Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1942 — Page 22

Lieut. William T. Ingram II Is Engaged to New York Girl

Ingram of Indianapolis. te . The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Brown of New York and Greenwich. The wedding will ‘be the afternoon of Saturday, March 28, in Greenwich and will be followed by & small Feception fo the families at the Brown home. ; ? ive bridegroom’s sister, Mrs. Lawrence Coker Hays Jr. The leave next Wednesday for Chicago where sie will join her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ingram, Los Gatos, Cal,, en route - to Greenwich to attend the wedding. Mrs. Hays will be a braiesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harvey Bradley, uncle ‘anid aunt of Lieut. Ingram, will leave next Friday for Greenwich with their daughter, Barbara. Their son, Harvey Jr. a student at Yale university, will join them there. : ¥ » i 8. 2 o ” * Miss Brown was graduated from Rosemary Hall school, Greenwich, in 1938. She attended Sweet Briar college, Virginia, during her freshman year and since has been attending leland Stanford university in California where she is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She will be graduated this year. She and her twin sister, Mrs. William H, Sweney Jr., made their debuts in 1938 at a garden reception at the Greenwich home of her parents, ' Lieut. Ingram was graduated from the Lawrenceville school in 1934 and from the U. S, Naval academy at Annapolis in 1938, For three years after his graduation from ' the academy, until last December, he served on the U. S. 8. Oklahoma, He is now assigned to a new ship which was commissioned recently.

Name Committee for Lambs Club Show » :

DR. AND MRS. WAYNE L. RITTER head the production com= mittee for the floor show which will be ted at the spring frolic of the Lambs club on April 18 in the ‘Columbia club. Thejr assistants in planning and presenting the show will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Robinson and Mrs. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, - ” ” ” # ” »

“Rip Van Winkle” and “Revue” will be the marionette produce tions given in Caleb Mills hall of Shortridge high school Saturday, March 28, at 10:45 a. m. and 2:30 p. m., under sponsorship of the marionette committee of the Indianapolis Junior league. A group . of Boy Scouts will serve as ushers. Rufus and Margo Rose, producers of the shows, are to appear personally with ‘their company and its 60 wooden actors. Mrs. William W. Garstang, the league’s marionette committee chairman, has been in charge of arrangements for the presentations here. Her assistants include Mrs. James L. Rose in charge of res served seat sales; Mrs. John E. Hollett Jr. publicity chairman with Mesdames Thomas B. Henderson, William Fortune and Robert L. Hutchinson and Miss: Sally Reahard, and Mrs. Burford Danner and Mrs. John C. Appel in charge of posters, + Other members of the marionétte committee of the Yeagus are Mesdames Frederic D. Anderson, Maxwell Coppock, Louis McClennen, Henry Jameson Peirce, Albert Lang, J. I. Cummings, Paul W. Scheuring, Myers Whitaker and George Fotheringham, director,

Paintings Sent Here for Safe-Keeping

THE ILL WIND OF THE WAR has blown some good to Indian apolis in the form of five new paintings that have just been hung: in the large east gallery of John Herron Art museum. The paintings were sent here by an eastern collector, Edwin D. Levinson and his family of New York, for safe-keeping while/the war continues. Mr,: Levinson, in sending the paintings, is following the policy of many ' prominent collectors in: the East who are shipping their collections inland for the duration. The five pictures are works of artists not before represented at Herron. Two are by Dutch artists—“Portrait of a Young Man" by Franz Hals and “Interior With Figures” by Pieter de Hoogh. The others are a landscape by Theodore Rousseau, “Portrait of Archibald Smith” by Sir Henry Raeburn and “Portrait of a Youth” by an une : known Florentine artist of the 16th century. PR . F a i : . Indianapolis alumnae of Western college, Oxford, O., will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow’ at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Buschmann, 34 | E. 45th st. “Behind the Lines of the Newspaper” will be the.subject of a talk made by Mrs. Florence Webster Long. The assistant hostess will be Mrs. Ray T. Fatout. Mrs. Carl J, * Weinhardt will preside at a business sedsion. Miss Ruth Bracher, head of the school’s music department, will be a guest at the mesting,

Charles W. Jones To Be Speaker

tional Bark building. Charles W. Jones, general super- . Nn intendent of the Wm. H. Block Co, Phi Omega Kappa to

will be the speaker before the Tues-| [intertain Rushees

day Afternoon Study club at a 3 A rush party will be given. at D. m. meeting Tuesday in Cather-|, p. m. Sunday by. Phi Omega I aman. Hannagan, hostess, Kappa sorority at the home of Mrs. will be assisted by Mesdames H. R. [James H. Tygrett, 1737 .E. Ray~ Throckmorton, C. T. Lykins and mond st. Mrs. Georgia Teare will Frank O. Evans. be hostess while Miss Dotty Burn-

at the Murat theater.

Service Group {Party Will Aid Career Women

Proceeds ‘from the Mutual Service association’s annual card pasty, to be “held at the Marott hotel April 6 at 8 p. m. will be used to promote the welfare and relieve [the needs of self-supporting busi|ness women. ‘Miss Ruth M. Hoover, president, has appointed the following chairmen: Miss ‘Elvira Kerz, refreshfments; Miss Elizabeth Augustus land Miss Marie Stevens, special prizes; Mrs. Gladys Vansant, tickets; ‘Mrs. Abbie Hall MacDonald, table prizes; Miss Nelle Mulholland, tallies and covers, and Miss Amanda Anderson, publicity. Tickets: may be obtained from Miss Lois M. Baker, Western Union office; Miss Ada Dickhut, 130 N. Delaware st.; Mrs. Mary Stubbs Prunk, 8 BE. Market st, and Miss Lucille Maze, 523 Merchants Na-

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entertainment committee. Guests will be Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Mrs. Harry Miller, Misses Irene Candler, Mary Dreflak, Jeanne Rennels, Martha Myers, Iris Ellis, Eleanor Bodener and Martha Steinbach. .

J osephine Robertson Is Married

Mrs. William H. Yarling, 2418 N. Pennsylvania st, announces the marriage of her daughter, ‘Mrs. Josephine. Y. Robertson, to James J. McGinness. The ceremony was performed March 14. Mr. McGinness is the son of Mrs. James McGinness of Troy, N. H.

[Alliance Entertains

Dr. and Mrs. James V. Sparks will be honor guests at a ‘dinner given at 6:30 p. m. today in the

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Monday, Mar. 23

9:30 A M. to 5:30 CR

Janet Louise Larsen, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L Larsen, James L. Rose, are among the children looking for

ette and Miss Jane Miller. form the}:

Clubs— | S 4 Mrs. Geddes to Lecture on India

At A.CA. Club Meeting Monday; | Boosters to Sew for Red Cross

and program meetings. Mrs. Louis Bland will give a

court.

Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes will talk on her life in India following a luncheon meeting of the A. C. A. club Monday. be held in the home of Mrs. William McGuire, who will be assisted by Mrs. M. B. McDonald. Mrs. H. B. Clow, chairman of the nominating committee, will present a slate and election of officers will be held. During the business session committee reports and reports from delegates to the Indianapolis Council of Women and the Seventh District Federation of Clubs will be given. Mrs. Brewer T. Clay, president, will preside.

“Mexico” will be the subject of

ing of MT. VERNON chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL - STUDY club, next Wednesday. Members will meet for. luncheon at 11:30 a. m. in the home of Mrs. Marvin Brown, 108 E. 86th st. Mrs. M. E. Hubbard and Mrs. . Homer Minnick will assist the hostess

A dessert-luncheon and business. session are on the agenda of the GOODWILL SERVICE club for Wednesday when it will meet with Mrs. Oren C. Walker, 48156 Broadway, at 12:30 p. m. At the business

+..| session, plans for service club work

Creations

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\Marott hotel by the Alliance Francaise. Dr. Sparks, who has received a commission in the army, «| will leave in a few days for active

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Vegetables retain their crispness and vitamin potency when kept in an ICE Refrigerator. ~~ .

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too, have for the new’ season. Pumps in calf, pumps in gabardine, pumps in patent Sos all

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The luncheon will"

Mrs. John Thornburg at a meet-|

~ Appoint ‘Committees For Welfare Party

Committee appointments; a lineh~

and Jimmy Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. ward 40 the Children’s Symphony concert tomorrow

Clubwomen’s ,activities in today’s notes include Red Cross work

book review at a meeting of the

MAGAZINE club tomorrow th Mrs. G. A. VanDyke, 535 N. Central

The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Rudolph F. Grosskopf, | Prank McCaslin and D. O. Wilmeth.

will be discussed. Mrs. Arthur La-

Rue, president, will preside, Motion’ pictures and a lecture by Mrs. Baxter McBane have been

scneduled by ARABIAN chapter, |

INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY club, for Tuesday. Music will be provided by Mrs. A. M. Martin of Lafayette. Following an 11:30 a. m. luncheon at the Apex tearoom, 129 E. 16th st., members will meet at the home of Mrs. Laura g Poland, 4020. N: Central ave. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Warren Hallock.

At a recent meeting of the INDIANAPOLIS READERS’ club in the home of Mrs. J, D. Hendricks, Mrs. V. Carl Wiley was elected president of the organization. Other officers are Mrs. Forest S. Cartwright, vice president; Mrs. Horace E. Cox, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. William A. VonCanon, corresponding : secretary, and. Mrs. J Blaine Hoffman, historian. “

Red Cross sewing will follow a business meeting of the VICTORY BOOSTERS’ club at 8 p. m. tonight in the home of Mrs. Ralph Germain, 128 S. Hancock ave.

‘The luncheon will be held by the MADDEN-NOTTINGHAM unit Sutsdag aierapos/ at 1 o'clock in the post home, 1130 W. 30th st.

Motion pictures of the work being Jameson nutri-

‘|tion camp at Bridgeport ‘will’ be

shown. _ Hostesses for the meeting ‘will be Mesdames Orville Hamilton, T. R. Martin and Orval Robison.

Mrs. | George: Swaim, general

|chatrman’ of the annual welfare

party to be sponsored ‘by the AUXILIARY to POST 4 Monday in Ayres’ auditorium, has announced committees for the event.. _ They include Mesdames H. K,

Bachelder, Agatha Ward, H. N. Swaim, Lois Graves, Harry Green, Clarence Martin, John Downing, Louis Workman, W. R, Dexheimer, Robert Tatman, Dale White and Grover Parr, hospitality. All members of this group are past presidents. Other committees are Mesdames Herbert Asperger, Fred Sutdke, W J. Overmire, John Edmonds and L. J. Badollet, tickets; Mesdames Charles Ardery, C. B. Crist, H. L. Haag and W. F. Willien, special prizes; Mesdames H. N. Swaim, H. R. McGeehan, Ralph Hesler, Charles Holton and H. C. Thomas, table prizes. Also Mesdames James Scott, J. B. Lansley, J. W, Parrett and Everett Baum, cards; Mesdames Clarence Taylor, Lee Ingling, S. T. Bryan and Charles Parker, tallies and pencils; Mesdames J. T. Couchman, Earl Cobb, M. B. Sellers and D, F. Ewing," refreshments. Defense stamps will be given as prizes.

"SERVICE unit of Oaklandon will have charge of the vesper service at the Veterans’ hospital Sunday at 5:30 p. m. A duet of two sacred hymns will be sung by- Geneva Apple and Ruth Polk, accompanied by Bertha Abbott. Alta Lawson, unit. music chairman, will be in charge.

eon and ‘ vesper services ‘are fea-| sured 1 Amsiean legion susiangh

; Ramos-Porier photo. Mrs. Parker Pengilly was Miss Isabel Morris, danghter of Mrs, J. Edward Morris, before her marriage Feb. 14 in the Broadway Methodist church.

E. S. O. to Hear Book

Review Tuesday

Members of Anagnous group, Epsilon Sigma Omicron, will be entertained Tuesday at a 12:30 p. m. dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. M. Earl Robbins, 4710 Rookwood ave. Mrs. W. D. Keenan will review “Pilgrim's. Way” (John Buchanan). Recently elected officers are Mrs. Jerauld McDermott, president; Mrs. William L. Sharp, vice president, and Mrs. P. W. Stultz, 'secretarytreasurer. Mrs. Keenan is honorary

Tea, Shower, Will Honor Miss. Shirk -

Mabgarette Cross and Fiance Honored

Miss Emma Jeanne Shirk will be

| honor guest Sunday afternoon at a

tea and kitchen shower given by Mrs. George 8. Diener, 6120 Prime rose ave, Her marriage to Norman Eugene Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs, Orville Miller, 2918 N. Delaware: ‘8t., will be April 4 in McKee chapel of

{Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

She is the’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Shirk, 3828 Guiltard ave. Guests at Sunday's party with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mrs, Miller will be Mrs. Thomas Wynne, Misses Jane Reynolds, Margaret Hussey, Patty Hill, Virginia Burkholder, Mary Mardtt, Mary Stewart Socwell, Elizabeth Marshall, Norma Overbay, Jane Gray Freihofer and Durte Jones.

A bridal dtaner ven tonight at the Columbia club by” Mrs. Waiter C. Stedfeld will honor her daughter, Jo Ann, and William Gordon Ward, Their marriage will be #t:4:30 p. m. tomorrow. The wedding “rehearsal will precede the dinner. Attending will be Miss Dorothy Spahr, Leslie: Barlet, Donald Lahr, Messrs. and Mesdames Silas Rea-

_|gan, Frank H. Fairchild; G, Dana

Ward, H. €. Green and A. C. Rona bour, » & 9 James Sterling Cross will enter« tain with a bridal dinner tomorrow night in’ the Williamsburg room ‘of

daughter, Margarette, and Willian

Guests will be Messrs, and Mesdame Parvin McFarland, Paul Emerson McFarland, Kelly Dillard Greer and Donald ‘Brandenburg, Mrs, William ‘D. Cross, Miss Margaret Antibus, Miss Christine Tucker, Gayle and Melvin McFarland, » » » Ale The Rev. W. C. Ball, 1510 BE. 12th. st., will perform a wedding ceremony at 8 o'clock tonight. in his home uniting Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Desmond Bare rett. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Nineveh Johnson, 1349 N. Olney st., and Mr. and Mrs; ‘Paul Barrett, 1437 E. 12th st. Attendants will be Miss Janie Masters and Jack Mitchell. After a short “wedding trip, the couple

president and Mrs.~C~ J. Finch,

sponsor.

will be at home at 1501 N. Kealing ave.

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Russell McFarland who are to be 1 1 married Sunday.

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