Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1944 — Page 14

English Show Will Be Held Sunday By Indiana Saddle Horse Association

THE FIRST OF TWO SHOWS which the Indiana Saddle Horse association is sponsoring this season will be an English show Sunday in Columbus, Ind. The allwestern show will be held Sept. 10 at a location to be

announced later by the I. S. H. A. Two performances are scheduled Sunday, at 1:30 and 7:30 p. m, at the Bartholomew county fair grounds, The 22 classes, including five stake events, will be judged by Ray Kettman, Shelbyville, Ky. saddle horses and ponies, and George Sadlier, hunters and jumpers. Verne K. Reeder, general chairman for the I. S. H. A. shows, and Fred Sharp, Franklin, chairman for the English show, head the arrangements committees. On the executive committee are P. O. Ferrel. E. A. Crane, William C. Hunter, Mr, Reeder, Mr. Sharp and Mrs. Howard Schaibley, Frankfort, Mrs, Schaibley and Mrs, Marie M. Bowen will serve as secretaries,

Mrs. Metzger Is Chairman of Entries

SFRVING ON THE HORSE SHOW committee are Jimmie Aike man Dr. P. O. Bonham, Miss Dolores Covert, Miss Sue Reeder, Robert Dalton, V. H. Furry, Robert Mannix, Mesdames Alex Metzger, William E. Munk and John B., Stokely, all of Indianapolis; Miss Joanna Fisher, Richmond; Dr. K, D. Graves, Lafayette; Miss Janice Jester, Shelbyville; J. Don McLain and Miss Elizabeth Rariden, Greencastle; Francis M. Overstreet, Columbus; C. A. Swanagan, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Schaibley. Members of the Bartholomew county fair board, which is acting as co-sponsor for the show, sge Ed Redmon, president; Francis Crump, Robert E. Gordon, William Hailway, Clarence Howe, Terrell Newson, Harry Nolting, Mr, Overstreet and Jesse Whipher. Mrs. Metzger is chairman of the committee handling entries and fs being assisted by Mesdames Clayton Mogg, Stokely and Harry Thomas, Messrs, Aikman, Dalton and Mannix, Indianapolis; Miss Fisher; Miss Jester; Dr. O. A, Kopp, Anderson; John McCabe, Crawfordsville; Miss Rariden; Miss Martha Ryan, Frankfort; Mr. Swanagan; Mrs. Gordon Thomas, Lafayette, and Robert Whitney, Muncie.

Members of the St. Vincent's

Open House To Be Held

- An open house June 14 at the Y. W. C. A. will launch summer activities for the organization. Supper served at 6 p. m. will be fol-/ lowed by a party at 7:30 p. m. { The activities planning committee

of its summer program,

Five Stake Events Scheduled

ASSISTING MISS EMMA MOORE, registration chairman, will be Mesdames Marjorie Kersey, Oscar Perine and Reeder, Miss Louise Dickson and Miss Mary Moore, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Schaibley. Additional committee personnel includes: P, B. Denning and Mostyn Snvder, ring stewards; Mr. Hunter, finance; Mr. Crane and Mr. Gordon of Columbus, publicity; LeRoy Short, Franklin, and Lloyd Turpin, stalls; Donald D. Alexander, Rushville, and Oscar Lloyd, Franklin, make-up ring; Mrs. Sharp, Franklin, with Miss Dickson and Mrs. Reeder, ribbons and awards, and Mrs. Bowen, tickets, Classes to be judged Sunday afternoon will be hunters, five- | gaited open, pleasure horses, fine harness open, three-gaited open,

manship for riders 12 years old and under, fine harness (3 years ! and under) and hunters-jumpers open, The evening show will open with the hunters-jumpers stake and

‘Ruth Cooper, Mattie Bennis and| Miss Mittendorf has chosen Miss | Belle Gelarden.

three-gaited pony under saddle, pair, walking horses open, horse- | performance of “Pirates of Pen- tain with a bridge party and mis-

The members of the committee

Rosiland Martin, Lavina Kiser,

Hospital

The Bridal Scene—

guild opened their new gift shop at the Among those assisting with the project are. (left to rizht) Mrs. J. F. Darmody, in charge of purchasing; Mrs. Marion E. Ensley, Mrs. Addison Coddington, in charge of hand-made gifts, and Mrs. W. H. Rohr,

hospital yesterday.

Virginia Mittendorf Will Be Wed

At Y. W. C. A. | To Ensign R. U. Sautter July 2;

Wilson-Starkey Rite Announced

The setting of a wedding date in the bridal news.

Miss Virginia Mittendorf has set July 2 as the date for her marriage has announced additional features to Ensign Robert Underwood Sautter, U. 8. N. R., Bronxville, N, Y. The

and three recent marriages appear

ceremony will be in the Broadway Methodist church. Miss Mittendorf{ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore I. Mit-

{are Misses Jean Sherman, Margaret tendorf, 2839 N. Talbot st., and Mr. | Schmidt, Pauline Shull, Pearl Rice, Sautter's parents are Dr. and Mrs. /and also attended Union Theologi-

Carl Marion Sautter, Bronxville. !

cal seminary in New York. Mr. Ragatz attended Denver uni-

{Margaret Meltzer, Shelbyville, asversity and received his M. A. de-

Summer clubhouse activities will her maid of honor. The bridesmaidsigree at the Eastman School of be held every Wednesday night and will be Miss Jean Peterson, Ft. Music. He also attended the Union will include hayrides, dinners, pic-| Wayne; Miss Georgianna Galloway, seminary.

nics and social meetings. A number of out-of-town week-|

end camp trips have been planned. | The. first will be July 15 and 16 at]

McCormick's creek. An outdoor]

zance” will be given July 23 in Garfield park, | The Tuesday Breakfast club which

will include five-gaited ridden by amateurs, ladies’

years old and above, the three-gaited stake, the walking and the five-gaited stake.

three-gaited, ladies’ walking horses, model stallion shown in hand, the fine harness ! stake, three-gaited pony combination, horsemanship for riders 13

{meets from 6:30 until 11 a. m. on| { Tuesdays will continue its programs] [through the summer and the Y. W.! {campette home for junior high| | school girls will open July 6 at!

horse stake

EVENTS

CLUBS Children’s Sunshine. 2 p.m. Wed.

Ayres’ auditorium. Monthly meet- MISCELLANEOUS

ing. Big Eagle unit 96, American: Legion Crooked Creek Garden. 9:30 a.m. auxiliary. 8 p.m. Thurs. Thurs. Mrs. B. H Gardner, 1305 : W. 50th, hostess.

breakfast. Tour of Wynnedale| ing with post. gardens. Marion County Council of Repub- | East Edgewood Homemakers. To-| lican Women. 1p.m., Sat. Brookday. Mrs. Lola Lewellen, 4921 side park. Annual basket picnic,

Mathews, hostess. Topic, canning. Forest Hills Garden. Wed. Mrs. R. G. Favre, 909 E. 58th, hostess. “The Flower Border,” Mrs. John Downing. Flower exhibit, members. Navy Mothers of America 576. 7:30 p.m, Wed. Cropsey auditorium, Central library. Business session,

election. . . 130 p.m. wea [22CNIC Is Held

WAVES Mothers. } «West room, World War Memorial, The Pleasant Street Kindergar-|

SORORITIES Beta Pi chap, Beta Sigma Phi. curity Trust bldg. Semi-monthly

business meeting. Phi Mu alumnae.

bldg. Mrs. Vernon Percifield, ten Mothers’ club held its annual speaker, {picnic today in Garfield park, Mrs. ! Woman's Advance. Wed, Mrs. |Nelson Sedam was in charge, |

Charles W. Scott, 3926 N. Capitol, hostess. Annual picnic. | O O

7:30 p.m, today. Clubrooms, Se- | 1 p. m, Wed.

Sundial tearoom. Luncheon for |25 When Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Call graduates. i

Sorority to Meet

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Golf Tourney

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The first round of the June hand-

ment. will continue each Wednesdav this month and a luncheon will follow the final round June 28.

On June 20, club members and | their guests will be entertained at a bridge - luncheon with Mrs. Charles F. Arensman in charge. There will be a family supper June

will arrange the supper program.

The Alpha chapter of Nu Phi Mu sorority, unit two, will meet in parlor B at the Y. W. C. A, at 7 p. m. Thursday.

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of Miss Betty Ann Walsh. Miss] Walsh will become the bride of Dr. Gail E. Eldridge Saturday in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle

8 ” ” The Rev. Willis E. Lewis officiated Saturday at the ceremony uniting Miss Ellen Louise Starkey, formerly

of Indianapolis, and Warrani Officer Thomas E. Wilson. The wedding was in the chapel at the Se-

Presbyterian church. Among the guests will be the | mothers of the bride-to-be and the |: prospective bridegroom, Mrs. Charles | G. Walsh and Mrs. Gail Eldridge. !: Others will include Mesdames Earl | Schrader, James Crooks, Elmer Ostermyer, Harry Meyers, Lee Emmelman, William Battenfeld, Paul Taylor, Kenneth Yates and Dan Hackerd.

Also Mesdames Roger Schaub.

Mr. |icap tournament for women golfers | Ralph Wortman and Wilbur Schu- | and Mrs. James W. McGoldrick, 3% Meridian Hills Country club will Macher, Misses Peggy Walsh, EsAnnual June| New Augusta, hosts. Joint meet- be Played tomorrow. The tourna- |telle Meyers and Jean Eldridge.

” o ” Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Gleason

|Ragatz are on a wedding trip fol-| Mesdames Ben Olsen, W. Hatha- | : : { ! . | low heir marriage Sunday in the | | way Simmons and Glenn Findley | owing t ge y i

{are in charge of arrangements.

McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Vale officiated.

Mrs, Ragatz was Miss Mary Louise | a Christena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Union st.

dalia army air fleld base, Warrensburg, Mo. Mrs. Wilson's sister, Miss Gladys Starkey, was her Mrs. Wilson attendant. Sgt. U. 8. A. A. F. photo Wendell L. Mann {was best man. Following a wedding |trip to Kansas City, the couple will |live in Sedalia,

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” - » The home of Mr. and Mrs, William Halpern, 3134 Central ave., was {the scene at 6 p. m. Sunday for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jane Halpern, and Lt. J. Eugene {Zukerman. Rabbi Nandor Fruchter

Dr, Roy Ewing| officiated.

The bridegroom's parents are Mr.

nd Mrs. Sam Zukerman, 1217 Mrs. Julius Cohen and

Clifford Christena of Hall, formerly| Abe *Zukerman, the bridegroom's

of Indianapolis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Ragatz, Sterling, Colo. Mis. Roy Waggener, Rushville, was the bride's only attendant. The best man was Sgt. Rudolf M. Wer-

time and the ushers were Pvt. John |

Funk, Kentland, and Ray M. Ayers Jr., Chicago. The couple will be at home in

BR} | Bloomington where Mr. Ragatz is Sa faculty member of the Indiana ®@ | University School of Music. By | Ragatz is a graduate of the school!

Mr. Ragatz is the

brother, were the couple's only attendants. For her wedding the bride wore a beige sheer wool suit with pink acjcessories and she carried a prayer | book* topped with a white orchid. A buffet supper for the members of the wedding party and families [followed the ceremony and the Hal{perns held open house for the | couple. i Lt. and Mrs. Zukerman will be at

Mrs. home in Fairfield, Cal, where he

is stationed with the army air corps

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

They contain some calcium and

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phosphorus, needed for building and

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healthy nerves, muscles and red blood cells.

Use them generously, stewed for breakfast, chilled for dessert, pureed and folded into whipped evaporated

milk and served “as is,” or frozen dressing). for dessert, - Bread (8 slices). ‘ * & = Fresh coconut cream pie (see WEDNESDAY MENUS recipe). Breakfast ° Loe

Stewed prunes. Griddle cakes and sirup.

Luncheon

Tomato juice cocktail (home canned Juice). Creamed eggs and chipped beef on toast ("4 lb, dried beef, 5 hardcooked eggs, white sauce, 8 slices toast). Carrot sticks_(6 carrots). Whole wheat bread (8 slices). Lemon gelatine, top milk or cream

Dinner

Braised lamb chops (4 chops). Parsley new potatoes (3 1bs.).

Te new peas (2% lbs. peas,

14 c. med. sauce). Lettuce salad (1 head, 1000 Island dressing). i Chocolate Bavarian.

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Breakfast

Grapefruit halves (2 grapefruit), Soft-boiled eggs (4 to 8). Bacon (% 1b.). Toast (8 slices).

Luncheon

Cream of corn soup. Lettuce and tomato sandwiches (% head lettuce, 2 large tomatoes, 8 slices bread), Stewed rhubarb (1 1b). | Ice-box cookies.

| Dinner

Vegetable salad (endive or lettuce, cucumber, onion, radish, French

Fresh coconut cream pie: 2 c. milk including coconut milk, 24 e. sugar, % tsp. salt, 2 tbsps. cornstarch, 3 tsps. flour, 2 eggs separated, 2 c. fresh coconut grated in long shreds, 1 tbsp. butter, 4 tsp. vanilla; 1 8-in baked shell, cooled, 1; ¢. sugar. Heat 1'2 c. of the milk, sugar and salt to boiling point. Blend corn starch and flour with remaining % c. milk, add egg yolks and beat thoroughly. Combine with boiling mixture and cook over medium heat until mixture thickens and bubbles (about 1 min), stirring constantly. Remove from hedt, add 1 ¢. of coconut, butter and vanilla. Cool thoroughly. Turn into shell: top with meringue made from stifly beaten egg whites and 4 Cc. sugar, sprinkle with remaining coconut and bake at 375 degrees F. for 10 to 12 mins. Cool. Six servings,

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In Cathedral Breakfastat I. A. C. Follows Ceremony

The chapel of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral was the scene, at 9 o'clock this morning, of the double ring ceremony uniting Miss Catherine Lyzott and Lt. William Styring Jr. The Rev. Pr. Cornelius Sweeney heard the vows. A wedding break-

club followed the ceremony. Bride's Costume

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyzott, 2545 S. Pennsylvania st. Mr. Styring, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Styring, Southington, Conn., is stationed at Camp Atterbury. Entering alone, the bride wore a gown of white point d'esprit fashioned with a high neck, fitted basque and full skirt. Her fingertip veil was held by a latticed net Juliet cap entwined with lilies. She carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis and gardenias.

Couple’s Attendants

The bride's cousin, Miss Marie Lyzott, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was her only attendant. She wore a yellow marquisette frock with a fitted basque and full skirt. Her bouquet was of daisies. Richard Styring, Detroit, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man jand the ushers were Lt. Darrell Napier ard Lt, Fred Atchison, both of Camp Atterbury. The couple is on a trip to New York and on their return will be at home here. Mrs. Styring attended Butler university where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and Mr. Styring is a graduate of Trinity college.

Church Circles Set Meetings

Six circle meetings of the St.

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lans National |Convention Mass Meeting to Be June 15 in Anderson Times Speeial Re 3

ANDERSON, Ind, June 6 .| national convention and mass meet

eign Missionary society of the Church of God will be June 15 and 16 in the auditorium of Anderson college here. Dr. David W. Gaulke, Columbus, O., will be the speaker for the mass meeting at 8 p. m, June 15. His subject will be “Christ for Human Needs.” The Rev. E. E. Perry, Washington, will lead the devotions, and Mrs, Nora Hunter, national president, will preside, An international communion service at 8:30 a. m. will precede the Friday sessions, which will begin at 9:15 a. m. Mrs. Perry will be the program chairman. The Rev. Val Clear, Lima, Peru, will be the speaker for the afternoon session and Dr. Adam W. Mil ler, secretary of the foreign mise sionary board, will lead a panel discussion on “Post-War Planning at Hand.”

ment of their daughter, land, Ore, to Cpl. Adam Camp Gordon, Ga. son of and Mrs. R. G. Sallee, ville, Okla. The wedding will be this month in the Old Bethel: Methodist church. The bride-to-be attended Purdue university and Scarritt college and Mr. Sallee was graduated from the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical college.

Drive Workers Will Receive

Instructions

An instruction meeting for women workers in the fifth war loan drive will be held tomorrow in the

Panel participants will be Dr. Gaulke, the Rev, T. Franklin Miller, Miss Axchie Bolitho, the Rev, A. L. Forrest, Mrs. Bessie Byrum and the Rev. A. F. Gray. The new officers will be installed by Mrs. Hazel Neal. The election will be held during the morning session.

World War Memorial building. World War Memorial building at! P.-T. A. to Conduct 1:30 p. m.

Mrs. Ralph Showalter, chairnian, and Mrs, Maxwell Droke, vice chairman, will be in charge. ‘An uncensored war film will be presented by Taylor E. Land and Mrs. 1 Irving Newman, bond booth chairman, will] instruct the workers. Mrs. Fred W. Ashby, chairman of the office canvass, will outline the office program. Other speakers will

Training Course

The annual training course for new chairmen of the Indiana P.T. A. Congress will be held tomorrow and Thursday at the Claypool hotel. Four new chairmen recently were appointed by the board of managers. They are Mrs. Malcolm M.

ing of the Woman's Home and For.

include William H. Trimble, county war finance committee chair man; Stewart -LaRue,

Paul Methodist church are scheduled Thursday and another will meet tomorrow. | Martha cirtle will meet for an informal luncheon at the home of Mrs. Anna McNeil, 942 Congress! ave, and Mrs. Noble Allen, 1110 W. 32d st, will be hostess to Orpah circle with a sandwich Juncheon. Eunice circle wil] have a luncheon with Mrs. W. C. Vehling, 1137 W. 31st st., and Miriam circle will meet with Mrs. Dester Harding, 1163 W. 33d st., for a covered dish luncheon, Lydia circle will meet at the church for a sandwich luncheon and Mrs. Clarence Vice will have al similar luncheon for Esther circle in her home, 2930 Elmira st. Tomorrow at 1:30 Pp. m, Mrs. | Ruth Darter, 1020 W. 20th st, win! be hostess to Elizabeth circle.

Delta Gamma Mothers to Install

The Delta Gamma Mothers’ club of the Butler university chapter will have a picnic next Fuesday at the Butler chapter house. New officers who will be installed are Mrs. Fred A. Henning, presi dent; Mrs. Floyd Schorn, vice president; Mrs. L.'S. Martin, secretary, and Mrs. W. O, Brown, treasurer. At the recent mother-daughter banquet Miss Joan Henning was named as the senior who has given the most service to the university and sorority and Miss Mary Jo Clapp was awarded the Mothers’ cup for scholarship and activities.

Art Display

An exhibit of art work by Indian|apolis Public school teachers is on| ! display in the Teachers Federation] ‘office. The exhibit will be open to!

the public until June 16.

Miss Bernadine Cook will present a dance review at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Hollenbeck hall at the {Y. W. C. A. Miss Virginia Saders will provide piano music and Jerry Mart will give a magician act.

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committee executive secretary, and Charles E. ®)over, executive manager of the

Porter, Crawfordsville, publicity; Mrs. C. O. Gross, Marion, summer round-up; Carl W, Burtt, superintendent of schools in Warsaw, rece reation, and Mrs. Virginia Butler, Evansville, student aid.

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