Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1942 — Page 11

| Playgoers Make Early Reservations For. pening . | Foglsh’s Sept. 28-30

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Xk WHEN S. N. BEHRMAN'S COMEDY; “The Pirate,”

~ and old, will be on hand to see

, opens the season at English’s next week, - playgoers, new

Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-

4 tanne'in their latest roles. Entertaining parties will be

Mesdames Eli Lilly, S. E. Fenstermaker, Harry G. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Showalter and Dr. A. F. Weyerbacher.

. Early reservations also have been made by Messrs. and Mes~ “dames Robert Tyndall, H. R. Duckwall, Arch V. Grossman. Elmer E.

R. Hartley Sherwood, Myron

R. Green, Philip Adler Jr., Harry

Scott, _ Pritchard, Uz McMurtrie, 'G. F. Holler, Julian Bobbs, A. T. Thomas, ‘Roy Steele, Robert Clark, Frank A. Hamilton and Frank E. Worley.

Others attending will be Messrs. ‘and Mesdames J. M.’ Pearson, J. W. Mull Jr, Harry S/ Hanna, C. Dolly Gray, Fred L. Thomas, H. Bennett George L. Denny, ‘Dayid Ross, Kenneth E. Herron, M. R. Granger, James P. Wasson, “Thomas G. Sinclair, F. B. Martin-

‘dale and Edward Petri. ~ Others Will Attend

i ADDITIONAL ‘RESERVATIONS have been made by Dr. and Mrs. \ Raymond Beeler, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Rupel, Dr. and Mrs. Carl Habich, Dr, and Mrs. L. A. Ensminger and

«Dr. and Mrs, Karl M. Koons. The Misses Margaret C. Coombs, Mamie ‘D. Larsh and Alice Sexton will entertain guests. Also at the play will be Mrs. W. "+8. Harrison, Mrs. Pauline Haueisen and the Misses Jeanne Bose, Margaret - Koch, Helen Kaley, Ethel McKinney, Mabel Hamilton, Betsy Byram, Viola Cochran, Olive Gemmer, I. Hilda Stewart, Helen C. Boyd, Marion Hull, Mary Bin- « | ford, Helen Thornton and Hazel Alcorn.

y \ Tudor Hall Party THE ANNUAL PARTY for new students at Tudor Hall school will be given by older students Saturday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock in, the school’s gymnasium. ‘Classes seven through the senior year will attend in costumes

representing their fancied “re-in- © carnations™ . Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest, funniest and most original costumes. Judges will be Miss Nina Lockwood and Miss Jo-Anne Jordan, students, and Miss Daty Healy and Miss Nellie MeCaslin, faculty members. . Miss Margaret Miller is chairman of prizes.

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Skits will be given by: each class in the upper school and by the faculty. Miss Ann Caldwell is general chairman for the event. Other chairmen include Miss Betty Hahn, clean-up committee, and Miss Anitz Trinz, food committee.

Personal Notes

Miss Lucy Holliday, da agehter of “Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Holliday was to leave this afterhioon "Yor , Simsbury, Conn., where she will attend the Ethel Walker school. « + « Capt. Henry Severin is now stationed in Dayton, O Among week ~ end guests at French Lick Springs hotel were Mr. and Mrs. Paul 8. McNamara and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sormane. «+o Mr, and Mrs, Douglas’ J. Williams are at French Lick following their marriage here Saturday. Mrs. Midd was Miss Margaret Ann. aul.’

'Imenths afterward.

|Conference

Delegates

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,

lution, recently voted to hold its

meetings this year at 1:30 p. m. instead of at 2 p. m. All sessions will end at 3:30 o'clock. The change in time was made in co-operation with the Indianapolis Railways’ suggestion that organizations meet at an earlier hour to alleviate the growing transportation problem at the close of Busingss hours. The chapter also has named its delegates for the D. A. R.’s state conference at Purdue university Oct. 13 and 14. They are Mrs. William Dobson, chapter regent; ‘MesYdames Hugh H. Hanna, Henry C. Ketcham, Herbert R. Hill, Gustavus B. Taylor, Roy J. Pile, Ray T..Fatout, Jasper P. Scott and Waldo B. Rossetter. Alternates selected were Mesdames William C. Harrison, Carl W. Piel, Ira Holmes, Cltarles F. Voyles, Wilbur Johnson, W. C. Bartholomew, L. H. Millikan and George Dixon. : The Caroline Scott Harrison group is one ‘of the central district chapters which will serve as.hostesses at the conference.

Group Nursing Program Is Inaugurated

A group nursing program to alleviate the nurse shortage in Indianapolis hospitals has been started by the Central district of the Indiana State Nurses’ association. The program, an outgrowth of a series of district officers’ meetings with the Indianapolis Hospital ccuncil, will be continued throughout the war's duration and for sx

Mrs. G. D. French, president of the district, appointed Mrs. Gerald Gustafson to direct & recruiting drive designed to bring inactive nurses back into service to provide further relief to the nursing shortage situation. Effective Oct. 1, the district, through its Nursing Service bureau in the Chamber of Commerce bldg., will supplement the regular hos-

pitals’ staffs by calling private duty nurses for service in the institutions.

Exchanged

stage and screen.

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War Bond Pledges |

To LAMOUR’S Party

Your pledge to purchase a $100.00 War Bond - within thirty days will entitle you to one admission to Dorothy Lamour's War Bond party at the Cadle Tabernacle Friday night, Sept. 25, at 7:30 o ‘clock.

Fill in the coupon below, and present it at your favorite theater and receive your ticket at once to this gala War Bond Party. Miss Lamour, lovely star of the screen, will appear in person with a mammoth stage show featuring stars of radio,

Bond Party

CADLE TABERNACLE

Friday Night, Sept. 25th 7:30 0°Clock

Dorelhy Lamour in Person and a Gala Stage Show Featuring - Stars of Radio, Sage and Screen !

for Tickets

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D: A. R. Names|

Daughters of the American Revo-|

and Mrs. Women’s Lions. club of Indian- + |apolis; Mrs. F. E. Spindel], president, and Mrs. Charles G. Fitch, Narrators; Mrs. E. R. Bebout, president, Mrs. Cecil M. Byrne and Mrs. Forest Hackley, National Association of Women; Mrs. Emil Souffiot, Mul-

and Paul E. Dorsey (left to right) the arrangements committee for.

sor Oct. 9 in Ayres’ auditorium.

New: Entrants In Fashion Fair Are Announced

MYs. Henry F. Schricker, wife of Indiana's governor, will present the ribbons

fashion fair of salvage sewing to be sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of Women, Mrs." Donovan A. Turk, president, announced today. The fair will be. held as a part-of the ‘president’s day observance of the council at a luncheon-meeting in the ballroom of the Columbia club Tuesday, Oct. 6. Mrs. Guy O. Byrd and Mrs. Hugh

'|D. Merrifield, co-chairmen of the

fashion fair committee, announced the following additional entrants for the affair: Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, Woman’s Department club; Mrs. George P. Ruth, Queen Elizabeth chapter, International Travel-Study club; Mrs. F. Eugene Thornburgh William Bodenhamer,

tum-in-Parvo Literary club; Miss Judith Ann Taylor, granddaughter of ‘Mrs. Frank C. Spangler, Women’s Society of Christian Service, St. Paul’s Methodist church. 5

Other Participants

Mrs. Louis Markun, Indianapolis section, National Association of Jewish Women; Mrs. A. P. Shaffstall, Purdue Women’s Association of Indianapolis; Mrs. L. C. Brown, Mrs. J. I. Tyson and Mrs. H. Brown Sturgeon, "Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority; Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser, Irvington Quest club; Mrs, Laura E. Ray, Late Book club, and Mrs. Lowell S, Fisher, W. 8. C. S., Central Avenue Methodist church. Mrs. Henry Windt and Miss Barbara Windt, W. 8. C. 8S, North Methodist church; Mrs. Harold J. Hayes, Municipal Gardens Woman's Department club; Mrs. Jules Zinter, Wy-Mo-Dau Literary club; Mrs. Elmer Schaub, Mayflower chapter, T.-8. C.;, Mrs. Josephine Sacre, Social Study club. Mrs. Henry W. Laut and Mrs. Regeia Sauter, Aftermath club; Mrs. J. C. Lee, Amica club; Mrs. William J. Holtegel, I. T.-S. C.; Mrs. Ben Robinson, president, Amicitia club, and Mrs” W. B. Ward, Expres-

Mesdames Helen Martin, Norman L. Schneider

which, the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will spon-

I.| Bergen, 2631 E. 58th st. The hon-

are members of the book review

Mrs. Russell J.

The Bridal Sethe

Recent marriage announcements

awarded winners in. the}=

The bride was Mrs. Lillian Schussler Hemphel. Her sister, Mrs. Paul Gentry, was her matron of honor, and Jay Weir Mitchell, son of the bridegroom, was best man. # # o

Miss Mildred Fisher will be honor guest at a shower to-be given by Miss Betty Lamb tomorrow evening at 1001 E. Tabor st. Miss

Fisher, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Fisher, will become the bride of Corp. Richard J. McCready Oct. 4, in the Broadway Methodist church. Guests besides the mother of the bride-to-be include Mrs. W. A. McCready, mother of the bridegroom-to-be, Mesdames George Brown, Irene ‘Cleland, J. C. Greenfield, Alvin Burch, Curtis Benner, Jack Turner, Robert Drexler, Mary Witherspoon and the Misses Violat Davis,. Betty Henderson, Agnes Sneddon, Louise Fisher, Dortha Kleopfer, Betty Kyle and Mary Lou Mutschler. Mrs. Charlotte Susong, Miss Kleopfer and Miss Betty Sehr entertained last night at the Warren hotel with a dinner and shower in honor of Miss Fisher. 8 8 » Misses Mabelle and Ruby Hendleman, 1116 N. Pennsylvania st, will hold open house tomorrow evening in honor of their niece, Miss Rosemary Freiberg, whose marriage to Louis Loganofsky will take place Sunday in the D. A. R. chapter house. There are no invitations.

A shower in honor of Miss Dorothy L. Rogge was given last. night by Mrs. Everett Bergen and Mrs. S. R. Ryan at the home of Mrs.

or guest will. become the bride of Roy E. Pape on Oct. 4.Guests besides the mother of the bride, Mrs. William C. Rogge, included. Mesdames Cordelia Tate, Cortland Gillett, Kenneth Pierson, Willard = Steinecker, George Purves Jr., Hanly Blackburn, Lee Winders,

sion club.

William . C.. Thomas, Lyle Besard,

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, : Sanders is to.review “The Cup and the Sword” (Alice Tisdale Hobart). the student section of the musicale; Mrs. Schneider the associate members, and Mrs." Dorsey the. executive board of. the musicale,

Mrs. Martin is representing

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Mildred Fisher Will Be Honored At Shower Tomorrow Night: Party Given for Dorothy Rogge

and parties to be given for brides-

to-be are prominent in the bridal scene today. After Oct. 5, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Mitchell will be at home at 3327 Brookside pkwy., South dr. Their wedding took place Saturday at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Mortimer Schussler, in Southport, with the Rev. F. T. Taylor of the Southport Methodist church officiating.

and the Misses Margaret Duden, Mary Frances Thomas ang Helen Rogge. s 8 =» The engagement has been announced of Miss Delores Bannon, daughter of Mrs. Thelma Bannon, to Joseph A. Huber Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Huber. No date has been set for the wedding.

The marriage of Miss Kathleen Margie Maxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pirkle, Evansville, to George Harrison Young, son of Mrs. George Edward Suddith, Montgomery, Ala. took place last Thursday at the Bayard Park Methodist “thurch; Evansville, with the Rev. S. W. Robinson officiating. Miss Paula Grether was the bride’s only attendant, and Robert Carter was the best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Young are at home, following -a short: wedding trip, at the Commodore apartments, 3015 N. Meridian st. ® 8 = Mrs. A, M. Duennes and daughter, Mrs. C. C. O'Connor, entertained recently at the former’s home, 124 W. Troy ave. with a shower in honor of Miss Mary Janet Pfleger, whose marriage to Aviation Cadet Charles Keenan will take place Oct. 17. Approximately 25 guests attended the shower. : ; 2. = ‘ The Rev. Hilary Meny performed the marriage ceremony for Miss Dorothy Jean Moreton and - Corp. Harry C. Gaskill last Thursday in St. Philip Neri rectory. Matron of honor was Mrs. Esther C. Williams, aunt of the bride. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Moreton, 931: East: dr, Woodruff pl. Corp. Gaskill, son of Fred J. Gaskill, is stationed at Camp Wolters, Tex.

I. T.-S. C. Unit Holds Meeting

The first meeting on the calendar of the Hawaiian chapter, Interna-

. | tional Travel-Study club, was to be fi | held at 11 o'clock this morning in || tle ‘Colonial tearoom. Mrs, Clayton

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Set for Tomorrow A musical program is featured on

& an opening program in today’s club

ei

ge Newlan) , baritone, and the

trio of the Arthur Jordan

A dinner at 6 o'clock in the In-

| dianapolis Department "club will |precede the meeting. Miss Lucy

Osborn is chairman of the program

committee.

Miss Margaret Hickey, St. Louis, who was to speak at this meeting,

‘| has taken a position with the man-

power commission and had to cancel her engagement.

THE NORTHSIDE STUDY club will have its opening luncheon tomorrow at the home of its new president, Mrs. B. A. Wilkins. The club’s topic for the year is “An Visit to the Republics of South America.”

Mrs. Frank S. O'Neil, president, wili be hostess for the THURSDAY LYCEUM club tomorrow, Mrs. Thomas D. Campbell will speak on “Government and Civilization.”

_ The LADIES’ FEDERAL club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. M. F. Higgins, 936 N. Oxford st.

Its first card party of the season will be held by the EDELWEISS LADIES’ society Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the hall, 205 Transportation bldg.

Service Group. Plans Annual Conference

Alpha ‘Omicron Alpha, national philanthropic serority, will hold its 224 annual convention Oct, 2 to 4 at the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. J. R. Sentney, national president, is in charge of general arrangements.

The national council will meet the first afternoon of the convention and an informal session will be held in the evening. Registration will start Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Business meetings will be held morning and afternoon, when presidents of the 33 chapters will report on activities of the past year. Special projects of the organization, including the proposed “Girls’ Town” will be up for general discussion. Following a dinner at 6:30 o’clock Saturday night, an initiation ceremony will be Held for the newly pledged Alpha Tau chapter of Indianapolis. Upsilon chapter will conduct the initiation with Mrs. G. C. Baker, president, in charge, assisted by Mesdames O. B. Hanger, Charles Marshall, H. BE. Parker; William Schreiber and M. J. Wagle, and the Misses Marjorie Davis, Emma and Olive Purdy, Patricia Taylor and Beulah Tinder. Members of the Alpha Tau chapter are Mesdames Russell T. Good, Edna Murphy, Robert Neal Moore,

house. Memorial Service

The annual memorial service will be on Sunday morning of the convention at 10:45 o'clock in‘: North Methodist church. Chairman of the service is Mrs. J. J. Kintner, assisted by her committee, Mesdames Paul W. Glackin, L. C. True, Floyd Hartlind, David E. Chapman, William C. Hempfling, J. W. Hill and L. H. Noble. The hospitality committee has as chairman Mrs. -Joseph Sahakian, with Mesdames J. G. Nelson, Walter BE, Shelhorn, Ross H. Ulrich and Howard L. Cooper assisting her. Mrs. Charles A. Boss and Mrs. Joseph Leap are co-chairmen of the dinner committee. Saturday luncheon chairmen are Mrs. Brown Sturgeon and Mrs. John L. Tyson. Their committee members are Mesdames Clair Zook, A. E. Screes and William -A. Kassenberg.

Woman Is’ Appointed

To Manpower Board

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (U. PJ). —Paul V. McNutt has appointed a woman consultant to the war manpower commission.

and she will advise Brig. Gen. Frank J. McSherry, WMC's director

Stdy Club Funchetn i

Randell photo. An Oct. 11 ceremony will unite Miss Elaine Emery, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Emery, and Robert B. Mathews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Mathews. The wedding will be in the Irvington Methodist thurch.

“| year to be held in the school Frio/day at- 7:45 p. m.

Zella George, Ruth Shaner, O. A.|i Pressler and Miss Florence New-

She is fara Scuthall of Chicago)

C. M. Sharp Will Address

4 » i sorority activities,

| Dinnch- Dance” ! | To. Be Tu sday |

’ Omega Kappas Plan Rush: Activities

dinner meeting and one to plan activities are included among

INDIANA PSI chapter of BETA

lsTGMA. PHI sorority will have a | semi-formal dinner and dance at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening in the

sapphire room of the Hotel Wash« ington. ' : & Husbands and escorts will be guests. Members also will enters tain 20 soldiers from Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Miss LaVerne Brown, president of the chapter, will pres side.

Mrs. J. C. Zartman , 202 8. Harris: st., will be hostess for the ALPHA chapter of PHI THETA DELTA tonight at 8:30 o'clock.

BETA CHI THETA'S ALPHA chapter plans to, hold a business: meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. W, C. Andrews, 2105 E, 12th st.

Plans for the rush season ‘of

Howe P.-T. A.

of Thomas Carr Howe high school will welcome parents of the 9B-0A pupils at the first meeting of the

C. M. Sharp, principal, and other faculty members will present the philosophy of the school and discuss the problems of 9th grade pupils. Special music will be provided by the Boys’ Glee club under the direction of Frank S., Watkins. Following the meeting, refreshments will be served. Officers to serve for this school year are Mrs. Arl Garrett, president; Mrs. Delbert Meyer and Mrs. L. V. Shaffer, first and second vice presidents; Miss Hazel Wurster, recording secretary, and Sidney Houck, treasurer. Delegates and chairmen are Mrs. Hilbert Roth, mother delegate; Miss Eva Abbott, teacher delegate; Mrs. Arthur G. Broeking, Irvington Union of Clubs delegate; Mrs, Fred Dawson, and Mrs. Forrest Coxen, ways and rieans; Mrs, Harry A. Mayer, hostess; Mrs. Robert Reed, program; Mrs. J. W. Auble, publicity and historian; Mrs, Sheldon Goodwin, membership, and ° Mrs. Thomas Moshenrose and Mr, Earl R. Baron, social.

Churchwomen Will Sponsor Fish Fry-

The Musié¢ circle of the Southport Presbyterian ch will sponsor a fish fry Friday evening at the church from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Robert List, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. A. E. Pitcher.

BETA chapter, OMEGA KAPPA,

‘ness session this evening in the

es be made at an 8 o'clock busi n

The Parent-Teacher association'home of Miss Peggy Buck, 2125 N.

Pennsylvania st.

Mary Barber To Speak on Nutrition

Mrs. Aneta B. Vogler, nutrition director for the Indianapolis Red

course” has been planned for former teachers of nutrition who will volunteer to become instructors this fall and winter.

She has asked all available nu~ trition instructors and other interested persons to contact her at Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. The first session of the course will be Friday at 8 p. m. in Caleb Mills hall, Short= ridge high school. On' Saturday there will be morn= ing and afternoon sessions begin« ning at 9:30 a. m. in Hurty hall, 1098 W. Michigan st. Principal speaker will be Miss

the secretary of war; assighed to the office of quartermaster general. Other speakers at the Saturday sessions will be Dr. John W, Ferree, secretary of the state health board, Dr. Norman Beatty; Horace E. Akbott, Marion county agricultural agent; Prof. Amy Bloye of Purdue university Miss Adeline Wood, Chi«. cago; Dr. Hugh Martin, pharma cologist of the Pitman-Moore Co. Carl ‘Reis of the Acme Evans Co.;!

Mrs. Charles Brewer is fhe new president of the organization.

Sorority to Meet

Members of Gamma Beta Chi sorority will meet at the Hotel Antlers this evening. Mrs. Kenneth

and Dr. Matthew Winters.

P.-T. A. Meets

The school. 27 P.-T. A. was fo have an informal tea for mothers of new pupils and the new school prine cipal, Miss Fay Banta, at 3

Weirick will be hostess.

today. .

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