Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1942 — Page 20
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Thomas Dale Sheerins Entertain Tonight for for Daughter and Fiance
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- A BRIDAL DINNER GIVEN TONIGHT at the.
Woodstock club by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dale $heerin ‘will honor their daughter, Miss Laura McKenzie Sheerin, “and Arthur Richard Gaus, Their marriage will be at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Sheerin home. Guests at the dinner tonight will include Mr. Gaus’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gaus, out-of-town guests here for the ceremony and wedding attendants. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bennett, Washington, are to be here for the wedding. Mrs. Bennett is to be her sis- ~ ter’s only attendant. Lieut. William Gaus came this morning from " Savannah, Ga. where he is stationed at the air base, to serve as his brother's best man. # » | o Another bridal dinner tonight at the Wabdstock will be that given by Mrs. Owen L. Miller for her daughter] Margret, and Dr. George Falkenberg of West Lafayette. Their wedding will be at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow afterncon at the home of the bride’s mother.
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* Attending the dinner wi who will be here from out of berg. of Chicago, the prospe
Christamore Aid Me
' the betrothed couple will be relatives city, including Mrs. George Falkenlive bridegroom’s mother. | s T uesday will be hostess Tuesday at her home
for the monthly Juncheon| of the Christamore Aid society. Assistant
. hostesses will be Mesda eily Havens Kahlo, John L. Eag ried
8 8 8 ! © Mrs.) | Howard J. Lacy 1 will assist her in arrang Roberts Park Methodist "chard school Parents’ ass They are Mesdames Georg Crae, William Avery Groat
lon,
G. Adams, R. Michael Fox, E, and Henry C. Atkins Jr.
i announced committee chairinen who g the Gregor Ziemer lecture March 17 at dhurch under the sponsorship of the or-
S. Dailey, Carl Bick, Thomés S. McIT. James H. Ruddell, Wilbur Carter,
Silas B. Reagan, L. M. Green, Howard E. Nyhart, Edwin M. McNally,
M. B. Esterline and Roy K dent of the association; Mrs. urer, and Mrs. Wendell Bs arrangements,
ats. Mrs. Thomas C. Batchelor, presiymond N. Peterson, secretary-treas-eit also are helping Mrs. Lacy with the
The third of five monthly children’s riding tournaments being
conducted at Arlington ste held next Friday at 7:30 p belts mage to add an e
2s by
AN INFORMAL D. row night at Meridian Hills are chairmen with Dr. and Harry R. Kerr and Mr. their committee.
Miss Margaret Earhar; will be
Miss Earhart reports that plans are A class for Howe high: school eqiestrians.
IR BRIDGE PARTY will be held tomorntry club. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Weller Mrs. Harry L. Foreman, Dr. and Mrs. and pes. Parke A. Cooling as members of
Reservations have bee dade by Dr. and Mrs. Weller, Dr. and Mrs. Foreman, Messrs. and |[Mesdames Cooling, George 8. Olive, Mar-
shall G. Knox, Wilbur L. Ap On March 17, a St. and their guests will be William E. Gabe will assis Sunday night buffet suppe and Mrs. Harold Ransburg the evening. Members of the commits dren of ages 10 to 13 have heads the group which Charles 'L. Rouse."
in charge of entertainment for eHil been announced. Mrs. Vernon MacNabb cludes Mrs. Homer Capehait and Mrs. | ;
1 and Charles Babcock. : ’s day luncheon bridge for members ven at the club. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Irs. Foreman, chairman. The monthly of the club will be March 29 with Mr. 5 chairmen planning entertainment for
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Miss Iva Pearcy, was named president of CHAPTER G, P. E. O. sisterhood, at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. H. C. Gemmer, 5765 - Washington blvd. Other officers elected Mildred Foster, vice presid
e Miss t; Miss
|recording secretary; || Finlayson, corresponding secretary; ‘| Mrs. John Fletcher, treasurer; Mrs. ‘|L. M. Richardson, chaplain, Mrs, F. T. Smith, guard.
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retary; Miss Lucy Ward, treasurer, Mrs. Marie Parker, chaplain, and Miss Jessie Moore, guard, Delegates to the state convention to be held here in May will be Miss
‘| Pearcy and Mrs. W. B. Ward with "| Mrs. Gemmer and Mrs. R. L. McKay
as alternates. Representatives to
the sisterhood’s Indianapolis coun‘|cil will be Mrs. Marion Gallup and
‘| Mrs. G. O. Carpenter, CHAPTER V's new officers in-| Arthur R. Thomas will be April 4
clude Mrs. W. J. Weesner, presipresident; Mrs, J. Harold Wright, Mrs. Robert and Council representatives will be
Mrs. Weesner and Mrs Richardson and convention delegates will be
: |Mrs. Frosch and Mrs. Weesner with :\ Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. George iM, Witt as alternates.
Mrs. John W, Thornburgh will
iltalk on “Mexico” Defore members || of the JEANNE D’ARC chapter, IN- {| TERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY : [club next Friday at 1 p. m. Mrs. R.
H. Flanary, 3849 Lomond ave. will
¢| entertain in her hone.
At the business jession an elec-
i 1tion of officers will be held. Assist |ing Mrs. Flanary will be Mrs. M. K.
Richardson and Mrs, Edward - C.
: | Wischmeier.
The VICTORY HOOSTERS' élub will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight
i | with Mrs, George Damour, 820 Hari |lan st. Red Cross sewing will follow _ | the business meetirg.
On Monday, th¢ CERVUS club
¢ {will have its monthly business meet-
ing and. card ‘party in the Hotel
i |Lincoln, - The former will start at
1p m and the lafiter at 2 p. m.
president of the club.
and Mrs. Cecil Badger will participate in a panel (liscussion of the United States Constitution at a
{meeting of the SATURDAY AFT-
ERNOON LITERARY club tomorThis will be the first of two panels devoted to that ‘subject. Mrs. Joseph T. Markey will be
: |hostess to the grcup in her home,
15001 Washington blvd. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Badger. An election of officers and two
{Morton and. Mrs. ‘Imembership secretary.
|. Hostesses. for the afternoon will, - {be Mrs. Samuel R. Lovick and Mrs. : [Joe Collins. Mrs. Prank Lindner is
Miss Bertha Hos, Mrs, Earl Hicks
Debson, Shae regent.
D. A: R. Committee to
For President of
next Wednesday. His subject will be
Following the program, a social| ~ hour will be held in the tearoom with Mrs. W. Presley Morton and Mrs. Vincent V. Smith at the tea table. Mrs. Claude T. Hoover, general tea chairman, assisted by committee members, will serve. Election of club officers also will be held with the polls open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. The slate presented by the nominating committee is as follows: Mrs. Hezzie B, Pike, president; Mrs. J. E. Barcus, and Mrs. Frank C. Walker, vice presi-
‘tdent; Mrs: Ed Hall and Mrs. Hobart
L. Wilson, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank J. Uhl,
Also, Mrs. John F. Engelke and Mrs. Louise B. Pohlman, treasurer; Mesdames William H. Hart, Ira M. Holmes, Ralph’ I. Thompson, R. G. Manning, D. 8. Meditch and ¢ Snyder, directors at large.
_ {Only three directors will be elected.
The monthly meeting of the
Nell Heathco, recording secretary; board of directors will be held MonMiss Nell Hester, corresponding sec- day at 10 a. m.
Ellen Robinson Shower Guest
Miss Fairetta DeVault will entertain tonight at the Columbia club with a linen shower for Miss Ellen Robinson whose marriage to Lieut.
at Camp Croft, S. C. Guests tonight will be Miss Lillian Dailey, : Greenfield; Miss Virginia Duncan, Jeffersonville; Mrs. ‘Ralph Harlan, Misses Marybelle Wolford, Evelyn Wabnitz,- Sally Hunt, Jean Gilkison, Marjorie Dixon, Meta Louise Prange and Vivian Gatwood. The bride-to-be is. the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. M. E, Robinson, 3939 N. Lomond ave, and Lieut. Thomas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Thomas of Amherst, O,
Chapter F, P. E. O,,
Elects Officers ~
Mrs. Samuel Sellers was elected président ‘of Chapter F, P. E. O. sisterhood, at a meeting held re~ cently at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Newburn, 414 W. 43d st. Other officers chosen are Mrs. Max Critchfield, vice president; Mrs. Paul Preston, recording secretary; Mrs. Doyle Zaring, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert Newby, treasurer. Mrs. R. W. Lookabill will serve as chaplain and Mrs. 8S. B. Overman as guard. Delegates to the P. E. O. council will be Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Charles Martin with Mrs. Paul Kilby as alternate. State convention delegates will be Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Hugh Johnson with Mrs. OCritchfleld and Mrs. Wallace Hall as alternhtes.
Myrs. Hezzie B. Pike Nominated
Ww. D. C.;
Election Will Be Wednesday
Karl Robinson, photographer, lecturer and traveler, will be guest speaker for the general club meeting of the Woman’s Department club
“Defrosting Alaska.”
Mr, Robinson will show technicolor films of Alaskan scenery and natives taken during an extended visit in that country.
Beier-Prather Wedding Is This Evening
The marriage of Miss Deloses Neal Prather, daughter of Mrs. N. H. Prather, 1825 Park ave. to Max George Beier will take place at 8 o'clock this evening .in the First United Lutheran church with the
Rev, Arthur L. Mahr, pastor, officiating. Mr. Beier is the son of Mrs. Max B. Beier, 2824 Brookside ave. A background of palms will be used in decorations and white gladioli and calla lilies will stand on the altar. Miss Pauline R. Roes, organist, will play a program of bridal airs. The bride will be gowned in white taffeta worn with a fingertip veil and will carry a bouquet of white roses with an orchid center. Miss Mary Wheeler, maid of honor, will wear pink taffeta and will carry pink roses and iris. William Beier, cousin of the bridegroon, will be best man, and William Cole Sr., another cousin, and Jack Willson will be ushers. The. bride’s mother will wear an angelus: blue and navy gown with navy accessories and Mrs. Beier will wear Caribbean blue with. black accessories, White carnation corsages will be worn by both. A reception following the céremony ‘will be held at the home of the ‘ bride’s mother. The couple will leave for a short wedding trip, the bride wearing a turquoise blue suit, ‘rose blouse, camel-hair topcoat, brown accessories sme an orchid corsage. .On their return they will be at home in the Graylynn hotel. . Mr. Beier is a graduate of Purdue university and a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Guests at the ceremony will include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wherkamp, Misses Loretta and Alma Wherkamp, Seymour; Mrs. Bertha ‘Stahl and Mrs. Jess Johnson, Bellevue, Ky.
Mrs. J. C. Stipher Will Be Hostess
Mrs. O. E. - Stone, pianist, will play several selections Tuesday following a 1 o'clock luncheon of the Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers’ club in the home of Mrs. J. C. Stipher, 3816 N. New Jersey st. Assisting Mrs. Stipher with the coyered dish luncheon ‘Will - be the Mesdames James Lynch, Frank Seidensticker and L. D. Claycombe. Mrs. S. F.
Dolzall will preside.
fresh, flaky
PREMIUM
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The Red Cross committee of the Caroline Scott Harvison chapter, Daughters of the Ameriean; Revolution, is planning a series of three lectures by Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes, beginning next Friday :at the chapter house. Among workers for sponsorship of the lectures are (left to right) Mrs. Iliff Jones, cochairman of the Red Cross committee; Mrs. Alexander L, Taggart, ticket co-chairman, and Mrs, William.
Talks. to F ollow ‘Coffees’ ‘at’ Chapter House’
A series of three morning “‘coffees” and lectures, beginning next Friday, will be sponsored by the Red Cross committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. The events, at the chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st., will start at 10:45 a. m. with the lectures occurring at 11 a. m. The second and third of the series will be March 27 and April 10. Mrs. Trevor R., Geddes will be the lecturer. Mrs. Geddes has made two trips around the: world. She was born in Calcutta, India, and was educated in Darjeeling, India; Brighton, England, and Paris. For a number of years she lived in the Dutch East Indies and Malaya. “History in the Making” will be her subject next Friday and she will interpret world events and give the background. Reservations may be made at the chapter house or with committee members, Mrs. Iliff Jones and Mrs. James M. Gloin, Red Cross chairmen, have named Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart and Mrs. Carl PF. Maetschke as ticket chairmen. Serving with them will be Mesdames Austin Flint Denny, Blanche T. Maguire, J, H. Hamlet, Albert T. Bunch, John H. Bloor, Harry - Allen Van Osdol, James L, Gavin ‘and Miss Carolyn T. Thompson,
David J. Fox Is Married
The marriage of Miss Mary Frances Cameron to David Joseph Fox took place in New York, Nov,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cameron of Hornell, N. Y., and Mr. Fox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Fox, 3942 N. Pennsylvania st. The ceremony was .read at the Franciscan church in New York. Mr, Fox is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Notre Dame. The couple|
will live in Indianapolis.
Cooking Thoroughly
Hamburgers or sausage cakes will get done in the middle if you cut a hole in the center, fashion.
“SWAN IS TWINS"
says Gracie Allen
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4.|. Miss Cameron is the daughter of|
dough-nut-
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program includes an annual birth
| day luncheon and preparation for : Slit tam Spat ati.
whe a
Shutan meeting will War Memorial at 10
ener discussion. A be- ; class also will meet m. in ‘the. Citizens Gas
} This class will be to’ 14 ‘girls: ‘and reservations
‘| may. -be ‘made at the Camp Fire
“The ‘Blyé Bird Leaders’ ‘private
| -| Pow-Wow will. be held Tuesday at
11 a. m. in the committee room at Central Y, W. C. A. A luncheon for the group i is scheduled. Next Wednesday, the training course: for new’ guardians will be
: held with discussion on ranks, coun-
cil fives and projects on the agenda. _Thé Blue Birds will have a skating party Thursday from 10 a. m. fo IX noon to celebrate the Camp Fire's Join pixthiay, On the same day a
for girls 12 eginners or over I ys or at9a. m at 126 W. Washington st. : From March 16 1; 20, Camp Pire girls will serve at defense savings. stamp office, 924 Illinois building, after school. March 16-28 members are invited to attend the exhibit of art work by high school students in Block’s auditorium. They will serve as hostesses for the exhibit from 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. March 28. Guest speaker at the annual birthday luncheon will be Miss Gertrude Thuemler, dean of girls at Technical high school. * The luncheon will be held at 12:30 p. m. March 17 in the Marott hotel. An annual election is scheduled for the March 20 meeting of the board of directors in the Camp Fire office at 11 a. m. The Camp Fire exhibit will be a feature of the Sportsman's show at the fairgrounds March 20-28. The second meeting of the beginners’ sewing class will be held March 21 at 10:30 a. m. and a public Camp Fire candlelight service is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. the following. day at the First Baptist church, Vermont and Meridian sts.
Charlotte J. DaVie Is Engaged
Mrs. Jean DaVie, 3115 Graceland ayve., announces the engagement of her daughter, Charlotte Jean, to Lauren W, Case; son of Mrs, Jessie Case of Attica. . ; The wedding ceremony will be performed in. the DaVie home on
March 20 before the immediate families.
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This mont the Camp Pire Girls a
presidents;
‘ “Mrs. Fogle 8.
Annual Purim Ball Will Be Sunday Night
Mrs. Jack Fogle and Herman Chalfie are co-chairmen of ‘the 30th annual Purim ball to be sponsored by the Jewish Educational association Sunday evening at Kirshbaum center. A cast of 24 persons under the direction of Seymour Pinkus, chairman of entertainment, and Mrs. Jac Broderick, director of song and dance routines, will present a threeact play, “Little Nell’s' Sacrifice,” at 8:156.p. m. Principals in the play, which is a travesty on the gay nineties, are Mr. and Mrs. Pinkus, Lee Engel,
m.|Sam Cohen, Nathan Resnick, Miss
Blanche Liebowitz and Miss Tillie Abravaya. Others in the cast are Morris Mitchell, Ivan Chalfie and the Misses Selma Greenstein, Jean Schoen, Barbara Wolf, Becky Sarfaty, Selma Siegal, Sylvia Nahmias, Freda Brill, Esther Passo, Dora Cohen and Rose Pardo. . Assisting * with light and sound effects will be’ O. P. Beck, Nate Stein, Ray Sussman, Paul Draizer and Abe Greenstein. Pinky Porter’s rumba band will play for both the show and the dance following. On Committees Chairmen of committees include Ben Blieden and Dave Hollander, tickets; Julius Falender and. H. T. Cohen, admissions; Max Plesser
and Dr. Phil “Palender, auditing;
Phil Grenwald, treasurer; Mrs. Sarah Block, Ed Rosenberg and Sol
Hoffman, refreshments, : assisted by:
members of the Pals club; Harry S. Joseph, publicity, and the Hatik< vah club, flowers. Officers of the J. E. A. are Edward M. Dayan, president; ‘Dr. Harry Jacobs and Mr. Joseph, vice . Falender, treasurer; Irving Ruben, financial secretary, and H. T, Cohen, corresponding secretary.
The auxiliary to the J. E A. will}
sell defense bonds and , stamps | throughout the evening;
THE SUITS
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| Kenneth = Boyer,
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3 unior Section will Meet Sunday
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A boys* program will be sporsored
day at 3 p. m. in the D. A. -R. ball, 824 N, Pennsylvania st. - ’ Appearing. on the program will: he Maurice Walter, Stanley Herman; James Delaney, James Steckley, Bruce Zimmerman, - Donald . Smith, David Herriman, - Richard Petraits, Robert Steckley, Jimmie Slaughter, Richard Patters . son, Harry Pointer, Larry Moon, John . Joe Petraits, Garth Obens chain, Billy Suephienson and Andrew J
trumpet, will be. accompanied by : Mrs. Charlotte B. Lehman, a ‘The program was Sang by... Miss Helen Ferrell. ‘Albert, NE ire ret Bell man Stitt, chairman, for the a section, .
Elnora Aw:
Tonight
cal Lutheran church, ‘will officiate :
new to Kenneth Jaynes this eves ning. The ceremony will be at T: 30: p. m, in the church. Parents of the couple are Mr, and" Mrs. Carl Agnew, 1422 N. Tremont" ave., and Mr. and Mrs, Dewitt Di. Jaynes, 1415 Haugh st. Miss Edna Olsen, organist, will play for the ceremony and Miss Shirley Thompe: son will sing." Palmg and candles will decora the altar for the ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear a powder blue dress in street length, brown ace cessories and an orchid corsage.” Miss Helen Agnew, her sister's
crepe frock in street length, “brown: accessories and & corsage’. of, iris. and pink roses.
and ushers will be Ray Funk and’ i James. Mrs, Agnew, the bride’s mother, will wear turquoise blue with black accessories while Mrs. Jaynes will be in blue crepe. with matching accessories. Both"
After a reception at the.home of: the bride's parents, the couple will: leave for a short wedding trip, They
parents. Among out-of-town guests will be; the bride's uncle and sunt, Mr. and
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To Be Married :
The Rev. Bernhard J. ‘Engskow, pastor of the First Trinity Evangelis
at the wedding of Miss Elnora Age
only attendant, will wear a rode? §
bert Kiefer will be best man’
will have Johanna Hill rose core.
will be at home next week with his
by’ the junior section of the m=" |dianapolis Matines” musicale ‘Suns.
acobg. b Mr, Walter, who will play the."
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