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Symphony Society Women's Committee Installs Officers: at. Meefing Today
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD of the women's committee, Indiana State Symphony society, held its last meeting of the season this morning in the west room of the War Memorial building. Meetings will be resumed in October. ‘
Plans for next season were discussed and officers
were installed. These are Mrs. Charles Latham, recently re-elected for her sixth term; Mrs, Harry V. Wade, Miss Lucy Taggart and Mrs. Booth Tarkington, first through third vice presidents; Mrs. Burke Nicholas, secretary. and Miss Josephine Madden, treasurer. - Four new board members are Mrs, William Schater, social chairman; Mrs John Collett, children's concerts chairman; Mrs, Walter P. Morton, ticket chairman, and Mrs. Donald M. Mattison, publicity chairman. A new regional director is Mrs. Thomas Maiben of Logansport, :
D. A. R. Group to Note Flag Day
MEMBERS OF THE CORNELIA COLE FAIRBANKS chapter,
D. A. R, will- observe flag day at their last meeting of the ‘season on June 14. The program will be presented in the Propylaeum. Mrs. William H. Insley, the speaker, will talk on “American War Poems —the Revolutionary, Civil and World Wars.” The hostesses will B. Dyer, Walter H. Montgomery, Albert P, Smith, Louis H, Levey and. Paul H. White. o » n . » » » Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge. Jr. is the newly elected president of the Park School Mothers’ association. Others chosen to serve’ with Mrs. Beveridge are Mrs. George W. Klein, vice president, and Mrs. Otto J. Feucht, secretary-treasurer, MN a won Three new members of the St. Vincent's Hospital guild's board of directors were elected Monday at the group's annual meeting in the nurses’ home at the hospital. They include Mesdames Daniel Brosnan, Ted Marbaugh and W. C. Huoncker. Officers were elected today.’ They ale Mrs. Ted Marbaugly, president; Mrs. C. N. Reif= steck and Mrs. Clara Slattery, first and second vice presidents; Mrs.
Russell L. White, treasurer; Mrs. Charles E. Mason and Mrs. Marion ,
E. Ensley, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Paul® S. McNamara, administrative secretary.
Bride-to-Be Announces Attendants MISS EVELYN DELORES SEXSON has announced the at-
tendants for her marriage Sunday afternoon. She will become the .
bride of Charles Kirtiey Baker, petty officer, U, 8. C. G., at 3:30 -o'clock in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle—Presbyterian church. - Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will officiate, Her sister, Miss Pauline Sexson, will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will include two other sisters, Wilma and Audrey, ‘and a cousin, Miss Mary Ann ‘Sexson, Barbara Darlene Sexson will be the flower girl. Donald W, Hauser will serve as Mr. Baker's best man and the ushers will be James Sexson, apprentice seaman, U. S. N. R, and Madurice Sexson. the bride-to-be's brothers. and Willlam VanLandingham. Miss Mary Ann Sexson recently entertained for ” n n » # » Mr. and Mrs. John Mitsch of Paterson, N. J.. announce the miiriage of (heir daughter, Miss Ann Mitsch, specialist 1-c, WAVES, and Lt. J. Glen Steinhart Jr," U, S*M. C. R. Lt. Steinhart is the son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Glen Steinhart of Indianapolis, The double-ring vows were read May 26 in the Avondale Baptist church, Jacksonville, Fla. The Rev, John 8. Rasco officiated, The couple's attendants were Miss Donna Malvey, specialist 3-c, WAVES, and’ Lt. William Johnston, U. S. M. C. R. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Steinhart entertained with a dinner at- the George Washington hotel in Jacksonville. ®Lt. and Mrs. Steinhart are at home at 1261 McDuff st., Jacksonville
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Times Special . WEST POINT, N. Y. June 6.— [The U. S. Military academy cadet {chapel here will be the scene at | noon today for the marriage of Miss
Similar meetings were
Four new board members were announced today by the executive hoard of the women Indiana State Symphony society, as the group fhet in the War Memorial building. They are, left to right, Mrs, William J. Shafer, social chairman; Mrs. Walter P. Morton, ticket chairman; Mrs. Donald M. Mattison, publicity chairman, and Mrs. John P. Collett, children’s concerts chairman.
Hall-Callaway Junior League Conference Day Rite to Be Read Features War Activities Skit; At West Point | Mrs. John Hollett Presides I A “conference day” meeting held today at the Woodstock club by the Indianapolis Junior league took the place of the organization's national conference which was canceled this year.
held by to mark the anniversary of D-day and to show the wartime activities
Marjorie Rose Callaway and Lt. { Robert Metcalf Hall. Chaplain John | B.. Walthour will officiate. The bride is the daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Allén Callaway of Bronx-
ville, N. Y,, and Lt. Hall's mons Arrange Picnic |are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hall of 2 : For Saturday
Indianapolis. Maj. Callaway will give his-daugh-ter. in. marriage. She will be in ivory satin. made with a marquisette
bodice and long tapering sleeves.
: : he Pi Phi Alumnae opening at 10:30 a. m.,
Are Named by Symphony Society Virginia Habig | Winners in Home Safe
s committee,
leagues throughout the country lof league members.
feature of the program, was a skit written by Mrs. George Fotheringham. A large chart showing members’ war activities was arranged in the club ballroom as a background. for the skit. Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus served as accompanist.
Mrs. John Hollett Jr,
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| league The Indianapolis Alumnae club president, opened the program and yoke accented with lace, va fitteq Of Pi Beta Phi sorority will have Mrs, Addison Howe, conference day I la picnic at 1 p. m. Saturday at the| chairman, served as master of cere{home of Mrs. Raymond Stilz, 4426 monies.
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"Rev. Frank Hulsman| Reads Ceremony
Miss Virginia Rose Habig bécame |the bride ‘of “Lt. George Wright | Jackson, U. 8. M. A. C., at 10 o'clock {this morning in the Sacred Heart [Catholic church. The double-ring | ceremony was read by the Rev. Pr |Prank Hulsman. - =o
The bride chose an ivory satin [gown’ with- a sweetheart neckline, {fitted basque, long sleeves and full | gathered skirt extending into a]
She wore a full-length three-| tiered veil of imported illusion falling from a bonnet-shaped tiara, and | her bouquet was of calla lilies. | The maid of honor was Miss Ruth Habig, the bride's sister. She was in blue made with a fitted lace bodice and a full net skirt accented with a cascade of ruffles in the back:
Hold Reception i | | | |
Two of the award winners in the Chamber of Commerce's annual home safety contest were the Stephens College Alumnae club and the Narrators club, which placed first and second, respectively, in the division in ‘which smaller groups parficjpated. Shown here with the winners’ certificates presented at a luncheon yesterday in the Columbia club are Mrs. Milton L. Hamilton (right) of the Stephens club and Mrs. Henry J, Windt (left) of the Narrators club.
Miss ‘Mary Jane Brennan, L’Anse, Mich.; Miss Margaret Jackman Kirby, Sioux City, Ia; Miss Eileen McGee, Franklin; Miss Mary F. Mc- | Greevy, Hamilton, O. Miss Eva } Habig, the bride's sister, and Miss| Sylvia Luley were the bridesmaids. They chose pink gowns like the maid of honor's, and all the at- | tendants carried colonial bouquets| = THE APRICOT BREAD RECIPE appearing today provides all the of pink and blue flowers. {food value that the enriched flour offers, besides that of milk, shortene Lt. B. ‘W. Landstreet served as ing, eggs, apricots and nuts. best man, and the ushers were Lt. | The crust of this bread is tempting in color and the apricots give James Caughlin, Lt. R. M. Stone, it a tantalizing flavor. The presence of the nuts makes the bread satise Lt. R. B. Flanagan, Lt. Jerry Krier fying in richness without too thick a spread of butter or margarine, and Lt. J. P. Merriman. All are in| 2 0 » | the marine air corps. SATURDAY MENUS There was a breakfast after the
ceremony in the Lake Shore Coun-| 2 Breakfast ening, !» c. chopped nuts. try club, and a reception also was | Grapefruit juice. Soak washed apricots held there this afternoon. After a French toast and jam. warm water 2 to 3 hrs. | wedding trip, the couple will be at | Luncheon
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The bride, daughter of Mr. and Peanut butter cookies. Mrs. Frank J. Habig Sr. 4601 8. Dinner Meridian st., attended St. Mary's | college. Lt. Jackson is the son ot acaroiy Saisere. Mrs. Mae Jackson, Elkhart. He! peas,
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Catherine Dieck| EVENTS Is Married mscruassous
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{Catherine Merrill tent 9, Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War. cher. Mrs.
The Rev. Fr. John Riedinger of the Little Flower Catholic church; Noon' Mon. Ft. Friendly
read the vows night uniting’ Stella Rariden, presiding. Miss Catherine Dieck and Cpl. North Side Study club. George J. Blake, A. A. F. The ceremony was at 7:30 o'clock in the home of the bride's brother sister-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dieck, 936 Hawthorne lane. | The bride's mother is Mrs. Sara. Dieck, 901 N. Oakland ave., and Mr. Blake 1s the son of- Mrs. Pauline Blake, 430 E. 48th st. A light blue street dress was worn | . 148% Roosevelt, hostess. . by the bride. She chose brown and Pi chap., Beta Sigma Phi. white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Gordon
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SORORITIES
Alpha chap. Beta Chi Theta.
Owens, her only! sher, arrangements.
attendant, wore a brown and white peta chap., Delta Sigma Kappa. be at 7:30 p. m. in the Olive Branch of Women Voters. The session will! ¥
i isti chose a cameo pink starched marprint dress, matching accessories Tonight. Hotel Antlers. Christian church. The Rev. Benton be in Cropsey auditorium, Central > Agse fitted baste and a white orchid Top 2 : B. Miller, pastor, will distribute di-| library. Ka pa Deltas quisette dress with a fitte que, The best man was Richard Brard Indiana Nu chap, Delta Theta Chi. 1 as 7 Hua € * Al i three-quarter-length sleeves and a i s dll was 3 7 pm. today. Rauh bldg Mrs, Plomas. Dr. Nathan Silverstein of the .
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wedding trip. Chap. AJ, P. E. O. Thurs. Mrs L - tL Wilson, 5402 Gracel hostess.
Tag Day Friday
The Navy Mothers’ club 576 ‘is sponsoring a tag day Friday. Members of the group will sell tags on
1220 N. Illinois, hostess. Walter Jones, presiding.
today. N. Meridian, hostess.
to help returned navy men. Mrs. William West is chairman.
Thurs. Mrs. B. A. Wilkins, 6448 Broad- the couple will be at home in Ft. way, hostess. ‘Discussion of favor-! Benning, Ga.
ite radio programs to be led by, The bride attended Indiana uni- — ’ “versity, and
—Riley Smith presiding. Election.’
Bride's Veil A tiara of seed pearls will hold her fingertip length veil. She will carry an heirloom rose point lace handkerchief and her flowers will be orchids, gardenias and roses. Mrs. Carlyle Muff Baker of Piqua, O., will be her sister's only attendant, She has chosen an aqua {chiffon © frock worn with fuchsia accessories. She will carry a bouquet of spring flowers. The best man will be Lt. Keith {MacArthur Stewart, West Point, and Lt. Claude DesFingar, Germantown, N. Y., and Lt. Jared W. Morrow, Fargo, N. D., will serve as
Following the wedding; there will be a reception in- the quarters of Col. and Mrs. John Allen Stewart, West Point. After a wedding trip,
the bridegroom was | graduated yesterday from the acadlemy here: :
p. m. today. Mis. Riley Ayres. Kindergarten Class s p.m 10 Be Graduated
Fri. Y. W, C. A. Card party. Miss] : Martha Harris, Miss Marian Baw- ated today at the Olive Branch|be held tomorrow night at an open|Ming and bridge were scheduled for |
Fourteen children will be gradu-
kindergarten. The ceremonies will
A program will be presented under
the” direction of MTs. Charles Dag-| ness will be the speaker,
well, The pianist will be Mrs. Charles
and Ruark. Members of the graduating|chairman.
class are Stanley Clayton, David
Gamma Mu chap, Sigma Beta. 8 Evans, Valeria Gira, John Hager H. L. Goodman. p. m. today. Mrs. Mary Hardy. ard-John Manwaring.
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Barbara Wilson, Donald Miner, Rob- | the street. Proceeds will be used tho chap., Sigma Beta. 8:30 p. m.|ert Callis, Herbert Arihood, Charles | throughout the country to acquaint Mrs. Jack Williams, 2044 Baldwin, | Galusky.
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N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Ralph| The cast included Mrs. Clarence [ R Ritt Rumbold will be the speaker. | Greathouse, Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey | t. . . 1 Cr, the Butler university chapter. The resenting the Red Cross motor hostesses will be ‘Mesdames Leroy corps; - Mesdames ° Post Milliken, Burkholder, John Craig, G. B. Wil-| liam N. Wishard Jr. blood bank; | 4° ] oO V Cc liams, Wendell Phillippi and John Miss Dorothy Jean Hendrickson, LXC 1ange OW S Ernst. factories. y i | | othy Weber, Katie Bruck and Jean| arocqomaes Frances B. Bowen, | . Moses. New officers will be in- | Catholic church united Miss Jorita |
Special guests will be seniors of and Miss Patricia Eaglesfield, rep- | . > Jorita Kernel L. Flint, Riley Shuttleworth, H. C. William J. "Hamerstadt and Wil-|" | Also Misses Dorothy Roberts, Dor- fv stalled. They are Mrs. Samuel O. vincent Kelly and Robert Ferri-|
Brewer, president; Mrs. Campbell, vice president. : | Wolff, Bundles for America; meld AP Fv. James Moore offic on. Teco nl vomresynes James D. Peirce Jr., day care cen- | yyed, The bride is the daughter of Brown, recording and correspond- us jated.
ing secretaries; Mrs. Don E. War- ter; Miss Elizabeth Watson,
rick and Mus. Harold Curtis, treas-| aid. urer and: assistant, and Mrs. Vir-| Mrs. William Lochhead and Mrs. | ginia Brackett Green. and Mrs. Hugh Carpenter, volunteer exec-|J0S¢Ph SC. Riser, 1128 E Pa av {Richard 8. Baird, delegate and al-|utives; Mrs. James Rose, bond | Entering on the arm o - a ht ['ternate to the Indianapolis Pan- booth; Mrs. Maxwell Coppock and ev the bride ore 3 can E ! hellenic association. |Miss Julia Brink, Red Cross band- [Satin gown. The dress was fash-
5270 E. Washington st, and Lt. Ritter’s parents are Mr. and Mrs.
lage service, lioned with a’ princess basque, sweet-
Mesdames Harry V. Wade, Charles | heart neckline, long pointed sleeves
Voters’ League ‘Will Meet
phine Madden, Gray Ladies. { the Bretton, “Luncheon was served following
i “A discussion on ; Woods monetary agreements will|the program. Golf, tennis, - swim-
feariteer; MISSET ANE “DAVIS Bar: Haier monic Tai ae [bara Brown, Elizabeth Meeker and! Her two-tiered fingertip veil was [Susan Gatch, USO, and Miss Jose- caught with a seed pearl tiara, and "| she carried a fan of ivy, stephanotis land gardenias. " Wedding Trip Dr. Blanche Kernel, sister of the
meeting of the Indiandpolis League the afternoon. | bride, was maid:%f honor. She
| full skirt accented with a bustle of
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Mrs. Edwin H. Ferree is general
dresses with lace basques, sheer Others on the commit- | A picnic will be held at 8 tee are Mrs. John Hillman and Mrs.!
6 P.M. marquisette yokes and full marqui(tomorrow by the Ka The speaker will] y te Kappa
Delta sette skirts, They were Miss Elaine be introduced by Mrs. C. B. Dur- Alumnae association at the home of Ritter, the bridegroom's sister, and ham.
|Mrs. Robert Reiner, 2215 W. 16th st, [Miss Vitginia Freeman. All the ati : tec] : : | tendants carried fans of ivy and JoThe meeting is one of a series| Mrs. Carl Huber is the chairman hanna Hill ‘and “Talisman- roses. | : and assisting her are Mrs. Dean M. y ching flowers in their {leaders: with the terms of the| 8 They wore mat 8 | ; . Baer, Mrs. M. E. Crow and Miss hair. | monetary agreements and to se- ; S. Sgt. Joseph Kernel Jr., brother cure expression of citizen interest|Lucile Garland. x .
. A bus cel i lof the bride, was best man. The | to congress. usiness meeting and installa- ushers were Dr. Leonard Kernel,
tion of officers will follow the picnic. Ravmond Kirschner, Paul B. KerNew officers are Mrs. Floyd Boys, ne], Raymond Roembke and Richpresident; Miss Olive Hoffman, vice ard Zeph. . president; Miss Irene Mascoe, sec- A breakfast was held after the Fhe annual fiesta card party of |retary.treasurer, and Miss Mary K. ceremony in the Indianapolis AthSt. Roch’s Altar society will be held | Mieke, editor. [letic club, and there was a reception 3 2:50 a 8 Pp. Jus iin they rmme— ————— this afternoon in the Kernel home. schoo asement. e ladies of | Opufyiniit . { y trip, the couple the society will serve supper. Sor 01 itty Danc € nt ry BeacH, Fla. Mrs. Frank Scherrer is general| The annual “caps and gowns” where the bridegroom will await rechairman and assisting her are|dance will be given frem 2 to § issignment. - Mesdames Charles Sanders, Eugene 5, m. Saturday by the Kappa Tau The bride attended Butler univerMorrison, James McGinley, . Virgil Omega sorority at the Southern sity and was graduated from St. Padgett, Harry. Huebner, Robert Mansion. Ayres Lamar's orchestra Mary-of-the-Woods college. Lt. RitHeiskell and Joe Suding. will play. ter also attended Butler.
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Delta Sigma Kappa Installs Officers
Officers were instdlled last night by the Lambda chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, at a dinner meeting in Catherine's restaurant. They are Mrs, Joseph Fendel, president; Miss Helen Storer, vice president; Miss Mary Lucas and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Dayid Youpg, treasurer.
Hanover Graduate Miss Frances Eickhoff-recently re- it ceived ner bachelor of arts degree » at Hanover college. She 1s the No More Dyeing daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur F. Eickhoff, Michigan rd.
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Arthur day, nurses aids: Mrs. Herman c. | Kernel and Lt. Richard J. Ritter, prech coconut pie.
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Mrs. George Fowler recently was elected president of the Beta Sigma Phi city council. Others elected were Miss Jane Brown, vice president;
Mrs. Roberta Oyler, treasurer, and Mrs. Evelyn Deckert, secretary.
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The piano pupils of Mrs. Geore gianna Brown Ritter will be pree sented in a recital tomorrow in the D. A. R. chapter house. The even$ will be at 8 p. m.
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