Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1944 — Page 20
Additional Reservalions Are Made For Lambs Party, Civic Theater Play
SEVERAL ADDITIONAL RESERVATIONS HAVE . been made for the Lambs club’s “radio broadcast party” Saturday night at the Columbia club. They include those of Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas ' Mahaffey, J. B. Stokely, George Schneider, A. L. Tag.gart Jr, Ken Mosiman and’ Fred Albershardt and C.
. Norman Green. . ; The Stokelys will have as their guests Messrs. and Mesdames john Ruckelshaus, Irving Fauvre, Louis Schwitzer Jr. and Kurt Pantzer, Col. and urs. EE, Nichols, Maj. Benjamin Stembridge and Mrs. William Sparks. With Mr, and Mrs. Taggart will be Messrs. and Mesdames A. K. Scheidenhelm, Alfred W. Noling and Volney Brown,
Opening Night to Be Celebrated at Civic
AMONG OTHERS WHO WILL attend the opening performance of “My Sister Eileen” tomorrow evening at the Civic theater will pe Messrs. and Mesdames Eugene Beesley, J. E. Cain, J. C. Cun:pingham, H. E. Curry, Earl Farmer, C. J. Finch, Lowell 8. Fisher, teroy G. Gordner, W. G. Guthrie, E.-M. Hilligoss,: Harry Karcher and O. T. Kreusser. . Also Messrs, and Mesdames Kenneth Lemons, Harlan Livengood, ‘Pred Luker, Paul McNamara, T. S. McCrae, M. D. McCuen, Charles McDowell, Myron McKee, Harrison Platt, T. E. Snodgrass, Vincent Schneider and Carl Winehardt Jr., Miss Jean Carr and Miss Thelma Vawter, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace O. Lee's party will include Mr, and ' Mrs. N. E. Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Badollet. » = E » # # »
The reservations for the play on Saturday night are those of Messrs. and Mesdames Hans Aamat, R. W. Anderson, J, L. Arthur, Robert Atkinson, Daniel Babcock, Julian Bamberger, M. C. Batsell, Gordon Bryan, George A. Buskirk, James Coffey, John D. Colvin, AN. Curtiss, O. B. Hancock, Marvin Lugar, Walter Myers Jr. Thomas Neal, E, B. Newill, W. L. Richardson, O. T. Roberts, Frangis Streightoff, Hobart L. Wilson and Homer Wright. Others include Dr. and Mrs. J. E.. Holman, Sgt. Vance Hill, Misses 1. Hilda Stewart, Jeanne Stocks, Mary Howard and Mrs, Florence Stone. Tudor Hall school has 36 reservations for this per-
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P. H. Ho photo. Announcement is made of - the marriage of Miss Delores Faye Snyder and Flight Officer LeRoy William Owen by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Ray Snyder of Indianapolis. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William A. Owen of Indianapolis. The wedding -was Sept. 17 in the Wallace Street Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Foley announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Eileen Marie, and Lt John Glendon Tinder, army air forces. Mr. Tinder, son of Mrs.. Ethel J. Tinder, recently returned from duty in the Pacific area. The wedding will be at 9 a. m. Saturday in the St. Philip Neri Catholic church.
State Constitution Amendment To Be Backed by Voters’ Leagué; Candidates Are Luncheon Guests
An amendment to the staté constitution providing for the removal of the state superintendent of public instruction from the list of elective officers is one of the items which the Indiana League of Women Voters will back during the 1945 session of the legislature. The announcement came yesterday afternoon as the Indianapolis league gave a luncheon at the Hotel Lincoln for candidates seeking
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Players Club to Begin Season Nov. 25
THE DATES AND CHAIRMEN for the three annual plays of the Players club were announced at a recent executive committee meeting in the home of Mrs, John B. Stokely. They will be Nov. 25, Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Wade; Jan. 27, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher, and March’ 24, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buschmann. The executive committee members for the are George Fotheringham, president; Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr., vice president; G. Vance Smith, treasurer, and Mrs. Stokely, secretary. » ® » » . o Mr. and Mrs. Paul Summers entertained last night at a dinner in their home honoring Miss Marjorie Bonita Powers, who will be wed Saturday to Lt. Marshall N. Samms. Their guests included Messrs. and Mesdames M. W. Doyle, George Jeffrey and Marvin Curle, Pvt. Russell Williams Jr. and Miss June Hoatson. Miss Edith ~ Stickelmier recently gave a linen shower in her home for the bride-to-be. : . t 2 » » ” » Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Henry Sloan of -New York announce . the marriage of their daughter, Martha Lucy, and Lt. Eugene J. Kal“nin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Kalnin, Chicago. The ceremony was read Oct. 6 in Bt. Crystoms church in Chicago. : The bride was graduated from Wheaton college in Massachusetts and Lt. Kalnin was graduated from Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago. The couple is at home in Palm Springs, Cal, where the bridegroom is stationed with the army air transport command.
G.0.P., Workers Mrs. Martin Collins Are Entertained Schedules Meetings
A tea was held yesterday In| Mrs. Martin Collins, president of the home of Mrs. Ralph Showalter, the 11th district, American Legion 5601 N. Meridian st., for Republican auxiliary, has scheduled several speprecinct committeewomen of the] cial committee meetings. 21st ward and volunteer workers in| The Americanism, Knightstown Bhe prostnets ey sal Special guests were Mrs, Bleanor m. tomorrow in the Hotel Antlers. Barker Snodgrass, Nashville, state committees to meet at 7 p. m. vice chairman, and Mrs, Helen B.!Monday in the Antlers are publicity,
Kraeger, co-ordinator of women’s| rehabilitation, service sales and war volunteer workers for. Marion| activities. county. Mrs. Agnes M. Todd and| Mrs, Collins has appointed Mrs. Mrs. Clorine Sachs presided at the! Leona Ross as Pan Americanism tea table. | chairman.
Mrs. James L. Murray told the candidates and other luncheon guests of the program which the league will back at the next general assembly, With the constitutional change the league will favor appointment of the education superintendent by the governor from nominations submitted by the state board of education. ‘A second item relating to child welfare which will receive the league’s support will be “reasonable changes” in laws covering the juvenile court, adoptions and children born out of wedlock. The formation of a legislative council, composed of assembly members and a paid technical staff to analyze bills presented for legislative action, also will receive the league's backing.
Additional ‘Speakers
Additional speakers at yesterday's meeting were Mrs. Merton Good, who spoke on the league's interest in good personnel administration for the city government, and Fermor 8. Cannon, a member of the Citizens’ Advisory committee, Mr, Cannon, in his talk on legislation needed to provide an efficient personnel system for Indianapolis, pointed out that state statutes make no provision for operation of personnel systems below the state level. Mrs. John L. H. Fuller, president of the Indianapolis league, welcomed the guests and Mrs. John K. Goodwin, state league president, introducecd the honor guests, candidates and speakers, Honor Guests
The honor guests were Governor
son, Rep. Louis Ludlow, Judge Judson L. Stark, Henry Ostrom and James L. Beattey. Ralph F. Gates and Homer E. Capehart were unable to attend.
Schricker, Senator Samuel A. Jack-|
election next month to the legislature.
A. K. Rowswell Will Speak At Luncheon
“The Joy of Living” is the toplc of a speech tO be given Tuesday by Albert Kennedy Rowswell, Pittsburgh, Pa., at a luncheon of the Ladies of the Scottish Rite. The meeting will be at noon in the cathedral. Reservations will be accepted until noon tomorrow, Mrs. Ezra H. Stewart, executive committee chalrman, has announced. Mrs. William F. Kruger will be in charge of the social hour to follow the program. Other members of the executive committee are Mrs. Dewey BE. Myers, cos<chairman, Mesdames Murray H. ‘Morris, Carl A. Ploch, F. Elmer Raschig and W. Henry Roberts.
I. F. C. to Sponsor Symphony Parties
Members of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will be hostesses a box parties for the Sunday after noon concerts of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra in the Murat theater. Young people will be guests for the first concert Oct. 2. The invitations committee in cludes Mrs. Liegh B. Freed, North Manchester; Mrs. John C. Lavengood, South Bend, and Mrs. Ruth Seidel Jackson and Mrs. J. Francis Huffman.
Y. W. C. A. Council To Sponsor Party
A “superstition social” sponsored by the Y. W. C. A, health educa-
tion council will- be held from 7:15
Candidates who accepted the to 9 p. m. tomorrow in the Y, Ww.
league's invitation included Mesdames May Morrissey, Elias Atkins, Brandt C. Downey, Margaret L.
Miss Loretta Ruggles is chairman. Miss Maryellen Sherman will be master of ceremonies and the mixers will be led by Miss Gail Burtt.
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C. Burkert, Patrick J. Delaney,! Mothers’ Club Session
Virgil Fox, Glen L. Campbell, Russéll Fortune Jr, Wilbur H. Grant,| Tuxedo Park Kindergarten Moth-= Bert C. McCammon, Rae W. Powell, ers’ club will meet at 1:30 p.-m. Earl B. Teckemeyer, David M.| Wednesday in the kindergarten to Silver, J. W. Murphy and Clyde!elect officers. A film, “Let My Miller. | People Live,” also will be shown.
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Mrs. lY. at - Will Speak Tonight
The’ 44th Indiana D. A R con-
of today’s session will be a talk by Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, .Athens, Ga, president general of the D. A. R., at the 6:30 p, m. dinner in the hotel's travertine room. . Following the dinneér' tonight,
John T. Moss, St. Louis, national parliamentarian, and Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Mrs. Porter entertained at a luncheon today for Mrs. J, Harold Grimes, Danville, state regent. Tomorrow morning and afternoon reports will be given by the state officers and chairmen, and a recording secretary will be elected to fill a vacancy made by the resignation of Mrs. L. A. Harris, Oakland, Cal. Mrs, Roscoe Haymond, Columbus, Ind, will be a candidate, There are to be three luncheons tomorrow, Mrs. L. L. Bomberger, Hammond, will preside at the Officers’ club luncheon and Mrs. Katherine McAfee Parker will discuss “Young Sister Grows Up.” Stephen Noland will speak on “PostWar Indiana” at the members’ luncheon with Mrs. Furel R. Burns, North Manchester, state vice regent, Mrs, G. T. Watterson, Connersville, will have charge of the pages’ luncheon. The conference will close
Lt. Cmdr. W. A. Chapman Jr,
| officer in charge of navy recruiting
and. induction for Indiana, annofinced today that the navy stage show, “Gobs of Melody and WAVES
.!of Rhythm,” will be given Monday
in Block's auditorium. The show features the Bluejacket quartet made up of navy swing band members and a WAVE quar-
The “Anchorettes” will participate in the navy stage show,
ghia i ofticial U. 8. Navy photo.
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at 7 p. m.
office of navy officer procurement in Chicago. ’
tet with solos by Patricia Sandmoen. The men are led by Al Slezac, former well-known m Other members of the cast clude Laurabelle Butler, Betty Hilton, Betty Bonoch; Carmen Cerrone, “Red” Haubrich, Vic Barberi, Ken Schumann, Bob Lawrence and Guage Beller. Mr. Barberi heads
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Sculptor Speaks at W. D. C. Meeting
to . . . give us a deeper appreciation of being really alive,” Dr. Suzanne Silvercruys said before a meeting yesterday of the Woman's Department club members in the clubhouse, 3 The sculptor said that art has no. nationality, frontier or bound-
ary, but that it belongs to all the people—people of all time, of every color and every creed. “More than ever before we should search for beauty now to balance
ithe ugliness of war and greed and
death,” she stated. “When victory is won, the U. 8. will be the only land whose people will have the ideals, the means, the
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Plan State Luncheon
The annual state luncheon of the Association for Childhood Education will be held at 12:15 p. m. Oct. 26 in the Claypool hotel. Dr. Vifgll M. Rogers, superintendent of schools at River Forest, Ill, will speak on “Childhood Education in Crisis.” Miss Eleanor O'Connor will preside and Miss Olive Breisch and Miss Daysie Alwes are In charge of reservations and arrange-
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