Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1942 — Page 11
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“MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1942
THE
Society—
Beta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta
To Entertain
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shees at Tea Sunday
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON from 3 to 5.0’clock, active and alumnae members of the Indiana university chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will entertain
prospective students with a rush tea.
The tea will be
held at the home of Miss Virginia Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown. Miss Elsie Ann Locke . and Miss Sally Walker are assisting Miss Brown in making arrangements for the event. Mrs. George Stafford and Mrs. Andrew Olafson of Bloomington
will pour.
Miss Julia Ann Arthur of Anderson, rush captain, and
Miss Elaine Ax of Jasonville will be among the out-of-town hostesses. Other active and alumnae members from out-of-town will be Miss Sally Bedwell and Miss Josephine Leach, Sullivan; the Misses Elizabeth Cole, Sarah Elliott, Janet Esarey, ‘Betty Letsinger, Doro-
thy Humphreys, Mary Ellen Robbins,
Mrs. Frederick Capp and
Mrs. George Williamson, all of Bloomington; Miss Nelle Bernard, Muncie, and Miss Jane Funk, Galveston.
Name Additional Hostesses
ADDITIONAL HOSTESSES will be Miss Janet Fleehart and Miss Charman Frazee, both of Rushville; Miss Alice Ann Louden, Bluffton, Miss Mary Lawlor, Hammond; Miss Saran Ann Hull, Connersville; Miss Betty: Lou Hinshaw. and Miss Betty Lu Wenger, Kokomo; Miss Frances Neal, Noblesville; Miss Helen K. Raper, Monticello, and Miss ‘Ella Jo Reed and Miss Marilyn Young, both of Ft. Wayne. Other hostesses from Indianapolis will be Mrs. Emerson Elkins, Miss Virginia Wills and Miss Emily Glossbrenner., 8s 8 8 # 8 =» ; Miss Elizabeth Ann Schmidt, daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Kurt. W.
Schmidt; Miss Eileen Newby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. . Newby, and Miss Beverlee Muff of Richmond have returned from a
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rush trip for the Indiana university chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority. The young women visited in eastern Indiana and Ohio. The week of Aug. 20, the three will tour northern Indiana and parts of Illinois. They will return to I. U. in time for registration Sept. 3 and 4. Miss Newby is the chapter’s state rush chairman and Miss Muff is her assistant. Miss Schmidt heads rush activities in the Indianapolis area.
Holman Party Tomorrow
MRS JEROME HOLMAN II will entertain with a miscellaneous shower and dinner tomorrow evening for Miss Rosalie Lucile Holman. Miss Holman’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Holman, will issue invitations tomorrow for her wedding, Aug. 26, to William B. Ferguson, son of Dr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Ferguson of Miami, Fla. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Carl E. Wood. Among the guests at the party will be the bride-to-be’s mother. Others attending will be Mesdames Richard Dye, John Lutz, Arthur E. Keller, Ralph Faucet, Philip Lutz, Arvin Henderson, Albert W, Sahm, Loren Fink, Alfred E. Kuerft, Lee Clifford Jr., H. W. Walker,
Jack J. Hatfield, Miss Alda Duckworth and Miss Ann Mitchell,
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Critics of War Should Earn Right to Judge
By RUTH MILLETT FINDING FAULT with the way the war is being run is America’s No. 1 parlor game right now. It might not be so much fun to play if each player had to be qualified before he could sound off. To qualify as a player of the parlor g a me “How to Run the War” a person should be able to meet these requirements:
He must be putting enough
. |inoney into war
bonds and stamps to feel the pinch. He must have reduced his driving to an absolute mini-mum-—not just cut down on it. He must have no hoarded supply of any commodity. He must he taking good care of all equipment and possessions in his care—beth owned aid rented.
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#2. 8 8 ; HE MUST BE doing war work, in
accordance with the free time \he
has and his abilities. He must not be using the war as as excuse for spending every cent he earns and all his spare time having fun because he “may not be able to have fun long.” He must have done everything his government has so far asked of him, from turning in scrap rubber to watching his conversation to keep from passing on anything that might be regarded as military information. If he is a man of military age he must have done nothing to try to keep out of the armed forces (and if he is unmarried and without dependents, it may be he should have already enlisted). Those are the qualifications—and only those who can pass them— should be vermitted to play “How to Run the War.” The trouble is, the people who can qualify according to that test are too busy to be playing parlor games.
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; Block photo. Miss Lois Simpson was mar-
ried to Ensign Gilman Tredwell on June 21. The couple is at home at Vallejo, Cal, where En-
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Will Give Two
Fellowships
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 3.— Indiana clubwomen as represented in the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs in co-operation with Indiana university will seek to
further friendly relations with Latin America by providing again “|this school year for two exchange
Announcement of the two fellowships, for which applications are to be made on or before Aug. 10, was
of the university’s department of Spanish, Prof. Harlan is acting as chairman of the joint federation-
‘|university committee on awards,
Under the fellowships a woman student from a Latin American country will be brought t6 Indiana university for a year's study and a woman student or alumnae of I. U. will be sent to a university in Central or South America.
List Qualifications Qualifications for appointment as
: outlined by the committee include i| requirement that the applicant be
a resident of Indiana and an alumna or active student in Indiana university, willingness to co-operate with the Federation in developing its program Of cultural relations with Latin America, some command of the Spanish language and a practical plan of study. The joint fellowship undertaking was inaugurated last year.
Janerio, Brazil, came to the United States to study piano at Indiana university's School of Music and Miss Katherine Lenore Morgan of
university, spent the year in the study of Spanish language and culture in Mexico. “The appointment committee will welcome applications from mature women students, whether graduate or undergraduate, who can present
plans for serious study in any sub-
ject in a Latin American country,” Prof. Harlan said. “For the coming year it seems wiser to consider
‘Mexico as the logical country in
which to study.”
Start Red Cross Nutrition Classes
Three new Red Cross nutrition classes will begin 20-hour training courses this week, according to Mrs. Aneta B. Vogler, director of the nutrition service. The first will start today in Ayres’ auditorium with Mrs. Jewell F. Ganser as instructor. Meetings will be held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. m. through Aug. 24. A class to meet \Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. will begin tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln with Mrs, Virginia Lybrook as instructor. The third class will start Wednesday at 709 E. Maple rd. Mrs. Coristance Falkner will instruct the class, each Wednesday from 2 to 4 p. m. Registration for any new class may be made by calling Mrs, Volger at Red Cross headquarters,
Testing the Chicken To See if It Is Done
Broiled and fried chicken: Cut through one of the thickest muscles, to the bone. The knife should penetrate the meat easily. No trace of pink is visible at the bone. Roast chicken: To test, move the leg by grasping end bone — the drumstick-thigh joint = breaks or
temperature of 190 degrees F., or
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fellowships, each in amount of $600. |
made today by Prof. M. M. Harlan|
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{| placed in the center of the stuffing, : -180 degrees F.
Welfare Group
Not Collecting Salvage Goods
Robert P. Nelson, general secretary of the Family Welfare: society, said today that the organization had no facilities for collecting. old newspapers, old clothing and other salvage materials. His: announcement was shade after the agency had been igformed
[that “some person or persons, were
approaching housewives and ask-
|ing for such articles in the name
of the society.” Mr, Nelson added that the organ-
‘lization ‘had not authorized any
representatives in the community to make such requests. x “Such requests made in the name
‘of -the society are fraudulent,” he
said, “and goods or materials should not be given to persons making such requests.”
Auxiliary to Moet:
ternational Association of Machinists will hold its regular business meeing at. Castle hall Wednesday evening at 8 o "clock.
Sorority Session At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, Alpha Beta Chi sorority will hold
its regular business . meeting in Hotel Antlers. Ld
Business M eh
The Children’s Sunshine club will meet at 2 p, m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium for a business meeting.
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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Cathedral Parish will Sponsor
The Ladies auxiliary to the In-
Summer Festival Thursday - On the School Lawn
The summer festiv:], sponsored by SS. Peter and Paul cathedral _| parish, will be held ne:t Thursday through Saturday on the lawn of
the parish school and in the social center.
Hickey is director of the event. William Bradley anc of the gengral committee on arrangements. Assisting them will be Mrs. James Sheridan, vice chairman; Harry Wissell, | tre. asurer, and Miss Marie Quinn, secretary. Mrs. Elmer Johnson is in tharge of publicity. Two patriotic bootlis ill be supervised by Joseph Brow, who will
sell defense stamps, and Thomas
Carney, who will sell honey to be|
used as a substitute for sugar. Dinner will be served each evening by Mrs. Charles B. Lines and her committee, which vill sponsor a fish fry on Friday evening, The committee includes Mes ames John Clancy, Mark Miller, P:trick Fin-
" _{neran, “Thomas Logan, Martha Ryan,
Earl Stunkard, Harry Connor, F. J. Sullivan, Paul McCauley, R. A Luley and Bertha Steir serger. Also assisting will be -Mesdames J. F. McLaughlin, Thos nas Bence, Charles Moran, Walter Burke, Joseph E. Quinn, F. D. foliz, Michael Connor, Edward St. Clair, William Fox, Russell Finch, Kathleen Molthan, Marie Sexton, M:ry K. Israel, Josephine Spragg. and James L. Dugan. Other members of the committee will be the Misses Ania I'7nch, Florence O'Connor, Marie: Iilcer, Mary Jacobs, Nell Moran, Marian Griffin and Patricia and Magdal:ne Hurley. Dolls will be brought fo the festival by Mrs. Jane Bryans , chairman
The Rev. Fr. James A.
| Ray Luley have been appointed on-chalimen
of the doll booth, and Miss Mary
their committee are Maurice Fogarty, M. D. McNulty, Maurice Schwartz, John Ford, Nicholas Connor, J. Herbert Hartman, Thomas Noble
Jr. and the Misses Josephine Ready,
Cecilia Drew, Kathleen Flynn and Maxine Scherrer.
Other Commlitees
Other committees are as follows: Country Store — Mrs.
co-chairmen; Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp and the Misses Helen Barrett, Anna Glaska, Mary and Margaret McCoy, Helen
"|Nugent, Helen Sharkey and Quinn.
Linen Bpoth—Miss Nora “Walsh and Mrs. Johnson, co-chairmen; Mesdames> Rose Marie Cruzan, Joseph Hoffman, Katherine Crush, Irene Grammar, A. K. Humphrey, R. J. McManus, C. H. Luft, Joseph Pearson, John Reynolds, J. E. Wells, H. H. Wissel, John Cain, J. L. Morrow, Thurman Fex, G. Joseph Putts and the Misses Mary. Fox, Loretta McManamon, Margaret Shea, Florence Stack and Jane Lamb. . Food Booth—Mrs. William PF. McMillen and Mrs. William Bradley, co-chairmen; Mesdames Fran-
Hugh Flynn,
August Krieg” and Mrs. J. Albert Smith, Mrs. Earl Feltman,
cis Behringer, William Clark, Mary
-|Commerford, George Diven, Antoine
um, Marie Ferris, Frederick Gisler, Anthony Huer, Robert Minta, Clarence Neville, David Page, Joseph Quigley, Raymond Welch Edward Remmetter, Lawrence Sexton, Miss Mary Crawley and Miss Ann Yocum. Game Booths—Mesdames ‘War-
Claude Hadden, Sowar, Richard Hennessey, William Freeman and Timothy Delanty. ‘Chairmen of other activities are Miss Helen O'Gara, Legion of Mary booth; . Charles Holder, ham tree; MIs. Jamy Grady, bridal chest, and Robert Minta-and Miss Helen Reidy, door: committee.
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