Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1945 — Page 5
Committees Named for Nursery Auxiliary Dance; Wheaton College Club Will Honor School President
MRS. EUGENE B. HIBBS HAS ANNOUNCED COMMITTEES-=for the dance to be given Saturday, Feb. 17, in the Indianapolis Athletic club by members of the Junior \ auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery. Mrs. Hibbs is general chairman for the ' event, Mrs. George Bardwell and Mrs. Myers Whitaker are co-chairmen of arrange- ' ments, assisted by Mrs. Louis R. Lowe. The invitations committee is headed by Mrs. Dan P. Morse and Mrs. Ward Fen-
stermaker and their assistants include Mesdames Mayburn Landgraf, Frederick W. Mitchell, Hall
Cochrane, Edwin Ransburg, James W. Ray, John A. Bruhn, David V. Burns, Gregg Ransburg, Rob-
ert D, Eaglesfleld Jr, Donald B, Kleckner and John B., Watson »
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Oo-chalrmen of patrons are Mrs. Fred M. Hadley and Mrs. Robert Wacker, Mesdames Marvin Sane
dorf, Thomas B. Henderson, OC.
William N. Wishard Jr. and Miss Elizabeth Weiss | will assist. The finance group will be directed by Mrs, James Peirce and Mrs. Harold P. Ransburg, assisted by Mrs. Frank H. Fairchild and Mrs. Law-
son J, Clark.
The decorations committee includes Miss Helene Petri and Mrs. William J. Hammerstadt, co-chair men; Mesdames Elbert R. Gilliom, LeRoy G. Gord-
| ner, Addison H. Howe, Marvin L.
IB. Payne. Mrs. Richard-T. Hill is publicity chair- | man with Mrs. Joseph W. Ferreee as co-chairman and Mrs. Ralph B. Coble, assistant,
Wheaton President to Arrive
THE WHEATON COLLEGE CLUB of Indiana will have ‘Dr: A. Howard Meneely, recently inau-
gurated president of Wheaton
Mass, as its guest. Dr. Meneely will arrive tomorrow and will be honored at a dinner given by the club Monday evening in the Marott hotel's gold
room. Monday morning,
he will address students at
Keller, Albert L.
and Miss Jane Among those
C. Bchuetz and
neth R. Badger,
Lugar and Paul
bridegroom also
college, Norton,
here.
The Tourist church in Daytona Beach, Fla. be the scene this afternoon for the wedding of Mrs. Helen Cutler Dickey of Ormond Beach, Fla. and wiiliam® H. Diddel, Tullis will officiate, The couple will be at home in Ormond Beach until April 1, when they will return
Tudor “Hall school and later will be at Shortridge high school to interview prospective Wheaton students, ‘Mrs. David K. Rubins, club president, will preside at the dinner and the arrangements will be in charge of Mrs. Hugh Carpenter,
who will attend are Messrs, and
Mesdames Marvin Curie, Fred G. Tykle, Howard Scott Morse, Edward P. Everett, Paul G. Moffett and Col, and Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger, Mesdames Edgar Zimmer, George Falkenburg and Robert McMurray, Misses Dorothy Everett, I. Hilda Stewart and Nancy Heller,
Barbara Badger to Be Wed
BARBARA ANN BADGER'S engagement and approaching marriage to Bugene H., Yockey has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Mr, Yockey is the son of Mr, and
Mrs, Harry E. Yockey. The wedding will be April 7 in the Second Presbyterian church. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Butler university where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The prospective
is a Butler graduate and a grad-
uate of the Indiana University School of Law. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
will
Indianapolis. The Rev. Don
Dr. F. M. Smith Ceremony in Virginia Will Unite W. E. Mohler; Mary Morrison
ill Officiate
Before an altar banked with
bhurch, Miss Jane Butler will berome the bride of Lt. (jg) Vernon) . ‘Boman, U, 8. N, R, at 4:30 b'clock tomorrow afternoon. Dr. FP.
Marion Smith will read the double-|
ng ceremony. W. T. Butler will give his daughr in marriage. She will wear a white satin gown made with a weetheart neckline, fitted bodice, long fitted sleeves and a gathered kirt extending into a full train.
Attendant's Gown
| Her fingertip length veil of imhorted illusion will fall from a halo ihed with seed pearls and she vill carry a bouquet. of gardenias ind white sweetpeas centered with hy white orchid. Miss Marilyn Hosmer, the bride's nly attendant, will be in coral chiffon fashioned with a sweetheart eckline, bracelet-length sleeves, sque waist and full skirt. She will carry red tulips, acacia and sllow and pink roges.
Best Man
Dr. A. L. Boman will serve as his on’s best man. Other attendants will be Mrs. William K. Rowland, Hagerstown; Mrs. Roy PF. Huls, [iss Marjorie Thoms and Miss Winifred Daughraty. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception will be held in the hunter's lodge of the Marott hotel. The couple will leave for a wedding trip to Chicago and will be at home in San Diego, Cal, |. Miss Butler is the daughter of Ar. and Mrs, Butler, 2016 Park ave, ind the bridegroom's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Boman, ®Chicago, / The bride is a graduate of the sherwood Music school, Chicago, and Lt, Boman was graduated from [he Northwestern University School Dentistry. He is a member of fhe Xi Psi Phi dental fraternity.
| haplain Donohoo Will Be Speaker
Chaplain David Donohoo of Ft. on will address members of ‘he Perry Township War Mothers lub Tuesday in the Edgewood hool. The group will make afghans and flippers ;for Bundles for America nd plans will be made for a rumnage sale to. be held next month.
lub Books Speaker
Miss Carolyn Stuart Ashbrook, shildren'’s teacher at the Johh Heron: Art Institute, will address pembers of the Richmond Women's b Tuesday in the Morton Cen« school at-Richmond. Her talk ll be illustrated by textiles and h, Contig, from a. ‘village in the
Special
QUANTICO, Va., Jan. 27. Ji chapel here at the marine base will alms, candelabra and white flowers be the scene at 8 o'clock tonight for the wedding of Miss Mary Ann the Central Avenue Methodist | Morrison and Officer Candidate William Edward Mohler, U. 8. M. C. R. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ambrose Mor-
rison, Indianapolis, | Daniel Nathan Mohler, Charleston, Entering with her father, the: | bride will be in an antique ivory | duchess satin gown fashioned with | a shoulder yoke of Alencon lace, | short puffed sleeves caught lace | orange blossoms and a fitted basque. ‘The gathered skirt falls into a train.
To Carry Orchids
Her full length rosepoint lace vei] will be attached to a coronet of matching lace. She will carry white orchids and stephanotis. _The bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Ponald--A:Morrison Jr; Indianapolis, will be her only attendant. She has chosen a frock of petal white taffeta made with a romance
ter-length sleeves and a bouffant skirt. She will have a headdress of American ‘Beauty * veiling and will
roses and carnations. Pvt. Daniel N. Mohler Jr, Lexington, Ky., will serve as his brother's best man. :
At Home Here
Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the Shoreham hotel in Washington, The couple will be at home here. Miss Morrison is a graduate of Duke university where she was a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority member. The bridegroom attended Woodberry Forest school and the University of Virginia. He is a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, Among those who will attend the wedding will be Mrs. Morrison, Miss Florence Morrison, Miss Margaret Curle and Dr, Lewis E. Morrison, Indianapolis; ‘Mrs. W. ©. Phillips and Mrs. Lee M. Kenna, €harleston, N. C, and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morris and Mrs. Walter Mertz, Wayne, Pa.
Beta Sigma. Phi Unit Will Have Party
A “hard times” party will be held at 7 p. m. today in the ¥. W. C. A. by Beta Eta chapter of Bets Sigma Phi sorority.
Mrs. Edna Damm, Misses Evelyne Pang, Virginia Helvey, Virginia Horne, Doris Chapman, Norma Yount,
Plays to Be Given Two one-act plays will be presented tonight at the Olvic jheater
by The Players. Following the performances He Woodstock dub.
neckline, fitted basque, three-quar--
carry an arm bouquet of matching.|
The committee in charge includes|
Stanifer, Ruth White and May
titre wil bes dance ak]
and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
W. Va.
Rite to Be Read In Florida
Times Speeisl PANAMA CITY, Fla, Jan. 27.—In a ceremony this afternoon Miss Norma Hill will become the bride of Larrimore T. Hampton, signalman 2-¢, U. 8. N., here in the Methodist church,
The bride will wear a white satin gown fashioned with a sheer shoulder yoke, long tapered sleeves and a gathered skirt falling into a train. Her tiered three-quarter-length veil will be attached to orange blossom clusters and she will carry a bouquet of white carnations and pink roses. The couple will be at home here. Miss Hill is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hill, 6203 Haverford ave, Indianapolis, -and the bridegroom’s mother is Mrs, John Gibbons, Lancaster, Tex.
Museum Family Hour
The “family hour” at the Children’s museum, from 2 fo 5 p. m. tomorrow, will be sponsored by the Nora school. Serving’ on the host comiiittee with Herbert Helms, the school principal, will be the P.-T. A. officers of the school. They are Mesdames Robert I. Boyer, Russell B. Sage, John P. Hollett, Albert Shaner and Burchard Carr,
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a Miss Dorothy Fosdick Will Be the Guest Speaker At Girl Scouts’ Annual Meeting Tuesday Night
| 2 When Miss Dorothy Fosdick appears as the guest seaker Tuesday
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2. Mr. and Mrs. Oral
(Liang Shen photo.)
Englehart in a ceremony read Dec. photo.)
Boaz, U. 8. marine air corps, son
Cal. (McAllister photo.)
7. Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Sands,
been set. (P. H. Ho photo.)
Salon Chairmen
Announcéd
Hostess chairmen were announced today for the final- week of the Hoosier Salon showing. The exhibit, which is being held in Block's auditorium, will close next Saturday. The chairmen, their organizations and days are Mrs. George W. Walker, Indianapolis Panhellenic association, and Miss Ruth Lewman, Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s club, Monday. Mrs. Hans Jacobsen, Riley Hospital Cheer guild, and Mrs. Ken Mosiman, St. Margaret's Hospital guild, Tuesday; Mrs. C. E. Roach, American Association of University Women, and Mrs, Merrill J. Woods, C.’I. H. N. club, Wednesday. Miss Clara B. Thormeyer, Butler Alumni Literary club, and Mrs. Orien W. Fifer, Women’s Research club, Thursday; Mrs. Garrison, Winder, Story-a-Month club, and Mrs. Seward Baker, the Latrelan Junior clubs, Friday. Mrs. James H. Peeling, Butler Woman's, Faculty club, and Mrs, James B. Carr, Delta chapter, Psi Iota Xi sorority, next Saturday. Mrs. Floyd W. Schorn of the Butler University Mothers’ club and Mrs. H. 8. Cofield of the Indianapolis associate chapter of Tri Kappa , were the hostess chairmen today.
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Sorority to Meet
Members of Alpha Eta chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Rauh building. Representatives will be appointed to attend the city council meetings, and the group will have a theater party after the
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Serve on Dance Committee
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1. Before her marriage on Jan. 10 to Cpl. Edward V. Rugenstein, Mrs. Rugenstein was Miss Ruth Markworth,
(P. H. Ho photo.)
Alexander of Franklin announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorotha, of Indianapolis, to Pfc. Robert L. Ettinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ettinger, Atlanta, Ga. The wedding was Dec, 24 in Franklin. 3. Miss Barbara Ann Badger’s engagement to Eugene H. Yockey was announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Badger.
(P. H. Ho photo.)
4. A Feb. 4 ceremony will unite Miss Jeane Haverstick and Robert H. Minnich, aviation machinist's mate 1-¢, U. 8. N.
5. Miss Martha Ann Rupel became the bride of Lt. Gordon Kerfoot
R. (P. H. Ho photo.)
9 in the Woodstock club, (P. H. Ho
6. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Wolff, Goleta, Cal, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Geraldine Louise, to Capt. Robert C.
of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver H., Boaz of
Indianapolis. The wedding will take place soon in Santa Barbara,
Three Rivers, Mich., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to Donald R. Orme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Orme of Indianapolis.
The wedding date has not
to Peace.”
“Dumbarton Oaks, a Pathway
|night at the annual meeting of the Indianapolis and Marion County Wildey, Norma Jean Starkey, Doris |Girl Scouts, she will have as her topic,
| Duncan, Lucretia Hesselgrave, Anita Tardy, Mary Knight, Charlotte
Miss Fosdick, a member of the state department in Washington, | Green, Joyce Raide, Donna Hill,
served as assistant secretary to the United States group at the Dum- | Diane Johnson,
{barton Oaks conference last year.| Her talk will be made during a program beginning at 8:15 o'clock]
§ in the War Memorial auditorium.
{She will be introduced by Walter
E | Leckrone, editor of The Indianapolis : | Times. Miss Fosdick is herself a former |
Girl Scout: The daughter of the well-known minister, Harry Emerson Fosdick, she was graduated from Smith college in 1934 and received her Ph. D. degree from Columbia university in 1939.
Smith Faculty Member
In addition to contributing to several magazines, Miss Fosdick is the author of “What Is Liberty?” and was the editor of John Stuart Mill's “On Social Freedom.” She served on the Smith college faculty, in the sociology and government department, for five years; was a member of the Sherwood Eddy European seminar in 1935, the American delegate to the Oxford conference on church and state in 1937, and a member of the Hubert Herring seminar in Mexico in 1940.
Pageant Scheduled
She studied at Marburg university in Germany during the summer of 1931 and attended the Geneva School of International Studies has been an assistant on inter-
department since November, 1942.
Rae Lea Binzer
CLUBS
Indianapolis Zonta. Tues.
presiding. Lincolnian chap., I. T.-S. C.
3857 N. Pennsylvania, .hostess.
Mrs. Victoria Rentsch. MISCELLANEOUS Indiana Poetry society. Today. Cropsey auditorium. Mrs. Ollah P. Toph presiding. Program by Miss Kathryn McPherson. January circle, St. Patrick's Catholic church. Noon Tues. School hall. Luncheon and card party. Mrs. Samuel Hinderleiter, chairman, | P.-T. A. Marion County council. “Mon. Claypool hotel. Fischer presiding. Quiz on “Par-ent-Teacher Work.” Schultz, director. on publications, safety,
10 a. m,
Conferences war activities, summer round-up and excellence standards. Music by William Travis Selmeier and Mrs. Ruth Gentry Edwhrds.
p. m. Feb. 3. In the school gymnasium. Dance. orchestra.
Mr., Mrs. O. H. Boaz To Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H, Boaz, 915 Lesley ave, are planning to leave soon for Santa Barbara, Cal, attend the marriage of their son, Capt. Robert C. Boaz, U, 8. marine air corps, and Miss Geraldine Louise Wolff, The wedding ty. will be announced soon,
Miss Wolff, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Louis J. ‘Wolffe, Goleta, Cal, is a graduate of Santa Barbara college and Capt. Boaz attended Indi-
|ana university before entering serv-
ice. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He is stationed, at El Toro, Cal, after serving 21 months in the South Pacific,
Pupils Participate In Concert Today
.. Fourteen €lementary school pupils played toy instruments today with the Indianapolis Symphony
orchestra at its children's concert. The concert, sponsored by the In-
_| tabernacle.
The children on the were Helen Barth, Jéan Bernat, Stanley Brossman,
+818 pM Y. W. C. A. Frank Wallace, speaker. Miss Eva .Y. Wiles
12:30 | p. m. Fri. Mrs. Troy D. Hayes,
“China and the Outer World,”
Mrs. Basil
Mrs. Walter st
Wayne Township high school. 8:30
Johnny Carty’s
to
diana State Symphony society {women's committee, was in Cadle
program
Carl Burger, {Eddie Frank, Anne Garrison, Mari-
To Be Bride
Miss Rae Les Binzer, daughter of
| | Meridian st, and Joseph Lipken, 953 High st, will be married at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The vows will be read by Rabbi Israel Chodos in the Hotel Washington's bamboo room. A shocking pink wool suit with lizard accessories and an orchid corsage will be worn by the bride. Her sister, Miss Shirlee Binzer, as her attendant will be in a chartruese and black crepe dress with black accessories. Her flowers will be amazonica and red roses, - I. Michael Lipken will be his brother’s best man. After the wedding, there will be a dinner ih the Chinese room*f the hotel. The couple will leave for a wedding trip. and will be at home after Feb. 10, at 1431 N. Delaware
The bride attended Indiana university and the bridegroom attended the John Herron Art institute,
Nuptial Vows Will Be Read
Times Special CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—Rabbl Maurice Goldblatt of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will read the vows at 11:45 o'clock tomorrow morning uniting Miss Betty Jean Beitman and Lt. (j.g.) Leonard L. Cohn, U. 8. N, R. The ceremony will be in the Stevens hotel here, Miss Beitman is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd R. Beitman, 117 E. 40th st, Indianapolis, and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cohn, St. Paul, Minn; The bride will be in a streetlength’ dress »of white flannel with white accessories. She will carry a. white Bible topped with a white orchid. Following the ceremony, there will be a dinner in the hotel. The couple will be at home in St. Louis. Miss Beltman attended Indiana university andds a member of Sigma Delta Tau sorority. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Minnesota,
New Classat Y. W.
A new tennis elass for beginners will start Wednesday in the Y. W. C. A. The sessions will be at 6:30 p. m. and will meet for eight weeks.
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the new term will be regular groups in swimming, gymnastics, horseback riding, badminton and dancing,
ances Booked
ly Sunday night dance at 8:30 Pp. m. tomorrow in the clubroom, 24% 8. Tilinots st. dance will be ‘held at the ame
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The program Tuesday night ee)
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Binzer, 37264N. |
Also on the activities schedule for!
The O'Del club wiil hold its week- | |
A second weekly |
Bachrach photo, Miss Dorothy Fosdick
will include music directed by Mrs. Rosalie Spong; the invocation by the Rev, Carleton W, Atwater; the benediction by the Rev. Fr. Richard | Kavanagh, and a color guard by| intermediate troop 196 led by Mrs. George Mason. Members of Girl Scout troops 26
| “Friendship Pathways to Peace,”
{and directed by Mrs. John Drewry. The cast includes Misses Marcia
Jack Flynn, Ma
Flynn, U. 8. A. A. P., this alternoon
Kenwood ave., and the bridegroom is Mr, Smith will give his daughte in candlelight duchess satin styled | with a scalloped shoulder yoke of mousseline de sole accented with seed pearls. The dress has a fitted princess basque, long tapering sleeves and a gathered skirt extending into a full train.
Bride's Veil
A. fingertip-length veil of English illusion will cascade from her (fitted tulle cap outlined with satin | braid. Her flowers will be white | camellias. The bridesmaids, Miss . Phyllis Jamieson; New Hartford, N,-¥:,-and Miss Dorothy Weber, will be gowned alike, Their aquatone taffeta frocks will have three-quarter-length sleeves, fitted waistbands, romance necklines and bouffant colonial skirts. They will carry bouquets of pink camellias and violets, Cameo pink taffeta dresses with short puffed sleeves, fitted basques and bouffant skirts will be worn by | the junior bridesmaids, They are| Miss Linda Lo Barrett, Lafayette, | and Miss Lucinda Anne Lee, Their | flowers will be violets with pink | carnation frills,
Reception Planned
The bridegroom's best man will be | Lt. Max Wildman, Peru, and the| ushers will be Boris Petroff and Robert Ohleyer. Following the wedding, a reception will be held in the church during which Miss Evelyn Gullion, harpist, | will play. be Mrs. Wilbur Little, Mrs, William'
follow a family's
Reception assistants will| J
Gertrude Weest, {Doris and Ann Lorna Whitmire, {Joan Griffith and Madonna Park. | The troop leaders are Mrs. G. W,
| Orewiler and Mrs. Marian EK. Rob-
inson. Members of the color guard are Misses Marilyn Bennett, Frances Joy, Marilyn Felton and Marjorie Simon. The ushers will be Miss Greta Gest, Marilyn Newman, Marion Redtke, Mary Jo Cassidy, Margaret Mock, Mary Ann Elliott, Joy Haine, Mary Jane Gard, LaVonne Manne field, Ann Brigham, la Donna Dailey and Joan Stadler.
Dinner to Be Held
Before the meeting there will be an exhibit of Girl Scout activities of the past year. The displays will
be open from 7:15 to 8:13 o'clock
in the west room of the War Memorial and Mrs. C. C. Brocipmn will be in charge. Miss Fosdick and members of the Girl Scout council will be guests at a reception and dinner in the Te Athletic club green m at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday. - Mrs, on H. Toy is in charge of are rangements. The annual meeting is sponsored by the public “relations committee of the Girl Scouts. The committee includes Mrs. Marvin Curle, council
during the summer of 1935. She and 211 will appear in a pageant,|aqyiser; Mrs. Agnes H. Ostrom and
Mrs, Donald D. Hoover, co-chair-
national organization in the state Written by Miss Frances Westcott| men; Mesdames Toy, Thomas D.
Stevenson and Drewry, Miss Luana Lee and Miss’ Frances Westcott.
ry Edelle Smith
To Be Wed Today in Church Rite
Miss Mary Edelle Smith will become the bride of 8. Sgt. Jack Julian
in a ceremony at the First Baptist
church, Dr. Carleton Atwater will officiate at 4:30 o'clock. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Smith, 5403
the son of Roy J. Flynn of Kokomo. r in marriage. She will be gowned
J. Jamieson, Miss Charlotte . Mets and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, After the reception, the couple will leave for a short wedding trip. Miss Smith is a graduate of Butler university and is a Pl Beta Phi sorority member, The bridegroom also attended Butler where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity,
Visits Parents
Mrs, R. W, Arnold and her daughter, Barbara Sue, arrived this week from- Norfolk; Va: to-visit- Mrs. Are nold’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ©. B. Durham, 3345 Washington blvd. Lt. Arnold, U. 8. N. R,, will come early next month for a visit.
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