Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1943 — Page 11
Society—
Three Young Women Return From
Bryn Mawr
2
College for: Vacation
THE MISSES MARGARET BOOTH JAMESON, Evaline Hitz and Joan Buschmann will return home this week-end from Bryn Mawr college, Bryn Mawr, Pa., to spend spring vacation with their parents. Miss Busch-
mann, daughter of Mrs. Doro
thy Buschmann, will have
Las her guest during a part of the vacation her classmate, Miss Francis Brown of Gambier, O. Miss Jameson is the ~ daughter of Mf. and Mrs. Donald Jameson and Miss Hitz's ~ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz.
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Miss Carolyn Culp, also of Bryn Mawr, will leave today with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs. James William O'Bannon, for Owensburg, Ky.
C. Culp, and her grandmother, They will
attend the marriage there tomorrow of Miss Culp’s cousin, Lieut.
Whitney O’Bannon, and Miss Nancy Eagles. stationed at Brooks field, San Antonio, Tex,
Owensburg.
Visit Parents Here
MISS PHYLLIS BEHRINGER and Miss Mary Johnson are coming Wednesday from Briarcliff Junior college to spend their va- - cations with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Behringer and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson. » ” 2
Leaving. Western college, Oxford, O., Thursday, Miss Elizabeth Ann Bi el will spend spring cation with her roommate, Miss iriam Harland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Harland, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Baumgartel’'s parents are Dr. and Mrs, Howard J. Baumgartel. 8 2 » Dr. and Mrs. J. Jerome Littell me home recently from Ft. uderdale, Fla., to be with their daughter, Suzanne, who will return Saturday from Denison university, Granville, O., to spend her spring vacation here.
Junior Civic Play Set THE JUNIOR CIVIC THEATER has scheduled a performance of “The Garden Circus” for Saturday at 2:30 p. m. and Sunday at 3 p. m. The play will be directed by Miss Nellie McCaslin of Tudor hall assisted by Mrs. Helen Hutchman. Mrs. George Fotheringham and Mrs, Harry C. Karcher will be in charge of the properties. Mrs. James Miller is chairman of the Children’s theater. The cast will include Jack Forbes as Jack; Miss Helen Rogers, Jill; Miss Margaret Shannon, Aunt Pamela, and Dale Young, Clown Joey. Others in the show will be the Misses Joan Woodring, Mary Lou ecker, Barbara Walker, Bloor ding, Judy Morrison, Beverly Bryan and Susan Schmutte and Frank Hake, Sidney Silanger, Bobby Munger, Billy Stevens, Gerry Harmon, Jacky Slutsky and Roger McWilliams.
Entertains Government Club
~ MRS. JEAN S. MILNER will entertain the Government Science club at 1 p. m. Friday in her home, 5145 N, Meridian st. Mrs. Frank C. Balke will give a book review. Mrs. Arthur. G. Funkhouser will preside. » » ” An executive meeting of the Indiana Saddle Horse association will be at 1 p. m. Saturday in the association’s office. . Final plans will be made then for a spring show which will be given late in . the season. The junior, western and English divisions of the association will participate in the show.
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Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. March 22—
Miss Virginia Rose Habig and Miss|
' Eileen McGee are in the glee club ch formed the choral baecktnd for “Angels of Mercy,” a _ pageant presented recently by the Vincentian club of St. Mary’s col"lege here. Miss Habig is the idaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Habig of Indianapolis and Miss McGee is the daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Donovan McGee, Ft. Harrison.
Stetson. and
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Lieut. O’Bannon is Miss Eagles is of
Leroy K. News Leave for Trip - After Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kenneth New are en route to Baltimore following their marriage at 4 p. m. yesterday in the Roberts Park Methodist church. Mrs. New was
{Miss Joyce Margaret Stoerk. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Stoerk, Jacksonville, Fla., formerly of Wilmette, Ill. Mr, and Mrs. Edward F. New, 522 Eugene st., are Mr. New’s parents. Dr. Sumner L. Martin officiated before an altar decorated with palms, white and pink flowers and two seven-branch candelabra. Frank S. Watkins was the organist. The bride wore a blue dress with a corsage of two white orchids. Mr. New’s brother, Edward F. New Jr., was his best man and Richard Robbins and Richard Clay were ushers, The bride’s mother wore a dark blue dress with a white corsage and the bridegroom’s mother was in a brown crepe suit, Her corsage was
of yellow roses.
A reception in the Columbia club followed the ceremony. The couple will be at home in Baltimore where
Mr. New is stationed as musician|
second class in the coast guard. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanton Bonwell, Champaign, Ill, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Conklin and Mr, and Mrs. Jack ‘McCord of Lafayette. Mr. New was graduated from John B. Stetson university in June. He was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. The bride also attended as a member of Alpha Xi sorority.
Legion Group Meets at Riley
Mrs. Ida Mae Shulse was to be in charge of a sewing meeting of the Bruce P. Robison unit 133, American Legion auxiliary, at 1:30 p. m. teoday in the Riley. hospital. The group has contributed $10 to the Riley hospital library fund and $25
‘to the Red Cross. The junior group
has given $2. ” ” ” Mrs. R. B. Daley, 4646 Graceland ave, will be hostess Wednesday
‘(afternoon for the John H. Holliday
Jr. unit 136. The assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Stuart Bishop, E Earl Christena and E. W. Camp. After the luncheon the group will sew for the Réd Cross. Recently the members acted as hostesses and baked cookies for the Service Men’s club.
Meets Tomorrow
The monthly business and social meeting of U. S. ship 42, Indianapolis Navy league auxiliary, will be tomorrow evening at 7:45 o’clock in the service men’s club at 148 W. Wabash st. Navy mothers, wives, widows and daughters may attend. Miss Freida Wegner, Miss Mary A.
Rhude .and Mrs. Ernest Clark are
in charge,
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Miss Marjorie Annis Wilkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn H, Wilkinson of New castle, was. married Saturday’ night in a ceremony at New Castle to Robert Wesley Zaring, Indianapolis, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Huff, Martinsville. The couple will
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Clubs—
_ |Judge Rhoads
Will Address
{Local Council
School Associations Announce Elections The Indianapolis Council of Par-
ent-Teacher Associations will have an election meeting Wednesday.
{Two school associations have an-
nounced new officers for the year. The INDIANAPOLIS COUNCIL
E | will meet at 1:45 p. m. Wednesday
Hurdle photo.
Travel-Study Clubs Arrange Meetings for Week;
‘Japan's Line’ Is Subject
for this week.
will meet at 1:30 p. m.
An 11:30 o'clock luncheon meeting of the Mount Vernon. chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY club, will be Wednesday .in the Summit cafe. The hostesses will be Mesdames Lillian - Lory, W. F. Eggleston and Harry Haynes. Mrs, Ada Lory will speak and Mrs. Claude Daugherty will preside.
Mrs. Wayne Simmons, 1703 Norfolk ave., will be hostess at an 8 o'clock meeting of the Castle Craig chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAV-EL-STUDY club, Thursday evening. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Fletcher Ferguson and Mrs. Samuel Parke.
Mrs. Baxter McBane will talk on “Stepping Stones of Destiny” for the Arabian chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY club, at an 11:20 a. m. luncheon temorrow in the Central Y. W. C. A. The hostesses will be Mrs. Louise Sharp and Mrs. Laura Craig Poland,
The WEDNESDAY BOOK REVIEW club will hear Mrs. Howard J. McDayvitt discuss “The Human Comedy” (William Saroyan) at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. It will be the third review in a series of four given by the group to aid the Indiana Society for Crippled Children. Mrs. James F. LoRash, founder of the club, will have charge of the special tickets. Mesdames Roy D. Branaman, J. H. Kennedy and Hilda Taylor will serve at the door. Others on the committee will be Mesdames John Cain, Frank Foltz, Alan Galyean, E. H. Hangen, Jeanette Kelly, Charles Keogh, Blanch Mathews, M. J. McGinty, W. H. Rohr, W. A. Robinson, Joseph Sexton, Nell Stillwell, and N. C. Willson, Miss Mary Jacobs and Miss Mildred James. The next review will be April 28 in the auditorium. Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan will be in charge of arrangements. *
Mrs. H. R. Throckmorton, 33 E.
(55th st., will entertain the TUES-
DAY STUDY ‘club tomorrow. Mrs. Dorothy Buschmann, executive secretary of the Service Men's Centers, Inc., will speak. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Hanly Blackburn and Mrs. Morel Miller.
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Bridge Game Winners
Winners of the duplicate bridge games at the Marott hotel recently have been announced by Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, chairman. They are Mr. and Mrs. Al Tully, first, and Mrs. R. F. Banister and Jeff Everhart, second, in the north and south sections; Mrs. C. C. Mathews and Mrs. R. C. Coleman, first, and Edson T. Wood and F. R. Buck, second, in the east and west sections.
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Several International Travel-Study clubs nave planned meetings
The Multnomah chapter, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY club, Wednesday in the Indiana National Bank building. Mrs. C. O. Gooding and Mrs. J. F. Delker will talk on “Japan’s Line to America” and “America’s Line and Where It Leads.”
Saas Speaks to
[To Wed Thursday
{| Tabernacle Presbyterian church, -
| Mrs. William D. MecAbee, 2312 N. Pennsylvania st. Cadet Hallden is
Hallden of Bellerose, N. Y. {in-law of the bride-to-be, will be ". | the ‘matron of honor. Mr. Hallden | be ushers,
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City, County Girl Scouts
The speakers’ seminar, sponsored by the public relations committee of the Indianapolis and Marion county Girl Scouts, was to hear George Saas speak today. The meeting was to begin at 10 a. m. in the Girl Scout office. Mr. Saas, who is public relations director of the Citizens Gas & Coke utility, was to talk on “Speaking Up for Girl Scouting.” Mrs. Henry F. Ostrom, public relations chairman, was to introduce the speaker. The hostesses for the meeting were to be members of the organization committee. They include Mrs. James Foulke, chairman, and Mesdames Alan Albright, Wilbur A. Chamness, Ralph N, Clark, L. M. Dunning, Lott Green, William A. Haine, James T. Hardin, C. T. Harman, Karl Kistner, John R. Kopp, S. A. MacDougall, Neil McKinstray, William H. Roberts, Raymond Smart, Harold Stafford, S. A. Sullivan, Homer Weigand and Delmar Wilson.
” ” 2 Contributions amounting to $74.27 were reported this week at the Girl Scout headquarters for the Juliette Low Birthday Penny fund, representing the gifts of 40 Brownie, intermediate and senior troops. When all contributions have been turned in, the money will be sent to the national fund for distribution in allied countries for Red Cross work, aid to needy children and wartime supplies. Troops which have reported include senior troops, 11, 77 and 125; intermediate troops 1, 3, 6, 8, 9, 15, 17, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 41, 43, 46, 55, 60, 62, 63, 64, 70, 76, 81, 86, 96, 1186, 122, 125, 137 and 141, and Brownie troops 105, 106, 107, 108, 111, 130 and 132,
Arts Program Is Tomorrow
Luther L. Dickerson, city librarian, will preside at the third meeting of a neighborhood art series at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the auditorium of the Prospect branch library, 1125 Spruce st. The Manual Training High School Glee club, directed By Miss Freda M. Hart, will open the program. Following, James Waltz will play a violin solo. Mrs. Leila K. Sexton, librarian at the Shelby branch library, will review Francis T. Miller's book, “Gen. Douglas MacArthur.” Wilbur D. Peat of John Herron art museum .will give a talk on Chinese customs and handicraft, and John M. Wilson, director of the South Side community center, will perform a Chinese rope trick. Mr. Wilson traveled in China for two seasons with Howard Thurston, the magician. Community singing will conclude the evening. The program is open ig the public without charge.
Marjorie McAbeo Miss Marjorie McAbee has selected Thursdiiy as the date of her wedding to Aviation Cadet Robert H. Hallden. The marriage will be read by the Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell at 6:30 p. m. in the McKee chapel,
Miss McAbee is the daughter of
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. ‘Mrs. William T. McAbee, sisterwill be his, son’s best man and Robert Davis and Jim Davis will
Cadet Hallden attended Rose Polytechnic institute before enter-
attended Butler university.
in Caleb Mills hall. After the elec
to the roll with their annual reports. The speaker for the afternoon will be Judge Mark Rhoads of the juvenile court. The music department of Shortridge high school will play for the program. The nominating committee has announced the following slate for the election: Mrs, Walter L. Thoms,
| president; Mrs. Walter L. Caley and
Mrs. George Bradshaw, first and second vice ‘presidents; Mrs. E. R. Blackwood, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph C. Davis and Mrs. Frank J. Teskey, recording and corresponding secretaries.
The EMMANUS LUTHERAN P.T. A. will show an educational film at its meeting at 2 p. m. Wednesday.
PLEASANT RUN P.-T. A. will meet at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow to hold an. election of officers. The Rev. William Ellis will speak for the program,
The new officers elected recently by tHe WARREN CENTRAL P.-T. A. are Mrs, Adolph Matzke, president; Mrs. Grover Sinnings, vice president; Mrs, Harold White and Mrs. Rex Smith, recording and corresponding secretaries; Roland Sprunger, treasurer, and Mesdames Myrtle Rodden, C. E. Trueblood and Samuel Rumford, advisory committee. Mrs. Matzke and Mrs. White
were selected as delegates to the state convention,
The recently elected officers for
the GARDEN- CITY P.-T. A, are Mrs. William Wise, president; Mrs. Raymond Wright, vice president; Mrs. Chester Moore, treasurer; Mrs. Luther Deck, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Connor and Mrs, Lester Boughton, board members. Vanover was chosen as delegate to the Marion County council meeting, March 29.
Mrs. Edward
Young People’s Literature Will Be Topic
Miss Carrie Scott of the public library will speak on “Suitable Literature for Young People” at a meeting Wednesday of the applied education section of the American home department, Woman 8 Department club. She will show old readecs and illustrated collections of literature for the program at 1:15 p. m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, chairman of the department, will preside at the business session at 2:15 o'clock. Following, Mrs. Harry S. Helck and Mrs. W.*C. Royer, cochairmen for the program, will present a “Surprise Parade” style show. Social Hour Planned Miss Jane Stewart will give the style talk and Mrs. Irving Blue will play. A group of spring songs will be presented by Miss Jean Wilding, accompanied by Miss Mae Engle. The models will be members of the department. They include Mesdames Ray B. Dorward, D. S. Meditch, Clyde Montgomery, Everett E. Lett, Charles M. Maley, Frederick A. Doebber, W. H. Hodgson, Carl J. Weinhardt, W. L. Sharp, Lewis Fleury and John Berns. Mrs. Walter S. Grow and Mrs. Robert Bruce Malloch will have charge of the social hour, assisted by the committee appointed for the month. The department will ‘be hostess to the general club at the meeting. Mrs. Ethel M. Hislop will be in charge of the war bond and stamp sales.
Mrs. Charles Lindner To Be Hostess
Officers will be elected Friday night at a meeting of the Erin Isle chapter, International Travel-Study club, at the home of Mrs, Charles Lindner. Mrs, John W. Thornburgh will speak on “Stepping Stones of Destiny” and Mrs. Charles Easterday and Mrs, F, E, Ballew ‘will assist the hostess.
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tion of officers the presidents of leach local association will respond
Here's a pre-peek at the summer version of one of this wine ter’'s most. popular and widespread fads—the wool scarf, used as a head covering. To replace the warm woolen ones used in cold weather, Glansder designed this scarf of filmy, cool cotton. It is worn around the top of the head, with long, trailing end thrown around the neck and over the shoulder. Accent it with a colorful decoration, such as a bright pin, or, .as in the photo, with flowers.
Church News—-
installation of officers.
The Elizabeth Doeppers section of the Women’s. Alliance of the ALL SOULS UNITARIAN church will have a 5:30 o’clock dinner Sunday evening followed by a program to be presented by Frank Wallace, state entomologist. The entertainment will be concluded by 8:30 o'clock, one
hour before the blackout. The reservations for the dinner are to be in by: Friday noon. The women of the church will do Red Cross sewing from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Thursday in the church.
An 8 oclock meeting of the Women’s association of the WASHINGTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN church will be tonight at the church. Mrs. E. O. Coffman, president of the first district of Indianapolis Presbyterial, will give the devotions and will install the new officers. They are: Mrs. Frank Baldwin, president; Mrs. Leon Thompson and Mrs. Murl Kendall, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Charles Armentrout, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Sammons, treasurer. Department chairmen and group leaders will be appointed and annual reports will be given by all retiring officers, department chairmen and group leaders,
Mrs. Carolyn Huser will give a review of “This Land Is Ours”
(Louise Zara) at 8:15 p. m. fomorrow in the World War Memorial
building. The review will be sponsored by the Women's guild of the FRIEDEN’S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED church. Mrs. Robert Unversaw will play musical selections and Walter Hoffman will be guest soloist. ; The hostesses will be Mrs. Edward G. Heidenreich, chairman, and Mesdames Hoffman, Henry Buck Raleigh Graham and Fred Behrens. The Misses Wilma Wellman, Lydia Quebe, Mildred and Almarie HofIman and Lorraine Behrens will
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The st. Mary's chapter of the ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL: cathedral women will hold a conference on “Christian Family Life” following Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Friday.
State Session of Music Clubs Set For April 16
April 16th was set as the date for the state convention of the Indiana Federation of, Music Clubs at a recent meeting of the federation’s
‘state board. The convention will be at the Indianapolis Athletic club with Mss. Clair McTurnan as host-
rough, program chairman. The features on the program will be «Music In Industry” and “Music of Our Allies.” Also at the board meeting Mrs. Louis Belden was appointed chairman of the nominating committee for the federation. Albert Stewart, head of music at Purdue university, announced that a city-wide music festival would be held on April 17 with all sixth and seventh grade students as well as choirs and orchestras combining. Mrs. Burroughs announced Let's Sing week for Indianapolis beginning April 1. The Edgar Stillman Kelley award, given by the federation, will go this year to a student in the middle west section of the country. Any talented music student may enter
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Dinner, Installation of Officers and Book Review On Week's Schedule
Chuchwomen’s groups meeting this week will hold a dinner and an
lative Session.”
ess and Mrs. Jane Johnson Bur-
Senator Balz 5
To Be Speaker
A meeting of the Indiana Woman’s Republican club will be Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Columbia club’ with a luncheon for officers and directors preceding. State Senator Arcada S. Balz will be the speaker. Her subject will be “A Review of the Current Legis-
The hostesses will be Mesdames Otto Klauss, E. B. Ossman, Frank Uhl, Alex Clark and Ernest Henricyy. Mrs, James B. Malone will
Sororities— fd ae Spring Party For Pledges Is Scheduled Alpha Beta Chi Will ~. Entertain Wednesday,
One sorority group meeting this week will have a spring party for
| pledges. |
Members of ALPHA BETA CHI will entertain their pledges with a spring party at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the home of Miss Louise Hubbard, 902. N. Pennsylvania st, The chairman in charge of arrange= ments will be Miss Judy Heaton assisted by the Misses Hubbard, Virginia Hite and Sue Harting.
Beta Phi BETA SIGMA PHI, will hold a meeting tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln. There will be an election of officers. Mrs. Harold Gregory will preside.
A formal initiation tomorrow will follow the dinner of Indiana Alpha chapter, ZETA BETA CHI business and professional sorority. The dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. at Catherine’s restaurant, 1435 N. Me= ridian st. Miss Lucille Larimore will be in charge of the initiation. Miss. Esther M. Schmitt will be chairman of the dinner arrangements assisted by the Misses Honora McEvilly, Mabel Jones and Lenora Collins, Mrs, Dorothy Dukes and Mrs. Marjorie Steele. .
Mrs. Lee Frazier will preside at a meeting of Alpha Epsilon chapter, DELTA THETA TAU, at 8 p. m. today in the Crossroads, 416 BE. 30th st.
Senator Speaks The Woman’s Rotary club was to hear State Senator Arcada S. Bals talk on “Legislation for 1943” a% 12:15 p. m. today in the Columbia club. Miss Marie Bowen is proe
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