Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1942 — Page 23
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Tussing-Benham Welding Tonight
‘At Second
Presbyterian Church
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“IN A CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY at-8:30 o'clock ~ this evening, Miss Jean McFarland Benham will become
the bride of ‘Thomas Carroll Tussing.:
The service will
{ ‘be read by Dr. Jean S. Milner in the Second Presbyterian * church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal T. ~ Benham and the bridegroom’s parents. are Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Tussing of York, Pa.
Preceding the ceremony, Dr. Charles Hansen, organist, will play & program of bridal selections including “Barcarolle,” “Romeo and
Juliet” prelude and “Liebestraum.”
Entering on the arm of her
father, the bride will pass down an aisleway lighted with tapers, The. chancel rail will be covered with smilax and at each side of the communion table will stand a seven-branch candelabrum. - A canopy arrangement of white chrysanthemums will center the
gscoratigns.
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For the ceremony, the bride will be gowned in’ fraditional ivory satin fashioned with a fitted bodice and a bouffant skirt falling
into a sweeping train. The bodice
has long fitted sleeves tapering
nto points over the hands and a square scalloped neckline accented with rosepoint lace taken from the wedding gown of the
bride's paternal grandmother. A cap of similar lace forming a
coronet will hold her full length
veil of illusion in place and she will carry a bouquet of white orchids
and stephanotis edged with white satin loops.
Attendants to Wear Chiffon and Velvet THE BRIDE'S ATTENDANTS will wear costumes styled with
bouffant chiffon - skirts and shirred
velvet hodices with sweetheart
necklines and three-quarter length sleeves. - Their Gibson Girl
bouquets of -American Beauty roses will have stems reaching the hemlines of their gowns. and they will wear Duchess roses in their
hair.
Miss Peggy Burrell, maid of honor, will be in ice blue and the
». bridesmaids wearing ice pink will Virginia Alfvin of Winnetka, Ill. York, Pa., sister of the bridegroom.
be Mrs. John Robinson, Miss and Miss Suzanne Tussing of The flower girl, Marian Eliza-
~~ beth Redding of Washington, will be attired in an ice blue net frock with a long full skirt and short waist with puffed sleeves, /Bhe will carry a Duchess rose and rose petals with ribbon loops.
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Lieut. (jg) Hal T. Benham Jr., U. S. N. R., brother of the bride, . will be Mr. Tussing’s best han. Serving as ushers will be Earl Vincent Moore, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Otto Roth Becker, LaGrange, I;
Lieut. (jg) David James Watson,
Detroit; Pvt. James Campbell
Everett; Grand Rapids, Mich., and William 8. Everard. Mrs. Benham will be attired in a blue gown with a dark velvet
bodice and a full marquisette skirt.
‘The bodice has a sweetheart
neckline and is covered with sequins in a flower design as is the
skirt. The bridegroom’s mother will wear erepe dinner gown.
Reception to Be at,Benham Residence fc
Her corsage will be of white orchids with purple throats.
hybrid orchids with "her aqua
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IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE WEDDING there will be a
reception at the Benham residence,”
5158 Washington blvd. In the
living room, an arrangement of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums, fall-colored pompoms, red and yellow roses and candles will decorate
The bridal party will Pockets
the mantel. standards of white flowers,
receive in the sunroom before of autumn flowers will be used
on the doors and the fireplace will be banked with autumn flowers, Friends of the fbride assisting in the dining room will be the Misses Louise Ellen Trimble, Claire Patten, Barbara Tompkins, Marilyn Whitaker, Elizabeth Ann Crist and Mrs. William Merrill. The wedding cake will be surrounded by a garland of smilax, gar-
denias and white carnations.
Old turéens decorating the table will
be filled with yellow roses and yellow and white pompoms.
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When the couple leaves on a wedding trip to the Great Smoky mountains, the bride will travel in an R. A. F. blue suit and a blush pink blouse. Her accessories will be brown and her Soisage an orchid. After Nov. 10, the couple will be at home in Dayton, O. Miss Benham attended Bradford Junior college and was graduated from the University of Michigan where she was a member of Delta Gamma sorority. The bridegroom also was graduated from Michigan and is affiliated with Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. Among the out-of-town guests here for the wedding are Capt. and Mrs. Frank Carroll, Ft. Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tussing, 'Columbus, O.; Mr, and Mrs. Earl Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mopre, Ann Arbor, and George S. Bond of Lafayette.
Couple t to Live
In San Antonio
The Rev. Fr, Cornelius B.} Sweeney,’ J. C. L., officiated last night at the wedding of Miss Eleanor Wheeler to Tech. Sergt. . Howard V. Tilford. The ceremony was read at 7:45 o'clock in the rectory of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. «The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wheeler, 1414 Hiatt st., and Sergt. Tilford is the ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Tilford, 334 N. Gladstone ave. A white satin gown and a fingertip length veil ‘were worn, by the bride and she carried white roses. Her only attendant was her sister, ‘Mrs. Herman Dunnuck, who wore lan aqua frock and ‘carried tea roses. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s = parents. Sergt. and Mrs. Tilford will leave Sunday for San Antonio, Tex. Where he is stationed at Alamo field.
Entertain Teacher Mrs. Lynn Jennings of Corydon is y the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wyman Lehman, 420 E. North st. She is attending the. convention of
Kindergarten Board Lists New Officers
Mrs. George A. Kuhn was elected president of the Indianapolis Free | Kindergarten - society’s executive board at a recent meeting in the office of the society, 324 N. Pennsylvania st. Other officers named were Mrs. Henry H. Hornbrook and Mrs. Donald N. Test, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Hal T. Benham and Mrs. William E. Rogers, recording
and corresponding secretaries, and|mq
Mrs. Addison J. Parry, treasurer. Mrs. John H. Roberts was elected to, the board to fill a vacancy. An advisory board appointed includes Eugene Foster, Harry Miesse, Dr. George A. Frantz and Gustav H. Dongus.
amrm—————————————S— King’s Daughters Will- Meet Monday
Reports on the state convention of the King’s Daughters, held in Logansport Tuesday through yesterday, will be given at a city union meeting of the organization Monday evening at the Memorial Presbyterian church. The business meeting, at which Mps. John Miller, city union president, will preside, will follow a
the State Teachers association here.
6:30 o'clock “pitch-in” supper.
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Indianapolis meet at 9:30 o'clock to The Bridal Scene— Miss Burkert,
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To Be Married
News of approaching marriages highlights today’s pre-nuptial notes. The engagement of Miss Martha Neidenberger to Ralph Bryant is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Neidenberger of Plainfield. - No date has been set for the wedding. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, George Bryant of Plainfield. » »8 »
A ceremony at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the West Side Christian Mission church will unite Miss Charlotte Burkert and Armen C. Downin. Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Burkert, 2029 Wilcox st., are parents of the bride-to-be and Mr. Downin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dqwnin, 1519 W. New York st. 8 8 2 . Honor guest at a surprise miscellaneous shower given recently by Mrs. .Roland Irwin, 821 N. Drexel ave., was Miss Vera Davy. Miss Davy’s marriage to George W. Kristufek will be Nov. 11 in the Central Avenue Methodist church. Guests at the shower were Mesdames Haskell Blakéman, Charles Massie, Robert Pock, Frederick Weber and Ira Wene and Miss Mary K. Mitchell. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davy, 2429 N. Harding st., and Mr. Kristufek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kristufek, 821 Whittier pl. 2 8
Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Margery Alice Scarborough to Conner Rinker Jester. The wedding will be Sunday at 4:30 p. m. in the
| Swedenborgian New Church .chapel
with the Rev, Klaas Leo Peters officiating. Miss Scarborough is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan Scarborough, 857% N. Oakland ave., and the prospective bridegroom'’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbeft E. Jester, 2201 Morgan st. Attendants for the wedding will be Mrs. Mark Cox and Mrs. Eugene Cox, bridesmaids, and Wayne Jester, brother of the prospective bridegroom, best. man. A reception for the immediate families and intimate friends will be held at the Scarborough residence following the cere-
ny. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Butler university, where she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Nurses Open Convention
The opening session of the e_Indiana State Nurses association's 38th annual ‘convention will be held at 6 p. m. today in the chateau room of the Claypool hotel, Speakers will be Gilbert Forbes, news analyst, and Dr. William 8S. Keller, Cleveland, regional medical officer for the civilian defense office. Miss Anne Dugan, R. N., president of the association, will preside at the meetings which will continue through tomorrow. At. a general $ssion to be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium, Miss Gertrude Banfield, R. N., Washington, will be the pripcipal speaker. Miss Banfield, assistant director of nursing service for the American Red Cross, arrived here yesterday to speak at the meeting and to
ice with the armed forces. ‘
District 5 to Hold First Aid Meeting
The civilian defense corps of district 5 will hold a first aid meeting at 8:30 o'clock this evening at 1433% E. Washington st. The corps is seeking the co-operation ‘of at least
30 trained first aiders to form a first aid unit. Joseph Scollar heads
the group. To join, the first aiders must live
. | in district 5, which is bounded by|:
Noble. st. on the west, English ave. on-the south, State ave. on the east and New York st. on the north..
Auxiliary toM eet The monthly business meeting of the Ladies’ auxiliary to the Indianapolis Police department will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. C. G. Mitchell,
: pelidens, ‘will have cha
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These three: girls are members of an art class conducted each Saturday morning at John Herron Art museum under the museum's Children of ‘members of the Art Association of
‘dames Elizabeth Adams,
assist in recruiting nurses for serv-| :
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sketch and study
Clubs— Present
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articles on display at the museum. Balancing drawing boards on their knees are (left to right) Jo Ellen Rodewald, Patricid Templeton and Alice Hannah. Instructors for the Saturday morning classes are Miss Carolyn Ashbrook and Miss Claire Williams.
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Day Club to Entertain
Monday With Guest Program;
LT '-S.C. Chapters to Meet
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A guest day, a card party and program meetings are featured in
club news.
The fall guest meeting of the PRESENT DAY club will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul T. Rochford, 5653 Washington blvd., at 2 p. m.
Monday.
Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Perry Crane, C. Loren Hark-
ness and J. R. Spalding. The program will be conducted by members of the Arthur Jordan Conservgtory of Music. Frederic Winter, head of the speech arts department, will give several readings. Miss Jeanne Burr, violinist, and Miss ‘Jacquelyn Mitchell, pianist, will play for the group.
‘Hostesses for the meeting to be held ‘tomorrow by the BUTLER ALUMNAE LITERARY club will be Mrs. Samuel Brewer and Mrs. Grady W. Cline. Appearing on the program will be Miss Clara Thormeyer, who will discuss the “Philippines” (Hayden). Mrs. James C. Morrison will present “A Tropical Landfall” (Gessler).
The MOTHERS’ club of the Roberts kindergarten will give a card party Monday at 1:30 p. m. in Block’s auditorium. Mrs. Lewis H. Huss, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Merrill Bailey, Thomas Metsker and Leonard Wood.
Mrs. Trevor Geddes will be the speaker for a meeting of the MOUNT VERNON chapter of the INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY club next Wednesday. The chapter will meet at 11:30 a. m. in the Summit cafe. Hostesses will be Mesdames C. V. Snyder, Mary Hubbard, P. J. Clark and Bess McKay Henry.
. INTERNATIONAL TRA VELSTUDY club’s ERIN ISLE chapter will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Fay. Mrs. Donovan Van Fleet and Mrs. Dorsey Dodd will assist the hostess. Mrs. John W. Thornburgh will be speaker for the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hilgenberg will entertain the NATURE STUDY CLUB of INDIANA on their farm, W. 10th st. and Big Eagle creek, Sunday at 11 a. m. Following a “pitch-in” dinner, Don Klopp, professor of biology at Shortridge high school, will lead a hike. Members wishing to hike to the farm should meet -at the end of the Speedway bus line on WwW. 10th st. at 10:30 a. m.
A speaker from the federal bureau of investigation will be on the program for a meeting Monday of chapter P, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD. Hostesses will be Mesdames L. L. Wilson, Sam B. Hughes and C. B. Agness.
Mrs. Robert Flutro To Be Speaker
“Executive and Legislative Departments of the National Government” will be the subject of a “talk which Mrs. Robert Flutro is to make next Wednesday , before the Hawaiian chapter, International Travel-Study club. The meeting at which she is to speak will be a noon luncheon in the Colonial tearoom with Mes- : Marian Abbett and Howard Bigelow as
hostesses. Married
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St. Cecilia’s Catholic church at Clearwater, Fla., Mrs. Walter A.
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Lieut. Perry, Miss O'Donnell Are Married
A wedding breakfast/at Cifaldi’s followed the marriage of Miss Kathleen Martie O'Donnell to Lieut. William M. Perry of Camp Chaffee, Ark., at 7 o'clock this morning. The service was read by the Rev. Fr. Victor Goosens in Holy Cross Catholic church. The bride was attired in a dawn blue suit with navy accessories and a corsage of white roses. Miss Nancy Perry of New Albany, the bridegroom’s sister and the maid of honor, wore a gray suit with Dubonnet accessories and a corsage of Better Times roses. The best man was James E. O'Donnell, brother of the bride. For the ceremony, Mrs. James H. O'Donnell, the bride’s mother, chose an aqua blue crepe fro€k and a plum colored hat. Johanna Hill roses formed her corsage. She and Mr. O'Donnell will entertain with a reception for the couple from 7 to 9 o'clock this evening in their home, 232 Hendricks place. Friends of the bride assisting will be Miss Mary Alice Gearns, Mrs. Benjamin Hull and Mrs. John Sullivan. The couple will take a short wedding trip before going to Camp Chaffee, where they will be at home. Lieut. Perry attended St. Joseph college atgRensselaer.
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Present Gift
Times Special WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 23.
—The presentation of four portable victrolas and a library of records to Cary hall, now called S. S. Purdue,
at Purdue. university, climaxed the annual meeting of the second district, Indiana Federation of Music clubs, last night. The meeting was held in the faculty lounge of Purdue Union Memorial building with Mrs. J. Robert Clines, president, presiding. Mrs. Frank W. Cregor of Indianapolis, state president and guest speaker, gave a talk entitled “On the Home Front.” Appearing on the musical program: were the Purd®@ university orchestra with Joseph M. Ragains as conductor; Mrs, Albert P, Stewart, soprano; Mrs. J, E, Jordan, vocalist from the West Lafayette Musicale; Robert English, pianist of the Purdue Men’s Glee club, and Kent Knepper, ‘vocalist from the Paul Tincher Smith Memorial choir.
Canned Soup Prices Advance Slightly
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (U. PJ). —Housewives were advised by the office of price g@dministration today not to worry if they notice slightly higher prices for canned soups. The few cents markup, the OPA said, will pesult from improved grades of soup rather than violation of price orders. The new. types of candid soups should bear a label “new and improved style” or “new recipe,” the OPA announced. The soups contain more solids than old styles.” The war “production board ordered the change last spring and all soups canned since June 30 are made from the new recipes.
Luncheon Planned By Sunshine Club
A luncheon bridge party Wednesday will be given by the Children’s Sunshine club, Inc, at 1:45 p. m.
|in Ayres’ tearoom. Mrs. J. W. Fraim,
chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames J. D. Mentzer, Harry G. KenO'Brien and Mary Clingenpeel. : ;
Club to Lunch
A 1 p. m. luncheon meeting will
; Son’ S Wedding.
Miriam Lillian Hoss Will Become Bride The Rev. Donald QO. ‘Davis, father
of the bridegroom, will perform the marriage ceremony for Miss Miriam
|Lillian Hoss and Norman E. Davis
at 8 o'clock this evening in the Mount Olive Methodist church. He will be assisted by the Rev. C. H. Loveland, pastor of the church. The altar will be decqrated with fall flowers, ferns and palms’ interspersed with cathedral candles and two seven-braneh candelabra. Miss Miriam Bosworth, organist, will play bridal mysic and Miss Mary Davis will be the soloist. The bride, who- will enter with her father, will have a gown of white brocaded satin, fashioned with a sweetheart necklace and leg-o’-mutton sleeves. The dress has lace insertion at the shoulders and down the full length train. Her white illusion veil will fall from a coronet of seed pearls. Gardenias and sweetheart roses will adorn her white prayer book and the same roses will be caught in the knots 1of ribbon streamers falling irom the book.
Wear Satin
The . attendants’ princess gowns will be fashioned of slipper satin with tucked bodices and full skirts. Mrs. Robert Beecham, matron of honor, will wear Wedgwood blue and will carry blue tinted pompoms with pink baby’s breath. Mrs. Raymond Hogan, bridesmaid,
will have a gown of Grecian rose and will carry Briarcliff roses with hlue baby’s breath, while Miss Sue
| Warden, another bridesmaid, is to
be gowned in candlelight satin with a bouquet of Talisman roses and blue baby’s breath. All the bouquets will be tied with satin ribbon bows and streamers to match the ribbon tiaras of each girl. Stewart Merrick will be best man] and the ushers will be Fussell Hoss, brother of the bride, and Ora Arnold Jr. A reception following the ceremony will be held at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey S. Hoss. Friends of the bride who will assist at the reception include Mrs. William Webb and Misses Betty £nn Hocker, Mary Alice Wible, Lucille Buenting, Dorothy Kerkhof, Betty Leiendecker, Barbara Goodloe and Kathryn Pyles.
To Take Trip
The house will be decorated with ferns and autumn flowers, and the bridal table will hold a three-tiered bride’s cake with pompom arrangements lighted with white tapers in crystal holders. Mrs. Hoss will receive in a-gown of navy blue crepe with white lace collar, and Mrs. Davis will wear moss green corded crepe with autumn brown. Both will have corsages of pompoms,
ding trip, the bride traveling in a powder blue jersey dress with black accessories. Her hat will be trimmed in velvet ribbon bows of matching blue and her corsage will be of gardenias. They will be at home, after Nov. 1, at 1864 Loretta st., Homecroft. The bride attended Butler university, where she was a member of the Independent association,
Guests Attending
Out-of-town guests for the wedding will include Miss Sadie V. Cook, Philadelphia; the Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Herzberger, Steubenville, 0O.; Dr. and Mrs. Forrest Keene and Mrs. Clara Hughes, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne, Berkeley, Cal.; -Mrs. Gus Neerman, Alhambra, Cal.; Mr, and Mrs, Walter Jones and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Bargersville; Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Speck and Miss Olive Williams, Anderson; Messrs. and Mesdames W. A. Jordan, Floyd Goff and I. D. Kinard and Mr. Jason Williams, Pendl Also, Messrs. and Mesdames Pha R. Cooper, Charles Jordan, Laurel Kelley and P: E. Cooper, Larry Earl and Donna Marie Cooper, Knox; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McNier, Monticello; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Connor, Cayugh; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beecham, Mrs. Robert Beecham, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Winstead, Roland and John Smith, Plainfield; Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘Martin, McCordsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burlingame, Lawrence.
Guild Schedules Hospital Tour
At a meeting of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild Tuesday at the hospital, hostesses will direct members on an inspection tour of the sewing room, library, clinic and toy room, all projects suppcrted by the guild. The guild will meet at 2 p. m following a board meeting called by the president, Mrs. Bernard Jeup, for 1 o'clock. After the business session, members will roll bandages and sew. Special emp will be given . to the re-organization of clinic work under the direction of Mrs. Ray Retterer. Mrs. William M. Carker, chairman of hospitality, has appointed Mrs. E. L. Peltier hostess for the afternoon. Her assistants will be Mesdames Bertha Tipton, H. M. Roberson, Lisette Irrgang, William Bain, J. E. Figel, Jack C. Moore, Miss "Martha Anderson pa Miss Lu-' cille Dickman.
To Leave for Florida
Mrs. Dora Ogden: will Jeave this week-end for Miami, Fla., where she will spend a week with her hus-
Lieut. Ogden is stationed at the in-
be held Tuesday at the Mandarin inn. by the Dulost club,
shore patel school for officers there,
rill of | Broagway Baptist church,
The couple will leave on a wed-|
band, Lieut. (s. g) Mark Ogden.|
2 to Alpha, chapter, Lambds Sigma meet this evening .at 8 o'clock at the home of a post president, Mrs. ‘Bennie Ford, 542 Arbor ave. | Guests of honor will include Mrs. Fred Schuck and Mrs.. James Jackboth of Anderson, and Mrs.| Amos Jackson. Plans for the program and enter tainment have been made by Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. “Hortense Buchanan.
War Mothers’ Convention
To Be Nov. 7
The Indianapolis unit of Mothers of World War II was to meet today at 1:30 p. m. in the American Na‘tional bank building. An election of officers was“to be the main business of the meeting. | Plans were to be completed for installation ceremonies to be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the World War Memorial building.| Mrs. Gretta Roush, national president and founder of the organization which recently moved its headquarters to Indianapolis, announces that plans have been made for the state’ convention and banquet to be held here at the Athenaeum Nov. 7. Included in the list of speakers for the convention will be Governor Schricker, Mayor Sullivan, Maj, Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, Mrs. R. W. Murray, of the local Red Cross headquarters, the Rev. R. M. Dod-
ANDERSON, Ind., Philosophy of Being a Woman" be the subject of a talk made Nov. 14 by Ilka Chase, stage, C1 and radio star, lecturer and author : fof “Past Imperfect.” She will speak in the Anderson high school auditorium.
Mrs. Nellie Savage, president of Mothers of World War I, and Mrs. John Burns, Gary, a state officer of the older organization of war mothers. Membership in .the Mothers of World War IIis open to any mether having a son or daughter in service in this war.
Rabbi Goldblatt
Lists Reviews
Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will give his fifth annual séries of book reviews on the four consecutive Tuesdays in November at the temple of the, Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, 10th and Delaware sts. His series will include “Last Train from Berlin” (Howard K. Smith), Nov. 3; “Living Upstairs” (Frances Meehan), Nov. 10; “Paul Revere” (Esther Forbes), Nov. 17, and. “A Time | for Greatness” - (Herbert Agar), Nov. 24. The reviews will begin at 10:30 a. m. and will be open to the public without an admission fee.
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