Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1945 — Page 14

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. Wellesley Club Officers Are Announced; -

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‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1045 Rabbi Goldblatt Will Conduct | 1

Installation

‘Day Nursery Auxifiary Holds Election ; | ; : eer : ms Speaker Will Discuss Temple Sisterhood 1 OVERC PRE ie HR i I on THe Ai ‘English Curriculum’ To End Season fre wil : 0 e Wellesley club. 1er officers are . : Of $ Be : wh ad Dr. Dora V. Sthith of the Uni- A will be held in ; Mrs. John Clark, vice president; Mrs. William Burnes, r. Dora mith of the Un A ay day wir i op Sit 0 po

secretary, and Mrs. John Roberts Jr., treasurer. The chairman of the ways and means committee is Mrs. Benjamin Turner and Mrs. Katl Koons is chairman of the scholarship committee. : Other chairmen are Miss Marybelle ‘Witt - Neal, . acquaintance= ship; Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, Christmas luncheon; Mrs. James Forsythe, magazine; Mrs. Ben Fisher, Wellesley silver, and Mrs, George Dailey, publicity. ~~ $ = T =» a 82 #

New officers were elected yesterday by the Junior auxillary to

the Indianapolis Day nursery. The meeting was held in the nursery _ .

home. The officers are Mrs. James D. Peirce Jr, president; Mrs. Ward Fenstermaker, vice president; Mrs. Robert E., Wacker and Mrs. LeRoy Gordner, recording and corresponding secretaries, and

Mrs. Albert L. Kleckner, treasurer. " " o Ld

- 8 . Mrs. John R. Brayton was elected president of St. Margaret's hospital guild yesterday. Mrs. Robert M. Stith and Mrs. Louis R. Thomas were re-elected first and second vice presidents. Other new officers are Mrs. Merritt Fields and Mrs. M. Crosby Bartlett, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Burt A: Gwynn and Mrs. Lawrence R. Henderson, treasurer and assistant. 2-8 WN . % 3 , a8 The wheel and distaff committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., will have a picnic Friday in the home of Mrs. George Caleb Wright. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Howard Allisbaugh, Melvin FP, Cranfill, Ralph C. Gery and Kirkwood Yockey.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gillespie to Entertain A BRIDAL DINNER WILL BE GIVEN Friday in the Marott hotel by Mr. and Mrs. Bryant W. Gillespie Jr, for their daughter Jane, WAC, and Lt. William A. Smith Jr, A. A. F. The engaged couple will be married at 7:30 o'ciock Saturday night in the Broadway Methodist “church. 3 The dinner guests will be Mrs. William A. Smith,’ Vista, Cal, mother of the prospective bridegroom; Lt. Sally Hopkins, WAC, and Lt. H. C. VonLowenfeldt, New York; Willlam R. MacKenzie, Pasadena, Cal; Mrs. John Gibson. Chicago; Capt. Robert M. Allan and Mrs. Marta Marquisét, Washington; Capt. Thorndyke Williams, Philadelphia; Austin Gillespie, apprentice seaman, U. 8. N. Rj; Mrs. J. P. Meister, Mrs, C. 'T. Austin ‘and Miss Leslie Canning.

Mrs. Meister will be Miss Gillespie's matron of honor and the

bridesmaids will be Miss Canning and Lt. Hopkins. Mesdames

J. Dwight Peterson, Robert Loomis and Fred E. Gifford will be the,

hostesses at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower Friday in the Propylaeum for Miss Gillespie,

Marian Blackley Will Be Honor Guest MISS MARIAN RUTH BLACKLEY will be the honor guest tomorrow night at a crystal shower to be given by Mrs. John Thurston and Miss Louise Ellen Trimble. The party will be in Misa

Trimble's home. Among the guests will be Mrs, William J. Blackley,

mother of the bride-to-be; Mesdames W. H. Trimble, ©. L. Scales, William Blackley Jr, L. N. Summers, Jack Woerner, Magdalene Davis, Paul Fletcher, Thomas Beasley and Forrest Dukes, Miss Margaret Wells and Miss Emma Gene Tucker. Miss Tucker will give a luncheon Friday in the Propylaeum for

Miss Blackley. Those attending will be Mesdames Wiliam J. Blackley,

Herbert Smeltzer, Thomas Beasley, Burley Smith, Fred McLaughlin, Davis, Dukes, Fletcher, Woerner, Summers, Frederick C. Tucker and John Thurston, Miss Wells and Miss Trimble. Another luncheon will be given Monday by Mrs. Earl Kiger. It will be In the Indianapolis Athletic club and her guests will be Mrs. William J. Blackley, Miss Naomi Blackley of New York and Misses Carolyn and Barbara Kiger, a A - » » » ” o Mr. and Mrs. Owen E. Morrell will entertain with an informal dinner party tonight in the Propylaeum honoring Dr. and Mrs. Way= man Adams, New York. The guests will be Dr. and Mrs. Leonidas Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McDermott, Mr. and’ Mrs. Wilbur Peat,

Misses Jean Griswold, Irene Sims and Betty Evard (left to right) are in charge of the Pi Beta Phi sarority pledge dance to be held Saturday night in the chapter house, 831 W., Hampton dr,

The Bridal Scene— Emily Neffle to Become Bride In June 17 Ceremony; Ardith Kitterman Is Engaged

ment and a recent marriage highlight the bridal news. Miss Emily Neffle has set June 17 as the date of her wedding to | Milton Scobee. The ceremony will be in the North Methodist church, | Dr. S. Grundy Fisher, pastor of the University Park Christian church, will ‘officiate. He will be assisted by Dr, Dallas Browning. { Miss Jean Neffle, sister of the! bride-to-be, will be the maid of] honor and the bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Parks. Robert .Scobee will serve as his brother's best man. The ‘ushers will be Harold Gibbs and Robert Neffle, brotlier of the EF Ch : Id bride-to-be. or aren Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Neffle, . 3705 Shadeland rt, are the bridePupils in city schools will be the |to-pe’s parents and the prospective guests at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at & bridegroom is the son of Mr. and program arranged by the Indianap- Mrs. A. M. Scobee, Greencastle. olis Photoplay Indorsers in connec- #8. tion with the 7th war loan drive. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kitterman, The program will be presented inj1111 N. Dearborn st, announce the the War Memorial building. % |engagement and approaching marFive films will be shown: “Stor¥i;izge of their daughter, Ardith Ann,

Film Indorsers Plan Program

One,” “This Could Be America,” Mr.-and Mrs, Carl 8. Todd, Craw“Time for a Sale” and “My Japan." |¢qorqsville. The program will nade esenta~l Dr. W. R. Montgomery, Dayton, tion of ‘colors by Boy Scouts, 8 flag |g, will read the rite May 24 in the salute, prayer led by the Rev. HOW- | grookside United Brethren church. ard J. Baumgartel, and patriotic| aris Mary Piper will serve as maid songs led by Dr. Harry Nagle. of honor and the bridesmaids will . General Chairman be Miss Julia George, Nappanee, Mrs. M. Earl Robbins is generall,ng Miss Doreen Smith, Wabash. chairman with Mrs. Lee Waddell The bride-to-be attended Indiana as co-chairman. Mrs. Walter L.|central college. The Rev. Mr. Todd

man, is being assisted by Mesdames |i; attending the Bonebrake semiKenneth Rosenberger, Bert Mc- ary Dayton

Dr. Walter Bruetsch and Mrs. Annie Dawson.

Alumnae Group 1. T.-S. C. Meeting

Cammon and Walter L. Caley and | sr 2

the Rev. Fr. Richard Kavanagh

The wedding of Miss

| versity of Minnesota will address members of -the Englich Teachers’ club Monday at a tea in Block's auditorium. The event will be dt 3:45 p. m.

1 Modern English Curriculum.” A business meeting and election of officers” will precede the tea. J. Dan Hull speaker,

held at 6:30 p. m. that day in the Woman's Dorothy toastmaster.

of -a- Transport” “D-Day Minusii, the Rev. Robert M. Todd, son of |

Thoms, educational division chair- | ag graduated from the college and |

Martha |

The speaker will discuss “The

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Dinner to Follow. A dinner for Dr. Smith will be

Miss the

partment club, cCullough will be

Miss Margaret Kellenbach is general chairman of ‘the program and social committee. Assisting her

Mrs. Bertram Teepell (extreme’ right) is chairman of the 11th district American. Legion auxiliary service sales committe which has as its program the selling of handicraft articles made by disabled veterans of world wars I and II. The project is a part of the auxiliary's rehabilitation work. " Shown with Mrs. Teepell as they inspect some of the handicraft products are (left to right) Mrs, Martin Collins, 11th district president; Mrs. Willard Thomas, service sales chairman of Wayne auxiliary 64, and Mrs. James S. McBride, a service sales committee member, The district committee for the past week has had a display of the veteran-made articles in a window at Ayres’, where they were offered far sale to the public. The group hopes to reach a goal of $2000 in .sales by-June 30. All the proceeds go to the veterans whose work is sold.

are Mesdames Rachel Schumacher, Bess Wright, Gail Haen, Stella Middleton, Esther Marguerite Ferger.

- Club Officers

Also, Misses Ruth L. Armstrong, Margaret Montgomery, Jennie Strain, Helen Thornton, Curran; - Menka Guleff, Marie Smith, Ruth Carter, Melba Schumacher, Ellen O’Drain, Marthana McWhir, Louise Wheeler, {

Zitzlaff.’ Officers of the group are Miss] Florence Guild, president; Mrs. | Middleton, vice president; Miss Helen O'Gara and Mrs, Josephine! | Caldwell, recording and correspond- | ing secretaries, and Miss Helen Hodde, treasurer.

EVENTS

CLUBS Aftermath. Thurs. Mrs: Herbert F. Cortright, 6255 N. Sherman dr., | hostess. “Personalities and Forces | in India,” Mrs. Herbert T. Wagner: “Modern India,” Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Ladies Federal. Thurs. Mrs. John

*a"W LF. C. Heads Hold Meeting won At Claypool

. : Mar-| i f Clubs’ progr for the) The setting of a wedding date and announcements of an engage- . : eration o ubs’ program T e) . : gag | guerite Orndorff, Lucia Ketcham, | coming year, according -to Mrs. W.

| Kathleen G. Klaiber and Ruth yg pykins, Covingtyn. :

Sorority Officers To Be Installed

Miss Betty Jane Fouts, 5644 Winthrop ave., will be the hostess tonight fqr a meeting of the Alpha chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority. Final Emphasis will be placed on youth |plans will be discussed for a dinner conservation in the Indiana Fed- Sunday in the Mandarin inn honoring the members’ mothers. Officers who will be installed at Mrs. Lykins, federation president, the meeting are Mrs. Dow Quin-

made the announcement last night lan’ president; Miss Jeanne Taylor, as the I. F. C. executive committee | vice president; Mrs. R.- H. Calve-

Tuesday by the Temple Sisterhood. It will be the group's last meeting of the sefson. i ; Bul will be served at 17:30 a.m. e devotions will be led by Mrs. Charles Efroymson, and Mrs.

Franklin D. Roosevelt. oF Officers Listed ~~

New, officers will be installed by Rabbi Maurice M.-Goldblatt. They are Mrs, Sultan Cohen, president; Mrs. Morris Jacobs and Mrs. Bern ard Kabacher, first and second vice presidents; Miss ‘Essie Solomon, fi= nancial secretary. X “Mrs. 1. BE. Solomon and Mrs. Mort Asher, treasurer and assistant; Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein and Mrs. Mare Frank, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Louis R. Mare kun, parliamentarian, =

Committee Members

Mrs. L. L. Lapinska and Mrs. Moses Aaron are co-chairmen of the decorations committee, Mrs, R. W. Greenburg is in clarge of transportation, and the reservations chairman is Mrs. Louis Trinz. The hostesses will be Mesdames Charles - Efroymson, Victor Gold~ berg, Lou Leventhal, Herman Strashun, Sultan Cohen, Mare Frank, Jack Cohen and George Frank. Also, Mesdames 8. ©. Bodner, Hugo Strauss, Lichtenstein, I. RB,

met -in the Claypool hotel. \ The (lage, .secretary: Miss Frances Mae|S8olomon, Nat Smith, Markun, Hare

meeting continued through today. Tomorrow the committee willipledge captain, and Miss Mildred

meet with new district presidents|Clark, historian. and state, department, division and spécial committee chairmen. Dr. W. N. Brigance of the Wabash college speech department will talk after a luncheon, His topic will be “The Backwash of War.” Others who will appear on the program, opening at 10 a. m. are Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, women's division chairman of the Indiana war finance committee; Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, Mrs. George C. Baum of Akron, Mrs. Cogley

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Larner, 4166 Guilford, hostess. Mrs. William Ricketts and Mrs. G. C. Lester, entertainment. (Newcomers. 1 p.m. Fri. YY. W. C. A. Program by Bonnie Blue Brown dance studio. Mrs. G. W. Ramige, hostess. Thursday Lyceum. Thurs, Mrs. {rving P. Blue, 4255 Boulevard pl, hostess. “Nature Study,” Mrs. Harry Plummer. MISCELLANEOUS Aviation unit 171, American Legion auxiliary. 1 p. m. Tues. In ihe War Memorial bldg. Auxiliary to Central District Chiropractors’ association. 12:30 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. A. W. Martin, 1815

Cole, Vevay; Mrs. Arnold Ulbrich, {East Chicago, and Miss May Hobbs,

| Tipton.

Book Review To Be Given

The Mary Martha society, Prentice Presbyterian church, will sponsor a book review at 1:30 p. m. to{morrow in the church. Mrs. Sylvia | Partlowe will review “Green Dolphin Street” (Goudge), : Also on the program will be a fashion show. Music will be provided by Dr.‘Charles Arnold.

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Patterson, treasurer; Mrs. John May,|ry Sussman, Alvin Cohen, Kabache | er, Arthur’ Fairbanks and Jack | | Kammins.

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Mrs. Clyde F. McLean is general chairman. Assisting her are Mesdames Chester W. Wharton, H. C. Thomas, George Gatwood, D. R. Blackwell, Charles E. Irwin, J. W. Klaus, J. A. Leighty, J. Stanley Fag-

. Mrs. J. P. Cochrane, patriotic di-| ; Will Be Guests The Valencian . chapter, Interna-| .. .° i oirman, “will be assisted | Hinkle and Lt. Wiliam B. Bow-| N. Alabama, hostess. / tional Travel-Study club, will meet b Mesdam Thomas - Nugent | man, Camp Atterbury, was Satur. Grace, Methodist church W. 8. C. 8& Mrs. Edmond Horst, 435 E. 40th|at 7:30 SGHOTTOF Wilh MIsAo oa coaames NOMS ect ld ht in the Mad hapel Thur . , . u : p. m. tomorr + ay night in P onna chap 10 a. m. Thurs. In-the church. { : "| Thelma Prather, Claudia Erther and st. will be the hostess tomorrow tor Elmer Wilkins, 2429 N. Gale st. Bi : of the Third Christian church. The| Mrs, Dallas Browning. speaker, : | Harry Rice and Dr, Nagle. Mrs. Fred Wright and Mrs. Luther | On Committees ‘Rev. A, C. Brooks. officiated. :

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meeting of the Butler alumnae, & pha Chi Omega sorority. The Alberts will be eo-hostesses.

meeting will be at 7:30 p. m.

| ir ——————————— New officers to be installed are M78. Baker Hostess A 1 p. m. luncheon meeting will R. Duckwall and Claude Franklin. |p 0 on is the son of Mr. and MTs.

Mrs. Rex Allen, president; Mrs.

The committee Theodore Pence, church division,

| . 2 7 y " { includes Mesdames Virgil Sly, Fred Hinkle 3543 N. Emerson ave.

parents, Mr. and Mrs.

: William S. Woolley, secretary; Mrs. | be held tomorrow’ by the On-Ea-|Mrs. Alice P. Ellison is chairman of W. 8. Bowman, Mitthoefer rd’

John Egger, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Huffman Jr., Lyre editor.

|Ota club. Mrs. W. C. Baker, 4113|the screen room and picture com-| Millersville rd., will be the hostess. mittee, | Indiana State Teachérs college and Alpha chap., Omega Nu Tau. 7:30 Sigma sorority, will meet at 8 p. m.

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Sasisting Mrs | After the ceremony a reception was held in the home of the bride's Tau chap, Gamma Nu. 8 p. m. A. Albert| Lt. Alumnae chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon. D. Spahr. | 2:15 p. m. Sat: In the goverfor's

Mrs. Bowman 15 a graduate of

Mrs. Walter Gelsel will be the, gogman attended Purdue iat p. m. Wed.

I SORORITIES

Fri. At 2515'% E. 10th.

Mrs. - Alfred Brandt

mansion. Guest day meeting.

chairman.

guild bldg.

In the White Cross today with Mrs. Ward Hughes, 915

erstrom, George 8. Montgomery Wilbur C. Shannon and Thomas

| Meeting Tomght

The Alpha chapter, Beta Chi

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} Sussman, Guy O. Byrd, Donovan | A. Turk, A. B. Glick, A, J. Hueber and W. C. Bartholomew. } Mrs, David Ross, president of the {’ Photoplay Indorsers, announces that | the public may attend.

l j Program Is Set i By Norway Club || Norway's Independence day will j be celebrated at 7:30 p. m. tomor- | row by the Norway club meeting in the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. Bjorn Winger wil] be the speaker. || Mesdames Walter Twiname; { | Houston: T. Cory and Albert M. i Feist. will be the hostesses. The decorations chairmen are Mrs. !| Verna Grimm and Miss Oranda | | Bangsberg. | Gert Iverson will be the toastmaster. The program -committee includes Mrs. Harold Olin and Miss | Pearl Apland,

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Brownie Troop Notes I First Anniversary { More than 90 persons, including | parents and guests, attended the first anniversary and Mother's day celebration held recently by "Girl | Scout Brownie troop 183 One year pendants were presented | to Patricia Best, Barbara Craig, | Barbara Fellows, Linda Lee Fuller, Lou Ellen Gray, Marlene Hedrick, | | virginia Laux, Barbara Mullinix, Joy Rhodes, Loretta Turley and | Patty Vonstrohe

‘Good Turn Day’ | The Goodwill Industries, Inc. {hed the annual “good turn day” collection of salvaged items today Bags - were distributed in afivance by Boy and Girl Scouts and Camp Pire Girls and were collected by 75 volunteered trucks .

Ne amet car Et i ‘Picnic Is Held A picnic was held today in Holliday park by the Mothers’ club of Boy Scout troop 62. The new offi. (cers are Mrs: R. M: Johnson, presi|dent; Mrs. Carl McLear, vice preei- | dent; Mrs. Orlando Little, secretary, |and Mrs. John Davis, treasurer,

Tea Tomorrow “The Ellen Wright W. C. T. U. will have a spring tea, from 4 'p. m. tomorrow in the North Tacoma Folureh, © -

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