Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1944 — Page 13

Contemporary Club Books Talk By Karl Robinson of New York

1 Charles

"KARL ROBINSON, NEW

guest speaker for the meeting of the Contemporary

club next Wednesday at 8:30

Memorial building.

Mr. Robinson will discuss

trate his lecture with colored films of his various trips “through the northern United States and along the Alcan highway. His talk will include a discussion of scenery along the highway and the story behind the highway's construction. oe LJ

» 8 Mrs. Paul Richey will entertain

Block's tearoom in honor of Miss Nancy Campbell who will become the bride of Aviation Cadet Theodore Englehart in’a ceremony late in April. ;

Miss Campbell Is Honored

MRS. HUGHES PATTEN and her daughter, Mrs, Samuel Steph enson Daily of Washington, entertained recently with a mother-

daughter luncheon in honor of Miss The bride-to-be is the daughter

Campbell and Mr. Englehart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira H.

Englehart of Brazil. :

J # J Miss Miriam Fatout, daughter of Mr. will have as her week-end guest, Miss Marjorie Walters of Beverley Hills, Cal. The girls are roommates at Western college in Oxford, O.

To Entertain for Musicale

MISS ELIZABETH STUART, Dayton, O., will be the guest this

week-end of Mrs. Montreau F. Hatt,

soloist appearing before the Matinee Musicale Friday afternoon. Miss Hatt will entertain with a dessert musicale at her home Sunday

in honor of Miss Hatt.

Following the program Friday afternoon Mrs. Hatt and Miss

Grace Hutchings will entertain the

of the musicale at a tea in Ayres’ auditorium.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Wallace, Mrs. Minnie Edenharter and

Mrs. Meta P. Lieber will compose the

night's meeting of the Portfolio club in the group's clubrooms in

the Fropylaeum.

Paul Hadléy will be the speaker for the evening and he has’

YORK, WILL BE THE p. m. in the World War

“Roads North” and illus-

# ” 2 with a luncheon Saturday in.

Campbell. of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lord

” and Mrs, Ray C. Fatout,

Miss Stuart will be the piano

officers and program chairman

supper committee for tomorrow

chosen as his subject, “Old Bottles—Old Rags—Old Iron.”

The Bridal Scene —

Miss Jean Lindstaedt to Entertain With Shower for Betty Ward; Mrs. Daniel James to Be Honored

The bridal scene today features the announcement of attendants

by a bride-to-be and shower notes. Miss Betty Jane Ward, whose

maids. The best man will be Robert

marriage to Cpl. Warren A. Seaborg will be April 2, has chosen Miss Kathryn Weaver as her maid of honor and Miss Betty Spikes of Chicago and Miss Jean Linstaedt for brides-

Cisne of South Bend and the ushers

Museum Lists Gifts Honoring Mr. Morgan

The Children's museum has received a number of gifts in memory of DeWitt 8. Morgan. The acces sions will be used to create lending cases to be circulated in the schoolrooms of the city schools, The gifts are from the board of directors of the Free Kindergarten society, the board of trustees of the museum and Herman C. Wolff. Other gifts in memory of Mr. Morgan have been designated for the museum's building fund. They are from the Parent-Teacher asso‘elations of schools 29, 44 and 45. One of the traveling cases will contain Chinesé materials, including fvory carvings by Chinese workmen.

Service Is Centralized

The Indianapolis Emergency DayCare Services, Inc, has announced that information concerning the care of children of working mothers may be obtained in room 513 of the Odd Fellow building, 11 N. Pennsylvania st. The centralization of this information has resultéd from the merging of the committees of the Indianapolis an Asylum Children’s bureau and the wartime daycare program. The three general classes of day

care available include: Private home

care for children under 2 years of

age, group care in established cen-

ters for children from 2 to 6 years

old, and group care operated by the public schools for children of school

N. Hawthorne lane.

will be John Graf and Arthur Schluter. Miss Linstaedt will give a linen shower for Miss Ward Friddy at her home,

An informal dinner for Miss Ward was given by Miss Virginia Caldwell recently at her home, 81

. - ” Mrs. Daniel James will be the honor guest Friday night at a bridal shower given by Mrs. Carl Hannebaum and Mrs James K. Summers at the former's home, 5749 Hardegan st,

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs Blanck of East Edgewood. ” "= Miss Mary Lou Weirick recently was the honor guest at a dinner and linen shower given by her moth-

Welrick home, 5041 E. New York st. Miss Weirick will become the bride of Pvt. Paul R. Wilson in a ceremony Saturday at Buckley fleld, Colo. # » . Mrs. Kenneth McClard will honor Mrs. Robert Edenfleld, the former Miss Virginia Berry, with a personal shower tonight at her home, 945 W. 35th st. Guests will be Mesdames Ralph Elrod, Vivian Elrod, Harold Gregory, Alma Berry, Clarence Logsdon, Hal Cox and Leo Elder and Misses Christine Bruckman, Della Gene Davis, Marjorie Brannon, Norma Noone, Naomi Sprinkle, Maxine Best, Dorothy Hewes, Phyllis Roberts and Gwen Hyndman,

See Safety Film

A safety film of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce was shown at a meeting of the school 16 Parent-Teacher association at 3:15 p. m. today. Music was provided by the Girl Reserves and a xylophone quartet under the direction

age,

of Miss Edna Phinney.

Before her marriage Jan. 22, Mrs. | James was Miss Mary Blanck,| Fred mitted to Mrs. Florence Rits, Liz-

er, Mrs. C. S. Weirick, at the! the delegates, general officers, chair-

Delta sorority who are serving on party the organization will sponsor (left to right) Misses Bernice Hauser.

Three members of the Butler university chapter of. Delta Delta

Anna Louise Rock, Marjorie Miliholland and

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committees for the benefit card Friday in Block’s auditorium are

Tri Deltas

Events

Will Aid China Relief

The members of the Butler university chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority will sponsor a card party for the benefit of Chinese war relief at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Block's auditorium. The local Tri Delta

alliance and Tri Psi, mothers’ sorority, are co-operating in planning the event. Miss Donna Budd and Miss Bernice Hauser will be the co-chairmen for the party. Other committees include Miss Jane Eberts, chairman, and Miss Dana DeWitt and Miss Betty Jo Morrison, properties, and Miss Marjorie Millholland, chairman, and Miss Delores Steinsberger and Miss Anna Louise Rock, tickets. Miss Joan Mohr, chairman of the prize committee, will be assisted by Miss Janice Baron and Miss Gretchen Edwards. The members of the alliance are making war stamp corsages which will be given as prizes. Miss Betty Krueger is the chairman of the alliance ticket committee, and Tri Psi members who will assist with ticket sales are Mesdames Paul S, Whipple, George Caleb Wright and R. C. Ralph.

Indiana Council Of Women Sets Convention

The annual convention of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women has been scheduled for ‘April 20 at the Hotel Lincoln. Offices which will be filled for two-year terms include president, four vice presidents, recording secretary, treasurer and historian. The nominating committee consists of one delegate from each member organization and the names of delegates have been sub-

ton. Member organizations may be represented at the convention by their presidents and three delegates and the voting body will consist of

men of standing committees and past state presidents. ;

Mrs. C. J. Finch, 2837 Ruckle st. is the chairman of resolutions.

Church Group Plans Pageant

the Defeated” (Eastman), will be presented by the young people of the Central Methodist church following a 6 p.m. dinner tomorrow night in the church dining room.

Virginia Stamm, Susan and Patricia

cis Manifold. Others are Norbert Matthews, Ralph Baumheckel, Bill Stephenson, Jack Carter, Jim Bash, Bob Cooper, Edmund Jung, Herbert

White, Don Steffy, Robert Lawrence and Edwin Staley.

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for

* Little Commandos

ON OUR FAMOUS FOURTH FLOOR

A Host of Little Army Toys for Little Soldiers!

Mayer and Company

March circle, St. Philip Neri

Missionary society, Garfleld Park

St. Hilda's guild, Christ Episcopal

Women's Assn, Memorial Presby-

An Easter pageant, “Triumph of| '§

Miss Margaret Galbraith has di-| = rected the production. Members of | & the cast are Misses Isabelle Remy,|

Abraham, Geraldine Bushfield, Rita | & Dyer, Sondra Wilson, Maxine Parker | = and Charlotte Mehl, and Mrs. Fran-| §

CHURCH GROUPS

Catholic. 5,to 7 p. m. today, At the hall, 535 Eastern. Spaghetti supper.

Baptist. 1 to 3 p. m. Thurs. Church.

11 a. m. Thurs. Church. Mrs.| Kenneth Pierson and Miss Alice Perrine, hostesses

terian. 1:30 p. m. today. Church. Board meeting 11 a. m. Installation of officers.

SORORITIES Alpha chap. Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Donald Felts, 812 N. Oxford, hostess. Rush party. is Kappa Beta Chi. 8:30 p. m. today. Mrs. W. A, Ray, 111 E. St. Clair, hostess. Rush party. Alpha chap, Omega Nu Tau 6:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Russell Wattleworth, 2036 N. Talbott, hostess. Social meeting.

Local Girls Serve With Red Cross

Miss Nelle Kathryn Kirkpatrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Kirkpatrick, 193¢ Shadeland dr. and Miss Kathryn A. Holtman are serving in England as American Red Cross staff assistants. Miss Holtman, a graduate of Butler university, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Holtman, 2626 E. Michigan st. Miss Kirkpatrick is a graduate of Indiana university.

Study Group Meets

The Parent-Teacher study group of school 16 held its last lesson with the home nursing course of the Red Cross recently at the Lauter Boys club. The meeting was followed by a covered dish luncheon.” Miss Eva MacDougall was the instructor,

To Give Review

The Association for Childhood Education will sponsor a book review at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the World War Memorial building. Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will review “Goodnight, Sweet Prince” (Fowler).

Bride |

Lt. and Mrs. Stuart Edgar Freeman are at home in Battle Creek, Mich., following their Jan. 22 wedding in Battle Creek. The bride was Miss Juanita Marjolaine Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hull, Columbus,

U.S. A—75 MM Mobile Action Gun, $1.50

Invasion = .

~ Barge, - $1.50

Ind. Mr. Freeman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Freeman, New

| To Organize i Bond Drive

State

Wednesday in Claypool

41 Hoosier grandmothers led by Mrs. Howard Carmichael, Indianapolis, grandmother of the two sons of Hoagy Carmichael, composer, will {gonduct a war bond campaign in

April and May. Eaéh county will select its oldest and youngest grandmothers, the

| grandmother with the greatest number of grandchildren and the grandmother who invests in the most bonds for her grandchilden. The four state winners will be honored at the end of the drive. The Grandmothers’ league, with chapters in each county, will be formed during a statewide meeting of the war finance committee's women's division next Wednesday noon at the Claypool hotel. Mrs. Carmichael will be. guest of honor. Others will be Miss Mabelle Blake, assistant director of the women’s division of the treasury department's war finance committee in Washington; Eugene C. Pulliam, state bond chairman, and Governor and Mrs. Schricker, Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, women’s bond chairman, will preside. Miss Lucile Calvert, dramatic instructor at Butler university, will direct a student pageant depicting typical grandmothers from pioneer days to the warworker of today. The league will be organized nationally with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and widely known grandmothers of stage and screen taking part in a coast-to-coast broadcast the: evening of April 10.

Candidates Are Named By A.W. V.S.

The members of the American Women's Voluntary Services will elect officers at their meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Columbia club. Miss Irene Boughton is the chairman of the nominating committee. Candidates for offices include: Miss Helen Haverstick, president; Miss Sally Butler, Miss Jessie Levy and Mrs. Elizabeth through third vice presidents; Mrs. Mary Drury and Miss Lu Ann Myers, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Miss Velma Hert, treasurer.

Misses

Schmidt, Dorothy Darling, Genevieve Brown, Dorothy MacMurphy and Hortense Hahn are candidates for positions on the board of directors. Other. members of thé nominating committee are Mrs, Evelyn Johnson, Mrs. Harriet Williams and Miss Laura Royce. Miss Levy will preside at tonight's meeting and the chairmen of committees and projects will make reports,

Zeta Beta Chi

Plans Initiation

Indiana Alpha chapter of Zeta Beta Chi sorority will hold initiation at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the The initiates will include Mesdames Imo Cunning-

ham, Rosemary Hesselgrave Patricia White, and Misses Gretchen Holman, Mary Sandy and Helen Louise Morrison. Mrs. Lucille Heizer will head the reception committee assisted by Miss Elizabeth Richardson and Miss Edna Mahr. The refreshment table will be in charge of Misses Helen Zink, Esther M. Schmitt and Mary| © Ellen McDaniel and Mrs. Dcrothy Duke. Miss Mary Ellen Coughlin will preside.

To Meet Tonight

Alpha Tau chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority, wil have a social meeting at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Edna Murphy, 4410 Carrollton ave.

Hotel Lincoln.

Plan

The Edelweiss Ladies society will have its monthly card party at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Southside

Turners’

Meeting Will Be

War Bond

Patrick, first

Ruth Hoover, Esther

Card Party

hall, 306 Prospect st.

and

Inter Libros Club To Hear Review

A book review, supper and busi

ness meetings are the Highlights in today's club calendar.

Mrs, Frank Bridges, 1100 Park

ave. will entertain members of the

i: | Zonta club at 4 p. m. Sunday. There

New York Dress institute photo.

Wartime Eating 2y ‘Meta Given

sized portions it is rather filling.

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MENUS FOR FRIDAY Breakfast Grapefruit juice (fresh).

Hot whole wheat cereal (% c. wheat

cereal, milk and sugar). Cinnamon toast (8 slices). Luncheon

maining from Thurs.).

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Cherry gelatine with bananas (1 pkg. cherry flavored gelatine, 2 bananas, serve with 1 c. chilled custard sauce). : ’ Dinner | Braised liver (1 1b. pork liver—2 red pts). § Parsley potatoes (12 lbs. potatoes). Creamed onions (2 Jb. small onions, 1%; c. white sauce). Lettuce wedges (small head lettuce, 1000 island dressing). Hard rolls (8 bought).

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will be a business meeting and supper followed by a program.

The guest speaker, Mrs. A, R.

Gillespie, will discuss “Folklore of Early Indians.” The hostess will be assisted by Miss Leah Spence and Miss Anna Carpenter.

The Inter Libros club will meet

at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Miss Kathleen Duerstock, 1026

Central ave. “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” (Smith) will be reviewed by Mrs, Jean Willard.

The “French of the Louisiana Bayou Country” will be the topic by Mrs. O. W. Cross before the Thursday Lyceum club tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Irving P. Blue, 4233 Boulevard pl.

Members of the North Side Study club will meet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. W. C. A. with Mrs, Fred Hallett as hostess. Mrs. B. A. Wilkins will discuss “The Bahama Islands.”

Mrs. W. C. Payne, 1309 N. Rural st., will be hostess to the Ladies Federal club tomorrow. Mrs. G. T. Sheehan and Mrs. W. L. Larch will

| be in charge of entertainment.

Sorority Meets

The members of Chi Phi Gamma {sorority held a business meeting

CHOCOLATE RICE PUDDING IS LIKE a good chocolate drink, it|jast night at the home of its presihas taste appeal served either warm or chilled. It belongs in a meal gent, Miss Grace Showengert, 1609 where the other foods are light, because when it is served in regulary New Jersey st. ’

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pour hot mixture over slightly beaten egg yolks. Return to top of double boiler and cook over the hot water for three minutes. Remove from heat, add butter and fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites immedistely, Serve warm or cold. ¢ to 6 servings.

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