Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1942 — Page 24
armonie Club
I'o Hold Its irst Meeting Junior Women’s Club. ‘To Meet Tonight
The HARMONIE club will hold first meeting of the season in D. A. R. chapter house Monday
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Hostesses| ?
‘will be Mrs, Louis Belden, chairn, assisted by Miss Eleanora Atkinson, and Mesdames Ernest , Louis ‘Becovitz, Robert Bonor, C. A. Brockway, Jane Johnson pughs, Ralph Chappell, Horace dwell and James pk ay The program will he directed by
Mrs. Otto Heppner and Mrs. T. M.|
Rybolt. It will be a study of the opera “Lakme” with Mrs. Norman Schneider as narrator. - Appearing on ‘the program will . 'Mesdames William Stark, Arthur Madison, Clyde Titus, Costin, Clare Cox, William A. Devin, Paul
* Dorsey and Howard Stitt, accom-
panied by Mesdames Arthur Monninger, Frank Edenharter, Stark and Rybolt.
The INDIANAPOLIS sokion FOMEN’S club will have its regular business meeting tonight at the Y. W. C. A, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. 0. A. McCotter will be hosttomorrow for a 1 o'clock luncheon meeting of the CULTURE elub. Mrs. Charles E, Remy will
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Welfare Association Gives Skating Party
The Lutheran Orphans’ Welfare association held a skating party last night at the Riverside Roller rink.
Psi Tota Xi’ S.
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Service Men to Hear Symphony as Guests
The purchase of 54 season tickSia W be sad. By service wien for the Indianapolis symphony orchestra’s Sunday afternoon concert series has been approved by grand officers of Psi Iota Xi. Miss Marion Hull, executive secretary of the women's committee, has ahnounced the sale. * “This purchase does not include all the tickets that will be placed at the disposal of service men by the sorority,” Miss Hull said. “Almost every Indiana chapter of the sorority has purchased one or more season tickets for the use of the chapter. Such tickets, when not used by members, will be turned over to service men.” Grand officers of the sorority, which has 67 chapters in Indiana, are Miss Elwynne «Griffith, Scottsburg, president; Mrs. Joseph Reichart, Frankfort, grand vice president; Mrs. James D. Havens, Bloomington, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Ball Harker, Muncie, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Morton, Lebanon, ad-
burg, editor, and Mrs. Charles Bunnel, Hagerstown, conductress.
Other Officers Named
Music was contributed by Lester, Huff, organist. ~
Also, Mrs. Kendal Mathews, Centerville,
charity chairman; Mrs.!m | Garland Retherford, Indianapolis,
served from 5 to 7 p. nm. HE Dr. Clement T. Malan, superintendent of public instruction, -will be speaker. for the evening. It is planned that the program will be over in time to allow the audience to reach home before the scheduled “dim-out” for that district.
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. David R. Hocker, 5857 Kingsley drive, was to entertain with a luncheon for Mrs. James ‘Voyles today in her home. Among the guests were to be Mrs: William Ober, the honor guest's mother, Mesdames George Ober, Joseph Johnson, Samuel Privett, P. B. Harper and C. H. Brown.
Mrs. Robert Nixon Jennings, New Castle, central province ¢ and Mrs, L. V. Phillips, Vincennes, south province chairman. - Recreation officers of service centers will issue the concert tickets to service men. They will be available at the naval armory, Stout field, Ft. Harrison, navy signal corps school, Butler university, Camp Atterbury and the navy reserve aviation base at Peru. Service men must apply. to the recreation officers at these places for tickets, according to Miss Hull. Among other organizations purchasing season tickets for service men are Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc." Mu Phi Epsilon, the Indiana uni-
Mrs. Carl Schwomeyer, chairman Indianapolis symphony orchestra of the ways and means committee, chairman; Miss Kathryn Kratz, ¢ |was in charge of arrangements, i Angola, north province chairman;
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TE 1. Miss Margaret Elizabeth. Antibus became the bride of Edward O’Hearne Mitchell in a Sept. 19 ceremony. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Antibus. (Ramos-Porter photo.) . 2. Mrs. Lloyd Richard Myers is the former Miss Edith Ellen Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Davis, She was married to Mr. ‘Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Myers, on Sept. 5. (Ramos-Porter photo.) ~~ 3. An Oct. 4 ceremony in the Garfield Park Baptist church united Miss Marjorie Patrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Patrick, and Richard L. Burtner. After Nov. 1, the at home address will be Lancaster, Pa. (Dexheimer-Carlon photo.) 4. Mrs. Doyle L. Bowman: was Miss Dorris Jean Sittle, daughter of Mt. and Mig, John. Gi, Lig ‘Before her marriage Sept. 5. The bride-
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THIS EVENING FROM 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock the Gay Blades skating club will open its fourth season at the coliseum. The club also will skate on alternate Tuesday’s beginning Oct. 27. At present there are a few vacant places in the Thursday. - group left open by young men who have gone into service. The new Tuesday group is open to both adults and children. Children of any age may join, but those under 13 years must be accompanied by a parent. This group also will skate from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. : : 4 # 2 fF J t J 8 Both sections of the Gay Blades club are sponsored by the Indiana Vassar club, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. The club was founded by the late Mrs. Henry D, Peirce and has a state-wide membership. Mrs. Abram S. Woodard is the
Vassar club president, and Miss Margaret B. Pierson is skating chairman.
Mr. and: Mrs. L. N. Bowman. (Dexheimer-Carlon photo.) ; : 5. Before. Ner irringe Sept. 12 in the Downey Avenue Christian church, Mrs." ;George Raymond Elliott was Miss Gretna Tatlock, daughter of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Fred Tatlock, Oaklandon. Corp. Elliott, son of Mr. and’ MIS. Tragy! R. Elliott, is’stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla. (Kin- . dred photo.) = <<: 6. The marriage of Miss Renelle Wiles and Lieut. Fred O. Stuck of the U. S. air force took place in the chapel at Ft. Monmouth, N. J., Sept. 19. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. J. Wiles and Lieut, Stuck. is the: son of Mrs. Lewis “Hendrickson, (Holland photo.)
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Mrs. Joseph F. Overtree, Indianapolis, is the new treasurer. Other officers are Mrs. I. George Blake, Franklin, vice president; Mrs. E. D. Gordon, Rochester, missionary vice president, and Mrs, H. Roy Drake, Terre Haute, secretary.
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Miss Virginia Wakelam is chairman of ‘the group of members of the American Women’s Voluntary services, which is conducting a survey of women registered at the United, States employment service for war production training. Members of her committee are Mrs, Betty Keeler and the Misses Lynn Erganbright, Lucinda Barlow, Mabel A. Dunn, Margaret Sullivan, Fern Brown and Vera Morgan,
List Members for Season
SKATING WITH THE GAY BLADES this year will be Messrs. and Mesdames Evans Woollen, Herman C. Wolff, Harold Winslow,
J. J. Cole, Gaylord Wood, Joseph E. Cain, Orland A. Church, Robert ' Craig, Edward Dean, Ralph Flood, Fred H. Fulton, Owen J. Harvey,
Eugene Howard, W. F. Keeler, Edwin McNally, R. F. Mead, Blaine Miller Sr., Taylor Todd and Joseph Walden. Other skaters will include Dr. George Garceau, Charles PF. Bechtold,” Fred Bock Jr., Henry R. Danner, Paul Y. Davis, C. J. Flynn, Richard Gaus, Harry Gordon, F. T. Grumme, Charles E. Herin, J. Dan Hull, W. F. Sully, A F. Thomas, Frank B. Wade, BE Carl Watson and J, S. Williams.
Also skating with the Gay Blades will be Mesdames Enoch Bur ton, C. Norman Coryell, Dan Flickinger, Mabel Malless, Jeanette McPheeters, Henry Peirce, William H. Wemmer and W. E. Wilson and the Misses Edith Allen, Bernice Bonner, Charlotte Bruce, Nancy. Carhart, Martha Coddington, Mary A, Denton, Dorothy Dipple, Evelyn Dow and Harriet Jane Holmes. : Others include the Misses Maurine Jaquith, Constance May, Nyla Maze, Miriam Moore, Marybelle Witt Neal, Dorothy Peterson, Margaret - Pierson, Peggy Pond, Emma Schlender, Margo Sheerin, Janet Sinclair, Barbara Stelle, Mildred Stilz, ‘Barbara Turner, Carolyn Varin, Lucille Wade and Margaret Wohlgemuth,
South Americans to Dance -
AT THE JUNIOR ASSEMBLY'S opening dahce tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'clock in the green room of the Indianapolis Athletic club, Mrs. William Byram Gates, assembly sponsor, will be assisted by Mrs. Euegne Brown, Mrs. David Nash and Miss Betty Weiss. Special guests of Bob Plummer will be two young men from South America who are attending the Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Training school, Alberto Carrasco, Buenos Aires, and Celso Salles, Sao Paulo, Brazil. The two will demonstrate South American dances for comparison with the manner =n which they are danced here. 8 # 8 » 2 »
John R. Caldow, head master at Park school, was guest speaker
at the first business meeting of the school's Mothers’ association yesterday. Following the meeting, tea was served. Mrs. A. K
Huesmann is the association’s secretary-treasurer.’ Committee chairmen named by Mrs. Scheidenhelm include Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey, dramatics; Mrs. Eugene C. Miller, prospect; Mrs, Samuel Runnels Harrell, transportation; Mrs. H. M. Angell, project; Mrs. Robert E. Hollowell, telephone; Mrs. Evans Woollen, hostess, and Mrs. Russell R. Benson, house commitee. Mrs. A. L. Taggart 1s I charge of arrangements for the November les.
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Gamma Beta Chi sorority members and their guests will be entertained at 7 p.m. Saturday by Mrs.| George Rinier. The party will be
in Reilip pores, Tat: 0: aa the Zionsville rd.
By St. Rita Guild
To Entertain Sorority]
& wiener roast at Mrs. Rinier’s home
At the monthly meeting of the St. Rita guild to: be held at 2:30
a( p.m. Sundsy inthe convent, 813 N.