Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1945 — Page 18
“Junior League President Announces.
olist of 11°
New Board Members ;
MRS. JOHN HOLLETT JR., president of the Junior feague, has announced -new members of- the board of directors. They are Mrs. James D. Peirce Jr., placement; Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr., proyisionals; Mrs. War-
ren Ruddell, future policies; pital;
Mrs. Wallace Tomy, hos-
Mrs. William W. Garstang, Next-to-New shop,
. and Mrs. William J. Hamerstadt, Braille. Others are Mrs. Myers Whitaker, magazine and news sheet; Mrs. George Bardwell, art; Mrs, James Rose, finance; Mrs. Addison
* A. Howe, education and publicity,
and Mrs, Benjamin Hits, sus-
taining members’ representative. Other officers of the group are
Mrs. Louls Huesmann, vice president;
Mrs. George Fotheringham
and Miss Anne Shaw Davis, recording and corresponding secre= taries, and Mrs. Herbert Call, treasurer,
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A candlelighting memorial service will be held at 4 p. m, Sun-
day by the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R,,
house, Tribute will be paid to gold
in the chapter star mothers and late members
of the chapter. A musical program will be given by Mrs, Mary Ann Kreiser, accompanied by Miss Betty Jean Miller, Mrs. Timothy Harrison, chaplain, will have charge of the service, and Mrs, Arch N. Bobbitt will preside. Others participating will be Mesdames Herbert R. Hill, Howard J. Baumgartel, Iliff Jones, Henry C. Ketcham, Frederick D. Stilz and Noble W, Hiatt,
Smith Club to Name Officers OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED by the Indiana Smith College ¢lub at a 1 p. m luncheon meeting” next Wednesday in the home
of Mrs. Frederick T. Holliday.
Mrs. Holliday's assistants will ‘ be
Mesdames James F. Carroll, Ralph Vonnegut, Jesse Fletcher, Roy Elder Adams and Theodore B. Griffith,
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Mrs. Frank B. Wade will entertain members of the New England club at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon Tuesday in the Mandarin inn.
< After the luncheon, members will go to Mrs. “Glimpses of Connecticut.”
business meeting and a program on Howard P. Travis will preside, = - 8
Wade's: home for a Mrs,
Members of the Review club will have a picnic Monday in Mrs, Eli Lilly's home on the Dandy Trail.
Field Day at Park School
THE ENTERTAINMENT. COMMITTEE for the 25th annual Park school open house and field day Saturday has announced thers will be pony rides for small children, between the hours of
1:30 and 3:30 p. m. Boys who will Tom Atkins, Bud Schaefer, Chuck Frenzel. ~ -
act as guides for the rides are DeVoe, Frank Meek and Nick
The main event of the day will be a baseball game between the school ‘and Culver Military academy at 3:30 p. m. The field . day is being sponsored ‘by the Mothers’ association of the school. The officers are Mrs. Leslie DeVoe, president; Mrs. Elise M. Atkins, vice president, apd Mrs. William E, Rogers, secretary-treasurer,
~~ Miss Caroline Dunn will discuss “Sleuthing in Fields Historical” tomorrow at the Indianapolis Wolian’s club meeting in the Propylaeum. Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. also will" speak. Her topic will be
“Irvington Childhood.” "Herron Museum News . . .
ROBERT OWEN PARKS will speak on “Directions in Indiana Art” at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the John Herron Art museum, He will illustrate his talk with paintings from the 38th annual ex--hibition of work by Indiana artists, Mr, and Mrs. Anton Scherrer are chairmen of the host and hostess committee for the day. Others on the committee are Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Weer, Raymond Mead and J. T. McDermott and Mrs, Fisk Landers, Mesdames Eugenia Asbury, Clara Christian and Marguerite West French are among the art teachers from city schools who will be hostesses Sunday ‘at the public schools exhibit in the museum. ‘Other hostesses will be Mesdames Clara Hill, Lillian Hooks, Elizabeth Little, Katherine Negley, Lois Scott, Ruth Wales, Edythe Walker and Verla Whitney, Misses Mary Albrecht, Edith Howhard, Cynthia Huffman, Clara Moore, Dorothy Segur, Thelma Thompson and
Louise Zimmerman,
Dinner Booked By Sorority
Officers will be installed today by Beta chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority at a dinner in the Sheffield inn, Mrs. Charles Lawrefice is the president. Other officers are Mrs. John Simpson, vice president; Mrs. George Porter and Mrs, George Prescott, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Jack Stegey, treasurer, _ Miss Marian Petrick, atiorney general; Mrs, Walter Ingram, ser-geant-at-arms; Mrs. Charles Spahr, organizer, and Mrs. Fred Yeaman, publicity, The group will have a meeting at 8 p. m. next Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Raymond Hudson, 365 Bur_gess ave. Mrs, David Pryor will be hostess.
Chapter to Entertain
Members of the Alpha chapter, Rho Delta sorority, will meet to-
‘night in the home of Miss Dorothy | |
Winter, 3445 N. Rural st. Miss Winter and Miss Norma Schumacher | will be the hostesses for a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Gene Lehr who was Miss Katherine Hoover before her recent marriage.
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Accountants to Hold Annual Dinner
‘The annual dinner of the American Bociety of Women Acecountants will be held at 7 p. m. Monday in the Hotel Lincolh. Mrs. Florence Webster Long will discuss | p “Behind the pnoto Reflex Lines.” New officers o! the group P) Miss Phoebe B. Comer, president; Miss Johanna Sullivan and Miss Olive. M. Scott, first and second vice presidents. Miss Anna PF, Murphy and Mrs. . Alta M, Skabo, - Miss Comer recording and corresponding sec-
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Annual Blossom Time Dance to Be Next T hursday
The annual Blossom Time dance of Our Lady of Lourdes parish will be held next Thursday night at the Indiana Roof ballroom. Among the commit tees appointed for the event by Miss Alice McMahon, general chairman, is the gardenia committee." Its members include the four girls pictured (left to right), Misses Peggy Connell, Luanne Kervan, Roselyn Haun ss and Dorothy Wechsler.
Arrange Two Recitals
The junior and student section
recitals Sunday afternoon in the | D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. James A. Matthews -ar-| ranged the junior group's program | which will be at 2:45 o'clock. The| second program will be at 4 o'clock. | | It ‘was arranged by Miss Betty | Cramer. New officers of the two groups will be introduced, and piano solos will be played by Miss Marcia Hamflton, DePauw university. : Junior Program +, Appearing on the, junior program will be Sandra Sisson, Dee Meeker, Marjorie Silver, Shirley © Zollars, Don and Beverly Laughlin, Diane Ralphy, Shirley and Caroline Ealy. Sandra Jordan, Anna Lee Edmonds, Gloria Martindale, Nancy Gideon, Donna Lind Andre, Joan Nichol, Mary Kathrine Wallace, Betty Warner, Doris Hitzman Patty Wright, Patricia Maes Wilhite, Margaret Williams, Caroline Jaffe, Patty Hayes and Sarah Miller.
Student Recital
Emma Lou Reynolds, Barbara Tegener, Nancy Pritchard, Ann Spalding, Lilllan Ruth Gaspoda-| reck, Mary Joan Cohen, Ruth Ellen | Fark, Mary Sue Weller and Mary | Margaret Sutton. The student section participants| will be Misses Marti Mills, Cather-| ine Bray, Barbara Ann Wallace,! Patty Lamb, Roberta Louise John- © son, Rebecca Lane, Betty Jean | Barker, Elizabeth Bran, Charlene Clore, Mary Louise Clodfelder, Carol Baum, Patty Hagedon, Eve- | lyn Fleming Hatt, Maxine Critch-| field and Hamilton.
B. P. W. Club Plans Banquet |
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W. A. S. Douglas, war corre-
retaries; = Miss Edythe Brannon, spondent for the Chicago Sun, will
treasurer, and Mesdames Christine Clapp, Genevieve Wiese and Olive Skiles, directors.
May Festival Held
The’. Theodore Potter Fresh Air School guild met today in the school. | After. the meeting, the annual May [festival was held. New officers of the guild are Mrs. Clifford Pascall, president; Mrs. Otto Sugostat, vice president; Mrs. C. N. Cornelius, secretary, and Mrs. Fred Basse, treasurer,
speak next Thursday at the annual banquet of the Indianapolis Business and Professiortal Women's club, The dinner will be at 6:30 p. m in the Hotel Lincoln. Mr. Douglas will discuss “What I Saw in| Europe.” He will be introduced by | Miss Ruth Lewman. Miss Sally Butler, first vice president of the National Federation of B. and P. W, clubs, will preside at the installation of officers. Miss Opal Skinner is in charge of reser-
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. : — Musicale Units |Dr. Nathan Silverstein Speaks
On Bretton Woods Agreement At -League Dinner Meeting
Support of the Bretton. Woods agreement was urged last night
5| by Dr. Nathan Silverstein when he spoke at a dinner meeting of the of the Matinee Musicale will gite| Indiana League of Women Voters in the Columbia club,
The dinner was held in connection with the league's biennial spring council meeting. The speaker is a member of the School of -Busi-
| ness faculty at Indiana university. Hospital Guild To Entertain At Guest Tea
The annual guest tea of St. Margaret’s Hospital guild will be held from 3 to 5 p. m. May 25 in the home of Mis. Claud A. Behringer, Williams Créek. In the receiving line will be Mesdames Behringer, Ken Mosiman, Robert M. Stith, Louis R. Thomas, John R. Brayton, M. Crosby Bartlett, Charles B. Sipe and Harold Feightner. Life and associate members will be honor guests, and music will be provided by Miss Victoria Montani, Mesdames Charles Myer, F. D. Norris and L. E. Gausepohl will pour. The general chairman is Mrs. Bartlett. Assisting her are Mes-
{dames Brayton, Robert C. Burnett,
Feightner, Merritt Fields, Edward | Gallagher, Howard T. Griffith and {L. D. Grisbaum. Also, Mesdames Charles M. Hammond, Dan C. Hess, William R. A. D. Lange, Leighton Ly(kins, Lyman R. Pearson, John Rau, {Paul T. Rochford, William PF. SandSans Sipe, Stith, L. D. Thomas, on G. Trone and Gayle B. Wolfe.
Club Will Present Spring Review .
The annual spring review sponsored by the Brookside Mothers’ Civic club will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday in the Brookside community house. Miss Rosalyn Ludwig- is the director. A rhythm band
{of 35 pre-school
age children will be directed by?!” Mrs. H. Fr Karch © while Mrs. NaomJ °
| Norris Martin will %
airect an accor- % dion band which ..s is to play. Miss Herbert Miss Doris Herbert will appear in the review. Mark Cowen, Paul V. Brown, Mrs. Norma Koster. and Misss Ruth] Smith. The event will be open to| the public.
Dance Booked
A spring dance will be held to-|ihg
morrow night in. the Little Flower| Mrs. R. OC. Becherer, corps chair-, P and man, announces ‘that a few more Chic Myers’ orchestra registrations will be received.
school auditorium, Bosart ave. will play. Mrs. { vations chairman,
14th st.
Earl Cox is reser-
A | Na vy. Club Meets
The Navy Mothers ‘club 576 met | beginning next Wednesday.
Special guests will be|
His topic was “The Price of Peace.”
“The agreement is a step in the direction of international co-opera-tion and the establishment of conditions for continuous peace,” Dr. Silverstein declared. : He pointed out that the two parts of the agreement, covering establishment of an international monetary fund and an international bank, were related, making each essential to the successful operation of the other.
Monetary Fund Aims
Dr. Silverstein devoted most of his talk to an explanation of the monetary fund aimed at promoting the revival and expansion of international trade by providing orderly and stable exchange rates. “In my opinion,” criticisms of the fund are illfounded. They arise out of inadequate understanding of the plan; inadequate appreciation of the limitations of the international gold standard; the ‘isolationist’ point of view which is opposed to inter national co-operation, and the naive assumpfion that the United States is to ‘foot the bill. “Better understanding of the proposed fund, as well as of the international financial position of the United States, . dissolves most of the criticisms,” he added. The council meeting was - continued today. This morning delegates from local leagues reported on activities ‘in the campaign to acquaint the public with provisions of the Dumbarton Oaks agreement.
Sullivan Speaks
The luncheon speaker, Joseph Sullivan of the correction division, state public welfare department, discussed “Parole in Indiana.” Reports were given by. Mrs, Austin V, Clifford of the state league office, by Mrs. John L. H. Fuller on the recent national council meeting in Washington, and by Mrs. Drysdale Brannon, Marion, on local leagué publicity. Other reports were given by Mrs. 8. N. Campbell on field work and by Mrs. Alfred W. Noling on the steering committee. Mrs. William _P. Snethen presented the budget for 1945-46. Mrs, John K. Goodwin presided.
(Gray Ladies Corps ‘Seeks Members
Women wishing to serve as Gray Ladies at the Veterans hospital will be interviewed tomorrow at Red Cross chapter house.
» = The Red Cross wuteition department will sponsor a canning class at the Citizens Gas & Coke utility The
today in the War Memorial build-| | class will meet at 9 a. m. Mrs. Ethel
ing. Mrs. Gordon Holland spoke on “Experiences in Northwest China.”
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Craig-Pouder Wedding Is Announced Whaley: Flack Rite
nouncenients of engagements appear in the bridal news. Miss Katherine Margaret Pouder of Indianapolis and Lt. John Park Craig were ‘married April 6 in
Michigan. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, William Cotter, Union City, and Lt Craig's father is Herman M. Craig, Ann Arbor, Mich, ~ Miss. Charleen Reeves, Union City, was the bride's only attendant, and Frederick Fuerstnau, Ann Arbor, served as best man, The bride was graduated from the St. Vincent’s hospital School of Nursing. Lt. Craig attended the University
»|0f Michigan and is a Sigma Chi
fraternity member. The couple is at home at 1 E. 36th st. y » » » The engagement of Miss Harriet Walker to Cpl. Lewis A. McGill is announced by the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. George W. Walker, Platteville, Wis, Mr, McGill is the son of Mrs, Sally Kay Morris McGill, 2518 E. 8t. Clair, st. He will report to Camp Luna, Las Vegas, N. M, after. visiting in Platteville, 8» n Mr. and Mrs. Toney E. Flack,! 5526 W. Morris st.,, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Anita Jean, and Capt, Cecil H. Whaley, A. A. F.,, son of Mr. and Mrs, Hobart Whaley, 802 8S. Pershing ave. The céremony will be June 24 in the Lynhurst Baptist church. The Rev, C. H. Scheick will officiate. ‘The bride-to-be attended Indiana
ler university. She is a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Capt. Whaley attended DePauw university and is a Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity member. He is stationed with the air transport command in Great Falls, Mont.
I. F. C. Board Closes 3-Day Meeting
The executive board of the Indiana Federation of Clubs this after-
noon closed a three-day session in the Claypool hotel. The meeting took the. place of the state convention, canceled Decate of travel restrictions. Attending today with the board were district presidents and state department, division and special committee chairmen. The luncheon speaker was Dr. W. N, Brigance of the Wabash college speech department. He falked on “The- Backwash of War.” Health Councils
Following a report by Miss. May Hobbs, Tipton, the board approved sponsorship. of a. project to establish health councils in Indiana counties, in co-operation with the state health board. The purpose of the councils, composed of representatives of lay organizations, will be to study health needs and welfare projects. The board also voted approval of establishing an .office of international education to be formed by the San Francisco conference. Junior Clubs Formation of 13 district organizations of junior clubs was recommended by Mrs. Arnold Ulbrich, East Chicago, third vice president of the I. FF. C. Mrs. Urbrich was appointed associate editor of the federdation’s publication, Indiana Clubwoman. Speakers this morning with Mrs. Ulbrich were Mrs. Cogley Cole, Vevay; Miss Hobbs, Mrs. George C. Baum, Akron, and Mrs. Frederick G. Balz. Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, women’s division chairman, Indiana war finance committee, spoke this afternoon on the seventh war loan drive. Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, was another speaker.
Tea Will Honor Mothers
Members 'of the Indianapolis alumnae of Delta Zeta sorority will honor their mothers Saturday at a tea from 3 to 5 p. m. in the home
‘lof Mrs, Robert D. Armstrong, 5779
N. Pennsylvania st. A scholarship-activity cup will be awarded to Miss Mary Alys Werk~ hoff of the Indiana university chapA book review will be given
Mesdames Edward Roesch, Rob: ert Heuslein and John Turpin and Miss Maxine Scherrer will assist the hostess.
Nursing Sorority, Elects Seven
Seven Indiana girls at the In. diana university School of Nursing recently were elected to member ship in the Alpha chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, honorary nursing society. They are Mary Franklin, Spencer; Marjorie Lennart, Ft, Wayne; Louise Reeve, Beech Grove; Mary Lou Leffler, Shelbyville; Eileen Morey, Martinsville; Dorothy Ture
|ley, Fowler, and Ruth Gottschall,
Boswell.
Coeds Honored
Timed Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 17.— Jacobsen,, Maryann
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university and is a student at But- |
‘ Betty Jo Fark
Miss Betty Jo Fark recently was elected president of the Association of Women Students at Butler university, -A junior journalism major in the College of Business Administration, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Fark, 939 Tecumseh pl. Other officers are Miss Leola Thomas, ‘Marion, vice president; Miss Virginia Coxen, secretary, and Miss Mary Grace French, treasurer. They will be installed at a tea May 28.
EVENTS
CLUBS
Carnelian. 11:30 a. m1. Mon, Ayres’ tearoom. Installation.
1p m May 24. Ayres’ committee room. Card party. Irvington Catholic Woman's Study. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Bats, 1103 W, Kessler blvd., hosts. Buffet - luncheon ‘honoring Mrs. Robert J. Smith, . Mrs. George Bricher, Irvington Fortnightly, Fri. Mrs, 0. 8. Flick, 133 Spencer, hostess. “History of American Cathedrals,” Mrs. Hiram Cunningham; “Significance and Description,” Mrs, O. H. Bakemeier. Lauter Mothers’. 8 p. m. Sat.
Public card party. Mrs. Arthur Hoyt, Mrs. John Hastilow, chatrmen, Victory. 7:30. p. m. today. Mrs. Charles Davis, 3014 Mars Hill rd., hostess. MISCELLANEOUS Ladies’ auxiliary to the Altenheim. “1:30 p. m. Fri, In the home. Card party. Mrs. Charles Holtman, Mrs. Theodore Schuller, hostesses. Tuxedo W. C. T. U, 4 p. m. Stun. Wheeler Mission. Mrs. W. E. Wrapp, Franklin, speaker. Mrs. Charles Sutton, devotions. Washington W. C. T. U. 1:30 p. m. Fri. Mrs. John Foster, 105 8. Neal, hostess. The Rev. Charles Patterson, speaker. Mrs. E. B. Reese, devotions,
SORORITIES
In the “ clubroom, 1309 W. Market. |
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P.-T.A. Council To Hold Final Meeting
State Congress Head Will Be Speaker
The Indianapolis P.-T, A. douncil will hold its final meeting of the season at 1:15 p. m. next
building. Mrs. Robert F. Shank, “Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers
eme, “In Vain We Build--Unless he Builder Also Grows." New officers will be installed by Mrs. Jack Craig, New Castle. They are Mrs. Walter L. Caley, president; Mrs. P. L. Sargent and Mrs. Earl H. Stumpf, first and second vice ‘presidents; Mrs. Herman H, Lauter and Mrs. Clayton Adems, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Paul 8. Howey, treasurer. Mrs, Caley will speak after the installation, "8 8 A program ‘conference will be held at 10 a. m. next Wednesday by the Indianapolis P.-T, A. coun= cil in the War Memorial building. Mrs. Robery Fennell is the program chairman, The speakers will be Mrs. Mary OC. Rich, Marion County Dairy council; William Evans, school board; Miss Mary Meyers, Marion County Tuberculosis association, and Mrs. John R. Brayton and Mrs. Clayton Adams, Indianapolis Couneil of P.-T. A. A round table: discussion will close the session. Chairmen for the event are Mrs. Herman H. Lauter, secretary; Mrs, Earl Gordan and Mrs, Adams, registration; Mrs, Graeme B. Supple, hostess, and Mrs, Raymond DeGraff, publicity.
Heme will speak on the group's
. ¥ w The P-T. A. of school 45 will elect officers at 1:30 p. m. next Wednesday in the .school. Pupils will participate in a patriotic pro gram, :
Alumnae Group Will Meet At Butler
The Gamma alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will meet at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the But.
W. Hampton dr.
ence Becker, Peggy Blu, Barbara McCurdy, Martha Armstrong and Mary Helen Cain. A talk on “Letters From a War Bride” will be given by Mrs. Paul M. Kilby. Miss Maxine Critchfield will provide music. The hostesses will be Mesdames Walter Judd, Everett Kalb, Karl Stipher and William Ewbank.
Omega chap., Beia Sigma Phi. Tonight. Clubroom, Security Trust bldg. ern Air Conditioning,” J. L. Allen. Phi. chap., Delta Chi Sigma. 8 p.m. | today. Mrs. Josepn E. Otto, 447 8t. Paul, hostess, Mrs. Robert Harbor, assisting. Central council, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. 10:30 a. m. Sun. Riviera club. May breakfast. Danville chapter members will be guests. Miss Betty Presnall, chairman. Epsilon chap., Epsilon Sigma Alpha. 7:30 p. m. today. In the clubroom, Rauh bldg. Election. Miss| Maryland Bay presiding, Indiana Alpha chap, Zeta Beta Chi. 11 a. m. 8in. In the _ Riviera club. May breakfast.
“Home Building and Mod- |
New officers who will be installed {are Mrs. Francis Carrel, president; Mrs. Kenneth Speicher, vice-presi-{dent; Mrs. Tames Funkhouser, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Clay, secretary.
Sorority Party
Convalescent servicemen from Billings General hospital will be guests Sunday evening when a wiener roast is held by Tau chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority. The party will be at the home of Mrs. James Waye, 2427 Central ave. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Charles Dial, Mrs. Joseph Griswold, Misses Grace Kattan, Eleanor McKamey and Doris Phipps.
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