Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1943 — Page 14
dinner
will be at 6 o'clock in the
guests will include members of the immediate families of the engaged
town guebts here for the wedding are Mrs. William and her daughter, Helen Katherine, Jeffersonville, and Lt. 1 Krueger, Louisville. '
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Sororities—
Mrs. Bowes
Miss Cioria Burk and Miss Virginia Snyder .
Notes About People
MISS VIRGINIA JONES will leave tomorrow for New York where her wedding to Midshipman Norman F. White Is to be read on Oct. 20. She will be ac- ! the prospective
White * will Jeave soon for New York to
attend their daughter's wedding and Mrs. White, who has been
visiting her “son for the past |
‘month, will remain in New York for the ceremony. ~ ® u Mrs. Walter R. Mayer and her sister, Mrs. C. A. MacDonald of Lake Harbour, Mich. are in Decatur, Ala. for a week's visit with the latter's son, Pvt. Donald MacDonald who is in the air corps training school at the Decatur field.
Return to New Mexico
LT. PAUL J. FOLTZ, army Alr corps, with Mrs, Foltz and their son, Joseph, have returned to Clovis, N. M., after visiting here with Lt. Foltz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Folts ss =» Mrs. Walter 8. Grow left yes- * terday for Peru where she 15 the house guest of Mrs. Edwin F. Miller. Mrs. Grow, art chairman of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, will speak tomorrow in. Peru. before. . the 11th district, today in Plymouth before the -13th district of the ‘federation.
Church Women To Meet Here
The executive committee of the _- Indiana Council of Church Women | will meet at the home of Mrs. J. H.
cers will be present,
The directors of the organization | ing of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror- |
will hold an all day meeting Oct. ity will be observed by the Indian-!
" |elected dean Mr. and Mrs. Vergil I. Jones |
To Entertain A. O. A. Unit
An all-day meeting and the an-| nouncing of new pledges claim the
attention of sorority groups. Psi chapter of ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA will have an all-day meeting and luncheon tomorrow at the {home of Mrs, Charles Bowes, Carmel.
Miss Esther Schmitt recently was of Eta chapter of IOTA TAU TAU legal sorority of the Indiana Law school.
Other officers
'Piteh photo Miss Schmitt 1, Agheraft,
treasurer, and Mrs. Garrett, historian. 7 : Miss Helen Wilde is rush captain for the coming year.
Theta chapter, DELTA SIGMA
|KKAPPA, has announced the pledg{ing of 10 women, They are Misses { Francis Shaffer, Helen Ferrer, Betty
Richards, Clayborna Stuck, Edna Selig, Affria Dixon, Berniece Roberts, Helen Rosebrock, Harriett Wetherald and Dolores Zahn.
social meeting tonight at the Hotel Lincoln, Mrs. A, E. Arthur will be the hostess. » 3
= ALPHA "PI"OMEGA will meet at’ [8 p. m. Thiirsday in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Mary Tinley will preside. New pledges to the sorority include Mesdames Perry Gilliland, Charles Fall, Ralph Carnine, Lawrence Henderson and William Raw.
lings. Others are Misses Ruby Shelton, Helen Bellamy, Jean Ogle and Mary Briers,
1 { | ‘The 73d anhiversary of the found-
20 at the Y. W. C. A. Bishop Fred |, jis alumnae at a dinner at 6:30
L. Dennis, president of the Indiana | Council of * Churches, will be the ™
speaker, Mrs. Smiley,
women's council, left yesterday to S attend a two-day meeting of the Taylor,
m. tomorrow in the Butler {university chapter house, 821 W.
ident of the Hampton dr, : | pres | Speakers will be Mesdames G.B. and Franklin rd. B. L. Curry, pro-| The Sisters of Providence of ST.
Jack Gulling, James A. gram chairman, will introduce th¢ AGNES’ academy will entertain the
‘are Miss Madge|
PHI DELTA BETA will have a|
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benefit bridge party this week.
Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Smiley, 4201 E. Michigan st. next! Fete Tomorrow. . | Tuesday.. Area chairmen and offi-
chapter of the INTERNATIONAL
Before 1.T.-8S.C.
Chapter; Party Booked
Local organizations will be busy with speakers’ meetings and a Mrs. John Thormburgh will speak tomorrow before the Mandalay
TRAVEL-STUDY club meeting at
the home of Mrs. Frank Boles, 4706 Winthrop ave,
Mrs. Boles and Mrs. M. B. McDonald will provide music. Assisting
the hostess will be Mesdames E, T. Marburger, E. D. Gamble, Arthur Wilson and H. M, Stitle.
Mrs. E CO. Rumpler will be the guest speaker at a wiener roast held at 8 p. m. tomorrow by the WARREN TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Askren, E. 21st st.
board -of directors of the United |Hogshire Jr, Harry E. Elliott and speaker. Council of Church Women -4n(E. M. Schofield, national president.
Buffalo.
: Republican Women Will Have Luncheon
" Homer Capehart will be the guest!
{Mrs. Alan W, Boyd will be chair-| | man, assisted by ‘Mrs. Grace Wat- | tkins, house mother. Mrs. John R.| Brayton will preside, and Mrs. | {Frederick Antibus will take res- | ervations. -
Assisting Miss Ruby Lohman, hostess chairman, will be Mesdames William L. Hurt, Samuel Montgom-
fery, Ray Strong, Marvin Schock,
Forrest L. Hackley and Ray 8 Carson. Mrs. Essie Perry and Mrs. E. Glen White will be in charge of the wiener roast and a social hour
used for the recreation fund of the Veterans’ hospital,
The John H. Holliday Jr. auxiliary of the AMERICAN LEGION Red Cross sewing and knitting group met today at the home of Mrs. M. L. Sutton, 3727 Carrollton ave.
{mothers of senior and junior stu|dents with a book review and tea
dents will be entertained Oct. 19. Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will give the reviews. The first will be “This Was Their Land” (Lloyd), and the second, “But Gently Day”
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Planning their own celebration of “My Daughter and I” day tomorrow, “Ginger” Clark, member of Girl Scout intermediate troop 115, and her mother, Mrs. Ralph N. Clark, 3917 Graceland ave, are shown making “nosebags” In which the Girl Scouts “tote” their lunches for outdoor picnics. Tomerrow’s observance will be a highlight of the Scouts’ current drive for leaders. Ginger, who is 10 years old, has been a Scout for more than two and onc-half years. She began as a Brownie. Her mother is a member of the organization committee of the Girl Scout council,
Girl Scouts
‘Wil FF Honor—— Mothers
Tomorrow has been designated “My Daughter and I" day by the Indianapolis Girl Scouts in connection with the Girl Scout leadership drive which opened yesterday. The purpose of the day is to honor mothers of active Girl Scouts at troop meetings or individually. Individuals are planning to honor thelr mothers by taking over some home task learned in Scout work. Mothers are being asked to assist the Girl Scout leaders by making their homes available for occasional meetings or by serving as chaperones. Speak Before P.-T. A. The organization held a “General's” day yesterday in honor of adults who are giving volunteer service in the organization, | Seven leaders will speak before P.-T. A, and church groups in connection with the drive. They ‘are
jon announced, as he had to. ntly, that the food ration could be
Rations Stil Tight
So rations are still tight and it still necessary to get every hit of the food that is
food ministry might to American house-
almost universal short-
Do, especially if you're an early riser, eat a substantial mid-morning snack of raw cabbage or grated carrot sandwich. : - Don’t eat a sandwich and ple for your mid-day meal, and don't eat at your work bench. You need the break.
Eat Hot Food
Do lunch at the canteen and eat something hot. This stretches ration points at home and gives. the housewife a relief from having to plan new sandwich fillings. Do eat at least three vegetables a day as long as they are available. Eat more pulses (the edible seeds of peas, beans and other similar
of your dried milk, especially in desserts.
Do serve thick vegetable soups at least once a day, preferably at
night. Do. include raw cabbage in your nightly salad since it has more vitamin C than lettuce. Eat more parsley and raw sprouts for the same reason. Remember vitamin C improves the complexion, puts a sparkle in your eye, preserves the figure and helps ward off infection, especially colds.
Poetry Clubs Hold Election
Miss June Winona Snyder was reelected president of the Indiana Federation of Poetry Clubs at the state convention held here recently. Other new officers are Mrs. Etta Knoll Kutchback, North Vernon, and Casper Butler, Kokomo, first and third vice presidents; Mrs. Hurley Lee Ragon, Lowell; Mrs, Ruth flliams Bright, Nashville; Mrs. burg, Tipton, directors;. Stewart Tilton, Kent-
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Will Honor Mrs. Fields
~ The 11th district to the American Legion auxiliary will have an informal reception at 8 p. m. Thursday in honor of Mrs. Ruth Fields, past president. : The reception will be at the home of the pew president, Mrs. William R. Bolen, 5739 Broadway. Mrs. Harry Lorber and Mrs. John A. Moore are general chairmen of arrangements, Those who will assist Mrs. Bolen are Mesdames Chester Smith, Harry Ridgeway and Charles E. McCoy. Serving in the dining room will be Mesdames Connie Taylor, John McCormack, Frank Collman and
* 18. W. Sedberry and Miss Mary E.
McCarty. District to Meet
Special guests in addition to Mrs. Fields will be Mrs. John Kundrat, department secretary, and Mrs. Esther Jay, department treasurer. The district meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the World War Memorial bldg. A board meeting at 7 p. m. will precede the general meeting. Mrs. Bolen has appointed the following committees: Mrs, Martin Colling, child- welfare: Mrs. James E. Ryan, girls’ school; Mrs, Carl C. Guthner and Mrs. Frank Woerner, boys’ ‘school; Mrs. Thomas Maley, community service, and Mrs. Russel A. Furr, constitution and bylaws. SE Other Appointments
Mrs. M. O. Fields, education of war orphans; Mis. Ralph Kiare, Toppy. MEE CP. UBrénnan; licity; Mrs. Max Norris, radio; Mrs. J. 8. Boyle, records; Mrs. John A. Noon; rehabilitation; Mrs. J. ©. Espie Jr., resolutions, and Mrs. Lorber, social clearing house. Mrs. Bertram Teepell, service sales; Mrs, Willard Thomas, employment; ‘Mrs. ‘Vivian Hughes, finance; Mrs. :Donald H. Smith, Knights town home; Mrs. Delbért QO. Wilmeth, legislative, and Mrs. Elmer Krueger, membership. Mrs. Clay Britton, music; Mrs. Louis Beldon, memorial; Mrs. Fred Ashby, national defense; Mrs. Harry K. Green, past presidents’ parley; Mrs. Carlos Morris, war activities; Mrs, Marian Gastineau, USO; Mrs. Ridgeway, “Sister Susie;” Mrs. Elmer Jester, civilian defense; Mrs. Clarence Parsons, Red Cross, and Mrs. W. O. Harper and Mrs. Frank Wellrick, telephone,
Mrs, Hahn to Leave For Washington
Mrs, E. May Hahn, national presidént of the American War Mothers, will leave tomorrow for Washington to assume the duties of the national office.
| Music willbe provided by Mrs Paul
officers elected by the student A es. They are: Senlors—Miss Johnson; Orleans,, president; A Ea, Sntianare Cormick, Nappanee, a
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chairman, and Miss' Martha Anna’ Bard, Corunna, representative.
secretary treasurer; Miss Johnson, La Porte, social chai and Miss Willette Penn, Ko representative. FL . Freshmen (March)--Miss Resh Miller, ‘Ladoga, = president; - Miss’ Margaret = Antrim, Indianapolis, vice president; Miss Mary Gregg) Bruner, Indianapolis, secretary treasurer; Miss Antoinette Smoljan, East Chicago, social chairman, and Miss Sally Land, Richmond, representative. ; Freshmen - (September) < Miss Elizabeth Dugger, Bloomfield: presie dent; Miss Barbara Kemp, "Indie anapolis, vice president; Miss Mare! tha Winklepleck, Freetown, sécrée’ tary; Miss Vivian Otte, Browns. town, treasurer, and ‘Miss Lotiise Sechler, St. Joe, representative”: |
Narrators Club
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Mrs. Albert C. Neff, 3462 N. Mee ridian st, will be hostess to the Narrators club at hér home at 8 Pp. m. tomorrow, Mrs. Kenneth Dotterer will read an original article, “The Home of Tomorrow.” be Mrs. Thomas Carlin will review “A Mingled Chime” .(Beecham), Duckwall and Mrs. Charles GQ. Fitch, ib Mrs. Thomas Wadelton, author of “Maggie, No Doubt,” will bea guest of the club, She will give Irish readings which will be recorded by the hostess. ,.Mrs, Walter Houppert will preside at the business meeting preceding the program. aatas xd
F oreign Palicy To Be Topic |
The executive committee of the Indiana League of Women Voters will discuss the activities of the local leagues in the field of fof eign policy at a. meeting Thursday in the Hotel Lincoln. The discussion will be led by Mrs. Leonard Smith, foreign policy leader of the National League, and Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Bloomington, § state foreign policy chairman. ; The league believes that the fear § of losing sovereignty is one of the ji hold-backs on the United States’ § participation in post-war co-opéra tion.
Mary E. Keever, Lawrence, social! |
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Miss Olive Inez Downing,| She will return to Indianapolis ; {to attend the state convention of the organization at the Severin hotel, Nov. 16 and 17.
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The WEDNESDAY APTERNOON telub will meet tomorrow in ‘the
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club rooms, 523% N. Belle Vieu pl. Special guests will include Mayor | and Mrs. Tyndall, Judge Dan V, White, Sherwood Blue, Otto Pettit, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mrs, Agnes | Evard will be Oct. 16 in the St. Todd, Stephen Fullen and Joseph|Joan of Arc Catholic church. Hillman,
There will be a covered dish tained for her this week-end with
luncheon. Mrs. Besse Herrmann
will sing, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway.
Shoe" shine
Pocket sized Fine pi Fine
' Boxed foods. pr
cos, assorted size ". Tobacco pouches: ..ii..,.. - Leather barracks scuffs for men Khaki handkerchiefs .......... : rin ilentifcation bracelets Insignia a onery |,
card holder,
Miss Mary Jane Baltz was the { honor guest at two parties recently. | Her marriage to Lt. John Edward
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| - Mrs. Raymond H. Fischer enter-
{a personal’ shower, and Mrs. {Thomas J, McDonough recently {gave a miscellaneous shower for her.
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OUR THIRD FLOOR CANTEEN SHOP is a pleasant place to shop. You can send gifts to Navy and Coast Guard personnel up to Nov. 1.
WAC or WAVE fitted walorprot kits. . —— "tastes antantontas $7.50 Outfitted bags for all branches of the
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MORIAL association will have a benefit card party at 1 p. m. Thursday at the Food Craft shop. Reservations may be made with K Mrs. Arthur Gage, general chairman, Mrs. Gage's committee includes
Mesdames Russell Vest, Myrtle Ar-
mel and Alice Hodges. Mrs. John W. Taggart is president of the organization, Proceeds from the party will be
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World War Memorial bldg. for a Riley program. : x Mrs. Homer W. Jones will give “The Prayer Perfect”; Mrs. William Howell will discuss “Hoosier Boy,” and Mrs. E. O. Snethen will read several of Riley's poems.
Mrs. Bowman’
To Give Shower
Mrs. Doyle Bowman, 5302 South. eastern ave, will entertain with a miscellaneous shower in her home Friday night in honor of Miss Janet Ruth
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Mail and phone orders filled promptly. - Li. S501.
Naval insi (Buus asswatnsionsantngs 1 packed to ship Nts TN to 3.87
man of the speakers’ bureau for the drive. :
Florence Campbell
Is Honor Guest
-A kitchen and linen shower and a dinner were given last night in honor of Miss Florence H. Campbell by Mrs. Edmund H. Stoy and Mrs. Oren H. Grant at Mrs. Grant's home, 314 W, 44th st. Guests were Mrs. John A, Campbell, Brazil, Ind.; Mesdames Clarence A. Jackson, Gail Hungerford, Marcia Dé¥Vie Campbell and Albert L. Marshall, Misses Susan Campbell, Ann Jackson, Dorothy
Daniel, Joan Hartley, Mary E. phreys, Hildreth W. Smith, Julia Sullivan and.Jane Ann Young.
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president of the women's patriotic conference on national defense. She will attend the advisory board meeting- of this group while in Washington.
Sings With Octet
Times Special HANOVER, Ind. Oct. 12.—Miss Billie Pollock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Drake, 2325 E. 66th st. has been selected to sing in a new girls’ octet at Hanover college. A senior at the college, she is a member of the choir and the symphony orchestra. She also belongs to Phi Mu sorority.
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