Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1942 — Page 18

Society—

Bridal ' Shower Tomorrow Evening.

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~* MISS JUDITH JONES will be honor guest at Wer given by Mrs. Wayne Burns Jr. and Mrs, Z. Burns at the former's home tomorrow evening. Miss Jones will be married to John F. Gerdis Thanksgiving day. will be Mesdafnes James Leffel, Howard Williams and the Misses Carleen Beckbr, Betty Marjorie Pirtle, Louise Dickson and Mar=

On Monday évening Dr. and Mrs, Harry Jones, parents of the

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Helen Hudgins,

‘bridecto-be, will entertain with a

and on Wednesday they will be hosts at a family dihner at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh and Dr. and

Mrs. John 8. Hash recently gave a dinner for Miss Jones and her fiance and Miss Dickson entertained with a surprise lineh shower

at her home.

Mrs, William Z. Burns, who was Miss Rosemary Skinner ‘her récent marriage, also was an honor guest at Miss Diekson’s party. Others attending were Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Humphreys #nd the Misses Pyke, Pirtle, Becker, Hudgins and Bartel. hag

Entertain for Geraldine Getz

MRS. CLARK KEENAN and Miss Wilma -Ambuhl will be hose tesses at a personal shower for Miss Geraldine Getz tomorrow evening. The party will be given at Miss Ambuhl’s home. The honor guest will become the bride of Palmer K. Ward

holidays.

The mothers of the betrothed couple, Mrs. Albert Ward and Mrs. Carl Getz, with Mesdames Raymond Stratton, William Alexander, Michael Kelly, Ralph’ Swagger and William Merrill will be

among the guests at the party.

Also attending will be the Misses Mary Roberts, Doris Brown,

Dorothy Jansen, Mary Ann Kibler,

~ rest, Margaret Terry and Harriett Shellhorn. . Beta Phi sorority sisters of the bride-to-be.

_ Paul D. Losers to Give Dinner

A BRIDAL DINNER GIVEN by Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Loser at + the Homestead tomorrow evening will honor their daughter, Ann, . and Francis J. Echert, who will be married at 10 o'clock Saturday

morning in St. Joan of Arc church.

Dinner guests will include the prospective bridegroom’s parents and brother, Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Echert and Charles S. Echert, all of Evansville, and Mrs. Grace Loser of Terre

and Frank Enz,

. be his brother’s best man.

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- Symphony Lecture Tomorrow

JOSEPH LAUTNER will be the speaker at the second in ‘a series of lectures sponsored -by the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony society at 4 o'clock tomorrow - afternoon. in the . John Herron Art museunt. ~ Mr. Lautner will discuss two forms of ‘musical composition, the ‘ overture and the symphonic sketch, illustraling them by composi"tions which will be played by the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra ,

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_ Clowes, are open throughout the season on the Friday ‘of subscription concerts by the symphony.

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_ Cherubini’s “Anacreon” and

Also at the dinner table will

will be maid of honor at the wedding; Miss Jacque Loser, sister of the bride-to-be and bridesmaid, ers. The dinner will precede the wedding rehearsal, /

‘ at concerts in the Murat theater afternoon.

“Iberia.”

The lectures, 8 séries under the chairmanship of Mrs. G. H. A. to.the public without charge. They will be given

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{New England club members and their families will be guests , Thanksgiving day tea given by Mrs. William Rogers at her home.

e be from 5 to 6 p. m. 8 mB “The author of “Drivin” Woman,”

4 will speak at the Propylaeum club's dinner meeting Nov. 27 at the chairman of the dinner committee,

‘ Propylaeum, Mrs. J. R. Lynn,

~ will be assisted by Mesdames Albert Seaton, ard R. Meeker and Ralph W. Showalter.

Homemakers Meet

Mrs. George Stephensen was hos-

tess to the Liberty Garden Home-

makers’ club this morning. She was assisted by Mrs. George Applegate. Luke Walton of radio station WISH was guest speaker.

Give Card Party Women of the Indianapolis Saengerchor were to sponsor a card party at 2. p. m. today in the organization’s new home, 1238 Park ave.

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The overture will be illustrated by the overture to the symphonic sketch by Debussy’e

‘| Hazel Kuetemeier, clothing instruc-

1 Alpha sorority, will meet this even-

| A Pan-American tea held recently at the ¥. W. C, A., was sf Pan

to Be Honor Guest af

a bridal William

rehearsal @infer at their home

before

during the Thanskgiving

Maxine Haffner, Josephine For= The guests are Pi

Charles 8, Echert will be Miss Helen Shumaker, who

and Edward Pearson and Rus-

Saturday evening and Sunday

afternoon preceding each pair .

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Mrs. Elizabeth Pickett Chevalier,

Carl FP. Eveleigh, How-

Plea Is Issued i For Used Toys

A plea for used toys to be recon-y ditioned for the Christmas toy shop has been issued by Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, chairman of the OCD youth activities committee. The committee, with the Council of Social Agencies, is sponsoring the shop this year. Members of the Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls have been reconditioning the toys which are to be distributed at Christmas time to underprivileged children. The girls are working-in the Y. W. C. A, “Fix-it” shop. Toys which they cannot repair will be turned over to workshops in the community houses of the public recreation department. : The girls are assisted by Mrs. Harry C. Stevens and Mrs. I. V. Giles, handicraft instructors. Mrs. Norma Koster of the public recreation staff supervises the work. Toys will be given to families recommended by the Family Welfare society and the social services department of the schools. The Christmas toy shop was started five years ago by Mrs. C. Willis Adams who serves as its chairman,

School Opens Salvage Drive

An all-school drive for silk and nylon hose to be used by the government for gunpowder bags is being sponsored at Technical high school by the school’s Math club with Miss Geraldine Kindig as director. A collection of metal cosmetic containers also is being made. : I Under the supervision of Mrs.

tor at Technical, girls in a dressmaking class at the school recently completed four brother-and-sister costumes witich: were contributed to the Needlework guild’s * annual round-up exhibit,

To Talk on Nitritio Epsilor chapter, Epsilon - Sigma

ing at 7 o'clock in the Rauh building. Miss Mary Shepherd, president, will have charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Marcy C. Rich. will give the last in a series of talks

Clubs Sponsor Tea,

American, El

brother, Helen and Donald, served

Terre Haute and Purdue universlity and the bride attended Bethel

Woman's Ky .

lot L. R. Whitehouse, Harrodsburg,

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the bridegroom’s parents are Mr,

Iyrtle Alberta Droge became the bride of John Maynatd Gilman of Cinciniati in a ceremony Saturday in St. Matthew’s Episeopal church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Drogue and

and Mrs, Maynard Gilman of Hy-

mera. The couple will live in Cincinnati.

Alice Sullivan B

Holy Cross Catholic church was

with-vases of white chrysanthemum:

The Bridal Scene— Miss McIntire Is Bride of H. L. Bland

Two wedding announcements and a shower for a bride-to-be appear

in today’s nuptial news. The marriage of Miss Myrtle Alberta Drogue to John Maynard Gilman of Cincinnati is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Drogue, 85¢ N. Hawthorne lane. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Gilman of Hymera. The ceremony was read at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in St. Matthew's Episcopal church by the Rev. Willard Yoder. The bride's sister and

as maid of honor and best man. The couple will be at home in Cincinnati. Mr. Gilman attended Indiana State Teachers college at

academy, Hopkinsville,

” ” ” Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boone, 234 Hanson ave, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Alfretta McIntire, to Corp. Howard L. Bland, Ft. Worden, Wash,, son of M. A. Bland of Brownsburg. The wedding took place at 2:30 p. m., Sunday, Nov. 8, in the Speedway Christian church with-the Rev. Howard Anderson officiating. Corp. Bland has returned to Ft. Worden and the bride is at home with her parents. The bridegroom’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byersdorfer, attended the couple at the ceremony.

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Miss Rosamond Whitehouse will be the honor guest tomorrow night at a Kitchen shower given at tne Warren hotel by Mesdames Mabel McMillan, Mary Forester and Donna Smith and Miss Annabelle Dean. Mrs. McMillan, ‘Mrs. Forester and Miss Dean will be attendants at Miss Whitehouse’s wedding, Dec. 6, to Staff Sergeant James Lewis, Stout field. : The bride-to-be ‘is ‘the daughter Ky., and Sergt. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lewis, Ft. Wayne. The ceremony is to be read in the First Baptist church by Chaplain A. S. Dodgson. Among guests at the shower tomorrow night will be members of the Lucky Five club.

Wayman Adams to Serve on Art Jury

Wayman Adams of New York and Victor Higgins, Taos, N. M., will serve on the jury for the 1¢th annual Hoosier Salon which will open in Block’s auditorium Jan. 18. Both are Indiana-born artists. The third judge will be Jerry Farnsworth, Urbana, IIL - A preview party will be held o Saturday night, Jan. 16, at Block's. The exhibit will continue through Jan, 30. The show will include works of native Hoosiers or artists who have had an established resi“dence in Indiana for one year.

Election Scheduled

The Lawrence Township Club of Republican ‘Women: will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. D. Hooten in Lawrence. A covered dish luncheon at noon ‘will be followed by: a business session at which officers will be elected.

Altenheim Card Party

2 p. m.

The Ladies’ auxiliary to the Al-| poem will hold its monthly card

ecomes the Bride

Of George W. Hoffmann in Rite At Holy Cross Catholic Church

the scene of the wedding of Miss

Alice Sullivan to George William Hoffmann at 9 o'clock this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Sullivan are the bride's parents and the bridegroom is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hoffmann. The Rev. Fr. Victor L. Goossens officiated before an altar decorated

s and candelabra. The bridegroom’s brother, Joseph: Hoffmann of Washington, sang bridal airs, accoms= panied by Prof. Albert Klein, of= ganist. Entering on the arm of her father, the bride was gowned in white brocaded taffeta. The fitted bodice had a sweetheart neckline and long sleeves tapering into wrist points and the full skirt was fashioned with three tiers. A Mary Queen of Scots cap held her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion in place and she carriéd:a bouquet of sweetheart roses and gardenias. The bride also wore a strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom, : Attendants’ Frocks

An aqua taffeta gown was the costume of the maid of honor, Miss Louise Hoffmann, sister of the bridegroom. It was made with a romance neckline and short sleeves and the skirt was styled after that of the bridal gown. With it Miss Hoffmann wore a matching Juliet cap of tulle and carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The flower girl, Esther Chrisman, cousin of the bride, was attired in a peach taffeta dress fashioned with a long full skirt, fitted bodice and a sweetheart neckline. Her French bouquet was ‘of American Beauty roses and she wore a bonnet matching her frock. James Sullivan of Curtis Bay, Md., brother of the bride, was Mr. Hoffmann’s best man. Another brother of the bride, Dennis Sullivan, and Joseph Hoffmann ushered. For the ceremony Mrs. Sullivan chose a black velvet dress, which she wore with black patent agcessories and a corsage of white roses. The bridegroom’s. mother wore yellow roses with an autumn. brown frock and dark brown accessories.

To Live in Chicago Following the wedding there was an informal reception and breakfast at the Sullivan residence, 1460 Bates st.- Miss Gertrude Laney and Miss Mary Tucher assisted the hostess. When ,the couple left on a wedding trip the bride traveled in a powder blue dress with a

matching hat of feathers, a muskrat coat, black accessories and a corsage of gardenias. , Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmann will be at home at 2110 N. Kedzie ave. Chicago. groom attended Indiana university

from Butler university. In Indianapolis for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Dugan of Cleveland and Mrs. Estelle Hoffmann of Bloomington.

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party tomorrow ab at the

Both the bride and bride-]

and Mr. Hoffmann was graduated

Clubs=—

{Club Will Study] Gypsy Musical 1

Literature Guests to Attend - Latreian Meeting

|gtain meetings are scheduled “hy| “lelubs fn the news. :

The CULTURE club

Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames

Clyde Titus, Fred Warner, James].

Costin and Charles E. Remy. The

hostess also is program chairman}

and plans to have the entertain:

fiient center around the topic, “The| Musieal Literature of the Gypsies.”

“China” will be the subject of an address by Mrs. C. E. Byrket before the IRVINGTON FORTNIGHTLY ¢lub tomorrow. Mrs. Carl L. With-

‘| ner will speak on “The Soong Sis-

ters” Mrs. C. U. Watson is to be hostess for the meeting,

Guest night will be held tomorrow evening by the ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN club. Hostess for the meeting, Mrs. Forrest H. McIlroy, will be assisted by Miss Reva Thompson.

Mrs. Martha Martin, speaker for the evening, will discuss “Mexico.”

Miss = Elizabeth Terry will be speaker at a meeting - Tuesday of the MAYFLQWER chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY club, at 12:80 p. m: in the Colonial tearoom, : ’ " Hostesses will include Mesdames Phillip Mann, Horace Dougherty and H. J. Plain.

The NATURE STUDY CLUB of Indiaha will sponsor a lecture Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in Cropsey hall. Walter Shirley will present “Travelog of Mexico,” a color film, and will show pictures of or¢hids growing in Mexico. The meeting will be open to the public.

. Mrs. Leonard Harvey was to be hostess today for the PARK CREST BIRTHDAY club, assisted by Mrs. william F, Steinkuehler, The birthday to bel celebrated this month ‘is that of Mrs. Robert S. Coker.

Legion News— Broad Ripple Auxiliary, Post To Give Dance

The monthly meeting of Broad Ripple American Legion auxiliary of post 312 tomorrow at 8 p. m. will be in the home of Mrs. Berlin T. Caldwell, 6026 Norwaldo ave. Mrs. Ray Pitéher will preside. Saturday evening the post and auxiliary will entertain 50 sailors at the post home, 64th st. and College ave. Fifty Liberty Belles, chaperoned by Mrs. Frank White, will attend as dancing partners for the men. ” ”» ” Hugh Copsey unit, 361 American Legion auxiliary, will -hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the World War Memorial bldg. ; Mrs. W. O. Harper will preside THe unit will conduct vesper servjces at 5:30 p. m. Sunday at the Veterans’ hospital with Mrs. Maurice Rooker in charge.

Stenotypists Plan Party

Indianapolis chapter, Stenotypists of America, will hold its annual card party at the Hotel Lincoln tomorrow . evening at 8 o'clock. A portion of the proceeds will be sent to the U. S. O. Mrs. Majella G. Falls, chairman, has as her assistants Mesdames O. A. Pressler, Mary Coleman and William Shakel and Miss Ann Beyersdorfer and Miss Hazel Stevens,

Meet Tomorrow | Unit 20, ‘War Mothers. II, will

meet tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in the. World War Memorial building.

I Mrs. Russell Nevitt is in charge of

arrangements. Membership in the organization is open to any mother who has: a son or daughter in the

services.

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Brown accented with black is smart this year. In her new film, “NoW Voyager,” Ilka Chase weais this costume désighed by, OrryKelly. The tobacco brown suit is styled with a collariess jacket trimmed in broad black braid. Her. pie crust brimmed hat is of brown with a black facing. Her brown gloves are accompanied by a black antelope bag.

Review Series

Ends Tuesday

‘Herbert Agar’s “A Time for Great-

| ness” will be reviewed at 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday by Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt, in the last of a series of reviews sponsored by the Temple Sisterhood. The review will Be in the

| Temple, 10th and Delawaré sts.

Mrs. Sydney V. Romer aid Mrs. Harold Platt aré . co-chairinen of the committee in charge of the

| series,

Mis. Manuel Fréemah will introduce Rabbi -Goldblatt, and Miss Louise Quig Will play a program of organ selections before the address. The review will be open to the public without charge. -

Inspects Chapters Mrs. Ralph L. McKay, 353 N. Bolton ave., is iii Illinois on an inspeetion, trip of chapter of Alpha Xi Delta, national college sorority. She is president of province 6 of the organization whieh includes Indiana and Missouri as well as Illinois. The sorority soon will celebrata its 50th year on the campus of Knox college, Galesburg, Ill.

[Second Meeting Set | |By Officers’ Wives = !

The newly formed Officers’ Wives club will have 4 luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Tuesday in the Officers’ club at the Claypool hotel. Mrs, Byron K. Rust and Mrs. G. V. Jora { dan will be the hostesses. The meeting will be the second session held. ; Sn The club, which will meet on ale ternate Tuesdays, is open to wives of commissioned officers in any branch of the VU. S. sérvice, particularly the wivés of those men on duty overséas or at distant points in this country. Women interested in joining the group may call Mrs. Rust. Chairmen of the club are Mrs. Hugh J. Socks, program;- Mrs. E. 8: Johne ston, general, and Mrs. C. T. Hulett, bridge. Ret :

To. Entertain Tr: Beta Mrs. John Badger Wilson, 5264 Boulevard pl; will be hostess for the Tri Beta sorority at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The 18th anniversary of Trl Beta was celebrated at a recent dihner in the Claypool hotél. The chairman, Miss Evelyn Vick, was

assisted by Mrs. J. Ww. Rhodes.

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