Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1943 — Page 16

MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER JOHNSON will entertain at 7:30 o'clock tonight at their home with a * bridal dinner honoring their son, Pvt. Nelson Gladding » Johnson, and his fiancee, Miss Mary Scott Morse. The ‘betrothed couple will be wed at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in

«the First Presbyterian church. ® The guests at the dinner will include Mr. and Mrs. Howard ‘Scott Morse, parents of the bride-to-be: Pvt. and Mrs, Eldon Peurce Sand Pvt. and Mrs. Homer Paulin, Camp Sibert, Ala.; Mrs. Noble Dean, Lt. Frederick Holliday Jr, Ward Hackelman, ‘David Smith, Walter Milliken, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Polk Morse, Misses Susanah, Jameson; Patricia Eaglesfield, Mary Johnson, Carolyn Culp and Jane Johnston and Russell Ryan Jr. Mrs. Daniel Morse and Miss

Mis | tongunn. me wedang wil ve || horne Rooms’ gliowed by a reception in the | Woodstock club. To Be Shown At Herron

Atwaters Plan Dinner A BRIDAL DINNER honoring Miss Mary Elizabeth Atwater and Lt. (jg) Charles L. Smith will be given by the bride-to-be's parents, The unpacking and assembling of | Dr. and Mrs. Carleton W. Atwater, 45 via po Ward Thorne's at § o'clock tonight at the Merid- | 0 i00ire rooms began yesterday at the John Herron Art museum. | | The exhibit, which will be shown | from Jan. 1 to Feb. 27 at the museum, will include the models of 15]

ian Hills Country club. The wedding of Miss Atwater English, 12 French and 2 early Ger-| man rooms and the sanctuary and |

and Lt. Smith will be read at 8 p. m. Friday in the First Baptist first bay of an early English Roman Catholic church.

church by Dr. Atwater, Among the guests at the dinner Mrs. Blanche W. Sudlow. who has been curator of the exhibit for the

will be the prospective bridegroom's parents, = Mr. and Mrs. last five years, will be the speaker | Jan. 2, at the first in a series of |

Charles smith, and Miss Atwater's brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. John 8. Atwater of Rochester, Minn, Dr. Atwater will give Yo no TM s, gallery talks on the rooms. The lec- | . tures will be given in the museum | auditorium each Sunday while the | exhibit is here. { Part of 97 The rooms are part of a collection |

of honor. Additional Guests of 97 given to the Art Institute of | Chicago in 1941 by Mrs, Thorne, a

MISS HARRIETT SMITH, sister of the prospective bridegroom and bridesmaid, and Mary Elizabeth Jones, flower girl will be ad- : . [Chicago resident. They were deditional guests at the brigal din signed to give an authentic picture of different periods in the history of the architecture of America, England, France, Italy and Germany,

ner. Others will include Mesdames .Earl Howe Jones, E. R. Spencer | Begun in 1934 theye were finished early in 1940. They have been shown | at both the San Francisco exposi-.

and Grace Carter, Miss Nellie Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Harlan Tyner, . | tion. and the New York world's fair | {and the 30 rooms to be exhibited |

Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Motley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Thomas Conley and Dr, Frederick Norwood. Dr. Tyner will be the hest man here have just arrived from Cleve- | and the ushers will be Messrs, land. Wilson, Motley and Conley and Dr. Norwood. Lt Smith arrived yesterday from Key West, Fla. | where he is stationed as a chap-

lain in the U. 8. naval reserve, ‘Norma List

Miss Bowler Engaged To Be Wed

The engagement of Miss Lois Bowler to Bernard Vonnegut has The North Baptist church will be the scene at 5:30 o'clock this aft-|

been announced by Miss Bowler's ernoon of the marriage ‘of Miss

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W, Bowler, New York. Norma Deane List and Henderson | B. Wakeman,

~ Mr. Vonnegut is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Kurt Vonnegut, Williams Creek. Miss Bowler attended Col- , by Junior college and was gradu- The bride is the daughter of Mr, ated from the Nursery Training |and Mrs. G. E. List, 5260 N. Tacoma | school in Boston. Mr. Vonnegut ave, and Mr. Wakeman is the son attended Park school and is a -

(J Members of the Indianapolis safety contest committee are illustrating the best way NOT to do things around the house, Mrs. Vincent T, Adams, representing the Girl Scouts, demonstrates what might happen when one isn't careful in descending

| the stairs,

Falls accounted for the greatest number of home atcidents last year. The Camp Firf Girly’ representative, Mrs. Kenneth Lemons, shows the kind of “ladder” not to use in the kitchen. How not te leave an iron when interrupted is demonstrated by Mrs. Harold Ochsner, P.-T. A. representative, Burns were the second leading of causes of last year's accidents,

BY JANE LEWIS

INDIANAPOLIS HOUSEWIVES have declared war, The enemy is home accidents— the cause of more than 30,000 deaths in this country last year. The first battle was staged this

| morning when 8000 women, armed | with pencils

and home safety charls, made a complete check on

| their homes from attic to base-

ment in search of home hazards. The campaign is a part of thé reduce-accidents program in the home safety engineering contest sponsored by the safety division of the Indianapolis Chamber o Commerce. “ The contest army is composed of representatives of 177 women's

organizations, each with its own general--a contest chairman. - » » ~ THE RULES OF the contest are simple. Each woman checks her home against the chart for such hazards as stairs in poor condition, small “skiddy” rugs or furniture that invites stumbling. There are 40 questions in all, At the close of the contest in April, the women will check their homes again to note-any improvements. If an accident—one that requires the physician's attention or results in loss of time from a regular occupation—occurs during this period, it must be reported to the contest chairman and her score will be decreased accordingly.

THE LOCAL CONTEST is the first of its kind and since the origin of the idea it has heen adopted by safety councils in two other cities. Impetus was given to the drive by the fact that, in addition to the fatality toll last year, it is estimated home accidents injured 4,500,000 persons and in the first six months of 1943 such accidents had increased 4 per cent,

» » »n THERE WERE 1129 home accident fatalities in Indiana alone last year, 327 of which were in Indianapolis. The major percentage is attributed to falls with burns claiming second place. Local hospitals report treatment of more home than trafic inJuries,

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2 j= Final contest reports will be’ judged first by the contest committee composed of 15 members representing local service organizations and then by a committee of three judges who will be announced later, The awards—two $25 war bonds —will be presented at a banquet in May. One will go to a group having more than 75 members

and one to an organization con-

taining less than 75 members. Individuals records will receive certificates of merit. But the ultimate goal in the war on hazards is more than the contest awards; it is the lessening

of casualties on the home front.

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Luncheon Narrators to Meet With Mrs. C. G. Fitch

The Christmas theme will pre-|= dominate in programs for club} meetings scheduled for today and Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth will fell , Christmas story at a meeting of the INDIANAPOLIS PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB, INC, at 12:30 p. m.-Monday at the home of Mrs.

s Oct. 11 In the ollowed " A ceremony will be folig bY | Broadway Baptist church united Miss Dolores Chatham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chatham, and Pfe. Marvin D. Field Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Field.. Pfc. Field is stationed at Camp Livingston, La.

dr. th The luncheon a party and the members will exchange gifts. Mrs. Scott will be assisted by Mesdames Charles PF.

Tinney, H. R. Davis, J. B. Carr, Cecil P. Clark, Thomas C. Polk and Ernest Spickelmier.

2p ie Phi Kappa Phi Schwindt and Walter Dunn will be |

hostesses for the annual parents’ ("h yyges Eleven

Christmas party of the BROOKSIDE MOTHERS’ club. The meet-

ing will be at 8 p. m. Friday « Butler Coeds

the Brookside kindergarten.

Mrs. F. E Spindel has arranged | Eleven Butler university coeds la program for the NARRATORS | have been elected to membership |club Christmas party which will be in Phi Kappa Phi, national honor'held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Ary scholastic society, according to home of Mrs. Charles G. Pitch, |Miss Faye Cantrall, secretary of 13454 N. Meridian st. { the Butler chapter. The program will include a talk,/ The new members are Misses “The Romance of Bells” by Mrs. Mary Louise Chappell, Christina Fitch who also will display her bell Jean Cherpas, Wilma Grabhorn, collection. An original play will be Mary Jane Hovermale, Ruth read by Mrs. Earl Myer, “Who Are Krampe, Dorothy Newgent, Helen God's Christmas Trees?” Mrs. Noffke, Betty Power, Mary MarFitch and Mrs. Paul Duckwall will grette Schortemeier, Virginia Skid. provide the music. 3 !more and Mary Marjorie Smead. Special guests for the meelng| ynitigtion will be held in May, jeu be Mesdames Milton Campbell, prempbers are elected by the faculty Ralph Chappell, Morton Duckwall,' 40, students in the upper 10th

{Lawrence Greenley, Walter 3TOW, of the senior class, A second group Martha Karns, Norman Schneider. wi) "po chosen in March, Miss

E. E. Voyles and Henry Warrum and cantrall reports. . Miss Hazel Van Dyke.

The QUINCY club will hold open Story- A-Month Club house from 2 until 5 p. m. Sunday ai ay To Hold Discussion

for members and guests at the home of Mrs. Etta Hall, 2025 N. New der-| “Fiction Can Be Mined From Facts” will be the subject for dis

sey st, The Christmas party of the Neth- cussion at a meeting of the Story. {erlands chapter, INTERNATIONAL A-Month club at 7:30 p. m. today | TRAVEL-STUDY club, will be held in the auditorium of the Rauh [tonight at the home of Mrs. Karl Memorial library. | Klemm, 2528 N. Harding st. - The 'Mrs. | program will feature a talk on preside and stories - written by | Libya by Mrs. Paul Collins, a gift members will be read and discussed. | exchange and the singing of carols. The public thay attend the meeting.

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Fred Myers Will Speak At Luncheon

Fred Myers, national executive director of Russian War Relief, Inc. will be the speaker at the. first meeting of the state committee of the organization at noon tomorrow in the Columbia club. Bishop Richard A. Kirchhoffer is the chairman of the Indiana committee and Mrs. J. E. P. Holland, Bloomington, is the vice chairman. Col. Everett Gardner, chairman of the Indianapolis ‘committee, will be in charge of the luncheon arrangements. He will be assisted by "Mesdames Hugh A. Barnhart, Alfred Mirovitch Snethen,

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of Mr. and Mrs. E. €. Wakeman of | Birmingham, Ala, | { The vows will ‘be heard by Rev. Harold Ranes. Floyd Mahan, | ! | pianist, will play the wedding music ‘ t {and Miss June Hartzell will sing. | ['o.Dona c To 7S Plan Wedding Trip : vs ) ' |" Entering on the arm of her fa- . . ther, the ‘bride will -wear a powder F or Libraries blue street-length dress, brown ac-| - | cessories and a corsage of gardenias. { The bride's sister, Miss Dorothy List, The Gamma alumnae of Kappa land Miss Marian Hartzell will be AlPha Theta sorority will meet at | bridesmaids. Miss List will have 6:30 p. m. Friday in the Butler a gold frock with brown accessories university chapter house for a and Miss Hartzell will be in brown . with matching accessories. Both will covered dish supper. The hostesses have yellow rose corsages. will be Mesdames Edward Smith, | Robert Butler will be the best man Walter Krull, Dale Hodges .and {and the ushers will include. Robert Wendell Barrett. | PAiHIDE ane Eugent List, brother of | Members attending the party will The couple will leave on a wed- Dring old or new toys for toy ding trip after the ceremony, {lending libraries. There will be a mete ~ | short Christmas program and Mrs. Vesper Service | Rosalee Spong will lead the group ! in singing carols. |

The annual vesper service of Mrs. Hodges will read a letter

school 72 will be held at 2:10 p.-m.|

and Wiliam P. priday. A business session will pre- trom a soldier who recently visited Tri Delta chorus will sing carols. verse, Oscar Rahe, D. R. Foster and

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installed are Mrs. Georgia Han-| shew, vice president; Mrs. Bonnie | Faulk and Miss Bertha Weindel,. recording and corresponding sec-| retaries; Mrs. Marjorie Steele,’ treasurer, and Miss Honora Mc-| Evilly, chaplain, | A Christmas party and a gift exchange will follow the instailation services.

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Tri Psi Annual Christmas Tea To Be Held Friday at Butler; Phi Mu Alumnae Will Meet

Features in today's sorority news, in addition to a round of Christmas | }[78, Oakes Hostess | parties and gift exchanges, are a Christmas tea, an initiation service | | and the installation of officers. Mrs. W. D. Oakes, 5150 WashingThe Alpha chapter of PSI.PSI PSI will have its annual Christmas| ton blvd, will be hostess for a tea at 2 p, m. Friday at the Delta Delta Delta chapter house of Butler | Christmas party for members of the university. Mrs. George Caleb Wright and Mrs. E. D. Tenbrook, presi- | Thursday Lyceum club tomorrow. dent ang yi presiders of the el Mrs L.C Fa will review “The ganization, will preside at the tea will be given to the Wheeler Rescue |. «= " [7 wide) and Mrs. table. !mission. Included among the | ‘PPY R. Blue will play the a A) The. Christmas program will fea- guests will be Mesdames M. O.' TE music. There will be & ture music by Mrs. Paul Whipple Ross, Helen Parry Fitzgerald and handkerchief exchange and Mrs. B. J. Richards and the James Putnam, in reading of “David's Star of Bethle- | Mrs. Clyde Parsons will be the . i hem” (Parmenter) by Miss Mara- chairman of arrangements. She To Eleet Officer lyn Baker, Miss Marilyn Hooley will will be assisted by Mesdames C. R.| play marimba selections and the Greene, Carl B. Shafer, Mabel Con- | we aificers of the Jaret, Ada eb | morrow evening at the home of Mrs.

| William Lich, 905 N. Riley ave. The Christmas meeting of the Members will play euchre ‘following

Indianapolis ‘alumnae of PHI Mu | the business meeting.

{will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight ‘at the home of Mrs. W. C. Shan-|’ non, 3645 Forest Manor ave. Mrs. {Maurice Pickett, Mrs, Pred D.| {Lowell and Miss Sarah Henning will assist the hostess. :

The annual Christmas party for | members of «the Epsilon chapter, F4 EPSILON SIGMA’ ALPHA, will be { held tomorrow evening in the so- | rority's clubrooms in the Raub building. Miss Opal Hedrick will present a short program following a dinner. There will be a gilt exchange for |donmbon and the annual Christmas

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:| donation of the group will be given | Bau ‘to the Stout field hospital. te Mesdames Harley Griggs, Nokle Wood and Virgil Childress are in tharge of the arrangements.

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