Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1944 — Page 20

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Luncheon Will Follow Town Hall Meeting | MRS. JACK A. GOODMAN will introduce Robert Bellaire when he speaks tomorrow morning at the Town Hall meeting in the English theater. Mr. Bellalre, who formerly. was manager, of the

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Thomas A. Mahaftey Jr. and H, L. Richardson, : Mrs. Raymond Clapper, Washington, will be the guest at the

O¢t. 21 Town Hall session,

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae to Sponsor Play "THE NOV. 17 PERFORMANCE of the Civic theater's

tion of “The Little Foxes" will be

Altimnae club of Pi Beta Phi sorority, The proceeds will be used

for the Pi Phi's settlement school physio-therapy scholarships. Mrs. Scott Legge, chairman of

the team captains ai a dessert-luncheon this afternoon in her home. The captains are Mesdames George Pittman, Wendell Philippi, Jasper Scott, Robert -Mannfeld, Robert Walker, Herbert Spencer, Fred Gallagher, Irving Palmer, Wiliam Horne, Thomas Conger, James Lamb, Arthur Gilliom Jr., Harvey Rogers, Jack Ratcliff, Warren Leighty, R. H. Whaley and Carolyn Dunn, Dy a Ei abeth Dliger, Misses ‘ Miner, Betty Barone and Eleanor Behrman.

Woman' s Club Will Meet Tomorrow

i THE MEMBERS OF THE Indianapolis Woman's club will hear meeting tomorrow in the Propylasum. The fist will be “The Gift of God" read by Mrs. Warren T. Ruddell. Mrs. Frederic: Krull has chosen “Lady Harrison's Hat."

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1 Book Review Committee : Announced

The eommittee in charge of the ~ seventh series of book reviews to be ~ given by Rabbi, Maurice Goldblatt was announced today by Mrs. Sid-

§ ney Mahalowitz, president of the

. Temple sisterhood, Indianapolis He- . brew congregation. The reviews are to be held each ~ Tuesday in November and the first . two days in December at the tem- _ ple, 10th and N, Delaware sts, The committee includes Mrs. Sydney Romer, chairman; Mrs, Harold _ Platt and Mrs. Manuel Freeman, cochairmen; Mesdames Mort Asher, Floyd Beitman, Joseph Bloch, Hays ~ Block, Sol Bodner, Allen Bloom, Theodore Dann and Meyer Efroymsoi, Also, Mesdames Arthur Fairbanks Phillip Falender, Edgar Fassburg, George Frank, Mare Prank, Phili Grenwald, H. Joseph Hyman, Sam uel Hahn, A, M. Jackson, Samuel Kominers, Bernard Landon, Joseph Rothbard, Louis Segar and Leon Btern,

Cervus Club Party

A bridge and euchre party, sponsored by the Cervus club, will be held at 2 p. m: next Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Max Jepson and Mrs. C. J. Austermiller are co-chairmen for the event. They will be assisted by Mesdames Walfer Thompson, T. W, Hollenbeck, Frank Andrews,” Paul Krier, C. A. Roy, Howard Deputy and P. B.

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THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THE JUNIOR ASSEMBLY'S opening dinner-dance of the year tomorw night at the Indianapolis Athletic club have been announced by Mrs. William Byram Gates, the assembly

t 4 The #Y0Up includes Misses Huldah Pfaf, Barbara : Bennett, Lucy Blanton, Rosanne Borinstein, Jean Burton, _ Anne Byrne, Barbara Churchman, Ann Cole, Elizabeth _ Qox, Georgianne Davis and Harriet Fisher. ‘Others are Frits Albershardt, Charles Raub, Michael Church mon N. Goode. Jr, Thomas Griffin, Richard Hamilton and Michael

~ Macomber. The managing committee members for the entire are Miss Jeanne Robinson, Miss Carolyn Crom, Warren Earl

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Sororities :

Mrs. Donald W. Cottingham and Mrs. Clifford Townsend will be hostesses for the October social party of Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigma, at 8 p. m. today. The party (will be in the Cottingham home, 4304 E. 10th st. Guests will be Mrs.

Conrad.

Miss Mary Howard will lead a roundtable discussion tomorrow night at the meeting of Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, in the Rauh building. “Getting a Lot for a Little” will be the discussion topic.

The members of Beta chapter of Theta Nu Chi met last night in the home of Mrs. Edward Bowers,

Court of Awards

A style show will be given tomorrow by eight members of Girl Scout troop 148 of Edgewood in the home of Mrs. Norbert Osborn, 1430 Gilbert ave. A court of awards will be held and Mrs. Nadine Henselmeler, leader, will present proficiency badges. Among those to receive awards

Barnhart, Nancy Todd, Ann Henselmeler, Cloretta Watkins, Charlotte COatter, Kathyrn Dampier, Anita Williams and Rese Bue

Ollie P. Limp and Miss Elaine|Mpyers

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will be Misses Joan Eberhart, Doris] °

By MARIANNE PACHNER

CLEVELAND, Oct, 19.— “Make the most of your.

three golden “successisms” of the business world’s newest Cinderella, attractive Helen Borski of Cleveland. : Helen has just been elected to the board of directors of the Cleveland Worsted Mills, the first woman in history of the company (80 per cent of whose ems= ployees are women) to hold such a position, Twenty-four years ago she had to deliver a rapid fire sales talk

e would even give her her first as errand girl. He thought Job too big for her. , she divides ner time the study of operating and the efficient, sympamanagement of 1135 emNo machinery is pure chased or scrapped without her recommendation; no- worker is “hired without her size-up. And no worker has ever been let out because Miss Borski's analytical mind sometimes cuts mechanical operations in half. " ” a THIS LAST is significant, for it has been her suggestions for the simplification of work processes that ave made Helen invaluable ®t company - that does a $20,000,000 business’ yearly. These suggestions are not born of cloud-wrapped. inspiration but are the result of the single, neverfalling question which she has always asked herself before approaching any task: “Am I doing this the easiest way possible?” It has taken her from errand girl to inspector to executive board to board of directors in 24 years.

The Bridal Scene—

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Mrs. James Jay and Mrs. J. A.

marriage to Broadway Methodist church.

lam Marilyn Templeton, Dorothy Hartman, Norma Smith, Charlene Sunthimer, Mary Ronk, Barbara Boyle and Prylls Jay..

Miss Marietta Burgett and James H. Walker will entertain the members of their bridal party at a dine ner Saturday night in the Riley Miss Burgett and Mr. Walker will be married Sunday in the Westminster Presbyterian church.

The guests will be Mrs. Frederick Walker, Mrs. Marjorie Boles, Miss Devona Mae Riser, Miss Virginia Harmening, Ramon Walker, Estle Petro, Roy G. True and Frank Demmerly. . 8 # A linen shower will be given tomorrow evening in the home of Mrs. John W. Katzenberger, 2426 N. Delaware st., for her niece, Miss Mary Ellen Katzenberger. The honor guest is the bride-to-be of Flight Officer Edwin L. Schenk, army air forces. The wedding will be Nov. 4 in Ft. Worth, Tex.’ Mrs. John Eakin and Mrs, J. D. Wright will assist Mrs, Katzenberger.

Sorority Meets The members of Alpha chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, met last

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marriage July 1, foreign |M. Wilkerson, 2034 W. Michigan st.| Mrs. Roy E. wag Miss Marpo AS an. ve 86 per | Miss Nita Kirsch will sing, ac- cella Jones, A ue 2s snd cent of the population is foreign [companied by Miss Helen Merri-| Mrs. A. D. Jones, 42 rand speaking has been a great help, man. . st. Lt. Hess is the son of Mr. Helen can lapse into Polish, Bo- | Entering with her father, the| Mrs. William E. Hess, Mineral hemian, Slovak, Croatian or Rus- |bride will be gowned in white slip-| Ridge, O. The couple is at home x a ue sian at will. She finds that mis. [Der satin in princess style rhade| In Riverside, Cal, Where the to practice of “ftting the machine to the worker” understandings fade when lan. |With a high neckline; long sleeves bridegroom is stationed with Helen (a antes with operator Glas Care. on neo guage barriers come down. and a full skirt extending into a| Army air forces. as ‘the operations in the Cleveland Worsted mills. 8 «8 wr = aia, Ber Suil-length. walls voll ; x 3 cascade from a tiara of orange . oq : THE PRESIDENT of the com- 13-year course in eight years. AT 40 HELEN BORSKI looks . i pany testifies that Helen can After-school hours .were spent 35. She is petite and pretty with i ay th will carry a bou- Tr 1 Delts Plan operate every machine in the assiduously learning the needle- the friendly charm of the person Togs. : : plant and has a most unusual = work and crocheting under the Who's interested in the other fel- Couples Attendants 0 e 1 ouse mechanism. painstaking mother. There was - When asked to trace her suce ln i heal kw She knows what sabe sxpacied no time for the playground. ' cess story, she will point to that brid id, and Miss N Mae Delta Delta’ Deita sorority at of each, whether or not it's earn- = A¢ 16, having completed school, disciplined childhood where work | o Wty ool Hatlie junior | Butler university will hold open ning its salt, whether delicate in~ he applied to the Cleveland Was the order of the day and say, brid ’ from 9:30 until” 4:30 p.m nards can be rearranged#to pro- ted Mills for a job because Yes, she supposes it all helped but estaids, talota treks sud house : duce more efficiently. = plant was within walking dis- that there's one thing she's missed id wear phe Sunday in honor of Miss Hazel She time-studies those in her out on al -- «(will carry deep pink roses. -| Horton of "Tolono, IIL; the sorority's

own plant, travels many miles to try out new ones. And, if her findings are enthusiastic, are Prghased un her say-s0.

‘HELEN’ WAS ‘BORN in Cleveland, of Polish parents. A childhood journey to the homeland brought her back:to America at the age of 8, speaking only one language—Polish. She entered a Polish Catholic school here and graduated with a high school diploma at 16, having completed the

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Burgett Bridal Dinner Planned

Shower notes and a bridal dinner highlight the pre-nuptial news.

McCullough entertained at a mis

cellaneous shower last night for Miss Mary Virginia Gammon, whose Ensign John W. Brunner, U.8,N.R,, will be Oct. 28 in the

3620 Washington blvd, Among the John Faasen, G. E. Stubbs, Stuart

D. of I. Circle Holds Election

Miss Catherine Fletcher was elected regent of the Mother Theodore circle, Daughters of Isabella, at a recent meeting in the Catholic community center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania st. Additional officers chosen at the meeting are Mrs. Z. W. Leach, vice regent; Miss Honora McEvilly and Miss Agnes Dooley, recording and financial secretaries; Mrs, William H. Caldwell, treasurer; Mrs. Clara Feldman, chancellor, and Mrs. Frank Kelly, monitor. $ Others are Miss Elsie Carter, custodian; Miss Phyllis Reuss and Miss Catherine Petron, guides; Miss Helen Grinstead and Miss Rose Moorman, guards; Miss Helen Hurley, Mrs. Harold Prather and Miss Alma Nalley, trustees; Mrs. W. PF. Kiley, scribe; Miss Edna Phinney, musicians, and Miss Frances Steidle, banner bearer,

Kindergarten Board Elected

Mrs. Henry H. Hornbrook was elected president of the board of 7 | directors ‘of the Indianapolis Free {| Kindergarten society at a meeting

{| yesterday in the society's office, 824

N. Pennsylvania st. Others chosen to serve with Mrs.

| Hornbrook include Mrs, Leonatd L. ¥ | Campbell and Mrs. John H. Roberts d|Jr., first and second vice presidents; d| Mrs. Hal T. Benham and Mrs. Wil-

liam E. Rogers, recording and corand Mrs.

The new advisory board members

d|are Gustavus A. Dongus, Eugene C.

Foster, Dr. George Arthur Frantz, Theodore B, Griffith and Harry Miesse,

|| Two Local Artists i To Show Work

Times Special PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.—Two

d| Indianapolis artists have been in- {| vited for the first time to show their J | work in the annual water color and d| print exhibition of the Pennsylvania {| Academy of Fine Arts here.

Edmund G. Schildknecht has been red as a guest exhibitor by Edmund Brucker and Paul Wehr by Henrik Mayer. The exhibition will be held for the 42d time at the academy from Oct. 29 to Dec. 38 -In collaboration with the Philadelphia Water Color club.

Card Party Booked

" A public card party will be sponsored at 8 p, m. Saturday by the Lauter Mothers club df the Lauter Boys club ir the clubroom, 1309 W. Market st.” The committee in charge includes Mrs. Arthur Hoyt

{and Mrs. John Hastilow.

- The. Purdue University Women's

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monthly meeting at-8 p. m. Tues-

|B} |day in the university's extension building, 92 N. Meridian st.

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tance of her home. She asked for extra work the first afternoon she was there and was given a piece of mending to do that would ordinarily take two weeks to complete. Helen. finished it in four hours. Progressing from errand girl to inspector in the department where she started, she had been at the mills eight years when she was asked to go into “piecework” to study the methods then in use and to make recommendations. Within a few days the exefrand girl had spotted many,

Organizations— «#@

To Entertain

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Programs, speakers, a skating party and election of officers compose the organizations’ activities. Mrs. Frank Chiles, 5045 Kingsley dr,, will be hostess tomorrow for the Culture club's session. Mrs. F. Marion Smith will be in charge of 3 program on “Day Dreams.”

The Junior auxiliary of the Publis Health Nursing association will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Ralph C. Vonnegut, 4118 Washington blvd.

The members of the Washington W. C. 7. U. will hear a talk by Mrs. Dorothy Miller at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Washington Street Methodist church. Mrs. E. B. Reese will conduct the devotions and Mrs. Miller will sing. The presiding officer will be Mrs. Anson Thomas.

A skating party will be given at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Riverside rink by the builders class of the Olive Branch Christian church.

Officers will be elected by .the Ladies auxiliary of the Lake Shore Country club at 4 p. m. Sunday in the clubhouse. Mrs, George C. Graber will preside.

Mrs, John B. Ferguson spoke at the meeting of Loyal circle, Downey Avenue Christian church, this afternoon in the church. Miss Ida Kenady led the devotions and Mesdames James Alexander, William Moffett and William 8. Watkins provided the musie.

Paul Wehr Designs Posters for Exhibit

Paul Wehr, commercial art in. structor at the Herron Art school, recently was commissioned to design the large posters to be used in advertising the Art of the United Nations exhibit opening next month at the Art Institute of Chicago, * » =» I Prof. Ferris J. Stephens, curator of the Babylonian collection and associate professor of Assyriology at Yale university, is working at the John Herron Art museum, assisted by Prof. Toyozo W. Nakarai of Butler, Prof, Stepliens is making a catalog of all the Babylonian tablets in U. 8. collections, including the 19 votive cones with cuneiform writing owned by the museum.

Rho Delta Sorority To Install Officers

A dinner party will be given at 6:30 p. m. today in the Canary Cottage by Alpha chapter, Rho Delta sorority. Following the dinner, new-officers will be installed. The officers include Mrs. Robert Aumann, president; Mrs, Clifford

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Lynch, secretary, and Mrs. Gerald ine Gordon, pledge mistress.

B. P. W. Books Dinner

A dinner meeting has been planned by the Business and Professional Women’s circle of the Irvington Methodist church for 6:15] p. m, Wednesday in the church. Miss Lola Gonner will be the program speaker,

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ringbearer. . The couple will leave for a wedding trip to New York after the

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