Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1943 — Page 6

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1943)

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1. Recipe for a home town holiday interlude: Take two small boys; garnish with an old inner tube, and “dunk” repeatedly in a convenient

swimming pool.

with the formula at the Indianapolis Country club pool.

Robert Kirby (left) and James Curtis experiment

They are

the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. James

E. Curtis.

2. Among the Indianapolis residents who are finding their holiday fun “close to home” during this wartime summer are Mrs. G. R. Redding (left) and Mrs. Z. P. Owings, shown here in the I. C. C. locker

rooms before a round of golf,

3. Looking down the 18th fairway at the club. The Indianapolis Country club is considered the oldest in Indiana, having received its

charter from the state on June 4,

1891. During its 52 years, it has

played an important part in the social life of Indianapolis. 4. All set for a little table tennis—Mrs, C. Bruce MoConnell (left)

and Mrs. George H. Oburn,

5. The clubhouse overlooks the grounds on the Crawfordsville rd. four miles west of the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

6. Comparing their scores—Mrs. James E. Curtis (left) mother of the swimmer in picture 1, and Mrs. Henry E. Todd.

Kappa Alumnae Association To Open Membership Drive

A summer canvass of the 500 members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority living in or near Indianapolis will be begun Monday, according to Mrs. John W. Hillman, membership chairman of the Indianapolis alumnae association. Mrs. Hillman and Mrs. John R. Brayton, incoming

president of the association, outlined plans for the city-wide campaign to the 25 women on the membership committee. The campaign is opening now so the group will be ready to participate in the national fraternity’s wartime activities in September.

Report Aug. 6

The first report meeting of the committee will be at 2 p. m. Aug. 6 in the home of Mrs. Robert W. Clark. Delta chapter alumnae members from Indiana university who will contact alumnae will be Mrs. Richard Callane, chairman, Mesdames Gayle B. Wolfe and Miss Marjorie Little. Mrs. E. Mayer Maloney is chairman of the Butler university alumnae group from Mu chapter. Her committee will include Mesdames Samuel Privett, Frederick M. Antibus, Wayne E. Rhodes, Clyde E. Robinson and Walter Myers Jr, and Miss Patricia Stayton. Committee Personnal Chairman of the Iota alumnae of DePauw university will be Mrs, Conwell R. Smith assisted by Mesdames Silas Reagan, Robert W. Clark and Harry E. Elliott and Miss Jean Grumme. Mrs. Colby Van Westrum will head the group from Gamma Delta chapter, Purdue university. Assisting her will be Mesdames Bdward Little, James E. Jobes, Wayne M. Burns, James A. Hogshire Jr. and fick Turner Hil kad

are located in colleges outside Indiana will be contacted by Mrs. Francis M. Hughes, chairman, Mesdames ‘Paul M. Fifer, Herschel E. Davis and Ronald R. Scott. ‘

Virginia E. McKay

To Become Bride

Mrs. Adeline McKay of University Heights announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Virginia Eleanor, to William Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hines, 1424 Brunswick ave., Edgewood. The ceremony will be read at 8:30 p. m. Saturday, Aug. 21, in the University Heights United Brethren church. Miss McKay attended Indiana university. Mr. Hines, a graduate of Indiana, is attending the midshipmen's school at Northwestern university in Chicago and will regive his ensign’s commission Aug.

Victory Club Plans Public Card Party

A public card party will be sponsored by the One Idea Victory club at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Food Craft shop. :

Mrs. Myrtle Stemen, will be assisted by Mrs.

i] A pA N Sh mea a & Tau sala a

Organizations— Annual Picnic

To Be Held by Legion Group

Organizations have planned picnics and card parties for meetings in the near future, The Bruce P. Robison unit 133, AMERICAN LEGION auxiliary post, junior group and Sons of the Legion, will have its annual picnic at Ellenberger park tomorrow. Entertainment will include softball, horse shoes, tennis and swimming. An “early bird” membership drive will be conducted by Mrs. Walter Buenaman, unit membership chairman,

Mrs. William BE. McGuire, 839 Leland st, will entertain with a “brunch” at 11 a. m. Monday for members of the A. C. A. club, Guests may attend the afternoon program which has been arranged by Mrs. J. Francis Huffman. Mrs. McGuire is club president. During the year the club has donated $200 to the State Industrial School for the Blind; furnished a day room at Camp Atterbury; sold war stamps and bonds and worked at the ration board mailing center.

The annual picnic of Lambda chapter, OMEGA NU TAU sorority, will be at 7 p. m. Tuesday in River side park.

A card party will follow a busi ness meeting otf Catherine Merrill tent 9, DAUGHTERS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR, at 1:30 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly.

The auxiliary to the FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE will hold a card party at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Food Craft shop. Cochairmen will be Mrs, Oren Mangus and Miss Marie Hayes,

Group’s Picnic to Be At Mooresville

Members and: guests of Gamma chavter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, will have an annual picnic from 4 to 8 p. m, tomorrow ut Oldfield’s lodge, Mooresville. The committee in charge will in Bernard

Society—

Lt. Samuel S. Daily, Miss Claire Patten To Be Wed in Ceremony at Propylaesum

THE PROPYLAEUM will be the scene, at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon, of the wedding of Miss Claire Bite tles Patten and Lt. (j. g.) Samuel Stephenson Daily, U. S. N. R. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hughgs Patten and Lt. Daily is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oli Rush Daily, Evanston, ill. Dr. Logan Hall will officiate at an improvised altar before the fireplace. The mantel will be lighted by candles in brass holders. Water lilies, white gladioli and gardenias will form the mantelpiece and two panels of huckelberry foliage will hang on either side of the fireplace. In front of these will be white pedestals filled with mod= ern arrangements of magnolias, white asters, water lilies and gladioli. y Candelabra entwined with ivy and magnolia foliage will form the aisleway. The stairway also will be decorated with foliage

clusters. Mrs. Myra Clippinger will be the organist. » ” ” ” » 4

Entering with her father, the bride will wear a white tissue satin gown styled with a fitted basque shirred at the waistline; long sleeves, fitted and tapering into points over the hands, and a gored bouffant skirt extending into a train, Her fingertip veil of English illusion is attached to a cap of heirloom French net accented with trapunto embroidery. She wil! carry white water lilies and white antherium. » The bridesmaids will be Mrs. William M. Gilbreth, Delmar, N. Y., cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Alexander Malcolm McVie, Came= bridge, Mass. Their frocks will be of summer greeh marquisette made with romance necklines edged with frills of Valenciennes lace, three-quarter length sleeves and bouffant skirts accented h Valenciennes lace. Their bouquets will be of yellow water lilies, maiden hair fern and trailing ivy tied with pandnaus bows and they will have matching ivy crescents in their hair.

Couple Will Live in Cincinnati

GARRETT L. BERGEN, Wilmette, Ill., will be the best man and ushers will be William T. Reed, Northbrook, Ill.: Edwin M. Hadley Jr, Highland Park, Ill, and Lt. Richard R. Mallory, U. S. N. R., Indian Hill, Cincinnati. The bride's mother has chosen a gray chiffon dress and a core sage of rubrum lilies. Wearing rose crepe, the bridegroom's mother will have a corsage of gardenias. X Following a reception at the Propylaeum, the couple will jo for a wedding trip, the bride traveling in green shantung suit with geranium red accents, a red milan hat and black accessories. Her corsage will he of red geraniums and scented geranium leaves. The bride and bridegroom will be at home after Aug, 2 at GOW Thorndyke rd., Mariemont, Cincinnati. ® ” ” : u # ” Out-of-town. guests will be Mesdames Bergen, Hadley and Male lory; Mrs. Richard R. Daily, Evanston; Mr, Gilbreth, Delmar; Mr, and Mrs. Charles P. Wattles, South Bend; Thomas W. Irvin, Mr, and Mrs. Robinson Irvin and Mr. and Mrs. P, L. White, Oxford; Mrs. George H. Losey, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Russel] Handy, Greeng field; Mr, and Mrs. John Strauss, Cincinnati; Lt. and Mrs, A We rence Keenan, Milwaukee; Mrs. Raser Bittles, Miss Mary Bittles snd Mr. and Mrs. James Bittles, Greencastle, and Dr. and Mrs, D] © Patten and Mrs. Nolan W. Jessup, Mi rristown. : : e bride is a graduate of Rock ord college, k also attended DePauw university and is a SR ford, 1. [she Gamma sorority, PPa Lt. Daily attended Northwestern university fraterni

and is a member of Phi Delta The! ry

ty. He is stationed at