Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1942 — Page 13

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THE ENGAGEMENT oF

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The ‘wedding will be

and Mrs. E. Earl Chris- ; y, Nov. 14, in the

First Baptist church with the B Carleton Ww. Atwater

offciating,

The prospective bridesiéom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles

Cla:k Sr. Lake Bluff; Il

Attendants for the ceremony will be

Mrs. John W. Hoover, Savannah, Ga., her ‘sister's matron of honor; E. Turner, U. 8. N, R., Evanston, nl, Sestmas, andCarolyn :

and Martha Ann Raup, flower girls. - Among parties. planned for the

‘bride-to-be is a linen shower Friday for which Miss Julia Ann

Pengo wi oe roo On:

-6, Misses Rose Ann Boggs "Betty and Susan Alvis will a a crystal shower in Miss “Christena’s honor,

To Honor Recent Bride

= MRS. Jack P. Meister, who was 3 “Miss Jane Winters before her “marriage Sept. 4, will be honor guest tomorrow evening at a crystal shower, given by Miss Charlotte Fleming. The hostess will “be assisted by her mother, Mrs. William N.. Fleming Jr. * Attending the party with Mrs. '. Meister bes her mother, Mrs. * Matthew inters, and the bride-

oF groom's mother, Mrs. J. A. Meister.

‘ Other guests will be Mrs. Richard DeTar, Mrs. LeRoy Pope, Misses ‘Nancy Biddle, Norma erbay, ' Virginia Burkholder, Jean ‘Wills “and Dorothy Rose EHiott.

++ Miss Sinclair 6 Be Wed

THE RT. REV. Richard A. Kirchhoffer, bishop of the didcese of Indianapolis, will officiate this afternoon at the wedding of Miss Letitia Sinclair and Lieut.

omas F. Mumford, N. S. N. R,, son of Dr. E. Bishop Mumford.

~ The ceremony will be at 5:30 p.

mM. in the home of the bride's par.ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson air, before members of the smmediate families. Lieut. Mumford is on leave from active duty with the Pacific fleet. » 2 : 2 8 = ° Miss Joan Caughran, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. B. Howard Caughran, was a guest this week“end at a house party given by Miss “Marjorie Miller at her home in Springfield, Vi. Others at the party were Wellesley college classmates of Misses Caughran and “Miller. The girls were on a three‘day mid-semester vacation from the school. * 8's . Mrs. Reece F. Rebholz is ex«4: pected to return this week from Painesville, O., where she has been - visiting Mr. Rebholz.

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We t the Women— Youth in War Job Should Buy Bonds

By RUTH MILLETT Times Special Writer ’:

THE DAY your young son (or daughter) who isn’t long out of| high school comes home with the news that he has a job in a defense plant and names a ‘salary that| sounds almost fantastic is the day

‘| for you to do some serious ‘thinking.

For you have a potential problem on your hands—

paying jobs with- . out any experi- . ence between to teach them that money is not usually so easily earned by young, inexperience d Ruth Millett kids. In Chicago the other day one judge ‘called before the bench the parents of 100 young people charged with speeding, many of them kids who were earning too much money too soon. : Speeding is just one form of recklessness. that young folks, spoiled by too much money, go in “I've got a good job, haven’t I? And how I spend my money and what I do with my time is my own affair.” That is the way many of these kids reason. And once they get that idea there isn’t much parents can do except hope that they won't get into any serious trouble. 2 = 8

BUT THERE IS a good chance to prevent a son's ever getting in that frame of mind, if parents think about the problem before they are ever actually faced with it—just as soon, .in fact, as the son gets a job. Before he ever gets his first pay check, a parent should try to sell him on the idea of putting a sizable part of his weekly earnings into war bonds. If possible, he should put the money into bonds through a payroll buying plan so that he never actually gets his hands on the money. Selling a son or daughter on that .idea is an individual matter. There has to be some argument besides [duty to his country in most cases... But parents should know enqugh about their boy to know how to ‘appeal .to him. It

| might be easy to sell a boy on the

idea of saving money for specialized training—or even: for some possession like an automobile when the war is over. ‘What the parents have -to do is to make a boy see savings in: terms of what he wants out of the future. * It isn’t going to be an easy job for parents to accomplish. But it} is worth the effort. For they not only will. be - helping their own children, but helping their country.. The working youngster who

. | tosses away his money on unneeded

things - these days is canceling the benefits of his war labor by encouraging inflation.

P. E. O.. Chapter

Has Luncheon

Sn. Chapter U, P. E. o. Sisterhood, was to meet today for a 1 p. m. funcheon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Siegesmund. Assistant hostesses |: were to be Mrs. H. E. Wilcox and Mrs. J. W. McPheeters. : The history of the chapter was to be traced by Mrs. W. H. Boyd. Mrs. V. C. Dougherty was to give “Glean~

ings from the Record.”

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Clubs—

abbut Oriental themes.

AWYVS to ‘Hear Recruiting Officers

Ensign Mary Richmond, recruitips officer for the WAVES, and Lieut. Charlotte Shuman, WAAC recruiting : officer, will be guest speakers at a general meeting of the American Women’s Voluntary Services to be held in the Columbia club at 7 p. m. tomorow. The two officers will explain their organizations. Preceding the general meeting, the board of directors of the A. W. V. S. will meet at 6 o'clock. ; sx =» At the request of the United States employment service, members of the A. W. V. S. are cooperating with the employment service, the war production training program of the Indiahapolis public schools and the employees of the RCA Manufacturing Co. in an

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experimental, industrial worker recruiting plan. The recruiting will close this evening. A, W. V. S.. members helping with the recruiting drive were Mesdames Virginia Vlandfew, Lucille Love, Mildred Findley, Helen Wiegman, Beulah Weeks, Lois Creekmore, Evangeline Taylor and Wilma McNary. Also the Misses Lucinda Barlow, Mayme Brown, Betty Keeler, Margaret Sullivan, Julia Tuteweiler, Betty Whitt, Fern Brown, Mabel Dunn, Vera Morgan, Gladys Shaw, Helen Guynn and Madge McGaughey, : =

F rench Alliance "To Open Season

- At the opening meeting of the Alliance Francaise Friday evening, Mlle. Margot Andrade of DePauw university will discuss “The French Influence in Mexico.” The meeting will be held at 8:15 p. m. in hunter’s lodge of the Marott hotel. Mile. Andrade . recently. returned from Mexico, where she spent the summer studying at the University of Mexico. A native of Brittany, | France, she came to the United States to accept a’ scholarship at Ohio Wesleyan university. She also has studied at Yale university and the Universities of Chicago and Wisconsin, She holds a Ph. D. degree and is an associate professor at DePauw in the French department, Mme. Marie Henry, president of the alliance, will outline the pro-

gram and activities of the club. for

the coming season. 8 LX

James Hastings will be master. of

{ceremonies at. an. entertainment to|trad | be given Thursday at'a benefit. chili

supper sponsored

{by the welfare

Twentieth Contury Club to Hold Discussion on Oriental Peoples; Zetatheas Arrange Guest Day

Two programs scheduled for club. meetings tomorrow are planned | “Comparisons and Contrasts in the Chinese and Japanese People” is to be the!subject of a roung.table discussion conducted by Mrs. T. H.

Williams and Miss Nelda Werneke at a meeting tomorrow of the TWENTIEIN CENTURY club. Hostesses will be Mrs. T. E. Evans and

|Mrs. E. A, Brown, and Mrs. J. H,

Mrs. Gene Pennington.

The INTER NOS club will meet tomorrow. at the home of Mrs. Edwin N. Kime. “The Soong Sisters,” will’ be the subject of a talk by

Craig will. speak on. the author, Emily Hahn. A dessert luncheon will be served at noon.

Mrs. George Davis is to give a book review tomorrow at a meeting of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON club. Bible study will be conducted by Mrs. B. F. Entwistle. Mrs. Roy Davidson and Mrs. J. W. Spicer will act as co-hostesses.

‘The annual fall guest day of the ZETATHEA club will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. A. J. Hueber. Mrs. Cora M. Doane will present several readings and Miss Roberta Bland, harpist, will play. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames H. D. Merrifield, R. A. Butler, Mary humley, Doane, Pearl Jordan and Mary Mathews,

Hostess for the meeting today of

was to be Mrs." C! L. Wells, Mrs. Fred R. Gorman, speaking on “Latin America in the World Scene,” was to appear on the program,

‘Two chapters of EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON were t6 meet today. Mrs. E. H. Katterhenry was to present selected poetry at the meeting. of the ANAGNOUS group at the home of Mrs. E. L. Pedlow. The IRVINGTON chapter was to ‘meet at the home of Mrs. C. U: Watson. Devotions were to be led by Mrs. G. C. Bosley, and Mrs. E. Robert Andry was to be in charge of the program. : Vaillant’s “Aztecs of Mexico” was to be the. subject of Se book review.

“Ms, Herbert "Sawyer ‘and ' Mrs. E. A. Sheffield were to be the hostesses for the LATE BOOK club meeting today to hear a. book reviewed ‘by Mrs. Howard McDavitt.

THE HOOSIER TOURIST club was to~meet today at the home of Mrs. T. E. Foster. “Clara Barton at the Pront” was to be the subject of a talk by Mrs. A. F. Lewis. Mrs. E.' B. Cracraft was to speak on “Elizabeth Blackwell,” and Mrs. J. V. Faasén on “Barrett Willoughby.”

Mrs. O. P. Renchen was. to entertain the ST. CLAIR LITERARY club today. Members were to participate in a discussion of current

the IRVINGTON TUESDAY club"

| These three girls are members of a ‘corps who will sell war stamp _corsages at the Butler-DePauw football game Saturday at the Buller stadium. They are (left to right) Dixie Williams, Juanita Kirkhoff

7 ” ; * 28 : Sub Deb Club Members Will Aid in Project “Buy a ‘beat the axis’ corsage” will be the cry of a corps of young Indianapolis high school girls Saturday at the Butler-DePauw football game at Butler stadium. : The girls, members of the local Sub Deb clubs, were recruited by the Delta Delta Delta “alliance of Indianapolis which is sponsoring the stamp sale project. rr It is planned to continue the sales at sports events during the fall

and. winter, including hockey and football games and the Sonja Henie

ice review at the Coliseum in: De-

cember. Miss Narcie Pollitt. is directing the girls. : Committee chairmen working with her. are Mrs. John L. Thorngren, production; Mrs. Otto E. Jensen, finance; Mrs. Owen Calvert, schedules; Miss Marthana MecWhir, personnel, and Mrs. Merritt Thompson, transportation. - The ' corsage vendors will wear red, white and blue costumes, with “victory” . caps, and will carry their wares in trays ‘suspended from their necks by ‘tri-color ribbons.

events. Mrs. W, H. Cook planned to review “Port of New Orleans” by Harold: Sinclair.

Pledges Listed By Theta Sigs |

GREENCASTLE, Ird., Oct. ne

six from Indiana pledged recently to Theta Sigma Phi, women’s na-

. | tional" journalistic honorary. sorarr 163, at DePauw. university in

[Two Indianapolis girls were among |§

IN.:C. C. W. Group to

| Nov. 5

partment, will be presented: at: the university : ‘beginning - “Thursday,

Sponsored: by! the. ‘Join student-

Miss Miles, who joined the Butler

: faculty last month, will use a com- ‘| bination lecture and demonstration

method to illustrate adequate diets at various income levels. She will

:| emphasize the importance of miner- : als in the diet and cooking methods

which will conserve bdth minerals and vitamins... Meat substitutes and meat cookery ‘will, be considered during the series and one lecture

‘will be devoted 0 food fads and

fancies. ‘Miss Miles: Joseived her bachelors and master’s degrees in home economics from the University of Illinois. After her dietetie interneship at the Philadelphig General hospital, she was associated with the rural rehabilitation division of the U. S. department of agriculture.

» ” 2 3 “The Effects of the War on Cloth-

ring” will be the subject of an ad-

dr by. Mrs. . Frieda Robinson, fashion stylist’ at Block’s, at the monthly meeting of the Butler University Mothers’ council Friday

| morning at 10 a. m, in the recrea-

tion room of Jordan hall. After the general business meeting, club members will hear Mrs. Robinson talk ‘and will see a style show. Models will be members of the Butler Delta: Gamma sorority. Miss Helen Cotton and Miss Judith Redwine will play piano selections: while the style show is in progress.

Kappa Alpha Gammas

tTo Meet Friday

Beta chapter, Kappa Alpha Gamma, musical sorority, will meet Priday. at the home of Miss Amy West, Clayton. At a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. H. H. Kyle, 911 Cottage ave. officers for the year were elected. Mrs. George Kerr: is president: Miss West, vice president; Mrs. Florence :MacConnell, secretary, and Mrs. Clyde Sage, treasurer. Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. George Maurice,

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‘'music advisers, were re-elected.

jo To Be Guest: At Shower

_ Martha Foxworthy + Will Be Hostess’

: furs showers and an e | ment ‘announcement ‘appear ; bridal: news. "|. Miss’ Martha Foxworthy wil tetafh this evening with a’ kite shower in honor of Miss

Reid, ‘whose marriage to Irvin J} | will ‘be Nov. 21. She will be’ il |sisted by her’ mother, Mrs. a

Fo. and her sister, Miss Brisels Teall, Bloomfield, g | NICO, snd : N. J, will's on “The Y. W. The will include Mes 'C. ‘A. in the World Today” at ee Reid, Glenna cstames the monthly meeting of the lo- |Lillign Banks, G. B. Kemp, George cal Y. W. C. A. board of directors |Stomberg, E, S. Westervelt, Mannuel this Senin: Miss Teall a em McGoldrick, G. C. Foxworthy, R. , o e advisory staff of Foxworthy and E. R. Foxworthy. national board, will be here for sé

» 10 Also attending will be the M the remainder of the week to con-

: Ye. Anna Leife, Ruth Jo MecGa fer. with ' Y. W. leaders. Mrs. {Elsa Stomberg, Mary Alice and. Jasper ‘P. Scott, president of the

bara Kemp. board of ‘directors, will preside at ® ® a tonight's meeting following a 6 | Mrs. Robert Sharp, 5238 P. m. supper. ave. entertained last night with a shower in honor of Miss Betty Jane : Ewin, niece of Mr. and Mrs. G. M, Scout Leader S Center, 5236 College ave. , Schedule Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and : k h a Reformed church. pe W : : en 2 EAS OrKs op Mrs. Herbert A. Ludwig will ‘be honor guest at a miseelanenag shower to be given tomorrow : ning ' by her sister, Miss re Wineman, 1442 S. Belmont ave. ¥ Mrs, Ludwig, before her Aug. 15, was Miss Marjorie Eléano: Wineman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wineman. Pvt. Ludwig is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ludwig. a Assisting at the shower will be Mesdames Cecil . Wineman, Max Wineman and Paul Wineman. 2 8 » i The engagement of Miss Gene Koehler to Lieut. William ‘Ha, Chilner Jr. of Ft. Worth, Tex., ‘is anhounced by her. aunt, Miss Till Koehler. The wedding date has not

been set. Lieut. Chilner is stationed at Miami Springs, Fla.

Marcus Franklin Cord Nov. 8 in the

The "third meeting ‘of the experienced leaders’ workshop group of the Girl Scouts will be at the Central Y. W. C. A. tomorrow morning al 9:30 o'clock. Group leaders in charge of the program, “Outdoors and Nature,” will be Mrs. I. V. Giles, Brownies, and Mrs. O. H. Hagedon, intermediates. and seniors,

Mrs, Stuart A. Bishop will be in charge-of exhibits for the meeting. The vorksliop committee is headed by Mrs. W. L. Heston, assisted by Mrs. Robert b White, arrangements, and ‘Mrs. P. Ward Holaday, service activities. There will be a special group meeting for leaders interested in senior service groups. Hostesses will be Mrs. 71, Verle Wilson, Brownies; Mrs. Karl W. Kistner, intermediates, and Mrs. Harold Stafford, seniors. Mrs. Thomas J. Blackwell Jr., commissioner, and Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, a former commissioner, are in charge of the program for the workshop. The last session will be held Nov. 4, when “Recreation and Dramatics, ” will be discussed.

Club Meets Thursday

The Indianapolis Junior Women’s club will meet Thursday at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Eugene Rader,

Sigma Phi Gammes To Entertain

A Halloween guest party will follow the semi-monthly business t meeting of Upsilon chapter, S Phi Gamma sorority, tonight. The Busitess meeting will be at 8 o'clock the home of Mrs. Philip Elrod, 127 E. 30th st. The committee in charge of the party includes Miss Gertrude Wachs,

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