Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1944 — Page 14

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At Organiza

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~ Junior League Names Five Officers

tion's Annual Meeting

MRS. JOHN E. HOLLETT JR. was elected president of the Junior League of Indianapolis yesterday at the organization’s annual meeting in the John Herron Art

museum. Others named were Mrs. president; Mrs. Elizabeth W. corresponding and recording bert F. Call, treasurer. 2

William H. Wemmer, vice Pier and Mrs. James Rose, secretaries, and Mrs. Hero

Mrs. Edwin McNally will entertain with a spinster dinner

tomorrow night at Nancy Campbell, who will become

Following the dinner the guests tournament at the McNally home.

Hazlewood, Cleveland, who will be the matron of honor for her

the Woodstock“club in honor of her niece, Miss the bride of Lt. Theodore Engle-

bart in & ceremony Saturday in the club.

will participate in a table tennis The guests will be Mrs. Jackson

sister, and the girls who will assist at the reception following the wedding—Mrs. John L. Davis, Misses Anne Shaw Davis, Barbara Noel, Margaret Wohigemuth, Jane Leasure and Elizabeth Kiger,

Symphony Group Lists Volunteers MRS. T. VICTOR KEENE, chairman of ‘season tickets for the Incianapolis Symphony orchestra, has chosen a group of volunteers to assist her in notifying last season's ticket holders that their seat locations will be held until May 15. The group includes Mesdames Lindon A. Bailey, Henry T. Benham, John R. Brayton, H. L. Chaney, H. B. Coldwell, Victor Deitch, Donald Drake, William Herbert Gibbs, Fletcher Hodges, Robert

Hunt, Albert M. Losche, William H. Sale, Emest M. Sellers, John E. Stuart Wilson.

Pearl, Paul J. Richardt, Fred K. Storer Jr. Bliss B. Wells and

Cum Laude Society to Initiate THE TUDOR HALL Cum Laude society, national honorary organization, will {initiate five underclassmen and two honorary . members tomorrow afternoon at the school. The new initiates will be Misses Shirley Amos, Marjorie Bain, Lucia Brown, Emily Flickinger and Marjorie Kroéger. Two others are Mrs. Gladys. Banes McColgin, a member of the school faculty, and Miss Mildred Milliken, an alumna who recently was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Smith college. The ceremony will be conducted by Miss I. Hilda Stewart and Miss Hazel D. McKee, president and secretary of the Tudor Hall chapter. A. L. Young will speak on “Life in the Orient” following

the services.

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Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell will present a violin “recital at a meeting of the Portfolio club tomorrow night in the group's clubrooms in the Propylaeum. Mrs. Ramona Wilson Kuemmick will be

her accompanist.

The members of the supper committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Hollingsworth, Mrs. William Forsyth and Paul Hadley.

“Church Group Will Hold

All-Day Session

Ibe Mesdames Carl A. Pike, Lee {Huber and Gentry A. Haun. Section Leaders The newly elected leaders of the section groups are Mrs. Huber, one; iMrs. Henry G. Hoss, two; Mrs. {Carl J. Iserloth, three, and Mrs.

The Women’s Society of the| Norman Hunt, four. Section five will

Meridian ~~ Heights church will hold its first all-day

Presbyterian | select its chairman this month.

Mrs. Ralph J. Hudelson- has ar-

meeting of the mew church year ranged the afternoon program for

tomorrow at the church. The executive committee will meet at 9:30 a. m, and discussion "sections will meet at 10:30 4. m. The discussion topic for the next three months will. be “Being a Christian in Indiana.” Mrs, Gilbert Forbes will be the leader for the series and participants in Thursday's discussion of “The Christian Community” will

tomorrow. Mrs. Philip S. Hilde-

brand will lead the devotions and David Lewis will speak on ‘“Beginnings of Indiana.” Luncheon reservations may be made with Mrs. Willlam P. Culver, Committee chairmen for the year iare Mrs. Hudelson, program; Mrs. {Paul L. Dressel, music; Mrs. James |G. Murray, sewing; Mrs. William {H. McKitrick, U. 8. 0, and Mrs, 'John™*A. Cejnar, publicity.

“Bridegrooms

AT LEAST HALF of this year's bridegrooms will be in uniform, and that means somewhere near 850,000 of them—the 1943 total. This estimate is made by Mrs. Alexandra Potts, director of merchandising and ‘rese arch for Bride's magazine, who will be at Block's Friday and Saturday to conduct a bridal clinic for the store. Since so many bridegrooms are servicemen, Mrs. Potts says the biggest problem facing them and their brides is

“arriving at the Mrs. Potts same place at the same time to HAVE a wedding.”

With so many ceremonies to be fitted into unexpected furloughs, weddings must be “arranged on the spot.” It is to answer the many questions on weddings in wartime that the bridal clinic will be held with the co-operation. of Block's bridal bureau. :

s = 8 SURVEYS MADE by Bride's magazine show that the service-man-bridegroom is “a thorough sentimentalist, insisting that his bride look the part and provide him with the memory of a true bride to take to the wars.” “This,” Mrs. Potts reports, “is a radical departure from the ‘little suit’ weddings which held the popularity record in the early days of the war. Short-order army post and navy base weddings are planned with many peace-time trappings . . . including favorite bridal airs and fresh flowers.” During the two-day clinic bridal and trousseau fashions for marriage in haste and leisure will be previewed, These will cover wedding outfits for all types and ages; flexible trousseau for every part of the country, and packable traveling clothes. A highlight of the clinic will be a showing of bridal styles at 2:30 p. m, Saturday in the store's auditorium,

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- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Are Sentimentalists’

Fresh flowers, not only in their bouquets but also in their head-

dresses, accent the period-type charm of the bride's and attendants gowns. Starched marquisette is used for bo. frocks, bridal white

for one, blush pink for the other.

The bridal dress has ruffles over

the shoulders, on skirt and train, while self-fabric ruching trims the

Frank Gierke,

{Jean Scheidler | To Be Married

Reception to Follow Ceremony Tonight

The Broadway Evangelical church will be the scene at 8:30 o'clock tonight of the marriage of Miss Jean Scheidler to Lt. ©. Frank Glerke, U. 8. army air corps. The Rev, Ernest F. Roesti will read the

double ring ceremony assisted by the Rev. M. L. Scheidler, the bride's grandfather. : A reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Scheidler, 343¢ E. Kessler blvd, will, follow the ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frank Gierke, 1438 N. Gale st. Bride’s Gown

Miss Scheidler, who will be given in marriage by her father, has chosen a gown of white satin fashioned with a low yoke of mousseline de sole accented with pointe de Venice embroidery. Her full skirt extends into a train and she will wear a twotier fingertip illusion veil held with a tiara of tulle and orange blossoms. She will carry a bouquet of

tered with an orchid. To Live in Kansas

Mrs. John J. O'Malley will be the matron of honor for her sister. She will wear a silk - jersey and chiffon frock of heather blue and Carry, pink snapdragons, roses and lupines. Wayne Brownlee will be the best man. The couple will leave for a wedding trip and they will be at home in Liberal, Kas. The bridegroom is stationed at the army air base

attendant’s frock, (Block’s.) her a collection of - wedding costumes which are on loan from the Brooklyn museum and which date back as far as 1840. Among them is an 1870 wedding dress of handmade Irish crochet. Costumes of 1887 are bride's and bridesmaid’s gowns of brocaded

satin with and sequins.

broidered.

Also on display will be a 19th Paris-imported - lingerie trousseau of handmade bastiste,

century,

(By L. F).

metallic embroidery An 1840 gown is of bride’s blue taffeta, lavishly ems

there. Miss Scheidler and Mr. Gierke attended Purdue university. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. :

Alpha Chi Officer To Visit Here

Rush Party Dinner Planned by Group

The members of the Gamma Delta chapter of Kappa: Delta Phi sorority will hold a dinner meeting and rush party tomorrow night in the Rho Delta clubrooms in the Lemcke building. Mrs. Earl Strakey and Mrs. Carl Powles will be the honor guests at a bridal shower following the business meeting. Mesdames B. M. Baker Jr, Fred Cox and Phillip Borland and Miss Maxine Overlease are in charge of arrangements.

Churchwomen Meet

The women of the Third Christian church held a meeting yesterday in the church parlor to vote on unifying the women’s organizations of the church. Mrs. L. P. Highley presided.

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by Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson and will include John Lauer, state chairman; Mrs. Eleanor B. Snodgrass, state vice chairman; Mrs. Grace Reynolds, national committeewoman; Mrs. Fern Norris, 11th district vice chairman, and Henry F. Ostrom, Marion county chairman, and Mrs. Ostrom. Others will be Mrs. Agnes Todd, county vice chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson, Mayor and Mrs. Tyndall, Mrs. Amy Krauter Uhl], district vice chairman for young Republicans, and Miss Mary Catherine Stair, county vice chairman for young Republicans.

Committees Listed

The committees and their members include Mesdames Harry L. iCrumpacker, O. N. Richardson and {Floyd Draper, decorations; Mesdames Grace Guess, William B. Bosson and G. F. Kleder, invitations, and Mesdames Lyman Thompson, B. L. Beville and Otto L. Klauss, tickets. Mrs. George W. Greenwalt, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Augusta Stevenson, Harry E. Barnard, Gene Mark, Alex Clark, Harry Dragoo, A. N. Bobbitt, James W. Carr, Elmer Johnson, Arthur Simon, Stanton Montague,

"Ethel Curtis, Richard H. Howard, ! Aileen Kidd and Fred Atkinson and ; Miss Genevieve Brown. Mrs. Clarjence .R. Martin is in charge of | publicity. ° ” 2 ” James E. Watson will be the guest speaker at the 10th anniversary dinner of the Wayne Township Women's Republican club at 6:30 p. m. April 29 in the Municipal Gardens Department club house. Mrs. Dewey: 8S. Hoss, president, has appointed the following committee chairmen: Mrs. Love Benefiel, general arrangements; Mrs. Cora Flack, program; Mrs. Charles Peevler, decorations, and Miss Mary Helen Bastin, ushers. Mrs. Benefiel

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3 Women’s Republican Groups Will Hold Candidates’ Luncheon Tuesday in Columbia Club

Mrs. James B. Malone will be general chairman of a joint candidates’ luncheon to be given by the Indiana Woman's Republican club, the Woman's Republican Club of Indianapolis and the Marion County Council of Republican Women Tuesday noon at the Columbia club. Music during the luncheon will be provided by the girls chorus of Lawrence Central high school and Mrs. Paul F. Dowell will lead the

troit, national executive secretary and treasurer of Alpha Chi Omega

Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Delaware st., will entertain for the visitor on Saturday afternoon. The Indianapolis alumnae group-<of the organization met last night at the home of Mrs. Thomas P. Jenkins, ‘5260 Broadway.

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EVENTS

CHURCH GROUPS

April circle, St. Patrick's Catholic. 12 p.m. Thurs. Mrs, Fred Linder, 820 Orange, hostess. Luncheon and card party. 3

W.S.C.S., East Park Methodist. Thurs, At the church. Speaker, Mrs, Golden Smith. Business.

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Alta Vista. Thurs. Mrs. Ivan Spencer, 1306 Wright, hostess. Erin Isle chap. I.T.-S.C. Thurs. The Homestead. Dinner and initiation.

Ladies Federal. Thurs. Mrs. Robert F. Hammond, 3148 Central, hostess. Theater party. Mothers, Tuxedo Park kindergarten. Today. At the kindergarten. Tople, “Feeding the Child.” Pilot International of Indianapolis. 6:30 p.m. Thurs. Warren hotel. “Post-War Neurosis,” Lt. William Barkley, Billings hospital. Madge Cathcart, Martha Burton and Bernice Sturm, entertainment.

Thursday Lyceum. Thurs. Mrs. M. E. Woolf, 4530 Guilford, host~ ess. “Miners — the Way They Live,” Mrs. Frank Smith.

SORORITIES

Alpha chap. Beta Chi Theta. Today. Miss Marguerite Griffy, 2842 Gale, hostess. Business and pledging. Indiana Nu chap., Delta Theta Chi. 7 p.m, today. Clubrooms. “Choral Speaking,” Mrs. Beatrice VanSickle. Epsilon chap., Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Thurs. Rauh bldg. Business.

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3. Theta. 6:30 p. m., ¥Fri=Butler chapter house. “Growing Pains pf an Author,” Mrs. Clifford Wagon» er, Covered dish supper.

Alpha chap, Omega Phi Tau. 7:30 p.m, today. Miss Jean Wahlman, 1620 Central, hostess.

Chap. AJ; P.E.O. Thurs. Mrs, G.0.Q. Johnson, 116 E. 48th, hostess. Guest day tea.

Beta chap., Phi Delta Pi. 6:30 p.m, Fri. Seville restaurant. ni

Eta chgp., Phi Theta Delta. 8 p.m. today.’ Mrs. Doris Peak; 921 N. Drexel, hostess. ‘

Alpha chap., Theta Nu Chi. 8 p.m, today. Mrs. Donald Steinbarger, 3451 N. Colorado, hostess. Busle ness, pledge stunts and bridge.

Beta chap. Theta Nu Chi. Today. Mrs. Robert E. Lower, 1702 N, Alabama, hostess.

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