Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1942 — Page 11

Committee Named for Lamb

7 Floor : Show,

“STAGE DOOR CANTEEN?” is the theme selected by the Lambs club for the floor show at its first frolic of - the season Oct. 24. The floor show committee, announced by Robert D. Robinson, club president, includes Mr, and: ' Mrs. Paul R. Matthews, co-chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. John | B. Stokely and Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan. The be held at the Columbia club. ur :

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Oct. 22 is the date set for the opening meeting of club. Members will participate in a round table discussion on activities for the coming year. Serving with Herbert Poltz, club president, this year are Mrs. Martha Selfridge, vice president; Mrs. Robert T. Hollingsworth, secretary, and Mr. Hollingsworth, treasurer.

1E. M. Fife Jr.

Will Attend Carnival NEW. MEMBERS of the South-. ern club .will be honored at the organization’s “country carnival” Saturday afternoon: at Northern Woods beach. They are Mr. and Mrs. James W. Trotter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Conoly Bartlett and Lieut. Col. and Mrs. I. F. Peak, all of Texas; Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hurst (of Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Fuller of Louisiana and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nickels .of South Carolina. « Reservations for the party have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Maxwell Droke, Maxwell V. Bailey, Marshall Knox, John . Willard Hutchings, P. D. Powers, W. D., Browning and William J. Fleming Jr. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Toner " Overley will attend ' with their children, Dalma and Toner Jr, as will Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stevens with their son, Donald.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Niesse and sons, John, Donald and Paul, will be Mr. and Mrs. ‘Paul A. Rahe and children, Sally Jo and Billy. © Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schoellkopf will entertain Mr. and - Mrs. Otto Mahrdt at the party. Others at the carnival will’ be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schaffner and daughters, Ann, Shirley and Sue, - and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards and children, Peggy and Ernest Jr.

Name Luncheon Ushers

‘USHERS TO REPRESENT the Indiana Vassar club and the Smith College club at the milliondollar: bond luncheon Oct. 7, have been announced by the organization’s captains, Mrs. Abram 8S. Woodard Jr.’ and Miss Kathryn Hadley, respectively. : Vassar alumnae serving will be Mesdames Frederic Anderson, Fred Harmon Fulton, Joseph Walden, Wendell Taylor and Miss Harriet Jane Holmes. The Smith college group will include Mesdames John \ 8. Pearson Jr., Harry W. Bituer, Alexander Stewart and William A. Diven. Eo he ‘Alumnae of Phi Mu sorority, in | costume, will be in charge of selling war stamp corsages. Mrs. C. E. Carbon,. chairman of saleswomen, will be assisted by Mesdames Thomas Athey, Clifton Caca, O. L. VanHorn, Evon Boucher, | Robert Reed and Miss Ruhammah Hannah.

Fobs Are Featured

. New York creations that are beautifully simple in line, conforming _ smoothly to the lines of the body, often feature a brilliant fob, for ac- . cent. Fobs are made of brilliant * stones, or they may be of silver or gold in a filjigree or flower motif.

Get Up a Roller Skating Party! ® Liberal Cash Savings to Skating

Groups of 25 or More.

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| Johnson and Mrs. J. F. Kingsbury,

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Jean Booth + To Be Married

Dr. John H. Booth will read the marriage ceremony .for his daughter, Jean, and Eugene Morton Fife} Jr. at 4 o'clock this ‘afternoon in the Downey Avenue Christian

church pastor, Dr. E. Robert Andry. Palms and ferns interspersed with cathedral candles and -baskets of chrysanthemums in autumnal shades will provide the background for the service. - Miss Geraldine Trotter, organist, will play “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi? *My. Pi Phi Girl” and “Oh, Promise Me.” |. A soft gold velveteen frock will be the bride's costume, With it

and a brown orchid. ' Her sister and only attendant, Mrs. William S. Watkins of Memphis, Tenn., Will be 'in turquoise velveteen with an orchid corsage and brown accessories. _ Roscoe Batts of Davenport, Iowa, will be Mr. Fife’s best man and Scott Ging and the bridegroom’ brother, John H. Booth Jr., will serve as ushers. . Following. the. wedding, the couple will receive guests informally in the church foyer. Members of the immediate families, including the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Fife Sr., will attend a dinner at the home of the bride’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Booth, 280 Downey ave. After Oct. 10, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis. : The bride was graduated from Butler university and is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Fife is affiliated with Sigma Chi fra=ternity ‘and was graduated from Butler and Indiana law school.

I ashion Show,

Tea Booked :

. The Irvington Methodist church will have ‘its ‘annual fall tea and style show Monday in the church. Miss Harriett Wells will present several piano selections. © ‘© : | Mrs. Paul Schaeffer is chairm of the general committee, assisted by Mesdames W. W. Woerner, Fred Saunders, Howard Alderich, E. M. Lawrence, Julian Johnson, Fletcher Kingsbury, Firman Sims and G. E. Middleton. ; : Committee chairmen appointed are Mrs. Paul Mozingo, program; Mrs. George Mozingo, tickets; Mrs. H. L. Mbte, decorations; Mrs. Julian

cookies; Mrs. A. N. Cheney, tea; Mesdames Leland Clapp, Ray Hodson, Everett Cathcart, W. L. McCoy, Kenneth Stibgen and Glen Yowler, hostesses.

For Cold Days Soft warm brushed wool is used for the top of a fall daytime dress with contrasting plain wool skirt— another hint that designers of New York expect our houses may not be over-warm next winter. }

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year will be to extend the facilities of the Y. W. to business girls new to the city. An extensive program of service and recreational activities has been set up. -

5 to 6 p. m. today under the lead- : ership of Mrs. Bea Hanger and Miss Ida Lentz. for service men. The club supper, served each Wednesday at 6 p. m.,, will "be followed at 7 p. m. by an assembly hour.

in a variety of group activities. The groups include crafts, under the direction of Miss Jane Hewitt; a contract bridge class taught by Mrs. Ralston Jones; a sewing class directed by Miss Peggy Johnk and a gym and badminton class conducted

by Miss Mary Lou Beck of the health education department.

hour is the club chorus, under the direction of Miss June Gardner. At 9 o'clock, folloting the group ace ‘tivities, the clubrooms on the third floor of the Y. W. will be open for a social hour.

Mrs. Balsley Hostess

will hold a social meeting: at the home of Mrs. William Balsiey, 53 W. 32d st., tomight at 8 o’clock. Final plans for attending the ' national convention in Chicago this week-end will be completed.

The Quest club of the Young Women’s Christian association will open its fall season this evening at the Y. W. with members of the’ club ‘council serving as hostesses. Miss Dorothiy Roeder (left) is presi-

dent of the club and ‘Miss June Gardner (right) Is director of the

organization’s chorus. Miss Rena Dean (center) is a member of the business and professional department of. the central Y. W. C. A.

Quest Clubs

‘Club's: Fall Season om To Begin “Tonight With an Open Meeting at the ‘Y. W.’

An open meeting tonight at the Young Women’s Christian Associa-

tion building will mark the beginning of the Y. W. Quest club’s fall group, compgsed of business women, has invited young

and professional girls of the city to attend. ' Hostesses for the evening will be members of the club council—Miss

Dorothy Roeder, president, and Misses Margaret Trittipo, Edith Lois Howard and Bertha Sorenson. Others will be Miss Kathryn Busenbark, past president; Clark, Miss Lucy Schulte, secretary of the Y. W.s business and professional department; Rena Dean, Mildred Lawrence, Barpara Beecher and Frances Cramer.

Columbia Club To Hold Formal Opening Oct. 17

A formal dance in the sky room will open the fall and winter social activities of the Columbia club Oct. 17. John K. Ruckelshaus is chairman of the club’s entertainment committee and Dr. J. H. Kemper is Sharman of the dance committee. George Wald and his orchestra of Chicago will play for the dance. The event will net be a dinner dance, but members and their guests may be served in the main dining room and the cascade room preceding the dance at 10 p. m. There will be breakfast and supper service in the sky room. : Although the formal opening party will not be: held until the 17th, the club’s weekly schedule of dinner and supper dance music in the cascade room and main dining room will be inaugurated Saturday. Art Berry's orchestra will play with Miss Sally Hull as the featured singer. 2 Other events scheduled by the club for entertainment of its members and guests during the fall months include a luncheon bridge for women of the club and their guests Oct. 13, a turkey buffet dinner and dance Nov. 14 and another buffet dinner dance Dec. 12. Mrs. DeWitt W. Brown is chairman of hostesses for the luncheon bridge.

Rho chapter, Sigma Beta, or P.-T. A. Studies Child Care

In War Time

Two plans for maintaining normal

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national Misses Jane Jenner,

One of the club’s objectives this

A knitting class will meet from

Articles will be made

Social Hour Planned At 8 p. m,, club members will join

Another group meeting ‘at that

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living conditions for children in war time were to be presented by: the war service committee of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teach-er associations at a conference this afternoon. The conference was one of several scheduled to be held in connection with the council’s first general meeting of the year -at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church today. The first plan to be presented was a “block-mother’”’ plan, proposed by

Teachers, which met last week in Atlanta, Ga. It suggests that one in every block be at home

Is Married to | Upstat Girl . | Mildred Fisher Is Guest at Shower

for brides-to-be. appear in|

nirig with a miscellaneous shower in honor of her niece, Miss Mildred Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

1Ralph Fisher, whose marriage to

Lieut. Richard J. McCready will be Sunday evening. Mrs. Greenfield will be assisted by her sister, Mrs. Howard Daugherty of Milwaukee. Guests will include Mesdames George Brown, Gertrude Green, Louise Brown, John Hoffman, Belle Fisher, J. C. Fulk, Irma Pattison,

Winchell, James Fisher, Roy Fisher, Ray Lydia, William Baker, W. A.

"Alpha Beta Latreian club officers who recently were installed inAdolph Murschler, Carl Fisher, MaX| giude (left to right) Mrs. Louis E. Smith, secretary; Mrs, William E. Vaughn, president, and Mrs. Ralph Lee

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*] “Opening meetings again highligl p club ‘news “in which a Di I J _ {day luncheon is featured. 3 |. Mrs, O. D. Pritchard, preside: | will preside at the PIERIAN STUD club luncheon tomorrow in ¢ Marott hotel. The president's ‘| program, including an address relations. with South America, Mrs. Donald F. Cochran, will k at 1 p. m. n

_ The opening meeting of the Ri VIEW CIRCLE will be held in th Marott hotel tomorrow. Roll ¢ responses and reports of activities and vacation reading follow luncheon.

Mrs. George Steinmetz, 2053 Ci rollton ave. will be hostess for meeting tomorrow of the 1908 eli Mrs. John Cravens, assistant | { rector of public relations, Riley he pital, will be guest speaker.

THE INDIANAPOLIS WOMEN'S club will meet tomorn evening at 8 o'clock in the home Mrs. A. E. Gordon, 4530 Marcy

The JANET ADA club will m tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. in th home of Mrs. Loren Tracy, 1214 Belle Vieu pl, for a luncheon business session.

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Jacobs, treasurer.

McCready, Irene Cleland, B. B. Wagner, Clarence Winchell, William McIlquham, Roy Magee, Charles French and Ralph Fisher. - Other guests will be Mesdames Robert Frame, Lee Mendenhall, Ralph Wright and Arthur Brown, Misses Louise Fisher, Betty Lamb, Dortha Kleopfer, Gladys Norman and Agnes Sneddon. Also attending will be Mrs. S. L. Bryan and Mrs. Alvin' Burch, Evansville, and Mrs. Harry Davis, St. Paul. A Methodist City Council auxiliary 2 = = tea be held tomorrow afternoon The home of Tom Wallace in|from 2 to 4 o'clock at the home of Winnetka, Ill, was the scene of the |Mrs. Paul Buchanan, 5001 ‘N. Meridwedding of Miss Barbara Luddy(ian st. Invitations are extended to and Ned LeFevre the afternoon ofall Methodist women interested in Sept. 18. the work of the Fletcher Place com"Mr. LeFevre formerly was of this|munity center and the Goodwill incity. Both the, bride and bride-|dustries program. groom appear in radio in Chicago,| In the receiving line will be Mrs. where they will make their home.|Almon Coble, president of the auxwilliam F. Kiley Jr., Indianapolis, |iliary; Mesdames Buchanan, Guy O. was best man and Miss Betty Lou|Carpenter, C. G. Shitver, Leah JusGersen, Chicago, was maid of honor |tice, Eugene Thompson, Howard G. for the ceremony. Lytle, J. Ray Stanton, Walter Ging8. ery, E. P. Messick, H. D, Terry and

Miss Mary Janet Pfleger will be [Miss Jean Comin. honored at a miscellaneous shower| Mesdames Titus Lowe, O. W. given this evening by Miss Ruth|Fifer, W. C. Hartinger and L. T. Pfleger and Miss Marie Lauck. She [Freeland will pour, and Mrs. Fredis to become the bride of Aviation Cadet Charles Keenan Oct. 17 in|Will assist in the dining room. Fresno, Cal. Registrations will be handled by

Guests will include the Mesdames |Mesdames Parker P. Jordan, W. B. Carl Pfleger, Charles Keenan, Wil-| Ward, Fred Rassman and Charles liam Hablg, Frank Habig, Charles Newman. Hostesses will include Habig, A. P. Lauck, Charles Darko,|Mesdames W. E. Gillett, H. E. Davis, James Sullivan, Louis Annee, Rob-|John F. Edwards, F. D. Leete Jr, ert Atkinson, Harry Innis, Gaylord |C. A. Shake and H. A. Bottorff. Ford, Charles Lemen, on Clark,| An exhibit of work of the commuCharles ‘Wagner, Richard Whalen, |nity center and the sewing commit Casimir Hurrle, Louis Weber, Theo- |tee for the Goodwill industries has dore Adolay, John Dransfleld, Leo been arranged by Mesdames W. M. Steffen, Joseph Suding, Joseph|Baumheckel, Messick, W. S. Arnold, Schreiner, Joseph Pfleger, Leo|Nell Neukom, F. F. Kohlmeyer and Lauck and the Misses Emma Habig, |E. L. South. Dorothy, Betty and Lillian Lemen,| On the telephone committee were Mildred Boling, Elizabeth Hurrle|Mesdames John P. Cochrane, M. B. and Joanne Pfleger. Hyde and V. H. Funk.

The ST. PHILIP NERI unit of the National Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a card party

To Meet Monday tomorrow afternoon and evening in - the: parish auditorium, 545 Eastern

The Indianapolis Council of 0 ‘Mrs Fred Hofmeister and Mrs. Jewish Women. will open its season|s, J. Rudolph are the chairmen,

with a noon meeting Monday at “Our Neighbor, South America,” the Marott hotel. } . |will be the topic of an address by Mrs. Marcus Cohen will preside Mrs. E. P. Jones at a business meet-

and give a short address bef: ing of the Woman's Society of 8 ; re Christian Service of the CAPITOL Mrs. William Sahud, president of : AVENUE METHODIST church, tothe Chicago section, delivers the), ..q The business meeting: will principal talk of the meeting. ak 10: with 1 Mrs. H. H. Amnholter will speak( cos 2° 11 5 Te Wo uncheon on bond purchasing; Mrs. I E [folowing AEs. Harold "Thomipsen Solomon will give the invocation, |! © a he. Junicheos. and music will be provided by Mr. Mis. Boyd and Mrs, Farrell Scott. .

Presbyterian Group Guild Arranges : Books Meeting

Church News— Tea Is Planned By Methodist Auxiliary

Jewish Women

Peeling Hint

rick Schrode and Mrs. H. H. Trager]

To make the job of launde heavy, much soiled work cloth

less arduous, fry dipping ! first into lukewarm water. Then rub’ the most soiled

When you are canning peaches, apricots, tomatoes and such, much peeling time can be saved by simply dipping the fruit in boiling water, then plunging it into cold. The skins will then peel off quite easily.

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