Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1944 — Page 14
Algonquin Riding Club Announces Plans for 20th Anniversary Celebration
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR THE ALGONQUIN : riding club's 20th anniversary horse show, to be held at the club Sunday afternoon, May-21, have been announced by E. A. Crane, general chairman. They are A. B. Alexander, property and grounds; Pr. P. V. B. Allen, first aid; Donald S. Glascoff, gates and ushering; Edward Cunninghant, pnake up ring; Mrs. B. W. Major, finarfce and tickets; O/ B. Perine, concessions; Miss Mary Ellen Willis, publicity: Misses Emma and Mary Moore, numbers or registry: Willis BE. Kuhn, safety and parking; E. E.
Lohman, program: W. A. Hussey, barns and stabling, and Miss Grace Speer, awards and ribbons,
Judges for the show will be A. Moody, Kansas, Ill, saddle horses and } p, and Mrs. Lester B. Dean, Evanston, Ill, hunters and jumpers. W. H. Jarrett and R. W. Teeguarden will serve as ring stewards and Verne K. Reeder, the club president, will be the announcer. The ring secretaries will be Mrs. Marie M. Bowen and Mrs. J. J. Ronayne, : The program, beginning at 1 p. m., will include 11 classes: threegaited, working hunters, junior horsemanship, five-gaited open, novice hunters, pleasure horse and horsemanship, hunters and jumpers, three-gaited pair, hunter and jumper pair, three-gaited championship and five-gaited championship.
Park School Field Day May 13
THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY CELEBRATION at Park school has been set for May 13. The event is sponsored by the Park School Mothers #ssociation of which Mrs. William Griffith is the president. Mothers who will assist with the arrangements for a picnic buffet luncheon are Mesdames Cleon Nafe, Albert Rabb, R. B. Moore, A. W. Herrington, Alex Taggart, Harold West, R. Kirby Whyte and G. F. Holler. After the luncheon there will be a baseball game between the Park school and Culver Military academy teams,
Officers of the Portfolio club will be elected at a meeting tomorrow night in the Propylaeum. The supper committee for the event will include Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Vonnegut, Mrs, Ruth Pratt Bobbs and Mrs. Frederick Kautz,
. ” . Mrs. George Kuhn will report on the recent continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a meeting of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the
Propylaeum. :
1. Mrs. Robert F. Cantlon was Miss Lorraine Leauty before her marriage April 22 in the Sacred Heart Catholic church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Jones and the bridegroom is the
cie. (Porter photo.) 2. The engagement of Miss Eleanor Jane Wilhite to Robert Millbern, petty officer 2-¢, U. S. N. R., Asheville, N. C., has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wilhite. No date has been set for the wedding. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Millbern, Columbus, Ind. (Photo Reflex photo.) 3. Miss Elizabeth Clay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry . Clay, North Salem, became the bride of Lt. William R. Jones, | army air forces, Eagle Pass, Tex, in a ceremony last Thursday in the home of the Rev. J. H. Craig. Lt. Jones is the nephew of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Benjamin F. Sellers of North Salem.
son of Mrs. Don Washam, Mun- :
Mesdames Charles McNaull, James W. Lilly, Woodbury T. Morris, Winfield. I. Miller and James B. Nelson and Miss Deborah Duane Moore. will serve as hostess.
I. FE. C. Lists Convention Committees
Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, Gary, will! be the program chairman for the,
Mothers’ Club Will Honor Past Officers
The annual past presidents’ day
Dramatic Club Meeting May 18
Notices of the Dramatic club's annual meeting are being sent to members this week, according to Mrs. Sylvester Johnson, president. The meeting, to be held at the Indianapolis Athletic club on Thursday, May 18, will be preceded by dinner at 7 p. m. and will be followed by dancing.
. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic |church will be at 1 p. m. May 11 {in the Lincoln room of the Hotel Lincoln. The honor guests will be the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael W. Lyons, the
{Rev. Fr. Joseph P, Casey and past
85th annual convention of the In-| diana Federation of Clubs which| will be held in the Claypool hotel | Wednesday through Friday of next!” week. Other committee ‘chairmen will] Eld IL. be Mrs. Edwin F. Miller, Peru, reso- cna auter lutions; Mrs, E. C Rumler, ro | ton, Paul Kernel, George Stahl, Auvisions; Mrs. Claude Steele, Knox, W T° B d gust Alandt, Carl Bender and credentials, and Mrs, W. W. Smith, Ins on | George Boucher. East Chicago, elections. Mrs. Harry Ritzi will introduce Others will be Mrs. Robert B.| Miss Eldena Lauter was awarded | the speakers and a musical program Btewart, Lafayette, rules and pro-|a $25 war bond yesterday for ob-| "iI Johow jd Be pom. THY cedure; Mrs. Alvin C. Johnson, local | taining the largest sum in contribu- 31 > I “Rit G Ha arrangements; Mrs, Oscar Brizius |Mesdames Ritzi, George C. Hayes, Newburgh, py d Mrs. Earl F Neil | Hons in the Women's Field Army's Howard J. MeDavitt, Frank Vance, music; Mrs. Leonard A. Murchison, Personal solicitation campaign, | George F. Lawler and Arthur Scanluncheons, and Mrs. Joseph F. Han-| The award was made at a “vic- 18% cock, dinners. {tory” luncheon for the drive capAlso, Mrs. Seward Baker, junior t3insand their team workers vester- WAVE Mothers luncheon; Mrs. Clayton Ridge, time- | day in the Claypool hotel. : keepers; Mrs. William Hyde Pear],| Mrs. Kai Hanson, chairman of Plan Meeting ushers; Mrs. E. A. Kelly, Carme),|the campaign for the control of / pages; Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, cancer, presided and introduced the | Capt.. Maybelle Evans will pre. door; Mrs. O. M. Richardson, deco- |Special guests. The guests Were|Side at the open meeting of. the rations; Mrs, Harry W. Dragvo, ex- | Mrs. Ronald M. Hazen, state W. F.| WAVE Mothers club at 8 p.m. Frihibits; Mrs. Walter S. Grow, art | A. commander; Mrs. Emory W.|day in the World War Memorial exhibit, and Mrs. M. D. Didway, Cowley, Marion county captain; building. convention accompanist. |Dr. E. E. Padgett, W. F. A. execu-| Mrs. Eleanor Newman will preMrs. Warren P. Beaubien and | tive committee chairman, and Dr.lgent a flag to the group from the Mrs. Baron F. Richards, both of Chester A. Stayton, advisory com- | Whiting, will serve as the presi- mittee chairman. dentis aids.
B American Legion. | also will include an address by Lt. To Give Interviews Cmdr. Thomas W. Miller, U.S8.N.R.;
" , nae i a magic show by Forrest Sample, Mrs, Bake Hostess | 1+ 6. k. Giesecke of Cincinnati, and a WAVE Alm, -Chief Neely For Sorority
| will be in Indianapolis through Fri-| Reports.” day of this week to interview ap-| Members of Beta Iota- chapter, plicants for officers in the WAVES. | Tau Phi Lambda sorority, will meet Appointments may be made at 120 at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of W. North st. Mrs. William P. Baker, 2443 Gull- |
ford ave. | w | dhe \Meetin g Postponed | Battreall, William Toens, Kenneth
, The chapter recently held a special pledge service for six new mem-| The luncheon meeting of the Whitsett, Edward Yocum, Herman
bers, Misses Rosemary and Helen | Florence Nightingale club which {Doll and Edna Hinton. There will
List Chairmen
Recently selected chairmen of the Holy Angels Altar sodality include Mesdames Edward Foy, Russell
| presidents, Mesdames Mary T. Sex- |
urns-West-Streibeck auxiliary 299, | The program,
Bnyder, Betty Woods, Betty Allbright, Wanda Hopkins and Barbara Sheron. )
{was to have been | Ayres’ tearoom has been "indefinitely.
held Friday in be a card party at 2 p.m. each postponed Thursday in the basement of the
school.
|Clubs—
Dr. John S. Harrison to Speak At Poets’ Rendezvous; Newcomers Plan Card Party
A luncheon and a benefit card party appear in news of clubwomen'’s activities.
Goll, Miss Betty Gene Reid and Miss Barbara Patterson. The guests included Misses Betty Lou and Jo
er, Jane Eberts and Dana DeWitt. > "sn Mr. and Mrs. Frank D, Williams, 1120 N. Keystone ave. announce| the marriage of their daughter, Betty Lavonn, to T. Sgt. William S. Witsman, U. 8. M. C,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Odes Witsman, Vincennes. The Rev. A. M. Brown read thel double ring ceremony April 22 in the parsonage of the East Tenth Street Methodist church. Miss Mildred Williams, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and Miss Ruth Lankford was 4 bridesmaid. Delmar Clawson was| Good-looking model with 10 butthe best man. Mr. and Mrs. Wits-| tons down the left side, square neck
man are at home in Memphis,! Tenn., where He is stationed at thei buttoned _ over-the-shoulder naval base, a's =» . | ease in laundering. Wear if without The marriage of Miss Marcia May & blouse for a sun-tan sports dress. Harrison to Sgt. Charles A. McDan-| With the short bolero it makes a fel is announced by her parents, Mr, chic summer town-and - country and Mrs. William H. Harrison, 2737 frock. Manker st. The wedding was April| Pattern 8656 is in sizes 11, 13, 13, 22 in the chapel at Camp Shelby,|14, 16 and 18. Size 12 jumper, reMiss. quires 3's yards 39-inch material; Mr. McDaniel is the son of Mr. bolero, 1% yards. and Mrs. Albert: McDaniel, 2748] For this attractive pattern, send
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Delta Theta Chi Will Meet Today -
side at the business meeting when plans will be completed for the founders’ day party on May 17, Convention plans also will be dis{cussed and a nominating committee appointed. The educational 1 program will be led by Mrs. Charles Willis. :
“George Washington Carver® | (Holt) will be reviewed by Mrs. W, | C. Gingery before the Indianapolis {Phi Mu Alumnae association to'night at the home of Mrs, George \C Burket Jr, 2042 Broadway,
| The Poets’ Rendezvous, social auxiliary of the Indiana Federation of | | Poetry Clubs, will meet at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Central Y. W. C. A.
Butler university. Mrs. Lillian Beck, former presi-| There will be tables for bridge, | dent of the Terre Haute Poets’ pinochle and bunco and the pro- | Study club, will speak on “Markets ceeds will be used for war work. | for Juvenile Poetry and Stories.” | Mrs, W. W. Wilson is chairman‘and | Mrs. Mildred Irwin, president of Mrs, R. C. Sherer, co-chairman. the New Castle club, will be in Mesdames Paul Iba, E. W. Durkee, |
| other members of the club, Salzburg will assist. |
| Mrs. William E. Lincoln, ‘3311 The Phi Delta Theta Mothers’ | Boulevard pl, entertained the club will entertain the collegiate! Queen Elizabeth chapter, Interna- chapter of the fraternity with al {tional Travel-Study club, today covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m. | with a covered dish luncheon. | tomorrow in the chapter rooms, 307 Recently elected officers include |W. 42d st. Mrs, Harold B, Smith, president;| Following the luncheon, new ofMrs. Robert W. Carter and Mrs. M. N. | ficers will be installed, ending the Bridgwater, first and second vice|club’s activities for the year. Offipresidents; Mrs, George Dapp and cers include Mrs. A. P. Humphreys, | Mrs. Dean E. Walker, recording and | president Mrs. R. Lowell Parr, | corresponding secretaries; Mrs. vice president; Mrs. A.J. W. LeBien | Lincoln, treasurer, and Mrs, Earl 8. and Mrs. C. P. Cartwright, recordFarmer, auditor, ing and corresponding secretaries, | and Mrs. P. A. Kappes, treasurer. Mrs. L. L. Paul is the luncheon | chairman assisted by Mesdames | Cartwright, O. E. Butz, Kappes and | LeBien.
A benefit card party, sponsored by the Newcomers club, will be given
at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Block's auditorium,
Wartime Eating 4 Meta Given
Buttered spinach (2 lbs).
MENUS FOR FRIDAY Relish tray (celery curls, radishes). !
) Breakfast Whole wheat Parker house rolls (8 Sliced oranges (dusted with POW-| poyght). dered sugar). Chocolate pudding. Hot oatmeal (4 generous servings). 2
Toast and homemade jam (8 slices). oo |
Caulifiower supreme: Break 1 small head caulifiower into flow-| erlets and cook only until tender (6-8 mins). Drain and place in serving dish and pour over a sauce
Luncheon Baked stuffed tomatoes.
Egg salad (6 hard cooked eggs, % head lettuce, mayonnaise).
Cheese toast (2 ozs. grated Parmes-
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Club Session The Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc, held its monthly meeting at 2 o'clock this afternoon in Ayres’ auditorium.
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Manker st. The attendants were Miss Charlotte Meyer, Indianapolis, and T. Sgt. James McDaniel, brother of the bridegroom. The couple is at home in Hattiesburg, Miss,
Events
CHURCH GROUPS W. 8. C. 8S, Barth Place Methodist,
luncheon of the Mothers’ club of “Types of English Poetry” will be discussed by Dr, John 8. Harrison of 7:30 p. m. Fri. Church. “For All
of Life,” Mrs. William Baum-
heckel, Silver tea.
W. 8. C. 8S, West Michigan Street
Methodist. 2 p. m. Thurs. Church. Speakers, Mesdames Alfred Jones, G. C. Piper, Luella Merz. Tea, CLUBS
| Rev. Fr. James W. Moore and the|charge of the meeting assisted by Max Heidenreich -and Francis J. Aftermath, Thurs. Mrs. William!
H. Foreman, 601 E. 58th, hostess. Book review, Mrs. Herbert PF.
ers. Bide-A-Wee. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Harry Alexander, 938 N, Bosart, hostess. Ladies Federal. Thurs. Mrs. J, F. Matthews, 3326 N. Capitol, hostess. Entertainment, Mrs. G. C. Lester and Mrs. W. B. Norris. Thursday Lyceum. Thurs. Mrs, O. W. Cross, 6208 Washington blvd., hostess. “Foreign Trade and the Pantry Shelf,” Mrs. Earl R. Conder. MISCELLANEOUS
Memorial unit 3, American Legion auxiliary. 7:30 p. m. Tues. Antlers | nominating |
hotel. Report committee. National Association of Women. 7:30 p. m. Tues. Gold room, Washington hotel. Entertainment, Miss Eldena Lauter. Election. SORORITIES Alpha chap., Beta Chi Theta. Today. Mrs. Robert Wilhoite, 1701 N. Illinois, hostess. Business. Epsilon chap., Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Thurs, Rauh bldg. Educational program, Miss Maryland Bay. Alpha chap., Omega Phi Tau. 7:30 p. m. Today.» Miss Charlotte Ilett, 1304 Tuxedo, hostess. Chap. AJ, P. E. O. Thurs. Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey, 3540 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Period,” Mrs. J. A. Matthews.
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