 p. m. Friday at a public meeting in the Indiana university extension center, 122 E. Michigan st. During February and March, Dr.
|Coffin is on the Bloomington cam-
pus as visiting poet lecturer. He delivered the Patten lectures at the university last year. In recent years Dr. Coffin. has read before many colleges, clubs and schools throughout the country. He has written biography and history as well as poetry, fiction and critical essays.
Monday Club to Hear
Philharmonic Choir The Monday Club will hear a
Butler Philharmonic choir Monday
Mrs. Carl Ploch, program chairman, and Mrs. William Goory, who is in
|charge of music, are arranging the
event.
luncheon and a business meeting at which officers. will be elected. Mrs. William Hyde Pearl will preside.
Q.P. S. Club to Have
|Rush Party
Sw for Red Cross Women. of the Redeemer Lu-
oo
The group will meet at the home| -
the topics of Mrs. Carl Howe and Mrs. Anna Everhart at a meeting of the AMICA club tomorrow.
Roundtable Group to Meet This Evening
Miss Josephine Cuttahee and Miss Merta Thompson will be in charge of a program for the Tuesday Roundtable club of the Y. W. C. A. tonight, following a 6 p. m. dinner meeting at Central Y. W. C, A, 329 N. Pennsylvania st. The group, comprised of business women, meets once each month.
Tomorrew, the Quest club for younger business women will hold its: weekly supper meeting. Following, chairmen of club committees will meet with their committee members to plan spring activities. Miss Kathryn Busenbark, club president, will preside at a short business meeting. Committee chairmen for the meeting are Miss Dorothy Roeder, program; Miss Jane Jenner, publicity; Miss Margaret Trittipo, social; Miss Thelma Patterson, public affairs; Miss Louise Scooler, music; Miss Mildred Lawrence, finance, and Miss Lila Taylor, supper. Club members and their friends also will participate in meetings of a variety of interest groups, including photography, gym, crafts, contract bridge, travel discussion and knitting.
‘Talk on World |
Of Tomorrow Scheduled
Mrs. Leonard A. Smith will talk on “Building the World ‘of Tomorrow” at the afternoon session of the Woman's society of Christian Service of the Capitol Avenue Methodist church Thursday. Mrs. H. D. Terry will have charge of devotions. Mrs. Charles L. DeBow will conduct the morning study period. A business meeting will be held at 11 a. m. followed by a 12:30 p. m. luncheon with Mrs. Mautice Mason serving as chairman of the luncheon committee. Red Cross sewing and knitting units . meet .in the church the second and third Tuesdays of each month and two nursing classes meet every Tuesday.
Card Party Benefits The Red Cross
The women’s auxiliary to the In-
dianapolis Typographical union willl
hold: its: annual card -party in the
program presented by the Jordan- Pe
at its meeting in Ayres’ auditorium. |
; A board meeting at 11 a. m. wiil|| be followed by a 12:15 o'clock
théran church, Park and Fairfield | io sew and Kaiti]
Banner-Whitéhill- auditorium - at 2 p. m. Friday. Proceeds of the party will be used for. the benefit .of the Red Cross. Mesdames Walter Streit, Ralph Veregge, Edward Richards and Thomas Parker are in charge of arrangements.
Bl OC cS $ ¢ H 00 L.:
WEDNESDAY AT 1:30’
BETTER BAKING FOR LESS by Dorothea M. Potts -
Mrs. Potts will show you how to cut down on sugar by using honey. . Learn how to make ‘honey. pineapple bread, honey bars, honey spice cake and honey: raisin crumb pie. Other dishes. will be cinnamon rolls | ‘and rbread. cup cakes. There will be ‘a special demonstration of Soy Bean flour, | ich is: rich’ in vitamins, but ot fateh gs
2. Mrs. Raymond Rainwater was Miss Ruth Marie 8. Miss Rosemary Newman, daughter of Mr. and 4. Miss Mable Nielson, daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Betty Diss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Diss, 16 N. Mrs. Ora E. Newman, is engaged to Corp. Max Nielson, and Corp. Carl J. Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Webster ave., before her marriage Feb. 6. (Dex- William Hittle of Greentown, who is stationed at Carl Haas, are engaged. The wedding date has. nod Camp Lee, Va. (Ramos-Porter photo.) been set. Sororities— Clubs— Butler Relays
Dance Will Be March 13
Plans have been completed for the Butler university Indoor Relays Dance, to be held March 18, accord ing to Frank Celarek, dance chaire man and president of Sphinx, june _ for men’s honorary and dance sponsor.. The dance will be held on ‘the mezzanine floor of Hotel Antlers from 9 p. m. until midnight. The
from one of the coaches of the competing teams, who have been ine vited as special guests. Another
ganization, which the queen represents, on the night of March 14. : A traditional feature of the dance, over which the queen, surrounded by a court of other candidates, will reign, will be the troduction of | new Sphinx pledges. | Committee chairmen working on dance arrangements include Frank | Kottlowski, hall; Don Helm, decorations; Edward Taylor, permits; Richard Carson and Art Hamp, publicity; Robert Bensema, chap= erons; Robert Fletcher, trophy, and Mr. Celarek, tickets. Men students were to vote for the Relays queen today. Dick Cisne and his University of Illinois band will play for the dance.
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St. Patrick’s Party
Mrs. Wilfrid Pepe, 416 Berkley ® road, will be hostess for the St.
Sigma Beta sorority at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Mrs. Harold Shouse of Philadslphia, who is visiting her sist Mrs. Hal Schulz; will be a guest. -
AIR- STEP SHOES just like
‘Ladies’ Dept. First Floor.
/ The shoe with, the Mao Sole . . . the original he ‘only Air-Step shoes. . fi featured exc usively i inne fo dianapolis ‘by Marotf's.
Relays queen will receive her trophy
trophy will be presented to the ore the relays,
Sigma Betas to Have 4
Patrick's party of Rho chapter of
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