Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1944 — Page 22

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Junior Civic Production Will Star Janet Polson in Leading Rote

MISS JANET POLSON will play the leading role, that of the princess, in the Junior Civic theater production of “Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp” to be pre-

sented April 29 and 30th, . Mrs. John G. Kinghan will be the director and her assistants will be Mrs. Gordon Bryan and Mrs. Horace Roberts. Other members of the cast will be Misses Jewell Jeane Lain, Emilie Smith, ' Nancy Forbes, Beverly Jo Bryan, Ellen Douglas, Jeannete and Josephine Starkey, Shirley Polson, Gloria Backer, Patty Conner, Barbara Derrick, Judith Anderson and Patty Bates. Also, Bob Munger, Dale Young, Bob Green, Steven Klos, Leonard Wild, Charles Scott, Richard Lugar, Russell Richie, Frank Morton, Jack Forbes, Donald Grande, Bruce Pearson, Billy Stevenson, Kenneth Conner and Robert Cooper, Misses Eunice Cochran, Carole Beane, Diane Weary, Margaret MacCollum, Barbara Moynahan, Janet Wray, Mary Jane Meridith and Joan Rogers.

Stage Crews Are Named P. H. Ho photo.

MISS JEANNE ANNE BATES will Miss Polson be the stage manager, assisted by Miss Pat Gruber, and the sets have been desigred by Donald Finlayson. The palace made especially’ for the play was constructed by Kenneth Poull, Muncie. Mrs. I. L. Polson is the costumes chairman and Mrs. LeRoy Gordner is the chairman of properties, assisted by Miss Pat Welsh. A special show for the members of the Pals club will be presented next Friday and April 30 a group of dramatic students from Anderson and Muncie will attend the performance, .

. Contemporary Club Lists Officers

"DR. J. JEROME LITTELL is the newly elected president of the Contemporary club. Other new officers are Mrs. Herman C. Wolff, Archer Sinclair and Mrs Guy Wainwright, first through third vice presidents; Paul E. Fisher, secretary, and Irving M. Fauvre, treasurer, Those chosen to the board of directors are Mesdames Jeremiah Cadick, Robert B. Failey, Louis Haerle, Vernon Hahn, Albert L. Rabb and Edwin M. McNally, Dr. J. Carleton Daniel, J. T. McDermott, Howard Meeker and Wilbur D. Peat,

News From Colleges

MISS ANN WAGNER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wagner, will be initiated into Beta Phi Gamma, national honorary Journalism fraternity, at Stephens college, next week. Miss Wagner < -1s the make-up editor for the weekly college newspaper,

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; Torch, honor society for junior women at the University of _ Illinois, has announced the pledging of Miss Jane Ingles, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James W. Ingles.

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Miss Gertrude Theumler will be the speaker for a meeting tomorrow night for the Western college alumnae club at the home of Mrs. C. L. Rose. Mrs. Peter Hampton, counselor from the college, will be the special guest.

“Indiara Fossils” will be the subject of a talk to be given by Miss Cora Smith at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Children’s museum. She will illustrate her talk with projection material and fossils from the museum's collection. The last bird hike of the season will begin tomorrow at the west shelter house in Ellenberger park at 2:30 p. m. Miss Elizabeth Downhour will conduct the hike assisted by Mrs. Burchard Carr.

D. A.R. Elects Mrs. Talmadge To Presidency

7 Candidates Will Be Elécted Today

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. PJ). —Mrs. Julius Young Talmadge, Athens, Ga., manager of the cotton plantations and pecan groves of her late husband, and mother of &n army medical corps officer, yester-

of the Daughters of the American Revolution at its 53d annual congress. First southern state candidate to) win the highest office in the women’s organization, Mrs. Talmadge in her acceptance said she planned to keep the D. A. R. out of politics] for the sake of unity.

Candidates Withdraw

Mrs. Talmadge was elected on a second ballot after the first ballot Wednesday failed to produce a plurality for her or either of her | two opponents, Mrs. George D.| Schermerhqrn, Reading, Mich., and | Mrs, Samuel James Campbell, Mt. | Carroll, Ill Several candidates running Mrs. Campbell announced later the organization's “victory dinner”

be held today. .

Carl 8. Hoskins, Lisbon, N. H.,|

«| candidate for 2d vice president gen- |

eral; Mrs. Robert 8. Abernathy, | Winter Haven, Fla. candidate for chaplain general; Mrs, William 8.| Tompkins, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, candidate for corresponding secretary generai; Mrs. Eugene Norfleet | Davis, Norfolk, Va., candidate for registrar general; Mrs. Reuben E.| Knight, Alliance, Neb., candidate for | historian general; Mrs. George H.| Stapp, Baltimore, candidate for! librarian general, and Mrs. Starr] Sherman, Walla Walla, Wash, can- | didate for reporter general to the] Smithsonian institute.

Voting Today

The candidates who presumably will be elected automatically by these withdrawals, but for whom delegates must nevertheless vote today, were (in the same order of offices): Mrs. C. Edward Murray, Trenton, N. J.; Mrs; William Steele, Chattanooga, Tern.: Mrs. Frederick P. Latimer, New London, Conn.; Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, Brookville, Ind.; Mrs. Frank Edgar Lee, Santa ‘| Monica, Cal; Mrs. Frederick G. Smith, Somervell, Mass, and Mrs. William Horsfall, Marshfield, Ore. Mrs. Talmadge spoke briefly at the dinner and was congratulated by Mrs. Campbell,

Tea Sunday

A tea fer -Seventh ward Republican women will be given from 2:30|are no invitations.

Mrs. Loren Pierce. Mrs.

to 5 p.m. Sunday at the home of Besse | Herrmann will be the soloist. There

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Hazel Lipscom

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came the bride of Ensign Robert! Norman McLaughlin, U. S. N. R,, in|

| a ceremony at 7:45 o'clock last hight

!in the Northwood Christian church. |

| The Rev, Luther Markin, pastor of | | the Westmingter Presbyterian! { church in Ft. Wayne, read the dou- | ble ring ceremony,

The bride is the daughter of Mr.

[ N. Tuxedo st., and the bridegroom's | parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orange | Davis, 6800 Madison ave. Mrs, McLaughlin was given in | marriage by her stepfather, She | wore a white gown of embossed organza styled with a long fitted bodice and full skirt falling into a slight train. Her fingertip length {tulle veil was held by a wreath of | foliage and spring flowers and she | carried a nosegay of spring flowers. Mrs. Walter McLaughlin was the { matron of honor and the best man {was . the bridegroom's brother | Charles McLaughlin, The bride's { attendant chose a pink gown of lace and tulle and she carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Matching flowers in her hair completed her costume. The ushers were Arthur Stinson and Ralph McDowell. A reception at the chureh followed the cere- | mony. The couple will leave in a few {days for Corpus Christi, Tex., where {they will make their home. The

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| The Riley Hospital Cheer guild { will observe its 20th anniversary at a meeting Tuesday in the Ball! | Nurses’ home at the hospital, { Mrs. S. G. Huntington will read an original poem dedicated to Mrs. Andrew Porter, honorary president + and founder-of the guild. | + Officers will be installed at the meeting and Mrs. Otto N. Ebert will | be the hostess for a social hour and tea following. 2 . ” | The Lockerbie chapter of the | guild held-a card party yesterday { afternoon in the Citizens Gas and | | Coke Utility, Mrs. George Dien-| | hart served as the chairman. ©

Mrs. E. W. Cowley

| Heads Council

Mrs. E. W. Cowley was elected | president of the May Wright -Sewall | Indiana Council of Women at the | organization's annual convention | yesterday in the Hotel Lincoln. { The other officers elected are Mrs. | Laura Ray; Mrs. J. "E. Binford, | Bloomington; Mrs. Belle Collins, | Crawfordsville, and Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Greencastle, first through fourth vice presidents; Mrs. Gertrude Baker, Lafayette, recording

day was elected president general] ;

| bridegroom is a flight instructor at!

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The fifth annual benefit card party sponsored bv the Indiaiapolls district council of the Indianapolis Diocesan Council, National Counc

of Catholic Women, will be Tuesday Among those assisting with the

Mrs. John Sahm, chairman of the special committee; Mrs. B. J. Sheridan, a member of the candy committee, and Mrs. P. J. Healy, chairman

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5th Annual Benefit Bridge Is Planned for Next Week wu By Local N.C.C.W. Unit

Mrs. August Krieg has been named as the general chairman for the —that they had withdrawn from | fifth annual benefit card party to be given in Ayres’ auditorium Tuesday the running, but it was announced afternoon by the Indianapolis district council of the Indianapolis Dioofficially that final elections would 'esan council, National Council of Catholic Women. Serving as co-chairmen with Mrs, Krieg will be Mesdames William Those withdrawing Included Mrs. Betz, Ernest O. Langen and Richard Graham. Mrs. P. J. Healy, chair-

man of the ticket committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Conley! and Mrs. J, Frank Jones, Others assisting with the event will be the parish council and affiliated club presidents with their delegates. Other committee chairmen will be Mrs. Catherine Crush, hostesses; Mrs, Irene Grammar, war stamps; Mrs, Joseph J. Speaks, cards and tallies, and Mrs. John 8. Sahm and Mrs. A. E. Coddington, special committee, Mrs. Frank Schmidt will be the chairman of the candy sales and the publicity committee includes Misses Anna Bornman, Helen Connor and Marie O'Connor.

7th District President

Resigns

Mrs. Alvin C. Johnson resigned this morning as president of the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, at the organization's final meeting of the season in Ayres’ auditorium. { The executive board announced that Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will be] her successor. Mrs. Johnson will leave soon for New Bedford, Mass, to join her husband, Lt. (j. g.) Johnson, who is stationed at the naval auxiliary air field there. L.. M. Vogler, chairman of the state agricultural conservation committee, was the guest speaker this morning. Mr. Vogler discussed “Agriculture’s Contribution to the War and to National Prosperity” emphasizing the fact that the “soldier on

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in Ayres’ auditorium. arrangements are (left to right)

To Entertain

Mrs. Howard Hensley, Cumberland, will be the hostess for a luncheon meeting Thursday for the

Cumberland Homemakers club, She will be assisted by Mrs. Louis Bammroch, and the guest speaker will be Mrs. Harry B. Julian of the

| meetings for next week and two

W.D.C. Units. Announce

Chairmen

Meetings Are Set By Three Sections

Three groups of the Woman's Department club have scheduled

have announced the results of their recent elections, The Monday guild of the community welfare department will have its annual luncheon Monday in the clubhouse. Mrs, C. J. Ancker will discuss “Life in the Philip. pines” and Mrs. John R. Curry will be In charge of the luncheon arrangements, . Mrs, John F. Engelke is the newly elected chairman of the City hospital auxiliary of the community welfare department. The other new officers are Mrs, William I. Hoag and Mrs. W. H. Link, first and sec ond vice chairmen; Mrs. George E. Dunn, recording secretary, and Mrs. Albert J. Hueber, treasurer, The group will hold a card party June 6 at the home of Mrs. E. A. Carson. A merit award was given to one of the nurses in the graduating class at the City hospital by the auxiliary recently, Mrs, John 8. Mann Jr. will be the

section next Friday. Her subject will be “Birds of the Bible Lands.” Mrs. Frank J. Uhl is the new section chairman, with Mrs. Harry G. Kennet, vice chairman; Mrs. William H. Hart, secretary, and Mrs. B. PF. Randolph, treasurer, Mrs. Harry J. Berry and Mrs. Willard N. Clute will be in charge of

speaker for a meeting of the garden!

: _ FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1044 ; RY y AR Lh he “Application of Educational Prin- | Charles M. Maley, R. H. Edwards, ciples to Case Work in the Schools| Roy R. Hodson. J. Fratk Holmes, of Indianapolis’ and music will be|Harry K. Jung, William &. Kenprovided by Mrs. George E. Dunn.{nedy, Jerome H. Trunkey, Carl J. Mrs. J. C Fix will give a reading. | Winkler and Maurice F. Winkler.

An informal tea hour will be ar. Mrs W alter S, Grow and Mrs, Howranged by Mesdames A. E. Kelly,'ard E. Nyhart will’ pour.

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the social hour following the meeting next week. . The last meeting of the season for the members of the applied education section of the American home department will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse.

Purdue extension war food service.

‘Buttered frest Spring salad matoes, % French dres Whole wheat bought). Strawberry cr

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the farm front is as important as| the soldier on the fighting front.” | “The army that has food last is the army that will win the war,” he said. ‘

| Arranges Program At the meeting this morning the

‘and Mrs. Edward J. Schilling, 1103 organization approved a resolution

that “the federation use its influ-, ence to see that no books containing immoral or licentious themes be given the approval of bock selection groups regardless of how well written or how entertainingly told.” The resolution was proposed by the Social Study club. Mrs. Calvin Perdue, chairman of the agriculture department, arranged the program and introduced the speaker. Other speakers this morning were Mrs. Louis Wolf, chairman of gardens, who spoke on the increasing need for food, and Mrs. Royer K. Brown, chairman of the blood donor committee. Mrs, Theodore Fleck, chairman of the Epsilon Sigma Omicron groups, discussed the activities of her organization and three members of the nominating committee were elected. They are Mesdames Paul Calet, A. J. Hueber and Harold J. Hayes. With two additional committee members to be appointed by the

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distri¢t’s executive board, they will! chose candidates for election next | fall

Leaders Group To Hold Course

All leaders in the Camp Fire Girls organization may participate in the one-day training course in outdoor activity to be held tomorrow at Camp Delight. The program will open at 9:30 a. m. Miss Ruthann Perry will be in charge of singing; Miss Irma Biedenmeister, nature; Mrs. Garland Parmer, handicraft; Miss Margaret Jane Perry, hiking, and Miss Oranda C. Bangsberg, camperaft. Mrs. Gilbert Richey, Guardians association chairman, will be the hostess for the day. Registration for. the course may be made at the Camp Fire office and all leaders who attend are to bring a trail lunch for noon anc ingredients for a one-dish meal for the evening.

Shower Honors Mary E. Smith

Mrs. Roy True was the hostess recently at a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith whose marriage to Naval Aviation Cadet Stanley H. Davidson will be this summer. The guests were Mesdames Arthur Gimbel, Herbert Noerr, Jane Rash, Howard Cox, Dillard Smifh and

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The Rev, C ceremony last Avenue Bapti Miss Freda Ted B. Lewis. The bride i and Mrs. G Lufkin, Tex. parents are Lewis, 128 S. | Mrs, Lewis marriage by Cpl. Glen St: chose a beige sories and an Mrs. Stanfc Waggoner Wwe attendants, blue flannel accessories ar denias. Mr. Lewis, sity graduate, andria, La. ° be at home, Theta fraterr

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