Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1944 — Page 13

vSociety— Marriage of Maj. John Teasdale . And Miss Phyllis Davison Announced

"TUESDAY, AUG. 15, 1044

THE MARRIAGE OF Miss Phyllis Davison, daugh- . ter of Dr. and Mss. Chester Davison of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,, to Maj. John Teasdale, Camp Barkeley, Tex., was | announced here this week-end as the couple visited Miss Mabel E. Rose, Marott hotel. : ~The bridegroom’s, mother, Mrs. Lydia Parry Teasdale of Indianapolis, attended the ceremony on Aug. 5 in the First Congregational church in Poughkeepsie. Before returning home, she is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Milton Rubincan, in Washington. : » 2 » . s 2

Miss Elsie Ann:Locke will be entertained tonight at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Julia Ann Arthur and Miss Elaine Ax, The party will be in Miss Arthur's home. Miss Locke and Pfc. George Doster Buckner will be married at 4:30 p. m., Aug. 26, in the First Congregational church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Locke and Mr. Buckner's parents are Dr. . and Mrs. Doster Buckner, Ft. Wayne, . Shower guests will be Mesdames Locke, Pierre Talbert, Patrick Russ, Dale Belles, Thomas Brown, Robert Fisher, John Maister, Max Hockema, Robert Purge, Bud Spencer, Omar Kenyon and Robert Walker, Misses Peggy Trusler, Barbara Rang, Sally Walker and Doris Fessler.

Hicks-Coughlen Rite to Be Next Tuesday

THE WEDDING OF MISS BERTHA JANE COUGHLEN and Graydon Keith Hicks, signalman 2-¢, U. 8. N. R, will be at 8:30 Pp. m. next Tuesday in the Fairview Presbyterian church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Coughlen Jr. and Mr. Hicks" parents are Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Hicks, Albion, Mich. Miss Eleanor Coughlen will be her sister's only attendant, William Hastings will serve as best man and Howard Niemeyer and George ~ Kistler as ushers. Mr, and Mrs. Coughlen will honor the engaged couple with a bridal dinner in their AR Monday night. The guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames Kistler,” Niemeyer and Hastings, Mrs. Frank Edenhatrter and Mrs. Hicks, Misses Phyllis and Catherine Hicks and Mrs. Lowell Morgan, all of Albion, Capt. and Mrs. R. H. Shelhorn and Mr, and Mrs. John E. Silberman will entertain with a family party Friday in the home of the latter. The guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Kistler, Hastings, Coughlen and Merritt Coughlen, Mesdames L. H. Pfaff, W. H. Bhumacher and George F. Wilson, Misses Eleanor and Doris Coughlen and Hildreth Shclhorn,

Shower Will Honor Beth Henderson

MISS BETH HENDERSON will be. entertained at a miscellaneous shower given tonight by Mrs. William R. Holder and her daughter, Miss Clyde Holder. Miss Henderson and Aviation Cadet Paul W. Elliott will be married Saturday in San Antonio, Tex. The guests will be Mrs. H. A. Henderson and Mrs. 8. E. Elliott, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Margaret Billings, Robert McConnell, Alfonsa Tapia, Richard Gustin and Vincent Malan, Misses Hannah DeHart, Carol Rogers, Janet Murphy, Maribeth Millis, Evelyn Peterson, Virginia Gammon, Betty Baumgartel, Marilyn Behmyer, Jean Einsteadt, Mary Alice Sims, Laura Hart, Isabelle Burnside and Connile Doran and Mrs. Leota Mitchell, Wilmington, Del. Mrs. John M. Williams gave a buffet dinner recently for Miss Henderson. The guests were Dr. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs, Robert Clark and her son, Robert Jr, and Pvt. James Henderson, Ft. Harrison. A personal shower was given last night for the bride-to-be by Mrs. James F. Price. The guests were Mesdames Henderson, Elliott, Raoul Ayres, William Reynolds, Karl Means, Rex Isom, Glen Maynard, E. O. Coffman, Bert Weekley, E. B, Peterson, Glenn Graham and Charles Kelley, Miss Patricia Ayres and Miss Lorene Reynolds.

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

WEDNESDAY MENUS Breakfast Grapefruit (2 grapefruits). Poached eggs (4). Pan-fried bacon (34 1b). Toast (8 slices).

seasoning, French dressing). Bread (8 slices), Sliced peaches and cream peaches), -

celery, 2 thsps. green pepper, diced,

Pea and cheese salad—2%; c. mac-

4 U. 8. army signal corps photo. Miss Mildred Milliken is devoting her time during the summer to work for the Indianapolis Red Cross motor corps, Her latest assignment is at Camp Atterbury where members of the corps work daily at the camp motor pool.

Organizations— Irvington Garden Club Books Picnic Luncheon Friday;

| Hoosier Bridge Club to Meet

A picnic al card parties are features of organization news. A picnic luncheon and meeting will be held Friday by the Irvington Garden club in the home of Mrs. William G. Holley, 8530 E. Washington st.

Mrs. P. R. Lawson, 6242 College ave, will be the hostess at a meeting of the Hoosier Bridge club at 2 p. m. Friday.

sored this week by thé August cir-

cle of the Altar Society of St. Philip Neri parish. The first will be at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the parish auditorium and the second at 8 p. m. Saturday in Foresters’ hall. Mrs. John McGinty will be in charge, assisted by Mrs. John McCarthy and Mrs. William Blueher.

Gamma Delta Chapter of Kappa

was elected state president of the . _ | Delta Phi sorority will meet at 6:30 American Legion auxiliary yester p. m. Thursday in the Rho Delta

day. She and the other new offi-| cers were installed at the World 3 orem Mary ended ite 25th annual son [Welsenberger will be in charge and Miss Maxine Overlease will

vention. Elected with her were Mrs. Rees preside. Miss Pear] Taylor, 2451 E. River-

Legion Women Install New Officers

Mrs, Harry Mulder, Hammond,

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Morgan, Jonesboro, northern vice president; Mrs. William R. Boler, side drive, will be the hostess for a

dent, and Mrs. Emil Baumgardt, p, m. Friday. Lafayette, historian. J : * Three officers who were re-elected | The Verae Sorores Chapter, Verus were Mrs. John Kundrat, Ft. | Cordis sorority, will meet tomorrow Wayne, secretary; Mrs. Esther Jav, {night in the home of Mrs. Janetta Indianapolis, treasurer, and Mrs, | Dodd, 328 N. Grant ave.

: : __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - Motor Corps Works at Camp

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Two card parties will be spon-|

Mesdames Grant Wil-! Gene Wood and R. C.|

Indianapolis, southern vice presi- meeting of the Emera club at 3!

Charles Combs, Bloomfield, chap-

lain. Delegates Chosen

Thirteen delegates at large who will attend the national convention next month in Chicago also were named. They include Mesdames G. 1. Seybert, Ralph Klare, Ruth Fields and Ruth Smith, Indianapolis; Mrs. L. A. Cortner, Knightstown; Mrs. Carl Graham, Kendallville; Mrs. Ruth Badders, Portland; Mrs. R. F. Robinson, East Chicago; Mrs, Wil-

The rhonthly meeting and dinner of the Alpha’ Chi alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority will be * held Thursday evening at the Canary Cottage restaurant. ’

Sorority Meeting

Final preparations for a circus party will be made at a meeting of Beta Iota chapter, Tau Phi Lambda sorority, at 8 p.m. Thursday. Miss Marie Mills, 3242 College ave. will be the hostess. The circus party

Luncheon Vegetable soup (1 can—3 blue pts), - Cottage cheese sandwiches (% Ib. cottage cheese, salt, pepper, chives, lettuce). Peaches (4 to 8 sliced). Cookies.

Dinner Ham puffs (13 1b. ground ham and

pork—1 red pt, !§ c. dry bread cheese and sweet pickle. Thor-|thall, Clinton, a member of the na-| + erumbs, 1.egg, 4 ¢ milk, 1 ¢.! oughly mix the mayonnaise, catsup | tional executive board. They will be |

grated raw potatoes, 1 c. grated raw carrots, i tsp. salt dnd 1 tsp. minced onion. Bake at 350 de- . grees F. for 40 mins.), Baked sweet potatoes (6 medium). Buttered spinach (3 Ibs). Sliced tomatoes (3 to 4). Bread (8 slices). Chocolate dessert (remainder from Tues.). - ” o THURSDAY MENUS Breakfast

Vegetable juice (1 46-o0z. can chilled —35 blue pts., usg 4). Sour milk pancakes with’ (standard recipe). ' Luncheon Pea and cheese salad (see recipe, % 1b. American cheese—3 red pts, 1 No. 2 can peas—35 blue pts. use 14 peas). Bran muffins (standard recipe). Apple sauce (fresh). Cookies.

sirup

. Dinner Liver and bacon with fried noodles (see recipe). ’ Corn on the cob (8 ears). Green bean salad (% 1b. cooked green beans, “chilled, 1 ec. diced

aroni, uncooked; % ¢. diced celery, 1 c. canned peas, 2 tbsps. green pepper, % 1b, American cheese, diced; '2 thsps. chopped sweet pickles, % c. mayonnaise, 32 tbsps. catsup, is tsp. salt, lettuce, Cook the macaroni in boiling salted water {intil tender, Drain, drop in water and drain well, Chill. Add {the celery, peas, green pepper,

and salt, Pour over the combined ingredients. Toss lightly and serve in crisp lettuce cups. » = s Liver and bacon with fried noo-dles—Pan-broil .1 1b. beef liver tubed, skinned, sliced, in a hot skillet with a small amount of fat. In another skillet pan-broil 4 slices bacon until as crisp as desired; drain and place on hot platter. Add well-drained = cooked poodles to bacon fat, turn carefully over and over to coat all noodles with fat without breaking them up, and cook over moderate heat, without further stiringy for about 7 minutes or until delicately brown. Tum and brown on other side. Serve hot, surrounded with liver and bacon.

Sorority Holds

Swimming Party A breakfast and swimming party were given recently by the Epsilon chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, at the Riviera club. Miss Mary Badders was chairman, {assisted by Miss Bertie Kirtley and Miss Lillie Rule.

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Nancy Milburn To Be Guest

Lt. John E, Steeg Jr. Will Be Married

The announcement of an approaching wedding and several showers are included in bridal news. Mrs. W. F. Kegley will entertain with a tea and miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon for Miss Nancy Milburn, The honor guest and Aviation Cadet Daniel Akers Davis

Miss Milburn is the daughter of Mrs. Raymond Fowler Milburn, 4302 N. Capitol ave.,, and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Major Davis, Dawson, Tex. The bride-to-be was honored recently at a linen shower in the home

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of Mrs. George Murphy. The guests included Mesdames Milburn, O. H. Grant, George Browne and Ralph Young’ and Miss Betty Lo Schorn. The out-of-town guests were Miss Flerence Carmichael, St. Louis; Mrs. Field Dailey, Miss Barbara Ware and Misses Jeanne and Mary Field Dailey, Franklin, and Mrs. O. M. McCombs and Mrs. James Young,’ Hollywood, Fla. ; s ”

The engagement yo approaching marriage of Miss® Gladys Jule Warmbold and Lt. John Edwin Steeg Jr. is apnounced by the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Warmbold, Savannah, Ga. The wedding will be Sept. 21 at Hunter field, Savannah. Mr. Steeg is the son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. John E. Steeg, 3433° Central ave., apt. 37. 2 = = A miscellancous shower given tomorrow night by Miss Mary Lou Bunch, 1544 N. Euclid ave., will honor Miss Patricia Shea. Miss Shea and Cpl. Jess L. Bunch will be mar-

of Lourdes Catholic church.

J. P. Shea and Mrs. Jess L. Bunch, mothers of the engaged couple, Mesdames Ernest Baker, Phil E. Clements, C. D. Peters, Thomas Gavin, Judd Ferry, Hettie Bell, Bert Deloft, A. ©. Weber, John Bunch, Robert Hoke, Mary Margaret Ford and John Shea, Misses Frances) Lawler, Mayme Riley, Mary Lou | Peters, Nancy Shea, Ann Griffin and Phyllis Clements.

Personals

Dr. and Mrs, E. T. Haynes, 5133 |N. Pennsylvania st., are visiting in New York. ! o

ried at 9 a. m., Aug. 22, in Our Lady |

The shower guests will be Mrs. |

DORI nurse's arms) at an age of 10 days became one of the “stockholders in the U. S. A” Leaving the Methodist hospital recently for her first trip home with her mother, Mrs. Donald E. Gibson, they stopped at the hospital lobby bond booth to receive a bond bought for Doris by her grandmother, Mrs. A. G. Holleman. } A certificate designed by Walt Disney also was presented to Doris by the treasury department, signifying that she is “an investor” in this country’s fight for hunian liberty.” The certificates are ‘being presented with each bond bought for a child below five years

of age during the current “Bonds for Babies” campaign. Doris’ father is a laboratory technician stationed somewhere in England. He was a photographer, employed in the camera department of Sears Roebuck Co., before he entered the services. He and Mrs. Gibson are graduates of Butler university and their home address is Sheridan, The bond booth at the Meth-

the Whité Cross guild for more than a year. Mrs. V. R. Teter (right), who was on duty, sold the bond for Doris. The nurse is Miss Irene Blettner.

| Miss Betty Oakes is entertaining |

|with a house party at Lake Tippe-| {canoe where she is spending the,

summer,

Council Backs Nurses’ Aid Recruitment

Mrs. Frederick W. Evans, wife of Brig. Gen. Evans of Stout field, discussed thé critical need fof nurses’ aids yesterday at a meeting of the women's division policy committee of the Marion county civillan defense council in the Board of Trade building.

odist hospital has been operated by |

Guests at the party are! :

‘Misses Gloria Tuerk, Jeanne Tru- &

‘lock and Peggy Robertson. Miss {Oakes and her mother, Mrs. Louis

iP. Oakes, will spend a week in Chi- |:

cago before returning home.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gehring and &

{ Mrs. John Ricker have returned i from a visit with Joe E. Rutherford, | pharmacist’s mate 1-c, U, 8. N. R., {and Mrs. Rutherford, Staten Island, iN. Y. Before entering the service | two and a half years ago, Mr. | Rutherford lived here,

Kutch, Seymour; Mrs. Cecil Brown, Greencastle, and Mrs, Baumgardt | and Mrs. Morgan. | Additional delegates will be Mes-: |dames Mulder, Kdfftirat and Jay; Mrs. Carl McMann, South Bend, the! Iretiring state president; Mrs. Louis {Lemstra, Clinton, past national] president, and Mrs. George Wal-|

{delegates by virtue of their offices. Discusses Future Plans

Speaking yesterday before the convention, Mrs. Norton H. Pear], Detroit, national vice president for {the auxiliary's central district, said | |that the group's rehabilitation pro-| {gram probably would be more than! tripled as veterans return. She also said that along with rehabilitation of the men themselves, the organization's child welfare pro- | gram would require stepping up. In| this connection, she reported that | the auxiliary is making .a survey of | children of this war's veterans and, their needs.

War Mothers’ Program Set

The first evening meeting held this season by the U. 8. A. Ameri-| can -War Mothers will be at 7:30 p. m. today in the east room of| the World War Memorial building. | Chairmen will make their reports, and new members will be welcomed. | Mrs. Leona Yarling will be in charge, of. the program. { Appearing on the program will be| Mrs. William Bicknell] and Mrs.| Lotta Fonda, color bearers; Mrs. | Cordelia Russell, leading the oath of | allegiance; Mrs. Velma Wilds, chaplain; Mrs. Mabel Fields, soloist, and Mrs. Eva Fleming and Mrs. Thelma Roberts, pianists.

Askren Reunion: To Be Sunday

The annual Askren family reunion will be held Sunday in Ellenberger

served at noon. Y Mrs. Walter R. Askren is presi- 3 dent of the reunion group; Ralph 25 00 Ruschhaupt, vice president, and . Miss Flora Ellen Kuhn, secretary- > ,

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Plans were announced to speed {up the campaign 'for the recruitment of women who will train as {nurses’ aids. | rs. Evans, herself a nurses’ aid, {said that not enough housewives were taking the Red Cross nurses’ aid course. She stated that business women are doing more than their part but after they are trained, they can work ‘only at night. For the urgent need, she said that more daytime workers are in demand, and she pointed out that housewives could work during the day. According to Mrs. Evans, the army hospitals are Well staffed but [the civilian hospitals need nurses |critically. The aids are trained by

of Mrs. W. D. Gatch, volunteer chairman, ”

Club to Meet

The New Klotchers club will meet this evening . in the home of | Mrs. Alvin Haverkamp, W. MinI nesota st.

Card Party Thursday

A public card party sponsored hy the Victory club will be held at.1:30 = m, Thursday at the Citizens Gas & Coke utility building,

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