Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1944 — Page 14
Miss Josnne Mumford Will fe Guest At Pre Nogtl Persy Friday Evening
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© MISS JOANNE LOUISE MUMFORD will be honor est at a linen shower Friday evening given by Mrs. Stratton B. Cralle in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dolly Gray. _— Miss Mumford will become the bride of Aviation ‘Cadet John Compton Walker, Carlsbad, N. M,, ih a ceremany - Sept, 30 in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. » =n ‘Mrs. Cralle, who will be assisted by her mother, will have 1 as her guests the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Marguerite Lewis Mumford; Mesdames James J. Lamb, Charles Penrose, Gordon Todd and Neal Benson, Misses Jean and Alberta. Wells, Mary Jo Gray, Peggy Trusler, Barbara Wells, Jane Shook and Sally Walker and Miss Jean Reese of Brazil.
Annual Horse Show
“+ THE 13TH ANNUAL CHARITY horse show, to be held Saturday and Sunday by the Ft. Wayne Horse Show association, will benefit the navy emergency relief fund. The event will be staged at Covington Manor, the country estate of Mr. and Mrs. John Berghofl at Ft. Waynee. ’ " & Mrs. Berghoff is chairman of the show which will include hunter and jumper events, gaited classes and horsemanship classes for the junior riders. Walter Burke, Libertyville, Ill, will judge the saddle classes; George M. ‘Bailey of Cincinnati will judge hunters and jumpers, and Mrs. Margaret ‘Feore, Indianapolis, will rank the horsemanship classes. : The Indianapolis entries in the hunter and jumper classes will be those of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely and Miss Sally Stokely; Mr. and Mrs, W, E. Kuhn, Mesdames William E, Munk, Ronald Woodard, Donald Glascoff and Harry H. Thomas and Miss Mary Ellen Willis. * In connection with the show, the Indiana Saddle Horse associa=Tion will hold its 1944 futurity with Mrs, Alex Metzger as chairman. The futurity class includes weanlings, yearlings and 2-year-olds.
. News About People
MRS. ARNOLD F. HORSTMANN JR! has returned to Pasco, Wash., after spending a month here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Steinkamp. Her husband, Ensign Horstmann, is stationed at the naval air base in Pasco.:, . . Lt. Col. Frank O. Medskeér spent the week-end here with his family. He is stationed at Wright field in Dayton, O. . ” = s . oo ” » College notes—Miss Mary Imogene Wallace, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lisle Wallace of Sheridan, will leave next week to enter her freshman ypar at Western college. , . . The C. Dolly Grays’ daughter, Mary Jo, will leave soon to attend Briarcliff Junior college in New York. . .. A scholarship at the University of Rochester in New York has been awarded to Miss Joanne Landers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delver H. Landers. Miss Landers will leave Sunday for Rochester.
USO Teaches |Mrs. Fred McCollum
By EPSIE, KINARD NEA Stat Writer
NEW YORK, Sept. yo What service girls ° overseas - want for Christmas
they can't’ get for themselves, and in particular items that can be used or cherished without adding to their burdens. For tips on what to ship during
the Christmas mail month that begins Sept. 15 and ends Oct. 15,
girls recently returned from the various theaters of war, PX officers, Red Cross workers, and WACs, who, in an effort to aid shoppers, have staged a .display ®of gifts at the Women's Auxiliary Service club here. . Christmas gift apparel the woman serving overseas will like, say girls who know, are certain clothes that are strictly not G. I. Under the heading come glam= orous- bathing suits, play togs or ski suits, fancy lounging robes and slippers, dainty lace-trimmed lingeriee for wear with off-duty clothes, sheer stockings, pretty handkerchiefs and colorful scarves. Of course; you won't send a femme fatale union -suit to New Caledonia, nor a sheer nightie to Labrador, fn = ” ALSO ACCEPTABLE are regulation gloves, handbags and shoes a WAC can wear with her off duty dress. The dress itself is an excellent Christmas gift pos= sibility, So are extra shirts. Gifts ‘to consider, after checking with friends and relatives in order to avoid duplications, are
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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Service Girls Overseas. Want Gifts They Can't Buy
Glamorous lingerie and slip-
requested by service girls
overseas, Check with rela- | tives to avoid duplication; make oertain your package weighs. no more than the
five -pounds allowed.
leather folding picture frames, identification bracelets, silver dog tag chains, personalized station= ery, good sun glasses, cameras, films and books. Bear in mind that the stated preference is for current best sellers. Food is-also a gift that-cheers-(provided it isn't G. I), such as olives, anchovies, sardines, fruit cake and mom's special brand: of cookies.” But fruit cake should go
The Bridal Scene— Lucille Angrick,
compose the bridal news:
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Lt. F. H Duhm
To Be Honored at Bridal Dinner; Miss Meyer Names Attendants
The announcement of attendants, showers and a bridal dinner]
in an airtight container; cookies
“must be packed tight.
Cosmetics, especially. those that appedr in limited variety at post exchanges, bring loud wheés from girls in uniform. Some favorites
are nail polish, nail polish “seal-
- scrapbooks,
Greeting ‘Do's’ For Veterans
By NEA Service NEW YORK, Sept. 6—"The wounded soldier's first date is the hardest,” U. S. O. hostesses. here have found, Because the way he is Sroated the first time he leaves the hos-
Will Install Officers
Mrs, Fred McCollum, 1509 N. Ewing st., will be drostess at 8 p. m. today for the meeting of dAndiana Nu chapter, Delta Theta Chi sorority. Mrs. McCollum will install the following officers: Mrs. William Riley Smith, president; Mrs. Oran Allen, vice president; Mrs. Henry Poling, secetary; Mrs. F. M. Moss, treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude Long, program chairman; Mrs. Vaughn Ber-
Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Angrick, 630 Terrace ave, will entertain with a bridal dinner Friday night in Catherine's restaurant in honor of their daughter, Miss Lucille Angrick, and Lt. Frederick H. Duhm, The couple will be married at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran ‘church. Guests at the dinner will be Mrs. Clara Duhm, the prospective bridegroom's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rugenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Willis: Schepman and Miss Olive Myrice, Toledo," O. Miss Myrice will serve as the bride’s only attendant and the best man will be Mr. “Rugenstein, the prospective bridegroom's uncle. The
Alumnae Group Sets L.uncheon And Meeting
The Indianapolis Phi Mu Alum-
nier, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Paul Bartley, sergeant-at-arms.
Guild Holds
Conference
Dr. John G. Benson, general su-
pital and his buddies may have everything to do with his being able to take his place in society —or make him a self-conscious, anti-social citizen—the U. 8S. O; has instituted a training course to teach their junior hostesses how to meet returning servicemen, Hostesses Trained
“We find that more and more! perintendent of the Methodist hossoldiers back from the fronts are!
coming into our clubhouses,” Mrs. | pital, presided ‘ai ‘the. anally Pearl Case Blough explained. | ‘coaching conference” of the White “They have been physically Cross guild held today the rotnmde and are stil worried | Nba walt bid . ad sis (IE hh | guia s service center. Offic ers ana
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nae association will hold a luncheon Saturday in the Hotel Lincoln. Committee chairmen will outline plans for coming activities. ’ Mrs. William B. Wilcox, national scholarship chairman, will report on a meeting of the national and general council of Phi Mu sorority which was held early this summer in Chicago. Rush activities will be discussed by the chairmen. They are Mrs. Edward Walsh, Rho chapter at| Hanover college; Mrs. William C. Renfranz, Delta Epsilon chapter at .| Purdue university. and Miss Mona |
ushers will be Mr, Schepman and Milford Johnson, 2 2 8 Attendants for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth M. Meyer and Cadet Edward R. Strain Jr. are announced by the bride-to-be. The couple will e wed Sept. 17 in a ceremony at the Zion Evangelical church. Miss. Charlotte Meyer will serve as her sister's maid of honor. The | bridesmaids will be Miss Alberta Meyer, another sister, and Miss Vir- | ginia Strain, sister of the ptros-
| pective bridegroom. Cadet” Bruce Madden, Washington, Ind, ill ba
and anxious. We want our girls! to know how to talk to them.” And so there are five do's hich] every hostess must learn to per- | fection before being given the re- |
| committee chairmen of the 59 units were present and. a buffet lunch&on was served at noon. Bishop Titus Lowe, hospital pres-
[Jane Wilson, Delta Alpha chapter! best man and the ushers. will bei at Indiana university. ®- | Ernest H. Meyer, the bride-tp-be’s Mrs. F.- 8. Kurdys is general brother, Homer Riegner, Walter chairman of the luncheon, assisted Kidd and Harry E, Collier. by Mrs. Earl Dieck, Mrs. Willlam| Mrs. Christian Achgill and Mrs. H. Zaiser Jr. and Miss Sarah Hen-| Charles Leet, aunts of the bride-to-
sponsibility of entertaining a ident, spoke, and the programs and wounded’ man. {work of the officers and chairmen Sy { were outlined. : Five ‘Do's Mrs. D. A. Bartley is president They are: about their future and their jobs. | bers. The White Cross service aids, They need hope and encouragement | who assist in the hospital and supto develop confidence, {plement the work of nurses, gave 2 Talk about their homes and 15884 hours of service the past.year. families. They may not want talk about their war experiences. 3. Smile a lot. "| homelike relationships. 4. Be ‘understanding, but don't They are five helping hands overdo sympathy. Many of these which every one of us should men are going to have to make | learn tc extend the serviceman a fight to get-well; [faced “with an uphill struggle back | _ 5. Be natural. ‘The man on {to a normal, healthy life.
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1. Reassure the men of the group which has 3500 mem-:
ning. New officers of the. group are Miss Elsie Shelley, president; Mrs. | Kurdys, vice president; Mrs. James Walden and Mrs. William Dunn, corresponding and recording secretaries; Miss Adelaide Gastineau, treasurer, ‘hellenic delegate.
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| be, will entertain at a shower for 'her- Sept. 14. Mrs. John Brunni, [1931 W. 58th st., gave a dinner last {night for Miss Meyer. The guests were Misses Virginia Kidd, Wilda Graybill and Carol Crabb. » ” o
Donald L. Mabee will be married at 9 a. m, Saturday in the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Miss Jackson's
W. Jackson, 654 E. 13th st., and the prpspective * bridegroom is the "son of Leslie Mabee, 5323 Crown st., and Mrs. Lucille Mabee, 3105 Northwestern ave. ” » » The - wedding of Miss Blanche Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Phillips, Downey, Ida. and Pfc. Billy Joe Church will be Friday in the army air base chapel, Pocatello, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Clem Church, 5321 Carrollton ave. will attend their son's wedding.” n ” »
Miss Osa Belle Games has chosen Mrs. Wilbert Malon as her only attendant for her marriage to Clayton Piel. The ceremony will be at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Jolly, 5146 Central ave, aunt and uncle of the bride-to-be. “The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church will read the vows and the best man will be Roscoe Bryant,
Sorority to Meet A business meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Y. W. C. A. by the Beta Iota chapter, Tau Phi Lambda sorority. Misses Rosemary and Helen Snyder .and Misses Gladys and Helen Heck will be the hostesses.
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Some items which can be aw- 1
fully important to a girl who may
not be able to get them ara skirt ‘hangers, hairpins, facial tissues, elastic by the yard (pink or white), zippers, and starch that
2 doesn't have: to bé cooked.
What they don’t want, according to all-around reports, are such P. X. items as sewing, shoe shine and manicure kits, hair nets, waving fluids, bobbie pins, soap;- toilet articles, and flashlights. Also, alarm clocks, irons and which army au-. thorities frown upon. And do not send perishable goods, intoxicants or inflammable material. ” ” »
WHEN MAILING, follow these OWI specifications: Use a container of metal, wood or fiberboard reinforced with strong gummed paper tape or tied with strong twine, or both. Keep the contents down to five pounds, and measurements down to 15 inches in length or 36 inches in length and width combined. Put address on both inside and outside of the package, and mark “Christmas Parcel.” Do not. send more, than one package each week to the same address during the mail month
. specified without a written re-
quest from the girl in service or
| Virgil Katterjohn, 1101 W. 36th st. A luncheon and meeting of the! a
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Golden Co Garden Club 8 Plans Meeting -
Union Daughters + To Meet Monday
Highlights of the organization news are meetings and a luncheon. Mrs. Burke Nicholas will speak at 2 p. m. Friday before the members of the Golden Glow Garden club, The hostess will be Mrs.
Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, National Society Daughters of the Union 1861-65, Inc. will be held at noon Monday in the [home of Mrs. W. I Hoag, 2627 W Washington st. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames George E. Dunn, A. D, Bowen, J. B. Vandaworker, A. B. Glick,
ford, ‘Anna M. Tomlinson, M. D. Didway, Bloomfield Moore, May Vannatta, Homer C. Hills, George Spiegel, Louis E. Schultz, H. Alden Adams and Estella Holding, Misses Carrie M. Hoag, Augusta Stevenson, Lula Pavey and Nell Fuqua. Miss Carolyn E. Gowen will give readings. ]
Election of officers will be held by the Central W, C. T. U. at 2 p. m. Friday in the home service auditorium of the Citizens Gas and Coke utility. - Reports will be given by department directors and committee chairmen. Mrs. W. W. Ready will pre~ side and the devotions’ will be lead
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Voorhis phoio. “The engagement of Miss Bere ° nice Allene Hendricks to M. on Robert W. Ticen is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendricks, 910 N. Hamilton ave, No date has been set for the wedding.
Rho Delta Sorority
Plans Formal Dance
Alpha chapter, Rho Delta sorore ity, will hold a formal initiation dance preceded by a dinner at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Southern Mansion. The initiates are - Mrs. william Tipps and Mrs, Fletcher Stern. Mra, Jerry Gordon is general chairman assisted ‘by Mesdames Everet§ Sheets, Walter McMannis and Kari Schreiner,
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