Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1942 — Page 11

TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942

Society—

Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick Announces

Heads of Junior League Committees

CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES for the year were named yesterday by Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick, newly elected president of the Indianapolis Junior league, at a meeting of the organization’s board in the home of

Mrs. John P. Collett. ci They include Mrs, George Ziegler, placement; Mrs, William Wemmer, occupational therapy department at the Riley hospital; Mrs. Dudley Taylor, Next-to-New shop; Mrs. Albert Lang, theater; Mrs. Wilson Mothershead, finance; Mrs. George Fotheringham, r jws sheet; Mrs. Howard W. Fieber, education; Mrs. Hobson Wiison, magazine; Mrs. Joseph Walden, art, and Mrs, Warren Ruddell, publicity. : : Mrs. Cadick and Mrs. Ziegler gave informal reports on the league’s recent national conference in Kansas City, Mo. Formal reports will be presented at the local group’s June meeting. : Plans for a picnic for new provisional members were announced by Mrs. Fieber. It will be held at Foster hall May 22 at 12:30 o'clock.

Robert C. Elliott to Go East for Wedding

ROBERT C. ELLIOTT will leave for Great Neck, Long Island, Friday with his sons, Jack and Richard, and daughter, Anne, to attend the wedding of another daughter, Miss Jean Rowan Elliott. Miss Elliott will be married to John Adam Larigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Larigan of Great Neck, Saturday evening in the Episcopal church there. The family will Join Mrs. Elliott, who has been in the East ' several weeks with the bride-to-be. Miss Anne will be her sister's maid of honor. Bridgsmaids. will be Miss Helen Marie Madden and Miss Marcia Warren of Indianapolis and Miss Edna Ode and Miss Betty Larigan of Great Neck. Miss Larigan is the prospective bridegroom’s sister and Miss Ode was a classmate of the bride-to-be at Edgewood Park college, Briarcliff, N. Y.

Sharkey-Heard Wedding Will Be May 30

MAY 30 is the date set for the weddihg of Miss Catharine Heard to Dr. William Henry Sharkey of Wilmington, Del. The Rev. Fr. Clement M. Bosler will read the ceremony at 10:30 o'clock in St. Joan of Arc church. Miss Heard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Heard and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sharkey. . > The bride-to-be has chosen her sister, Miss Charlene Heard, to be her maid of honor. Mrs. Jack Dunten of Lagrange, Ind, will be the bridesmaid. Michael Sharkey, brother of the prospective bridegroom, will be best man. Ushers selected by Dr. Sharkey include Dr. Charles ¥. Kade, Sheboygan, Wis.; Dr. Robert L. Frank, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Dr. Maurice L. Ward, Urbana, Ill; Dr. Samuel L. Scott of Wilmington, and Dr. William H. Rieger of Indianapolis and Louisville. Among parties planned for Miss Heard is a linen shower this evening to be given by Mrs. Milton D. Baumgartner. Mrs. Robert J. Clay will entertain with a crystal tea Sunday afternoon and Mrs. George Guckenberger III of Cincinnati, O. will be hostess at a kitchen shower May 21. Later in the month Miss Heard and Dr. Sharkey will be guests of honor at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Woolf. 8 8 8 Ye on 8 Miss Cecelia Culbertson recently entertained with a personal shower for Miss Jane Rothenburger. The bride-to-be’s father, the Rev. William F. Rothenburger, will officiate at her wedding to Evered E. Rogers Sunday in the Third Christian church. The party was held in the Fairbanks room of the Columbia club. Guests were Mesdames Otto Parris, Jack Shrader, Jack Carr, John F. Vladoiu, J. C. Beane, Harold C. Baker, William Tucker and the Misses Kay Lyzott, Rae Cawdell and Margaret Thacker.

Sororities— Theta Sigma Phi to Hear Member

Review Latest Short Story; Zeta Beta Chis Meet Tomorrow

An initiation and election of officers highlights today’s sorority notes. Miss Margaret Scott, a member of the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE chapter of THETA SIGMA PHI, journalistic honorary, will review her latest short story, “Facts, Fiction and Fizz,” at the organization’s meeting tomorrow. The group will meet at 8 p. m. with Miss Ella Sengenberger, 5325 Boulevard place. Me : Initiation will be held for C : D li h _ Jean Williams, a radio script writer, amp Cll g t and officers will be elected. Miss Luana Lee, president, will be in . charge of the initiation service and Fils ns Shown preside at the business session. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. 1 L william R. Richardson, Miss Ruth 0 eader S Collier and Miss Scott. i Sylvester of ihe Indi] Members of the Blue Bird Leadr - : 2 2 ana des Yves staff will dis-[€TS association, directors of the cuss the “Legal Status of Women junior organization of the Camp in the World” before members of [Fire Girls, will see films of Camp ALPHA Shaplet; ZETA Exta Son Delight tonight at its meeting in tomorrow evening. e m . y the home of Mrs. G. T. Driskell, has been scheduled for 7:30 o'clock Sc. association's chairman.

in Hotel Lincoln. A business sesThe summer camp, located on E. sion will follow :the program. 116th st. will be open June 21 and

i | Aug. A social gathering has been will close planned by DELTA chapter, PHI 16. Over 700 DELTA PI. It will be held at 8 girls camped o'clock tomorrow evening in the there last sea-

¢ Mrs. Paul Wheeler, 1414 | son. : y id Se, Miss Malvin

wlorton, Girl Mrs. William Robertson will be Reserve secrehostess to BETA chapter, OMEGA tary from the PHI TAU, at. 8 p. m. tomorrow. She Y. W. C. A, and will entertain the sorority at her Miss Emily home, 719 E. 22d st.

Jackson, tield 3 : RHO GAMMA CHI will hold a| Mrs. Driskell

worker of the Camp Fire . pusiness session tomorrow at 8 p. m. Girls, will teach new son : , V : gs to the in the home of Mrs. Ed Brown, 1441 leaders. and present handcraft

W. 32d st. ideas for summer activities. The Blue Bird leaders include the

Church Dinner [me 0 A Ber ee ; Robert Jowett, A. P, Willett, Elmer

Guild of First Church, Evangelical

_ hostesses and Mrs. Ernest Shoemak-

er is toastmaster for the evening.

To Be Thursday |e 5 fuse say som see.

A’ mother and daughter banquet will be sponsored by the Women's

and Reformed, at 6 p. m. Thursday in the church. : “Women of the Bible,” a pageant written and narrated by Mrs, Edward H. Hughes, will be presented immediately following the banquet.

A trio including Mesdames Edgar williams, Phil Lawall and Milton Lostin, will sing. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Kingston. : Mrs. Roy Sparrow is chairman of

Patricia Summers, Barbara Johnson, Betty Lou Kehn and Barbara Whelden. » 8 ” Miss Peggy Melntyre, president of the Washington high school chapter of the Horizon club, was to speak on “What Being a Camp Fire Girl Means to Me” at a luncheon of the Camp Fire Girls’ Mothers’ association today in the Colonial tearoom. Mrs. Charles Hostetler is the group’s chairman. Mrs. J. A. Owens, secretary, arranged the luncheon. Mrs. Richard Clark, chairman of the Guardians’ association, will explain to the mothers the purpose of “family day” to be held at Camp

FOR THOSE IN THE HOSPITAL

Delight on May 23.

Mrs, M,

Clubs— Minerva Club’s Is Tombrrow at LT.-S.C. Unit

clubwomen for tomorrow,

Arts in Mexico.” The program was Associate and honorary members will be special guests. They are Mesdames John E. Clinton, R. B. Kirby, George W. Dyer, Fred T. Loftin, T. J. Gullion, Nelson 8S.

‘| Lloyd, E. H. Ziegner and L. L. Hop-

kins. Officers and members of the pragram committee serving as hostesses will be Mesdames E S. Cummings, George E. Maxwell, K. V. Ammerman, Ralph E. Bishop, C. F. McDaniel, Edwin E. Shelton and George Wood,

Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes will discuss the “Northern Part of Mexico” at a meeting of ACACIA chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY club, at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic club.

Merle H. Miller will be hostess.

Gardening will be the program theme for the EPHAMAR LITERARY club’s meeting tomorrow at the Colonial tearoom. Luncheon will be at 12:30 p. m. Miss Effie Fern Harris will lecture on flowers and Mrs. Matt Harris will discuss trees. There also will be a flower garden exchange. Responses to the roll call will be the names of native plants suitable for planting. Hostesses for the meeting will he Miss Harris, Mrs. Frank McCracken and Mrs. George W. Klein.

" MANDALAY chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL.- STUDY club, will meet for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Milton McDonald tomorrow.

“Jane Addams of Hull House” will be Mrs. Fred B. Keuthan's subject before members of the WOMAN'S ADVANCE club tomorrow. The group will meet with Mrs. Charles W. Scott, 3926 N. Capitol ave, A feature of the meeting will be response to the roll call in the form of philanthropies.

Continuing its program, on religious subjects, the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON club will hear talks on “Paul” and “In Palestine” given by Mrs. William Burcham and Mrs. John F. Edwards tomorrow. The hostess, Mrs. William Howell, 144 N. Sheffield ave., will be assisted by Mrs. Lester Sartor.

The W. H. I. M. club will spensor its annual mother-daughter-dad dinner at the Homestead Sunday. Miss Leanora Kraft is in charge of the party.

H. A. C. Guild Will Elect

Election of officers will follow the regular business session of the Hoosier Athletic club guild at its meeting tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in the pheasant room of the club. ‘Mrs. Russell. Prall and Mrs. Thomas Kercheval will’ be: hostesses for the social hour and bridge game. Mrs. J. Herbert Hartman, president, will preside. :

Reservations for dinner have been made by Mesdames Glenn Bertels, William ' Grady, J. I. Liebert, Carl Lich, Julius Caesar, Chauncey Taylor, William Drexler, Thomas Murray, Kilbourne Fontaine, Frank Huse, G. L. Young, Theodore Klippel, Robert Hopkins, Leo Steffen, L. E. Eberly and Sydney Houck.

Century Club Will Hear Rev. Pichardt

The Rev. Roland C. Pichardt, assistant pastor of the First Baptist

cr a i il ho pes Poy gn.

Tea will be served at 3 o'clock. Mrs. |-

.B. Dunn (left) and | Mrs. John Thornburgh are assisting with arrangements for the May dinner of the International * Travel-Study Clubs, Inc., tonight ‘ in the Columbia club. They ‘are pictured as they paused at Lincoln’s statue while walking through University park. j

May Breakfast Hotel Lincoln; Plans Tea

A May luncheon and breakfast are among activities scheduled by

The MINERVA club will sponsor its May day breakfast at Hotel Lincoln tomorrow. Mrs. Ines"Samper, guest speaker, will talk on “The

arranged by Mrs. Charles E. Smith.

P-T A

TOMORROW

by William A. Evans, safety educa-

at 1:30 p. m. in little assembly hall; “Youth Marches On,” by Mrs. Richard J. Sturm.

musical program :by junior high pupils; short' business meeting;

social hour.

76 (2:30 p. m.)—“Occupational Theraby,” by Miss Edna Faeser, director of occupational therapy at City hospital.

77 (1:30 p. m.)—“Books for Summer Reading,” by Miss Bessie Greenwalt of L. S. Ayres & Co.; songs by room 1 pupils.

80 (1:30 p. m.)—Study group. “A Sane Child Health Program,” by Frank Stafford, director of health and physical education of state health board.

84 (2 p. m.)—“Getting Ready for Camp,” by Mrs, Margaret Trombley Gerard; psalm recitations by pupils; music by brass choir and Madrigal singers of Technical high school, directed by Mrs. Elizabeth K. Cochran; installation of Mrs. David -H. White, president; Mrs. Robert W. Kellum, vice president; Mrs. Edwin Cree, secretary; Mrs. Thornton Graham, treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur R. Lacey, assistant treasurer.

" 85 (3:15 p. m.)—Sengs by Miss Phyllis Wilcox, former pupil and a finalist on Hour of Hour of Charm’ radio program; tea for 8A pupils’ mothers. :

91 (2 p. m)—“A Pattern for Motherhood,” by Mrs. J. Clifton Herschman; tea. Lowell (8 p. m.)—Installation of officers by Mrs. Henry F. Goll, 7th district director; local talent show; Mrs. Martin Burtt, hostess.

Beech Grove (8 'p. m.)—Program with Girl Scouts participating, directed by Mrs. Oma Jones; open house; installation of Mrs. John Switzer, president; Mrs. Francis Deane, vice president; Miss Helep Stipp, secretary; Mrs. Willard Johns, treasurer; Mesdames Vernon Little, Ben Helkema and Wilfred Hurst, board members.

Speedway (3 p. m.)—Dr. Mathew Winters, child specialist, as guest speaker; devotions by the Rev, H. E. Anderson; Mrs. James L. Murray, past president, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, to install Mrs. R. J. Kryter, president; Mrs. T. A. Hanna, vice president; Mrs. Martha Craigle, secretary; Mrs. Roger . Foster, treasurer. Nutrition class ‘of 20 meets each Friday at Mrs. Floyd Beck’s home. ;

THURSDAY 33 (1:30 p. m.)— llation of officers by Mrs. James L. Murray, past president, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers; music by Whittier school orchestra; festival music by intermediate and junior high pupils directed by Mrs. Kate Morrison.

Pleasant Run .study groups—|

C. J. LePage, 1417 N. Shadeland| ave.; discussion-topic, “P.-T. A. Organization.” Group 5 at 12:30 p. m. at home of Mrs. Earl Wininger, 5900

E. 23d st.; discussion’ topic, “Youth

Ces On,” with Mrs he 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES I.T.-S.C. Dinner Is This Evening

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Dr. Logan Hall Will Address Nurses Tonight

ridian Street Methodist church, will speak on “Radiant Womanhood”

* |tonight at 8 p. m. before the Cen-

tral District, Indiana State Nurses’ association, in the World War memorial. heer : More than 300 nurses, including representatives of the army nurses corps, Red Cross, hospital staffs, private duty, school, public health and student groups, will participate in the Florence Nightingale memorial service. The choral club of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing will sing. Russell Paxton is the director. Miss Mary Spalding, harpist, will Mrs. Lydia Casebeer Davis, R. N., has arranged the program. Assisting her are #he Misses Louise Ball, Lula Gibson, Esther Royce, Mabel Cook, Mary Johnson and Mrs. Mildred Long. The meeting is open to the public.

Mormon Male Chorus To Sing at School 18

The Red Cross sewing and knitting units of the South Side community center will present the Mormon Male chorus at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the auditorium of school 18. The choir of 25 voices is from Salt Lake City, Utah, and is under the direction of John Abel Peterson. Following the program, the singers will ‘be guests at an informal

News— |

72 (3:30 p. m.)—“Safety Program,”

tion director in city schools; safety] : play by pupils; songs by junior high |: boys. Parent study group meeting]:

73 (1:30 p. m.)—Stephen Foster |

yearly reports by chairmen; tea and | :

Group 1 at 10:30 a. m. with Mrs.|}

party in the community center,

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Luncheon at Riviera

A luncheon bridge will be given by the St. Joan of Arc Women's club May 26 at the Riviera club. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m Co-chairmen for the party are Mrs: William J. Mooney and Mrs. Leon DeSautels. Other committees include Mrs. Glenn Lord and Mrs. Louis Mohlenkamp, prizes; Mrs. Garland Retherford and Mrs. Hugh Brady, “tickets; Mrs. Richard Hennessey and Mrs, Ralph Ittenbach, reservations, and Mrs. E. J. Bradley, publicity.

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At DePauw

a Times Specisl GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 12.—

| Pi-Phi Epsilon, organized on the

DePauw university campus last spring, has been voted a charter by Pi Beta Phi. It will be the 84th

-lchapter of the sorority and the fifth

in Indiana. : Nine girls, selected by representa=

club with the co-operation of Miss Helen Salzer, dean of women; -G. Herbert Smith, dedn of admissions, and local alumnae of Pi Beta Phi,

group for the purpose of petitions ing Pi Beta Phi for a charter. . Panhellenic voted that a specie fied number of active and alumnae members of Pi Beta Phi be allowed to assist in rushing last fall and 23

alumnae have supervised the chapter’s activities.

Members of Pi Phi Epsilon, who will receive Pi Beta Phi arrows,

Silver, Sylvia Skoglund, Patricia Winter,

Eggston and Margo Stark. Others are Misses Gweyn Rude-

Brown, Jean Woodruff, Harriet’ Walmsley, Mariantha James, Emilie trom, Emily Leonard, Winifred Freeman, Polly Gochenour, Anne Seat,

were the nucleus for forming the

girls were pledged. Indianapolis

Ruedemann, Agnes Proffitt, Marie Paisley, Nancy Horneand Elizabeth

Pi Phi Chapter =

tives .of the Indianapolis alumnae

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Allen, Emalyn Remmel, Andres

sill, Margaret Coffey, Lois Ann Hassell, Charleen Seibel, Dorothy

Justice, Sue Coltrin, Ruth Liljes-

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