Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1943 — Page 18

Mrs. John R Rickles ett) and Mrs. J. W. Mcpeters are members of the ushers committee for Republican club. the annual Lincoln day banquet to be given tonight

at the Columbia

speaker.

club by the Indianapealis Woman’s Wendell Willkie will be the

apls will Be

Clubs—

Mrs. Sara Wolfe 1 to Be Hostess For Literary Club Tomorrow; Members to Hear Book Review

Speakers are:to discuss China, Russia and Iceland for club groups

BRUCE FOOTE, BARITONE, will bo the guest

artist for the Pronylactm clubs Propylaeum. gay. pest 3

and “O Liebliche Wangen” and “Les

“Chanson a boire” (Ravel) wo retin sn 1 rm Month

“Herodiade.”

Mr. Schoonmaker will play Chopin's. Magura Op. on, ‘No. 4, ; Brahms’ Intermezzo in O Major and “Dr. Gredus ad. Parnassum’

(Debussy). As the concluding of the an “Flow Gently, Sweet Afton,” “A Norse War Song” “Beneath the Lilac Tree,” “A Lan’ uv Degradation and ! A Maidens.” {Th

Assistants Are Listed

MRS. E. EVERETT VOYLES, ointment, mat dar. the Propylaeum, will have as her assistants Mesdames Charles Latham, | Albert Smith, Robert N. Buchanan, Weber D. Donaldson, Frank C.

Groninger, Theodore L. Locke, Hughes Patten, F. C. Kroeger, Charles R. Weiss, Winfield Miller, H. A. O. Speers, | M. B. Segur, Marion E. Ensley, Joseph J. Conner, William A. Atkins, C. A. Harms, C. Dolly Gray, J. K. Lilly Jr., James M. Ogden and Ethel M. Rathert. Others will be Mesdames R. Hartley Sherwood, Carolyn Hargitt, Carl Lieber, John M. Cunningham, Arthur R. Brown, Howard Maxwell, F. Allison Preston, Walter W. Kuhn, | Ralph K. Smith, A. H. Steinbrecher, Herbert M. Woollen, Walter yer, William J. Taylor, Robert A. Adams, Frederick L. Carter, Edward Lynn, Otto N. Frenzel, Harry R. Fitton, Horace O. Wright Jr. and Charles F. Thompson, Miss Della Dearborn and Miss Mary E. Griffin. _ [a To Entertain Town Hall Speaker _ -MR. AND MRS. JOHN K. RUCKELSHAUS will be host and hostess Saturday for the luncheon honoring H. R. Knickerbocker, Town Hall speaker. Clarence S. Sweeney is to introduce Mr. Knickerbocker at the English theater, His topic will be “At the

Sororities—

Valentine Buffet

The social comniittee and house council of Blue Triangle hall will give a Valentine dance tonight for 60 Ft. Benjamin Harrison service men. Miss Betty

rangements.

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Supper Booked

By Phi Mu Alumnae Group; Z T A. Alumnae to Meet

Sororities are planning a Valentine party and a dinner-dance.

Hunter (left) and Miss Doris Gibson, house council president and social chairman, assisted with are

Dr. Atwater To Officiate At Wedding

Dr. Carleton W. Atwater will read the wedding ceremony for Miss Florence Williams and Lawrence

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OHIO. ‘Ringside of History.”

++ Guests at the speaker’s table at the Columbia club are to be The FRIDAY APTERNOON- LITERARY: club will meet at the home Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Knickerbocker, Maj. Wallace F. Anderof Mrs. Sara. Wolfe, 3726 Watson rd., tomorrow to hear Mrs. Florence! son III, Billings hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Randles, Herbert R. Williamson review -Carl Crow’s“Four Hundred Million Customers.” Mrs: Hill, Philip B. Reed, Mrs. Ralph Spann, Lieut. Harry Haller and his

The monthly meeting of the Indianapolis alumnae of ZETA TAY ALPHA will be hig evening at the Butler chapter house, 4355 Clarendon rd. Mrs. Birchard LaBaw, chairman of the hostess committee, will be

McAfee at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs, Norbert Sauer, 2726 N. Harding st,

is" the daighter| i Benjamin H.

Ee , Da; in-law’s matron f honor, and Earl

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|} The couple will|leave immediately after the ceremony for the West ast. The bride attended the University of Illinois| where she was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, d the bridegroom is a graduate pf Purdue university and a Delta i on fraternity member. Out-of-town. ests with the degroom’s mother will be Lieut. Mrs. David Hadley, Lieut. and ps. Cohn Morrison and Mrs. Wine d Roth, all of Indianapolis.

| iterary Club o Elect

club will have a|dessert luncheon .election of s home of Mrs. Verne A. Har-

, 2309 LaSalle st. The lunch“will be served at noon. llowing the election at 1:30

The Multum - x Parvo Literary

cers Tuesday at

be given by eld on the In-

k, reports Hugh M apolis Counc gk Weimer on the seventh disIndiana Federation of Clubs, d Mrs. Orval e on the progof the club's war bond ang

rl a ro wee “Army Is Having]

. The FRIDAY AFTERNOON | +

of Women; Mrsd

YG |Auariliary Meeting

* The hostess for the IRVINGTON QUEST club tomorrow: will-be Mrs. .Chalmer Schlosser, 2440 Park ave.

"1 “Russia” for the group.

READING club, meeting with: Mrs. Fred Reeder, 974 Lesley ave, tomorrow, will hear a talk on “Iceland” by Mrs. J. F. Hufstetler. Mrs. Bertha E. Brooks is to be in charge of the music. Mrs. Reeder will be assisted by Mrs. E.-W. Stockdale. The members will “answer roll call with Lincoln “maxims.

Mrs. Orville Wilkinson will entertain the CLIO club tomorrow in her home, 1804 N.: Pennsylvania st. Speakers on the program snd their subjects are to be Mrs. John Waldo, “Indiana Penmen,” and Mrs. Robert Loomis, “The Hoosier Salon.”

“Flowers in Music” is to be the title of Mrs. Milton Bridgewater's talk before. the GOI'DEN GLOW GARDEN club at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, in the home of Mrs. Hiram Mason, 1333 -W. 81st st.

The ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN club will have its guest night tomorrow at the homie of Miss Mary Louise Mann, 3649 N. Illinois st. On the program will be Miss Lucille Pryor, whose subject will be “Wills,” and Miss Bess Borden. Mrs. Mabel Berry will be Miss Mann's assistant.

The speaker for the IRVINGTQN SOCIAL STUDY club tomorrow will be Mrs. O. -M. Enyart., Following her talk on the “Southwest” Mrs. D. H. Giftin will lead the group discussion. Theé hostess is to be Mrs. Harvey B. Hartsock, 59 N. Hawthorne lane, and her assistant, Mrs. G. C. Grimes.

“The ‘American: Legion auxiliary of i Paul Coble post 26 will; meet with Mrs. Robert Moore, 5617 N. Meridian -st., tomorrow. ‘ Assisting Mrs: Moore will be Mesdames Paul T.

Hut, Henry F. Nolting and Walter

P. Morton.

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Edgar Brown is to talk-on the “Art and Culture of China.”

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Woman's Viewpoint— h-

Its ‘Spinach’ Troubles

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Times Special Writer, THE ARMY CAN do miraculous things, but it’s stuck now. - It’ can’t get the boys to eat their spinach. This news will- cause millions of women to chuckle. They've been dealing with the same problem for a long while and I dare say some are glad to have; it turned over to the generals and the federal food consultants. These folks are} smart, and familiar with prop-§ er diet rules; but then so was mama.” We knew all along that the family should have green and yellow vegetables every day. We bought them regularly and cooked them in enticing ways. The domestic bottleneck was dad. He didn’t like spinach; wouldn't eal spinach; and that was that. Following his: example the kids grew restive, and often there was open revolt. - It seems now that

Popeye was born 10 years too late:

to help Uncle Sam in this crisis.

| THE LITTLE BOYS who Honize| him are under draft age, and their

big brothers never. swallowed the propaganda or the spinach. Instead of being indoctrinated by Father's protecting yells, they balked when the fodder was brought to the table. If the army finally confesses failure in this effort, I move we drop the whole thing. I've noticed that the youngsters who head spinach crammed down them regularly in their high chairs do not always grow up to be addicts. On the other hand, lots of men and women are so fond of it they don’t pind the sand that usually flavors This is the way I see it: Boys and men who are setting forth to fight should be released from the necessity of eating spinach, when they have an aversion to it; or anything else they dislike. Free mén should be allowed a choice. Let em take it or leave it alone.

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Mater STAGEDOOR “Canteen (if

| guest, Miss: Ethel Barrymore Colt, daughter of Ethel Barrymore.

“Miss Colt will review the troops at Ft. Benjamin Harrison during her stay in Indianapolis. . 8 3 le 8 =» The ‘February meeting of the Indiana Society of Mayflower Descendants will be held in parlor E of the Hotel Lincoln at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. The winner of the Joseph Allen Minturn award at Butler university will read his manuscript for the society which makes the award annually.

In a Personal Vein

COMINGS AND GOINGS: ‘Mrs. Philemon M. Watson is in New York visiting Mrs. John Davis. . . . Mrs. J. A, Noon and Mrs, J. B. Miller will leave soon to visit their son and nephew, Cadet J. A. Noon Jr., who is stationed in New Haven, Conn. Vacationing in Florida are Mrs. W. Jim Roberts and her children, Mariana and Jim Henry. They are at Pompe Vedra. Mrs. Dudley Taylor is visiting at the home of Mrs. Henry D..Ridgely, Coconut Grove, and Mrs. Carl Mote at Mrs, Porothy Panzer’s home

in Orlando.

Couple to Be at Miss Ruth Agnes Means and Dr.

bride. The bridegroom is the son Central ave.

palms and ferns. Mrs. Dessa Byrd Rappaport, organist, played bridal airs and accompanied Edmund Stapp as he sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with long sleeves, a lace yoke and 8 Queen Anne collar. She had a long .double veil and carried white roses, Her maid of honor, Miss Marjorie Benjamin, was in gold taffeta and carried a mixed spring bouquet. Miss Eva Mae Means, her cousin, and Miss Betty Marshall, bridesmaids, wore blue taffeta and carried mixed spring bouquets. All the attendants wore short veils. The best man was Dr. John Hash, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law, and ushers were Dr. A. A. Fullenger and Dr. J. R. Eastman. The bride’s mother wore a blue dress with black ‘accessories and a pink rose corsage. The bridegroom’s mother also had-a pink rose corsage with her powder blue dress, Her accessories were ‘navy. After a reception at the home of the bride the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will be home after next week at 57356 Central ave, Dr. Sputh Jr. is a graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine and is affiliated with Sigma Chi and Phi Chi fraternities. The

bride was graduated from the City Hospital School of Nursing. ;

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When you're entertaining service men, your ICE ' Refrigerator will rival the famous "Stage: Door Can-

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boys like ICE-kept foods

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Sputh-Means Cerone Read At Grace Methodist Church;

Home Here

Carl Brosius Sputh Jr. were married

in a 7:30 o'clock ceremony last evening in the Grace Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Means, 15 N.: Wallace st., are the parents of the

of Dr. and Mrs, C. B. Sputh, 5735

. The Rev. W. C. Calvert read the service before an altar banked with

Club to Hear Mrs. Ridge

A special program honoring Lincoln’s birthday will be given by the Woman’s | Lecture club at the Woman's Department club tomorrow. | » Mrs. Clayton Ridge will present a character analysis of Lincoln and Jefferson Davis for the program which will have as its theme “The Times Make the Man.” Hostesses will be Mesdames A. H. Moore, R. E. Henrikson, B. E. Hunt, Anthony Shaffer and Alice Ellison. Mrs. Walter Rose will preside and will introduce the speaker.

New Augusta Pupils Plan Valentine Dance

A king and queen of hearts will reign over the New Augusta high school Valentine dance Saturday at 8 p. m. in the new school gym. The king and queen will be chosen by student vote. : Committee chairmen for the dance are Miss Medill Riley, refreshments; Miss Joan Snyder, music; Vanie Brown, decorations, and Miss: Jo Anne Schnitzius, publicity.

U.S. O. Groups To Be Guests At Dances

"A series of parties for service men has been planned by U.S. O. groups for the Valentine day week-end. The Liberty Belle calendar for the holiday includes an informal dance at Ft. Benjamin Harrison this ‘evening. Fifty of the girls will leave the: bus terminal station at 7 p. m. for the dance. Mrs. Dorothy F. Buschmann is in charge. Another group of * 100 Liberty

‘Belles go to Camp Atterbury this

evening where they will be. guests of service elub 2. The. party. will dast until“11 p,m A third: group will . go to Atterbury: -tomorrow for & dance, On Sunday other Liberty Belles will be

from 2 to 5 p. m. at the camp. To Attend Ball On Saturday evening 300 Service

Men’s Cadettes will be the guests) |

of soldiers at Atterbury for their grand formal ball. The girls will leave Indianapolis by bus early Sat-

_{urday evening.

There will be a Scottish Rite young people’s dance from 9 to 12 o'clock the same evening to which service men are invited. The dance will be at the Scottish Rite cathedral, 650 N. Meridian st. The Rebekah lodge will entertain uniformed men with a Valentine dance at Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio st. The Washington high school band is to play. The Allison office Valentine dance with Curlie Newport's orchestra will be from 9:30 p. m. to 17a. m, at the Knights of Columbus hall, 1305 N, Delaware st.

Dental Assistants

Name Officers

Mrs. Rosalyn Berg recently was elected president of the Indianapolis Dental Assistants association. Other new officers are Mrs. Kay Short, vice president, and Miss Virginia Bates, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Charlotte Ann Bagley has been appointed publicity chairman and Miss Ruth Altsman, membership chairman, The group’s next meeting will be March 15 in the Hume-Mansur building.

I Hing the Cookie Jars

entertained at a Valentine tea dance

assisted ‘by Mesdames Allen R. Stacy, John E. Ritchie, Joseph R. Sitzman,

Charles Smuck, David Stone and Eleanor Steinhilber and Miss Elaine "Milholland.

Members of PHI MU alumnae

will entertain their husbands and guests at a Valentine buffet. supper and card party Sunday at 6 p. m. Mrs. Lawrence L, Clark, 5886 Forest lane, will be hostess and Mesdames C. O. Peake, C. E. Care bon, William Steckleman, C. H. Glascock and Lawrence Pierce will assist with arrangements.

Final plans were made for a dinner-dance at last night's meeting of Alpha chapter, BETA CHI THETA. The party will be Saturday at Buckley’s in Cumberland. The committee for arrangements includes Mesdames Riley Ayres, Henri Harrell and Lauren Hunt and Miss Grace Overpeck,

Miss Williams’ parents are Mr, and Mrs. Norman Williams, 1133 W, 31st st. Mr, McAfee is the son of

Quincy st. ; Palms will be used in decorating the altar, The bride will enter with her father. She will wear a light blue sheer wool dress. Her sister and only attendant, Mrs. Hubert Shelton, will be

be his brother's best man, : Mrs. Williams will wear blue crepe for the ceremony.

held immediately after the wedding at Mrs. Sauer’s home. The couple will leave for a short wed-

Saturday, February 13, : in Blagies: Anipriun :

Those io attend the Valentine toa will: ave " planar of hesring Miss Moots o tl he Jascinating

Mrs. Oliver McAfee, 802 N. De=

dressed in beige. James McAfee will

An informal reception will be

ding trip and will be at home with XY. | Mrs, McAfee. Ju