Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1942 — Page 25

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Society—

Several Parties to See Marionettes

Sponsored by Junior League Group

TWO ENTRANCED AUDIENCES OF YOUNGSTERS, with a liberal sprinkling of equally entranced adults, will be on hand tomorrow at Caleb Mills hall in Shortridge high school to see the morning and afternoon performances of the Rufus Rose marionettes. he marionette committee of the Junior league is sponsoring the

's at 10:45 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. “Rip Van Winkle” and “Revue” the double-feature attractions in which the wooden actors will

> which will attend is to include Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres, ter. Elise, and Anne and Katherine Williams and Lyla Mrs. James S. Watson will take her grandchildren, Ann immy Mahaffey and Jane Nicholson. Mrs. Robert L. Hutchwill take Joan Meyer and Miss Elsie Sopher. and Sara Tyce Shea will attend with their mother, ur C. Shea, and Toby and David Caperton. Another group de Mrs. Ralph A. Lemcke Jr. her daughters, Alexandra ephine, and Mrs. James Leffel, her children. Jimmy and

Nancy, and Miss Rosemary Skinner

League's Annual Meeting Is Wednesday

WITH Mrs. John S. Pearson Jr. and her daughter. Penny, will uzanne and Emily Lamb. Mrs. John E. Hollett Jr, her sons, nd Johnny. and Miss Marjorie Ball will form another ation party of seven have been made by Mrs.

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for a parties for the shows are Mesdames John P. Bowen, Hugh Carpenter. Benjamin Hitz, E. Havens Jamin Ro er Jr, Hobson Wilson, Walton M. Wheeler m H. Wemmer, George Ziegier, William C. Bobbs. Volney nd L. Caddick laine H. Miller III, chiidren of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine also will attend. Additional reservations have been es Herbert F. Call, George Fotheringham, Frederick hn Roberts, Philip B. Reed and Grier M. Shotwell.

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nnual meeting of the Junior league will be heid at 2 p. m. John Herron Art museum. Officers will be te to the National Junior league conference,

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THE EASTER RABBITS press agent still is on the job this Proof arrives with an outsize orchid-tinted card announcing t “Bunny Rabbit” will appear, rain or shine, at the Country Club of Indianapolis on Easter Sunday. The annual kiddies’ Easter party, inning at 3:30 p. m., will include an egg hunt, games, contests, a kite flying tourney. a movie and a magician. 1 supper will be served at 5:15 p. m. and a buffet lub members and guests will be served at the same and Mrs. G. R. Redding are chairmen for the Easter p, assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames John Gordon Kinghan, 0m Mahaffey Jr., Robert N. Bowen, Louis W. lLeath and Richard A. Wall

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Campers Hold Reunion Dinner Tonight

A REUNION of campers who have attended Camp Pet-o-se-ga, Pickerei lake, Petoskey, Mich. will be held at a 6 p. m. banquet today In the Athenaeum, according to rouncement by H. H. M i h school, camp representative and counsellor-

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hosts will be Chic Nugent, Bob Stith, John Mitchell, Jack h, Scotty Schepp, Dick McCammon and Robert Meyer of Clifford, Anderson. H. J. Templin, camp on this year's camping season and a color film will be

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» Cadet George J. Mayer II is visiting his mother, Mrs. Walter Mayer, 4134 N. Illinois st.. during his spring vacation from Western Military academy, Alton, Ill. Other students of the school here for the holiday are Karl Zimmer Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zimmer, bivd.. and George Feeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. . 3831 N. Pennsyivania st. The latter has as his guest Cadet Nutting of St. Lo The boys will return to school Sunday.

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Rosemary Andrews Will Be Wed To William H. Webb in Ceremony Tonight at Clermont Church

The bride's grandfather, the Rev. Geurge E. Andrews of Gentryville, will perform the wedding ceremony tonight uniting Miss Rosemary Andrews and William Homer Webb. The service will be at 8:30 p. m. in 1e Clermont Christian church. Parents of the couple are Dr. and Mrs. D. Lee Andrews of Clermont i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Homer Webb, 1012 Biltmore ave. and greenery will be ar- —/— ranged at the altar where the cere- and Keith and Elwood Andrews, the ly is read. Mrs. Charles H. Scheick, pianist, will play a group of bridal and Donald Scheick will s

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a corsage of yellow roses and firis.! Mrs. Webb's blue alpaca crepe will

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES In Cast for Radio Skit Tomorrow

Rob Roy Benson, Fritz Pantzer and Bill Bogan (left to right) are in the cast for the playlet which the Golden Wheel committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will give tomorrow afternoon over WIRE. The comniittee, in co-operation with the United States department of interior, is sponsoring a series of broadcasts as its contribution to morale-building efforts.

Dr. J. S. Milner Reads BradleyThacker Rite

Couple to Live Here

After Wedding Trip

married to James L. Bradley of

yesterday in the Second Presby-

terian church. Dr. Jean S Milner |

The bride wore a navy suit! matching accessories and orchids. | Miss Sally Butler, her only attend-! ant, wore a tan suit, matching ac-| cessories and gardenias. Charles F.! Zwick was best man. | Guests at a dinner in the Columbia club after the ceremony] were Miss Butler, Mr. Zwick, Mrs. | Mary Cox, Nashville; Mrs. Gaylord | S. Morton, L. W. Yancey, Miss! Esther Yancey, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. | Taber, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhoads, | Lieut. Comm, and Mrs. Grover B.| Turner, Mrs. Lottie Zwick, Miss | Helen Wilson, Frank Hilgemeier and | Maurice O'Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will be at! home at 117 W. 44th st. after a short wedding trip. |

Film Indorsers Meet May 12 | For Election |

anapolis Indorsers of Photoplays which was to have been held in May was canceled at a recent meeting of the executive board. On May 12 officers for the coming year will be elected at a meeting in the Claypool hotel. Plans for| the year's work will be outlined and reports from various officers! will be read. | Mrs. Adam Honderich was ap-| pointed chairman of the nominat- | ing committee and Mrs. A. J.

committee. Following a final report made by Mrs. R. R. Mills, chairman of the colonial tea Feb. 20, a portion of the proceeds was sent to Marvin L. Preston, treasurer, China's Chil-

| Irvington Catholic Woman's Club Lists Next Year's Committees; |

Wilbur Peat to Talk at Luncheon :.

Committee appointments, election returns and a musical program have been announced by clubwomen. | Mrs. Roy Babcock, president of the IRVINGTON CATHOLIC WOMANS STUDY club, has appointed committees and delegates to federa- | tions for the coming year. {| Among those serving on commit-) [tees will be Mesdames Babcock,! Charles J. Spotts and George F.! Lawler, executive; Mesdames Wilham J. Betz, Karl Kernel and Lawler, program; Mesdames Charles R. | Barrett, Robert J. Smith and A. J. Ulrich, social, and Mesdames George A. Duffy, George Boucher and George B. Ewell, press. Mrs. Harry A. Burkart was named | delegate to the Irvington Union of Clubs with Mrs. William Strack as

The NATURE STUDY club of Indiana will sponsor an all-day outing at Pine Hills, near Crawfordsville, Sunday. The trip will be made In private cars leaving at 9 a. m. {from the Circle in front of Wasson's. Members are to take their lunches and call Harry Lloyd for reservations.

“Pictures Loaned for the Duraition” will be Wilbur Peat's subject tat the WOMAN'S ROTARY club

Delegates to the seventh I h 12:15 I thé Co district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, | luncieon at 12:1o p. m. In th - {lumbia club next Monday. Mr. Peat

Nati 1 Council of to, the Sa en oo is director of the John Herron Art Hemelgarn and Mrs. George Ww. museum. : Faulstich. Mrs. H. H. Robertson and Officers elected at the March Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy will serve aeting of the ZETATHEA club Bs Sian lia ‘arian. Mrs | were: Mrs. John H. Newlin, presa Suns par iamen oi Smith | ident; Mrs. Charles E. Schwab, vice 12, aNA the 18 a 7 '| president; Mrs. F. S. Hassler, rewill continue in their offices next | cording secretary; Mrs. Ettie Rupe veal, | Ford, cerresponding secretary; Mrs. A. G. Caldwell, treasurer, and Mrs. H. D. Merrifield. Delegates to the local council for the coming year will be Mrs. J. B. Bates and Mrs. J. W. Knipp.

Indiana Girl Elected

Pupils from Manual Training thigh school will provide a musical {program for the NORWAY club {when it meets tomorrow evening at

7:30 o'clock in the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st.

dren’s Fund, Inc, to be used for the starving children of China. At a recent session of the picture committee, 23 motion pictures were reviewed, four of which were not | recommended.

Do Dust Right

Mrs. Ridge to Head Aftermath Group

Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge was elected president of the Aftermath club at a recent meeting. Members

Mrs. Florence K. Thacker was |

Edinburg in a 5:30 p. m. ceremony |

officiated in the presence of a few! § close friends. | §

Hueber, chairman of the telephone]

the executive board to serve uring her 1942-43 term will be Mesdames Charles W. Field, T. W, Demmerly and John Simmons.

Fine furniture is an asset to your| home and well worth daily care te keep its original beauty. Daily! dusting will postpone a more stren-| uous cleaning if the surface should! be allowed to collect grime. | Use a clean, soft, lintless cloth! and dust lightly with even strokes, to take up the dust with the cloth) rather than to scatter it. Be careful to select a good polish if vor use one.

Other officers include Mrs. Henry W. Laut, first vice president; Mrs. William H. Foreman, second vice president; Mrs. Bertha Wright Mitchell, treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Cooper, recording secretary, and Mrs. Clarence J. Finch, corresponding secretary.

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Mrs. Joseph P. Cummings is in charge of the annual State Day of Alpha Delta Pi sorority to be held tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoin.

Delta Zetas’ State Day to Be Here April 25

Miss Charlyn Murray, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Delta Zeta sorority, has announced committees for the annual] state day luncheon to be held April | 25 at the Columbia club. Mrs. | George A. Buskirk has been named | general chairman, Committee members include Mrs. |

Mrs. Charles G. Rawlings, luncheon; Miss Mary Hepperley, chairman, and Mrs. Robert Young, entertainment; Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemons, chairman, Mrs. Della W. Thede and Mrs. Eugene Hupp. decorations. Also, Mrs. Robert W. Platte, chairman, Mrs. Harley Doub and Miss Irene Boughton, program; Mrs. Edward W. Wilson, chairman, Mrs. Charles E. Johnson and Mrs. Emerson W. Poe, reservations, and Miss Katherine E. Rubush, publicity chairman. List Election Returns Miss Murray was elected president of the alumnae organization at a meeting early this week. Officers to serve with her are Mrs. A. M. Romberg, vice president; Miss

| Girl Scout council.

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1042

Girl Scouts to Visit Dellwood On Vacation

Leaders Take Course In Camping

Overnight visits to Camp Delle wood, 140-acre Girl Scout reserva tion near Clermont, are being plahe« ned by seven Girl Scout troops dure ing spring vacation. In the next two weeks the fole lowing troops will visit the resere vation: troop 21, which meets at Woodruff Place Baptist church; troop 14, Westminster Presbyterian church: troop 76, St. Paul's Methe odist church; troop 114, senior Scouts; troop 24, Riverside Methe odist church; troop 43, Fairview Presbyterian church, and troop 74, school 7.

Camp Dellwood maintains two

cabins, the White House and the Chalet, for scouts who wish to camp

as troop units. There is a small fee for the use of the cabins and the girls take and pay for their own food. Sponsor Training Courses

Campers are chaperoned by troop leaders or other interested adults who have completed a 16-hour campers’ training course, according to Miss Lucile Cannon, director of the Indianapolis and Marion county Those who follow the prescribed course of study receive a license certifying their qualifications as troop camp leadern

Such a course is now in progress

The annual luncheon of the Indi-|Robert B. Berner. chairman, and |under the direction of Miss Wilma

Lang, Girl Scout field secretary, assisted by Mrs. C. A. Francik, troop camp chairman and leader of the intermediate troop at school 7. The course, which includes three field trips, covers instruction in food preparation, menu planning and outdoor activities, The first trip of the training course, to Garfield park, will place emphasis on using the facilities of city and community recreation centers. Use of the compass and trails, outdoor games and cooking on a stick will be explained.

Will Go on Hike

On the second trip, a hike, trainees will be shown the differ ence between walking and real hiking, road and traffic regulations, measuring paces for map-making

Marian Johnson, secretary, and Mrs. Lemons, treasurer. Mrs. Buskirk was elected Pan-| hellenic representative with Mrs. | Berner as alternate. Mrs. Henry M. Talbott will be delegate to the | seventh district, Indiana Federa- | tion of clubs, and Mrs. Wilson, alternate. The Lamp editor and publicity head is Mrs. Johnson. | Mrs. Henry M. Schmidt, Mrs. Hupp | and Miss Hepperley are the new | rush chairmen.

a Auxithary to Meet Next Monday at 2 p. m. the ladies’ auxiliary to the jndienaponis/ police department will have its reg-|

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and roadside games. They will carry nosebags, picnic lunches packed in paper bags. An overnight visit to Camp Dele wood will be the third trip. The entire group must spend 24 hours there in order to complete the course and receive campers’ licenses, Miss Lang and Mrs. Francik will instruct the leaders in finding and utilizing materials at hand for none utensil meals, using food thriftily, health habits and care of simple injuries and other ailments,

Salty Suggestion

Try turnip tops, the little ones,

An oily duster may leave ular business session at Ayres’ au- with the tiny turnips right on ‘em, a coating that will only be a dust|ditorium. The president, Mrs, Clif- and cook with salt pork—slow, ale

most no water.

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atin fashioned with a long train, The Girls’ Glee club and a senior nd a three-quarter length veil held v a sweetheart cap. She will carry! white lips, stocks, Briarcliff roses and

be worn with black accessories and |trio including the Misses Martha To Stephens’ Office a gardenia corsage. | Rooker, Florence Willard and Gayl

i 3 3 Times Special - ; Lloyd will sing. Ray Miller, bass, Following 3 reception a: ms home wal present a solo selection and] COLUMBIA, Mo, March 2T—

of the bride's parents after the 5,30, Grow will play the ac- Miss Betsy Elaine Rogers, daughter CNY ie Sipe ea wy | cordion. Miss Freda Hart is di- of C. E. Rogers, Columbus, Ind., has az . rector and accompanist for the! i i travel in a light green suit and fou. (been elected frst vice president of will have deeper green and antique A pusiness session will follow the |the campus service board at Stetan accessories. After next week,|n.,oram. Gert Iverson is chairman | hens college here. She is a junior | they will be at home at 1012!: Bilt-|ot the program committee and |at the school. more ave. | Johanes Erander, J. C. Hacklétnan. | The purpose of the board is to Among out-of-town guests will be walter S. Jensen and John Wein carry on social services on the the bride's grandmother, Mrs. are in charge of arrangements. | campus. A scholarship fund is George E. Andrews, Gentryville. | maintained and the board is in Miss Andrews attended Butler uni-| Mrs. Samuel M. Myers will talk charge of five campus tearooms. versity and is a student at Arthur on recent books and Mrs. Sinem SE er Jordan Conservatory of Music. Adcock will review Forrest Wilson's a : “Crusader in Crinoline” at a meet- Mr S. Mabel McMillan ing of the BUTLER ALUMNAE To Give Breakfast Mrs. Mabel McMillan, 422 N. Jefferson st, will entertain the Lucky

club tomorrow. Mrs. Arthur Negley, 4632 Broadway, will entertain the group in her home. Mrs. Robert B. Westfall, president Five club with a breakfast at Shef-| of the MARION COUNTY DEMO-| field .inn on Easter morning at 8 CRATIC WOMEN'S club, has an-| o'clock. nounced that the March and April! Members who will attend are meetings of the club will be con-|Mesdames Pauline Johnson, Arsolidated and that a “pitch-in” sup- | menia Randle, Mary Jane Forester per at the Municipal Gardens club- and the Misses Annabelle Dean, house April 18 will mark the event.|Elva Elkins, Rosamond Whitehouse, Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.| Opal Fancher and Martha Smith.

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Miss Evelyn Webb, sister of the ridegroom and maid of honor, will e In pale blue taffeta while the idesmaids. Mrs. Keith Andrews Miss June Marshall, will wear blue chiffon and pink emroidered marquisette. respectively. The three will carry arm bouquets of mixed spring flowers. Mr. Webb's attendants will be the Rev. Haakon nudsen, best man,

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