Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1943 — Page 14
Recently elected officers of the
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State Assembly Woman's club, Indianapolis branch, include (left to
right) Mrs. Russell J. Dean, recording secretary; Mrs. John W. Atherton, corresponding secretary; Mrs,
Clement T. Malan, vice president;
1. T.-S. C. Sets Installation Rite Thursday
Federation and chapter officers of the International Travel Study | Club, Inc. will be installed at serv-| ices scheduled for 8 p. m. Thursday in the assembly room of the Claypool hotel. Among federation officers to be installed are Mrs. M. B. Dunn, president; Mrs. George P. Ruth and Mrs. Albert Schillinger, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Virgil Celvin and Mrs. John M. Price, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Miss Jean Dunbar, treasurer. Others include Mrs. S. Donald Stroud, auditor; Mrs. John K. Wood, Artman council president, and Mus. | H. P. Willwerth, as a member of the board of directors.
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Rita Blanche Dougherty and Judith Ann Stuckey will lead the processional as flower girls. The pledge of allegiance to the flag will be led by Mrs. Herbert Rhein and Mrs. Carl Shup will give the invocation. ¥Y Mrs. Ruth Glover will present the Misses Betty ana Lucy Smith in a| muscial program. During the in-|} stallation ceremonies, special music will be provided by Mrs. M. B. McDonald. | The program will be supervised by Mrs. Fred Stucky, installation chairman, assisted by Mesdames!' Robert Flutro, Jack C. Thurston, Edwin G. Baker, William J. Betz, C. C. Williams and Miss Bess Lanham. . Mrs. Elmer Johnson, hospitality chairman, will be aided by Mesdames George Freers, C. O. Good-| ing, S. M. Mogab, Charles Judy,|
| adviser; Miss Lilhan Martin, finan-
Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett, treasurer, and Mrs. A. LeRoy Portteus, president.
Sororities— Delta Delta Delta Alliance Will Install Officers Tomorrow; Zeta Beta Chis Arrange Party
Installation of officers by a college alumnae group highlights activities arranged by sororities for the near future. Officers of the Indianapelis alliance of DELTA DELTA DELTA will be installed following a 5:30 p. m. dinner meeting tomorrow at the chapter house, 809 W. Hampton dr. Members of the Butler university active chapter wiil attend the dinner, ’ Mrs. Seward Baker will take
office as president; Mrs. Robert I. " — Boyer, vice president; Miss Lavon The B dal Scene Rice, treasurer; Mrs. L. E. Kincannon and Mrs. Robert Fohl, re- R. H. Worley, . - . Miss Frederick Are Married
cording and corresponding secre- {
taries; Mrs. D. A. C. Hill, Tridelt| correspondent, and Miss Narcie Pollitt; Panhellenic representative. Others to be installed are Mrs. Robert G. Renick, alumnae adviser; Miss Miriam Vollmer, scholarship Announcements of three May weddings are included in today’s bridal notes. A wedding ceremony for Miss Mary Jane Frederick of Jeffersonville and Cpl. Richard Haven Worley
cial adviser, and Mrs. Charles B. Stone, social adviser, < The Circle degree will be con-| ferred on eligible alumnae and 10 Butler seniors including the Misses
Ruth Recktenwall, Martha Brenner,
Ruth Cabalzen, Katherine Kouns, | Betty
Krueger, Jane Lewis, Jane Strickland, Mari Wagner, Ardath Weigler and Ethel Hull. | Mrs. James E. Allen is chairman of arrangements for the dinner as-| sisted by Mrs. Frederic I. Barrows and the
Misses Martha Foote, Marthana McWhir and Vollmer,
The alliance reports that total sales from sponsoring the sale of war stamp corsages at athletic events throughout the winter by Sub-Deb clubs amounted to $3727.20. All corsages were made by alliance members, headed by Miss Pollitt, | war service chairman,
Election of officers is on the agenda |
of Indianapolis was read by the Rev. J. Eugene Youngen May 11 at St. Luke's Evangelical and Reformed church in Jeffersonville. The bride’s mother and brother, Mrs. Mary Frederick and Graham Frederick, both of Jeffersonville, were the attendants. Cpl. Worley’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Worley, 22 N. Campbell ave. The couple is at home in Jeffersonville, Cpl. Worley, who was a student at Indiana university and a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, is stationed at the Jeffersonville quartermaster depot with the medical corps.
‘The marriage of Miss Marian Fisher and Pfc. Warren Wright,
Miss Gae Woddell and Miss Velma or gappa Xi chapter, PI OMICRON 20th of Indianapolis, took place
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national sorority, for its meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of
The Erin Isle chapter of the I. piss Mary Armstrong and Mrs | T.-S. C. will meet at 8 p. m. Friday| pauline Thompson; 1701 N. Illinois
Thursday at Great Bend, Kas. The Rev. J. S. Ploughe officiated. Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Reid of Indianapolis are the bride's parents,
at the home of Mrs. F. E. Ballew, Mrs. John K. Wood and Mrs. Denzil Washmuth will assist the hostess. A talk on “The Islands of Wake and Samoa” will be given by Mrs. Dorsey Dodd.
Park School Mothers to Meet Friday
John R. Caldow, headmaster of Park school, will speak Friday morn-| ing at the Park School Mothers’ association's last meeting of the seasbn. His subject will be “Park School in Wartime.”
and Pvt. Wright is the son of Mrs. {Laura Etta Wright, also of this city. Mrs, Wright attended the An informal party will be held by Wedding. members of Indiana Alpha chapter,| Attending the couple were Miss ZETA BETA CHI, at 7:30 o'clock Betty Banks of Hoinsington, Kas., tonight. Miss Lucille Larimore, 3nd Pfc. Floyd Kohring of the Great chapter president, will entertain the Bend army air base. The bridegroup at her home, 1050 W. 32d st. Soom also is stationed at the air Assistant hostesses will include P3se Mrs. Anna Fay Taylor, Mrs. Edward Keilman, Miss Helen Roell and Miss Gertrude Kremer,
Beta chapter, BETA CHI THETA, will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. \ ¢ Indianapolis.
Floyd Shingleton, The ceremony took place May 1 Members of Tau chapter, GAM-|in the First Presbyterian church at MA NU, will attend a “pitch-in”|Fresno, Cal, with the Rev. J. M. dinner at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. They | Ewing officiating. Sgt. and Mrs. will be entertained at the home of Boyd Carnahan of Fresno were the Mrs. Fern Dienhart, 25 N. Arling- Couple's attendants.
st. Mrs. Fred Ellison and Miss Dorothy Eller will assist the hostesses.
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Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Newman of Greenfield, formerly of Indianapolis, {announce the marriage of their (daughter, Helen, to Pvt. Paul Bus|sell, son of Mrs. Emma Bussell of
Following a “coffee” at 10 a. m. yin the home of the association president, Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm,| Present PAYS - 3225 N. Meridian st., 4 business ses-| - : 12. sion will be held at 10:30 a. m. To Pr esent 2 ays Final reports of the year will be| given by committee chairmen and sented by junior high school stua nominating committee Will pre-|yeni of school 2 at 8 p. m. tomorsent a slate of officers for election. | : . Members of the committee are YoW in the school. The plays, di- « Mrs. Harold B. West, chairman,{rected by Alberta Davidson, will be Mrs. A. L. Taggart Jr. and Mrs, W. staged under the auspices of the I. Longsworth. ischool’s Parent-Teacher association.
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Three one-act plays will be pre-|
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Mrs. Bussell is a member of Upsilon chapter of Psi Iota Xi sorority. The couple is at home at 1056 P. st., Fresno.
Honor Officers
The state president and first vice
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Annual Memorial Day Observance Will Be Held by D. A. R. Chapter
THE CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON chapter, D. A. R,, will hold its annual Memorial day observance at 9:30 a. m. Saturday in the George Rogers Clark segment of Monument circle. Miss Alta M. Roberts, chairman of the chapter's remembrance committee, will be
in charge. Other members of the committee are Miss Nelly Colfax Smith, vice chairman, and Mesdames Samuel Ashby, George H. Batchelor, Emma A. Bristow, Walter B. Crowe, Sidney J. Hatfield, Martha Kendall, George S. Rose, E. G. Shouse, Albert G. Small, Coral L. Swisher, Merle N. A. Walker and Joel Whitaker, Miss Ethel E. Crowe and Miss Florence Eva Dillan. Mrs. Howard J. Baumgartel, the chapter's chaplain, will be in charge of the annual memorial services at Crown Hill at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon. Assisting her will be the remembrance committee.
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The Tudor Hall Alumnae association will hold its annual meeting at 1 p. m. June 3 in the Marott hotel. Officers will be elected.
Miss Hosmer to Be Graduated
MISS BETTY LOUISE HOSMER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George ,H. Hosmer, is among seniors who are being graduated with honors from Radcliffe college this week. She will receive the degree of bachelor of arts cum laude at the school’s 60th annual commencement exercises tomorrow morning. She has served as advertising and business manager of the Radcliffe News, as secretary of the Classical club, as chairman of quadrangle activities and chairman of activities for her dormitory, Barnard hall. She was president of the dormitory this year and has been a member of the psychology committee, the Athletic association, the yearbook staff and the Radcliffe Choral society.
Sarah Lawrence Commencement Friday
TWO INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS will receive degrees in commencement ceremonies at Sarah Lawrence college, Bronxville, N. Y., this week. They are Miss Frances S. Bloch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bloch, and Miss Carol A. Noel, daughter of Mrs. Harry S. Noel. Thirty-four seniors will receive A. B. degrees at the commencement Friday and 80 sophomores will receive diplomas for completion of two years’ work. Commencement week activities will include performances of a student-written and produced musical review, “Mermaid Madness,” tomorrow and Thursday nights and Friday afternoon. At the final all-college meeting Thursday noon, athletic awards will be made and student officers for next year. introduced. Archibald MacLeish, librarian of congress, will be the speaker at the 15th annual commencement and Dr. Constance Warren, president of the college, will award the degrees and diplomas.
Six Are on Dean's List
THE DEAN'S LIST at Stephens college, Columbia, Mo., includes the names of Misses Rosemary Wilmeth, Helen Cusack, Joyce and Joan Smith, Betsy Rogers and Dorothy Fisher. The six Indiana girls are among the 179 students on the list which includes only those in the top 7 per cent of the student body, according to Dean Weldon P. Shofstall, who made the announcement. Miss Wilmeth is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth; Miss Cusack, of Mrs. Walter J. Cusack, and the Misses Smith, of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. C. E. Rogers of Columbus, Ind., is Miss Rogers’ father and Mrs. V. H. Fisher of Noblesville is the mother of Miss Fisher.
The War-Peace organization at Stephens has elected Miss Helen Whitehead, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. M, Whitehead, second vice president for the year 1943-44. Organized as an emergency division of the Civic association at the college, the organization serves as a clearing house for all war activities on the campus. Miss Whitehead will be in charge of all the residence hall W. P, O. chairmen.
Dr. Harry Nagle To Speak Tonight
Dr. - Harry Nagle, Americanism officer of the Irvington American Legion post, will be guest speaker at an 8 o'clock meeting of the Perry Township War Mothers’ club in the Edgewood school gymnasium tonight. Service men from Stout field and Boy Scouts of Southport will present a flag to the mothers. The club is furnishing a day room at Indiana Central college in University Heights.
Pan-Americana Club to End
Season
A dinner meeting at 6 p. m. Friday in the Y. W. C. A. will close the club season for La Junta Pan-Amer-icana. The club president, Enrique Garcia, will preside, Following the dinner there will be a program opening with “The Star Spangled Banner” directed by Mrs. H. B. Stitt with Miss Verna | Lowman as accompanist. A talk on Peru will be given by Rozier Oilar.! Mrs. Ines Samper and Robert Powell will present news articles on Peru and films of South America will be shown by Miss Norma | Koch, Mrs. Stitt will lead the singing of Spanish songs. Reservations for the dinner, which will be open to guests, may be made through tomorrow. The program committee includes Mesdames Charles Apostol, Nelda Paul and Arthur Cravens.
Dorothy Arnold To Get Degree
Miss Dorothy Leah Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas G.! Arnold, 1705 E. Minnesota st. will] be graduated from Ball State AM Teachers’ college]
Sunday. She is| vice president of
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conducted by Mrs. Roy Horne. Hostesses for the session will be Mesdames B. E. Gavin, John Horne, Eva Wright, Monterey Hobbs, Charles Trotter, A, A. Dunn, C. M. Aldag, Frank L. Thomas and Robert Shank.
CHAPTER F, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, will hold its May breakfast at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. C. S. Wheeler, 5678 Central ave. The program will include a convention report. Assisting Mrs. Wheeler as hostesses will be Mesdames Paul Kilby, Max Critchfield, A. B. Glick and Robert Hopkins.
Presentation of three papers will highlight of the founders’ day program of the ZETATHEA club when it meets tomorrow with Mrs. Charles E. Schwab, 2008 Park ave. The papers—“Story of the Penguins,” “American Personalities” and “Famous Naturalized Citizens” —will be presented by Mesdames A. C. Caldwell, A, J. Hueber and
[R. A. Butler.
Members of the HOME ECONOMICS club will tour John H. Holliday ‘Memoriai park tomorrow. Scott McCoy, park director, will meet with the group to direct the tour and serve as guest speaker. Club officers serving as hostesses will be Mrs. Fred W. Rassman, president; Mrs. George Goss, vice president; Mrs. Odin F. Wadleigh and Mrs. J. Allen Dawson, record-
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The Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior auxiliary recently chose its officers for the coming year. four shown here are (left to right) Mrs. Chester C. Schuetz, treasurer; Mrs. Mayburn F. Landgraf, presie dent; Miss Jane Leasure, recording secretary, and Mrs. Myers Whitaker, vice president. Mrs. Robert Eaglesfield, corresponding secretary.
Guest Day Meeting Is Scheduled By Wednesday Afternoon Club; P.E.O. Chapter Plans Breakfast
A May breakfast, a guest meeting and a founders’ day celebration are among events planned hy clubwomen for tomorrow. , : Guests will be entertained at the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON club's| Friday in Jordan hall. 2 p. m. meeting tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium. | speaker, will discuss “Present Day America” and Miss June Flagg will] sing, accompanied by Miss Betty Burcham. The Bible study will be |
Nursery Auxiliary Holds Annual Election
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Tea to Replace Annual Butler Open House
Prospective Butler university stue dents and their mothers will attend a tea given by the university Mothers’ council from 3 to 5 p, m, The tea O. S. Flick, guest | Will replace the annual university | open house this year. | A musical program will be pre=
| sented by the Misses Mary Marjorie | Smead, Jean Buschmann and My=
ing and corresponding secretaries; | oa Liverett, all members of Ale
Mrs. James Jay, treasurer,
, and| pha Chi Omega sorority. Mrs, Edward Raub, auditor,
Mrs. A. W. Buschmann is in
Mrs. Allen R. Stacy will entertain | charge of arrangements for the the INTER NOS club with a dessert event. Her assistants are Mesdames
: O. Ross, Silas Carr, Gino A. luncheon at noon tomorrow in her) : ' 1 rt home, 413¢ Rookwood ave. Follow-| Ratti and George Caleb Wright, all
ing, talks on “Alaska” and “Kab- members of the Mothers’ club; Miss loona” will be given by Dr. Edith | Martha Coddington, acting alumni
Davis and Mrs. Clarence White. secretary; Miss Leslie Shippey, ase sistant promotion director; Prof. L.,
+ A guest day musical program has | Gray Burdin, faculty chairman, and been arranged by the TWENTIETH | Dr. C. R. Maxam, registrar, CENTURY club of Greencastle for] The social committee, headed by its meeting tomorrow with Mrs.| Mrs. Paul Ulrich, will include all Sarah Wright. campus organization presidents and delegates. Mesdames George V.
Dr. C. A. McPheeters spoke yesterday on “Religion and Enduring Peace” before members of the PRESENT DAY club meeting at the home of Mrs. W. R. Foltz, 5402 N. Meridian st. Marimba selections were played by Miss Irene Harvey. The assistant hostess was Mrs. J. W. Atherton.
Legion Auxiliary Will Hold Election
Officers of the John H. Holliday Jr. post, American Legion auxiliary, will be elected following a noon luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger in Brendonwood. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Krueger will include Mesdames J. I. Sey=pert, Lloyd D. Claycombe and A. G. Dannin.
Underwood, Ross, Wright and Carr will pour. - Officers of the Mothers’ council will be installed at 2:30 p. m. They {are Mrs. Lynn Adams, president; | Mrs. Floyd Schorn, vice president; | Mrs, Dan Hackerd, treasurer and Mrs. William McGuire and Mrs Frank Koch, recording and corre sponding secretaries.
Sunshine Club Plans For May Breakfast
The annual May breakfast of the Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc. will be at 11:30 a. m. Thursday in Ayres’ tearoom. Mrs. John Connor, hostess, will be assisted by Mesdames W. R. Beck, A. J. Hueber, Harry McHale and W, B. Sequartz. A social hour will fole | low.
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president of the American War Mothers, Mrs. Mae Edwards of
Bloomington, guests of the Marion county chapter at a luncheon today in the SpinkArms hotel, Following, the two officers were to address chapter members at a 2 p. m. meeting in the World War Memorial bldg. Mrs. Edwards’ topic was to be the accomplishments of the state chapter in the past year and Mrs. Kelley was to speak on the future of the organization. Mrs. Kelley is a candidate for the state presidency. The Marion county chapter president, Mrs. Nellie W. Savage, was to preside at today’s sessions.
Sorority Dinner Members of Sigma chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority, will attend lan anniversary dinner at Catherine’s restaurant tonight.
Pi Phas to Meet Indiana Gamma alumnae of Pi Beta Phi sorority will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the home of Miss Doris Brown, 5538 Broadway.
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Logansport and Mrs. Fred Kelley of | were to be honor,
old has been a member of Sigma Alpha sorority and Pi Gamma 4 Mu, national honBISWA Pliole: orary fraternity. Miss Arnold 1p addition, she served as student director of the water ballet and was delegate to the Womeén’'s Athletic association convention at Wellesley college, Boston, Mass. Before going to Ball State, Miss Arnold was an honor student at Technical high school. She is an accomplished pianist.
Artist to Present Work to Atterbury
An illumined hymn, “Onward i Christian Soldiers,” will be presented by Miss Elizabeth Tremble, Indianapolis artist and a member of the National Association of Women, to a soldier from Camp Atterbury this evening in the Hotel Washington. Miss Tremble’s work is to be placed in the room at Camp At-| terbury sponsored by the associa-' tion.
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