Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1943 — Page 13

Sororities— P1 Phi Alumnae {Announce New Officers

Alpha Beta Gammas Book Installation

Business meetings and an instal- |

* Henry J. Youngs to Entertain For Daughter and Her Fiance

x _ MISS ALICE BELLE YOUNG and her fiance, J. Gilbert Hunt, will be honored at a bridal dinner Saturday night at Cifaldi’s given by the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Young. th Guests will include the prospective bridegroom’s parents, Mr, and ‘Mrs. H. L. Hunt, and the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence A. Shake, | h latien ig iy Seatures. ot ~ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Snyder, the Misses Jean Lindstaedt, Rose- : i Sorority. m Echean o A ‘mary Robison, Mary Esther Guidone and Mary Zerbee of Belle- : : week, ; : : The Indiana Gamma alumnae

fontaine, O., and John Graf, Robert Wildman and Robert Burford. The couple will be married Sunday at the Irvington Methodist club of PI BETA PHI. will meet|} ? Thursday night at the home of Mrs.|&

church. ; Mrs. Delaney Visits Parents Lyle Withrow, 4056 College ave. : Officers of the group elected re-

.- MRS. FRANK DELANEY, Burlington, Iowa, is visiting her o : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P, Sexton. Her husband, who has Sently Sre Miss Durie Brown, presi. W. Burley Ashby photo, been commissioned as an ensign in the navy, is stationed tem- OILs is presi« president; Mrs. B. L. Davis, record-| Mrs. Shoolem Ettinger is p: : porarily at the naval base in Ottumwa, Iowa. ing secretary; Mrs. Wallace DeHart,| dent of the Indianapolis chapter treasurer; Mrs. Withrow, rush ad-| of Hadassah which will hold its viser, and Mrs. Elizabeth Minor,| seventh annual donor luncheon bridge chairman, tomorrow in the Claypool hotel, . Mrs. David Sablosky and Mrs, chapter of ALPHA BETA GAMMA men, are being assisted by Miss u| 2 8 business meeting at 8 p. m. t0-| pyma Gelman and the Mesdames

2 2 2 . t 3 » » . Miss Barbara Furr, daughter of Russell A. Furr, New Augusta, has been elected president of North hall in the annual all-school . elections held recently at Stephens college, Columbia, Mo. She will serve from next September until June of 1944.

Miss Myra McDaniel is spending a part of her spring vacation from Milwaukee-Downer college with her father, James N. McDaniel.

Southern Club Units Name Officers

MRS. H. EMORY THOMAS is the new president of the Southern club auxiliary. Other officers ‘elected recently are Mrs. William J. Fleming Jr. vice president; Mrs. Thomas P. Foley, secretary= treasurer, and Mrs. James W. Trotter, recording secretary. The auxiliary’s next meeting will be Friday, May 7, at the home of Mrs. P. C. Reilly. Officers of the Southern club, elected this week-end, are John x 1. Niesse, president; Mrs. B. Howard Caughran, vice-president; Maxwell V. Bailey, secretary, and P. D. Powers, treasurer, Members of the nominating committee were three past presidents, Alexander Lee Rice, Toner M. Overley and Ernest Edwards. At the election meeting, $48.30 was collected for the Red Cross. The club’s final party this year will occur in mid-June.

. Bridal Dinner to Be Friday

t A BRIDAL DINNER, honoring Miss Jacqueline Ann Wells and her fiance, Officer Candidate Robert H. Olson of Cleveland, O. will be given by the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H.

Five Directors Are Elected By Council

morrow in the home of Mrs. Adolph J. A. Goodman, Meyer Gallin, Mutschler, 2230 Ringgold st. Wilfred Borinstein, Philip M. Ade’ n, 1] | Mrs. Samuel Ernest is the new ler, L. L. Goodman, Ben Pallor, - 4 T president and the other officers are/ g~ »° Siibernian, Torael Chodos, h Miss Lillian Schusler{vice president;| got, Mexican cme Mrs. Mutschler, secretary, and Mrs. BA Paul | I F d William Schwomeyer, treasurer, Sharfin, Aaron Glick, Ed a S feature Mrs. Philip Elrod will preside at| Dayan, Sidney Weinstein and a business ‘meeting held by Upsilon| Samuei Weinberg. chapter of SIGMA PHI GAMMA at On Program 8 p. m. today in the Hotel Lincoln. Church News— Five directors were elected this| | morning by the Indianapolis Coun- : Mexican music and a talk on > J cil of Women at its monthly meet- (6) Mexico were to be the feature of Miss McAdams Heads Guest Day : : the meeting of the woman's aux- Presbyterial Societ Ing in. Ayjse sudiiorium, They will iliary to the Indianapolis branch of M serve three-year terms. 1. Mrs. Merlin D. Shinneman was Miss Betty Jo Meeker before her the Railway Mail association today.| Miss Emily McAdams is the new | 0 Be Held Mesdames M. J. Reese, J. Francis : The group was to meet at the| president of the Indianapolis Pres- : marriage Jan. 30. She is the daughter of Mrs. Lillian Meeker and the Woman's Department club at 2 p. m Huffman and Guy O. Byrd were bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle A. Shinneman, Oelwein, and Mrs, Otis Kirtley was to speak | PYterial society, She recently was At Ch urch re-elected. The two new directors Ia. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) . : : on “Our. Neighbors to the South.” elected to serve for two years. are Mrs. Henry F. Nolen and Mrs. 2. A Jan. 30 ceremony in the Broadway Methodist church united | Selections of Mexican music were| Mrs. Ralph J. Hudelson, Mrs. G. Three groups of cthurchwomen are Wells, Friday night at their home, 4465 N. Meridian st. Bert C. McCammon. Miss Alice E. Niles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Niles, and Wil-* [to be played by an instrumental| B. Manhart of Greencastle and Mrs. h gr Among the guests will be the prospective bridegroom’s parents, Council Sirecions in Shares o the| liam A. Rodenberg. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) trio composed of Miss Peggy Rose, w. E. Shively are vice presidents. sc hegled to meet this week. : Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Olson, and their son, Eric, of Cleveland; Mr. and annual election were esdames 3. The rriage of Miss Suzanne McBride, daughter of the Rev. | Violin: Miss Virginia Reese, cello, M Dick ss Ann Bender, formerly & Mrs. Frank S. Darke of Lombard, Ill; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mac- Clyde V. Montgomery, Ernest| °° Tage re, iE ay - aug > oi av; and Miss Martha Payne, piano. O¥her joiears S58 ee S x. p c nue in» Cliristisn’ Dissiple hese Suteheon of Shaker Heighis, O, and the Misses Ann Moore of | |Pullenvider and Herbert AsPEiger,| 5g; of Dana, was Jan. 17 af Dana, (Moorefield Photo. Association and auxiliary mem-|gepastian, corresponding secretary, [pital in India, will speak at the Sturgis, Mich.; “Emily Caster of Cleveland, Betty Wedge of Oak credentials; Mesdames Charles E. bers will have dinner in the eve-|ny.c p J. Sertell, national treas-|meeting of the Women's Missions Park, Ill; Jean and Alberta Wells and Patricia Reese, and Fred Smith, E. E. Padgett and Gilbert 4. Tech. Sergt. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd Pottenger are at home ning. Mrs. Carl E. Pluess is gen- urer, and Mrs, M. D. Lupton, for-|ary society of the CENTRAL

Hudson of Oklahoma and William Wells. Forbes, election; Mesdames Boyd I.| in San Antonio, Tex., following their marriage Feb. 21 in the Washing- |era] dinner chairman and Mrs. Al-| ooo CHRISTIAN church at 1:30 p. m. The wedding will take place Saturday at the home -of the Miller, Burton A. Knight and Max-| ton Street Methodist church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. bert Gray has charge of the dining rt neads include Mes-| Thursday. Miss Lillie Koehne will bride-elect’s parents. : well Doke, tellers. . Roy R. Katterhenry and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Pottenger. Sergt. Pot- |room. dames A. C. Van Arendonk, Harry| lead the devotions and Mrs. Dorothy Dr. C. A. Stayton spoke in the| tenger is stationed at the Normoyle ordnance base at San Antonio. | Committee members are Mes- Stombaugh. Emerson Cars y Fidger will sing. ! morning session on cancer control.| (Ramos-Porter Photo.) dames S. J. Ellis, Paul A. Heitz, ~ iy We we son ba I ay ‘or. =| The women’s guild of CARROLYL~

His talk was followed by a forum Evan McKeehan, John H. Newlin, , 5. Miss Annabelle Herdrich and Tech. Sergi. Vern F. Kelly Charles H. Webster, George Ober- Stiles and C. H. Masterson. Mrs. E. TON AVENUE EVANGELICAL

. Tr on the work of the Women’s Field . i J A N. E J OR DA N Army for the Control of Cancer. Ye married March 1 at Riverside, Cal. She is the daughter of Mr. holtzer, Ralph Powers, Clifford Por-| ©: Coffman is president of the Indi-| , ry REFORMED church will have +. | Mrs. ‘Asperger, chairman of the .and Mrs. Charles F. Herdrich and the bridegroom, who is stationed at ter, L. E. Ritchey, Harold Rigsby anapolis district and Mrs. W. C. a guest day Thursday, The ects health and nutrition committee,| C*™P Haan, Cal, is the son of Mrs. Dale Allen. (Block Photo.) Melvin A. Weaver, Monroe Shilling, Harrison was chairman of the nom- | ing will begin at 10:30 a. m. and 6. Mrs. Furl Coy McMillen was Miss Marjorie E. North before her |S. S. Sutton, Frank W. Tarplee,| nating ‘tom 2, lunch will be served at noon. .

IN YESTERDAY'S column I dis- Sick and Joutorais may be .too ana Mrs. Emory W. Cowley, conty cussed the problem of foreign par-| iMbo y commander of the army, led a dis-| marriage Feb. 6 in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. She is the daughter |Ralph H. Cradick and J. E. Byram. Miss Gertrude Rhoades of the In the evening children of the Brightwood branch library will give

Nevertheless, this is the way : ents who have not been able to ac- cussion. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles North, Muncie, and the bridegroom is the son . tihngs are in America. Many a girl of Mrs. W. F. McMillen of Indianapolis. members will present a style show. Essay Contest a hook talk in the afternoon. - Dresses made by the sewing com- The Elizabethans of the i

cept new world attitudes toward owes her employment to good Wallace Speaks children. I have mentioned thal grooming, and many a girl has lost| Mrs, E. F. Haymaker, volunteer they believe the Wages of an 25 her job because of her sloppy ap-| weaving instructor at Billings Gen-| Clubs— oar oid Loy O Eu) one 1 ne vesranon, eral hospital at Ft. Benjamin Har- : 3 : «Rw . | rison, also spoke this morning. Her Sen He DOB eam whith AMERICANS ARE jumpy about|subject was “Weaving Builds Three LB o E. O. Chapters Among : : ; rms. A small and insignificant| Morale.” - show how they actually hinder ge . . skin rash is sufficient to cause a| The speaker in the afternoon . Shel ghildren from progressing .in girl to be discharged from a job] following the luncheon was to be Groups M eet ing Tomorrow; t rol tiai children should handling foodstuffs, baby clothes,| Frank N. Wallace, state ento- : . natu c cosmetics and a variety of other |mologist. He was to talk on “Wild be able to adjust to new ways and eer ics 804 & variety of oftier mologist, He was to talk on “Wid| 4 Joygnce Club to Hear Review customs more rapidly than their) gio, Not only foreign parents|ana.” He was to be introduced by , parents. Bright young girls from, . ,,.1v of our native parents who|Mrs. Guy O. Byrd, program chair-f--abroad learn the language rapidly , .. to count every penny are hor-| man.

mittee will be modeled and later

presented to the Marion County Is Sponsored Tuberculosis society. Mrs. Ray Marshall is chairman of the committee. Service men will be entertained By I. F. C. at a dance to conclude the day's program.

Mrs. Paul V. Calet, president of A contest of essays pn “Radio in the auxiliary, has announced the|OUr Amercan Way of Life” is being

following new officers: Mrs. George | Sponsored by the radio education Mrs. H. B. Like i

H. Wear, first vice president; Mrs. division of the Indiana Federation Ralph W. Doak, second vice presi- Clubs, Three chapters of the P. E. O. SISTERHOOD are among women’s |dent; Mrs. Victor Lammerson, re- ’ To Be S eaker clubs meeting tomorrow. cording secretary, and Mrs. Voorhis,| OPen to all federation members, P A constitutional quiz will make up the programs for Chapters AF|board member. the essays should be about 500 :

SOULS UNITARIAN church will have a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Charles Baker, 5461 Julian ave, The churchwomen will sew for the Red Cross all day Thursday,

and many of them get jobs in smart shops where their appearance is of paramount importance. The parents, who have so recently

rified to find their children spend-

ing money foolishly, as they think,| program was, to be group singing led by Ralph W. Wright, director These parents would do well to|of music in the public schools. recognize that a girl’s appearance is| was to be accompanied by Mrs. Paul an asset to her. It is not necessary | Duckwall, pianist.

to keep up their appearance.

for her to spend a lot of money

on clothes. In a, country where a|rected by Mrs. Merifield and Mrs. $50 dress is no sooner’out than it} Chalmer Schlosser, was to continue has a $5 copy, it is possible to|throughout the day.

maintain a good appearance on a small investment.

Hair can be shampooed and nails| [\[1sicale to Be

manicured at home. The point is

that young. people should be en- 5 couraged in their efforts to conform Given by S. A. 1

instead of being criticized, accused of selfishness, vanity and wasteful-

Also included on the afternoon

and F of the P. BE. O. SISTERHOOD while Chapter V: will have ex-

words long, and should deal with

emplification of the ritual tomorrow. rector’s room of the Y. M. C. A,,-and R. L. McKay, president. Chapter

Pennsylvania st., with Mrs. Gaylord blvd., will entertain Chapter

on “Funny Women” the WOMAN'S ADVANCE club will meet tomorrow

Chapter AF will meet in the dithe quiz will be conducted by Mrs.

F's meeting will be at the home of . Mrs. Cyrus Rutherford, 4601 N. Mrs. Nicholas Morton conducting the quiz. Mrs. A. W. Kuerst, 6220 Washington Elected Head V. :

Continuing its series of programs Of Garden Club

Mrs. Burke Nicholas yesterday

at the home of Mrs. W. S. 8. John-| was named president .of the Garson, 4142 Byram ave. Mrs. H. R./den Club of Indiana at the organ-

(Garden Club Meeting the various phases of radio. A prize

of three dollars will be awarded the winner at the state convention May To Be Tomorrow 10. The contest deadline is April 24. Mrs. Joe Buckingham, ‘105 S.| Mrs. F. L. Botkin, radio educaNinth st, Beech Grove, will be|tion chairman for the federation *s ‘tomorrow for the Sunshine and director of the contest, stated Garden club. The speaker, A. A.[that at least one essay must be Irwin, assistant county agricultural|submitted from each county. Enagent, will talk on victory gardens, |tries should be sent to her at 511 New officers of the club are Mrs.|E. Charles st. Muncie. Ralph Wikoff, president; Mrs. W.| Radio education chairmen for H. Masten, vice president; Mrs.|clubs, counties and districts also Trenton Reid, secretary; Mrs. Fran- | have been-requested to send a recis Dean, treasurer, and Mrs. W. E.| port of their year's work to Mrs.

The book, “Day Must Dawn" (Agnes 8. Turnbull), will be ree viewed by Mrs. Hezzie P. Pike, president of the Woman’s Depart ment club, at the guest day meeting of the Meridian W. C. T. U. toe morrow. } : The meeting will be held a$ 1:30 p. m. at the Y. W. C. A, and also will include a talk by Mrs, John Kittle on tin can salvage: Mrs. C. G. Eicher, state director of religious education, will give the devotions, Hostesses will be officers of the union, and Mrs. Bloomfield Moors,

Mason, publicity. Botkin.

president, will preside.

conservatory.

Westfield. All are students at the ders.

spoke yesterday morning on the value of the victory garden movement and A. A, Irwin, assistant

Kite Sime + . « a sure sign of spring! The spring activities of NETS P pu hearty,.

oly appetites in all children. , With extra rooms to furnish, extra sleeping accommodations 1

provide, you will welcome this chance to do it inexpensively. 55-b. mattress, covered with durable blue and white striped ing, has outer roll edge to preserve its shape. Spring has (full size), each coil helically tied for resiliency and strength,

Sleep Shop—Sixth | h

lem of simply keeping alive, are apt to discount the value of good portance of the correct skirt length, sist. - the subject of cleanliness and saniWe over-bathe our bodies, over-| . Pierce will discuss Dorothy Parker’s|;,ation's 12th annual meeting in children and let them adapt them- den” will be Mrs. Paul L. Crimans’ i i Nu Zeta chapters of Sigma Alpha topic at the meeting of the FOR-|f Indianapolis, ents we reverse everything which' next Tuesday at the Jordan Con. |CUrke Nicholas, 5860 Forest lane. |phyte Garden club of Indianapolis, -Army medical depots received ap- in which children actually do know, win appear on the musicale pro-|nal” by Margaret Culkin Banning|tgry ings made by the war production _.- : NES y their lives around patterns neces-| Betty Lou Burcham, all of Indian-|STUDY club. Mrs. J. G. McNutt,| terms are Mrs. Eugene Miller, cenman, announced today. ’ Jains age they cannot legally be held ginia, Turner of Bloomington, Miss| 1n¢ IRVINGTON UNION OF| nd Mrs. Claude Clifford, Connersorks ops located throughout the the children’s sake, parents should 0. and Miss - Naomi Watkins of church to hear Mrs, Russell San- ticulturist of Purdue university, of March shows that tH® national, With the children. Preceding the musicale, the chap-| Mrs. Fred Kuhn Janice Berlin were the afternoon hospi an edical : Jordan, who will answer your questions in| be initiated as a patr Yr fals and merical erots palioness| member The Crooked Creek Garden club Mary Ann Kullmer Dickson, former |the home of Mrs. Fred Kuhn, 5115] The planting of crops that will casting system. Mrs. Dickson is an | 21 On “Room and Board for Birds” heans and peas and, where space Iota. den.” . amateurs of celery, caulifiower and : = | Classes to Open president, and Mrs, -Kuhn, secre-|pe planted in July for winter stormended is Chinese cabbage ‘which fd A i the archery class, which will start| An art leboratory at Billings gen- has ordeied Sutalled, « io ‘ ATTRE SS and COIL S P R ING open at 8 p. m. Thursday state art chairman of the Indiana The Y. W's morning gym, bad- | Federation of Clubs, and her com- These included 25 quarts of leafy dren get the right kind of Tuesda ys and Fridays are open| The laboratory will be conducted foods. And be sure to main- especia. ik Ope e ry four pumpkins; five specially to wives of service men. |in connection with the occupational Uris of CHlier Vogtn aba or vo OR

clothes. One who has known the fresh blouse or the immaculate ‘Many foreign countries long have tation. No doubt it is true that we launder our clothes. Shampoos,| ay parents would do well to give Initiates book, “Not "So Deep usa Well.» Block's auditorium. She is a memReports Wor k : Pre hi Ven In i Iota, national professional music|EST HILLS GARDEN club tomor-| The new corresponding secretary aquits wish to believe. servatory of Music. Mrs. Robert J. Smith will review|and Mrs. James F. Miller, Terre ‘Poximately 255,500 surgical dress- Pest instead of mother. Ii behooves gram They are the Misses Betty | at tomorrow's meeting of the IRV-| po o0o0 0 copes go tWosy dar depagtment Of the local Red Cross: sary to their success. Nok to 40 50! apatis, and Miss Bovis. Nhs: 1588 Towils ave. oii be hossm tral west district; Miss Gladys - The dressings were made by the in bondage to parents. Jeanne Havens of Greenfield, Miss| CLUBS Will meet at 10 8. m. to= op “00 00)” oc acid i try not to be either possessive or Red Cross shipped about 4,000,000! JANE JORDAN. | ters will hold business meetings at this column daily. | of the Traternity, speakers. war correspondent for News Week (Grandview dr. Mrs. Ed Jasper will have ration ‘points was advised by and Mrs. Paul H. Brown will discuss| js ample, corn. New officers of the club are Mrs.| melons. Second crops of carrots, JAL Y.W.C. A | [Cee | age. : can be a substitute for the head 8% 5:30 p. m. tomerrow in the gym- [eral hospital at Ft. Hatrison will be of canned and stored vegetables|] the minton and swimming classes on |mittee. — tain food freshness properly q \ \ ltherapy department for patients a three bushels of white potatoes;

been faced with the elemental prob- - hunger is unimpressed with the imgrooming upon which Americans inconsidered America as neurotic on are overtrained in these matters. manicures, permanent waves, lp-|,., 11.10 ideas of ownership over| po Apri musicale of Zeta and “Planning a Small Vegetable Gar-| per of the Forest Hills Garden club children know more than their par-| fraternity, will be held at 8 p. m, TOW: The hostess will be Mrs. is’ Mrs. M. N. Talbert of the NeoOf Red Cross Nevertheless, there are situations] New initiates of the organization | “Salud! A South American Jour-|Haute, was elected recording secrelall of us to set them free to build| Jean Miller, Gloria Monninger and [INGTON CATHOLIC WOMAN'S in March, Mrs, Frank Hoke, chair- is to lose the children. After a cer- Cambridge City, Miss Mary Vir- i Mitchell, Linton, southwest district, 6000 volunteers working in the 12' For their own sake as well as for Dorothy Jean Wilding of Cleveland, | MOTToW at the Irvington Methodist Prof. R. B. Hull, extension horNA report covering the first half prejudiced, but at least compromise 3 Spa ty . county agricultural agent, and Miss surgical dressings per day to army| Put your problems in a letter to Jane|! P- M. and Mrs, Elsa Pantzer will To Entertain She will be introduced by Mrs, |will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday at| Garden, Canning Program magazine and the Columbia Broad. Mr. Irwin. He suggested tomatoes, alumnae membe T of Sigma Alpha “Successful Use of the Family Gar-| He discouraged the planting by Brown, president; Mrs. Jasper, vice| peets and cabbage, he said, should A beginning archery cast snd o Another vegetable he recom- : : keep-flt gym class will begin this Art Laboratory | week at the Y. W. C. A. : New target equipment is ready for To Be Sponsored lettuce crops which the government nasium. The new gym elass will promoted by Mrs. Walter 8. GIrow,| o.oo necessary for each inlive : Mothers, see that your chil- TWIN terested in art. : two. bushels of apples; 10 pints of

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