Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1945 — Page 15

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28 1948

Spring Dance Will Be Held April 14 At Highland Golf and Country Cleo

A DANCE ON APRIL 14 WILL OPEN" the spring and summer season at the Highland Golf and Country | club. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Krafft are chairmen | for the event and their assistants are Mr. and Mrs. Louis | E. Randle. Ralph Lillard’s orchestra will play.

Mrs. Bert C. McCammon will address members of the Stephens i College Alumnae club at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The meeting #2 mn the home of Mrs. John Fletcher. The speaker's topic will be "Home | Safety.”

4 x 8 : : » 5 = ” ' The Katharine Merrill Graydon club will meet Tuesday with Mus. - Norman H. Shortridge. Mrs. William Stuart Bowman will discuss | “Henry Wadsworth Longfellow” and “John Greenleaf Whittier” will | be Mrs. D. A. Robinson's sub- | ject. Mrs. John F. Mitchell Jr.

i will assist the hostess.

Club to Elect

OFFICERS WILL be elected | when the Alpha Iota Latreian club meets Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Clauser 1 will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. | John Wilson and Mrs. Clem Price. { » » ~ ; The host and hostess committee for the gallery talk Sunday afternoon at the John Herron Art museum will include Miss Blanche | Stillson, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Appel, Mr. and Mrs Fermor 8. Cannon, Mrs,’ Lucia MacBeth and Lee Burns. = “Romanesque Sculpture” will be discussed by David K Rubins, art school - instructor. , His talk will be illustrated with lantern slides and the museum's recently acquired 12th century polychromed wood figure from France, “Enthroned Virgin.” Ed » » Mrs. W. PF. Cleaver will be hostess Tuesday for the Chi Omega Alumnae club's meeting. Miss Betty - Foster, chairman of the Manual high school's art department, will be the guest speaker. Her subject will be “Color as Doctor, Merchant and Thief.”” There also will be an election of officers. The assistant hostess will | be Mrs. James L. McDowell Jr

Navy Club Will Honor Graduates

The Navy Club auxiliary, U.8. 8 Indianapolis ship 42, will entertain tomorrow night with a dinnerdance for the graduating class. of the U. 8. navy ‘radio training | [school here: The event will "be in {the Y. M. C. A. auditorium On the program will be Ray Me- | Creath and a comedy skit. by Mes- |

| | dames Will Bernhardt, Edna Hoff- | man and Fred Sears. » Special guests will be Lt; Cmdr. ! R. C. Hall and the instructors from 'the radio school and their wives and Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Miller, Merle Carver and James | Long. | Mrs. J. D. Young and Mrs. C. A. | Fields are in charge of the dinner land the entertainment chairman is Mrs. Hubert Wann. New officers of the group are Mrs Edna Hoffman, master at arms; Of Sbeakers are included in “the| Miss Barbara Rose Collins, color- | church news | bearer; Mrs. Carey Zody, member-| Mrs. W. M. Baumheckel will speak | | ship committee chairman, and Mrs. {at 2 p. m. Tuesday "for a meeting of | Harry Collins, ways and means the Woman's Society of Christian | committee chairman. Service, Fifty-first Street Methodist |church, in the church. : Mrs. Baumheckel is the “Indianapolis district president of the W. 8S. C. 8. Mrs. Perry Bentle will lead the devotions, and “West of the Date Line” will be reviewed by Mrs. Ruel Jenkins : The hostesses will be Mesdames PF. 8. Holmes, C. L. Foerst, \C. A.

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Book reviews and the appearance

| Organizations— Dr. Lillian Moulton to Speak Before Psi Psi Psi Members, Newcomers Plan Card Party (Goce. an mena $1, ott,

A luncheon, the election of officers and the appearance of a speaker| . |.c Johnson compose the organization news. ; Dr. Lillian Moulton of the state public welfare department will] Mrs. O. D. Wissler, 3120 Boulespeak Friday at a 1 p. m. luncheon meeting for the Psi Psi Psi sorority. vard pl, will be the Hostess at 11| | The meeting will be in the Delta Delta Delta chapter house, 809 W.'a. m. Friday for ‘a meeting of the | Hampton drive. Mrs. Arthur F. Krueger will introduce the speaker Women's federation, First Evan-

i who will discuss “Facing the Pres- | gelical church. . M (1 S t ent and Building for the Future.”, The devotions will be led by Mrs v

The luncheon hostesses will be Harry W. Krause and Mrs. H, H. Mesdames John O. Brenner, M. S.|Hazenfield will speak on “Current Fields, Victor, Graves, L. S. Kirk-| Missionary Events.” “West of patrick, John E. Craigle, John Ott, Date Line” will be reviewed by The Governor Oliver Perry Mor- | ‘on chapter,, National Society, Daughters of the Union’ 1§61-65, will meet at 2 p. m. Monday in

J. E. Hollon and 8. M. Myers. Mrs. L. C, Trent, the home of Mrs. George M. Spiegel, 2220 N. Alabama st. Mrs. George

A luncheon and card party will, The Missionary society of the be held at 12:30 p. m. Monday by ' Downey Avenue .Christian church | {the Newcomers club in Ayres’ tea- will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in {room and auditorium. Mrs. Geojge the church. Mrs. John Gibson will |Campbell is the reservations chair- preside. . | man. : | “South America” will be the topic E. Dunn will preside. Mrs. Winslow VanHorn will be the [of a talk by Mrs. J. D. Montgom-

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League Hears Address by J. H. Sullivan

Indiana's parole systein was {compared with that of other states [by Joseph .H. Sullivan when he

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Miss Mary Seymour Will Be Honored

The bridal news highlights) showers, the announcement of attendanté and a wedding date sep. Miss: Georgeanna Carol-'Unger has announced the attendants for her wedding to Dale Harrah. The couple will be married at 2:30 p. m. next Tuesday in the home. of they

George L." Unger, 6061 E. 10th st. Miss Marjorie Harrah, the, prospective bridegroom's sister, will be The best man will be Harold Unger, brother of the bride-to-be. The .Rev. Ralph" Weisser, pastor of the First church, Evangelical and Reformed, will officiate. Mrs. John Unger and Miss Minnie

shower for the bride-to-be. The party was in the home of Mr. and Mrs, George L.| Unger. ”

iss ‘Irene Curtis, 1807 Southi id ave.,, will give a miscellaneous shower March 18 for Miss Mary Emeline Seymour. The honor guest and Robert M. Schwalbe will be married at 2:30 p. m,, April 1} in the Brownsburg Christian | church. { Guests at the party will be Mrs. | Jack Lingenfelter, Mrs. Roland Miles, Misses Charlotte Heck, Josephine Pesut, Frances Patterson, | Irerie Daufel, Jerry Watt and Hazel | Scheurer. . |

EJ ” » » Sunday, March 11 is the date set by Miss Betty Louise Stine for her wedding to Pvt. Harold B. Lund. The ceremony will be at 2:30 p. m. in a chapel at Camp Atter-

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WwW: 8.«C. $.,.Flackville Methodist. 7:45 p. m. Thurs. "In the churgh. Woman's . guild, Pleasant | Boulevard Evangelical formed, 5 to 7 p. m. Thurs. In the church. “Jithey” supper. C1tBS Indianapdlis Navy Mothers’ 576. 7:36: p.m. Fri. War Memorial bldg. : Lincolnian chap, I. T.-S. C. 12:30 p. m. Fri. Mrs. G. H. Dreghsel, 3228 © Guilford, hostess. “Per=sonalities in Modern China,” Mrs. Jules Zinter. ; Janet Ada. 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Vera Hurst, 729 N. Parker, host-

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League of Women Voters. The group met this .afternoon in the War Memorial building, The speaker is the director of {the division of correction. in the state welfare department and his [topic was “Parole in Indiang.” - “Both Indiana and the nation lhave come of age in treatment of crime and the criminal,” he explained. * { “Both, from founding qn; have {been too busy to waste time with leriminals. They were put behind walls and forgotten,” he said. “Parole begins at conviction time and continuation of treatment is carried on oes institutions. Ninety-eight per cent of those con{victed are returned to the communities from which they came and are better persons,” he -said. The speaker said that parole

tant in the next two years. “As more and more veterans of this war

we will see a rise in prison popula- { tion. | “We owe these boys two things,

Run's chance to have good training for| and Re-|jobs while serving, and then the]

best possible kind of parole to Help them readjust and learn to stand on their own feet and become members of society again,” he. declared. I Mr. Sullivan discussed the parole {systems in New York and Califor{nia, explaining that the former has |youth authority, programs in cities wile California's - system is statewide.

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bury. Miss Marcella Prout will be Miss Stine’s only attendant.

Scholarship Awards To Be Continued

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. 28.— Latin-American exchange scholarship awards will be given again this year by the Indiana Federation of Clubs and Indiana university. Prof. Mabel Harlan of the I. U. Spanish department "is chairman of the selection committee in charge of applications. The federation provides a fund of $600 to send an Indiana girl to Mexico for study and I. U. gives the same amount to bring a gir} from a Spanish or Portuguese-speaking country for a year’s study on the campus. Po | Other members of the selection committee are Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville; Mrs. Oscar Ahlgren, Whiting, and Mrs. James PF.

(federation, and Dean Kate | Mueller and Mrs. Robert E. Burke, {university representatives. Mrs. W. [H. Lykins, Covington, is an ex(officio member.

Red Cross Opens Nutrition Classes Three new nutrition classes have | 'béen scheduled by the Red Cross. Mrs. Ellen _Ahl will instruct a class to begin next Tuesday at Ayres’ Meetings will* be held at 10 a. m. on Tuesdays And Pridays. Another class will open at 7 p. m. tonight at Butler university. Mrs.

bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and. Mrs.|

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Ceremony Will Be Read Friday

A ceremony Friday evening in St. Matthew's cathedral in Washington will

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Elizabeth Barrett, Pdinburg, and Lt. Redmond Joseph Allman of Boston, The bride-fo-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Barrett of Edinburg. Mrs. C. F.

Anderson, Boston,

the prospective bridegroom’s sister, will be a bridesmaid.

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Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

THE BIG FAT MEATY BEANS which are somber in color and bland in flavor have great appeal to those with husky appetites and all that is necessary for seasoning is salt and butter or bacon fat. But those who demand some smack be added will find this combina« tion in today’s menus very savoury. Because it takes about three hours of simmering to make the kidney beans tender and mellow, it is a good plan to cook enough for two or

three meals, .

FRIDAY MENUS Breakfast

Grapefruit halves. Hot cooked whole wheat cereal. Sweet rolls.

Mrs. Boucher Heads Catholic. Study Club

Mrs. George Boucher recently was chosen president of the Irvington Catholic Woman's Study club, Other new officers are Mrs. A. J, Ullrich and Mrs. O. H. Worley, first and- second vice .presidents; Mrs, G. H. Stahl, secretary, and Mrs, G. W. Faulstich, treasurer. The executive committee ' ine cludes Mesdames Boucher, Stahl and Faulstich. Mrs. G. F. Lawler and Mrs. E. E: Dallman are delegate and alternate, respectively, to the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs. |e The delegate and alternate to the Irvington Union of Clubs are Mrs. H. A. Burkhart and Mrs. G. Kidney beans in tomato sauce: A Duffy. Mrs. G. B. Ewell is dele

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Luncheon Kidney beans in tomato sauce Cabbage salad. Rye bread. Oatmeal-peanut cookies (leftover).

Dinner Tuna and carrot souffle Creamed potatoes. Buttered green beans and celery Beet salad. Bread. Dutch apple pie. ) Milk to drink: Four e. for each child; 2 ¢. for each adult. Today's

blue -fdf No. 2 can tomatoes.

would become incregsingly impor-|Riegs Sullivan, representing the | One and one-half c. dried kidney gate and Mrs. Roy Babcock, alters H.|

beans;“4'% c. cold water, 1 tsp. salt,| nate, to the: National Council of

i, ¢. finely chopped on | Catholic Women. 3 y Pped: onan, 1 tbsp. The new committee members are

{finely chopped celery leaves, 3 tbsps.| presdames W. J. Betz, C. P. Trask margarine, 2 tbsps. flour, 1; tsp. salt, anq william Strack, program; MesNo. 2 can tomatoes (2% c.), few dames Faulstich, R. J. Smith and drops of Worcestershire sauce, 2 K. L. Kernel, social; Mesdames tbsps. grated carrot, 2 tbsps. chopped Stahl, .Ullrich and J. E. Kernel, green pepper, 1 tsp. sugar. ress; Mrs. Betz, parliamentarian,

Wash beans thoroughly. Place 4 Loe Mrs. Duffy, historian. & boil, reduce heat and simmer bean. To prepare sauce, saute onion| The annual March meeting of salt until smooth. Force tomato at 10:30 a. m: Fridgy\in the Co-

Inez Hunt will "be the instructor. Yesterday a class opened in the Y. W. C. A. Meetings will be held

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saucepan with tight fitting cover. " . , - . Music Clubs’ Board gently about 2 to 3 hrs. The time! and celery«leaves in margarine until{the Indiana Federation of Musia through cokrse strainer and-add to|lumbia club.

Add water and salt. Bring just to will depend on °the variety of ssiTo Meet Friday golden brown and blend in flour and | Clubs’ official board will be held sauteed onion and celery. Simmer! Mrs. Clair McTurnan will preside

fr 93 * slowly until sauce is well blended. and the board members and come Jom 30 to 11:30 a. m. on Tues-| Add femaining ingredients and heat mittee chairmen will give reports, ays and Fridays. » thoroughly. .,Add sauce to cooked The meeting will .be followed by @

Supper; business meeting. \D. A. R. Contest

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Mesdames Carolyn E. Gowen, hostess assisted by Mesdames Del-|ery, and Mrs. E. K. Higdon will George E. Dunn and M. D. Didway| Spicer, F. G. Emrick, Philip discuss “Indo-China.” Mrs. Albert : hig will .be given by Mrs. A. B. Glick, | gevpert. Mrs. Mildred King will sing. Red Oross chairman, and Mrs. May | The executive board will ! chairman. | Officers’ Wives club will meet at) si ER | Assisting the hostess will be Mes- 7:30 p. m. Friday in the east room | - TT. : Mrs. H: H. Connard son, Carl Snyder and A. T. Fleming | Plans will be made for a social . * Yan and Miss Nell Fuqua. | meeting to be held March 16 ‘Heads Homemakers Miss Snyder Elected | Mrs. Lovell Driskill, president; MIS. | president recently’ of the East) *% Miss June Winona Snyder re- | JAMES Rossel], vice president; Mrs.|cumberland Homemakers’ ‘© club "> ; ding and corresponding -secre-! ju; in Warren township organized | National Federatio try | ToCOr ake )C p Naitnal Pei grazion of Bosiry taries; Mrs. George Hahn, treas- |i, participate in the Purdue univerSociety of Indiana Pioneers, the civsplain, MN off ers a ae. A League of Women Voters and the . y wn urr, vice president, TS Ln Li Miss West Hostess ts. L. { Headquarters for the national fed- : | Stoney wil Be | eration are located temporarily in| meet tonight in the home .of Miss/tend . the next project, leaders | training

will be on the program, and reports Winnek, Clyde Weber and E. H. Gray will give the devotions and VanNatta, war service committee| The Army Non-commissioned | iam | dames A. F. Shaffer, Anna Tomlin- of the War- Memorial building. | New officers of the group are| Mrs. H. H. Connard was elected cently was named president of the, DOF8) Hill and Mrs. Gene Brady, Tne group is the 11th homemaker federation and is a member of the urer, and Mrs. Merrill Sullivan, sity home economics program. Indiana Federation of Art Clubs. Stoner, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. L.| The Sigma Phi Delta sorority will{B. Parker and Mrs Indianapolis. | Roberta West, 1802 Dexter st. | gaits at the Purdue

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Sororities Mrs. J. T. Rohm; 5355 Boulevard pl, will be the hostess tomorrow’ for a meeting of Chapter AlJ,| P. E. 0. Sisterhood. Election and | installation of officers will be held | at the meeting.

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Delta chapfer, Phi Delta Pi soror-! ity, will meet 2t 8 p. m. today in| the home of Mrs. William Chandler, 2317 Jackson st

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Mrs. Earl McDonald and Ms. Michael Walsh will address mem‘bers of ‘the Brookside Garden club at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the Brookside .Community house. Mrs. McDonald will speak on “Forced Shrubs and Dish Gardening” and’ “March

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Garden Club Session

Mrs. Eugene C. ‘Miller, director of the central west district, Garden Club of Indiana, has called a meeting for 10 a. m. Friday in the 38th st. ‘branch’ of the Metrchants bank. Garden club presidents in the district and -the executive .committee will atténd.

MIGHTY ) PRETTY °

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{school won first place in the sewing {contest sponsored by the Caroline | Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R. { Winners were selected at a tea yesterday afternoon in the D. A. R. {chapter house. > Frances Sebanc also ‘of Washing{ton was ‘the second prize winner-and {Mary Pitts of Howe high school won {third place. \ Other entries in the contest were those .of Hester . Waymer, Phyllis |Silbermann, Evelyn Miller, Carol {Eves, - Jean Clarkson and Beanie Burton, Judges of, the local contest were Miss Hortense Hurst, supervisor of

cation department, Miss Janice Berlin, Marion county home demonstration agent, and Miss Mary Ellen Full of Ayres’ fashion bureau. Each high school was represented by two girls and they modeled garments :made under the supervision: of their school teachers. Mrs, R. L. McWilliams was chairman of the local contest.

\Pariel Discussion Members of the executive committee, Jessy’ Wallin Heywood alliance of the All Souls Unitaran | church, will meet at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow in the church. At 1:30]

!p. m., Mrs. Herbert Falender and |

Mrs. Frank L. Cochran will be in| charge of a panel discussion on “Dumbarton Oaks.”

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