Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 20
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OCD to Help Care for Children Of Mothers in Defense Work; Plan Training of Volunteer Aids
Foster Day Care Committee Surveys Avail able Resources and Location of Nurseries
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In London they are called “warphans. In Washington they are “doorkey children" because some of them wear doorkeys around their necks so they can get into the home while their mothers are away working Che name for these war orphans isn't so important to the Marion county office of civilian defense. How to care for them adequately is, They propose to do something EESTI me about it. Already plans have been made for a training course. Volunteers are needed to learn how to care for children robbed of parental care by the need of defense plants for the mechanienl skill thelr mothers I'he program in expectation
supervisors in the Free Kindergarten society; Miss Helen iCoehler, assistant state supervisor of WPA nursery schools; Mis. Edna Mills, superintendent of the Indianapolis Day Nursery; Mrs, Mary Lane, superintendent of the Flanner House day nursery; Mrs, Emily Johnson, supervisor of WPA play schools, and Mrs, Alice Smith of the Indiana university School of Social Work. Thomas L. Neal is chairman of the heaith and welfare committee of the local office of civilian defense under which the foster care | committee works. of family |
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is being worked out of the large increase in employment ol nomen mm Indianapolis,” Mrs, John Messick points out. She is presi. t of the Day Nursery association chairman of the day Care comm he office of civillian Large scale disruption life is inevitable in war”
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I'he chapel of Central Christian ‘h will be the scene of a wedg ceremony uniting Miss Cleota Fapp and Charles Allen Purdy in marriage at 8 o'clock this evening The bride is the daughter of Mrs Bert Tapp of Franklin and the bridegrom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Purdy of ChiCalo Dr. William A. Shullénberger will officiate before a background of areenery and two seven-branch candelabra and bridal music will be played by Aliss
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PARTIES FOR BRIDES-TO-BE are highlights of Marvbelle Master-| the June social scene. Miss Peggy Winslow, whose marand Miss Martha| riage to Joseph Lyman Fisher of Juneau, Alaska, will be memorial eI De Sa py ind a week from tomorrow night in the Meridian Street | Methodist church, will be honor guest at three pre-nuptial parties tomorrow and Sunday. Tomorrow, her cousin, Miss Eleanor Winslow, will entertain at
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Youngsters and Grownups Share Alike in Fun
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i will play “To a Wild Rose.” { A white ninon chiffon and alen- | con gown fashioned on princess | lines will be worn by the bride. The sweetheart neckline, bishop sleeves| and the panels of the fitted basque |
“Udland bouffant skirt will be trimmed | lence with chil- | with bands of lace
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{ a college course is de-| Her shower bouquet will be white
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The maid of honor, Miss Dorcas |
the Propylaeum with a luncheon and kitchen shower for her. On Sunday morning, at the Woodstock club, a breakfast will be given by Miss Virginia Smith and that evening Miss Dorothy Ann Fisher Will be hostess at her country home near Traders Point, The party will be a bridal treasure hunt followed by a buffet supper. Miss Fisher will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. M. Fisher. Attending with the honor guest will be her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock; her grandmother, Mrs, Henry H. Hornbrook; Miss Barbara Winslow, the bride-to-be's sister; Misses Eleanor Winslow, Smith, Clair Morris, Susannah Milner and Nancy McCown and Mr. Percy Harding Weer. At Miss Smith's breakfast party Sunday will be Misses Helaine Borinstein, Carolyn Culp, Catherine Cunningham, Mary Eleanor Fenstermaker, Lucy Kaufman, Elizabeth Meeker, Marilyn Whitaker,
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. ot Cortificate | Harg will wear a frock of heaven- | x ” To Get Certificates rg | Barbara and Eleanor Winslow, McCown and Fisher, Mrs. Coppock,
yv blue alencon lace and net. The! : > Mrs. Hornbrook and the hostess’ mother, Mrs. Edward F. Smith,
given T2 fitted basque of lace with a short] A. W. Winfields to Give Bridal Dinner
work peplum trimmed in matching 1 and partici-| velvet bows and the full skirt is net. | r kinder-| She will carry a bouquet of roses A BRIDAL DINNER will be given tonight at the Kopper Kettle N and wear a rose in her hair. | In Morristown by Mr, and Mrs. A. W, Winfield of Carthage for their Costumes of antique rose mar-| daughter, Juanita, and her fiance, Frederick I. Doebber of Indianquisette will be worn by the flower; apolis. The couple will be married at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow eveirls, Barbara and Mildred Tapp of| hing in a ceremony at the Friends church in Carthage. anklin, nieces of the bride. Their Lighted candles, ferns and white lilies will form a long plateau hairbows will match the rib-| down the center of the dining table and other flowers decorating the colonial bouquets,] dining rcom will carry out the bridal colors of powder and midnight carry. blues. Guests will include the prospective bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Doebber of Indianapolis. Others will be Lieut. and Mrs. Bert Ferrara of Clinton; Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas B. May, J. Spencer Lloyd and L. Merrill Thiesing, Misses Carolyn Doebber, Betty Freeman and Martha Lou Sunderland, Messrs. Richard Carson, Ben Bugbee and Ted Rosebrock, all of Indianarolis.
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George Stassus will be Mr. Purdys best man and serving as ushers will be L. Verne Tapp of Franklin, brother of the bride, and Paul Glasnite varire] SOW ! . in aL is Following the ceremony, Mus. interested in child Tapp will be assisted at a reception | bila Clubs. the IP the church parlor by Mrs. L.| Li * 77 Verne Tapp of Franklin, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Lawrence Evans and Misses Beatrice Houze, Irma | x Frazier and Alma Huston of Bloom- | ington. When the couple leaves on a rd of Flanner House: Miss | motor trip to Chicago, the bride will roll a: Miss Mat iotie be attired in a navy blue dress with t the familv welfare SOEi< rose accessories. Miss Tapp a ink Maloney, superintendent graduate of the Butler pescHers | s General Protestant Orphan college and attended Franklin col- | hoihie: Miss Hertha Leming. Suber lege and Indiana university. The AE ARE Chi; = CET 7 bridegroom attended Purdue univisor of the social service depart-i 0 io. ment of th~ Indianapolis public} Yer! ¥ extension. is f th : Miss Mildred Arnold. di- Visiting in Indianapolis or the rector of the children's division of Ce emeny Will be Mrs. Bila Lavan, ha tila ABnAritniat con tlerandmother of the bride; Mr. and TC sa Om of a Mrs. Harry Scott and family and : *IMr. and Mrs. Alex Russell and : bureau; Mrs. Rudolph | oi all of Franklin; Mr. and esident of the seventh | \,.. “\jark D. Smith, Detroit, and| Federation of Clubs; Mrs.iap. ad Mrs. Sam Haymaker and | Humnhrevs, financial sec- family. Noblesville women's auxiliary of _ Anerican Newspaper : Mrs. Mabel Lowe of the United Garment Workers; Mrs. Fred Bates 3 ¢ Johnson, chairman of the child wel- Joard Meets June 29 fare commitice of League of The executive board meeting of Women Voters; Miss Ruth Patter-| je Indianapolis Council of Church son, director of kindergarten train- women has been postponed one ing, Butler university; Miss Grace week. It will be held June 29 at]
Brown. director of the Indianapo- 10 a. n. in the green parlors of| rn at ‘ “ lis Free Kindergasten society: Miss the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Virgil Sty| 4 he Bridal Scene-— \
Ruby Stapp and Miss Ida Conner, | will preside | + * — —— Joan Fox Will Be Married July 5 In St. Joan of Arc Church
Sunday, July 5, has been chosen by Miss Joan Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ©. Fox, as the date for her marriage to Cadet | George A. Schnieders Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schnieders of | Los Angeles. Catholic church. | Miss Fox has chosen Miss Pa- | tricia Stark as maid of honor and |the bridesmaids will be Miss Jean | Pickett of Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Helen Madden. David Fox, { brother of the bride, will serve as best man. Among perties planned for the bride-to-be is a personal shower which Miss Stark will give Monday (at her home and a miscellaneous |shower which will be given next | Thursday by Mrs. Bernard Lyons and Miss Lucille Bosler at Mrs. Lyons’ home. Miss Madden will be hostess June 29 at a shower for the bride-to-be {and Mrs. David Fox will entertain|has been announced. | July 1 at her home with a kitchen! The wedding is to be June 27 shower. ‘at the home of the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. Charles Chandler, 302 Blue Ridge road. Mrs. Pulliam vos assisted by her sisters, Misc~s oh icen and Jc ‘nc Mason Guests were Mesdames Con’, Da Laurel Raub, Ilclen Cole, Rica d | Kingsley drive, at their home. Woodward, Leo Rapparort, Keith Attending with the beirothed Hoffmeyer, Thomas Webb and couple will be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin | Stephen Rechtoris Jr., Misses Mary Stine, Shelbyyille; Mr. and Mrs. Snow, Barbara Fulton, Virginia William N. Mitel, Anderson; Dr.| Orman, Elsie Ross and Jane Allison.
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To Enroll at Wisconsin Camp
SIX INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS and two from Bedford will leave tomorrow for an eight-weeks’ camping season at Camp Nagawicka, Delafield, Wis. The camp opening will ke Sunday. Miss Alice Greene, daughter of Mrs. Stewart A. Greene, will be a junior counselor at the camp. The other girls will be Miss Patsy Lange, the A. D. Langes’ daughter; Miss Adeline Kadel, daughter of George W. Kadel: Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dearmin's daughter, Joan; Miss Frances Dittrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvan R. Dittrich, and Miss Maryann Zinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Zinn. The Bedford girls who will leave with the party are Misses Mary Lou and Ann Elizabeth Furst. 8 on ”
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Play in the Indianapolis Country club's two-ball mixed foursome Sunday will begin at 1 p. m. and will be followed by a buffet dinner at 6:30 o'clock. Hosts and hostesses for the day will be ‘Mr, and Mrs. George E. Enos and Mr. and Mrs. William Macgregor Morris.
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New members of the Junior auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day nursery were announced yesterday at a luncheon meeting in the Propylaesum. They are Mesdames Frederic M. Hadley, Louis R. Lowe, Harold P. Ransburg, Frank H. Fairchild, Fred H. Fulton, Edward Raffensperger, Paul H. Buchanan Jr.,, Robert E. Wacker, William J. Hamerstadt and Myers Whitaker, Committee heads named by Mrs. Ralph B. Coble, president, were Mrs. Thomas M. Billings, nursery; Miss Jane Leasure, motor corps; Mrs. Eugene B. Hibbs, sewing, and Mrs. C. C. Scheutz, story hour. Also, Mrs. Donald B. Keller, membership; Mrs. David V. Burns, case; Mrs. Thomas B. Henderson, ways and means; Mrs. Walter C. Hiser, placement, and Mrs. Mayburn F. Landgraf, publicity.
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and Mrs. Cline Lidikay, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram T. Sexson and Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Sartor. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Davis, 5531 N. Delaware st, and Mr. Hatfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Halfield, 358 N. New Jersey st.
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~ n ” Mrs. Bugene C. Pulliam, 1321 N. Meridian st., entertained recently with a dinner and personal shower tent! Circulating pure washed air keeps foods fresh
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Lester Baker of Camp Crowder, Mo.,'
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The grownups weren't the only ones who had fun yesterday at the Indianapolis Athletic club's annual
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Miss Ann Kennedy was given a
“dunking” by (left to right) Miss Maura Quinn, Dick Madden, Miss Jeanne Eldridge and Miss Evangeline
Tykle.
Members of both clubs participated in the day's activities,
A bridge party for women in the afternoon was followed by a buffet supper and dancing in the At one table were (left to right) Mesdames Chester T. Spriggs, A. W. Rohlwing, W. R. Caskey
national convention of KAPPA DELTA PHI sorority began at 10 o'clock this morning in Hotel Lincoln. Gamma Delta chapter of Indianapolis is the hostess group.
business sessions and an informal dance this evening in the Travertine room. Following additional business meetings tomorrow morning will be a 1:45 p. m. luncheon and style show in the terrace room at the Wm. H. Block Co. In the evening a formal banquet and dance in the Travertine room
| will mark the 16th birthday of the
local chapter, which was founded June 20, 1926. Election of officers Sunday morning and an installation at 3 p. m. will bring the convention to a close. National officers in Indianapolis for the event include Miss Audrey Melson, Michigan City, president; Mrs. Millie Woodfill, Santa Ana, Cal, vice president; Mrs. Clayton Bond, Liberty, corresponding secretary; Miss Tegwith Hise, Clinton, recording secretary; Miss Frances Wantz, Pomona, Cal, treasurer; Mrs. Martha McKisson, Cambridge, O., master of ceremonies; Mrs. Betty Smeck, Columbus, O., organizer, and Miss Ruth Reed, Marion, historian. Mrs. Bond is a candidate for national president. Kappa Delta
Mrs. Bond
Phi, founded Nov. and friends of members of Phi Delta Kappa fraternity, now has 67 chapters throughout the country. The organization's primary charity project is the sponsoring of a recreational leader working in conjunction with the Southern Mountain Workers’ conference. In addition to the national project, each chapter sponsors local charities.
Concluding its current season, GAMMA 'CHI sorority will hold a ceial meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Clay, 1226 Crult st.
A regular business session will be theld by ALPHA BETA CHI soror- | ity at 8 p. m. Wednesday in Hotel Antlers.
Jacqueline Lee Sundt To Be Honored
Mrs. Josephine Bellinger will entertain with a birthday dinner for her daughter, Miss Jacqueline Lee
for Miss Mary Corinne Chandler | whose engagement to Corp. Carl]
Sundt, at 6:30 o'clock this evening in the Hotel Lincoln. Guests at the party will be the Misses Barbara Breining, Joellen Burroughs, Charlene Clore, Adair Kirch, Wilma Mock, Mary Parrish, LaVonne Summers, Jo Ann Wanner, Kathleen and Lee Munneke and Colette Roudebush.
Speech Class
A class in speech and English is cing spensored at Cropsey aucivors1 «f wu Coaaal Library from oaks p.m. on Wednes- ‘ o. Anna Duvall Kingore is teacher. Articulation exercises and practice speaking are included in the course which is open to those interested in improving their normal speech, storytellers, book
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At French Lick
: ‘the Several members of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Delta Zeta Ilg, Today's activities were to include sorority will attend the 18th biennial national convention of the organ- | Shelly, special prizes®Mrs. Charles ization Monday through Friday at French Lick Springs hotel, French| Austermiller, chairman; Mesdames
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vocational guidance, Others from Indianapolis, who will attend the convention, are Miss Charlyn Murray, president of the alumnae chapter and official dele- | gate; Miss Irene Boughton, execu- | tive secretary; Miss Katherine Rubush, general chairman of the con- | vention: Mrs. Robert W. Platte, co- | chairman for the state of Indiana; | Mesdames A. M. Romberg, Harley Doub, Eugene Hupp and Miss Marian Johnson. These members are in charge of arrangements for the traditional “pups and hounds” luncheon to be held on Tuesday. At the formal opening of the convention Monday evening, Dr. John O. Mosley, past eminent supreme archon of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and dean of students at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn,, will be the speaker. |
To Install Officers
Presiding over the business sessions will be Mrs. Hubert M. Lundy, | national president of Delta Zeta. Other events on the program include | a model initiation, “pajamboree,”’ stunt night and installation of officers. Scrap books of the activities and social events in each chapter will be exhibited. Fifty-one active and 25 alumnae chapters will have delegates at the convention. Representing Franklin college will be Miss Rosemary! Coons of Peru. Delegates from the DePauw chapter will be Miss Lor- | raine Larson of Chicago, president; | Miss Harriet Hazinski, alumnae ad- | visor and member of the DePauw |
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‘To Have Buttet Supper Sunday
Another of the monthly Sunday night buffet suppers for members of Meridian Hills Country club and their families will be given this week-end at the club. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langsen=kamp Jr. are chairmen for the| party. The program will include a! colored motion picture on golf, fea-| turing Craig Wood, and for the { children guests, a color-and-sound lanimated cartoon, “Aladdin's Lamp.” | Next Thursday the club will have its first swimming party of the season for members’ children 10 years of age and under and their guests.| The party will be from 10 a. m. to] 1 p. m. Luncheon will be served about the pool at noon. Prizes are to be awarded the win- | ners in a program of games and!
contests. Mrs. D. W. Alexander, chairman,
A. Trask, Harry R. Kerr and Earl H. Conway.
Mothers to Meet |
| Mrs. Nellie W. Savage will preside Tuesday at a meeting of the, Marion county chapter, American War Mothers, at 1:30 p. m. in the World War Memorial building.
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Sororities Delta Zeta Alumnae Will Attend Registration for the 17th annual National Convention Next Week
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Mrs. Joseph Kettery of the Kettery Office and Secretarial school Roy and Miss Bertha Leming, supervisor of the social service department| Muenster, of the Indianapolis public schools, both members of the local chapter,| Morris Healey, bake sale. will speak at the Tuesday evening meeting which will be devoted to!
faculty, and Miss Barbara Ander. son of Charleston, Ill. The national council of rority will hold a pre-convention meeting tomorrow at the hotel. Serving on the council, headed hy Mrs. Lundy, are Mrs. James E. Keezel, Winter Park, Fla.; Mrs. Guy H. Gale, San Francisco, and Miss Florence M. Hood, Cicero, Ill, all vice presidents; Mrs. C. A. Fariss, Portland, Ore., secretary, and Miss Frances Wescott, Indianapolis, treasurer.
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Chueh News— Chi Rho Beta Club Sponsors Card Party
A public card party, and a bake sale, will ne held at the Riviera club at 8 p. m, Tuesday under the auspices of the Chi Rho Beta club of CHRIST THE KING church. Committees announced by Mrs. Harry Wiebke, club president, include Mrs. John Schwert, chairman; Mesdames John Hurley, Francis Commons, William Fife, Edward Ross, Paul German, William Grady, Joseph Spaulding, George Nevitt, Lester Luker, George Herold, James Collins, Ormel Chesebrough and George Mason, tickets. Also, Mrs. Robert Bosson, chairman, Mesdames Lee Anderson, Wil=son Cragun, William Smith, Walter Shiel, Joseph Knue, W. H. McCon~ nell and Mary Caldwell, prizes; Mrs. Ralph Kriplen, chairman; Mesdames William Lampert, Joseph | Petraits, George Kirkhoff and N. E. | Herold, cards and tables. Additional committees include Mrs. Reginald Smith, chairman; Mesdames William Hasse, Daniel Sweeney, Franklin Robinson, Peter Glen Verplank and Walter
| Joseph Hilgenberg, James Sweeney, Huston, Elmer Phelps, Otto Everett Harlen and
Also, Mrs. Ross Copeland, Mes= | dames Paul Krier, William Moody, Thomas Randall, Arthur Krans- | felder and Claude Hedlund, other | prizes.
Three sections of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST church will have luncheons at 12:30 p. m. Tueesday. Group 3 will meet with Mrs. F. A. Durnell, 907 Carlyle place; group 4, at the Riviera club, and group 6 with Mrs, J. M. Bond, 1628 Carrollton ave. Group 9 will hold a picnic meeting with the place to be de- | termined later.
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