Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1944 — Page 18
Miss Cramer
Shower Honoring Miss Joan Cross
Will Give Breakfast, :
MISS BETTY CRAMER will entertain with a breakfast and china shower in honor of Miss Joan Cross next Friday. The party will be in the Cramer home and Frank E. Cramer will assist her daughter. : = The honor guest will become the bride of Sgt. James"
Herbert DeHaven, U. S. M. C.
at the North Methodist church.
Miss Cramer's guests wil] inclu couple, Mrs. Harcld Southard Cross Mesdames Francis Huffman, Paul
Misses Barbara Bran, Jean Brannon, Mary Lu Marshall, Marjorie Ogle, Jeanne Clancy and Doris® Crane,
Miss Varin to Be Guest
MISS CAROLYN ANN VARIN will be honored with a luncheon Thursday to be given by Mrs James Katterjohn in her home. Miss Varin and Lt. Col B. L. | Baker, Mitchell field, N. Y., will be | married July 18 in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The luncheon guests will be Mrs. Robert Priest, Mrs. Jack Gulling and Miss Martha Coddington.
Dinner Party
| MISS FRITZIE YAEGER, who |
will become the bride of Lt. Robert A. Purcell July 9 in the Bethlehem Lutheran church, was the guest at a dinner last night given by Miss Suzanne Conner in her home, i Among those attending were Mrs. Godfrey D. Yaeger, mother of the bride-to-be, and Mesdames Dudley Smith, John Lang, Harlan Fulmer, Paul Goins, George Sparks and Gordon Merrill, Misses Bernice Billett, Dorothy Tucker, Alta
Miller and Bettyjo Reed.
5 ” » | Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair will leave tomorrow for Higgins lake in Michigan to spend the summer. Mrs. Sinclair's son, Thomas G. Sinclair, and his wife will leave with her for a two-week visit.
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{| By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
R., in a ceremony July 20
de the mothers of the engaged and Mrs. H. Walker DeHaven, McClellan and Guy Boyd Jr.
Wo man’s Viewpoint— ‘U. S. Suffers Spiritual Malnutrition’
Scripps-Howard Staff Writer
ALMOST FOUR MILLION men] have been rejected as unfit for| army service. Of that number 1,340,000 are clhssified as psychoneurotics. It means simply that | they have been crippled a little in| mind or spirit. Any one of a num- | ber of things could have happened to them. Malnutrition, broken homes, in-| adequate shelter and clothing, bad | environment, faulty education, neg- | ligent parents, evil social influences —and all these things are an indictment of our country, our schools, our homes and our churches. These men may also be incapable of sharing in the creative life of the nation during the post-war era. Unless they can be restored to health, they will contribute no more to a nation at peace than they did to the war effort. ” » o
AND THE STUPIDEST folly of] our time is the belief that it is!
Wedding Today
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Russell, 5811 E. 19th st., will be the scene at 8 o'clock tonight of a dou-ble-ring ceremony uniting their daughter, Miss Jo Ellen Russell, and Robert E. Austin, The Rev. Adolph Bredy of the Bethel Baptist church will hear the VOWS. Mr. Austin is ‘the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stoddart Austin, 329 E. Iowa st. The bride will wear an ivory
street-length dress of silk jersey
with matching accessories, She will have a corsage of dark red roses and will wear rosebuds in her hair. Pvt. and Mrs. Norman Thomas, Pt. Smith, Ark. will ‘be the only attendants. Following a short wedding trip, the couple will live at 2283 Union st.
Clarabell Langdon Visits Parents
Miss Clarabell Langdon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langdon, |
§20 Campbell ave. is home for a short visit following her graduation last Sunday from DePauw university. She will leave tomorrow for Mayo ¢linic, Rochester, Minn, for a year’s course in physical therapy.
easier to make and keep peace than it is to wage war. The opposite is { true. Millions of young men and {| women, who might have given no | service to their nation if it had {remained at peace, rush to its deifense when war is declared. They {show courage, ingenuity and efficiency in military endeavors. More must be asked of them,| however, when the military effort ends. Unless they work as well and | faithfully when their nation and] {the world turns to peace-making| | plans, they will fail the causes for {which they fought, : Why, we must ask ourselves, did we have four million young men who were unfit for military service? |
ters of the pocketbook and too little | concerned about things of the spirit. | This great rich country of ours, | gorged with machines for produc-| tion and war, suffers from spiritual malnutrition. There is no tranquility within us—because God has been forgotten.
‘Shell Trick’
Do you find it irksome sometimes getting the shell off a hard-cooked egg? Add salt to the water in which the egg is cooked and this {makes the shell harder, more brittle {and easier to remove.
Kathryn Snyder
Of Lt. William M. Forrest; Bride's Father Will Officiate
The bride's father, Dr. George F.
ding ceremony for his daughter, Kathryn, and Lt. William M. Forrest. The candlelight service will be at 8 o’clogk in the First United Brethren
church of which Dr. Snyder is pasto A candlelight satin gown will be
marquisette yoke and high, round neckline, the dress has long sleeves, a
to Become Bride
Snyder, tonight will read the wed-
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worn by the bride. Made with a
fitted waistline and a full skirt extending into a short train. The bride's fingertip veil of illusion will fall from a tiara of seed pearls and she will carry a cascade bouquet of white roses and orchids. Her attendants’ gowns will be fash-| ioned alike with soft silk jersey bodices, sweetheart necklines, short sleeves and chiffon skirts. Bride's Attendants
Mrs. Austin Wininger, matron of honor, and Marilyn Jo Miller, flower girl, will wear blue. Mrs. Wininger will carry a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and the flower girl will carry a basket of petals. The bridesmaids, Misses Cathleen Foreman, Betty McGuire and Martha Dennis *and Mrs. Richard Probst, will wear yellow. Their bouquets will be of blue and yellow garden flowers. To Take Trip William H. Forrest, Elkhart, will be his son’s best man. i The ushers will be Sgt. John
of Ft. Harrison. } A reception given by the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Snyder, will be held in the church parlor following the ceremony. Lt. Forrest is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, Elkhart. After the reception, the couple will leave for a short wedding trip.
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The Rev. A. M. Brown will read
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the vows tonight uniting Miss Frances Lang and John William {Bland. Their wedding will be at |7:45 o'clock in the East Tenth Street Methodist church. Miss Lang's parents are Mr. and {Mrs. H. E. Lang, 7108 Edgewater Ipl, and the bridegroom is the son {of Robert H. Bland, 922 N. Jefferson st. The bride will wear a white crepe street-length dress with matching accessories. Her corsage will be of gardenias and roses. Miss Mandy Gegner, her at-
The Bridal Scene— Supper Party Will Honor Miss Kemp A revert, mstviash, drones
of attendants and shower notes appear in the bridal scene.
White Cross Guild Units Will Meet The White Cross guild has scheduled 11 unit meetings next week in the guild's center at the Mathodist hospital. Four groups meeting Monday will be the Central Avenue Methodist, Psychic Science, First Baptist and Donati. On Wednesday the Children’s
Cheer and the West Washington Street and St. Mark's Methodist units will meet. The Music and Broad Ripple Methodist groups will meet Thursday and the Sun Rae and Clermont Community groups on Friday.
Sorority Meeting
Beta chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today
a ” » Crowded workday schedules mean that playtime must be sandwiched into vacations taken piecemeal style on sunny week-ends.
Shown here are three sunshine fashions that will add to the fun of any vacation, no matter how brief it may be.
1. A soft chambray button-down-the-front shirtwaister with plenty of shoulder room. for a healthy swing at golf. A colorful grosgrain belt with leather and metal fastening complements the beige-ish tone of the frock. (Ayres’.) .
, 2. A bare midriff swimsuit in gay plaid gingham has an appliqued bow of black over the left hip to give it dash. There are white jersey trunks beneath the flaring gingham shorts. (Wasson’s.)
3. Cool lime and grape shades join forces in a playsuit that bares the ribs to the summer sun. Plain lime-colored fabric makes the tailored-to-a-T shorts while grape and lime are printed on the white background of the bra which knots at the back. The tall sombrero is
of white straw. (Block's) . : is the time to inspect and refill fire Avoid Fire Hazards |: pio \iapesi. Alu IR 2h Don't let a fire spoil your vacation. place, chimneys, stoves, heaters, Be careful with your matches and) jectric cords, lamps and other fire cigarets and, if your cabin has anjhazards. Any needed repairs should oil stove, learn the right way to|be made promptly and by an ex-
in the Hotel Washington,
operate it. The outset of a vacation |pert.
In Parents’ Home
the bride of Lt. George Allen Em-
' |erson in a ceremony at 4:30 o'clock : {this afternoon in the home of her | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Keith | Goss, 601 E. 58th st. J
Dr. Dallas Browning, pastor of the Methodist church, will read
and man will be Robert Pell, Cincinnati, apprentice seaman, U. 8. N. R. Reception Will Follow A reception in the Goss home will follow the ceremony. After a short | wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Clarksville, Tenn.
Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Purdue university and
Theta sorority.
Party Is Given
At Nurses’ Home A party honoring Miss Gertrude Hasenjaeger and Miss Mary Parris was held recently a: the nurses’
Miss Hasenjaeger, chief nurse at the local hospital for the past nine years, is leaving soon for a new assignment at Jefferson Barracks, Mo, Miss Farris is assistant dietitian at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Kemp, 45 {N. High School rd. will entertain with a buffet supper at 6 p. m. to-| morrow in honor of their daughter,! Miss Alice Jean Kemp, and her fiance, Herschel Ellis Fullen. The couple will be married at 8:30 p. m.| July 8 in the Kemp home. The guests will be Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Fullen, parents of the prospective bridegroom, Mr. and
There is but one answer—because| Dailey, Pvt. Carl Priest, Cpl. Frank M's. Louis Davis and son, Mr. and we have been too interested in mat-| Rudin and Sgt. John Morrison, all | Mrs. Clem Church, Miss Betty Rippy,
and Verl Fullen. Miss Rippy, who is to be Miss Kemp's only attendant, gave a linen shower for her last night. t
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Mr. and Mrs, William Maltsberg-
er, 1615 Spann ave. announce the! marriage of their daughter Donace, | to Lt. R. H. VanTreese, son of Mr.! and Mrs. Russell VanTreese, West Newton. The wedding was Tuesday ! night in the post chapel at the Fred-! erick army airfield, Frederick, Okla. ! Attendants for the ceremony,’ which followed Lt. VanTreese's graduation, were Lt. and Mrs. Jerry Wangler. Mr. and Mrs. VanTrees arrived in Indianapolis last night for a visit with relatives and friends. ” ” 2
Mrs. Harold Edens will be the
Miss Marabelle Hommel and Joseph Penn at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Miss Hommel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hommel, S. Arlington ave. The prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Penn of Kokomo. Mrs. Robert Tilson, aunt. of the bride-to-be, entertained her niece
tendant, will wear a blue and white | flowered sheer frock, white acces- | |sories and a corsage of roses. Nor- | {man Damon will be best man. Following the ceremony the! | couple will leave for a wedding trip After Wednesday, they | (will be at home at 504 West dr, | Woodruft Place.
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Delta Gamma sorority led the sorority scholarship list for the last semester at Indiana university, it was announced today by Charles E.| Harrell, assistant registrar. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Mu sororities ranked second and third respectively, Next in their order of rank were Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Delta Delta, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Kappa, Zeta Tay Alpha, Chi Omega, Phi Omega Pi ‘and Sigma Delta Tau.
‘Bundles’ Office Will Close for Holiday
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at a miscellaneous shower recently in her home at Greenwood.
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers
Volunteers to serve in the home service department of the Indianapolis Red Cross from 6 a. m. to 10 in the evening, and 9 a. m. until 6 p. m. on Sunday, are being sought, according to Mrs. Louis Haerle, chairman of the volunteer corps of the home service department. Ability to deal with the problems of people is necessary. School teachers, office executives and personnel are among those Others who have a knowledge of community service are qualified. Persons interested may call Mrs. Haerle or Mrs. Eleanor Dunn Moore, director of the home service department, at the Red Cross office,
Buying Extinguishers
If you are buying fire extinguishers for your country cottage, be sure they carry the approval label of the Underwriters’ laboratories.
The offices of Bundles for America and Britain, 38 8, Meridian st.,! will be closed on Monday and Tuesday because of the July 4 holi-| day. The organization also announces that the offices will remain closed on Saturdays for the remainder of the summer although regular hours will | be observed Mondays through Fridays.
Sausage Supper For a tasty sausage supper lightly! brown one pound of pork sausage patties. In a greased casserole arrange in layers one cup of bread crumbs, two cups of cooked kernel corn, sausage patties and one cup |of white sauce. Top with crumbs and bake at 350 degrees F. for x “ 1 x : ; 2
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There are thousands and thousands of Long Distance calls every day. Three, five and ten times as many between some cities as before the war.
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