Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1942 — Page 6

Local Students to Join Annual Trek To Many Eastern Colleges This Month

THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THIS MONTH numerous students will be leaving Indianapolis to enter colleges. Among the first to go will be Miss Alice Boozer and Miss Emmy Pantzer; who will return to Smith college at Northampton, Mass., Monday. Miss Boozer will be a sophomore and Miss Pantzer, a junior. Early next week Miss Ann Atkins will enter her sophomore year at Masters school, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Last year Miss Atkins won

the highest award in athletics given to a first-year student. Dur-

ing the summer she won the city parks tennis tournament and was eliminated in the finals of the city and semi-finals of the state tournaments. ! #" 8 8 8 8 i Before returning to Vassar for her senior year, Miss Eliza-.

beth Meeker will visit Miss Polly Smith, formerly of this city, in,

Merion, Pa., and pne of her classmates, Miss Elizabeth Behr, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Later this month Miss Carol Noel and Miss Frances Bloch will go to Sarah Lawrence college in Bronxville, N. Y. Miss Margaret Townsend Eaglesfield has won a scholarship to assist the director of theater art at Finch Junior college this year. This summer she has been studying dramatics at Rollins studio, Fast Hampton, Long Island.

4 Civic to Honor New Director

‘ THE WOMEN’S AFFAIRS COMMITTEE of the Civic theater will hold its first meeting of the fall season on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 14. Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, theater president, will be hostess at a cocktail tea in her home. The honor guests will be “Jack Hatfleld, new, Civic director, and Mrs. Hatfield. At a tea given late this week by Miss Helen Coffey, committee

president, for the group's board of directors, chairmen were ap-

pointed for the year. These include Mrs. Rosamond VanCamp Hill, ' public relations; Mrs. Thomas L. Neal, membership; Mrs. R. G. * Lazarus and Mrs. Edwin M. Craft, program; Mrs. Ray Sparrow and Mrs. Edward Dean, hospitality, and Mrs. Lindon A. Bailey, telephone. Others are Mrs. F. C. Albershardt, transportation; Mrs. Harold .M. Trusler and Mrs. G. W. Gustafson, hostesses; Mrs. Walter Myers Jr., ushers; Miss Eldena Lauter, representative of the theater’s honorary members, and Mrs. William MacGregor Morris, ads viser. Officers with Miss Coffey are Mesdames Charles Efroym-

son, Harry T. Pritchard and Chauncey H. Eno II, first, second and

third vice presidents; Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm -and' Mrs. Ralph E. ‘Powers, recording and corresponding secretaries, - and Mrs. E. O. ~ Noggle, treasurer.

D.A.R. to Choose Delegates

AT ITS FIRST MEETING of the fall season, Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., will elect delegates to the state conference to be held in Lafayette Oct. 13 and 14. The meeting is set for 2 p. m. Thursday in the chapter house with Mrs. William Dobson, “regent, presiding. Mrs. William R. Humphreys, chairman of the tellers committee, and Mrs. Ray T. Fatout, vice chairman, will be in charge of the election. A #alk on "“Enduring Jdeals of the Constitution” will be given ‘by the Rt. Rev, Richard Ainslie ‘Kirchhoffer, bishop of the diocese ‘of Indianapolis. Music, provided by Mrs. O, Marvin Jones, will include songs by Mrs. A. H, Merriam Graves, accompanied by Mrs, Milton T. Rybolt. Year books will be distributed. Following the meeting, Bishop and Mrs. Kirchhoffer will be spe« cial guests at a tea. Hostesses will be Mesdames Carl Maetschke, H. Hanna, Herbert R. Hill, Raymond F. Orel, Francis W. and Frederick Albershardt.

Make Reservations for Round-Up

MANY EARLY RESERVATIONS have been made for the 10th annual saddle horse round-up to be held next Saturday and Sunday at Gregg farms, Among the two-day boxholders are Messrs, and Mesdames P. O. Ferrel, Verne K, Reeder, A. Hastings Fiske, Pattison, Fred Abernathy, Max Lang, Gordon Sutton, Tom , M, E. Graves, W. D. McClaren of New Albany and E. A. , president of the Indiana Saddle Horse association, and Mrs.

vig Occupying boxes reserved by the Indianapolis Saddle club will Messrs, and Mesdames John Royce, William Hunter, Scott Gentry, jes Lark, William Schnepf, Ralph Jacobs, Josephine Courtney,

pirburst, Edward Hanf," Mesdames Clara ‘Borchert, Viola Hamilton, ua Keller, Charles Hanna, Jane Groff, Charles Cropper and the jJeatetts, Ahnp sna May Courtney, Nancy Chatfigidy Buh and Mr, Juliue Eller i Jr. : . ®.8 E ® 8» Besvatons. ior, 15 hos avs ‘Docs made th te Mies Riding club. who will attend are Messrs. and Mes- # ER. Hair, 8. Cheney, Willlam A. Hussey, Frank J. Rona, yne, Oscar B. Perine, W. H. Jarrett, William E. ward Lohmann and

1 Mrs. Clyde V. Montgomery (left) and ‘Mrs, Jesse E. Martin are and vice chairman of the hospitality committee of the Indianapolis Council of Women which will open its 51st year on Oct. 6 with a president’s day luncheon and fashion fair

at the Columbia club. Mrs. Montgomery also is reservations chairman for the presid t's day. ;

2 To raise funds for war relief activiiies, the local unit of Bundles for America is sponsoring a fall

" fashion show at Block's Tuesday night. Shown here

‘in the “Bundles” are (left to right)

4. These members of the: women’s. affaiis committee of the Civio theater are busy with plans for the organization’s first meeting of the season on Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer. They are. (left to right, seated) Mesdames Harry T. Pritbei Ralph E. Powers: and Walter Myers Jr. and (standing) Mrs. R. G. Lazarus. 5 Monthly luncheon meetings of the: Indian-

‘Mesdames Horace W. Nordyke, Herman C. Wolff

and Herman W. Kothe, members of the ticket 0 com- ~ X mittee for the show. ; 2 ,

8 One section of the Indians Saddle Horse Aston lations 10th Smmual sonuday. 10 be winged

voted to the, Indiana Saddle Horse’ Mrs, A. Hastings Fiske (right) is chairman

|Party Honors {Bride-to-Be «

| Renwood ave., will become the bride of Sergt. William H. Plymate at] {Mrs. E. C. Plymate, Fairland.

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{Miss Federle {To Be Bride of JS. J. LaF eber

‘An improvised “altar surrounded 4:30: g’clock tomorrow afternoon. The bridegroom i the son of Mr. i] An foros sta some

el setting for the wedding of Miss The University Park Christian church, scene of the rite, will/k Alberta Lee Federl. to Stanley Jos

decorated with greenery and cut fowers. The Rev. B. Grundy Fisher. ;oreber at 3: oelock: tomore

{will read the vows before an altar]: , s. Miss Betty)’ TOW afternoon. Hospital Guild [su a thy] Tbe service. ill be, Luncheon Set |

Rosalea Schey to Become Bride |Of Sergt. William H. Plymate In Ceremony Read Tomorrow

Miss ‘Rosalea Schey, daughter: of Mr. and Mrs Gar! B. Schey, .3180

Burckes will sing and Miss Betty Miller, organist, will play preceding the ceremony. {The bride, to be given in wag] riage by her father, will wear can-| dlelight satin carry a bouquet of gt gladiol and w : full SKIS her sown falls into a

oe es ewan ill gold he | Walter Brant, olticer of the orchid gladioli, “The two brides} maids will be dressed in costumes] ™* - | similar ‘to: those of the bride and| | matron of honor , and they will car- | show, ang ‘rose Sladioh, oh