Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1945 — Page 18

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Society—

~ By Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Group

' THE INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER of ‘Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will install new officers Saturday, May 19. The event wili be the organization's.

. last meeting for the season. There will be a picnic lunch-

_eon at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Francis H. Insley. The officers include Mrs. Clifton E. Donnell,. president; Mrs. Charles Fisher, vice president; Miss Julia Jean Rowe, treasurer, Miss Elaine Ax and Mrs. George “Seidensticker Jr, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Miss "Joan Mick, corresponding

- editor.

Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs, Dale ‘R. Hodges, chairman: Mesdames Walter Holmes, James R. Sevier, Charles R, Farmer, Ruth K. Neibert. W, J. Deupree Jr., Robert L. Foster, Roy Coats, C. Hollis Hull; Henry Hornbrook, Ralph B. Coble, Elmer Roberts, Walter Stuhldreher, Joseph Ferree, Robert W. Murphy, Fred Steiger, Kenneth” J: Galm and John Niblack, Misses Dorothy Barrett, Florente Smith, Lucinda Redwine, Helen Wilson, Margaret Axtell, Mary Lyde Duff; Jane Myer and Gayle Thornbrough.

Party Will Honor Marjorie Raney MISS MARY CARYL MARTIN and Mrs. Robert E, Christie. will give a tea and personal shower Saturday afterngon for Miss Marjorie -Ann Raney. The party will be inthe home of Mrs. Christie's mother, Mrs. Thomas A. Maley. The honor guest and Sgt. Jack A. Stevens will be married June 2 in the Indianapolis Athletic club. Among those who will attend the party are Mrs. John F. Raney and Mrs. Arthur T. Stevens, Terre Haute, mothers-of- the-engaged couple; Mrs. L. S. Martin, Misses Kay Ferguson, Marianne MacDonald, Betty Wooden, Nancy Langan; Nancy Chatfield, Barbara Msahr, Joan Wright, Joan Green, Mildred Farley, Terese O'Hara, Mabe] Zerkel, Katherine Keating, Marjorie Cain, Patricia McGrath, Joan Beebe, Patricia Evans, Dorothy Hartman, Mary Noonan, Mary Frances Dell and Jean Marie Lamoureux. Miss Green and Miss Chatfield will pour.

Medical Group to Hold: Election

A LUNCHEON AND ELECTION of officers will be held toMedical society. The group -will meet at 12:30 .p ih. in the Woman's Department club. After-the business meeting, there will be a bridge Mrs. Harry L. Foreman is in charge.of the program. n td = rn o » Mrs. J. H. May. be the hostess Monday for members of the Dryburgh Abbey chapter, Daughters of the British Empire. Assisting her will be Mesdames C. P. Clark, Andrew Porteous and Harry E. Bostwick. : ; 2 ” : 5 Mrs. C. D. Alexnnder and Mrs. John D. "Gould wil dress menibers of the Indianapolis Woman's club tomorrow in the Propylaeum: Mrs. Alexander will discuss “Early Rice Plantations” and Mrs. Gould's topic will be “Our Five Fresh Water Lakes.” »

2 » 2 » 8 Lt. Fred -R. Stubbins Jr., U. 8. N. R, and Mrs. Stubbins are

here from San Diego, Cal. visiting- his mother, Mrs. Fred R. Stub-

bins. They will be here for two weeks. Lt. Stubbins is stabioned at the naval air station in San Diego. Mrs. Stubbins Jr. was Miss Betty Schoenfeld of Indianapolis before her marriage.

—New-Officers to Bg Installed May 19 :

~ Mrs. Arthur Brann will preside at

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Betty Beaver EVENTS

in Poppy Poster Contest Lena Edwards Sets. June 2 {For Wedding .

Monica Joyce Is Bride . Of Richard Roberts

The setting of a wedding date and announcements of two recent weddings appear in the bridal news.

2 as the date for her wedding to Dr. Howard J. Henry. The rite will

and Df. Daas Browning will officiate. | Miss” Josephine Edwards will be {her sister's maid of honor, {bridesmaids will be Miss Freda! {Jean Bowman, New. York, and Mis§ | Rosalie Kimler. Pfc. R. J. Nichols {will serve as best man,

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Winners have been announced in the poppy poster contest sponsored recently by the Garfield ‘unit 88, American Legion auxiliary. First prize in class 2 was awarded to Miss Marilyn MeCarty (center). Miss Martha Christ (left), was given second prize in class 2, and Miss Edna Holderith (right), received first prize in class 3. : : 5-0 Others receiving mention were Miss Dorothy Collins, third place, | A ceremony read-last Thursday! class -2; Miss Jane Forestal, honorable mention, class 2, and ‘ Miss | morning in the post chapel at the Thelma Lutz, honorable mention, class 3. Classes 2 and 3 are to be

. : , |Pyote army base, Tex., united Miss entered in the 11th district American Legion auxiliary poster contest. [Monica Joyce and S. Sgt. Richard

R. Roberts. Or gan wations— Parents of the couple are Mr. and Lutheran Welfare. SP

Mrs. John 8. Joyce, 3151. N. Capitol ave;-and Mr, and Mrs. Russell R. To Have Luncheon Tomorrow; Nu Phi Mu Arranges Party

Miss Lena Edwards has set June!

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The High School club of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic parish is evening group's officers in charge are (left to right) Bob Smith, president; Jin Lutz, sergeant at arms; Miss Bernarda Matthews, secretary; Bob:

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Stahl, treasurer, and Miss Roselyn Haunss, vice president.

|P-T. A. News—

WEDNESDAY School 8—2 p. m. May day program; installation. 16—3:30 p. m. Mrs. Ralph: Wright, speaker; music by - junior high chorus; election; social hour. 21—2:30 p. m. “Play Together to Form Happy Memories,” by Miss| Katharine Leonard; “Songs of Home,” by giris’ chorus; tea] served by faculty. 27- 2:15 p. m. “Summer Activities,”

Roberts, 6645 Broadway. The Rev. Fr. James Koons officiated and the attendants were Miss The organization news includes the announcement of ifficers and a luncheon Members-of the Lutheran Orphans Welfare association will have a

Patricia Joyce, her sister's maid of honor, and S. Sgt. James. Kastluncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home, 3310 E. Washington st. the meeting.

ner, Kalamazoo, Mich. best -man. | Following their weddiNg“ tH io: Th e “luncheon committee: includes Mesdames—A ~iKoepper,

Carlsbad, N.. M., Sgt. and Mrs.| Roberts will be at home, after May | Sue Howe Will ‘Address residents.

15, in Monahans, Tex. The brideIt will be in the home, 3516 Cen-

groom attended the University ‘of IHinois. Easy Fie x a oN Alvin a I bys pd pre ep has been made of | meyer, Waiter. Elbert and Otto Law- | ‘N° marriage of Miss DeLois Swo- | renz. boda and Rodney J. Platte, pharmacist’s mate 1-¢, U. 8. N. R,, by her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Swoboda, 1606 Woodlawn ave. The wedding was Feb. 25 in the Miss Sue Howe will discuss “In! tral ave. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt the Days of General U. S. Grant” | Will be the speaker, and a musical Monday before members of the program will be given by~Edward | Governor Oliver’ Perry Morton | Berman and Miss Nina Gallin. Committee chairmen for the’enof the Union 1861-65. fertainment are Mrs. Leon . Hecht The meeting will be at 2 p. m. in and Mrs. Sam Alpert, co-chairmen; the home of Mrs. W. 1. Hoag, 2627 Mrs. Harry Freeman, hospitality, W. Washington st. Chapter officers and Mrs. Harold I. publicity. will give reports, and delegates to| | macist’s mate 2-c, U.S. N. R., Phil-

| .The affiliated membership of the Joseph and Anna Borinstéin Home | for the Aged will" have a program | at 3 p. m. Sunday for members and

Luebkman Gardner,

of Hayward. Russel | pharmacist's - mafe 1-c, U. 8S. N# Glendale, Cal, was the

Platt, best ‘man. - Herbert Miller, phar-

I S Br ide CLUBS

Miss Betty Beaver and Pfc. Ben- Cities Jamin L. Roberts were married at | 10:30 o'clock this morning in the| home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Beaver, 2802 E. 62d st. The Rev. William F. Rugg, pastor of the Garfield Park Christian church, officiated. Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Benjamin Roberts, Millersville rd. The bride wore a .blue gabardine suit and pink accessories and had a white orchid corsage. After a breakfast in the Marott hotel, the couple left for a trip to Chicago. They will be at home in Ft. Myers, Fla. Mr. Roberts is stationed at Buckingham army air field at Ft. Myers. ! He attended Purdue university and is a member of ‘the Triangle fraternity.

Salon Exhibits Oils

An exhibit of 28 oils by Mrs. Mutette O. Stoddard, Nashville, is on display - in the Hoosier Salon Art| galleries. It will close May 14. A tea -was' held yesterday. in the gallery for Mrs. Stoddard: =]

Club Sets Luncheon

Mrs. Carl R.,Sheets, 4040 Forest Manor ave., will be the hostess Monday at a luncheon for the Welfare club. She will be assisted by Mesdames Carl Speiss, E. E. Martin,

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uel Stowe, Ashland, Ky., guest. Terrace Avenue

school. MISCELLANEOUS

auxiliary. 2 p. m. Tues. post home, 124, S. Downey. pies and Poppy’ Day,’ « Woods. Sarah A. Swain W.C. T. U Tues. Mrs, Washington, hostess. by the Rev.

Bible stu W. E. Watkins,

ing Lt. Donald L. Clapp. “SORORITIES Indianapolis alumnae, Delta: 7:30 p. m. Pri. Helmer, 5015 N. Election. Indianapolis Council, p. m, Mon. tional bank.

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| Mrs. E. C. Rumpler was elected Fhiu sorority. Miss Joan Thomas,

Remy, 44 E. 54th, hostess. “Look- | speaker. (Babson), |

(Irvington unit, Americar Legion Sets [Luncheon In the

“Pop- | { ti * Mrs, Merrill |

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Xi Mrs. O. M./R. Paden, hostess.

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| Assisting hostesses will be Mes- leen List, {May Bell. 6:30 p. m. today. Canary dames M. D. Didway, A. D. Bowen, Kommer, vice president; cottage. Mrs. Bernard Blinn, Mrs.| William Clifford, Robert “Waterbury> Bollman and Miss Vera Fredenburg, | Dow Jones, chairmen. Mrs. Sam- | starr, Vernon L. Weaver, Harold J. | Kindergarten Hayes and C. D. Fansler, Mothers. 1:30 p. m. Tues. Group Carolyn E. Gowen and Miss Carrie | to mieet in the kindergarten be- | |M. Hoag. fore visiting the James E. Roberts |

{served at a public card party SafurMrs. Alvin F. Marschke left today ‘day night in Saenger-Chor hall, 521 for Phoenix, Ariz, where she will E. 13th st. The committpe in charge join her husband, Flight Officer includes Olive Hatton, Arthur Craven afid]Marschke. He is stationed there at| chairman; Mrs. Herman Pieper and | Mrs. August Bauchle. f

Grace Lutheran church, Hayward, Cai. The Rev. Walter Luebkeman officiated. Mr. Platte is the son the national congress held recently] A Party will be held at 7:30 p. m. adelphia, served as usher. The bride in New York also will report. Saturday by the Alpha chapter; Nu was a member of the navy nurse corps.

of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Platte, New .London, Wis. national president general at. .the 324 N. Trvington ave, will .be the ‘ - convention. She will introduce the hostess. New pledges will be the A P .

Miss Evelyn Swoboda, sister of | Miss Augusta ‘Stevenson [0NOT guests.

the bride, was maid of honor, and {will preside. The new officers are Miss KathRichard Lahey and . Frederic

president; Miss Jean Miss Jerry «Taubes judged the 38th annual Indiana Artists’ show which will have The Ladies auxiliary to'the United | its préview Saturday in the John! | Commercial Travelers and the, Herron - “Art museum. The event council members will have a covered | will be at 8 p. m. for the artists | {dish supper at 6 p. m. tomorrow in! and their friends. . i |the clubrooms, Saenger-Chor build-; Mr. Lahey is director of the Cor-| I - - jcoran School’ of ‘Art in" Washing- | The Lincolnian chapter, Interna-| MIS. Evan Welks is the entertain-| ton and professor of fine arts at! onal Travel-Study club, will meet Ment chairman. She is being as- Goucher college, Baltimore, Md. Mr. | for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon tomorrow sisted by Mesdames Walter A. Jones, Taubes is author of several texts in the home of Mrs. H. E. Rhein, George D. Hunter, Charles Jester, on painting methods. 4120 Broadway. Mrs. John Thorn- YJ: T. Johns, John Doncaster and burgh will speak. Carl Broich. New officers of the club are Mrs. | Mrs. Klare - will Ai5eUEE association will have its opening Rhein, president; Mrs. Ralph Har- «The Origin of the Poppy” next 2nd tea on Sunday. It will be from rison’ and Mrs. Charles Gross, first wednesday when the Hayward. 2 UDtl 5 p. m. in the: galleries in land second vice presidents; Mrs. T. Barcus unit 55, American Legion Nashville.

[J. Cornwell, treasurer. | auxiliary,” meets. Mrs: Cleo M&Lean — - Wed Recently

| Elizabeth Woldt, Pearl Walsh, J. C.| {recording and corresponding secre- | taries, and Miss Norman Kroetz, |

Miss | treasurer.

I. T.-S. C. Chapter

» td ” The Brown County Art Gallery

Ralph

Mrs. J. B. Hendricks and Mrs. A will preside.

recording and COITe-| The session will be at 8 p. m. in| sponding secretaries, and Mrs. Vic- the War. Memorial building, Mrs. | Claude McLean will be in charge |" of a memorial service. Gold star mothers will be honored at the meeting. They are Mesdames Jesslyn Ball, Russell Lovelace and John Elgi.

Kappa Phi Delta

Arranges Party Members of the Kappa Phi Delta in =. | sorority will entertain their mothérs Sunday at a garden party. The -3 TI exent will be at 1:15 p. m. at Ci-

The 60th anniversary of.the Ifidianapolis Saenger-Chor will be ob-

Mrs. Ernest Schaefer,

H B. Alien, K Howard, Lue G. Hudson, John H. | f Kennedy, William Maschmeyer, H Emma. Maschmeyef, B. .F. Miller, W. A. Rowley, H. A. Spurgeon and | | William Vollmer. i On the arrangements committee 1 are Mesdames Elizabeth’ D. Cook. : : | Jack White, J. A. Erpelding, Oscar I1 Lentz. and Raymond P. Ells and Miss Martha Vollmie r.

\ \ Sorority WwW ill Meet

The Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigi ma sorority, will meet at 8 p, m. to- | 1 day with Mrs. Dale Parrish, 123 N iH Bradley st

3 by, Bretzman photo. A ceremony Saturday: afternoon uhited Miss Ruth Carolyn Zimmerman and Lt, Orville Miller Jr, A. A. F. The vows were read | in the Fairview Presbyterian | church. Mrs. Miller is the daugh- | | ter of Mrs. Alta Zimmerman, Warsaw, and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Miller.

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“discussion topic; electibn; tea. | [31— -3' p. m. Music week program | by rhythm band; instrumental | class demonstration by Tonettes and orchestra. 136-2 p. m. May festival by pupils; "installation. : | 37—3:15 p. m. -W, ‘A. Hacker, speaker; music by school orches- | tra; annual reports by chairmen; “Summer ' Roundup,” gn topic; annual spring school ex-| hibit: Pras 30 p. m. “Child Health and | Protection,” program theme; dem-| onstration by traffic boys: music by pupils; film on dairy products; exhibit of 8A hindwork. {43—1:30 p. m. “Visual Education,” by W. H. Gossett; election; silver lea.

by junior high choir; tea. | 47- -3:15 p. m. Music week ‘program by junior high glee club, intermediate choir, school orches-, tra and mothers’ chorus; election. 52—3:30 p. m. Installation; program hy pupils; tea and social hour, 54—1:30 p. m. “Recreation.” by Mark Cowen; music by mothers’ chorus;. tea. 55—3 p. m. “China,” by Mrs. Mildred Rumbold; play by pupils. 37—2 p: m. “Through the Years: With Fifty-seven,” by Mrs.-Jean Brown Waggoner: “Public Safety,” by Lt. Albert C. Magenheimer; music by junior high choir; tea «for 8A mothers. 58—2 p. m. Installation; music by pupils. 62—1:45 p. m. All-school program; tableaux by 8A pupils; installation. 67—2 p. m. Election: tribute to safety patrol; music by school orchestra; social hour with Camp Fire “Girls in charge. “Education Through

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76--1:30 p. m. May by pupils. 82--1:30 p. m. “Post-War ning in Religion,” by the Rev. Allen Cook; industrial art exhibit by Edward Sims; installation; style show by junior high girls; music by schqol orchestra. Installation; music and program by 8A p! upils; tea for 8A mothers. * 91—1:45 p. m. of Mrs.

day program

Plan-

“Life and Letters, Peter Willoughby,” re-|

viewed by Mrs Walter W, Houp= | white.

installation. NEXT THURSDAY Potter Fresh Air Schook—1:45 p.m. Spring festival and May “day program;

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May 11 School 3—6:30 p. m. Open house. 7:30 p. m.- American folk song program by pupils.

Sigma Iota Alpha ‘Schedules Banquet

Members of the Sigma Iota ALE sorority will have their annual

mother and

{ daughter banquet _

the bridesmaid was. Miss Marian | |44—2:15 p: m. Installation: ast Sunday at the

| Homestead. ' Miss § | Gerrie Lord 'is in charge of arrangements. Members of the committee in 3 charge are Ns David Eads, Rose ade army nurse corps;

Misses M a r garet Miss Lord

Patterson, Jerry Barnett, Pat Mul-| holland, Margie Blatz, Yvonne Ra- |

baba, Pafricia Byfield and Mary Margaret McNellis.

‘St. Hilda's Guild Will Have Tea

Members of .St. Hilda's guild of! Christ Episcopal church will have al tea from 2:30 to 6 p.m. Monday | honoring the auxiliary and sewing

guild of the church.. The tea will be in the home of Mrs. Théodore B. Griffith, 940° W. 42d st. She will be assisted by Mrs. W. E. Stuckmeyer, Mrs. Leontine

installation. : ‘A reception will be held in the

(church, after which the couple will

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ig THURSDAY, MAY 3,1945

Vows to Unite

Donald Bryan,

M; SS Ameter’

‘Service to Be Read

+ By Rev. Ira Stock’

The Rev. Ira ‘B. Stock will read

officer 2-¢, naval air corps. The service will be in the Seventh Presbyterian church. Miss Ameter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Ameter, 1166 Reid pl, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bryan, 510 Carlyle pl. Entering on the arm of her father, the bride will wear a white satin gown. .The dress has a net yoke, fitted bodice and full skirt forming a train. Her net fingertip veil cascades from a Juliet cap. She will carry a white prayer book and a white.’ orchid. Matron of Honor

Mrs. John Stirling, the matron of honor, will be in chartreuse net, with a sweetheart neckline, short sleeves and a full skirt. carry white spring flowers. : The bridesmaids have chosen orchid net fashioned like the ma{tron of honor’s. They are Mrs. Jack

| Jones, the bride's sister, and Mrs.

Homer Bassett. Their flowers will be pink and All of the attendants will

lave Juliet “caps and short' veils

{matching their -frocks.

Mr. Bryan will be his son's best man and the ushers will’ be Mr Jones. and Mr. Bassett.

leave for a short ‘trip. { Mr. Bryan attended Indiana -uni{versity where he was a member of | Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

'Churchwomen "To Entertain

A dinner honoring the men of Downey Avenue Christian {charch will be given at 6:30 p. m, today by the Business. and Professional Women's guild and the | Women's Missionary society of the | church, The supper will be in the church {dining room: DF.C. M. Yocum will discuss’ “The Where With: Al.” “The Islands of the Pacific” will be | the topic -of a talk by Mrs, E. K Higdon. Mrs. C. T. Harness will lead the devotions, and a musical program 1 will be given by George Oliver Tay|lor and Mesdames F. W. Weigmann, | Albert. Gray - and Edgar Lloyd {Smith. Mrs. C. A. Weesner is the | program chairman. » Co-hostesses for the meeting will be Miss LaVon C. Fullgraff and Mrs; John 8. Gibson.

Mrs. Joiner Hostess

Mrs. Grace Joiner, 757'N. Graham ave, will be hostess tomorrow for members of the Circus Day Parade

the vows at 8:30 o'clock’ tonight uniting Miss Patricia Ann Ameter - § and’ Donald Howard Bryah, petty - i

She will

chapter of the Riley Hospital Cheer - °

guild. There will be a covered dish

Recreation,” by Virgil Stinebaugh; Webster and Miss Mary K. Mitchell. ' luncheon.

music by 5th and 6th grade choir; installation; Mrs, Walter Thonis to be honor guest. “A Busy Child Is a Happy Child,” program theme; musie-by school orchestra; play by Camp Fire Girls, demonstrations and displays by Boy and Cub Scouts, Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls; installation. 72—3:20 p. m. “Gardening,” by Lyle’ Nove; “4-H Clubs,” by. Miss Louise Braxton; music by school orchestra. Installation; musical program by school orchestra.

‘Named Secretary

Mrs. Anna M. Bobinger recently | was appointed secretary for the

Mrs. Bobinger was chairman of

{was acting execlitive of the Columbus Travelers Aid society. Mrs. Chester "A. Stayton, chair~

said that_ the] | appointment of Mrs. Bobinger is a | part of the plan for enlarging the! service for all organizations using | | volunteer workers.

Will be: Received

Times Special WASHINGTON, May 3.—Eric A. Johnston, chairman of the American Cancer society's control campaign, has announced that postmen will be permitted to receive envelopes containing contributions to the campaign. The order was fissued by Post master Frank C. Walker. Envelopes may be simply addressed “Cancer.” All such contributions will be eredited to the counties from which they come, Mr. Johnston said.

Homemakers’ Session

Project leaders of county homemaker clubs are meeting. today and tomorrow in the Purdue extension for a training: session. . “Quick Meals for Busy Days” is the topic of the meeting. Plans for the session were made by the Homemakers association and Miss Janice Berlin,

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Attends Conference Mrs. LaFell Dickinson, Keene, N. H., president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, is attending the United Nations conference in Saf Francisch as a consultant. New York, is there with her.

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