Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1944 — Page 16

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Nell Nickell, Nancy Hill fo Be Honored

With Two Bridal Showers Tomorrow

MISS NELL NICKELL AND MISS NANCY HILL will be the honor guests at two pre-nuptial parties planned for tomorrow, ° : Miss Dana Hackerd will entertain with a linen shower at the Butler university Kappa Alpha Theta house in the afternoon and Mrs. Robert 1. Terry and Mrs. C. C. Casler will give a kitchen shower tomorrow

evening. . Miss Nickell will become the bride of Jack Best in a ceremony June 4 in the Sweeney chapel at Butler and Miss Hill's marriage to Lt. Charles Leslie Miller will be June 12 in:the First Presbyterian urch in Anderson. . . 2 Guests for the afternoon party will be Mrs, “is. B: Nickell and Mrs. Charles S. Hill, Anderson, mothers of the brides-to-be, Mesdames W. M. Elles, Zane Powell, Frank King, Robert 1. Terry, Julia Sweet and Dan Hackerd. 8 » ” o » o Others will be Misses Jean Mutz, Jane Nickell, Virginia Hite, Glendora Miles, Dorothy Schumacher, Jane Mottern, Jean and Alberta Wells, Joan Binkley, Susy Calwell, Martha Armstrong, Jeanette Zerr, Margaret Blu, Mary Lu Bennett, Barbara McCurdy, Anita Ellis, Mary Elizabeth Donnell, Ann Shaw, Mary Lou Westfall and Phyllis Little. Attending the party in the Casler home will be Mesdames Powell, King, Hill and Nickell, Misses Wells, Hackerd, Shaw, Mottern, Armstrong, Zerr, Blu, Bennett, Calwell, Little, Miles, Hite, Schumacher, McCurdy, Mutz, Hary Helen Cain, Florence Becker, Ruth Chandler, Ann Shuttleworth and Sue Hartz,

Tudor Hall to Graduate 26 TWENTY-SIX GIRLS WILL BE graduated from Tudor .Hall school in commencement exercises June 2 in the First Presbyterian church. Dr. John U. Nef, economic history professor from the University of Chicago, will give the commencement address and iss I. Hilda Stewart, school principal, will present the diplomas. Indianapolis girls who will be graduated are Misses Marjorie Bain, Joan Boozer, Barbara Bradley, Jacqueline Cohen, Elizabeth Crist, Emily Flickinger, Corinne Grinslade, Lucy Holliday, Marjorie Kroeger, Elizabeth Mayer, Margaret Moenning, Frances Nafe, Suzann Reeder, Jean Rikhoff, Nancy Stout and Joan Wilson. Also Miss Shirley ‘Amos, Edinburgh, Miss Lucia Brown, Bloom{ngton: Miss Kathryn Crockett, West Lafayette; Miss Kathryn Gever, South Bend; Miss Helen Montgomery, Sevmour: Miss Betty Lee Tarbet, Selma; Miss Barbara Tracy, Toledo; Miss Susan Ward, Winchester; Miss Barbara Weinrichter, Greencastle, and Miss Marion Widman, New Albany,

Local Girls Win Scholarships ~~ - FIVE INDIANA GIRLS have been awarded scholarships to Wellesley college in Wellesley, Mass. Miss Lucia Brown, daughter of Col. and Mrs. James D. Brown of Bloomington, has been awarded the scholarship given by the Indianapolis Wellesley club. Miss Brown will be graduated from Tudor Hall school June 2. Miss Joan Sherwood, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Elmer Sherwood, Ft. Harrison, received the Pendleton National scholarship, Seven such awards are made annually by the college. Two other Indianapolis girls have received scholarships from the college. They are Miss Marjorie Turk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan ‘A. Turk, and Miss Hannah Coombs, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. John James Cooper, Miss Mildred Nickel, Bluffton, is the winner of one of the two midwest scholarships given by the college.

Colonial Dames List Officers NINE NEW OFFICERS of the National Society of Colonial Dames in the State of Indiana have been named by the organization's board of directors. The directors and four other officers were chosen recently 4t a general meeting of the society. Officers named by the board include Mrs. Herman Kothe and Mrs. Clarence Alig, recording and corresponding secretaries: Mrs. Paul E. Fisher, treasurer; Mrs. Lucia Holliday Macbeth, registrar; Mrs, Edgar Evans, historian; Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglesfield, librarian; Mrs. Robert A. Adams, patriotic service, Mrs. Arthur V. Brown, historic activities, and Mrs. Bowman Elder, social chairman. Mrs. Charles’ R. Weiss recently was elected president and Mesdames Harry V. Wade, Edmund B. Ball and Theodore Griffith were named first through third vice presidents, respectively.

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Catherine Lyzott and Fiance

With Dinner:

Miss Walsh to Be Entertained

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Mrs. Woodward urged an extension of federal old-age and survivors jnsurance to all workers now excluded; provision of monthly cash benefits for permanently disabled

Dinners, shower notes and a luncheon compose the bridal scene today. Miss Catherine Lyzott and her fiance, Lt. William Styring Jr., will be

honor guests at a dinner to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Preston Woolf Saturday evening in their home, 4530 Guilford ave.

The couple will be tharried June 6 in the chapel of the SS. Peter and

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Reading club tomorrow. York st, will be the hostess, as-| sisted by Mrs. J. F, Hufstetler and Mrs. Fred Reeder. |

Mrs. C. M. Finney will be hostess to the Woman's Round Table club tomorrow in her home, 2835 N. Me=/ ridian st. Mrs. P. M. Kilby will give a book review.

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The Spade and Trowel Garden club members will meet at 1:30 p.m. | tomorrow with Mrs. John Wayne | Judy, 6333 Park ave. Miss Janice] M. Berlin, Marion county home demonstration agent, will discuss “Home Canning” and a report on the club's project will be given by Mrs, Lee Fox. !

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Butler Women's Faculty Club Will Give Baccalaureate Tea In Honor of Senior Class

The club calendar today includes a tea, book reviews and programs. A baccalaureate tea, honoring Butler university seniors, will be given by the Butler Women’s Faculty club Sunday in the campus formal

Those assisting Mrs. Nathan E. Pearson, hostess chairman, will be Mesdames George F. Leonard, Maria W. Hyde, Eileen Jane Zeiger, C. R. Maxam and Ernest Lundeen|; and Miss Allegra Stewart. WK

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workers, the gearing of unemployment benefits to the number of dependents rather than only to earnings and the adjustment of federal contributions to the relative ability of each state to care for its needy. Miss M. Craig McGeachy, welfare and relief director of the united nations relief and rehabilitation administration, told the congress that the UNRRA does not intend to set up “educational systems in nations in which it operates and will not seek to influence the civic and political life of these nations. Four regional vice presidents were installed yesterday. They are Mrs. R. B. Gordon, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. E. W. Emery, Atchison, Kas.; Mrs. J. 8. Stewart, Longview, Wash., and

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Paul cathedral. The guests besides and Lt. John McLean, of Bowman field, Ky. » » » Mr, and Mrs. James Katterjohn entertained with a dinner last night in the Quaint inn in honor of Miss Betty Walsh and her flance, Dr. Gail E. Eldridge. Their wedding will be June 10 in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

Miss Helen Slupesky and Miss Betty Faulconer will entertain with a luncheon and kitchen shower Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic club for Miss Walsh. The guests will be Mrs. Charles G. Walsh and Mrs. Gail E. Eldridge, mothers of the engaged couple, Mes-

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» . . Miss Margaret Mann, whose marriage to Pvt. John C. King will be next month in Florida, will be entertained at a linen shower tonight given by Miss Nettie Woolery and Miss Walmadean Spelbring in Miss Woolery's home, 1367 Tuxedo st. The guests will include Mesdames Herbert Simon, Foster Burcope, Meta Louise Watson, Crystgl Jes-

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Fred Telford, a staff member fog the J. L. Jacobs Survey Co. of Chie cago, was the guest speaker for the noon luncheon. He discussed “Bete ter Personnel Practices in Indiane apolis.” EE ———————————

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Miss Olive Inez Downing, 483 W, 32d st, will go to Chicago Saturday to speak on “Tiling the Feature Field” before the Midwestern Write ers Conference association.

bower, David Sluss and Louise} Cretzinger. : Also Misses Ellen Lindsey, Mary {i Goette, Mary Jane Pate, Rosemary | Hendricks, ‘Martha Carron, Betty || Fraser, Helen Marxer, Sally Walker, } Mary Hastings, Anne Bovard, Joan | Dorsett, Rebecca Gibson, Marian | Waggoner, Martha Ooley, Mary || Scott, Marian White, Marian Baxe Mary Ellen Hazel, Susannah

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Miss Stumpf receive friends at a reception from COM) will be reviewed by Miss T : | . Kathleen Duerstock at the 8 p. m. | {3 until 6 p. m. 5 0 Be Married | ! p. m. June 4 in the | meeting today of the Inter Libros! 5S

Woman's Department club in cele-| club. Mrs. Clara Van Meter, 3338 Miss Genevieve Stumpf will be-|Pration of their 50th wedding an- {Central ave, will be the hostess.

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| In the receiving line with Mr, and| 1'ibute will be paid to William Eggert in a ceremony at 4 o'clock |Mys. Wood will be their children, | Watson Woollen and the late Col this afternoon in the post chapel at Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Wolcott, Miss| Richard Lieber by the members of Ft. Harrison. Chaplain Albert Virginia Mae Wood and Mr. and (he Nature Study Club of Indiana) : , | y . { emori . . Snapp will officiate. (Mrs. Ashton C. Wood; their grand-| 1 & Memorial RR oes The bride is the daughter of M |daughter, Mrs. Robert Scudder and |©“"%4! Lid ghter of Mr. Mr Scudder, and the Rev. and Mrs, | 83rdens. . h and Mrs. Frank L. Stumpf, 3225 S. Garrig L. Cook. | Dr. Oscar Lackey will be in Meridian st, and Mr. Eggert's par-| Those Who will assist at the tea C278¢ and those on the program ents are Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Eggert, table are Mesdames Hezzie B, Pike, | V1! include Ralph Pierson, club, 1518 8. Fast st, (Frank A. Wickes, W. A. Shullen- President: Ora Pierson, Mrs. Sarah Miss Stumpf has chosen a pale berger, Virgil A. Sly, D. E. Grist and | Vvager ang. Mrs. 3H. H. Coturn. | blue alpaca frock and navy ac-|C. E. Oldham. { Mrs. Rachel Scott and Miss Bernice cessories. She will wear a red rose| | Hussey will provide the music. corsage. | sg. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. Prank Smith wil Quick-Change Jabots meeting og oe rom be oe Loupies only attendants. | Some of the new-fashion frilly | maker's club at 1:30 p. m. tomor- ! Smith will wear a gray costume button-on jabots provide quick-|row will be “Time and My Hands.” rh coreage pf ‘ose: change brighteners for tailored| The hostess, Mrs. John Shearer, ere couple will be the honor dresses. And evelet-embroidered | Pleasant Run pkwy., North dr., will gu § for Bjoinher tonight at Buck- rosettes that button- on, too, are pe assisted by Miss Nellie Timmerley s res Aurant following the cere-!featured at local sewing center no-{man and Mrs. Howard A. Fale. Mrs. mony. They will be at home at 2216 tion counters as fresheners for|preq Rosemeyer and Mrs, Ernst

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A social meeting will be held by | Eta chapter, Phi Delta Pi, at 8 p.m. | today in the home of Mrs. William Spencer, 302 N, Tacoma ave.

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Mrs. Byron Brenton, vice president; Mrs. Dwight Brill and Mrs. R. R. || Powell, corresponding and recording | 53 secretaries; Mrs, «Jack Seward, cl treasurer, and ‘Miss June Sink, | conductor, / Theta chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa, installed officers at a din- | P= ner last might in the Warren hotel. | §&

.|The new officers are Mrs. Lois Tate, president; Mrs. Harry Wal-, ton, vice president; Mrs. John Rader and - Mrs. Earl Blanchard, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Mrs. Alice Johnston,

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