Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1942 — Page 5
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Legion Group
(To Give Flag
To W. S.C. S.
At the general meeting of the
‘WOMAN'S society of CHRISTIAN AVENUE
SERVICE, METHODIST church, Tuesday, the auxiliary to Lavelle Gossett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will pre-
sent fhe society with a flag.
The presentation will be made by Mrs. Lucille Glick, auxiliary president. ' She will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Weber, state auxiliary de-
T8.| partment, president, and others,
M1 5. Algn R. Albright; reservati —Messrs. and. Mesdames Boers E. Osborne, Elmer L, Beeler, Carl E. Bruce, Ralph V. Everly and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Pocke. Mr. “Tenney will ‘be the guest of officers and a committee of al at luncheon Saturday preceding the relay events of the afternoon. |At the same time Mrs. Tenney ‘Will be - entertained at a luncheon to be given by a group of alumnae. |
Phi Omega Pi Holds State |
Day Luncheon”
“Keep "Em Flying” was to be |
theme of the State day I of Phi Omega Pi today in the room of the Hotel Washington. argrdduale chapter at In
Mrs. Susan M. Ostrom, director of the newly created division of public relations of the state department of public instructior, will discuss the work of her department. Mrs. Neal Ireland, president of the Indianapolis district W. 8 OC. 8. and former missionary to Chile, will talk on “The Church ond Latin America.” A luncheon for the entire membership will be served at 12:30 p. m. by members of group 3 including Miss Alta Roberts, chairman, assisted by Mesdames George Crossland, Forest Cartwright, Lawrence Cartwright and O. D. Cuhningham. The dining room committee will be Mesdames P. L. Burford, WwW. M.
.{Bsumkecke! and A. D, S»ifker.
“Hostesses will be ‘members of {group 4 with Mrs. B. D, Bash as chairman. Mrs. Harry ‘Wood will have charge of the afternoon deyotional period.
Mrs. Burton A. Knight, president, will preside at an executive board | meeting at 945 a. m,
Installation of officers and a book| review are scheduled by the WOMEN'S association of the WASHINGTON STREET PRESBY-
1k8| TwRIAN church for its meeting at
- the I. U. chapter, and Mrs. Harrell, West Baden. Among the honored guests vere to ‘be Miss Frances ' Chatburn, Springfield, Ill, national president and one of the founders; Mrs. Truman Yunckers, Greencastle, t national. president; Mrs. Clark Atking, Bloomington; past Jrovince director; -Mrs. Estel Fox, tary, and Miss Hauss, wire. New initiates of the active
ton, past national alumnae ter, who were to give a So
- Cong
the church, Miley ave, and W. Washington st., Monday at 7 p. m.
Miss Florence Lanham will give devotions and install the following officers: Mrs. Frank Baldwin, president; Mrs. John Carter, vice president; Mrs. Charles Armentrout, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Sammons, treasurer. Department chairmen and group leaders also will be appointed. Mrs. Benjamin C. Raley will review “Three Sisters” (Cornelia Spencer). A silver offering will be =| taken. :
Mrs. Ambra Hurt,” former missionary of the UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN church to {he Belgian now home on ail extended furlough, has taken charge of visitation work now in progress for the evangelical services to-pe held at the church by Dr. Henry Toogood of New Philadelphia, O., ‘March
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ey, Paul Sawyer, John Graves, Glen Stockley, : Ronald G George Tobias, Ledford Day, B. Lamb and John Haartje,
| Hedden, J. B. Woods, I Faussett, Downey and Lamb.
| Lillian E. Coble
These services are to be held in connection with the United Christian Education Advance movement now under way. Members of the AMERA HURT, DORCAS, MARY MARTHA and QUEEN ESTHER circles at recent meetings held soap showers for distribution to the Whe¢ler Rescue Mission for families on relief.
A special Easter program, includ4g a playlet, “The Lord Is Risen,” will be presented at the regular meeting of ‘the WOMEN'S guild, IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL and REFORMED church next Thursday. The executive board of the guild will meet at 10 p. m. in the educational building; a business session will be held at 11 a m. and a luncheon at noon.
Discusses Principles Of Menu Planning
sion of the nutrition reftesher course being presented for graduate home economists and dietitians un=
county nu committee, “Dr.
of dietetics at the centr, is chairman.
Contributing talks on the general
ew theme were “Teaching Nutrition
1. Mrs. George T, Tindall Jr. was Miss Zerelda Siuckey, daughter of Mri. Agnes Steiner Stuckey of ner will exchange marriage .vows in a ceremony to Mrs, Martha. MoGaughey, ls snghged Cataract Falls, before her recent marriage. (Allen be performed this afternoon in. the North Methodist Mellwain of Gary. The wedding will
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Church News—
Mrs. Helen Schuler Miller, ex-| & ecutive dietitian at th® Methodist] & hospital, discussed ‘Principles of} § ‘|Menu Planning” today at the ses-
der the direction of the Marion] | Norman Beatty, chairmsn. Sessions)
Indiana university Scheol of Medi-| cine. Miss Lute Troutt, director|.
%: Miss Christine Carlson and Dr. Quentin Kint-
(Photo-Reflex photo.)
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Christine Carlson Becomes Bride
Of Dr. Quentin
br. Edward Kintner of North
be -performed at 2: »: o'clock this church. Mrs. J, Russell Paton, organist, will play a program of bridal ‘airs. Vases of jonquils, pussy willows and iris will be used for decoration at the church, Mr, Carlson will give his: daughter in marriage. She will wear a navy blue sheer afternoon dress fashioned with a long torso bodice and a pleated skirt. Her accessories will be navy blue and her corsage of white violets. Mrs. G. M. Casady, who will be her sister's matron of honor, will be in periwinkle “blue wool with navy accessories and a corsage of blue violets. Dr. Burton Kintner of Muneie will be his brother's best man and Dr. Maynard C. Shiffer, Dr. Ambrose C. Estes, J. Harmon Bjorklund . and Elgin Kintner, another brother of the bridegroom, will usher. : A small reception for the families will follow at the Carlson home. Following a wedding trip, the couple will be at home at 1142 N. Pennsylvania st. Miss Carlson was graduated from _ATRINE “untverstly.-whers “shy Wek president = of | the ~ Association of | Women Students and ‘a member of
Mortar board, senior women's hon-
orary. Dr. Kintner was graduated from Manchester college and - the Indiana University School of Medicine. He is an interne at the I U. medical center.
Sigma Kappas Hold Luncheon And Dance
Sigma Kappa State Day activities include an informal luncheon at noon in Ayres’ tearoom and a dance tonight at the Marott hotel. At the luncheon, Mrs. Edward D. Taggart, national executive secretary of the organization, was to report on the group's defense activties, including the purchase of $5000 in defense bonds and $1000 in new magazines for men in army camps. Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, national scholarship chairman, and Miss Dorothy Steinmeier, college editor of the Sigma Kappa Triangle, were to represent the national organization. Mrs. J. D. Wright, the arrangements chairman, was assisted by the Misses Alice Pauley, Jewel Bartlow and Steinmeier. Mrs. Wright has announced that the dance will be simple and that the money saved will be used to buy defense stamps for the Indianapolis Alumnae ‘chapter. Several parties will be given by local alumnae preceding the dance.
Mrs. Robert Evans To Entertain
The Junior auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing association will meet for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon Monday with Mrs. Robert A. Evans, 4460 Kessler blvd. as hostess.
Bride
Kintner in Rite
At North Methodist Church
Manchester will read the marriage
service uniting his son, Dr. Quentin Kintner, and Miss Christine Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mys. O. R. Carlson, 3555 Salem st. The ceremony will
afternoon in the North Mothodist
=Clubs—
The PRESENT DAY club has chosen “The Other Americas” as its topic for discussion Monday. Mrs. Perry Crane, 5245 Central ave, will be hostess. Mrs. 8. P. Matthews will talk on “Chile”; Mrs. O. H. Griest, “Cities of the Andes”; Mrs. R. T. Ramsay, “Fiestas. of Latin America,” and Mrs. C. P. Voyles, “Our Northern Neighbor.” = Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Chic Jackson.
“Learning to be Socially Acceptable” will be the subject for discussion at the Monday meeting of the IRVINGTON circle of the ‘CHILD CONSERVATION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
The speakers, Mrs. Mark Dema-. ree, Mrs. Harold Hasbrook and Mrs. Ernest Goshorn, have choser. “Gentlemen Aren't Sissies,” “Children Are People” and Rigor Briquetie”
ny a. M Joao 407 E, St. FS by Mrs. J. | Clen-
eph ‘st., denin, will_ entertain the group in her home.
James B. Lanagan, guest speaker for the Monday meeting of the ALPHA NU LATREIAN club, will talk on “The Relation of Furniture to the Home.”
The hostess, Mrs. Harvey Rogers,
.|7930 Oakland road, will have Mrs.
S. E. Props and Mrs. Charles E. Remy as assistants.
On Monday the WOMAN'S club of WINAMAC will meet with Mrs. OC. E. Zellers to hear Mrs. H. W. McDowell and Mrs. W. A, Zellers report on a survey of Colonia, Ecuador and Venezuela
Mrs. Corbin Patrick, 2727 N. Pennsylvanja st, will be hostess at 8 p. m, Monday for INTER ARTS club members. She will be assisted by Miss Ruth Anne Carson. :
Appearing on the program will be Miss Muriel Adams, Mrs. James Forsythe and Mrs. Norman Mangus.
The March meeting of the 17TH WARD DEMOCRATIC WOMAN'S club will feature a round table discussion Monday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Louis A. Welland, 926 Broadway. Mrs. Clement J. Grave will ‘be leader. Mrs. Ann Staudt will be installed as secretary during the business session. Women of the fourth and sixth precincts will be hostesses, The SEVENTH WARD club also will meet Monday evening to hear Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis discuss “Democracy at War.” Miss Hannah Noone will be an honored guest. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Mary Markey and Mrs. Hazel (YConnor. They will entertain in the formers home, 2456 N. Meridian st. |
A luncheon, . business session and bridge havé been planned by members of the C. I. H. N. club for their Monday meeting. Co-host2sses will be Mrs. William Arnold and Mrs. Minnie Adams.
Monday, CHAPTER P, P. E. O. sisterhood will have an elec tion and installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Exrnmett C. Michaels, 5704 Guilford ave. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. The hostess vill be sasisted by Ms, Herman EK, McComb.
|Readers’ Club Fetes
Mrs. Burt Dyar |
well luncheon in honor of Mrs. Burt A. Dyar, who will leave soon for residence in Omaha, Nob. Mrs,
sented a painting to the honor guest. « [Sponsor Card Party
A curd party and dance will be
(Emma Gene Tucker photo.)
Treva L. Berry To Be Married ‘Tomorrow
Miss Treva Louise Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Loyd Berry, 227 W, 42d st, will become the bride of Harry Thomas Clark in a ceremony. at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Church of God. The bridegroom is the son.-of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, Owensbom, Ky. The Rev. Ross Minkler will Bent the wedding vows and his daughter, Miss Darlene Minkler, will play a program ‘of organ music for the ceremony, Mrs, Dorothy Newman will sing. Clusters of gladioli will be fastened to the pews along the aisle through which the bride and her attendants enter. At the altar there will be large baskets of gladioli and spring flowers against a background of greenery. Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear a blush pink gown with heart-shaped neckline, leg-o’-mutton sleeves and a train extending from a full skirt. Her fingertip length veil will be held by a crown of orange blossoms and she will carry a bouquet of sweetheart roses and blush-toned freesias centered with white orchids and tied with blush ribbons. Gowns. of the bride’s ‘attendants
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length sleeves, shirred bodices and full ‘gathered skirts. They will have small clusters of roses and freesias in their hair, matching those of their arm bouquets which are to be tied with contrasting pastel ribbon streamers.
Sister to. Be Attendant Mrs. Robert Bailey, her sister's matron of honor, will’ be in pale blue. Miss Betty Wickard, Washington, will wear yellow; Miss Virginia Wilking, orchid; Miss Vivian Petersen, cousin of the bride, green, and Mrs. Howard Humphreys, pink. Robert Schlegel will be Mr. Clark’s best man and ushers will be Mr. Humphreys, Hugh Owen, Fred Triplett and Jack Stewart. The bride’s mother has chosen a turquoise silk crepe gown with which she will wear camellias and brown accessories. At a reception in the home of the bride’s parents after the ceremony, the bride’s aunts, Mesdames Allen Wamsley, Russell Petersen and John Rusie, will assist. As the couple leaves for a short wedding trip to Cincinnati, the bride will wear a crepe frock with black top and multi-colored print skirt, a silver fox trimmed black coat, a black straw hat, black aco|cessories and an orchid corsage. The
'|couple will be at home here later.|
Graduated from Purdue
Miss Berry was graduated from Purdue university and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Clark attended Purdue and is now a student at the Roscoe Turner aeronautical school here. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. Out-of-town guests ih addition to [the bridegroom’s parents will include his grandmother, Mrs. Ellen
.|Girsham, and his sister, Miss Ellen
Clark, Owensboro, Ky.; Mr, and Mrs. John Leonard Taylor, East Chicago; Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Bard, Ft. Knox, Ky.; Miss Madge| Berry, New York, aunt of the bride; Miss Ann Wickard, Washington, and Mr. and Mr. Reed Brodie, Mt, Vernon,
Service Club Plans ‘Sing’
An old-fashioned ‘sing’ will be a
~| Men's Cadettes with Mrs. Guy Boyle
as colonel will be on duty.
LER Old Direct Type Lamps Can Be Converted Into Indirect Ones|s
FITTING IN with the war-inspired trend to conserve and get the maximum results from household equipment is a method of converting old direct-type lamps—both floor and table varieties—into indirect illumi-
nating units.
Not only does the indirect lamp furnish more light for the amount of electrical current used, but it also makes the room in which it is used
a more attractive spot—and it looks as if we were going to spend a great deal more time at home, doing -war work or resting up from war work. By transforming an old-lamp, too, thrift is promoted. The - wonderworking in this case is done by using convertible adapters—a diffusing bowl of glass or plastic, a bulb socket with a casing made to hold the bowl, and the necessary length of wire and plug.
Some of these come already assembled, ready to attach to the old lamp by a home craftsman. Or an electrical supply dealer can furnish both materials and work.
Diffusing bowls are available in many sizes, but for the average table and floor lamp, the 8 to 10inch sizes probably will be most satisfactory for use with 100, 150 and 300-watt bulbs. : If the old lamp shade is to be used with the new bowl, it should be from 8 to 10 inches across the top opening fo fit the bowl; the bottom diameter should be from 16 to 20 inches, and the shade should be 9 to 12 inches deep so that the bowl will be masked,
with an inner lining of white is best for use with lamp. Conversion of will not be satisfactory the lamp is at least 20 inches high, because the glaring light bulb will be visible at heights below 20
Engaged
_& |Miss Helen: Bercher,
Shrum-Smith Ceremony Is This Evening
A ceremony at 8 o'clock this evening in the Irvington Methodist church will join Miss Dorothy Jean Smith and Wayne A. Shrum in marriage. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs, H. E. Smith, 247 S. Arlington ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shrum, Sullivan, Altar decorations for the service will be palms and candelabra. Mrs. Berniece Fee Mozingo will be the organist and John Miller is to sing
‘| “Because” and “At Dawning.”
Miss Georgianna Smith, sister of the bride and maid of honor, and bridesmaid, will wear similar gowns in blue and
“dusty rose, respectively. The frocks
have sweetheart necklines and leg-o’-mutton sleeves. They will wear matching Juliet caps and will carry Johanna Hill roses, The bride, entering on the of her father, will be in ivory satin styled on princess lines with a sweetheart neckline and long, fitted sleeves. Her fingertip length veil will be held by a coronet of orange blossoms and she will carry white roses and baby breath. Merritt Wilkins, Salem, will serve as Mr. Shrum’s best man and the ushers will be Rudy Kramer, Linton, and Arthur Pion, Dayton, O. Following a reception at the Smith home for members of the families, the couple will leave for a short wedding trip. They will be at home after March 16 at 15 S. Ritter ave.
Poets’ Rendezvous
Is Tomorrow
The Poets’ Rendezvous, social auxiliary of the Indiana Federation of Poetry clubs, will hear a talk by Miss Mabel Skeen, of Terre Haute, Indiana editor of a poetry magazine published in Kansas City, Mo., at its regular meeting tomorrow at ¢ p.m in the Y, W. C. A. Her subject will be “Ten Easy Rules on How to Become an Unsuccessful Writer.” Dr. Jean 8S. Milner will read several of his favorite poems and Miss Anna Hosea will talk on “Poetry of the Garden.” Mrs. Florence MacDonald will sing accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence Hayes. An informal poetry forum will be conducted .by Miss Skeen. , Miss Kathryn McPherson, chairman of the Rendezvous committee will preside. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. Mary Hagler LeMasters of Franklin, Mrs, Orpha Upshaw and Mrs, Martha Bishop. | Robert Committee chairmen include Miss Olive Inez Downing, publicity; Mrs. Mabel Laut, reception, and Miss Violet Muse, radio. Miss June Winona Syyder is president.
Vera Lucille Keaton
+/Is Engaged
The engagement of Miss Vera
This, Evening
Reception . to Follow
"At Alpha Chi House
* The Broadway Methodist church
ceremony is Mlb lB ers
Stone in marriage. Dr. John F.
the bridegroom. The bride will be given riage by her father, Guy Her gown will be ivory duchi fashioned on empire lines fitted sleeves shirred at der and tapering into the wrists. French pearls will be appliqued romance neckline and will fall into a long
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a tiara of lace. She will clepial bouquet of white orchids,
or, will wear ice blue slipper satin with a full skirt falling from a fitted waistband. The square neckline and circular puffed sleeves will be edged in chantilly lace. A French bonnet of matching satin will come lete her costume. Senior bridesmaids, © Mesdames Herbert Reberger, Leland Keys, Norman Kelly of Hattiesburg, Miss., and Miss Florence Bowers, will wear costumes of pink satin and chantilly lace fashioned similar to the gown of the maid of honor. Miss Marilyn Woody and Miss. Suzanne Arend,
{junior bridesmaids, also will wear
cloud pink dresses with bouffant skirts, short puffed sleeves edged in lace and square necklines,
To Wear Lockets
The bridesmaids will have French bonnets of satin matching their gowns. They and the maid of honor will carry colonial bouquets of better times roses trimmed in satin ribbon. Mother of pearl lockets, gifts from the bride, will be worn by all attendants. The flower girl, Judith Stone, sis= ter of the bridegroom, will wear a white satin floor-length dress and
over her arm, ard. Reed. Ushers will include
Bertram Huestis, Harry Lister and William and Guy Boyd Jr. Robert
arm | Boyd, cousin of the bride, will be
ring-bearer. ,He will wear a white gabardine suit and carry a white satin pillow bearing the two rings. The bride’s mother will be gowned in peacock blue chantilly lace with American beauty accessories and a corsage of red camellias and better times roses. : Following the ceremony, Miss
reception in the Alpha Chi Omega chapter house at Butler university. The house will be decorated with palms'and French baskets of spring flowers. ist, will play.
To Take Trip North
mint print frock will be topped by a beige wool coat. She has Socessatieo Jncluing pussiey hat and gloves and beige shoes bag with antique brown Orchids from the bridal will form her corsage, After 15, the couple will be a Indianapolis. . Miss Boyd attended Bu Indiana universities where a member of Alpha Chi rority. Mr. Stone attended . and Columbia universities where he was a Sigma Nu. The bridegroom
Port Richey, Fla.
Mrs. Robert Fidlar, all of
'|0.; Mrs. Herschel Baldwin, Dane
ville, Il; Mr, and Mrs, Carlyle Baker, Diya, 0: Mr, and
Mrs. C..R Bohner To Give Lecture -
‘Mr. and Mr. C. D, Kershner, 3955 A Winthrop
ave, announce the en‘of their daughter, Norma, of Mr,
Edwards will resd ‘the’ service uh
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Miss Ruth Duckwall, maid of hon-
a tiara of roses in her hair. She -
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will have a basket of rose petals Mr. Stone’s best man will be Rich«
Miss Mary Spalding, harp-
is the son of Walter 8, Stone of this , city and Mrs. Wintlé Long of New
Out-of-town guests at the weds ding will be Mrs, Maurice Dye and daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and
Boyd's parents will entertain with a A
eling in a .dressmaker suit. Her