Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1944 — Page 18

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ETE sw ag ef . She ol a . ; y oa is Meeting Is Booked ra Luncheon to Be Held Sororities Plan = Will Entertain Prize Winners Wed in June I ena Sih RW et "Rc 1 - | A The Women's guild of the First! {VI | A lunaheon td card party will be E “Rush Week ; : | In 4-H Show | ops, Womans build of th To Will Cet. A a : 9 A N me d LE a i - Iwill hold &) Wisse at 10:30 a. m.| ye woman's Society of Chris-|13:30 p. m. Moniay in Ayres’ tes, At Butler S : Arc a § : ! {Iomoriow Shure. tian -Service of the Roberts Park |room, : a “1: 3 ; } Methodist church will meet at 11] pres foo J. Maiden will be the Panhellenic Group 8 ; | Victory: Exhibit Held | 8 5 | the cheer ¢ ®. m. tomorrow in the church. The! sstess, assisted by Mesdames E. W. Issues Booklet Ls \ ; |. In Ipaleo Hall | - [the Mrs. Bert Everhart! meeting will be preceded by Red Durkee, W. A. Morn, R. S. Miller -— | a Pr mE ; e | o|Cross sewing. |ana B. W. Kiffmeyer ; Winners in the 17th annual Mar- TE § |Riley Cheer guild. , Mrs. Edward Lindsey will speak| agrs George Camphill is in charg fon County 4-H club victory show : ; bn students and Christian colleges. | os reservations. Be being held in Ipalco hall, 16th and |: A Theta Nu Chi Meeting A musical program will be pre. Alabama sts, were announced this Mrs. B. M. Hollansworth, 23 N. sented by Kenneth Carr, vocalist, con ‘will "be served ‘st 13:18 morning. = . a Irwin st. willbe hostess for a meet. 8ccompanied by his sister, Missi, followed by prayer led by Mrs, Judging of nearly 1300 entries Sea ing tonight of the Beta chapter,/ Janet Carr. : John Riehl. Mrs. Ralph Fenimore from the 12 local 4-H exhibits held : Theta Nu Chi sorority. Mrs. Calvin Clymer will preside.'will lead the devotions. since July 26 began Monday and : : ! RE : - A i 5 the show will be open to the pubcaptains of the ' séven campus; : iic tonight and all day tomorrow, soorities. | ke. : The winners of special merit purMessages from Miss Elizabeth B. LOR ple ribbons in the machine-made Ward, dean of women, and Miss a : towel class were Misses Joan and Mary Lu Marshall are included in| y $i ; {Jane Hanneman, Myrtle Barnhart, the 30-page booklet. Letters from \ A hf oy Madeline Bohne, Lila Mae Braum Miss Marshall, Pusbelicnie Hat § Th and Joan Mithoefer. dent, and registration : .. with -. * i ! xa were Misses Linda Bell Wilson, in Lafayette. The bridegroom ~ Miss Louise Reiter, Panhellenic Assisting with arrangements for the Delta Zeta sorority rush party |getto Ann Bogue, Patricia Cloud, parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. secretary, said that rushees must! L,..." Ci be given Saturday at the Marott hotel for girls entering |e. i rio Estering, Evelyn Poe, Eula| Tick Indianapolis, be registered with -the office of the| pop.yw ang Indiana universities and Franklin college are Miss Pat | co. potty Stanfield, Myra Gastdean of women not later than| yo. (left) and Miss Mary Alys Werkhofr. ings, Meredith Thornbrough, Carol-

AR Wp ete rush week calendar “7 |ann Kune, Virginia Ryan, Pauline Home. N ur Sing y

Sears, Barbara and Esther Swhear, and budgets and histories of the Rosemary Taylor, Mary Wallace,

sororities also are included in the S . ® . t I , ey. Mary alae Course to Be TT OCIELY- euraed Small Scots Relbine Crump Sonics fo Bo Read [peat oo 2) Naugurate : ’ imp 8IviCe 10 1S Coleman, Barbara Davis and Bar-| A 12-hour streamlined course in Become Pals

Aug. 27 in Greencastle Church [bara Kinne, - CL | home care of the sick has been au- Fd a X Kg . S : oo Receive Ribbons | thorized as an emergency measure 1 Foundations—Designed

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c ’ d ”> ¥ 3 ’ 4 iy re Ip SATS Yolo ton, Carol Cruse, Judy Hissong, Pa- | shortage of doctors, nurses and hos- E : .. A CEREMONY ON AUG. 27 will unite Miss Evelyn | in Ba Ce na Lingerior, pital beds led to the decision, offi- A | For Full Figures , By NEA Service "Crump, Greencastle, and Pfc. Thomas Leonidas Rob Laura Young, Patricia Tika, Gayle ed said. " ap : . on 5 RR” Le or LONDON. Aug So Raipta swe Logic wis of Cob smd Mys. Farl Robhins. Freelandville, [Carmichaghy Marv 1 Sagiyygep- The goal Is'£0 train. shvieqey gre fe Sa ERE N Aug SYS hE son of Colnd Mys Rarl Robhing. Kreelandy ny Ful Io ih of the nation’s women be-l. __. or BEAR Lx jorie “Reese; Audrey and Eleanor|tween the ages of 15 and 59 in the[ — 4 Ry co eed $10 to 18.50

Of Air WwW ACs — } : | ‘Others were Misses Jane Bough-| bY the Red Cross. - The increasing i

eins ia ¢, o£ AIR = A JF sion scenes of bombing sorties. dnd a

dogtights over Europe; air WACs| ~~ Col. Robbins formerly was- stationed at Ft. Harri stationed in air force fighter sta-| son. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Janet Wert, Ruth. Wise, | essentials of illness prevention, reetions in England help keep air-| - Lawrance. Crump, Greencastle. : . Shirley Spann, Patricia Thompson, |ognition of symptoms, what to do

war machinery moving. Teletype The Rev. John Te t will read the vows at 2:30 p. m. in the Diane Fisher, Margaret Hannon|When the doctor cannot be located,

ne. Flight orders. plane dam.| Golden Memorial Methodist church in Greencastle. Miss Joan |SnE Belen Haley. and home nursing.

! ids will | Additional blue ribbon winners| Miss Eva F. MacDougall, director CRE } . . age reports, parts replacement or- Orawies, Todionugels, WII be tiaburgh: Miss rangaret. “Blewett, in the class were Misses Norma |of home nursing for the local chap- & ¥ } a yours is a ‘heavier-than-average Sey: And He Suvi. a at tom; Mrs. Rowland L. Hicks, ‘Misses Anna - Marie Eitel, Hendricks, Susan Hilderbrand, Nan- ter, has Sone 5 Washington for 8 2 fi : ‘I | id th : lists go through a Nae ha s. Dorothy Jean Van Cleave and Norma Sulkowske, all of Greencastle. 1°¥ Hooper, Shirley Hudson, Char-|two-weeks’ instruction period in or- : : : “ igure—you ii we come o A a} nae 0. or €| TX Ihe bride-to-be is a graduate of the DePauw university Music [lene Hunter, Florence Durham, ganizing and teaching the course. o \ . trol. th . : _ war for air WAGs $i te 2s Wh School and is & member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Mr. Phyllis Dally, Judith Ann Turpin,|She will train instructors on her irm control, the easy comfort, the : ar a on wa Robbins attended DePauw and is studying medicine at the Uni- Joyce VanDeman, Caroline Zapp, return and classes will start im- ;

Carolyn Brown, Roslyn Izor, Nancy | mediately. ; outhful lines that Stylish Stout they also handle a special casualty. bilge Th o Dinca, He is » member of Phi Gamma Delta and |= ohnson, Rose Laut, Roseanne Lu- cnspisiissmillim——— y ty list that brings them right in on| Phi raterni Kens, Agnes Minatel, ~Marybelle

: Foundations afford. Style shown the ground floor of the other F%e| Eronch-Wells Ceremony Is Read * Moore, ‘Barbara Nourse, Chariens| OTN€Z8 Nu Tau Unit | « Wie. ; "| -S8cottish war orphans : : : . ' i > a a pts DR. SIDNEY B. HARRY of the Meridian Heighis Presbyterian | Peterman and Marilyn Prince, Will Hold Pienie | | is 18.50. Others, $10 and To Bn buildings. church read the vows at 4 o'clock this afternoon, uniting Miss Mary Towel Class A picnic will be held at 6:30 p. m. ¥ 2.2 Indiana Antics Ann Wells and Herbert Mitchell French. The wedding was in the Blue ribbon winners in the hand- today in Brookside park by Alpha ; i! These small Highlanders are now home of the bride's parents, Col. and *Mrs, Charles Mason Wells, made towel group were Misses Mary chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority. “going steady” with air WACs at Mr, French is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. French. hin Base, Norma Biddle, Lila Mae|Miss Josephine Abbott is the chairthe 8th air force fighter station. The bride wore a white shantung street dress with m&(chifg 8% | Braum, Ruth Ann Cassidy, Barbara man. The WACs take them to post mov- cessories and a white orchid corsage. Miss Barbara Renic , her only Davis, Bettie Lou Fink, Caroline] She will be assisted by Mesdames jes, save candy and especially prized attendant, chose a blue and white print dress with white Sones. Verbarg, Sidney Pritch, Margaret|John Flora, Edith Hulse and Maurgum rations for them, have-sing- sories. Her flowers were roses. Lucien Dunbar was po man, 2 “ |Hannon, Cresiana Marsh, Barbara ice Maibaugh, Miss Viola Seitz and , . . fests and frolics with a bagpipe] 1OWINg the ceremony, there was a reception in the Wells’ home. AIler | pganreheaq Mildred McCain, Sylvia Miss Naomi Todd. WASSON'S CORSETS, TIIIRD FLOOR background and some Oklahoma, a weddnig trip, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis. Nervins, Floria Naffziger, Charlene Lg “Alabama or Indiana antics thrown| : . Peterman, Joan Payne, Marilyn . gg Rush Party Given by Alpha Chi Omegas ge Pg i It began with a Christmas party " YOUNG WOMEN WHO WILL ENTER Indiana university this | Graves, Lois Rogers, Martha Wilthe WACs planned for the children.| fall were entertained this afternoon by the active and alumnae |gon, Barbara Story, Patty Buckener, There was & Christmas tree and| chapters of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. The party was in the home |wWilma Love, Shirley Sherrick, Barpresents. A good deal of apprehen-| of Miss Esther Yancey. Miss Nancy Hooker, Evansville, is active | bara Kollman and Barbara Blowers. sive flutter went on over enter-| rush chairman for the Bloomington chapter and Mrs. Loren Fink In the slip class the blue ribbon tainment for the strange timid| Is chairman of alumnae rush activities. winners were Misses Aurdey Thomas, children. : * Mrs, Paul G. Pitz, president of the Alpha: Mu alumnae chapter, (Shirley Spann, Joyce VanDeman, When the day arrived the small] Was general chairman for the party; assisted by Mrs. William Rohr, |Nancy Hooper, Mildred Reid, BarScots marched up. in full array of| refreshments; Miss Dolly Lambourne, program chairman, and Mrs. |bara Rosell, Frances Wilson, Barcolorful Highland dress with bag-| George Gable, publicity chairman. Mrs. Pitz, violinist, and Miss |bara Kelly, Marilyn Hostings, Carla pipes going full blast. They enter-| Patricia Myers, pianist, provided the music.* Fre, Deloris Martin, Norma Flemtained the WACs with g A . . ng, Peggy Thomas, Ruth Ann and Highland reels. re ayy Shower Will Honor Nancy Milburn Wright, Beatrice Merrick, Phyllis keeping company ever since, and MRS. W. R. WILLIAMSON will be hostess at a miscellaneous |Murphy, Ann Goold, Patty Lingenboth sides report it's good company.| shower next Wednesday in her home for Miss Nancy Milburn. The |{felter, Shirley Lyle, Joan Hurley, S honor guest and Daniel Akers Davis, aviation student, will be mar- |Rosemary Boches, Kitty Lou Echried in the fall. : ols, Pauline Kappel, Norma SchimMarv Bechert Among the invited guests are Mrs, Raymond F. Milburn apd |mel and Wava Wade. : oe. Mrs. Emma Carmichael, the bride-to-be's mother and grandmother; | « Apron Awards Made

@ & v ’ | Mesdames William F. Kegley, Robert Jenkins, O. H. Hershman, | | O Be W ed Francis H. Sinex and J. W. Lee. Blue ribbons for aprons went to - Also, Mesdames O. H. Grant, Charles Ness, G. N. Murphy and |Misses Betty Ann Bogue, Delores

| R. R. Scott, Misses Hetty Lo Schorn, Joan Scott and Mary Wil- |Blaricum, Joyce VanDeman, Carol The engagement of Miss Mary p...con. Mrs. Fleld Dailey and Miss Jean Dailey, Franklin, and |Jean Howe, Jo Ann Faulk, Barbara E. Bechert to Cpl. Joseph W. Eng-| Miss Florence Carmichael, St. Louis. . Jones, Anna Marie Nordholt, Marlish, U. S. A, is announced by her! tha Wilson, Marcia Suddith, Rose mother, Mrs. Clvde R. Oliver, 1125 . . . Laut, Helen Haley, Jean Hawley, mother, Mrs. ¢ Fabric Is Conserved Sororit Viste Re ireen Sisley, Jun Bawler, For the College and Career Gir The wedding will be. this month . . y : Mithoefer, Joyce Sweetman, Donna ’ with the prospective bridegroom’s| [Nn Sash Curtains Lingenfelter, Barbara Blowers and

3 : | . brother, the Rev. Fr. Paul English, | If you find that the long cyrtains New Officers Martha Smith. : oificiating. look too badly worn for another Other clothing , winners in the Mrs, Dora English, 543 N. Pine 00% 00 Da Mediate it ES purple” ribbon class were - Misses p month's Hse, see if tne top halves 2

st.”is Cpl. English’'s mother. | ‘ Mrs, S. E. Tate recently was : : : Miss Anna Marie Bechert will Aren't plenty good enough for sum- Barbara Nichols, Marcia, Suddith,

po las Anna Marte Bechert will COR EN elected president of the Theta Marie Woltjin, Joyce V&nDeman, Flannel Robe—all woo! and a joy

. -| Mary Ann Schutte, Joan Mithoefer, Miss Betty Jane Bechert, another, Wash the fabric, tint or dye it if chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa so

|Janice Curtiss, Barbara Rosell, to wear on nippy morns and sister, and Mrs, Bruno Beltrame color is preferred to plain white, Tority. Other new officers are Mrs. anda Bandy, Pauline Kappel, Ul- :

will ‘be bridesmaids. end then put in top and bottom Harry Walton, dene Christenberry, Iva Monger, nights. Navy, dark green or wine with The junior bridesmaids will be hems. This sort of thrift is true{vice president; Jani Augustine, Mary Fivecoats and

Miss Mary Field, the bride-to-be's wartime conservation of fabrics. Mrs, Delbert Ra- Ellen Keever. white piping. Sizes 12 to 20. niece, and Miss Sue Ann Black- TT der and Mrs. :

well, Mr. English's niece. , 7 {Earl Blanchard, Additional Winners 22.50 Mrs. Watts Hostess ic o rresponding Additional blue ribbon winners .

Card Pa rty Booked | Mrs. Virgil Watts will be the host- ‘and recording SEE of Were ‘Misses Lorraine Kettleson,|' The Ladies soeiety of the Indian- ess tonight for a meeting of Alpha Secretaries, and y Jackie Hanneman, Barbara Kent, apolis Saenger-Chior will give a card Tau Gamma sorority. The business MS. oporrest (Joan Gilyeat, Shirley Hanna, Bua: party at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the session will be at 8 o'clock in parlor Johnston, treas- : | Thomas, Deloris Martin, Patty : . » : hall, 521 E. 13th st. B.Y. W. C- A. ¢ | urer. ' pe ‘Miller, Patty Griffin, Esther Cun- Rayon Satin Pajamas printed with

S— — The c¢ommit- Ininghs Wilson, Marilyn . EE a i 1am, Frances y tiny, bright rosebuds. Two-

[tees announced Mrs. Tate | Hasting, Lolita Washmuth, Ann Match These

by Mrs. Tate for {Goold, Shirley Lyle, Ann Woosley, . “pt "oy {the year include Misg Mary Tague, Rosemary Boches, Ann Wade, piece with butcher-boy top. Soft conductor, Miss ‘Betty Richards, Paine Kappel and Sally Bell. for HOSTESS STESS GIFTS . ..

{publicity; Mrs. Charles Lukenbill,! Also Misses ‘Norma Schimmel, pastels in sizes 32 to 38. 5.98 Miss Augusta Clinton and Miss Phyllis Murphy, Kitty Lou Echols, o Catherine Wheeler, welfare. and Beverly Grob, Joan Hurley, Mary |Mesdames William Suddarth, J. Ranck, Mary Ella Echols, Peggy WASSON'S LINGERIE, THIRD FLOOR | Wallace Smith and Thomas Walsh Spriggs, Janet Bourne, Barbara and Miss Frances Schaffer, social. Hallock, Margaret Schuh, Ruth Also, Miss Eva Penn and Mrs. Gardner, Betty Lou Haymaker, Marshall Brooks, pledge captains; Blanche Jennings, Nell Marie Kin- | Mrs. Thomas Pfenning and Mrs, E. zel, Gaylle Rumford, Mary Eloise J. Wilmot, excuse; Mrs, Maurice Wulf and Mary McMorris. Clemons, Mrs. Gene Clinton, Miss Mary Arkins and Miss Cora Louise

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{ginia Jester, flowers; Mrs. Tim | Sheehan, historian; Mrs. Herbert

'Mutch, parliamentarian. and Miss To \ our Face

| Catherine Wheeler, pianist.

Playing cards in a variety of designs and gay colors, Double deck—

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: . ting halo, is all al. With Ice Cream , * {Madonna 0.8 110 $1.00 | right for the war-bride-to-be whose | Homemade ice cream’s not neces- features are that good. per box sarily “out” for the duration—or at” To pe that good a hair-line - least it doesn’t have to be. should "be nearly perfect, a brow ) + To make alittle go a long way, ditto and a face should be more oval mix canned fruit—peaches or pine- than anvthing else. * ¢ A for a personal - touch, these attractively boxed (apple, for instance—into ice cream yf Sy DS et features that matches in metallic colors of gold, blue, silver green, while it's still soft Laney i dubonnet—monogrammed (3 letters )— Sb oblige, you'll hear more envious Save the juice and combine with sighs from the pews, if you'll re- | - . i lemon juice to make fruit sherbet. sna hair-do to suit = > » -'vamp the Madonna hair-do to suit $2.25 per box 1 lain $1.50 To make thrifty use of dried-out the Feo of your face; will wear

cookie and cake crumbs, stir the 5 pan if it's only a whisper ; , ; i = , ts g, even y pet Main Floor, Rear i Mail and Phone Orders & crushed crumbs into plain ice cream of gq fringe; or will soften a Piease! ] Given Careful Attention srr slicked-back coif with waves that

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3 _§ memorial building. Mrs, Julia Car-jon te head, if you have reli will Fre. ; a ‘needs a buildup,