Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 18
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Ruth Joan Rentsch* Announces Date For Wedding .to Ensign F. T. Hemler
MISS RUTH JOAN RENTSCH has set Dec. 23 as
the date for her wedding to
U. S. N.. R. The Rev. Fr. Clement Bosler will read the vows at 10 a. m. in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic church.
The bride-to-be is the dat
Rentsch and J. A. Rentsch.and Mr. [Hemler’s parents are Mr. -and Mrs. Frank J. Hemler, East Cleveland, O.
Miss Peggy Porter, Ft. Myer, Va.
the bridesmaids will be Miss Betty Cantley and Miss Virginia
Ritchie, both of Lakewood, O.°
nephews of the bride-to-be, will be ringbearers and Robert G.
Pitcher, apprentice seaman, U. 8. N
as best man. The ushers will be Ensign Fred Shefte, U. 8. N. R., Kenilworth, Ill, and Mac Sullivan, Vevay. The bride-to-be’s parents will entertain with a bridal dinner
Dec. 22 in the Indianapolis Athletic of the immediate families and the br
Notes on the College Set
AMONG THE WESTERN COLL for Christmas vacation will be M
Martin, Nancy Boerner, Miriam DuGranrut, Margaret Tutrow, Lil-
lian Weaver, Marilyn Lee Duncan,
Eash, Mary Ellen Leckie, Helen Louise Negley and Maryann Zinn,
Miss Elizabeth Ann Thomson, d A. Thomson, will arrive Thursday f the holidays with her parents. .
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fisher, recently was chosen for a part in the
play, “The Fezziwig Swarry’” to be waukee-Downer college, Milwaukee. » ” » -
Mrs, Henry Schricker-and her
will be special guests: Saturday at the Christmas dessert luncheon of the Indiana branch, National League of American Pen Women,
The luncheon will be in the home of and Mrs. Robbins will be the guests assistant hostess.
Mrs. Nicholas J. Demerath will’ sing a group of Christmas songs accompanied by Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner, and a cantata, “There's A Song in the Air,” will be presented by Miss Ruth D. Estes, Mrs. J. O. Lewis, Miss Myrtle Johnson and Mrs. Edwin I, Poston.
Christmas Programs Booked by Clubs
A CHRISTMAS TEA will be held next Monday by the Woman's Research ciub in the home of Mrs. R. O. McAlexander. E. Jenney will tell a Christmas story and earols will be sung. As-
"sisting the hostess will be Mesdames
C. Jordan, Logan Hall, W. C. Hartinger, J. W. Noble and Warren
Oakes.
Mesdames H. Talge Brown, Frank Dowling and Cleon A. Nafe will address members of the Review club at a meeting Monday in
the home of Mrs, George W. Klein, Religion.” x »
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Mrs. F. Marion Smith will be the hostess Friday for a meeting of the Culture club. Mrs. G. B. Tayler will read a Christmas paper and a musical program will be given by Mrs, Delamar McWorkman.
There will be a gift exchange. » . ”
The annual Christmas party of
held next Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Frederick D. Leete Jp, Lunicheon will be served at 1 p. m. and Mrs. Howard P. Travis will pre~
side at the meeting. “Christmas in of a talk by the hostess,
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Ensign Frank T. Hemler, ighter of Mrs. Victoria H.
, will be the maid of honor and
Dgnald and Richard Rentsch,
R., St. Joseph, Mo., will serve
club. Guests will be members idal party.
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EGE STUDENTS coming home isses - Elizabeth -* Buell; Virginia
Caroll Mahalowitz, Margaret
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack rom Stephens college to spend Miss Suzanne Fisher, daughter
given Saturday night at Mil-
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. ” daughter, Mrs. Lewis Robbins,
Mrs. Clyde Titus, Mrs. Schricker of Mrs, Frank N, Wallace, the
Mrs. Walter
J. N, Greene, H. J. Lacy, Frank
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Their topic will be “Freedom of
the New England club will be
New England” will be the tople
Voters’ League President To Visit Here
Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national president of the League of Women Voters, will meet tomorrow in the Columbia club with the state group's executive board.
She will assist the Indiana league pnust be stamped on dressed care « In its plans for promotion of the asses of beef, veal, IEmbiand mut-
discussion of the Dumbarton Oaks conference proposals, : The national president is appealing to leagues throughout the country to exert efforts to provoke in-| terest in decision of policy for a permanent peace organization. “In the last analysis, the success | of the united nations organization | will depend, not so much on the| mechanics, but on the under-| standing and support of the peoples of the world and on their determination to make it work,” Miss Strauss said. “Without the support of an in-| formed public opinion in the U. 8! we cannot establish an international organization along the broad lines proposed at the Dumbarton Oaks conference,” she stated. Following the executive board |
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Plan Aimed to Curb
Ration Violations
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 (U. P.). --A new plan for grade labeling of meat to protect consumers against “red market” butchers—those who take red. ration points for non-ra-
tioned grades—was announced today by the office of economic stabi-
Hereafter, OES sald, the grade
ton “to appear at intervals of every two inches along all primal cuts” “This means that a grade -mark will show on every second or third steak or chop, and on almost any piece of roasting or boiling meat of over a few pounds,” the statement said. . Established grades of meat are AA or choice, A or good, B or com=
imercial—only steaks and roasts of!
these grades ' are rationed—and grade -C-or-utility and grade Dor canner or cutter, which are all point free,
Travel Club Plans
Holiday Luncheon The Mandalay chapter, Interna-
and right).
The Bridal Scene—
bridal news.
married at 2 p. m. Sunday in St. Rev. 0. N. Busse read the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Miss Barbara Spong’s Marriage To T. F. Hissey Is Announced; Somers-Smith Ceremony Read
# Announcements of three recent weddings appear in today's
Miss Edna Smith and Lt. Kenneth G. Somers, U. 8. N. R, were
rs. Wilbur A. Royse (left) is the reservations chairman for the sixth annual convention of the Indianapolis Diocesan council, National Council of Catholic Women, which will be held tomorrow at. the Claypool hotel. Serving on the ushers committee are Mrs. John E. Sahm and Mrs. John O'Connell (center
A dinner and board meeting will be held at 6:30 p. m. today in the Hotel Lincoln with Mrs. J. Frank Bateman, West Baden, diocesan president; in charge. Guests with the district presidents and diocesan chairmen will include the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop-elect of the archdiocese of Indianapolis, and the Rt. Rev. August R. Fussenegger, spiritual director.
Matthew's Lutheran church. The
and Mrs. John Smith, 818 N. Brad-
ley. st, and Mr, Somers’ mother is Mrs. Benjamin F. Somers, 701 N.| Bradley st. Mrs. Kathleen Bomers Wallace, | sister of the bridegroom, sang and Lewis W, Lyons was the organist.| The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Tamer Schreiner and Mr. Schreiner served as best man. Mr. Somers, who recently returned from 16 months duty in the Pacific area, is a graduate of Franklin college and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, ~ . »
A ceremony Nov. 4 in the First Methodist church, Hopkinsville, Ky., united Miss Barbara Spong and Pfc. Thomas Frederick Hissey, Camp Campbell, Ky. Dr. C. W. Johnson officiated. Mrs. Hissey is the daughter of Mrs. Rosalee Spong, 4515 Marcy lane, and the bridegroom’s mother is Mrs. Josephine Hissey, Glendale, Cal, The bride attended Indiana university and is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority, Mr. Hissey also attended I. U, and the Glendale Junior college. ” . -
Mrs. Concetta Maddalena, 2226 N. Illinois st, announces the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Napolitano, and Harlan Hurlburt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurlburt, Cincinnati, The ceremony was read Nov. 23 in the home of the Rev. Carl PF, O. Schmidt, Cincinnati, and a dinner followed at Roselawn. After a trip to Michigan and Canada the couple will be at home in Cincinnati.
Auxiliary Unit Will Meet
Mrs, Eugene Barth, 4357 N. Pennsylvania st, will be the hostess
Scholastic Art
Will Be Shown March 12-24
Rules booklets and posters for the 1845 Scholastic Art Awards contest have been mailed to all In-
art instructors. ontest, sponsored by Scholastic mugazine, will be co-spon-sored in Indiana by Block's and entries will be exhibited in the store’s auditorium March 12 to 24. The advisory members, who will help promote the contest are Miss Mary Helen Ley, Ft. Wayne; Miss Olga Schubkegel, Hammond; Walter McBride, Ft. Wayne; Miss Marion Patterson, Vincennes; Griffith Stephenson, Muncie; Miss Harriet Gallup, Frankfort; Miss Mildred Gutknecht, Columbus, and Harry Wood, Oakley Richey, David Rubins and Mrs. Bert McCammon, Indianapolis.
Fabric Design Contest.
This year, in addition to the usual achievement keys, certificates and prizes given by Scholastic magazine, Block's will offer special awards to Indiana students of $50, first; $25, second, and $15 for third, for the best fabric design using the leaf and blossom of the Indiana state tree—the tulip tree. Designs must be suitable for reproduction in drapery and upholstery materials. Reproductions of the tulip tree blossom and rules governing the award are now being sent to all Indiana art instructors. The pictures from which these reproductions were made is the water color, “Tulip Tree Blossom,” by Eva May Yoder, Tipton,
Thursday at-a Christmas luncheon
Watkins unit, auxiliary, Mrs. Martin Collins will be the honor guest. A business meeting will follow the luncheon and there will be a gift exchange. Members will bring gifts for the Boys school at Plainfield, the Girls school at Clermont, and the Veterans’ hospital gift
meeting a luncheon will be held | tional Travel-Study club; will hisve | shop rrr eens
in the Columbia club for Miss | Strauss and the Indianapolis league. The national president 1s | returning to Washington after | meeting with state leagues through- | out the Middle West.
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a Christmas luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the North Methodist church, A musical program will be given by Mrs, Edgar Ellsworth and Mrs, Frank Boles accompanied by Miss Mary McDonald. Mrs. J. P. Rob|inson is chairman of the entertainment committee, There will be a gift exchange and the annual collection of jelly for
The unit with the Irvington group will hold a card party fonight in the Veterans’ hospital.
Minerva Meeting
“Mrs. K. V. Ammerman, 4830 Park ave, will entertain at a Christmas party tomorrow for members of the Minerva club. Mrs. George Wood will give a “Report on Palestine" and Mrs. Charles F. McDaniel will
| the Indianapolis day nursery,
assist the hostess.
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Mrs, William A. Shullenberger will give “The True Story of the Innkeeper” at the Christmas meeting of the Gamma alumnae, Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, Friday. A covered dish supper will be served at 6:30 p. m, In the Butler university chapter house, Hostesses for the meeting will be Mesdames M. Turpin Davis, Kenneth Galm and F. E. Glass and Miss Martha Coddington. A musical program will be presented by Mesdames Ralph Chapman, Wil: liam ©. Brandt and Pierre Haflich.
Annual Party Set
The annual Christmas party given by the Juvenile Detention Home auxiliary will be at 2 p.m, next Monday in the home, 538 W. New | York st. Mrs. Fred Iske is program {chairman and Mrs. Irvin Gamerdinger and Mrs, Lynn Adams will be in charge of refreshments. A business meeting will precede the party with Mrs. Willlam H. Hodgson | presiding.
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‘Officers Elected
Mrs, Nellie Manning was elected president of the Irvington Social circle at the group's annual Christ. mas party and business meeting. The party was held recently in the home of Mrs. Pansy Williams,” 39 N. Bolton ave. Other officers chosen were Warren Wise, vice president: Raymond Pressell, secretary, Mrs. Nancy Carr, treasurer.
Christmas Party :
The members of the Wednesday
Mrs Mrs. and
' Horne will assist the hostess, *
Mrs. Green Hostess
diana high and junior high school]
Luncheon Friday Gifts for servicemen will be collected at a meeting of the Florence Nightingale club Friday in the Athenaeum. Luncheon at noon will be followed by a card party. The hostess, Mrs, A. G. Smith, will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Klee.
Sorority Meeting Members of Zeta chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority, will have a business meeting at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Lemcke building. Mrs.
Frankie Carle
To Entertain Servicemen
Frankie Carle, pianist and composer, will be co-host with the American Women’s Voluntary Serve fces at the latter's annual Christmas dinner party at 6:30 p.m. Fri. day in the Columbia club, The guests, 150 wearers of the purple heart award, will receive Christmas gifts provided by the A. W.V.8, members, their guests and employees of Ayres’, Block's and Wasson's. Additional gifts will go to men in military hospitals in the Indianapolis area. Arrangements for Mr. Carle's apat the party were made with George Poppas, manager of the Circle theater, where the pianist will be filling a one-week engagement, With him at the party will be a part of the cast of his stage show— Pat Henning, Paul Allen and Phyllis Lynn.
Church Society Lists Officers
A meeting of the Girls Friendly society will be held tonight in the Christ Episcopal church parish house. Officers elected recently are Mrs. Bernard Logan, president; Miss Marilyn Moran, vice president; Miss Marguerite Downey, treasurer; Miss Mary Alice Free and Miss Mildred Brown recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Ben Brown, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Avis Johnson, worship chairman. The officers will be installed on
Shildes McCaslin will be the hostess. 2
| Mars. Haro een, Wobdiunh The’ hostess fo mostieg of the
Jan. 9.
Recent Bride
§ Block vhoto. Miss Katherine Roberta Freed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude N. Freed, hecame the bride of Stanley W, Herman I a ooeremony read Dec. 1 in the Centenary Christian church. Mrs, Ella Herman is the bridegroom’s mother. ;
Tri Delt Alliance
Arranges Party
The, Indianapolis alliance of Della Delta Delta sorority will have a Christmas party tomorrow in the chapter house, 809 W. Hampton dr. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. The committee in charge includes Miss Frances Longshore, chairman,
Mrs. Edgar J. Rennoe, Mrs. Russell Westfall, Miss Helen Tichenor and Miss Marjorie Dalman.
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Will Fete Mothers’ Club
Members of ghe Mothers’ club of Mayer chapel will be guests at a Christmas party to be given at 3 p.m. Friday by the garden departe ment, Woman's Department club. The party will be in the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian st. - The Civic Theater workshop will present a play, and Mrs. Glenn Friermood will sing accompanied by Mr. Friermood. Mesdames Carl
J. Welnhardt, Hugh J. Baker and ‘Merritt B. Woolf are in charge of the program.
The chairmen for the informal téa following the program will be Mrs. Louis A. Fleury and Mrs. Claude T. Hoover, They will be assisted by Mes dames W. C. Bartholomew, H. E. Blasingham, Robert M. Bryce, Ed B. Hall, Norman F. Phelps, Hezzie B. Pike, Louise B. Pohlman, Howard D. Spurgeon, Ralph I. Thompson and W. A. Smith. Mrs. Albert J. Hueber and Mra Woolf will pour,
Mrs. C. C. Stump To Be Hostess
A Christmas party and luncheon will be held Thursday noon by the 1908 club in the home of Mrs, C. G, Stump, 6446 Park ave. Officers of the group are Mrs, George P. Steinmetz, president) Mrs. Nelson Gibson, secretary, and Mrs. John A. Garrettson, treasurer, The group is collecting dolls, scrapbooks and jellies for patients of the Flower Mission and recently gave & piano hos~ pital for a new recreation room.
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