Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1942 — Page 11
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Iiarandls Coulity Club Schedules Dinner Pence bob hidloveen Evening
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wma OCTOBER APPROACHING, the ony ah olubs are arranging Halloween parties to climax activi- & | ties for that month. The Indianapolis Country clubshas
+ scheduled a dinner dance to celebrate the event. Mr. and ~ Mrs. John G. Kinghan, co-chairmen of the entertainment committee, have not yet announced the committee in.
charge of arrangements,
"On Halloween eve children of Meridian Hills Country club mem-=-bers will be entertained with a supper at the club. Activities will be opened at the club next month with the first dinner bridge Oét. 10. Mr. and Mrs, George S. Olive, chairmen for the event, will be assisted : by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Merriam and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FP.
~ Carson.
Meridian Hills to Elect Direitors
- ON OCT. 19.the annual meeting of stockholders and HembRs : of. Meridian Hills will be held at the club. New. directors will be
* elected and reports will be given by committee chairmen and the
directors. Paul R. Summers, club president, will preside
retiring. at the meeting.
The women’s luncheon bridge /has been set for Oct. 20 with hincheon planned for 1 p. m. Mrs, Howard E. Nyhart, chairman, will be aided by Mesdames Marvin Kahl, Raymond M. Rice and Merriam. Other activities next month will include the monthly family buffet supper Oct. 25 and a children’s treasure hunt Oct. 28.
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‘At the monthly family buffet supper last ‘night, Miss Dorothy Ellis was guest of honor. Yesterday was called “Dorothy Ellis day” at the club and a state-wide mixed two-ball foursome was held. The honor guest is state and city golf champion, president of the Indi-
ana Woman's Golf association and recently went to the semi-finals
in the Western, golf tournament in Chicago. . Among those attending the dinner were Messrs. and Mesdames IR Wagner, Paul R. Summers, Horace G. Barden, Paul Shideler, Howard E. Nyhart, Marshall G. Knox, L. Roscoe Sincler, Walter L. Brant, Horace E. Storer, Robert E. Becherer and Dr. and Mrs. George .
V. Underwood.
Emily Glossbrenner to Be Married
MR. AND MRS. DANIEL I. GLOSSBRENNER of Oaklandon anhounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Emily Louise, to Jack R. Diamond, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Diamond of Knightstown. The wedding will be Oct. 16 at 4 p. m. in the Glossbrenner hothe. Dr. Jean Milner will officiate. The bride-to-be’s sisters, the Misses Mary and Catherine Glossbrenner, will be her attendants, and her brother, Sergt. Daniel Gloss- * brenner of Camp Gruber, Okla. will serve as best man. Miss Glossbrenner attended Swarthmore college and is now a student at Indiana university, where she is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta so-
gority. The prospective bridegroom
is a pre-medical- student at In-
diana and is a reserve in the United States army.
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Five Indianapolis girls are among 30 members of the freshman
class at Western college, Oxford, O., They are the Misses Bernice Chamberlain,
Western college choir.
who have been admitted to the
Marianne Daries, Ann Winger, Adda Jeanne Winterfeldt and Myre
Gene Baker.
The Western choir of 60 voices sings in’ chapel each Sunday and gives several special programs and broadcasts throughout the year. * The Misses Winger, Daries and Chamberlain will sing first alto; Miss Winterfeldt, first soprano, ‘and Miss Baker, second soprano. Prof. William Gurney Kirby is the chojr director.
Pot. and Mrs. Robert Dickson
Go to Chicago on
Rite Read by Dr.
Wedding Trip; G. A. Fran 12
- Pvt. and Mrs. Robert M. Dickson are in Chicago. following their marriage at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Dickson was Miss Katherine Mae Eltzroth, daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. Carter W. Eltzroth, dnd the bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Will B. Dickson.
The ceremony was read by Dr. George Arthur Frantz before a setting of palms and seven-way candelabra, centered by an urn filled
with fall flowers. . White ribbons marked the family: pews. "A program of bridal music played by Mrs. Leslie Helgesson, organist, included Schubert's “Serenade,” “Ah Sweet Mystery of Life” and “Lohengrin.” Mrs. Helgesson also accompanied Miss Martha Metcalf when ghe sang Ll At Dawning,” “Because” and “Indian Love Call.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a white
- satin gown fashioned with a romance
neckline outlined with French eyelet embroidery and long fitted sleeves tapering into points over the hands. The bouffant gathered skirt fell from a fitted bodice into a sweeping train. "Attached to her tiara of satin, accented with orange blossom braid, was her two-tiered veil of bridal
~ illusion, also edged in braid. She
carried a white prayer book with ' ribbon streamers and topped by a white orchid along witlr a white silk ered handkerchief carried by her mother at her wedding. She also wore two strands of pearls belonging to her grandmother, Mrs, ‘Elbert Moore. Wear Fall Colors
Foliage green moire taffeta was the costume of Mrs. Charles Speigel, matron of honor. Her frock was styled on bouffant lines with short puffed sleeves and a romance neckline. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. Miss, Mary Montague, bridesmaid, wore a 3 Sovn of autumn gold, and
junior bridesmaid, was in autumn beauty red. ‘Their frocks were fashfoned after the matron of honor’s and they carried flowers similar to hers with matching clusters of flowers in their hair. All of the attendants wore pearl bracelets, gifts of the bride. The bride's brother, Elbert Eltzroth, was Pvt. Dickson's best man and another brother, Edwin Eltzroth, and Jack Stephens served as ushers. : Reception at Church Mothers ‘of * the couple had corsages of white pompoms and blue ageratum. Mrs. Eltzroth was in plum crepe with navy accessories and the bridegroom’s mother wore similar accessories with her Dubonnet frock accented with a teal blue yoke. Mrs. Everett Eltzroth, grandmother of the bride, was attired in a gray crepe dress and black accessories, while another - grandmother, Mrs. Moore, had a ciel blue crepe romaine gown with black accessories. Both had corsages of
{white carnations.
A reception at the church followed the wedding, For her going away costume the bride wore a wool gown of autumn brown and plum, an orchid corsage and brown accessories. After the trip, the bridegroom will return to Ft. Sill, where he is stationed with the army. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Sipole, Cincinnati, and Mr. and
‘Miss Nancy Heller of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Earl Hiller of Pittsburgh .
|Clubs— A.C. A. Group |
,| publicity and activities . for the
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Has Luncheon
At Hotel Today
A president’s day luncheon and program meetings claim the attention of clubwomen this week. The president’s day luncheon was to be held by the A. C. A, club at at 12:30 p. m. today in the Marott hotel. Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge was to be the speaker and honor guests were to be Mrs. William E. McGuire, incoming president, and Mrs. Brewer T. Clay, retiring president. Following luncheon there was to be a social hour, during which a musical program was to be presented by members. Serving with Mrs, McGuire this year are Mrs. Clay, vice president, and Mrs. est T. Fullenwider, secretary-treasurer. Committee chairmen for the ensuing year include, Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, program; Mrs. C. J. Ancker,. by laws; Mrs. N. D. Richardson ahd Mrs, Wilbur Washburn, telephone; Mrs, Fred Fate, hostess; Mrs. Vaughn Cook, historian; Mrs. Gilber; Forbes, chaplain; Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes, membership, and Mrs. M. B. McDonald, music. Also, Mrs. William E. Lincoln Sr.,
blind; Mrs. Washburn, war bonds and stamps; Mrs. H. B. Clow, delegate to.the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs with Mrs. J. Vidya Lindsay, alternate, and Mrs. Clay, delegate to the Indianapolis Council of Women with Mrs. Forbes, alternate.
Talks ‘on “Historic Concord,” “John Winthrop” and “Favorite New England Poems” will be given at the HOOSIER TOURIST club’s meeting tomorrow. The hostess will be Mrs. K. W, Carr, 6502 Homestead «rive, and speakers will be Mesdames J. B. Phillips, J. P. Aspinall and C. W. Roller.
“Above Suspicion” will be the topic of Mrs. R. H. Ayers when she speaks tomorrow before the SOCIAL STUDY club. Members will meet with Mrs. Walter R. George, 2922 Guilford ave.
The PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE club of Indianapolis will meet Thursday at ‘9:45 a. m. in the Indiana National Bank bldg. with its president, Mrs. J. C. Reynolds, presiding. Mrs. Walter Vinzant, the club’s founder, will be in charge of discussions.
Church Council Has Fall Meeting Speakers Friday at the fall meeting of the, Indianapolis = Council of Church Women in the First
Baptist church were Dr. William A. Shullenberger, Central Christian church pastor, and Dr. Ralph H. Holland, newly elected executive secretary of the Indiana Council of Religious Education. Others appearing on the program were Mesdames J. Marion Smith, ‘A. R. DeTartas, C. A. McPheeters and Fred BE. Cros'réeet and Kathleen Som-/ mers Wallace, Jessie Boyer and
Lace Gently
Sly, new president of the council, { x presided.
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1. Before her marriage Aug. 2 in the First Evan-
‘rence was Miss Patricia Louise Pluess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pluess. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lenore Lawrence, Mooresville. 1 heimer-Carlon phote.) 2. Mr. ‘and’ Mrs, Herbert EB. Wald announce’ the engagement. of their daughter, Rose Louise, to Aviation Cadet Ray L. Walton, son of Mrs. Doris C. Walton, Cadet Walton is stationed at the Greenville army flying school, Greenville, Miss. No date has been set for the wedding. (Voorhis photo.) 3. Mrs. John Toth was Miss Allene Huntsinger before her wedding Aug. 15 in Sacred Heart church. Corp. Toth, stationed at Ft. McClellan, Ala. is the Joseph Toth.
4. Miss Thelma Neese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles O. Neese, was married to Charles R. Lewis on Aug. 2. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Lewis, (Photoreflex photo.)
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5. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bucholtz are at home in Cleveland following their marriage Aug. 23 in St. Peter's Lutheran church, Mrs, Bucholtz was Miss ‘(Dexheimer-Carlon photo.) 6. Miss Pauline Roberts’ engagement to Staff Sergt. George C. Beeson, Camp Edwards, Mass, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Roberts of Beech Grove, The wedding will be Saturday in Holy Name church. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Beeson, Albany, (Kindred photo.) 7. The marriage of Miss Martha Virginia Rucker to Corp. Benjamin T. Griffin, army air force, is announced by her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Gordon. The wedding was Sept. 15 in Macon, Ga. Corp. Griffin is stationed at Rome, Ga. 8. A Sept. 16 ceremony united Miss Eleanor Kinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinney, and Lieut. William J. Kramer Jr., U. 8. A, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kramer: The at home address -is Camp Chaffee, Ark. (Block photo.)
Loganofsky-F reiberg Rite Read By Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht; Couple Takes Wedding Trip North
Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht officiated at the wedding of Miss Rose-
mary Freiberg to Louis Loganofsky at 7:30 o'clock last night in the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Eliza Freiberg and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Loganofsky,
W.C.T.U. to Name Officers
The fall convention of the Women’s. Christian Temperance union will be held in the ¥. W. C. A. tomorrow, beginning at 9:30 a. m Devotions im the morning will be led by Mrs. C. G. Eicher. The afternoon devotions will be in the form of a religious allegory entitled “In Times Like These.” The agenda includes reports of directors’ work, and election of officers for the coming year. ' Mrs. M. O. Robbins will direct a memorial service, and special music will be given by Mrs. Eicher and Mrs. Harold O’Brien. Mrs. Charles Grant, president, will
speaker, Dr. Clement T. Malan, state superintendent of public instruction.
Merrill Tent Meeting
Catherine Merrill tent nine, Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War, was to meet at 1 p. m. today at Ft. Friendly.
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preside and introdiice the guest.
Ferns and palms interspersed with seven-branch tandelabra provided the background for the double ring ceremony in the auditorium. A white archway trimmed in huckleberry, plumosa and smilax formed a canopy surrounded with tall vases of “white chrysanthemums and pompoms with streamers.of smilax. Baskets of pink roses, delphinium and ferns were in standards
"| throughout the room and the plat-
form was banked in ferns with smilax trailing from the wall lights. Preceding the service, Mrs. Clarence V. Kinsey, pianist, played bridal selections. Given in marriage by hier mother, the bride wore a gown of white faille taffeta fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves tapering into points at the wrists and a full skirt gathered onto a long fitted bodice. The skirt fell into a train.
Carries Prayer Book
Cascading from her tiara of seed pearls was a long veil of illusion edged with Chantilly lace. carried a white sprayer book topped with white orchids and with ribbon streamers tied in lovers’ knots holding blossoms of stephanotis. Mrs. Maurice Miller of Des Moines, Iowa, matron of honor, was attired in a dusty rose gown of faille taffeta with short sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. The bouffant skirt was of alternating panels of
|faille taffeta and net. She carried
a colonial bouquet of Talisman roses and delphinium and wore a headpiece of similar flowers. The bridesmaid, Miss Eunice Brenner, wore a gown fashioned after Mrs. Miller's in mist blue. Her
- | bouquet and headpiece were of pink
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Sororities—
K. K. G. Units
Plan Dinners
This Week
Among activities scheduled by sorority women this week are dinners, regular business sessions and a rush.party. The MU club of KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA sorority will hold its opening covered dish dinner this season at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Clyde E. Robinson, 6251 N. Delaware st. New members of the alumnae club will be special guests. Assisting Mrs. Robinson will be Mesdames Don Billings, Robert Russell, John W. Robinson, Walter V. Locher, Kirkwood Yockey, A. G. Raffensperger and Mayer Maloney. Reservations for the event should be made by noon ‘tomorrow with Mrs. C. E. Robinson.
Members of KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA'’S DELTA club will hold a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Max Fritz, E. 81st st., this evening. Mrs. William Coffin and Mrs. Barr Montgomery will assist the hostess.
Officers of ALPHA UPSILON chapter, ALPHA ZETA BETA, will be installed at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Fulmer this evening. They are Miss Estella Austermiller, president; Mrs. Kenneth Whitsett, vice president, and Mrs. Jerry Kelly and Miss Julia Sullivan, recording and corresponding secretaries. Others to be installed are Miss Elsa Greenquist, treasurer; Mrs. Fulmer, Ophelo editor and chap-lain-historian; Mrs. Edwin Hughes, guard, and Mrs. Margaret Lasley, guard.
Yesterday morning, the sorority]
initiated its series of fall rush parties with a victory breakfast in the Hawthorne room. Mrs. Whitsett, chairman of the rush committee, was assisted by Mrs. Lasley.
A business session has been ar-
ranged by ALPHA EPSILON chap- |
ter, DELTA THETA TAU, for 8 o'clock this evening. The hostess will be Mrs. C. M. Davis, 767 N. Bolton ave.
Sunshine Club Party Friday
The fall bridge party of the
.| Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc., will
be Jriday at 2. W. 1, the Ayres
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Voters’ League To Open Season Wednesday
Questionnaires based on the qualifications of congressional candidates will be answered by members of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters, at their first meeting Wednesday at 2 p. m: in the Propylaeum, Mrs. John Goodwin, state president, will discuss the league’s wartime service program at the opening session. New members will be special guests at the meeting and tea following. Mrs. A. W. Noling, first vice president of the Indianapolis league, is in charge of arrangements. For several years the league has been issuing questionnaires containing questions on principles for which the league stands. Somé of the questions ‘to be answered by the group tomorrow include: Should your congressman subordinate his party's interests to national interest? © Should he be responsive to the opinions ‘of his constituents? Should he promise jobs for the home town boys, and try to obtain public projects for his own district?
P-T°A. Head
| y Cites Need for Organization
" Cousiy Council H a Conferences Today
fk es to x nie by Mrs. Farry Wiest, pi {dent of the Marion Count lot’ Parent - Teacher
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this- morning. She was to the council at its 10 o'clock mee in the palm room of he Cl hotel. In her message to the organ tion, Mrs. Wiest was to cite the nee for parent-teacher activities in time. Other speakers for the mo ing session were to be A. J. Tha er, Marion county safety direc H. PF. Griffey, superintendent Marion county schools, and Mn John ‘ G. Kinghan of of the Ame Red Cross. For the afternoon session, open ! at one o'clock, Mrs. Frank R vice president of region coven, Miss Eva McDougail of the
also were to be conducted by fi chairman of each committee this afternoon. Chairmen Appointed
Committee "chairmen appointe by the executive board include } Dan F. Lewis, budget; Mrs, Geor| Overle, finance; Mr§, Alex hin sky. program; Mrs. Harvey E. Coe legislativ ; Mrs. Roscoe Sw health; Roger Matthews, pitality; ‘Mrs. P. E. Cannady,
- | torian; Mrs. Ollie Guthrie, natic
parent-teacher, and Mrs. ; Smith, Indiand parent-teacher, . Others are Mrs, John R. Kop librarian; Mrs, Henry F. Go parliamentarian; Mrs. Raymo Wright, publicity; Mrs. Rale Miller, ‘publications; Mrs. Me Christie, safety; Mrs. William Thompson, study group; Mrs. Seerley, - summer - roundup; George Moyer, music, and Mrs. Ji B. Lewis, question box. Serving with Mrs. Wiest as offic this year are Mrs. Frank Carey Mrs. Claude Risley, first and sec vice presidents; Mrs. Leon Deer an Mrs. Ceorge Voss, recording d corresponding secretaries, and Mrs Wheeler Harden, treasurer. Execu: tive .committee ‘members are Mes= dames Earl Barnhart, Adolph Granneman, Tuschinsky and Mr. Griffey. 3
Visits Son in tial
Mrs. Bessie Mae Gipson L left yesterday for Seattle, Wash, where she will visit her son, Pv Harry Gipson Jr. who is stationed
at Bolwing field there.
DAILY STORE HOURS
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