Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 24

Constitution Day Wilt Be Celebrated By Caroline Scott Harrisen D. A. R. °

THE CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON CHAPTER of the D. A. R. will note constitution day next Thursday afternoon. The event will mark the opening ‘of the chapter's activities for the coming year and will be held ~at 1:30 o'clock in the chapter house. Walter Myers of Indianapolis and Washington, fourth assistant post-

master general, will be the guest speaker. The chapter regent, Mrs, Arch N. Bobbitt, will preside at the meeting and will introduce Mr, Myers. Music will be provided by Miss Jean Wilding. soloist, and Miss Mae Engle, accompanist. Mrs, Edson T. Wood and Mrs. Frank ©. Groninger are chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of hostesses for a tea hour which will follow the program,

Pi Phi Alumnae Plan Meeting A MEETING AND SUPPER on Tuesday evening will open the fall season of the Indiana Beta Alumnae club of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mrs, Heber D, Williams will be the hostess. New members and collegiate chapter members will be special guests The new officers who will be in charge of the meeting include Mrs. Harold BE. Rinne, president; Mrs. Glenn Irwin, vice president; Mrs. Charles Hoover, secretary, and Mrs. Jack Hatfield, treasurer. The club's committee chairmen are Mrs. Frank D. Hatfleld, tele phone; Mrs. Victor Kingdon Jr, program, and Mrs. Irwin, ways and means,

Miss Jane Shook to Be Feted MISS MARGARET QURLE and Miss Jean Moore will have a dessert-bridge and kitchen“gheWer Monday evening honoring Miss Jane Holt 8hook. The party will be in the home of Miss Curle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Curle. Miss Shook and Albert Willlam Buschmann will exchange vows Oct. 20 in St, Paul's Episcopal church. The party guests will include Mrs. Wilbur B. Shook, the honor guest's mother: Mesdames Curle, Malcolm Moore, Charles Penrose and John Walker, Miss Susanne Pugh, Hammond; Miss Catherine Guffin, Gary; Misses Patricia Peterson, Mary Anne Pearce, Barbara Kiger, Devine Enright, Ann Sayles, BettiJane Mosiman, Mary Jo McGuire and Betsy Turner.

Ceremony Read in West Virginia ANNOUNCEMENT 18 MADE of the marriage of Lt. Madalyn M. Applegate, army nurses’ corps, and Lt. Samuel Jay Turnbull Jr. by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Applegate of Carmel, The bridegroom is the son of Col. and Mrs, 8. J, Turnbull, Ft. Dix, N. J. The wedding took place Aug. 27 in the Ashford General hospital chapel in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Chaplain Robert H. Clarke officiated. Lt. Barbara M. Fisgus, army nurses’ corps, was the bride's only fttendant, and Col. Turnbull served as his son's best man. . Following a reception at the Casino club in White Sulphur Springs, ‘the couple left for Lexington, Va. The bride is stationed at the Ash. ford hospital and Lt. Turnbull is stationed in Ft. Knox, Ky. Mrs. Turnbull Jr. attended Butler university and the Methodist Hospital Training School for Nurses, and the bridegroom studied at the University of Pennsylvania,

Mrs. Lowell S Fisher Names Legion Auxiliary Chairmen; Two Groups Set Installations

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AMERICAN DESIGNERS: No. 25 Eta: Designer for Women

Designer Eta (left) is ‘noted for her use of self-fabric handwork as in the white lattice-woven crepe dinner gown (above) from her, fall and winter collection for Ren-Eta. Although fitted at the normal waistline, the dress gives a long-bodied effect.

By LOUISE FLETCHER "Times Woman's Editor IN HER 20 OR BO YEARS of designing, Mme. Eta of the New York firm, Ren-Eta, has built up a reputation for' éreating graceful and dignified clothes for women. Before her advent in the field, most of the designs produced for mature women were the pudgy and unflattering clothes that are quickly assoeiated with resigned middle age. It: is the discreetly . well. groomed woman she has in mind

New York Dress Institute photos

She never got there. Almost as

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1s at home in Jacksonville, Fla.

as she works, and she has no in terest in turning out “sensational” creations.

soon as she landed she was given a job, A year later she was back in Europe, but only to visit the

f’ ers of the Broad Ripple unit 312,

"Two American Legion auxiliary

_soming year,

Americanization and national defense; Mrs. John Cejnar, child welfare; Mrs. M. D. Mullane, com= munity service. : Mrs. Wilbur Patterson, constitution, by-laws and resolutions; Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger, education of world war orphans and Knights town home; Mrs. Lloyd Claycombe, legislation, Mrs. Harold Reed, membership; Mrs. Harry Brammer, memorial; Mrs, M. L. Sutton, merit; Mrs, Carl Switzer, Pan American; Mrs, G.J. Wildridge, past presidents’ parley, ~ Mrs. John Goldthwaite, poppy sales and publicity; Mrs. Forest Spencer, service sales; Mrs. W, T, . McDonald, social and unit active ities; Mrs. R. H. G. Mathews, tele~ phone, Mrs, Edward Pierre, rehabilitation; Mrs, Paul Middleton, war activities and Red Cross; Mrs. Frank . English, ways and means; Mrs. Leslie Hallam, music, and Mrs. M. L. Sutton, national news. Delegates to the 11th district are Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher and Mrs.E. L. Kelly, Mrs. Harold Reed and Mrs. Ralph W. Lewis are the alternates.

H ” #w ~The Bruce P. Robison unit 1383, American Legion auxiliary, its

. junior group and the Bons of the Legion will attend the post victory dinner at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Central Christian church.

After the dinner, the auxiliary|g reception in the home of the

will hold a business meeting. Mrs. Ralph Lynch will install new officers. The post "and auxiliary will attend the annual picnic Sunday at the Soldiers and Sailors’ home at Knightstown, ” ” » Mrs. Olyde Hirst will install offie-

American Legion auxiliary, at 8 p. m, Tuesday in the post home, 64th st. and College ave Annual reports will be given by chairmen, and colors recently purchased by the auxiliary will be dedicated. - The auxiliary's execu- | tive board will meet at 8 p. Bept. 21, in the post Home,

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and another has named new committee chairmen. Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher, president of the John Holliday Jr. unit 186, American Legion auxiliary, has appointed committee chairmen for the

They are Mrs. G. I, Seibert, parliamentarian; Mrs. W. Paul Roush,

{bia- club, Mrs. Mable Frasier, {chairman of the Republican state "committee,

units will install officers next week

Richard Miller, Martha Wires Will Be Wed

The Downey Avenue Christian church will be the scene at 8 o'clock this evening for the wedding of Miss Martha Berniece Wires and Richard C. Miller. Dr. F. W. Wieg‘mann wil} read the double-ring ceremony. The bride has chosen a white duchess satin gown made with a nat yoke, small lace collar and long pointed sleeves edged with lace, The skirt has a lace insertion and a -slight train. Her three-tiered fingertip veil will be caught by a net tiara and she will carry bridal roses. Bride's Attendant

_Her only attendant, Mrs. C. M. LaVine, will be in blue brocaded satin fashioned with a net yoke, peplum, cap sleeves and full skirt. She will have a matching. Juliet cap and shoulder-length veil, Her bouquet will be of Talisman roses. Mr, LaVine will serve as best man, and the ushers will be 8. E. Wilson and W. L. Mitchell. There will be

bride's mother, Mrs. Leota 23 N. Hawthorne lane. The couple will leave for a short wedding trip and they will be at home after Sept. 15 in Indianapolis. Mr. Miller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. OC. A. Miller, Elkhart,

'G. O. P. Women Plan Meeting for Thursday

The Marion County Council of Republican Women will meet at & p. m. next Thursday in the Columvice

Wires,

will be honor guest, Plans will be made for a card party to be held Oct, 12 in the

Auxiliary to Install

Officers will be installed at 7:30 hostesses will be Mesdames Maude by the Federal unit, Smith, Anna Ohm, Vera Cones, C. Mrs. | D. Marvin Kennedy, 1121 Villa ave, will Pyrle Hughes, Mrs. George Green{walt will preside,

Pp. m. today American Legion auxiliary.

be the hostess.

{Woman's Department club, The

Griffith, Letha Lovinger and

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Plated Silver

Charles Mayer & Company

Department

-child In Budapest, Fascinated by

.can school of design.

She loves beautiful fabrics and Paris style shows as an American considers them of prime impor- fashion expert. tance in designing for women, aw

She likes simple lines that can UP UNTIL the war began, she

be worn by all types, made year) de 3 y trips to Europe, but When she designs, she does her ,.. J1vavs felt that America is

draping on a perfectly propor- “0. ghe has a family that tioned half-size marie] and then includes a surgeon husband and a sketches to get the effect of move- young daughter interested in des ment, which she eels is the sec- signing, too. on requisite in good women's Soon after she began working clothes. in America, Mme. Eta went into business for herself and quickly won her reputation as a great designer for women. “The clothes the womanly wome an wears,” Mme, Eta says, “must be clothes for active duty, functional and elegant, but never statde or stately.”

Meeting Date Set

Catherine Merrill tent 9, Daugh-

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MME. ETA'S first experience in dressmaking came while she was a

the voluminous costumes worn by her family's peasant servants, she talked one of the girls into lets ting her cut up a 12-yard skirt. From’ it she made a dress for the girl to wear on her days off. Eta went on to the Hungarian Royal Academy of Applied Arts. After her graduation, she came to America 22 years ago intend. ing to spend a year in an Ameri-

War, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Mon. day at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Stella Rariden will preside.

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A sleek foundation for summer . costumes. Comfortably con- ~ . t

" structed to give figures a y AM Li ~~ stemlike beauty, Sketched is a. favorite of figured brocade.

ters of Union Veterans of the Civil

Ruth Gammon Will Be Bride On Sept. 16

Charles J. Foreman Engaged to Wed

The announcements of several re-

[cent weddings and the setting of al , {wedding date appear in the bridal

news,

Cpl. Richard Isenhour. The rite will be at 2:30 p: m. in the Crooked Creek Baptist church with the Re¥ Joseph Hughes officiating. ‘Miss Gammon has chosen Miss Crystal Fox as her only attendant,

rinburg, N. C. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, LaVina June, to Flight Officer Charles J, Fore man, A. A. F. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. R A. Foreman, 1517 Edgecombe st. The couple will be married at 7 p. m Sept. 15 in the Laurinburg Maxton army air base chapel. The bride-to-be was graduated from the Woman's college of the

| University of North Carolina. Flight

Officer Foreman attended the Emanuel Missionary college, Berrin Springs, Mich, ~ Rf » i A ceremony Aug. 24 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boesche, 111 Hoefgen st. united their daughter, Willa Mae, and Ralph Hearn, aviation ordnance man 1-¢, U. 8. N. R. He is the son of Mrs. Laurence Kibler, 2808 Brill rd. The. couple

5 . » » Maj. Emma Powell of the Salvation army and Walter Tuschhoff were married Aug. 29 in the Capitol Avenue Methodist church. The vows were read by Maj. Ray Genge, Salvation army. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Iver Haszenfield, Decatur, Ill, and Mr. Tuschhofl's mother is Mrs. May Tuschhoff, Millville Del Mrs. Genge served as matron of honor and the junior bridesmaids were Miss Mary Powell and Miss Peggy Lou-Genge. Sandra Matthews was the flower girl. The 's attendants were

| Capt. Alister Friend, best man, and

Capt. Clarence Davis and Adjutant Peter Vander Vliet, all of the Salvation army, ushers. The couple is on a wedding trip east, and after Sept. 20 they will be at home in Indianapolis.

Musicale Group

Arranges Program

The choral section of the Matinee Musicale will give a concert Oet. 16 in the Wilking Music Co. auditorium. Charles Hedley will direct the group. The organization is sponsoring a membership drive beginning Wednesday and continuing through Sept. 20. Mrs. B. J. Richards and Mrs. Prank L. Boles are in charge.

Miss Ruth Gammon has set Sep! | 16 as the date for her marriage tu

“8 0» hia 3 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bristow, Lau-

‘Graceland ave.

Sub Deb Club Plans Dance

and the best man will be Allen] Moorman. :

‘Miss Alace England and Miss Luella Stoneking (left and right) are among those arranging an “autumn capers” dance for the Cu-Tee Sub Deb club, The event will be held from 8 until 11:30 p. m. today at the “Buzz Bucket” canteen.

Rev.” Dallas Browning Will Read

" Vows Uniting Barbara Carson

And James M. Mockford

Miss Barbara Jane Carson will become the bride of James M. Mock ford in a ceremony tonight in the North Methodist church. The vows will be read at 8:30 o'clock by the Rev. Dallas Browning. Mr, and Mrs. E. P. Carson, 320 E Maple rd, are the bride's parents, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Mockford, 4140

Clubs

{Clifton Kindergarten Mothers’

. Miss Carson will enter the church | with her father. She will wear a | powder blue crepe dress and will] carry a cascadé bouquet of roses, | stephanotis and ivy. .. Miss Miriam R. Ross, Michigan City, will be the bride's only at-

dames Clarence Russell, Carl

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.|be held Tuesday in the

Thurs. In the kindergarten. Mes. |

carry purple gladioli and phlox. Church Reception Serving as best man will be A. | T.. Lamb and the ushers will include! Robert L. Mockford, the bridegroom’ brother, and Robert Dillen. Charles W. Kayser, Columbus, O., will be the junior usher, Miss Edna Phinney, harpist, will play for the

the East with the bride traveling in a victory blue gabardine suit. navy accessories and a corsage of home in West Lafayette.

DePauw universities and the bride-|

“THT Jamalie—8un.

reception. in the] church. The couple will leave for)

purple orchids. They will be at}

tendant; She has citosen shell pink | Miles, Morris Underwood, .W. W. crepe and navy accessories and will| MeDufice and Norman Wise, ostesses. :

Mrs. Robert Price, 5812 Madison, hostess.

| Evangeline chap. 1. T-8. Cc. 6:30 | p. m. Mon. Mrs. Edward Me- { Callie, 7605 E. 10th, hostess.

Trans-Jordan chap. I. T.-8. C.

1} open.

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or ois” Literary Club Sets Tuesday For Luncheon Mrs. Egon Hessel ‘To Be Speaker

A president's day luncheon will Hotel Lincoln by the Multum-in-Parvo Literary club. Mrs. Egon Hessel will speak. Mrs. E. W. Fullenwider, the new president, will be introduced by {Mrs. Paul W. Oren, the retiring | president. The study topic for the | year, “Know Your Changing World,” will be presented by Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot.

Honor Guests Special guests will be Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew and Mrs. M. J. Reese. Mrs. Frank E. Weimer and Mrs. Oren are the arrangement chair. men for the event, ‘Mrs. Fullenwider has announced committee chairman for the vear. They are Mrs, Soufflot and Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang, program; Mrs. H. A. Harlan, music; Mrs. Clyde Johnson, art. Delegates Named

Mrs. Orval E. Stone, historian; Mrs.

_ | Soufflot, parlimentarian; Mrs, Irr-

gang and Mrs. John Graesche, delegate and alternate to the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Mrs, F. E. Weimer and Mrs. Vern A. Harrison, delegate and alternate to the seventh district, I. ¥. C.. and Mrs. William W. Stanley and Mrs. Herbert T. Grouns, delegate ‘and alternate to the Indianapolis Council of Women, Other new officers of the group are Mrs, Harrison, vice president,

“| treasurer.

Postry Crone Will Meet

The Indiana State Federation of | Poetry ' Clubs will open its season with a “Poet's Rendezvous” Sunday in the Y. W. C. A. Grover,G. Brown, superintendent of Brown county schools, will address members and their guests. Elmo Woods, New Castle, will be given by Walter N. Reed. The hostess chairman is Mrs. Laura B.° Young, and Carl Leon Eddy is in charge of the ushers, (Mrs. H. BE. Shelley, New Castle;

Mrs. Joe Weinberg, North Vernon,

‘and Mrs, Clyde Irvin will pour, After the meeting, the poetry

shrine maintained by the federa-

tion at 1837 N. Alabama st., will be An oil portrait of Miss June

p. m. Mon. Rauh Memorial library | Winona Snyder, federation presi-

building. Mrs. Noble Reynolds, speaker, ’

Navy Mothers, §76. 7:30 p. m. today. War Memorial building. ' Lt. Cmdr. A, J. Roser, naval medical corps, speaker.

Earl McLaughlin, 4441 Carrollton, hostess.

{ Wrentmore, the group's treasurer.

dent, is in the shrine.

It was painted by Alson E.

Annual Pienie Set The annual pienle of the National

Miss Carson attended Butler and, ‘Olnosi Study. 7 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Association of Women will be at 2

p. m. Sunday at the home of Mrs.

| William L. Hurt, 1300 8. Kitley ave.

skirt, Cols melon,»

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groom attended Butler.

A Queen Make ~ Fashion

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line, Shorter Sleeves, Shorter Waistline, Proportionate

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Mrs. Spencer L. Poynter, press;

and Mrs, o. 8 Srader, secretary

preside, and a musical program will i

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