Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1943 — Page 16

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Current Events Club To Entertain Guests

A guest day meeting and a : y be 8 ¥’ IN VIEW OF anned by clubs for the near fu-| OPONS AT lat the club will be Nov. 31 with Plus Progressively. » store safely abo fess Shaan - =| The Women's guild of the - Zion fiMr. and Mrs. Horace t a8 pe nee experience may a the family. : “Mrs. T. R. Mead, 102 Penway, willl pyongelical and Reformed church chairmen. Mrs. Paul Kilby will be| The mint Re A Saath Bate home ;

in charge of the program. Richey advises. Appointments for

CURRENT : at 2 p. m. A musical program will | {be presented and Mrs. Hubert Jor{dan will give a book review. * whe Banana Republics” will be the theme for discussion at the 'INORTH SIDE STUDY club meety ling tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ho LW. T. Smith, ‘Morristown. — Mrs.}

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green | By MBS. WALTER FERGUSON ’ M 7S. Lux, M iss Sweeney to Give meet at the community house, Miss os =

dum eté and " with THE ARMY AND NAVY club ~| Clara — Alma’ Mdore Will be the Washington will not perm women; 4 . 3 . r leader. a : © do the front door. 1 eume| Parties Honoring Cornelia Welch; i | ow. |this is one of these fronbound mili-| = : : Mis. A M. Robinson, wil speak bt 1- neve h bridegroom's [tary rules not subject to change 1 e Fy : on the “Biography ot Gen. Dwight : Dever a [he bedegroam's iy le eine vines But av we Kathryn Hollis to Become Bride | msennower” tomorrow at a meeting a Ta fault. He k Jt is on the ludicrous side. ; of the SERVICE STUDY club at . ti way. At the th 5 fie 2 The spectacle of. Shower nofes and the announcements of an approaching wedding the home of Mrs. E. J. Katzenber- : : : _ to blame and the Pirst Lady and recent marriage are in today's bridal scene. ger, 345 Burbank rd. Members will z I've suffered He got a dive

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‘walking down the, Mrs. Thomas Lux will entertain with a Kitchen shower tonight at 8 respond to the roll with “Prominent alley ‘to the back o'clock at the hame of her mother, Mrs. C. W. Stenger, 3736 N. Merl. | Officers In the Present War.” entrance. ought 10 dian st. The party will-be-in honor of Miss Cornelia Welch whose mar- 7 move the generals riage. to Lt. Adolph Chrapla will take place in St. Joan of Are: Catholic a er and the admirals church Tuesday morning. ~~ = : + J BY Chey pl _out_of their cozy The guest list will - include Mrs. ’ . Lao Welch, motber or we riaew-| (rift Misses Alice” rr - Fo ER

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pect 10 find the| Theresa and Mary. Louise Keach, A 1 p.m. luncheon will be heid us : place dominated| Bernadette Sweeney, Mary Ann tomorrow by the APERIO club -at : ; 1 do to get him by a masculine Deery, Mary Ritchie, Evelyn Han- the home of Mrs. E. W. Cldusing, . } y : love him, that | : atmosphere, but{non and Catherine Fitzgerald and 5852 Lowell ave. Mrs. Gilbert] ® °o . anything but the such is not the case. Instead it's in-| Mrs. T. A. Lux. Forbes will present the program on } h | ® ter how. hard t ’ _ |fested with females, especially at| Miss Sweeney will give a linen “Russia's Five-Year Plan.” 3 oppin ; 11 1€C2 Starting over w in eo will |mesitimes. Their chatter echoes on|shower for Miss Welch Friday eve- : rt 28 Ta : Loe from a scratch, Combs, Ora the terrace and drowns all other ning at her home, 5601 Central ave. - “a : " hk Ta . Lo hw to do and woul — noises in the dining room. ....|She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs Schneider _— : Ha oe Dl 7 doing it. What in by way of the alley. Only the] The guests will be Mesdames Cat er re : . A Si or SE : a a Jordly male is allowed to cross the Welch, Russell C. Lilly and Thomas Will ; Discuss | oo sooner Re) Ee eu Joan Courtney and Katie Clark sacred front threshold. When ac-|Lux and Misses Ann Louise and * : - LoL rn Answer-—1" dot Carvel, Floyd Fults Peter companied by his wife or girl friend| Kathleen Welch, Theresa Keach, 3 : Se fs anything yo Naru, Bud Scott, Jerry "Daniel he, too, humbles himself, as befits| Deery, Fitzgérald, Hannon, Ritchie, Recent Books . : : “for your mista Warren Earle, Pred Lette Fritz (One Who consorts with the lowly virginia Breen and Frances Lapp. ; ; - : WAIL" 60 ‘Jong? : y feminine tribe, and is reduced .to . s = : od : Co. : reconciliation c , |the rank of a back door habitue. | jie Helen Hartinger became the The speaker Tuesday ai 4 J:18 ‘0 ° hi have sald so pil Riki lw ride of Thomas Downey Stevenson P- m. luncheon meeting of the ; : : s started divorce | ONE KINDLY - srmy- wife -ex-| yesterday. afternoon in a ceremony {ladies-of the Scottish Rite..willbe/.. FINLILRAN 8 : > is natiiral the plained the incredible situation by|at the home of her parents, 36 w. ‘Mrs Norman: L.- Schneider who will 2 L,NR ERR SS UERERER prised and in saying, “It's a man's club and I| Hampton dr. Dr. William Calvert| discuss “Books—the Nucleus of - A J TONEY ehange of attity think. they should “run -it- fo sult! Hartinger,” father “of the" “bridej ~~ ~~ ‘1 Warld “Thought.” The meeting will a lm tnt ah ; that it is strar themselves.” * | heard the VOWS. - | be at the Scottish Rite cathedral |: ; ; , : to conceal sinc Nobody will argue that point, but| After a wedding trip to Florida, Mrs. Schneider will report on 17 ’ : and remorse fo) {surely even.m plain country woman Mr. and Mrs, Stevenson will be at _ | recent books on the war and post- : . All you can may challenge the sense”of such &| home at 5701 N: Pennsylvania st. war plannings, including = seven| 0. eo. goriidirg __ Dote and tell I __ [regulation in times like these. | = ~~. “# w # "| biographies, four works of fiction, ‘ REN ~ 7 lke to see him CL The right of ‘mgt to ave Ene; “Miss Kathryn June Hols Will sw" 7 cod tires aolumerchmorid events ARAL einai ry. B ‘he will respond of Mrs 20d to keep women out of themicome the bride of Herbert F. Carey two recent books written by Wins- ERLE i ave, Ms, cannot be denied. But if they per- iy, o ceremony at 7:45 p. m. Satur- ton Churchill. - Se ¢ +--in you he may. Mrs. M mit women to eat and drink with|4,v The wedding will be in the |. Mrs. Louis W. Bruck, program .vitation and gi founders of the organi- them there, why slam the front | home of the bride-to-be’'s parents,| { +X : * | committee chairman, will introduce’ . 2 . to talk things De Aa -hanor guests at" J2 their faces? A | Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Hollis, 3111 N. YF » the speaker. TT friendly fashic 5 oN ‘ 1 wonder that army and. navy gytier ave... a : 0 i 3 i . + with an emotio a © | |wives and sweethearts have not re- | The prospective bridegroom is the - : > Musical’ Program : 2 : : be advisable. _ belied “at such uncourteous treat-|son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie, A program of music for the flute out on him o merit... Either men's. clubs . should panville, Til. Mrs. Donald R. Hollis, and oboe will be presented by im SRA Ihe Opp %8t| exclude women - altogether, or the| sister-in-law of the bride-to-be, and Misses Harriet and Ruth Peacock |" oer irr ri a . A by doing the a: E Attending | women should be treated as guests.| Raymond C. Meisel, Plainfield, will N of the Indianapolis Symphony or- : : When; and 1 PF be the couple's attendants. i Pons ; chestra., ; * pagal again, you may Dyckwall.| fies Reeves to Talk | Mrs Donald Hollis entertained 8305 RG Sah Mrs. Hugh D. Fatout is the chair- : itis by no means certain that the public # Bullt-up-an Hla program Mn 4 Nigh with a miscellaneous shower - last, : . man of decorations for the lunch- fully aware of he true’ conditions that have hardly i e i social chairman. will On ‘North Africa | night at her home, 5100 E. 38th st. One Size eon. Following the program the - Ty #6 Ul RAI ne you ro t mo by Mrs. Kenneth Dot-| “North Africa” will be the sub-| "ie johny included Mesdames| otis. ther and. Dab i Bia vi Pn he one prompted department stores’ throughout the you won Sings Mrs. Walter W. Houpe| ject of a talk by Miss Wilma Reeves| Harry Hollis, Warren Baker, Glenn mother and baby Aare cording to Mrs. W. Henry Rob-| ~~ lm trv to lier b of Christma "not lose your {of the public library tomorrow at &| Hefferman, Port Compton, James planned for<in today’s selection Of} or4s executive committee chair- nL coun ry urge ear r uying ristmas : meeting of the Irvington chapter, Clayton and Robert Tridle and| gift patterns. The clothing set man, reservations may be made at y . weer © « GAR JANE D. A. R., at the home of Mrs: A. N.| Misses Thelma Bennett, Virginialaxes care of babies of 1 year up!|the Scottish. Rite office in the gifts. : , - the article by 4 abe Stevens, 6157 E. St. Joseph st: | Burkholder, Pequetti Helton, Maryl up ooo cov of boudoir needs can| Cathedral before noon Saturday. | Signed _ Rerset Mrs. Prank Wehrel, 348 Burgess| The business meeting will: be at. Joan Casey and Bessie aschut wt hom The meeting will be open to wives, oo Sw know pr hy will be the hostess at 8 p. x 3 a. m. and the program will fol- be useful at home or en route. |. overs and’ daughters of Scottish : separa | ak a social meeting: of the noon luncheon. “Miss . nn» ; Pattern 8333 is in 1, 2, 3, 4 years. PELs. = : z : . d sorority. She will be assisted) Eunice Hoefgen will assist ihe host-| The wedding of Miss Elizabeth|Size 2 dress and romper, 2% yards Bite eae a Shett suse - The government has sof forth quite _olearly to the stores the The woman's Humfleet. jess. - Ann Hawhee and Irvin Robert|38 or 39-inch material, slip and : TT importance of urging the public te shop in November, as nearly as baby ee NA RAN ema ce | Wilkerson ‘was Friday at the home panties 2 yards. State’ Authors ’ - onl a - a 25 which would or aaa Ml of the Rev. F. A. Hayward, 262 N. Pattern 8305, 1 size, takes 2% : possible, for Christmas gifts. ~The Post Office department has chance to mar rt : __ {tll Temple ave. The couple is at home|yards 35 or 30-inch material. , . some other Wo Temple ave. The couple to Boe "por these atwractive pares send "| 0 Be (Guests emphasized that te assure delivery by Christmas all mailings must for the love of ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Hawhee, 1236 ‘16 ¢ents for each in coins, your . ] ; be completed b a he 10th grt of Smee oy Al E.-Ohio- st: The bridegroom is. the} lame, address, pattern numbers) o = w= gq eg °* ple y December ' i son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert §[und sizes wanted to The Indian- At Exhibit in - re trp emer oo . 14] | Wilkerson, 1304 Prospect st. Mr. and|apolis Times Patlern Service, 214 ; ; “ fi land Mm altred 1 Nash-wers the| W. Maryland st. Indianapolis: 9 gngiana women distinguished in : i a : 1 1 degroom , -{ Ind. > ‘ * 17 ampilp y MOP] Fos A oY i ; : / % = A orr Ww . . A gi in : Te ——— [thus you are helping Bring Victory \1ermoon at the book -and toy ex- that because of the tremendous quantity of last-minute Ege’ do 1 . - A = _ | hibit sponsored by the Indianapolis . mailin hristmas gi v3 ~~ justified in lea I i |! S A Scout Council Sorin Swine Hin pow, ie branch, American Association of g of Cc gifts to men and women SDEPacas n »: 4 she wanted tc ' Hl arma “Fashion,” just out. A copy is 26 Drivers Women, in Ayres’ audi-|- that as many as 25% of the recipients may not receive which 8 bol 3 , ] IVA t ’ : 1 . spa : : : i a ol Hears Reports. ene. The authors who have been in- their gifts until after December 25th. It was stressed would gain no At - Hd . : ; a vited are Kate Gambold Dyer, a : . ria refusing an a 1 | The recruiting of 118 leaders dur- Luncheon Friday Helen Bova Higgins, Mabel Leigh at the meeting that if mailings in the United States are the contrary 3 1 : Pd the n Brown agoner, ; : off from an EN f ing the recent Jesdeniiip orive is | Mrs. Prank Gatineau will be the Indianapolis; Louise oon delayed until December 10th or thereabouts the same might result i ' y ql Indianapolis ss. Friday at’ a luncheon for| Princeton; Laura Long, : . Fara ; ~ ’..¥ ! i 9 she Tndinapells nd Marion members of the Paul Coble ptet 38, Mine. Bell 773 Love, Combis situation may be repeated. The same deadline has, inci- ly and:4 yu oh J 10) 4 American uxiliary. Mes-| Jeanette Covert Nolan and Mi j : i 2 Tvouug J. Basenel J. dames J. 8. McBride, B. £ Kill and Mason Swain, Bloomingion: Porta dentally, been, designated for express shipments of i + = |Hlll meeting, appointed Mrs. Horace Me. ‘» alkyne wi assist-| Howe Sperry, Nashville; Augusta}. , —. - Christmas gifts. Lily ; La a > : Pll Clure as chairman of the nomiuat- Reuse: Stevenson, Patriot: Ann Weil, : A as [neem oo wc i a wme,_sne sie nn — 175 “wo battalions of Marines” were [5,154 smoch Sor weber Tp Bg Wed. [amie oe i.” a Ques cruited to form the nucleus of the [fll curle and Mra. James Foulke. Tne SE Mra: Murray Conner is the chait-| © In urging Christmas gift buying now it is not the nental Lo : iil| election will be held in January, An a. mittee_of . : af ral : oo t g Cg aii | Mich . exhibit, : : : purpese or the intention of retailers te ur . o were to be “good seamen, orf, he Sear” ens n Be ou Ty Tot cate na affairs so as to {fj commtiee. | Mothers of Scouts y Mmor—=huhr 10 a"! ! Raver? © th, advantage at sea.” pti Will Be Guests is imperative that gift-buying be done much earlier A—Here is only inducements offered were, “a + Use Your Turkey . ~ 4 i A aaa: ak . cheese biscuits eof action .. , six dollars pay per [i x | he Mathers olub of Boy Sehut] than ever in order that unnecessary drain on man- of sifted Tiour ( troop 7: have a luncheon meet- ; i ih ; ’ powder, 1 teas] ) Hie at pm. Friday at the home i power and womanpower may ‘be avoided. of grated che MARIN] hs = Mis, W. O. Teufel, 4044 N¢ Penn ral ’ ‘Singer tips, wo N > ‘ * A _. lvani ¢ - est PWS pp iatialneliiin Spee evtdnaniis . § ¢ : soe . : f un ALARINE, cons cr. QE Sl RS BE LLL of i tt a ar en EEE TS 16511 LODAY [fllo he turkey p's m be the speaker First on your gift list should be U. S. War Bonds or Stamps. Buy yigotousty, 10 N proudest fighting heri- [fills rich broth results. Serve part of e museurn -aeuvities of be oth a nL . 3 Lightly roll of a : 0) rath assoup. 1 ge _ the other gifts you intend to buy now—iu November! If they are . about X inch ‘air, on land, on the sea . . . en brown toast makes a de- : te be mailed or expressed out of town don't walt! Do ft early greased bakin : | ; 3 ji , i Gi wards ¥ 3 a wri mediately in ays in the beginning and | Io and don’t wait even for the December (0th deadline. A Stop B) for encounter. a : ; : i ; Saas by spoontuls marine be honored today 8 | = po pan to make past . .. for a glorious i Lis Ah a | 3 . @-Why'is TON / Peden ae , \ 7 Seafood and m A le ~~ It’s later than you think | A-This hs Gifts later chan you kt acy. Toe

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