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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES “Blue Birds’ Plan Magic Ring Federal Aid For Schools Is Discussed

Educator Speaks At P.-T. A. Congress

NEW YORK, May 24 (U.P) .— John W. Studebaker, United States commissioner of education, told members of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers yesterday {that “it is perfectly possible for the federal government to provide in the financial support of education in the United States without attempting to exercise any objectionable control either of teaching personnel or of curriculum and teaching content.” . He urged development of a central educational authority in each state for post-war plan and administration of federal aid if it is offered.

Government Experience

Speaking at the 48th annual convention of the congress, Mr. Studebaker said he based his assertion on “the government's experience over many years in which there has been federal participation in the support of education through grants-in-aid to the states for vocational education.” - “There is every likelihood” he said, “that the federal government will continue financial aid to the

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, Eugene Ponder,| New Presid | Marjorie Pyle | § 'To Be Married |

Rev. J. F. Edwards Will Hear Vows

Reservations Are Made for Activities At Meridian Hills on Memorial Day

HIGHLIGHTS OF MEMORIAL DAY activities at the Meridian Hills Country club will be a golf tournament for both men and women members, a buffet luncheon at noon and another buffet style meal in the evening. Among those who have made reservations for the supper are Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kerr, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Foreman and Mrs. Myra

Briggs. Others who are planning to attend are Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Hagedon, J. Floyd King, Paul Burkholder, W. M. Wheeler, E. D. Campbell and Dixon Guy. J Also Messrs. and Mesdames A. A. Zinn, Carl McCann, Ralph Flood, S. Conoly Bartlett, Joseph P. Merriam, Floyd Wallace, Carlton Starky and Silas B. Reagan.

Plan Dance at Hillcrest

A DANCE AT THE HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB Saturday night will substitute for Memorial day activities. -Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Malgren are the chairmen for the event. ly reservations for the party have been received from Dr. and Mrs. Dale Lentz, Messrs. and Mesdames Virgil Campbell, Roy Britts, Dave Fitzgerald, Guy Smith, C. A. Rosasco, Carlton Klaus and Tom O'Hara. = 5 = = = - Visitors to the 37th annual display of work by Indiana artists at the John Herron Art Museum voted “Between Seasons” by Clifton Wheeler as their favorite. Mr. Wheeler will receive the $50 popularity award given annually by Booth Tarkington, a member of the board of directors of the art museum. Others who received high scores in the balloting are Palmer Z.

Hale photo. Y A ceremony on March 31 in the chapel at Moody field, Ga., united Lt. Rowena L. Harrison, army nurse corps, and Lt. Harold J. Wilkinson, quartermaster corps, both of Moody field. Their parents are Mrs. G. M. Harrison, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Dora Wilkinson, Wellsboro, Pa. The bride is a graduate of the Methodist hospital School of Nursing.

Mrs. E. C. Zaring (left), secreiary of the Blue Bird Leaders association, and Mrs. A. U. Kindwall, leader of the Wallace Presbyterian church group, are assisting with arrangements for the first all-city magic ring for Blue Birds, the junior organization of the Camp Fire Girls organization. The event will be at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in Block’s auditorium.

gloves and her fingertip veil of illusion will cascade from a coronet of orange blossoms. She will carry a white Bible topped with a white orchid and streamers with rosebud ends, :

Attendants’ Frocks Mrs. Holland The matron of honor, Mrs. Robert Appoints

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War Bond Citations Are Listed

The St. Vincent's hospital guild

The all-city magic ring for the|program when the girls will receive Blue Birds, junior organization of special achievement recognitions. the Camp Fire Girls, will be held| Joyce Harbison, a member of the at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in Block's Sparkling Star troop, will extend auditorium. greetings to the mothers who will The event will be the first to be be special guests and the response held in the city and has been in-|will be given by Mrs. Wade Fuller.

Dyer, of New York, and the bridesmaids, Miss Patricia Walters and Miss Jacqueline Blomberg, will wear

Holmes, Terre Haute, for his oil, “Gas Works,” Clara Epstein for her portrait of a boy and Henrik Mayer for “Anchors, Barnacles and

Rust.”

David Rubins, whose head of Evans Woollen received first prize

in the sculpture division, also was among the high scorers.

Mr.

Rubins recently received a $50 prize, awarded anonymously by one of the museum trustees. The exhibit of Indiana artists’ work will remain on display at the museum through Sunday.

College Commencement Plans

MISS ANN HERETH will be the guest of Miss Jane Ferris at the 89th commencement exercises to be held May 30 at Western college in Oxford, O. . . . Miss Virginia Wyatt Binford will be gradu-

ated from Connecticut College for Women June 11.

Her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Binford, will go to New London for the

exercises.

stituted as a result of the growing number of Blue Bird members. Miss Miriam Baxter and Mrs. E. OC. Zaring will be in charge of the

The city Camp Fire Girls chorus | will sing and Blue Birds who have {passed their 10th birthdays will | participate in a “fly-up” ceremony.

The Bridal Scene—

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Miss Mildred Reimer Sets June 25 For Wedding to Robert Koschmann;

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states, and extend the areas of its partieipation, amounts of its financial aid.

appear that there will need to be developed much better machinery than now exists in many of the states for effecting co-operation with the government,” he said.

congress in recognition of their efforts for child welfare were presented to Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-

and increase the

“Certainly if this be true, it would

Life Memberships Honorary life memberships in the

Committees

Mrs. Ralph L. Holland, new

{president of the Indianapolis Coun-

cil of Churchwomen, appointed her committees for the year at the annual May board meeting held recently. The list includes: Mrs, L. C. Trent and Mrs. Edward Mayo, Bible in life; Mrs. F. Marion Smith and

Mrs. Asa E, Hoy, personal faith and experience; Mrs. Richard 8. Orton

matching white jersey frocks with sprays of spring flowers in their hair. They will carry garden hats filled with garden flowers. Miss Jeanie Beanblossom, .the flower girl, will be in a light blue net and satin dress and she will carry a garden hat with rose petals. Mr. Ponder's best man will be Fred Vogel and the ushers will be John Roberts snd Frank Redding Jr., of Bloomington. The couple will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles where they will be at home. Miss Pyle attended Butler university and Mr. Ponder is a |

has been dwarded a citation by the treasury department $4325 in war bonds and stamps bee tween April 1 and May 14. The group leads the 125 women's clubs in Marion county that are listed as members in the Grande mothers’ War Bond league. Mrs. Ethel F. Cummins, a member of the guild, was awarded an individual citation for her bond

sales of $3300, the largest sale of

any grandmother. Her mother-in-law, Mrs. George . Cummins, 82 years old, is the

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velt, Katherine Lenroot of the U.S. labor department, Dr. Bess Boodykoontz, assistant commissioner of the U.S. office of education, and 68-year-old Alice Birney Roberts of Atlanta, Ga. Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood Roberts Jr. is a great-granddaughter of Mrs. Alice McLellan Birney, one of the founders of the congress.

of Purdue university where | sldest grandmother registered in the Sante a member of ny Delta | league and Mrs. Gerald Decius, 39 ra ity. | years old, is the youngest. Theta fraternity Honcrable mentions were award. ed to the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks r | chapter, D. A. R, for its sale of Mrs. McDay itt 182350 in bonds and to the Women of the Moose for their total of Other Appointments

Reviews Book [= Others are Mrs. Ernest P. Mes- .

sick, Goodwill Industries; Mrs. Wal-| ars Howard J. MeDavitt qave] W- S. C. S. to Hear

ter G. Gingery and Mrs. M. O. Her- a review of “Blessed Are the Meek" | Returned Missionary n, community issues; Mrs. Royal (Kossak) this afternoon in Ayres’ me J Miss Pear! Mason, former mise

‘ Ce. auditorium. Her talk was followed | McClain, race relations; Mrs, E. K by 8 tea. | sionary to China, will be the guest Higdon and Mrs. F. H. Streightofl,| “m0 vent was given by the speaker for the May meeting of the world relations; Mrs. Fred F. Con-|Calendar club of Our Lady of | Women's Society of Christian Serve nerly, hospitality; Mrs. E. A. Pel-|Lourdes Catholic church and Mrs. ice of the North Methodist church. penbrok, Indianapolis church day; |@. A. Milam wag the general ar-|. The meeting, which will be open Mrs. Don Robers, membership; Mrs. rangements chairman, to the public, will be at 2:15 p. m., Ralph J. Hudelson, religion and| ‘Hostesses assisting Mrs. Milam | tomorrow at the church. Mrs. E. S. health, and Mrs. A. M. Welchons, were Mesdames Neal J. Burke, | Riley, Greensburg, will give report wood school will be held at 10 a. m., | promotion. Stanley Tooley, Claude Sifferlen, on the recent Methodist conference June 2, at the school. The Very! Also, Mrs. Harold Klingel, radio; S. L. Mitchell, James Connell and |in Kansas City, and Mrs. C. M. © Mrs. Lionel F. Artis, speakers’ bu-| J. J. Wirth. | Bless will lead the devotions.

Rev. Henry F. Dugan, J.C. D,, chan- {reau; Mrs. F. L. Warner, telephone; | Sotiions

cellor of the diocese of Indianapolis, | Mrs, William C. Hartinger, time

and Mrs. O. D. Wissler, Christian family life; Mrs. Arthur J. Liegeber and Mrs. E. B. Carpenter, missionary education; Mrs. E. W. Stockdale and Miss Alice Alexander, leper work, and Mrs. Edna Martin and Mrs. E. S. Eberhardt, Flanner house.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Geupel will leave June 8 for New London to attend the Connecticut college commencement when their daughter, Miss Marjorie Geupel, will be graduated. Their son, John Geupel, who is a student at the Taft preparatory school in Watertown, Conn., will join them in New London for the exercises. Miss Geupel will serve as a counsellor this summer at Camp Nagawica in Delafield, Wis.

Highlights in the bridal news today include the setting of a wedding date, shower notes and an engagement announcement. Miss Mildred Reimer has set June 25 as the date for her wedding to Robert B. Koschmann. The ceremony will be read at 4:30 p. m. in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church by Dr. H. M. Zorn. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reimer,

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The men chapter, De will hold a 8 p. m. tods Fred McCol Assistant b Gertrude L Poling. The chap McCollum,

Commencement exercises at Lady-

will give the commencement ad- and place; Mrs. Royer K. Brown,| dress, and Bishop Joseph E. Ritter | War service, and Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, publicity. | will award honors. The organization will emphasize Miss Patricia Ann Walker, daugh- [as its next year's projects, week day | ter of Mrs. Clare Healey, 411 E. | schools of religion, Christian family | Kessler blvd., who has held highest life and community problems, TT ——— | |

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1133 S. Kenwood ave., and the pro- - . * = = Association Baptist. Thurs. Mrs. Frank Fannie Chasman, to Pvt. Jerome Kappa K Gamma Mothers’ Ph pe gelical and Reformed. § p. m. Leaders’ association at the group's is temporarily stationed at Ft. Friday at the chapter house. p. m. Thurs. Food Craft shop. Karl Venitz, vice president; Mrs. Miss Catherine Lyzott will be McLeansboro, Ill, and Mrs. Willlam| On; program. , sene (Hume and W. H. Hackleman, sen | Pkwy. Mrs. Stevens will be assisted The speaker will be Mrs. Eliza-| Kessler. | A “group of Girl Scouts passed gi) esome the bride of Lt, William sisted by Mrs. T. J. Marshall and Victory. 7:30 p. m. Thurs. Mrs.| They are Misses Martha Bailey,| Mesdames Charles Lyzott, Marvin Installation of officers will follow Dunham, Mary|and Bruce Atkinson, Misses Betty A are Mrs. L. S. Beebe, president; Egelweiss Ladies. 8 p. m. Sat. DAY—JUNE 18 Hiatt, Alice Hemmel, Betty Lou | Hargrave, Janene Scott, Helen Rob-

spective bridegroom's parents are Events Will H C 1 onor Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adeff, 3015 ommencement Lists Officers tickney, Cler: t, hostess. Stickney, Clermont, hostess. May L. Kohn. The wedding will be next €lub, will honor the seniors of the ,, Church. Penny supper. annual spring outing at Camp Dell- Harrison, is the son of Mr. and The mothers to be guests include| Card party. {Ralph Burris, secretary; Mrs. Wal- honored with a miscellaneous shower E. Shumaker. The seniors are Misses May circle, St. Patrick's Catholic. | jor, intermediate and Brownie by Mesdames Harvey Clark, Edwin beth B. Schofield, national president CLUBS : : : | Mrs. F {their senior service requirements at | Styring Jr., June 6. in the chapel of Mrs, Edward H. Holloway. Reser-| | Bartle, NM is Ruth Swaim, 209 N. Jefferson, June Bird, Elizabeth Brooks, Joan s Morris Chambers, Joseph the luncheon. Those to be installed | Everett, Mary Ann Fravel, Shirley|Jenkins, Mildred West, Martha Mrs. A. W. Brayton Jr. vice presi-| Southside Turner's hall, 306 Pros- , |ertsom, Viv A Mrs. H. H. Jones, 3504 Clifton, HOOVer, Norma Hurst, Eleanor Hyl-|€TtSon. Vivian McConaha and Eloise

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Koschmann, CHURCH GROUPS Washington blvd., announce the enbreakfast. | Mrs. Charles Brockman was month Butler university collegiate chapter Chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Knop. | wood recently. | MIS. Charles M. Kohn, Chicago. Mrs. Ernest Royce, Marion; Mrs.|Dorcas society, Redeemer Lutheran. 5.0 g. Remington, treasurer, and Friday night at the home of Mrs. Jean Brannon, Joan Cross, Frances| Noon Thurs. School hall. Lunch- representatives, respectively. R. Fitch and Richard Birsfield and of the sorority. Mrs. Paul Catter-' North Side Study. Thurs, | W. Hallett, 711 N. DeQuincy, | the semi-annual senior all-out day|the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. vations may be made with Mrs. | Kirsch, P: 1 hostess. Business; social hour. |Brown. Ethel Davidson, Ryland ro) McCune, Helen Scott. Gantenbein, Muriel Gardner, Isa- | Schildmeier, Marjorie Pirtle, Olivia dent; Mrs. H. M. Cochrane, secre- pect. Card party. {ton, Helen Luellen, Margaret Miller, Stevens. hostess. Speaker, Mrs. E. P. Mes- | °° ’ 1

J? Scout Leaders Melrose Park, Ill. Missionary society, Garfleld Park zagement of their daughter, Miss { A luncheon, to be given by the! . . | A L d r Ladies guild, Garfleld- Park Evan- elected president of the Girl Scout! The prospective bridegroom, who | t a YW ood and their mothers, at 12:30 p. m.|Ladies Aid, Psychic Science. 1:30 The other new officers are Mrs. | ..8 2 Harold Cross; Mrs. Allen Lasater,| 12:30 p.m Thur Ghuzch, Lunehe/agsdames F. A. McLaughlin, Elmer Charles Stevens, 5263 Pleasant Run Lasater and Helen Shumaker. eon; cards. Chairman, Mrs. John | | Miss Glenna Wilcox. Miss Lyzott son, luncheon chairman, will be as-| | hostess. Covered dish luncheon. held recently at the Y. W. C. A.[ The shower guests will include Grace Watkins. Vivian Ryland Roesch, George Schuman MISCELLANEOUS Davidson, Joyce bel Griffith, Susanne Griffith, Betty | Hall Nell Beck, Dorothy Ball, Joan tary, and Mrs. Marshall, treasurer. Mary E. Balch, W. C. T. U_ Fri. { sick. Program. and Margaret Ellen Mack. vox =

Personals

Others are Misses Marjorie Nickel,| Announcement is made of the SORORITIES Barbara Pearson, Juanita Ponder, Marriage of Miss Dolores A. Raley, Beta chap., Omega Phj Tau. Today. |PhVllis Powne, Donna Smith, Joan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Pennsylvania st, is spending the TOpsy's restaurant. Installation Stadler, Dorothy Timberman, Mary Raley, Wilkinson, and Charles Rusweek in French Lick. She will re-| dinner. |Lou Webb and Betty Jean Wells. Sell Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank turn to Indianapolis Saturday. | Lambda Mu chap., Sigma Beta. To. | The girls represented troops 13, 17, Hart, Lawrence.

Mrs. Philip Efroymson, 2809 N.

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Several pre-nuptial parties will {honor Miss Marie Irene Juergens

of the Indianapolis

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For that next quick shower, | ~ Delightful selection—finely made—smartly styled. Mustrated, left $10.95, right $6.50.

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scholastic honors for four years, will irre— give the greetings to the guests. I U WwW Certificates for courses in the de- . . partment of music will be awarded Will Give ! ca to Misses Jeanne Denmark, Jane cliff, and art certificates will go to |57th st. will be the hostess June 3 Misses Virginia Ann Oppenheim, |for the final meeting of the season Mary Sullivan and Dorothy Yegge.|for the members of the Indiana Fadistat ove Misses Patrisia Beck, apolls { Cheer Dad with new photographs of the uzanna Coughlin, Mary Jo Curtis, : | Father's Day Joan Rita Leach. Helen Lucille| Mrs. Gordon Holland will be the | family he brags about. Our : guest speaker and she wiii discuss | special includes wallet size picture in To Receiv © Receive Diplomas Madge Cathcart will arrange the| musical program and officers will | 4 Connor, Danville, 1ll.; Miss Nancy [be elected. for 5.95 Cooper, Greencastle; Miss Denmark, STUDIO FLOOR Mrs. Efroymson will entertain amc oA Sidon {71, 77, 86, 138 and 149. The double-ring ceremony was |Riverside, IL: Miss Dolly Wade | Weathers and Mrs. J. Dwight Peter- | 338s with an open house from 2 until 5 Say. noses, ah up S428 E. 2 2 = read May 21 by the Rev. Bernard J. ! son will be in charge of the tea | b. m. Monday at her home ( Lonos , per. Renner, pastor of the Lawrence |Marie Guthrie, Lahaska, Pa. and |which will follow Mrs. Holland's | bE i of her niece, Mrs. Allan Markowitz a dianap on Jeno Girl Scouts | Methodist church, in the home of |Miss Laura Janette Keener, Knox. | ————— yo] who will arrive Sunday from Cleve-| J Others to Meet - nited to atlend a specialithe bridegroom's parents. Mr. and |ville, Tenn. tirine resident, . moo senior week-end at Camp Dellwood Mrs, Hart are on a wedding trip and. es x The Butler University Mothers|June 2, 3 and 4 when plans for & and on their return will be at home |Tex.; Miss Elizabeth Louise Kramer Mrs. Merlin Lyon is the house COURCil Will close the club season SRior council will be made. lin wilkinson, Detroit; Miss Jo Ellen Lynch, Ham. Mrs. Merlin Lyon e house ) A | Members of the program commit- | mond; Miss Monat anvi : guest of her brother-in-law, Don With a meeting at 10 a. m. Friday tee for the event will be Mrs. O. Virginia Ann. Nooo oville, IIL; R. Lyon, and Mrs. Lyon, 230 S.|in Jordan hall. Alden Hadley of the p Prim and Mrs. Kenneth Irwin clam . 3 N A 155 5 or : le, Ill; iss i - Osiisng wh 1 Merlin E. Lyon Indiana conservation department ' advisers; Miss Joan Keller and | whose marriage to Wayne Edward ater Me Sree, Gola is stationed in England. [will gi [Miss Betty Edwards, troop 87; Miss |v, ; Lo HSS , give an illustrated lecture on 3 , p 81; Miss |r ¢ riati s. * = = Mary Ann Elliott, 11; Miss Betty |; . oor: aviation ordnance mate | Vincennes 1 Kescle blvd, are visiting in 8iven by Mrs. W. G. Patterson and | Miss Jane Carson, 149, and Miss | yoo FOOT Nay Tavones ini Ss, w York. i ; | \ ry, 1 : New Yo . {Miss Maxine Patterson. | Barbara Prim, 38. Miss Virginia Myers, 23 N. Grant | Miss Mary Wallace, Sheridan, and I - | Miss Juergens tonight in her home. ’ &. RR |The guests will include Mrs. Her- d. . “ po be {man G. Juergens and Mrs. Horace Named to Board PITTSBURGH, Mav 24 (U. P.) — aged couple, and Mesdames Rex | Myers, Jack Stowe, Edward Off, |elected to 8erve a six-year term on Robert Erdly, William Knopf, Frank |the executive board of the National Council of Catholic Nurses, She was ford Ernst and Kenneth Jaynes, and Misses Nora Louise Bauer, Lor- [ing held here recently. Miss Anne raine and Lillian Juergens and | V. Houck, Toledo, O., was named as president. Sunday, Misses Lorraine and Lillian “Juergens will give a linen shower and tea for the bride-to-be. have a personal shower on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will entertain the couple with a bridal

Win Certificates Monahan and Mary Elizabeth Shir-| Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, 815 E Indianapolis girls who will be University Women's Club of IndianLingeman and Walker. her experiences in China. Miss! pe memo book. No appointment is necessary; Others will be Miss Shirley Ann Miss Flora Will, Mrs. C. W.| Fick, Metropolis, Ill: Miss Rose talk. Mrs. Walter Titus is the re- | Also Miss Carol Ann Kies. Austin, | — - To Miss Virginia Ann Noonan, HinsMs and Vine ety Bookwaiter. | Pires and musical monologs will be | Krueger, 77: Miss Joan Stadler. 71 |l1-c, US.N.R., will be June § in| Miss Mary Sullivan, Detroit: Miss _ St. will have a kitchen shower for |Miss Yegge, Evanston, II, |E. Thompson, mothers of the enMiss Ann Dugan, Indianapolis, was Buddenbaum, Raphael Miller, Clifelected at the national counci] meet- | Margaret, Doughty. and Mrs. Richard Templeton will dinner June 4 in the LAC.

In the Right Places

By modern scientifie treat. ments. No starvation diets, exhausting exercises, weak-

: js) > ening baths or drugs . . . Fark Chairman 0) rel to. bs confused wi Is. James Myers will be the » Hips chairman for a card fo bell o te] bast, Quickly given at 8:30 p. m. Saturday by the!| $ per week.

5 show in the f {Marion Republican club. The event, * will be in the group's clubrooms, | 691: W. 34th st.

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Ans r= THE TARR SYSTEM nnwersary Dinner Of Health and Figure The Sigma chapter of Alpha ‘Omicron Alpha sorority held its an|niversary dinner last night at the Canary cottage. ia

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