Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1942 — Page 4
Dorothy Braden Gives Luncheon Today for Catherine Jane Wynne
MISS CATHERINE JANE WYNNE was to be entertained today at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower given by Miss Dorothy Braden. The honor guest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neal Wynne Sr., will be married June 6 to J. William Wright Jr., son of Dr. and
Mrs. J. William Wright. , Guests at the luncheon, with the bride-to-be, her mother and the prospective bridegroom’s mother, were to be Mesdames Donald A. Morrison Jr, Thomas Neal Wynne Jr. Victor Franklin Albright, Edward W. Wohlgemuth, L. Nicholas Summers, Harold McDonald, Robert Reid and Jack Hare of Noblesville, Misses Martha Wynne, Martha Moore and Emma Gene Tucker and the hostess’ mother, Mrs. Fred G. Braden. : amw. : * 8 = ‘Mr. and Mrs. Stacey B. Lindley have gone to Swarthmore, Pa., where they will attend the commencement exercises Monday at Swarthmore! ‘college; from which their daughter, Sarah, is being graduated. Sarah and her parents will return home Tuesday.
8 3 : J ” ” 2 » _ Mrs. William N. Wilson is visiting in New York. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Milton Rybolt will leave Thursday for Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend the graduation of their daughter, Dorothy Ann, from the University of Michigan. Commencement exercises will be next Saturday. :
Boston Minister Is Tudor Hall Commencement Speaker
THE REV. CARL HEATH KOPF, pastor of Mount Vernon church, Boston, will be the speaker at the Tudor Hall school com~mencement exercises at 8 p. m. Friday, June 5, in the First ‘Presbyterian church. His subject will be “Unfinished Symphony.” Mr. Kopf is the author of “Windows on Life,” a collection of essays and radio talks which was published last year. His radio program, “From a Window on Beacon Street,” is in its fourth year. The Rev. Alexander E. Sharp, executive secretary of the Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian church, will pronounce the invocation nd benediction and Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal, will award the diplomas. 8 =» ” ” #” 8 Numerous reservations have been made for the luncheon which will precede Bomar Cramer's appearance Monday afternoon at the final Propylaeum Day of the season at the clubhouse. Among those entertining will be Mesdames Albert Gall, B. F. Hitz and William F. Landers, Charles Pfafflin, Frank M. Fauvre, Oscar Jose, Ralph Vonnegut, Ethel Rathert, Edwin Craft, John J. Bibler and Marvin E. Curle, Misses Florence Morrison, Helena Sipe, Sue Howe and Mary Sullivan. .
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Officers were to be elected today at the spring meeting of the Wells College club at Foster hall. A picnic luncheon was to be served at 12:30 p. m. and Miss Judith Preston, president, was to be in charge of the meeting. 8 8 =a 2 =u # “Art Trends in Indiana” will be Elmer Taflinger’s subject when he speaks at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at John Herron Art museum in connection with the current exhibition of the work of Indiana artists. Serving on the host committee of the Art Association of Indianapolis for the afternoon will be Mesdames Louis McClennen, Eugene Miller and Kurt Vonnegut, Messrs. Harry E. Wood and Albert Zoller.
~ D. A. R. to Have Memorial Service
A MEMORIAL SERVICE for deceased members of Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be conducted Friday afternoon at Crown Hill. Members of the chapter will meet at the Crown Hill office at 2:15 o'clock to form a processional headed by Mrs. William Dobson, regent, and Mrs. William C. Harrison, chaplain. Among those to be honored are Mrs. Chapin C. Foster, first state regent and one of the founders of Caroline Scott Harrison chapter; Mrs. Cornelia Cole Fairbanks, a former president general of the national society; Patsy Patterson and Charlotte Nickum, two real daughters; John Morrow and Hezekiah Smith, soldiers of the Revolutionary War, and Mesdames Cecil S. Webb, Ada E. Rose and David M. Parry, chapter members who died during the past year." . Mrs. Felix T.- McWhirter, granddaughter of Hezekiah Smith, will place the flag on his grave. As the procession reaches the grave of Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison, first president general of the society, where the main service will be held, girls of Old Glory chapter, Children of the American Revolution, dressed in white, will be standing in cross formation. :
C. A. R. Members on Program \
ALSO PARTICIPATING in the ceremonies will be Mrs. Ray T. Fatout, senior president of Old Glory society. The C. A. R.. members in the service will be Misses Sally Peterson, Jean Redwine, ~ Isabel Remy, Janet Zimmerman, Barbara Sterrett, Patty Aspinall, Eloise Bowers, Marjorie Callaway, Ellen Fuller, Natalie Moore, Joan Pile, Doris Daley, Marilyn Shaw, Jean Clark, Carolyn Crom, Mary Frances Dittrich, Constance Drake, Virginia Brown, Elizabeth Jen- ' pings, Marilyn Hosmer, Nancy Hull, Carolyn Jones, Herriot McGuire, Nancy Wilder and Catherine Glossbrenner. ’ @
The state convention of the Children of the American Revolution was to open here this afternoon in the World War Memorial buildng following n tion at the Spink Arms hotel. The Old Glory chapter, sponsored by Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R.,
The Bridal Scene—
in today’s nuptial news.
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Mrs. Walter Myers Jr. to Give Shower for Betty Lee Mitchell; Ruby Bingman to Be Honored
Shower notes appear with engagement and wedding announcements
Mrs. Walter Myers Jr. will entertain Tuesday evening with a pantry
shower for Miss Betty Lee Mitchell whose marriage to Leonard 0. Marschke will be June 12. Miss Mitchell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mitchell, 3144 N. Capitol ave.®and the prospective bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William A. Marschke Sr., 5310 Cen-
tral ave. : Guests at the shower with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mr. Marschke’s mother will be Mesdames William Marschke Jr., Charles Gerlach, George Barrett, Robert Seward and D. A. Stackhouse. # 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Offutt of Greenfield announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Reed, to Richard Bartholomew Mitchell of Buffalo, N. Y., son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Comstock of Greenfield. . . The wedding will be in Greenfield June 20. Miss Offutt was graduated from DePauw university where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr, Mitchell is a graduate of Purdue university. ” ” ”
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Belford, 770 N. Wallace st., announce the marriage of their daughter, Melvis Irene, to Clarence E. Robinson of Chicago. The ceremony was at 8 p. 'm. last Saturday in the Wallace Street Presbyterian church with the Rev. Roy E. Mueller reading the double ring ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Robinson, Cincinnati. Mrs. James Tomlin was her sister's only attendant and the bridegroom's attendants were his brother, Earl R. Robinson, Cincinnati, as best man and, as ushers, William J. Belford, the bride’s brother, and Harry Robinson, Cincinnati, another brother of the bridegroom. After a reception at the Belford home, the couple left for Chicago where they will be at home. o ” tJ A kitchen and linen shower given tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Charles Kelley of Clermont will honor Miss Ruby A. Bingman whose marriage to Ensign George A. Hiatt will be June 5 in the naval base chapel at Corpus Christi, Tex. Guests attending will include Mrs. C. E. Bingman, the bride-to-be’s mother, Mesdames Woodrow Wilson, James: Sawyers, W. O. Sands, H. W. Scheff, Ronald Bingman, Glenn Bingman, Mabel Rice, Mae Holloway, Jerome Steiner, James Bradley and Joseph Fuller. Also Mesdames Sam Myers, Gordon Harker, Wallace Schenck, Robert Carmichael, Lindley Rybolt, Carl Howe, Loomis Jennings, A. M. Murray, Lindel Whitinger, Misses Frances Beasley, Jane Howe, Norma Kraft and Margaret Johantges.
To End Season The Alpha Mu Latreian club will hold its last meeting of the current
year at the Riviera club Monday. Luncheon will be sérved
Shoppers Are Urged to Use
Sewing Room
The White Cliffs unit of Bundles for America has "established a public sewing room at the organization’s headquarters, 30 W. Ohio. st. The unit will user Wednesday as its day to .sew and the other days of the week are open to other units and. to any group or individual will~
ing to work. : This project is a part of a nation-|-
wide salvage workroom program, organized with the sanction and approval of the war production board. Its purpose is to convert waste materials and unused clothing into practical garments. Finished products will be distributed to dependents of service men through- the army and navy relief fund headquarters in New York. In announcing the opening of the sewing room, Mrs. Paul Kettner, chairman, made a plea for donations of old clothing and urged women to devote their spare moments to working for the organization in the new sewing room. Information may be obtained by. calling Mrs. Kettner, 3540 N. Meridian st., or the Bundles for America office, where Mrs. William Morris is manager.
P.-T.A. Gouiicil
To Install
New officers of the Marion County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will be ‘installed Monday at a 10 o'clock meeting in the Claypool hotel. Mrs. Frank Rieman, seventh vice president of the Indiana Congress
of P-T. A, will conduct the in-
stallation and speak. Mrs. Harry Wiest, newly-+elected president of ‘the county council, who was a delegate to-the national convention held in San Antonio, Tex., recently, will report. Presidents of various - associations will report and introduce newly-elected presidents of their groups. Mrs. “Alex Tuschinsky will be in charge of . the program and Mrs. Earl E. Barnhart will preside.
Card Party Tonight
1. Mrs. James Franklin Seward was Miss Jean Elizabeth Whitney before her marriage last Sunday at Elkhart. She. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Farley Whitney of Elkhart and Mr. Seward’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Seward of Indianapolis. -(W. Hurley Ashby. photo.) ; : 2. The engagement of Miss Lois Ruth Liljeblad to Delbert William Kline is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Liljeblad. The ceremony. will be June 14 in the Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran church. (Photoreflex photo.) 3. Before her wedding last Saturday in Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y., Mrs. John Adam Larigan was Miss Jean Rowan Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Eliott of Indianapolis. Ensign Larigan’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Larigan of Great Neck. (Berns photo.) 4, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Volz announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia Dorothy, to Frederic Glover Simonds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mau, Chicago. The wedding will be next Saturday at the Volz home. (Ramos-Porter photo.) 5. Mrs. James Barton Borland was Miss Kathryn Kilby before her marriage last Saturday in the Central Christian church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kilby. Lieut. Borland’s. parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. Vv. Borland of Bloomington. (Dexkeimer-Carlon photo.) ’ . i . 6. Miss Juanita Winfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Winfield of Carthage, will become the bride of Frederick D. Doebber in a June 20 ceremony in the Friends church at Carthage. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Doebber of Indianapolis. (Bretzman photo.) . 7. A June wedding in San Francisco will unite Miss Charlotte Lillian Tindall and Ensign Clark Jacks Keenan, son of Mr. and Mrs. . D. Keenan. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. George H. enau of Tipton and Carl A. Tindall of Shelbyville. Miss Tindall attended Butler university and is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Ensign Keenan attended Indiana university and was graduated from Butler. He is a Sigma Chi fraternity member. He was graduated with the May class from the U. S. N. BR. Midshipman school at Northwestern university. (Voorhis photo.)
Mary Jane Dunbar J Is Married
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Zonta Club Will
Install Officers
At Dinner Party Tuesday; - 3
| Fortnightly Study to End Season .
A dinner party and the first of the season’s picnics, planned" by clubwomen, are feature of today’s club notes. HE wy The annual meeting of the ZONTA club of Indianapolis will-be:a
dinner party at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Spink-Arms hotel.
officers will be installed. : They are Mrs. Frank Bridges, . president; Miss Kathryn Petry, secretary; Miss May Manning, treasurer, and Miss. Lily Kerz, director. The ceremony will be a candlelight service. :
Two speakers, Mrs. H. E. Daugherty and Mrs. Hulbert Smith, will appear on the PRESENT DAY club’s program Monday. Their subjects will be “Unreal Realities” and “Old American Towns.” The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Julius C. Travis, 3107 College ave. She will be assisted by Mrs.- Catherine Heath.
The BUTLER ALUMNAE LITERARY club was to hear Miss Gretchen Scotten talk on recent books at its meeting today with Mrs. James C. Morrison, 3966 Winthrop ave. Mrs. Samuel Brewer was to review the “Best Poems of 1940” (selected by Thomas Moult).
Members of the FORTNIGHTLY STUDY club will hold a picnic at Mrs. Charles Shirk’s home, 3828 Guilford ave, Monday. The social committee in charge of arrangements includes Mesdames Ralph Roderick, Murray Dalman and Charles E. Farmer. The current year’s activities will end with this meeting. .
Dr. Clement T. Malan, state superintendent of public instruction, will address the WOMAN'S ROTARY club at its luncheon Monday at: 12:15 p. m. in the Columbia club. Miss Carolyn Crossland arranged the program.
An ‘illustrated talk on “Northern
president; Mrs. E.: C. Proctor, .viee
ING club. Monday ‘at ‘Mrs. J." Re Townsend’s home, 3234 “Washington blvd. ; : ; .
Installation. of officers is, on the agenda of - ARABIAN chapter, INTERNATIONAL. TRA 81 club following its 11:30 a. m. lunghe eon Tuesday. Mrs. W. A. Lyon, 931 Lesley ave. will. be hostess to: club. - The program: will feature talk on “Northern Mexico” by: Me Baxter McBane. . : 5
ALETHEA - chapter of -the Deb federation will celebrate: second anniversary’ with :a dinner at 5:30 p. m. today’ in ‘the Seville restaurant. Following, . members will- have a theater: party. ? Mrs. Juanita Hays and Miss Clara Applegate. discussed “Home .Decow ration” ' and “Home - Again —In diana” before the ALPHA: GAMMA LATREIAN club yesterday at home of Miss Reva Thompson, 341 Kenwood ave. a xe
LUT ay Mary E. LaShorne To Become Bride An informal ceremony af, 8 o'clodk this evening will unite Miss. Mary Elizabeth LaShorne and Donald Les Williamson in marriage... The. rite will. be’ read by the Rew..-R. H, Denting at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rijssel LaShorne, 24 N. Euclid ave. ~~ The bride will wear a white cable net frock with white accessories and a corsage of gardenims. ‘Mise Betty Anne Harvey, her only ‘at tendant, will have a mist blue ¢ J.