Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1944 — Page 19

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To Be Wed May 20

Shower notes and the announceiments of attendants, a wedding {date and a recent marriage com- | pose the bridal news today. Miss Jane Mason Collins, whose ‘|marriage to James Henry Bridgins : be May 27 in the Sweeney]

THE CHAPEL OF ST. PATRICK Campanile Catho- , lic church in Miami, Fla., will be the scene at 7:30 o'clock tonight of the ceremony uniting Miss Mary Margaret Howell and Lt. Robert William Ramage, U. S. N. R. Lt. (j.g.) John J. Cusack U. S. N. R. chaplain, will officiate. A reception at the Bath club in Miami will follow the ceremony. ; :

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rufus Howell, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Ram-

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neckline with seed pearl embroidery which extends into a short train, Her ! eer held with a crown of lilacs and she will carry a mera mics

fo Be Attendant Problems of the Post-War Era Are Discussed by Speakers BY her mother, Mrs; Philip Red-| Vie 18 ai home in Norfolk, Va.

MISS FLORENCE HQWELL, Chicago, will be her sister's only At IL F. C. Convention wine, will entertain with a kitchen

attendant. She will wear a pale blue frock of eyelet embroidery and carry a bouquet of spring flowers in pastel shades. Lt. D. W. Cooper, U. 8. N. R.,, will be the best man. The couple will be at home in Miami. Mi. Howell attended Mt. Holyoke college and was graduated from Manhattanville college of ; . ies Vo 1nd the Home, Education and the|shower Tuesday in her home, 256 Church” was the topic for a forum discussion this afternoon at the|W. 44th st. Indiana Federation of Clubs’ 55th annual convention in the Claypool Guests for Miss Redwine’s party hotel. The three-day meeting will end tomorrow. will be Mesdames Roberts, Thomas The forum participants were Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice Haynes and Richard Harding and

the Sacred Heart in New York. — The bridegroom is a graduate of the Culver Military academy president, State Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, past Misses Lou Brown, Jane Lewis, 1. F. C. president; Dean Edward R. Risk, Mary Jo Clapp and Betty

and the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. He alsd Bartlett, DePauw university, and| District breakfasts and an insti- | Handy.

attended St. John's college. All-Day Session Dean Clarence Manion, University |tute on parliamentary law and elec- . 8 =

Hostesses for Doll Exhibit A LIST OF ACTING hostesses for the Bernard Ravca doll exhibit on display in Block's auditorium has been announced. The display is under the auspices of the affairs committee of the Civic | "ocr. name, tions preceded the general conven. | Miss Wanda Lee Hamilton, daugh-| The Woman's Missionary soclety Mr. Jackson, speaking on the|tion session this morning. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Hamilton, of the Tuxedo Park Baptist church post-war role of industry, said, “One| The morning session was devoted | 1755 Vinewood ave, will leave gj) pave an all-day meeting of the most treacherous traps we|to reports by district chairmen, the Wednesday for Pleasantville, N. J, The

. Bretzman photo. Miss Mary Anne Johnston became the bride of G. liam Howard, petty officer 2-c, U. 8. N. R,, in a ceremony read April 14. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Johnston

Miss Collins will. be honor guest at two pre-nuptial parties to be given by her attendants. Mrs. Roberts will give a linen shower for her| And the hridegrostn’s parents sre May 23 and Miss Redwine, assisted

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theater and Mrs. Harry T. Pritthard is the genbral chairman. The list includes Mesdames Ralph T. Simon, D. K. Addicott, Robert FP. Cook, Frank E. English, Warren Glunt, Herbert Grimes, John Guyant, Jack Hatfield, Myron McKee, Charles Martin, Alex- must avoid is the possibility. that| presentation of resolutions, and | here she will become the bride of Wednesday at the church. when the war is won the American the introduction of candidates for |EDSin Gerald E. Metzger May 20 members will sew In the morning people may abandon the spirit of|offices. ‘lin the Presbyterian church there.|and the program will be presented unity and self-sacrifice which has Her mother and her attendant,

ander Ross and C. J. Weinhardt and Miss Eldena Lauter. ¢ Additional hostesses will be Mesdames Walter Myers Jr., James . . at 1:30 p. m. characterized the greater part of "| Miss Mildred Gatlin, will accom-| a our war effort.” Mrs. Walter C. Allen, Ft. Wayne; pany her. Mr. Metzger is stationed “The Mission Barrel,” a one-act

Babcock, Glenn Crawford, Lowell Fisher, J. H. Groves, G. W. Gus“tafson, J. W. Huckleberry, Alice McMahon, R. H. Perry, Emmett A. Rice, Charles Rimp and C. L. Robertson, Misses- Elizabeth Hayes, “Industry, under the stress of war lg 2. Kegnan and Mrs. Wa at the naval air base in Atlantic| Play, will be given under the direcproduction, has learned to make alli 0) 0 00 gion, > ” en rs City, N. J. tion of Mrs. Fred Stucky. The cast the gadgets imaginable. . . . There ‘ ¥. rs, George 2 = = will include Mesdames Kenneth

. “'B Mary Hostetter and Bereniece Reagan. 8 Others Who Will Serve 1 C. Baum, Akron, and Mrs. Arnold| The marri f Mi . : is no doubt that the lessons we have iage of Miss Constance Marshall, James Taylor, Newell learned in the mechanics of pro- Ulbrich, East Chicago, first through | Anne Green to Joseph Gerald Wick Hall, Telford Wright, Raymond Fye,

ALSO MESDAMES FRED LUKER, R. W. Anderson, C. H. Becker, Harry W. Beebe, Nola E. Boyer, Fred Brazil, J. C. Cun- third vice president ningham, Frank DeWitt, Charles F. Efroymson, Howard Griffith, duction can make a better world—| *® prea Re : Newb Jr. is announced by her parents, Mr.|E, B. Punk, Ray Taggart, Thomas W. G. Guthrie, Ray Levy, W. M. Louden, Charles M. Maley, Corbin if Americans will work together to} "yo TH, an . urgh, | and Mrs. C. Lewis Green, 4155 Park | Gilpin and Charles Rennard and Patrick, Howard Pelham, Quentin O. Shockley and Fred Tykle. use the tools we shall have.” Be snvILG, FO AY Wick's parents are Mr.| pigs Barbara Kohlstaedt. Mesdames Earl Noggle, Harry E. Barnard, E. A. Canning, Russell ean Edpdation cording 254 corresponding sects. and Mrs. J. C. Wick of Washington. | Cox, Scot Clifford, E. J. Elliott, Harry D. Ellis, George Fothering- Talis oR Tories irs. George L. Russell] The ceremony was May 2 i the ham, Charles Hedley, Earl Hilligoss, Walter Houppert, Hubert Hick- In her talk on the home, Mrs. ry reasurer, and Mrs. A. S. home of the bride's parents. The am, Harry Karcher, Thomas Neal and Elizabeth Schofield also will ~~ |Rumpler declared “Tomorrow's les, Plainfield, junior trustee.| Rev. Warren Mathis officiated. The | serve. challenge to the home will be the The election will be tomorrow. couple’s attendants were Mrs. Daniel Others who will assist are Mesdames Lindon A. Bailey, Robert [old but ever new insistence that|, Resonliens presented this morn- | Everitt and Jack E. Ross, LaGrange, M. Bowes, Homer Capehart, Kurt Pantzer, J. W. Coffey, Walter the product of that home shall be| 8 by s. Edwin F. Miller, Peru, | Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Wick are students Grear, Kai Hansen, Hayward Hibben, Rosamond Van Camp Hill, |good citizens, strong of body, mind “O%" ey] support of the equal rights| at Texas Christian university and A. K. Scheidenhelm Wilfred E. Smith, A. R. Taylor, Clifton Taylor, |and soul.” amendment conservation of natural they are at home in Pt. Worth, Tex. Herbert Todd, Paul Rochford, H. H. Arnholter, William Chambers, The increasing importance placcd | Fesources, and establishment of a : | Thomas Neal. Charles D. Rau, T. M. Rybolt, Harold R. Victor and on education was cited by Mr. Bart-|POSt-war national speed limit of 30 Allied Florists List | John D. Welch and Miss Helen Coffey, lett as an outcome of the global| Miles an hour. : struggle. “Through education,” he A resolution recommending a Popular Flowers said, “three barriers to progress single six-year term for the presimust be removed—our implicit con- dency was withdrawn. Many mothers will receive flowers fidence in technology and machines; | Noon luncheens held today in- Sunday as the plea to “order early” race prejudice, and class conscious cluded that for Epsilon Sigma Omi- has been answered, according to hese. cron members, the fine arts “family the Allied Florists Association of “Educational opportunities in to-|Party,” and a post-war planning Indianapolis. morrow's world must be equalizéd,” luncheon. Potted plants in the shops inhe concluded. Delegates will attend the annual |clude begonias, rose bushes, hy“The challenge to the church will banquet tonight in the Riley room |drangeas and calceolarias. Roses come from the new all-powerful honoring Governor and Mrs. are the most popular cut flowers, state” Dean Manion declared. Schricker. Sigrid Schultz, Berlin|the florists say, but bright spring ’ commentator for the Mutual Broad- | flowers will be used in mixed bouChurch's Role casting Co., will give the address, | quets. “The church cannot meet this! - challenge by reasserting its faith. | It must have a positive program of | active resistance to the enthronement of a ‘strange god’ in the per-| son of the new state.” { Speakers last night were Mrs.| “The Robe” (Douglas), the Rev. A. | Hiram C. Houghton Jr, Red Oak, J. Coble. Spring luncheon, Towa, second vice president of the Little Flower Altar society, Little! General Federation of Women's

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= s » 8s ® - The Government Science club will have its annual luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Meridian Hills Country club. Mrs. Stacy B. Lindley will be in charge of arrangements. The nominating committee which will make its report includes Mesdames John R. Curry, Robert V. Gilliland and Malcolm Moore. Following the business meeting Mrs, Gilliland will read original poetry selections, ® =& =» ss 8 =

Mrs. C. W. Dicks will be the hostess tomorrow for the annual guest day tea for the members of Over the Teacups.

Events

CHURCH GROUPS

W. 8. C. 8. Broad Ripple Methodist. 712:30 p. m. Fri. Church.

Couple Is At Home In Shelbyville

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SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May 11.-— Sgt. and Mrs. John Conrad Slegesmund are at home here following their marriage Saturday in the First Presbyterian church here. Mrs, Siegesmund was Miss Marjorie Ann Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent C. Evans, of this city, before her marriage. Mr. Sie gesmund is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Siegesmund, 61 Campbell ave. Indianapolis. He is stationed at Camp Atterbury. The bride's attendants were Miss Anne O'Hara, maid of honor, and | Miss Marjorie Buxton and Miss { Lucy Ann King, bridesmaids. The bridegroom's father was the best { man and Richard Evans, brother ! of the bride, and Omar A. Kenyon { Jr., Indianapolis, were ushers. ! Mrs. Siegesmund, a member of \ Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, at- { tended. Christian college in Co- . lumbia, Mo., and DePauw university. , Mr, Siegesmund is a graduate of : DePauw and is affiliated with Sigma Nu fraternity.

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‘Accountants To Hear Talk

Mrs. Mildred Loring Fitch, Purdue university history professor, will be the guest speaker for the annual banquet of the American Society of Women Accountants at 7 p. m. Monday in the Hotel Lincoln.

Flower Catholic. 1 p. m. Tues. Auditorium. Dessert pillow slip card party by May committee.

CLUBS

Alpha Gamma Latreian. Fri. Miss Hortense St. Lorenz, 3359 Carrollton, hostess, : “The Robe” (Douglas), Miss Mary Louise Mann. Clio. Fri. Mrs. Joel Hadley, 6123 Park, hostess. Picnic. Fall Creek Garden. 10 a. m. Fri. Mrs. Ben B, Moore, 5005 N. Illinois, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Burke Nicholas. Reports. Friday Afternoon Literary. Fri. Mrs. A. B. Miller, 2302 N. Dearborn, hostess. Memorial service, Mrs. Florence Williamson. “Iceland,” Mrs. C. B. LaDine, Friday Afternoon Reading. Fri. Mrs. 8. G. Gifford, 5125 N., Meridian, hostess. “Our Future Through the Eyes of a Scientist,” Mrs. C. V. Montgomery. Nature Study, Indiana. 5 p. m. Sun. 63d and College. Hike to Williams Creek. Leaders, Mr. and Mrs, Chester Lytle. Supper. Newman Mothers. Noon Tues. Cathedral parrish hall. Chairman, Mrs. Leo Neargarder. Luncheon; cards. Woman's Round Table. Fri. Mrs. John Edwards, 4335 N. Pennsylvania, hostess, “American Giant” (Whitman), Mrs. R. H. Guhne. SORORITIES Alpha Kappa chap, Delta Sigma Kappa. Sat. Homestead. 3d anniversary dinner. Lambda chap., Omega Nu Tau. 6:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Rosemary Anderson, 8510 Pendelton pike,

Dr. Schutz Speaks

| “Women must see that democ-| racy works and is an example to all | other nations as a way of life. . . .| “And we must build a peace that | will last,” she added. “Isolation- | ism and imperialism must go; the | only way is co-operation. This will | be our opportunity to take the lead. Women must sit at the peace table and be articulate in what we want.” “The Meaning of a Total Peace” was Dr. Schutz’s subject. “The | only answer to a total war is a total | peace,” he declared. “A total peace | is one which demands a responsi- | bility from each of us — or we shall | have to accept the consequences, | which will mean another war. | “Total peace is possible only | when conflicts in every area are removed—the areas of politics, economics, race and industrial relationships and religion. “We must win here and to do this will mean give and take on the part of each nation,” he said. “The peace is going to cost more than payment from our checkbooks; it will demand for most of us a com-

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Mrs. Fitch will discuss “Cross Currents in World Affairs.” Miss Emily Berry will be installed as president of the organization, + The other new officers are Mrs, : i. Edna Brown and: Miss Johanna : . Sullivan, first and second vice pres- Baking Hint | idents; Myrtle Dawson and| When baking pie shells for filling $ - { Miss Marjorie Richart, recording |later, pierce the shell with a fo and corresponding secretaries, and |avoid air bubbles, and Mrs. May T. Hazel, treasurer. Miss | second pie pan of the . Olga Kaiser and’ Miss Olive M.|anchor the shell | Scott will serve as directors. period.

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hostess, Entertainment, members. ¢ Alpha chap. Sigma Delta Sigma. Mon, Miss Lillian Radcliff, 3041 Graceland, hostess.

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