Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1942 — Page 20
Catherine Jane Smith Will Be Wed June 20 in Beverly Hills, Cal
THE WEDDING DATE of Miss Catherine Jane Smith and Robert Fulton Cook of Long Beach, Cal, has been set as June 20. The ceremony will be at noon in the Beverly Hills hotel, Beverly Hills, Cal. The engagement was announced in February.
The: bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, 1321 N. Meridian st. will leave for California June 9 with Miss Smith. Miss Polly Smith, a student at Connecticut College for Women, will be her sister's only attendant. . Among guests at the ceremony will be Mr. and Mrs. Edwin’ M.
“Craft, Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky and Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Sparrow of In. :
dianapolis and Bernard J. Keating, Arlington, N: J. ; Both the bride and bridegroom-to-be were graduated from Bethany college, Bethany, W. Va., where: she was:a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority and he of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Mr. Cook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook, Wheeling, W. Va.
Southern Club Auxiliary to Elect Officers
MEMBERS of the Southern club auxiliary will be entertained tomorrow at a 1 p. m. luncheon in the home of Mrs. P. D. Powers. The assisting hostesses will. be Mesdames M. Speers MacCollum, W. D. Browning -and W. N. Fleming Jr. : Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett, guest speaker, will review “I Was Born in Paradise” and a program of Hawaiian music will be played. Mrs. Toner M. Overley, president, will be in charge of. a business meeting, at which officers will be elected. ' ” J » » » » Danvers Julian’s orchestra will play for the final party of The Players at the Woodstock club Saturday, May 9. Following a 7:30 ' p. m. dinner, a business meeting will be held to elect officers and vote upon an amendment of tne club’s constitution. Only members of the club will attend the final meeting.
o # 2 8 » “A Rose or a Ring” is the title of a paper which Miss Allegra Stewart will read tomorrow afternoon at the Indianapolis Woman's * elub meeting at 3 o'clock in the Propylaeum, Miss Blanche Stillson will be in chafge of a discussion following:
Tea Is Sunday at Ladywood School
COMMITTEES for the annual tea to be given from 3 to 5 p. m, Sunday by the Athletic association of Ladywood school have been announced by Miss Suzanne Hartz, association president. ‘Miss Hartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hartz and a senior at the school, will be in the receiVing line with Miss Marilyn Fisher. of Detroit, Miss Rosemarie Clark, Miss Sue Coughlin and Miss Nancy Brady of Payne, O.,.presidents of the senior, junior, sophomore and - freshman classes. Others will be Miss Dorothy Yegge, Evanston, Ill, and Miss Betty Gartland. Serving on additional committees will be Misses Jane Madden, Margaret Braun, Eugenie McCarthy, Ann Wagner, Betty Blackwell, Mary Jo Curtis, Helen Yochem and Clarissa Jordan, Chicago, refreshments; Misses Marianna Walsh, Mary Lou Laughlin, Gene Read, Betty Kramer, Jane Kernel and Audrey Montrose, invitations; Misses Patricia Mushrush, Patricia Rice, Mary Mayer, Mary Jean Bidwell, Helen Betz, Laurette Martin and Edith Vest, tea service. Those pouring will be Misses Joan Weisenberger, Phyllis Black, Joan Leach, Audrey Montrose, Joanne Moore, Ann Stuhldreher and Patricia Dougherty of Fairmont, Minn. Miss Anne Reiss will be in charge of the cloak room. Forming the entertainment committee are Miss Jayne Heidbrink of Minneapolis, Misses Jean Denemark; - Jane Monahan, Patsy Walker, Ann Wagner, Marie Hancock, Kitty Karr and Idabelle Cooper. Decorations are being arranged by Misses Mary Lou Laughlin, Carolyn Madden, Helen Dunham, Joyce Nester, ‘Audrey Manes, Virginia Noonan, Nancy Leeson and Rita Yochem.
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This afternoon the school will hold its ceremony crowning the statue of the Blessed Virgin. Miss Kernel, May queen, will place the crown upon the statue in the sunken gardens at 4:30 o’clock. Her small cousin, Maureen Kernel, will be crown bearer and her attendants will be Misses Dougherty, Heidbrink, Jordan, Montrose, Mushrush, Rice and Weisenberger. Following the ceremony, Miss Kernel will be hostess to fellow students at a buffet supper served on the terrace. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Karl L. Kernel.
Y.W.’s May Morning Breakfast
Will Feature Musical Program; Mrs. Ernst Piepenbrok to Speak
“Spring Song” will be the theme of the annual May morning break-
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Clubs—
Culture Club to
ing in the near future. Following the 11:30 a. m,
fast at the Central Y. W. C. A, 329 N. Pennsylvania st., Sunday at 8:45
a. m. A musical program has been arranged in honor of national music
‘week which follows.
Misy Virginia Garrabrant will be toastmaster and the invocation will . be given by Miss Elizabeth Ann Blaisdell, general secretary of the Y. W. Mrs. Ernst Piepenbrok, a member of the board of directors and chairman of the health education committee, will be the speaker. : The musical program Miss © Louise Scooler, Quest club member, who will play the pianaq, and Miss Malvin Morton, Girl Reserve directgy, who will lead group singing. Miss Doris White of the Hawthorne Monday Nighters’ club will, sing, accompanied -by Miss Scogler. Summer program activie ties will be previewed by Miss Mary Heaton, chairman of the association council.
Name Committees
Serving on. the arrangements committee for the breakfast are Miss Garrabrant, chairman, and the Misses Betty Hunter, Edith Lois Howard, Nan Clark, Mildred Lawrence, Berniece Taylor, Joann Innis and Margery Dudley of the Y. W, C. A. staff. Other committees include Miss Howard and Miss Hunter, co-chair-men, and Misses Mary Ellen Grace, Helen Hummel, Elizabeth Tomlinson, Lucy Schulte and Florence Morris, program; Miss Jane Jenner, chairman, Misses Martha Busby, Kathleen Thomson, Dorothy Gilkerson, Martha Miller, Pauline Bonnell, Louise Ehrgott and Rose
~ Lushoff, publicity and programs.
Also, Miss Clark, chairman, Misses Edith Renick, Mary Ellen Sherman, Joyce Jarrett, Lucille Wright, Daisy ‘Silverman and Morton, food and . reservations; Miss Taylor, chairman, . Misses Innis, Hummel, Betty Berck, Martha Green, Alma Taylor, Mar-
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garet Trittipo, Neva. Petz, Martha Elliott, Jean Bogan and Sonja Lasonder, decorations.
Mary Lyons Is Shower Guest
Honor guest at a linen shower given recently by Mrs. B. F. Deery, 5110 Pleasant Run parkway, North drive, was her niece, Miss Mary Helen Lyons, who will be married Saturday to Lieut. Arlie J. Ullrich. The wedding will be in Our Lady of Lourdes church. The hostess was assisted by her sisters, Mrs. David Page and Miss Marie Sexton. Mothers of the betrothed couple, Mrs. Frank Lyons and Mrs. A. J. Ullrich, were among the guests. Others were Meidames: Carl Bender, William D. Vogel, Harry A. Weaver Jr., T. P. Sexton, Wilbur B. Worl, Frank Lutz, Dick Butler, PF. X. Deery, William F., McMillan, Edward Remmetter, Joe Mangus, Nicholas Linder, Frank Sexton, Thomas Clark and Clara- Bender, Misses Bernice Butler, Mary Carpenter, Eloise Sexton and Betty Lyons.
D.U. Auxiliary Plans Breakfast Tuesday
A breakfast bridge will be given at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Earl Blakley Jr., 5836 Indianola ave. for members of Delta Upsilon Ladies’ auxiliary. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Blakley Sr.
and Mrs. John Crawford.
President
Mrs. Cohen
Jewish Council
Will Install Heads Monday
Mrs. Marcus Cohen will be installed as president of the Indianapolis ‘section, National Council of Jewish Women, at the organization’s final meeting of the year Monday at 2 p. m. in Kirshbaum center. The out-going president, Mrs. Sultan Cohen, who recently moved to Henderson, Ky, also will install Mesdames Paul Mode, Lou Leventhal and Charles Efroymson, first, second and third vice presidents; Mrs. Sam Wolf and Mrs. Monroe Leiser, recording and corresponding secretaries.
Others to be inducted will be Mrs. Harry Taylor, treasurer; Mrs. Sol Friedland, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Louis Fink, financial secretary; Mrs. D. V. Maurer, assistant financial secretary, and Mrs. Morris Dee and Mrs. Max Selig, directors. Miss Mary Spalding, president of Zeta chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota music sorority, will play a group of harp selections. A tea honoring new officers will be held following the installation. Each member is asked to bring a package of cigarets for soldiers, who are patients at Billings hospital, Ft. Benjamin Harrison.
St. Rita Guild Will Entertain Saturday
St. Rita guild will entertain mem-
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at 2 o'clock in Ayres’ auditorium.
by Mrs. Margaret Egan and Mrs. Albert Weber. : Other committee members are Miss Mary Madden chairman; Misses Josephine Riley, Fletcher, Elsie Carter and Mrs.
Carson, chairman; Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. John Foreman and Miss Margaret Daly, bunco. Also, Mrs. Eugene O'Sullivan, chairman; Mesdames Ador Kruger, John McAllen, Thomas Logan, John Gallagher and Arthur Masariu, prizes, and Mrs. Harold Prather, chairman; Mesdames Hugh Delaney, Charles Hagerty, Fay Carpenter, Hilliard Kett and Miss Sara Greelish, candy.
bers and guests Saturday afternoon 3
Mrs. David Connor, general chair-|§ man for the party, is being assisted y
Catherine
James Brennan, cards; Mrs. William Martin| |
Dr. James Peirce to Address Florence Nightingale Group;
Hear Review
Several lectures are on programs scheduled by clubwomen meet-
May breakfast of the FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE club tomorrow, Dr. James D. Peirce of the Flower Mission hospital will discuss “War Tuberculosis.”
The breakfast will be held in the sapphire room of Hotel Washington. A business session also is on the agenda. Mesdames Eric Swen-
son, Ralph Tindel, J. W. Walters|"
and Irvin R. Yeagy will serve as hostesses.
Scott McCoy, director of Holliday park and botany teacher at Technical high school, will present an illustrated lecture on “Wild Flowers of Holliday Park” at a meeting of the DELTA TAU DELTA MOTHERS’ club Tuesday. : The group will meet for a 1 p. m. buffet luncheon in the Butler university chapter house. The luncheon chairman, Mrs. D. 8. Langell, will be assisted by Mesdames Mark Covert, Harold Curtis, P. J. Hertz, Hazel Taylor and R. L. Craig.
Papers on “The Legal Status of Women” and “Judge Florence Allen” will be presented by Mrs. Philip Zoercher and C. H. Winders before the IRVINGTON FORTNIGHTLY club tomorrow. The Misses Josephine and Jane Williams, 4948 Central ave., will be hostesses.
A play review is on the program of the CULTURE club for its meeting -tomorrow with - Mrs. : Arthur McKinney, Mrs. McKinney will be assisted by Mrs. Clyde E. Titus.
The LUCKY FIVE club will have a May -day dinner at the Colonial tearoom, 1433 N. Pennsylvania st., tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. A May day program will follow.
A newly organized club, the “DELEUFON,” recently held its first meeting at the home of Miss Joan Brown. The members are the Misses Joanne Kinney, Betty Lou Smith, Edith Fechtman, Mildred Manlove and Gloria Smith. All members attend Shortridge high school. The next meeting will be held at Miss Fechtman’s home.
Estelle Gabriel Gets Chicago Fellowship
Times Special CHICAGO, iil, April 30.—Miss Estelle Gabriel has been appointed to a fellowship in the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. She is the daughter of Mrs. Estelle Gabriel, 3707 Central ave. Indianapolis. The monetary value of the fellowship is $600, which covers tuition fees for three quarters and a part of the student's living expenses. Miss Gabriel is one of 116 students who received fellowships for the 1942-43 academic year.
Recent Bride
* Kindred Photo. Mrs. Daniel Frank Davis was Miss Florence Wanda Wilson before her marriage March 14 in the Irvington Presbyterian church. The Rev. John B. Ferguson officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are at home at 301 N. Bancroft st.
WHOSE BIRTHDAY IS IT TODAY?
560. N. Central court.
Robinson, Ark.
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F..
now stationed at Ft. Custer, Mich.
1. Miss Glorene. Goddard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Goddard, was married to Corp. Robert M. Feder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feder, Cincinnati ‘on March 11.
2. A wedding tomorrow will be that of Miss Betty Helen Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Stone, to James T. Tackitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Tackitt. (Block photo.) 3. Mrs. James H. Deming was Miss Gertrude Lenore Heyden before her marriage April 19. The bride
C. Heyden.
4. Mrs. James H. Knopf was Miss Virginia Lee Eaton before her marriage -Jan. 31. stationed at Chanute field, Rantoul, HL 5. The engagement of Miss Eleanor Nicholas to Lieut. Stanley Cederquist has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nicholas, 18 W. 34th st. Lieut. Cederquist, formerly a resident of Chicago, is
(Photoreflex photo.) .
(Bretzman photo.)
6. Miss Mary Elizabeth Chew and Robert J. Ohlemiller were married April 14.
Corp. Feder is stationed at Camp
Pvt. Knopf is
(Randell photo.)
Former German
At Convention B
Miss Toni Sender. of New. York, reichstag for 13 years, will be the
Women’s Clubs. Sessions will be May 15-17. Miss Senderswas the editor of before she was forced to flee from
served as a representative of the Social Democratic party.
Mo., first vice president of the national federation; Wigley, lecturer from Dawson, Ala.,
Cincinnati. Registration May 15
‘Registration for the convention at 3 p. m., May 15, will be followed by an executive board meeting and dinner. At 9:30 p. m. there will be!
officers, the executive board and guests. Candidates for federation’ offices will be: introduced. Two slates have been prepared by | the nominating committee. Both recommend Miss Susannah Fonner and Miss Esther Whitacre of Ft. Wayne as president and correspondang secretary, respectively. Others named on ticket one are Miss Ona Mabel Kell of Princeton and Miss Grace Neal of Lebanon, first and second vice presidents; Miss Margaret Cooper, Linton, recording secretary, and Miss Mabel Morehead, Greenfield, ‘ treasurer,
Other Candidates Named
Ticket two includes Miss Alice Seymour, Seymour, and Miss Ruth Hoover, Indianapolis, vice presidents; Mis, Isabella Brokaw Wallace, Whiting, recording secretary,
treasurer.
A business session will be held | May 16 following -a 7 a. m. ‘early bird” breakfast of which Miss Kell is chairman, Dr. Bonnell M. Souder, state federation president, will call the convention to order. The meeting will feature Mrs. Menderson, parliamentarian, and reports of all committees and officers. Committees also will be appointed and Miss Kell and Miss -Hickey will participate in a discussion entitled “Reporting Together. ne From 12:15 to 2 p. m. the polls will be open. During this time a general luncheon, editors’ luncheon and presidents’ luncheon will be
|served. Mrs. Menderson will con-
duct a parliamentary
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To, Hold Garden Party
The afternoon business session will include Miss Hickey’s address, reports of the historian, resolutions committee and the announcement of election returns. A garden party will be held following the adjournment of this session. In the evening, a silver jubilee
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Phone
Other speakers to be heard on the convention program are Miss Margaret A. Hickey ‘of St. Louis,
Editor To Speak
Before B. and P. W. Federation
reakfast May 17
who was a member of the German headline speaker at the 25th annual
convention of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional
held at French Lick Springs hotel,
a daily labor newspaper in Germany
the Nazis. In the reichstag, she banquet arranged by Miss Tella
Haines will commemorate the club’s 25 years of service to the women of Indiana. Miss Wigley will speak. Later the federation chorus will present an “hour of charm.”
Give Radio Shower
For Miss Koesters
A radio shower honoring . Miss Helenanne Koesters, who will become the bride of Bernard Lyons May 9, recently was given in the home of Mrs. Leo Hemelgarn, 114 N. Drexel ave. Attending were Mesdames E. W.| Lyons, Henry Koesters, Arthur Kiemeyer, Anna Thompson, Frank J. Viehmann, Ken La Forge, William
Miller, Charles Lines, George Rice,|
Maurice Early, Robert Fessler, Paul Miller and Windsor Oakes. Also, Mesdames Edna Huse, Margaret Lahey, James Scott, Leo J. Hemelgarn Jr.,, William Kiesle, Neil Leich, Irene Gingrich and the
.| vations for the annual Elosson
Miss Sender will talk at an in-| Misses Nelle Sage, Betty Zeien,
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: Bridal ‘Scene Includes Announcements For These Young
Blossom Time Dance Parties Are Formed
Several parties have made
dance to be given this evening at the Indiana roof by thé men’s and women’s clubs of our lady of Lourdes church, At a table with M: and Mrs) Theodore Clouser will be Messrs, and Mesdames Leon Lewis, Al
.|Mauer, Peter Clouser, James Breen,
William Henchman and John Clouser. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wilhelm's party will include Messrs. and Mes dames John Carr, F. A. Wilhelm, Paul Sylvester and R. E. Kelly. With Mr. and Mrs. John Long will be Messrs.-and Mesdames J. P. Killila, M. J. Dipple, John McCarthy, Thoms as Killila and Carl Simon. : Mr. and Mrs, L. J. Dufour attend with Mr. and" Mrs, Bern : H. Gira, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pappone and Miss Helen Alar. Resere vations for a party of four have been made pd Mr. and Mrs. John Ross.
Rev. Robbins Talks Before W. C. T. U.
The Rev, M. O. Robbins was to be guest speaker at the Ellen Wright W. C. T. Us institute in the Second Moravian church, E. 34th and Hovey sts., today.
and a luncheon was|to be served
Members were to meet at 10 am |
‘Miss Mary Sue
and Mrs. Melanie F. Menderson of
an informal reception for national
'|of the club. A state regents’ session
and Miss Betty Chambers, Muncie,
ternational relations breakfast at 9 a. m.,, May 17. A luncheon at 1! p. m. in the main dining room of the hotel will conclude convention | activities.
On
Convention Program of
‘The D. A. R.
Several meetings have been scheduled to precede the continental congress of the Daughters of the Arherican Revolution, which will meet in the Stevens hotel, Chicago, Monday. Tomorrow morning, the national officers’ club will have a meeting at which Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Por|ter, Indiana state regent, will give a memorial in honor of Harriet Vaughn Rigdon, a former treasurer
will be held in the afternoon. The national board will have a business session and the officers’ club has scheduled a banquet for Saturday. A memorial service is planned for Sunday and that eve{ning the Illinois society will entertain the national board at a buffet supper. The congress will convene Monday evening with the president general’s reception following. Three meetings have been announced for Tuesday, and next Wednesday election of vice presidents general and reports by the state regents are on the agenda, A victory banquet on Thursday will close the conference.
| Winifred Hemelgarn.
and Mary Catherine
Reviews Next Week
The Book Review club will have|} meetings at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Block’s auditorium and at the same hour next Thursday in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will review “Mission to Moscow” (Joseph Davis) at both sessions.
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