Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1942 — Page 22

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+ PROGRAMS IN THE LIGHTER VEIN ‘have . lenned by the: Review club which will open its’ 1942-43 eason Oct. 19 with a ‘luncheon at. the Propylaeum. Book ‘reviews. supplemented by magazine articles will ‘be, pre-

Sented on the background of

United States. possessions... |

Mrs. G. Vance Smith will review “Let’s See If the: ‘World. | s Round” (Mielche) at the first meeting. nb ‘Dolls: to be dressed ‘by members for ‘the. Christmas Toy shop

will be_ distributed. Each year the club ‘appropriates money from its treasury to buy the dolls. “They are exhibited annually at the

Christmas guest: meeting’ at the home of Mrs. El Lay. ‘before. they a 5

“are given to the toy. shop. } Mrs, Albert ‘Seaton will assume her duties” as’ president at the -opening - ‘Tincheon. Officérs- serv~" ing with her are Mrs; Cleon A. Nafe, vice president; “and Mis, : Lilly, secretary-treasurer. ©, Committees. for the: coming’ and ‘include’ ‘Mrs. Robert 8. Wild, chairman, Mesdames H. Maurice _ Angell, Marion E Ensley and John J. Kennedy, program; Mesdames George O'Connor, Myron McKee and C.. Augustus Harms, telephone, and Mrs. Clarence Merrill, publicity.

To Enter Sweet Briar

THREE INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS will enter Sweet Briar college this ‘fall, two as freshmen and one with advanced standing. The latter is Miss Divine Enright, daugh"ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Enright, who attended St. Mary's-of-the-Woods college last year. The freshmen are Miss Patia Ann Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Maxwell, and Miss Margaret Conwell Fish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Russell Conwell Fish. They will leave this week-end in time to arrive on the campus for the orientation pro-

. : gram which begins Monday. For-

“mal opening exercises are set for “Thursday. evening. :

Salon. Has New. Exhibit

FEATURED. AT THE HOOSIER SALON gallery for. the rest of this “month sre a group of Mexican , water-color ‘and ‘pastel’ ‘paint and a group of textiles from natemala. Among the artists whose paintings are included in the exhibit are Jan Messick, Elmer Taflingr,. Helen Woodward) Frances Failing and Belle C. Scofield, all ; of ‘Indianapolis; Carolyn Bradley of Columbus, O., and Marion L.

. Patterson of Vincennes.

Personal Notes

MRS. ELDO I. WAGNER ' has returned from Epworth Heights, Ludington, Mich., where she spent the summer. Also. at. home after "a vacation at her summer resi- . dence in Dorset, Minn, is Mrs. . William Clay Bachelder. Return? ing with her were her sons, Robert and William. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cozens of Hollywood, Fla., who : were the es of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D: “Hatfield during the, past week, ft yesterday for Dolphin, Ga. where they will visit friends before returning to Hollywood. With them was their: Simughter, Mar-

: N eedle. Cb Meets

The Irvington Willing ‘Workers Needle club ‘was to meet ab the

Miss Elcaroth | Names Bridal Attendants’

: Miss Katherine Mae Hitaroth has named Mrs. Charles Spiegel to be matron of honor -for her Sept. 27 wedding to Pvt. Robert M. Dickson. Other attendants will be Miss Mary E. Montague, bridesinaid, and Miss Nancy Hiller of Pittsburgh, junior bridesmaid. ; : The bride-to-be's brother, Elbert

and another brother, Edwin L. Eltzroth, ‘and Jack Stephens will be ushers. This evening Mrs. Elbert Moore,

.| grandmother of the bride-to-be, and

Miss Mary Montague will entertain with a miscellaneous shower in the former's home, 3126 Northwestern ave. Among the guests will be Mrs. Carter W. Eltzroth, the honor guest's mother, and Mrs, Will Dickson, mother of the prospective bridegroom.

Additional Guests Others attending the party will

I be Mesdames Edward Brown, Grover|

Jameson, ‘Paul. Cogigian, William Miles, Walter = Halliburton, Otto Petit, William’ Averitt, Stanton Mon‘tague, Martha Best, Wilbur Moove, Mattie Hansen, Chailes Brendel, A. A. Arnold; ‘C.: W. Ackman, Mary Hensley, E. P. Messick: and Earl Hiller of Pittsburgh. Also, Mesdames Alonzo Huls, Paul Durant, Georgia Davis, Grace Newby, M. P. Harakas, Roland Reddick, E.'M. Eltzroth, Willian 12 Charles McDowall, Paul “Eltzroth and the Misses Florence Miles; Stella Montague, Marguerite Averiti and Wilma Hazelwood.

Plan Bridal Dinner

Other parties planned for Miss Eltzroth are -a- -personsl - shower Weglnesday with Miss Mary E. Montague and Mrs. Spiegel as hostesses and another bridal’ shower Sept. 24 with: Miss Virginia Ruch, Miss Marjorie Sing and Mrs. Elwood Sipole of Cincinnati entertaining. Mr. and Mrs. Eltzroth will ‘enter-

| tain with a buffet supper for their

daughter and her fiance following the wedding rehearsal Sept. 26. Guests will include members of the bridal party and the prospective bridegroom's Barents. :

W.C.T.U to gold Lanctieod

Mrs. Paul Halliday, North Man-

“

“7 4 1ancheon” of ithe Uivington W. C

=! chester, state W. C. T.'U. president, will speak at the president's : Sy

T. U, Monday at 12:30 p.. m., in the . Downey. Avenue . Christian

"THe foastmaster will bs Mrs. R. R. ‘Mitchell, program -chairman. : Mrs.

: church.

| Walter Carnahan and a, committee

"7 "lot assistants will act 8 hostesses.

Incoming officers are Mrs. Walter

-* l'Gingery, president: NIrs. John Mues“4 ling, first vice, president; Mrs. Gar- © field Walker: second: vicé president:

Siete pe. has been ' makers of fine hosiery for generatons. I's no wonder that they are acknowledged

leaders. Every :

new develo + ment finds Gotham in the fore-: front. Gotham'’s adjustable top stockings, made in the new rayon, now become more than ever impottant because, you Tp stretches i in longth renowned m ings that is made to fit

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| Mrs. W. S. Barnhart, recording sec-

tetary; 'Mrs. .Frank + Best, corre-

; ut Srotary and Mrs. E. B. | Hargrave, treasurer. .

na List Directors

* New directors. include Mrs. XB. Ferguson,

speech contest; Miss Irene Trueblood, literature ‘and Union Signal; brecht, music.

J. ©. Siegesmund is membership: chairman of speakers.

Henry Morrow an Group leaders are

‘than, Trager, A. W. Macy, Herman

Knecht, Otil Cooper, J. E. Hankins, John Musselman, E. M. lawrence and Melvin Kettlehut,

Country Club Books

Two-Ball Foursome A mized ‘two-ball

foursome [ oaisnapats on Bm. Smdsy by §

Open

E. Eltzroth, will serve as:best man|

‘international relations; Miss ‘Eunice. Hoefgen, alcohol edu-| & cation; Mrs. E. W. Krause, evan-|| gelist;. Mrs. A. F. Henley, motion} pictures and radio; Mrs. Fred Ray,|:

Mrs. ‘Elizabeth Marquetie, soldiers]: and sailors, and Mrs. Charles Al- :

Mrs. August Jacob. is delegate to the Irvington Union of Clubs; Mrs. §

Members of the program com-| mittee dre Mesdames Mitchell, |

daughier of Mr.

Hammer, before her.

Sunday in the Westview Baptist

.church, (Photoreflex photo.)

2. Miss Ruth Marie Castner will be married. this evening to Charles Alvin Leslie. ter of Mrs. Ella Castner;

(Pho-~ toreflex photo.) ;

church united Miss Siren Goetz, daughter ‘of © Mrs Goetz, and Robert Eugene Dun-

ham. ‘The at home address «will

be in Marion, (Pratt; Photo.)

Idella

She ‘is the daugh- |

ah believes, if it will help prevent in-| ‘|flation. from ‘completely upsething

{side points out, rapidly expanding |war production’ put more money

{diminishing : Jgoods. Prices went up. This spelled .. jinflation. OPA therefore issued: the ' |general maximum price regulation,

our: economic system,

y Ceilings : After Pearl Harbor, the troad-

into people’s pockets to spend on‘a supply’ of civilian

Cancer Control Training School| Opens Sept. 14

Mrs, Beryl S. Holland of Bléomington, state commander of the Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer, was to leave today for Bar Harbor, Me., to ‘attend an officers training school for cancer control. The school will be in session there. Sept. 14-19, then will be transferred to New ‘York where it will be in. session Sept. 21-25. Its object is to provide a comprehensive understanding of cancer control needs, Srganissiion and activities. Dr. C. C. Little of New York ‘will serve as director. The Bar Harbor meeting has been scheduled to enable state commanders to becomé acquainted with the work of one of ‘the outstanding cancer clinics ‘in the United States, which ~ is located there. + ' 3 FH Mrs. Holland has announced the appointment of ‘Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis as executive secretary for the Indiana organization, which maintains its headquarters in the Claypool hotel. Mrs, Lewis was chairman of the army’s radio committee.

IV. F. W. to Sponsor | Weekly Card Parties

Beginning tomorrow evening Lavelle Gossett st and auxiliary, Veterans of Be reign Wars, will sponsor card parties at 8:30 o’clock|each Saturday night in the hall, 701 King ave. Proceeds will! be. donated to a

{fund for buying military training

planes. . Mrs. Edward Kremer and Russell Stephenson : are .co-chair-men of arrangements. hh

Welsh ‘Rabbit’ Welch rabbit—not rarebit—takes its name from the fact that it was served long ago in place of game at a Welsh chieftain’s’ dinner.

Married

chairman, and Mrs. Brown Ward sia

[eta

Sororities

Butler uniyersity- chapter house, 831

Luncheon Meeting o on , Sept. 4 9 To Open pi Phi Alumnae’s Years L uU. Sororities List Pledges

To open its fall season, the. Indfanapolis Alumnae chib of PL. “Phi sorority will havea luncheon: meeting at 12:30 p. m. Sept. 19 at the

Hampton drive.

Reports on the installation of the new ¢hapter of Pi Phi at DePauw university will be given by Indianapolis members who attended the

‘three-day cereimoniés Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. _ There also will be: Jeparts of

pledging at the five state chapters. Bridge play will follow, the business meeting, ; Officers for the corning year are | Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, president; Mrs. Alan C. Raup, vice president; Miss Martha Scott and Mrs. John Cavosie, corfesponding and recording ‘secretaries; Mrs. George| E. Langston, Panhellenic delegate; | Mrs. L. Hollis Leedy, alternate Pahhel delegate, and Mrs. H. La Ross, publicity. “Chairnien Named Im of chairmen” for standing: committees have been an-| nounced by Mrs. Green. They in-| clude Mrs. Oland Norman, hostess; Miss Sarah Birk, magazine; Mrs. Raup, membership; Mrs.. Worth C. Harder, Arrowcraft, and Mrs. ‘Truman Hoover, Red Cross. = - . Also, Mrs: Wayne Kimmel, program; Mrs. R. McCauley Vandivier, year books; Mrs. Vernon Grindle state luncheon; "Mrs. Raymond 8. Davis, recommendation ‘of rushees, and Mrs. C. E. Moon, telephone and reservations. - . Serving as hostesses for the meeting will be Mesdames Ellis B. Hall, M. R. Granger, H. E. Raffensperger and Miss Ethel Currier. a Miss Caroline Dunn is chairman of the luncheon committee. ing her will be Mesdames Richard) D. Wilson, John Li ldthwaite,

i {Dar A. ‘Robinson, ‘Shel on Mine

and the Misses erité Allegia Stewart, Margaret Kellen. back and Elizabeth Ohr. 8 8 Fourteen sororities at Indiana university have announced their pledges for the fall semester. Sim-

|plicity was the keynote for this {year's rush program, which Was held

iver ‘a shorter period of time. There}

+was no preferential bidding.

‘Indianapolis girls pledged were| ‘Miss Patricia Myers and Miss Barbara Jackson,--Alpha Chi Omega;| Miss Alice Springer, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Martha Jean Madden and Miss ' Eileen Krueger, Alpha Omi¢ron Pi: Miss Mary Lou Wilkerson, |

| Chi Omega, and the Misses Joe Ellen

Burroughs, Patricia Ann Gabe, Bardara Lee Smith, Patricia Glossbrenner and Betty Graves, Delta: Delta

Aséist-|

Leslie-Castner

kead Today

Miss Riith Marie Castner, duigh: ter of Mrs. Ella Castner, will be-

_. jcome the bride of Charles Alvin. }Leslie, tonight at: 7:45 o'clock. Mr.

Leslie’ is the son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. P. O. Leslie, Evansville. The -double ring ceremony. will be read in, Macabee hall, 1235 'N. New. Jersey st., by the Rev. William Breedlove of ‘the Calvary Baptist church. v An improvised altar will be ‘banked with palms and ferns and will be lighted by two seven-branch candelabra. Before the ceremony John Main will sing *Benguse,/ and “Thine Alone.”.

Reception to Follow

‘The bride will wear smoke blue, with American Beauty red and black accessories, Her corsage is to be of orchids. The pearls completing her costume were a gift of the bridegroom. Miss Bernice Jennings, the bride's only attendant, will wear a Du-

bonnet dress with nayy blue acces-

sories and a corsage of gardenias. ;{ She will wear pearls given her by the bride. Roscoe Vogt will be the best man. A reception will follow the ceremony, after which the couple will leave for St. Louis. On Sept. 20, they will be at home at-540 N. La~ Salle st. Among the out-of-town guests will be Miss Eileen Bauer of. Peru. ‘The bridegroom altended Evansville college. ; ;

Mrs. Ridge to Swen |

"The Anglo-India chapter. of the) International Travel-Study club will |

‘tomorrow at the home of Mrs, L. D. ‘Ragsdale, vice president. Mrs. GE Hart will serve as assistant hostess,

H. Ridge.

Cotes Pledged +

1 ing the Misses Priscilla ] Lois Hilkene ‘and Jean Mutz, Delta.

Gamma; ‘the Misses ‘Susan CounMargaret: Trusler, Ruth Ann Hamilton and Mary Ann Wells,

Ee Alpha Theta, and the Misses

Virginia Thompson, Mary McGuire and ‘Barbara;

d Carolyn Kiger,

bi P: {they had been. last March, . There

dent's:

‘|his fairishare.

Wedding to Be|

‘the music.

‘have its first meeting of the season| =

familiarly known as General Max, |

vhich directed that after May 18] Ho ‘retailer “could ‘sell ‘goods. for al

rice higher ‘han: in March. Some, prices. have gone up since rich ceilings went into effect, but they &re prices that were lower than were two ‘exceptions to ithe Price ceiling -. ‘order—farm products and | ) raes—but since the presi-| ( - speech: this week action. 0 expected on those. items soon.

+ Rationing Explained

Price. ceiling’s right hand helper ging: she league . broadside Scarce goods must: be. o that everyone will have

Explaining the changes in" the amount of a commodity being ra~ tioned which is available to. eiti= zens, the broadside shows that the supply of rationed commodities changes and that transportation plays a big part in available supply. If it is hard: to.get goods to: places where they are needed, they must be rationed, but it is not necessary to ration goods in any places: ‘vy they abound. The broadside concludes: with the league’s belief that most people will stop grumbling once they understand the objectives of price ceil{ings and’ rationing — winning ‘the war ‘without completely upsétting our Jegpnamie machinery.

Jewish Juniors’ Membership . + Dr ive to Open Vi The. Council of Jewish Juniors.

a style show and short program at 7:30 o'clock . Tuesday evening in Kirshbaum Center.’ Miss Lillian Kamiot, membership. chairman, will be assisted by Miss Sylvia Sectior and Miss Genesia Epstein, co-chairmen, and the

Werner, Evelyn’ Lob, Goldie Palkas,

Jaeger, Esther Lisker and Sylvia Madiel. : Miss Marian Berger is chairman: of the style show to be sponsored. by the Indiana Fur Co. and Hillman’s. Models with Miss Berger. will be the Misses Ruth Weil, Cohn, Ruth Rosenthal, Olga Berger, Eleanor Cohen and Rae Lea Binzer. Commentator for the style show will be Miss. Alberts Shalansky, and Miss Ida Belle Platt will provide

Miss Shirley Shane and Miss Cohen, chairmen, are to be assisted by Mesdames David Maurer, Leo Cohen, Manuel Free|man, Louis Wink and Fred: Dayid-. son, senior. ‘advisers. . Mrs, Mageus Sone, ‘president of

aid the speaker will be Mrs. Clayen :

i: Can administered the Winfield foundation. i

| at inflation overruns the country | : according to she broadside; it ‘would

Bibi Foci from 1712 to 1793.

will. open -a membership drive with i

ling and dorresponding

The others are a portrait of ar Spanish Hoblewomién by Anthony pe oe I the cen “Francis de Caligny,” by Fran-

tury), | t of a Man,” by Cornelis de. Vos, 17th century ; Flomisy, master. |

. ®.®

. Guardi, who

| : Guardi’s works rarely are seen in ‘this country and never: before have been-shown as Heson. 1 1

dent. On the program committee,

first period, assisted by Mrs. S. K.

will’ be assisted by Mrs. Wilbur Johnson and Dr. Amy Ling Chen. | Mrs. Marie M. Bowen will be chairman for the third period, assisted {by Miss Elma Schinneller and Miss

* {Helen Humphreys, while Miss Lu-

cile Maze, chairman, Mrs. J. S. Marlowe ‘and. Mrs. Florence W. Long will form the committee for the fourth period. "On the ‘entertainment ‘committee, first “period, will be Mrs. Oramel|: Skinner, chairman, and Mrs. Walter Mayer, Mrs. Anetta ‘Wilson, Miss Lharity Kennedy and Miss Lillian Weyl.

Receive Appomtments. Mrs. H. H, ‘Hulpieu will be chairman for the second period, assisted by Mesdames Grant VanZant, Harvey Belton ‘and Ralph Jacobs and Miss Edna Fasser. : Others appointed are Miss Helen Clark, chairman, and ‘Miss *Ceilia Bates and Dr, Lillian B. Mueller, ways and means; Miss Cerene Ohr, chairman, and Dr. Jane M. Ketcham and Mrs. Gertrude- Long, public affairs and relief. :

Mrs: Abbie Hall MacDonald, -chair-} man, and Miss ‘Ethel Swartz and Miss Jessie Boyce, year book. Miss Imogene ‘Shaw: chairman, and Miss Alice Anderson and Miss Carrie B. Francis, publicity; Mrs ‘Charles Parker, “chairman, Mrs. ‘A. J. Jones and ‘Miss Gene- | vieve Brown, gtlevance;- “Mrs. ©. B.

Esther Cohn, Paula Gates, Carolyn]

es le founder and any preside

first and second vice presidents; ‘Miss Margaret. S. Brockman and Mrs. Elsie, Hancock Jacobs, recordsecretaries; Mrs. Ellen E. Gentry, treasurer, and Mrs. Florence ‘Thacker ~ Bradley,

NEWEST additions to the gai:

With ne

Sout” Bia” 3 M Kinder and C..E; IE Pitan) and. Miss Pearl Holloway, | ;

Misses Florence Slutzky, Jackie]. iq: ‘a

Miss Morgan, president; Miss Rosa~{0'clot lie E. DeMoss and Mrs. Ostrom,|

ds] “of Your a ad ‘yecently: y| from the Helena Woolworth Mccollection,” by :

coils Cloutt (French, 16th cen-

French, German, ‘English, Dutch, Flemish and Italian mase ters are. represented in the gale lery. The museum is open Withe - out charge to the public each day except Monday from 9 a. m. to § p..m., snd on Sunday from te 8 p m. on

Woman: Ss Rotary Club Appoints Standing Committees to Serve During Approaching Season

_ Committees which will serve the Woman's Rotary club dubitig he coming year. have .been announced by Miss Bessie C. Morgan, ‘présie

aE Ai

for which Mrs, Henry Ostrom is

co-ordinator, Dr. Allegra Stewart will serve ds chairman during the

Ruick and Mrs, Elizabeth Schofield; -

During the second period of the year, Miss Agnes Cruse, chairman, °

Defense Jobs A To Be Topic + At Meeting

A special employment ‘meeting has been called by Mrs. Helen Mune ger, 11th district. employment chaire man of the American Legion auxe iliary, for 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Coral room of the Hotel Antlers." "_All' unit presidents and employ= ment chairmen for the coming year have been requested to attend the meeting ‘which also will: be ‘open to ‘any members interested in defense employment needs. © Mrs. Ruth Fields, president, and Orville Bray, district employment chairman for the American Legion, will attend. The district will’ continue its em-

. “Iployment program initiated last Miss Florence York, chairman year in co-operation with legiod em{with Miss Lucy Montgomery: abdiy Miss = Stella Morrison, fratéinal; ls

loyment activities, At the recent ite convention of the suxiliary, , district" received an award for employment. program, Activities

the its"

-/{are ‘being concentrated on recruits

for vital war industry employment. The last in a series of specifi! “victory” programs, sponsored - by legion in co-operation with the 4S, employment service, will ‘be

6 ac mes ha pre-school age children, for school childten at 3:30

parliamentarian.

: "So That |

ing in the D. A.

May Be

9:30 a. mi. to 12: 1:30 p.m. to 3