Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1942 — Page 11

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2 committee for the Civic theater's: the Athenaeum ballroom Saturday, March: 21, y afternoon at a tea given at the theater

guests Friday 0: ved at the downtown club, whose facilities will be exabers of both organizations. he country club are invited to use the I. AC. athletic ng morning hours; men will have access to the Ing the afternoon, and boys and girls will swim from here will be family swimming from 6 to 9 p. m. events have been arranged for members of both nd dau rs of members have been’ invited to a : tea, starting at 3 p. m,, in the venetian ill be organ music during and following the hour's . g styles ~- A “Friday-th »-13th Green Topper” dinner dance will follow in the evening in {the I. A. OC. ballroom. Louis Lowe's orchestra will from 7.p.-m. until midnight. Dinper Service will’ be with 6 to 9 p. Table and room decorations will be in keeping ;* th the St. Patrick’s motif. "April events on the club calendar include the Tulip Time ball April 4; the In Junior spring formal, April 10, and a children’s

spring party Ap 1.25. Club Meets Today

MRS. ROBERT 8S. SINCLAIR was to be hostess this afternoon e club's meeting at her honie, 3736 Spring Hollow

for the L. Richardson, the speaker for the afternoon’s

, program, Was to talk on “British Writing and the World Crisis.”

The a ents committee for the program included Mrs, Albert M. Cole, chairman, and Mesdames Arthur V. Brown, William R Higgins, J. K| Lilly gr. and William M. Tagior.

Voters’ eague Reports On Its

War Time Service Program

Extensive rests of the Indiana League of Women Voters’ campaign

* for wartime service were reported at the weekly meeting pf the state

ay. Reports covered the first month’s activity in . spreading facts and figures about problems facing the citizen and govenment in wartime * According to Yhe wartime service plan, members’ of Ute state league, after attending training meetings on the contents of lesgue broad- alumnae groups, Americas legion sides, were ta contact /at least 10|posts and auxiliaries, Rotdry, Kiother persons facts learned |wanis, Lions and Optimists clubs. from the les. Broadsides have been ‘placed in To date, more 15,000 copies|doctors and dentists’ offices, in li-

pot braries, bus depots, school and ‘The Importan Voting in ’ SN ra po ed ® Jos in church bulletin boards, beauty shops the series, 7 iséued; while|®nd pay envelopes of employees.

. Wide use of the broadsides is beBx Ey Pu ing made Ly county officials, business executives, store and fattory managers afid others, re-orders received by league members indicate. - Mrs. Prank H. Cox, state publicity director, advises that np results can be estimated on the word-of-mouth campaign, srticles read in newspapers or heard on the ‘radio, but it is believed that these mediums |are contributing fo. league's program of ‘wartime service by replacing rumors and gossip with to parent. | tacts and figures about government sororities, | problems in {he-current emergency.

“They ‘Taught Me How To Make Ite In Ayres’ Knit Shop.”

Broadway Methodist church.

Commercial Export Co., C. J. Haring of the J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co. and Herbert Russell of the International Harvester Co. ‘Husbands and friends of branch members will attend the dinner. A special musical program has been arranged with Ernst C. Zehe; tenor, former soloist : with the Orpheum choir in Cleveland, accompanied by Wayne Carmichael. Hostesses for the meeting ‘will be Mesdames William A. Barrett, Gordon Batmah, Charles L. Rose, Calvin R. Hamilton, Edmond W. Hebel, Robert. M. Lingle, Walter P. Morton, William E. Rogers, Emmett B. Lamb, Noble H. Poole,, Harry A.

.| Peterson, Paul J. Stokes, Misses Belle

Ramey, Ruth Duckwall, Bertha Leming and Elizabeth Ward. A. A. U. W. study group meetings for the month include the ¢onsumers’ problems group meeting at) 1:30 p. m., March 25, at the home| of Mrs. Gino A. Ratti. Mrs. Harry Foreman was to review “James Whitcomb Riley” (Nolan) at the first meeting of the afternoon contemporary literature group at 1:30 'p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Murray F. Conner. The group will hear Mrs. B. F. Gibson review Pearl ‘Buck’s “Dragon Seed” March 23 at the home of Mrs. R. R. Hippepsteel, 2 Miss Hall to, Speak = ~ ‘Miss Helen Marxer will be hostess for. the evening contemporary lit: erature group March 17 when'Miss Elizabeth Hall will, review “Saratoga Trunk”, (Ferber). Reports on education projects were to be made to the education study group meeting today at the home of Mrs. C. L. The music appreciation group | will. meet March 25 at 9:30 a. m,, at the home of; Mrs. Edgar Baum,

{for a round table discussion on the

choice of records and books for a home music library. Mrs, Arthur R. VanArendonk will lead discussion. The morning radio workshep will meet next Monday at 9:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Russel R. Benson and the night group "will meet March 26 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Donald C. Drake. Mrs. Henry Semler will entertain the parental education, pre-school,

representative of the Ihdianapolis Power and Light Co. home service

‘gandy. They carried

group March 20 at 1:30'p. m. Aj

W. Hurley Ashby photo.

A. A. U. Ww Anna Guest Dinner To Be Held Tomorrow Night; Panel Discussion

A panel discussion of “Inter-American Relations” will be a feature of the annual guest dinner meeting of the Indianapolis branch, American Association of University Women, at 6:15 p. m. tomorrow in the

to Be Feature

Participants in the panel, Indianapolis bulaineis men ‘who have traveled in Latin-American countries,” will be Stanley J.” Dyer of the

The Bridal Scene Marian L. Rieck Is Bride of Luther Benton

Miss Marian L. Rieck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rieck, 733 Parkway, became the bride of Luther Benton Jr. im ja ceremony at 3:30 p. m. yesterday in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Luther’ ‘Benton, an, 27th st. The Rev. Ernst Piepenbrok officiated and bridal music was played by Mrs. Amy Cleary Morrison, organist. Miss Eloise Sponsel sang. The bride wore a white satin and lace gown with a full length veil and carried white roses and sweetpeas in a shower arrangement. Her attendants were Miss Winifred Peters, maid of honor; Misses Evelyn ' Ressler, Dorothy Thomas and Erika Braf. Miss Peters wore peach taffeta; Miss Ressler, blue organdy; ‘Miss Thomas, pink organdy, and Miss Braf, orch bou-|: quets of sweetpeas and carnations. Richard Jackson was best man

‘and ushers were John Rieck, the

bride’s brother, Paul Benton, brother of the bridegroom, and William Mci, .

Nancy Lee Sponsel, flower girl, was in yellow organdy and carried a basket of rose petals. The bride's mother was, gowned in pale blue worn with navy ‘accessories and Mrs. Benton also wore blue. Both had pink rose corsages. After a reception the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will be at home after Wednesday at 2312% N. Pennsylvania st.

The marriage of Miss Edna May Martin to Robert O. Lawson is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Martin; 1420 Brookside ave." The ceremony was at 6 p. m. Thursday in the Bellaire Methodist church with the Rev. Stahley Mahan officiating,

the couple will be at home in Indianapolid4 The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawson 0! ‘Madison.

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"After 8 short wedding trip South. |

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Margaret Lie Miller and Degny Bowen, decorations; Mrs. Clyde V. Elisa Miller, flower girls, wore| Montgomery and Mrs. B. G. Kayser, frocks similar to the junior brides-|door; . Emil H. Souffiot and maid’s. They wore pink satin rib-|Mrs. Harry F. Helck, co-chairmen, bons in their hair. The flower girls| Mesdames William S. King, Howard carried pale pink tulle baskets of|Spurgeon, Lane Robertson, Nelson tulips, fresias and forget-me-nots. |Gorsuch, L. C, Heustis, Charles Gustave Nickel of Winnetka, Ill, | Frank Brigham and E. A. Kelley, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, dining room; Mrs. George W. Bowwas best man. man and Mrs. Glenn O. Priermood, The bride’s mother wore a gown|music; ‘Mrs. W. D. Keenan, pubof dusty pink sheer with a beaded |licity; Mrs. Lee Ingling and Mrs. lace yoke. Mrs. George Falkenberg, |Merritt L. Ober, telephone, and the bridegroom’s mother, was -in|Mrs. E. L. Burnet, chairman, Mesblack lace. Both had corsages of |dames Roscoe Conkle, M. F. Clarviolets and Finch roses." idge, . Milton I. Miller, J. M. ThisThe couple left on a short motor |thlethwaite, C. Eugene Wolcott, Per-

W.|trip. Mrs. Falkenberg traveled in|ry E. Powell and John Yates, tick-

a tan gabardine suit with brown |ets.accessories and a cherry red top-| A program during the luncheon coat. will include Irish numbers sung by Dr. PFalkenberg is assistant pro- | Fred Schakelton, accompanied by fessor of horticulture at Purdue|Mr. Friermood. | university. \

Neal Ireland Will Girl Reserves Be*Guest Speaker Plan P ot at o

Neal Ireland, business secretary of Central ¥. M. C. Aum Chi S 1 “Why We Act as We Do” ats the , 1p ad C monthly meeting of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mother's club tomor-| A potato chip sale is being row in the Butler university chapter launched this week under the house. Luncheon will be served and sponsorship of the Girl Reserve dea business session is planned. partment’ of the Central Y. W. C. A. Mrs. C. H. Becker, hostess ehair-|yg. pojn mu Johns of the Girl

than, and Mrs. Chester L. Zechiel, as will be assisted Reserve committee is sale chairman.

Mesdames W. N. Fleming Sk, N. Fleming Jr. and L. M. ZeIT./chairmen: Mrs. Robert Price, Cards will be played following thei, up ide: Mrs. R. N. Lemen. West

program. "| side: Mrs. ©. E. Donnell, East side,

; ! and Mrs. Paul C. Hulse, South side. Wilbur Peat to

Presidents of junior groups of girls, 12 to 14 years old, who are chairmen of the sale for their clubs Talk at I U and their schools, include Miss » . Doris Beard, 9; Miss Barbara BanSimos. Special. + ta, 10; Miss Patty Briton, 76; Miss Polly Buchanan, 16; Miss Mary BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 9. Jordon, 67: Miss Conhie Lascu, 75, —Highlights of the art day program|a.ngq Miss’ Doris Lipscomb, Hawto be ‘held at Indiana university|thorne. tomorrow will be a talk by Wilbur|. Also, Mis Betty Bostic, Ben Davis ool; Miss June Read, 8; D. Peat, director OF the John Herron Roxanne Swain, 18; Miss Imo-

~| Miss Jane Pettinger, 31. out the sate will participate In| chairmen of the sale for senior symposium. - club groups of girls, 14 to 18 years Mr. Peat will talk on “Early In-fold, are the following presidents: diana Portraits” following a con- Miss. Martha Miller, Howe; Miss

| ference luncheon at which President| nary Burks, Manual; Miss Doris

Herman B Wells will preside.

Mrs. R. R. Mitchell Guest Speaker ©

ve “Training for Clitgenship."

+ |st, will entertain members of

*|assisted by Mrs A. W. Macy. Follow- | Mesdames

‘|sent “Gleanings From the Record.”

She will be assisted by four area|

| Planning Bloctions tAnerg Grol | Social Study Club Will Meet

Sioitions; of Offiosts, gubet Hiaetings abil thy appearances are featured on club programs in the day's news. for the, INTER ALIA club's 12:30 p, m. meeting at which officers are: 3 elected, Mrs. J. Browning Gn will alk on. Jolin an’s. “Men of Wealth.”

The IRVINGTON TUESDAY club will hold its election meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis Kirkhoft, 815 Campbell ave, tomorrow. Theme for the day’s program will

"lita of TOSEALON dub.ofls cers tomorrow will be at the hoifie of Mrs. Sarah P. Kelly, 3221 Park|T ave. A talk on “British Guiana” will be given by Mrs. C. Frederick Schmidt.

Mrs. M. W. Pickett, 206 E. 49th

CHAPTER 8, P. E. O. sisterhood, tomorrow. Officers will be elected|a talk on “Hemispherical Solidare and Mrs. P. Ward Holaday will ‘pre- ity,” by Robert C. Jones. Hostesses sent the “Thought for the Chap-|will be Mesdames W. R. Troutwine, ter.” J. L. Kendall and W, E. Black,

Officers will be elected and in-| A guest day tea will be held at stalled Sopuntyw at a meeting of|2 p. m. tomorrow in the new college C W,.P. E. O. sisterhood, [of religion building at Butler unie af the home of Mrs. W. R. Free-|versity by the ZELOTAI club. Mrs. man, 86210 Woodside drive. Hugh T. Miller, Columbus, Ind., will “Photography” will be Miss Emma | ues wil be Mrs. D. B ’|Gene Tucker's subject when she Walker, chairman, and Mesdames speaks tomorrow at a guest meeting P..D. K | Abe Co Ww

=lheld by the ALPHA BETA LATREIAN club at the home of Mu, |B; Harold Hanlin, T. K. Smith

and W. A. Shullenberger. Mrs. P. Hows V: Siaves WB N. DiaWaS | un will lead devotd and

Mrs. Hanlin is to sing.

“Orphans » (Horn |. Members of the ROBERT'S PAR= will be ore BF a a A ARY LAW club, inc., will

Sefton tomorrow before the SOCIAL |8ive four minute talks pertaining STUDY club. Mrs. A. M. Christian, [!0 Various phases of parliamentary

2166 Broadway, h procedure following a luncheon 5 ¥, vill be hostess, meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at Hostess for a 1 p. m. luncheon |Ayres’ tearcom. Mrs. Rose Marie given tomorrow for CHAPTER U,|Cruzan, club founder, will be study P. E. O. sisterhood, will be Mrs, R.|director. < 8S. Nail, 53 Kenyon st. She will be| Serving as hostesses will be Claude Crum, Lloyd Johns, and O. C. Dorrah. Mrs. E. O. Wakelam, president will preside at the business session.

ing election and installation of officers, Mrs. H. E. Wilcox will pre-

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