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THURSDAY, MAY 21, | June- -3 Is Set

' For Art Schaol

Graduation

Film Will Be Shown At Museum Sunday

‘The John Herron Art school will close its 43d year with commencement exercises Sunday, June 3, at 3

‘p. m. A tea and the opening of the

annual students’. exhibit also are scheduled for the day. Wilbur D. Peat, Herron museum

" . director, will be the speaker and

Donald M. Mattison, school director, will present diplomas and awards. The Indianapolis graduates who will ‘receive four-year certificates are James L. Darlington and Louis LeVier. — Verona Hosack, Lucille and Maurice Jacklin’ are the Indianapolis students who ‘will receive fifth-year diplomas. Others who will receive certificates and diplomas are Robert Billingsly, Jamestown; Perty Davis, Greenfield; Gertrude Waite, Washington; Mary Helen Wyne, Deputy; Paul Zimmerman, and Ruth Anne Hoffman, Findlay,

O., four-year graduates, and Sister|

Maurella Moellman, Lafayette, fifth year graduate. » » » “gittin’ Pretty,” a motion picture showing the painting of a portrait of Mrs. Margaret Ramey Kinnear by Randolph L. Coats, will be shown at 4 p. m. Sunday in the John Herron Art museum, Chairmen of the host and host~ ess committee for the: ddy are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cain. Other committee members are Messrs. and Mesdames Julian Bobbs, Robert B. Failey and El Lilly. » " y Miss Mary Helen Wyne, Deputy, was awarded first prize in the independent student show sponsored by the gallery commitiee of the John Herron Art school student governernment council. The 26 entries accepted for the show are on display in the student gallery. Miss Wyne's entry. was a selfportrait in oil. Miss Virginia Lee, New Castle, received second prize for a group of pen and ink sketches, and Miss Elinor Calvert, Tomahawk, Wis., was awarded third place for a water color, “Wisconsin Landscape.” Judges for the show were Robert Van Sickle and Robert Owen Parks. The gallery committee in charge includes John Bernhardt, chairman; Albert Miller, Louis LeVier, Miss Virginia Lee, Miss Martha Ratcliffe and Mrs, Walter Morgan.

I.T.-S.C. Unit Has Luncheon

Mrs. Fred Burckes, 6133 Park ave., was the hostess today at a luncheon for members of the Columbian chapter, International Travel-Study club. Mrs. John Thornburgh was the speaker and the hostess’ assistantswere Mrs. C. C. Winchell and Mrs. Larry Brandon. New officers of the group are Mrs. Pred Spray, president; Mrs. Ed Hall and Mrs. Bert Garwood, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Larry Brandon, treasurer. Mrs, J. W. Stutesman and Mrs. John Waters, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. E. J. Hankemeier, auditor, and Mrs. Floyd L. Brock, I.T.-S.C. federation delegate.

Luncheon Honors

Martha Seymore

Ensign Martha Seymore, navy nurse corps, was honored today at a luncheon in Catherine's restaurant. Mrs. Thomas Hannon and Mrs. J. C. Clise were the hostesses, Approximately 20 guests attended. Miss Seymore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Seymore, Richmond,

is stationed at the naval dispen-|

sary, Gulfport, Miss.

I. T.-S. C. Luncheon

Will Be Saturday.

Mrs, Noble’ Reynolds, 4823 English ave, will be the: hostess Saturday at a luncheon for members of the Anglo-India chapter, International Travel-Study club. The luncheon will be at 1 p. m. Miss Rossie Pittman will assist the hostess. The . program chairmen are Mrs. Eugene Thompson and Mrs, Ada Lory.

Delta Chi Sigmas Book Rush Party

A rush party will be held at 8 p. m, today by the Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigma sorority. Mrs, Charles McCloskey, 1740 E. 52d st., will be the hostess. The rushees will be Mesdames Alfred Sherman, Robert Sheets, George Hargitt and Jacob Kitt,

“Garden Club Meeting

Mrs. Henry Prange,” 5721 Haverford ave, will be the hostess tomorrow at a meeting of the Spade and Trowel Garden club, The program, at 1:30 p. m., will include a talk, “The Tuberous Begonia Family,” by Mrs. John Wayne Judy,

T. A.C. Meeting

The T. A. C. club will meet at 8 Pp. m, tomorrow with Miss Delora The officers are Miss Marilyn Pulkerson, president; Miss Patricia Egolf, secretary, and Miss Barbara Counts, treasurer,

Sorority Party Miss Margie Aiken, 3630 N. Grant st, will be the hostess Saturday night at a slumber party for mem-

‘bers of the Sigma Lambda Chi | | sorority,

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Smith Club Chooses Officers

Four officers of the Indiana Smith College club, elected yesterday at a luncheon meeting in the home of Mrs. Frederick T. Holliday, are (left to right) Mrs. Berkiey W. Duck, treasurer; Miss Patricia Smith, secretary; Mrs. Ward Fenstermaker, president, and Mrs. A. K, ScKeidenhelm, vice president.

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Reservations

tAnnual Dance

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Is Sponsor .

Among the additional . reserva{tions for the Blossom Time dance, lto be sponsored tonight by Our Lady of Lourdes parish, are those of Mr. and-Mrs. Clarence Schmidt. The dance will be in the Indiana Roof ballroom. 3 With Mr. and Mrs, Schmidt will be Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Lindemann, Messrs. and Mesdames Francis Wilhelm, Frederick Smith, John Vestal, John Long, Thomas Connelly, Paul Groninger, Robert Wechsler, William Hulsman and Welth Gartland. ‘Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surran will be Mr. and: Mis. Paul Huran and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Huesing. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Manson and Mr. and Mrs, Leo Weiken will attend together, Another party, that of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tracy, will include Messrs. and Mesdames Anthony Cancilla, Frank Schroeder, William Fyfe, Fred J. Drain and Carl Miller, Groups to Attend

Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon will

Mesdames John Meyer, Hugh Thonison and William White Sr. Capt. James Burris ad Miss Gladys Willbourn. A large party has been arranged by Mr, and Mrs. John Carr. Attending with them will be Messrs. and

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Indianapofis Navy League Recruits Women for Assoclate Membership

A DRIVE TO RECRUIT MEMBERS for the wo-

men’s branch of the Indianapolis Navy League council is being inaugurated by Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres Sr. The two recently were eleéted to the council's board of directors. The Navy league, called the “civilian arm of the navy,” has invited women to join as associate members. They will take part.in the league's program of activities. The first event for the entire membership will be early in June. Nicholas H. Noyes, council president, has appointed W. R. - Sinclair and Walter I. Hess to plan the program. Mrs. Sutphin and Mrs. Ayres as co-chairmen in recruiting women will announce complete organization plans, leaders and volunteer workers later.

First Metnbers Are Listed

AMONG THE FIRST ASSOCIATE MEMBERS of the Indian. apolis Navy league are Mesdames C, Harvey Bradley, Bradley Jr, A. R. Coffin, William H. Morrison, Harry Reid, Chauncey Eno, Hugh Hanna, Donald Jameson, Berkley Duck, Hess, Robert Shank, Albert R. Coffin, Russell L, White, Charles A. Greathouse Jr., Ken Mosiman, Lucius French, John 8. Kittle, Clayten H. Ridge, Mason Gaston, E. V. Mitchell, Fisk Landers, Perry O'Neal, William A. Atkins, L. T. Dwyer, Margaret A. Eakin, James Cunning, John Gamble, C. Dolly Gray, Thomas F. Mumford, Noyes, Addie L. Reed, D. F. Hutchinson, -Bea Jones, O. W, Wise and Marjorie Wise Yarnell, » ” ” » » » Also, Mesdames Grover B. Turner, Robert E. Sweeney, Sweeney Jr., Louis F. Loutrel Jr, 8. H. Schwomeyer, Samuel Reid, Jessie Beck, Victor Jose, Henry Hall, R. A. Kirchhoffer, Hiram McKee, Robert Moore, Maurice B. Eppert, Howard €aldwell, G. W. Russell, Harley Rhodehamel, Harry Parr, Charles Cohee;: James Rose, Carl Weinhardt, Martin Collings, Grace Buschmann, M. E. Jackson, William Kingdon, Henry Hoss and Thomas Stevenson, Misses Barbara Bradley, Anne Shaw Davis, Bettijane Mosiman, Margaret Reid, Freda Wegner and Emma B. Sachs.

Party Will Honor Evelyn Gullion

MISS EVELYN ELIZABETH GULLION will be entertained tonight at a kitchen shower to be given by her aunt, Mrs. Charles C. Giillion. The honor guest will become the bride of S. Sgt. Henry F. Schricker Jr. at 3:30 p. m. June 3 in thé English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, Among the party guests will be Mrs. V,. Clay Gullion and Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Emsley W. Johnson, William PF. Johnson, George Wright, Emsley Wright, Homer Daubenspeck, F. G. Higgins, George Struebing and Odin Wadleigh, Others who will attend are Mesdames Charles P. Dabbs, Alonzo Michael, Robert Klepfer, T. J. Gullion and Donald McLarty, Miss Cora Johnson, Miss Mary Lou Michael and Mrs. Lewis Robbins, San Antonio, Tex.

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

Mesdames Robert Allen, Ray Sever, Fred Maizke, Paul Newhouse, Fred Norris, Clarence Mobley, Royden S. Pratt and Ted Allsworth. Also, Messrs, and Mesdames Robert Gardner, George Letiff, Paul Ragsdale, Marion Lawlis, William Clutchie, . Fred Cagganelo, Albert Lattanzi, Harry Hancock, Vince Roberts, John Wood, Robert Harris and Irving Malsch.

In Carr Parly

Others with Mr. and Mrs. Carr will be Mrs, Julia Murphy, Misses Helen Reidy, Betty Dion, Mary Mitney, Mary Lennahan, and Juaanita Botts, Messrs. Bernard S. Halpin, Ray McGregor, Charles Burke, Max Oster, Jollen McCradey, Albert Karsh and Thomas Judge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haunss willig entertain with a cocktail party be- | § fore the dance. The guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames James Welch, James Slaughter, Al Rahn, Verlie Newcomer,

ran and Fred Parker.

party will be Messrs. and Mesdames

tal, Cletus Broecker and Dallas Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Kernel, Miss Rita Dowling, Miss Margaret Gasper, John Hoffman and Bernard Sifferlen. Other Reservations

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Harmon will be Messrs, and Mesdames William Michlor, Luebking, Myron McGeehan, Edward Daffin, Miss Loretta Vanmeter and Frank Moreno. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Feeney will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruener, and the Philip Clevelands will be the guests of Mr, and” Mrs, Francis Beech. ~~ Other parties are being arranged by Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph Foerderer, Theodore Clouser and Michael Ley and Miss Loretta Paetz.

Miss Raney To Be Feted

Miss Jean Lamoureux, 834 N. DeQuincy st., will give a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night for Miss =| Marjorie Raney. The honor guest will become the bride of Sgt. Jack A. Stevens on June 2 in the Indianapolis Athletic club. The guests will be Mrs, J. PF. Raney and Mrs. A. T. Stevens of Terre Haute, mothers of the engaged couple; Misses Joan Green, Margaret Woodrum and Betty Broden.

COOKIES MADE WITH CREAM OR BUTTER have a flavor that Petit, Helen Mahan, Jeanne Marie delights all of us. It's a subtle flavor, but it always comes through

unmistakably.

With butter rationed at 24 points a pound, it would be folly to think

of making cookies with it. But there is another thing we tan do to e E onomi obtain that buttery flavor, and that is to use sour cream and one of the | Hom C CS

hydrogenated

Also Misses Mary Noonan, Jean

and ‘Mary Lou Norton and Joan Ulrich.

shortenings, which

does not take away from the creamy | greased cookie sheet, and bake at! buttery flavor one iota. A recipe 400 degrees F. for 8 to 10 mins.| nomics association recently held its Remove to cake rack to cool. About| annual election of officérs by mailed

appears today. » » »

SATURDAY MENUS

Breakfast

Orange slices, Ready-to-eat cereal. Cinnamon toast.

6 dozen cookies. " » »

SUNDAY MENUS

Breakfast Fresh strawberries. Scrambled eggs. Toast, Streusel coffee cake,

Dinner Lamb shoulder-goast. Oven browned potatoes, New. peas and mushrooms. Early garden salad, Refrigerator rolls. Banana creain pie.

Luncheon

Chicken: soup (canned). Stuffed tomato salad with boiled salad dressing. Corn popovers. Pruit gelatine.

Dinner

Escalloped ham and potatoes. Seven-minute cabbage wedges. Sliced tomatoes and ~cucumbers. Bread." Rhubarb sauce. Sour cream cookies (see recipe). Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 e. for each adult, Today's ‘ration points: Twelve

Supper Pepper ‘pot soup or clam chowder, Cottage cheese with peaches. Sour cream cookies (leftover),

(child; 2 c. for each adult. Today’ {ration points: No blue, 12 red.

Milk to drink: Four e. for each

‘Group Elects

The Indiana State Home Eco-

ballot. The annual spring session the ODT's request to curtail travel.

Allen, president; Miss Hilda Kreft, vice president; Miss Ruth Emhardt,

Purdue university, counselor,

women in business.

Open House Sunday

«Mr. and Mrs, Edgar L. Minnich, 1460 Jasper st., will hold-open house

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Personals

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Miss Philis Ellen Jordan, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. C. Anthony .|ing, 1 ¢. brown sugar, 1 egg well] Jordan, will leave Miami Tuesday 1 cl] by plane for Guayaquil, Ecuador,

Hospital Cheer guild will sew next week at the hospital: Bruce P. Robison American auxiliary; Ruh”; Thursday--g volunteer group, and Friday—“Little Orphan Annie.”

Mrs. Pedlow Speaker |B 5] “Yanked From: pus” will be reviewed Monddy by Mrs, Edward

Frank Mock, Charles|fS Brady, Michael Moran, Frank Cur-|iC

In Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kervan's

Claude Sifferlen, W. S. Cupp, Mark |} Haselman, John Wiedlin, John Ves-|§

Walter | b= Kenneth Watson and

was cancelled in accordance with | Bs

treasurér; and Miss’ Edna Troth of X

The state association now has the || largest membership of its history,|} 655 persons, Mrs. Joan Shumaker | is chairman of the recently organ- |} ized section of home economics |

from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday in cele- |} bration of their 50th wedding an- | 8

niversary. Garner P. Minnich and |§

The following units of the Riley |} Monday— | K

Legion || Tuesday—"Run Child |}

is the daughter of Sir Harold Pedlow for members of the Liberty | 8 ,

THE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ~ Ladywood School. Plans Its Annual F iold Day |

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. The annual field day, track meet and horse show at Ladywood school will be held Saturday. Three senior students who will compete in the horse show event are (left to right), Misses Helen Betz, Kathryn Lycas and Irene Traylor of Evansville.

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Means-Carroll Ceremony Is Announced

Recent “weddings and the an-

nouncement of an engagement are included in the bridal news.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Carroll,

3707 E. Michigan st., announce the

wed of their d: ter, -Jo, have as their guests Messrs. and |i, nl Spghter; Mary.Jo

ond Means Jr. petty officer 1-¢c, U. S. C. G. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Means, 15 N, Wallace st. The ceremony was read March 18 in the Irvington Methodist church. The couple is at home at 1111 Dinwiddig st., Portsmouth, Va. » » » Miss Jean Lake and Cadet Charles H. Finkbiner, A. A. F,, were married March 24 in the chapel at the Harlingen army air field, Harlingen, Tex. The bride is the daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Boyd J. Lake, Everton, and Mr. Finkbiner’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George D. Finkbiner, 845 nN Chester st. : Miss Marcella Caton, Harlingen, was the bride’s only attendant and Cadet Leonard Cook, A. AL F, served as best man, After the ceremony the couple left for a short trip to Mexico. They. are. at home at 1006 S . 2d

st., Monroe, La. The bridegroom is

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EVENTS

MISCELLANEOUS

| Beta Eta chap, Beta Sigma Phi

sorority. 8 p. m, today. In the chapter room.

{Friday Afternoon Reading club. Fri.

Mrs. A. F. Henley, 5808 E. New York, hostess. “Famous Ballads,” Mrs. Fred Reeder. Government Science club. Fri. Mrs. Charles F. Meyer, 136 E. 43d st., hostess. Luncheon; election. Perry Township War Mothers, 1:30 p. m. Tues.- In the Edgewood school. P.-T. A.

Washington high school..$ p. m. May 31. In the school. Strawberry festival. School 42. 1:30 p. m. Tues. In the school. Gymnastics exhibition. School 86. 7:30 p. m. Mon, In the school. Special program.

stationed there at Selman field. He attended. Indidha university. » » »

The engagement of Miss Maudie Ringenberger to James M. Sheets, photographer's mate 2-c, U. # N. R,, is announced by the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. H. L. Stillabower, 1601 E. Tabor st. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Blanche Sheets, Brownstown. Mr, Sheets and the bride-to-be were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. John E, Kieffer, Brownstown.

Board Meeting Is Held Here By N. C. C.W.

The Second quarterly board meet ing of the year for the Indianapolis . Archdiocesan council, Na-

tional Council of Catholic Women, was held today in the Hotel Lincoln.

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"Reception to Follow Ceremony Tonight

Dr. W. R. Montgomery of Dayton, O., will read the vows tonight tiniting Miss “Ardith Ann Kitter« man and the Rev. Robert M. Todd, The ceremony will be at. 7:30 - o'clock in the Brookside United

{Brethren church. Miss Kitterman

is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kitterman, 1111 N, Dearborn st., and the bridegroom's par= ents are Mr, and Mrs, Carl 8, Todd, Crawfordsville. The bride has chosen a white satin gown. The dress has a sweet heart neckline, fitted bodice and a full skirt extending into a train. Attendants’ Frocks Her fingertip veil of illusion will be held by an orange blossom halo and she will carry red and white roses. ! Miss Mary Piper, the maid of honor, will wear sea blue fashioned

chiffon skirt. She will carry pink spring flowers. The bridesmaids will ¥ over satin. Miss Julia panee, has chosen pink;

A business session ‘followed a

12:30 p.m. luncheon, at which the | blue.

Very Rev. Msgr. August Fussenegger spoke. Mrs. A. C. Weidner presided. District. presidents who reported were Mrs. Leo R. Shay, Indianapolis district; Mrs. Joseph Schroeder, Batesville; Mrs. Leo J. Fleming, Terre Haute; Mrs. William Busson, Greensburg, and Miss Catherine Keaney, Jeffersonville. Directors at large elected for the

year are Mrs. William H. Thomp- |

son, Mrs. John A. Hillenbrand of Greensburg, Mrs. Fred Mohr of Terre Haute, and Mrs, Nicholas Bertrand, New Albany. Chairmen whose appointments were announced by Mrs, Weidner include Mrs. George Feldman, Greensburg, rural life; Mrs. James O'Mara, Greensburg, youth. Mrs. Charles L. Barry, legislative; Mrs. Edward Dober, Cobb Hill, organization, and Mrs. Hermael Vendel, Terre Haute, confraternity of

Christian doctrine.

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Doreen Smith, Wabash, wil be = Their bouquets also will be of spring flowers. Reception in Church Shirley Mae Merrick will be the flower girl. Her frock will be blue net over pink satin and she will carry a basket of rose petals. David Todd, Crawfordsville, will serve as his brother's best man. The ushers will be the Rev. James Miller, Dayton, and’ Glenn Catlin, Decatur, Ill. ° After a reception in the church, the couple will leave for a wedding trip. ‘They will be at home in Dayton. Miss Kitterman attended Indiana Central college, and the

college. He is attending brake seminary in Dayton.

Visitors Here

Miss Pauline Clark, 217 N. Mount sty, has as. her house guests Mrs. Robert A. Lathrop and son, James Robert, of Scarsdale, N. Y.

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