Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1943 — Page 19

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The Bridal Scene— Miss Herman

To Be Guest At Shower

Two showers honoring brides-to-be appear in the bridal news. Miss Pam Valentine and Miss Mary Alice Miller will be the hostesses Sunday afternoon at a kitchen shower for Miss Dorothy Herman. Miss Hermans wedding to Lt. Junius K. Tremps, air corps reserve, will take place soon. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Herman, 4659 N. Hinesley ave. Lt. Tremps’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tremps of Centerville. The shower will be given at the Delta Delta Delta sorority house, 803 W. Hampton dr. Approximately

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Sodality Names

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F or Dance

Committees for the dance which the Blessed Virgin sodality of Sacred Heart church will sponsor next Wednesday night in Sacred Heart hall have been announced. Hostesses for the dance are the sodality officers — Misses Marie Lauck, Mary Jane Brackman, Mary Alice Koesters and Margaret Mur-

phy. . Miss Alma Faust is chairman in charge of arrangements and the subcommittees assisting her include: Checking — Miss Blanche Kirch, chairman, and Misses Rosemary Dietz, Kathleen Snodgrass, Mary Francis, Mary Kirch, Mary Louise Koerner, Lucille Kriner, Mary and Alma Kunkel, Martha Seyfried, Vernette Meyer, Elvira Staab and Mary Dolores Zahn.

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60 of Miss Herman's sorority sisters will attend. Out-of-town guests will be Mrs. Robert Wyatt, Plainfield, and Mrs. Tremps, Centerville. White gardenias and ivory tapers will be used in decoration.

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Poets to Hold Rendezvous

Mrs. Helen Baird LaMonte, Chicago poet who has recently had published a book of poems, will talk on “Mars With the Muses” at the Sunday afternoon meeting of the i | Poets’ Rendezvous, auxiliary of the 7/4 | Indiana Federation of Poetry Clubs. | The meeting will be held in Cropsey 7% | auditorium of the public library.

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Woman's Club Plans Luncheon

The St. Joan of Arc Woman's club

: will hold its annual spring luncheon

bridge at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday, May 25, at the Riviera club. Mrs, E. O. Marquette and Mrs. Francis Blackwell are co-chairmen. Miss Mary Louise Keach has charge of ticket sales, and Mrs. P. W. Zimmer will supervise the prizes. The newly-elected officers for the club are Mrs. Jacob Kiefer, president; Mrs. William Mooney Jr., vice president; Mrs. C. E. Mason, treasarer; Mrs. E. M. Curry, secretary, and Mrs. H. J. Baltes, financial secretary.

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Brookside Mothers

Plan Parent Social

The Brookside Mothers club of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten society will have a parent social meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Miss Margaret Shockney, kindergarten teacher and hostess for the evening, will hold kindergarten for the parents. She will be assisted by Mrs. Ann Endicett, Mrs. Eleanor Hipkiss and Mrs. Helen Edwards.

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