Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1945 — Page 22

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Lt. Roscoe Starek, Dorothy Weber

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Se * Will"Exchange Vows September 22

Saturday, Sept.

Swill be at 4:30 p. m. in the

MISS DOROTHY ELIZABETH WEBER has set , as the date for her marriage to Lt. “Roscoe B. ee ir. of Wilmette, Ii.

The wedding First Baptist church, with

+Dr. Carleton Atwater officiating. The bride-to-be has chosen Mrs. Jack J, Flynn as her matron fof honor, and the bridesmaids will include Lt. Starek's sister, Mrs,

ME. A. Archer of Highland Park, sThomas Keefer, seaman 1-¢, U. 8 - best man and the ushers will be L John Chester of Valparaiso.

Ill, and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, N. R., Chicago, will serve as the t. Cmdr. Archer, U, 8. N. R., and

Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the church. *

Among those who will assist at th oF. Bchricker Jr. Frederick Forry, sman and G. W. Little and Miss

«will be entertained at a crystal The par

be given by Mrs. Flynn,

e reception are Mesdames Henry Howard Burkholder, John Stur= Harriet Burbank, Miss Weber shower next Wednesday to ty will be in the home of Mrs.

+Flynn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Smith,

‘Lambs Club Sets Opening

THE LAMBS CLUB WILL OPEN its 1945-46 season with a “fall frolic” on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the Columbia club, The event will be the occasion for the club to welcome the return of many members from all branches of the armed services. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthews re the program chairmen; and their assistants are Mr, and Mrs, VYohn G. Kinghan and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely,

| ‘Kappa Alumnae Plan Dinner

THE INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION of Kappa

"Kappa Gamma sorority will inaug

urate its 1045-46 season with a

"dinner meeting Tuesday evening. The event will be at 6:15 o'clock

‘In the Butler university chapter house.

coming president, will meet with th “preceding the dinner. Mrs. Brown will preside and ‘w who has made program plans for fgpeaker, Mrs. r twill discuss “Behind the Lines, “Colby Van Westrum are co-chalrm

Committees Will Give Reports THE HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE co-chairmen, Mrs.

Florence Webster Long of Mrs,

Mrs. Royer K, Brown, ine executive council at 5:15 p. m,

ill introduce Mrs, A. D. the coming year. The guest The Indianapolis News, Robert J. Covert and Mrs. en of the dinner arrangements.

Bmith,

Norris

Cottingham and Mrs. James E. Forsythe, have announced the host«

ipsses for the evening, They will

include Mrs.” Ralph Hook, Mrs.

Frederick T. Hill, Miss Irene Rhoads and Miss Mary Hannah Peter-

son.

Reservations may be made with Mrs, Kirkwood Yockey and «Mrs. James Hardin,

Reports on the summer membership campaign will be given

by Mrs. E. E. Doriot and Mrs. Henri

O. Herbert, The furnishing of a

recreation room for WACs stationed at Wakeman General hospital,

which the association's army and

navy committee undertook this

gummer, also will be reported. The committee Includes Mesdames Frank Fairchild, E. M. Schofield, Fred T. Hill, Thomas D, Stevenson, Gayle B. Wolfe, John W, Hillman and Charles Hulett,

Democrats Set

Women's. Day

Mrs. John H. Bingham, Democratfc state committee vice chairman, announced today that Democratic women's day will be observed Sept. 2 in co-operation with the program of the women's division of] the national committee, Meetings have been planned for each precinct in the state. Commit tee chairmen and their districts are Mrs. Hazel McDonald, Hobart; Mrs. Margaret Afflis, Delphi; Miss

Florence Smith, La Porte. Mrs, Anna Grady, La Grange; Miss Leah Miles, Marion; Mrs. Lawrence Arnsman, Lebanon; Miss Telia Haines, Sullivan; Mrs. Mayme Koerner, Jasper; Miss Eudora Kelley, Nashville; Mrs, Robert Allen, Hagerstown, and Mrs. Edward C.! Wakelam, Indianapolis.

Visit Here

Mrs. Edna F. Manzy and Miss Mary 8. Allen of Miami, Fla, formerly of Indianapolis; are visiting

Home Safety Contest Will Open Nov. 1

The third annual Chamber of Commerce home safety engineering contest will open Nov. 1. Letters

will go out this month to various organizations inviting them to enroll in the contest. Awards will be made next June. Mrs. E, C. Wakelam is chairman of the contest. Mrs, Phillip L. Saxe and Mrs, W, C. Bartholomew are members of a committee to arrange for an instruction session for chairmen of organizations enrolled in the contest. The instruction session will be held next month. A speakers’ bureau wil] be organized for the session,

Literary Club Books

Speaker Tomorrow

Miss Gertrude Rhoades will give a book review tomorrow at the meeting of the Friday Afternoon Literary club, The session will be at 2:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. J W. Preston, 332 W. 34th st. The group's new officers are Mrs. Earl Clampitt, president; Mrs. Edwin Holmes, vice president; Mrs,

Mr. and Mrs, John Holloway, 130 8. Arlington ave,

Charles Purdy, secretary, and Mrs

day and Friday.

The Bridal Scene—

bridal news. Miss Ann O'Donnell and Wednesday in the Bt.

Mrs. Harry €;-Mulder and Mrs. John Kundrat (left and right) are making plans for the 26th annual state convention to be held here by the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Mulder is president of the Indiana department ; and the department secretary is Mrs. Kundrat.

McGovern-O’Donnell Vows To Be Read Next Wednesday; Jo Ann Ranstead Is Engaged

The announcements of wedding dates set are inclided in the

James McGovern will be married next Catherine of Sienna Catholic church, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. M. Downey will officiate. Miss O'Donnell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell,

Ceremony Is Read In Chapel

The post chapel at Pt. Harrison was the scene this morning fof the wedding of Miss Harriet Marie Meacham and Pvt, Robert N. Martin, Camp Robinson, Ark. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lillian Meacham, 520 N, Meridian st, and Mr. Martin's father is Felix A. Martin, Logansport. A white satin dress was worn by | the bride. The frock had a marquisette yoke outlined with a lace ruffle, long pointed sleeves and a full skirt cascading into a train, Her full-length veil of illusion was caught by an illusion tiara. She carried a prayer book and an orchid. Her only attendant, Mrs. William Carnes, wore blue faille with a round neckline, peplum and full skirt. She carried a colonial bouquet, The best man was Sgt. Robert Taylor, After the ceremony, there was a breakfast in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Armour, 2811 N. Meridian st. The couple left for a wedding trip.

Garden Club Plans

Flower Show

The Brookside Garden club, co-! operating - with the Indianapolis| Dahlia society, will have a flower show Saturday and Sunday in the Brookside community house. The chairman is Mrs."F. E. Artist, and her assistants are Mesdames Earl Hoover, Earl McDonald, Lerty

Edgar Brown, treasurer,

Runyan and Ervin Snyder.

jter's matron of honor,

{in the Third Christian ehurch. Dr.

The event will be next Thurs-

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950 Hervey st, and the prospective bridegroom’s. mother is Mrs, Mary McGovern, Columbus, Ind. Mrs. Leo Gootee will be her sisand the bridesmaid will be Miss Jeanne O'Brien, niece of the bride-to-be. John Fogarty will serve as best man and the ushers will be Victor Gootee and Francis McCarthy. A miscellaneous shower, will be given tonight by Mrs. Leo Gootee and Miss O’Brien. Approximately 50 guests will attend the party in the O'Donnell ‘home, Mrs. Gootee will be the hostess tomarrow night at another shower for the Miss O'Donnell. The party {will be in the hdstess’ home at 852 { Prospect st. Among the guests will be Mesdames Charles Edmondson, Horace Shull, Ralph Shinkle, James A. Oakley, Arthur Rieman, William Thomas and Mildred Mendenhall, Misses Helen Wewee, Mary Russell, Betty Holland and Josephine and Helen Dillon, ” » » Mr, and Mrs. 8S. D. Ranstead, 6256 Central ave, announce the approaching: marriage of their daughter, Jo Ann, .and Cpl. James Seller, son of Mr, and Mrs. James Y. Seller, 1638 N. New Jersey st. The wedding will be next week

George Leonard will officiate. Miss Betty Lou Ranstead will be her sister's only attendant. The bride-to-be attends Butler university and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Seller at(tended Butler and he is a Sigma {Chi fraternity member. He has ‘just! returned from duty in Europe,

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“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Legion Hot Plan Convention

‘'The Heart’

‘Sorority Alumnae

‘Gain Security Through

‘Government Cannot Give Us Everything’

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Seripps-Howard Staff Writer BOCIAL SECURITY is a dream

which may be coming true for, great numbers of people. The end of pov-erty-——can it really be in sight, as some say? Will old age never be a burden again? That depends on several things. For social security, unemployment

do not bring contentment. They are only the means of attaining it. We know this is true because we have }watched the lives of men who piled stocks and bonds and cash in the bank, They felt no fear of poverty. Yet, if that is all they saved, they found it not enough. Thousands ot other {lls trailed them-—discontent, boredom, that hollow. feeling that comes when life seems over and futile, No matter what the government guarantees, it cannot fortify us against the worst disaster—the-re-sults of our own cussedness, » n a

80 MAYBE we should caution young people to put something away besides social security taxes, and to depend upon their own initiative and ingenuity for those mental treasures which all men ‘must have {to be either happy or free. These are. the reserve funds saved for mind and spirit. We get them from books and music and art, and an interest in things outside ourselves. If men and women are forced to retire from work at 65, and if the life span continues to increase— what's to keep us from utter misery in old age, except our- own stored up mental treasures. The meaning of security will be lost, unless we learn while we are young that life means more than mere living, and that happiness is not found in material comforts. When that great day comes, which is promised by those who say the government must be the benefactor rather than the servant of men, we'll still be lost souls in limbo unless we have within ourselves personal security against poverty of heart and mind, intellectual inter ests and love for God and man, These things no government can give us.

Mrs. Hessel Will Speak

Mrs. Egon Hessel will discuss “The Two Cultures of Japan” next Tuesday before members of the National Association of Women. The group will meet at 7:45 p. m. in the Columbia club, Mrs. J. Vidya Lindsay, president of the association, has announced committee chairmen for the year, They are Mrs. Willam Hurt, health, and Mrs, E. B. Ossman, war service. Mrs, Ruth Townsend, flower fund; Mrs, J. C. Allison, bonds and stamps; {Mrs. Corda Bridge, ways and means; Mrs. Florence Wooley, door. Mrs. William Middaw, by-laws; Mrs. Guy Pettyjohn, Mrs. Hurt and Miss Rosa Wetter, directors, and Misses Eleanor Hardy and Norma and Naomi Jarvis, music.

Schedule Meeting

Mrs. Merton Johnston, 3730 N. Pennsylvania st., will be the hostess Monday for a meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae club, Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, New officers of the club are Mrs. J. P. Lahr, president; Mrs. G. R. Douglas, vice president; Mrs. A. E. Stensby, secretary; Mrs. Ann Osborne, treasurer; Mrs, John Fenstermaker, Panhellenic representa tive, and Mrs. Johnston, quarterly editor.

Sigma Nu Mothers To Meet Tuesday

The Sigma Nu Mothers’ club will meet at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Butler university chapter house. Of-

A. Kelly, president; Mrs. Carrel C. Bagley and Mrs. «Carrgl B. Stine, first and second vice presidents. Mrs. Clarence B. Darmer, treasurer; Mrs, Carl F, Schwomeyer and Mrs, William B. Neeriemer, record ing and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Glenn. W, Orewiler, publelty. ,

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Wedding News

Dessert Bridge Party Planned by Guild

A dessert bridge party will be held at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday by the St. Francis Hospital Guild in the hospital. Mrs, Charles Gaither is the chairman. Assisting "her are Mesdames Roy Nation, Arthur Cramer, Harry Ferneding, Arthur Heidenreich, Walter Reimer and Fred Koch and Miss Nettie MacGregor.

Two Shoes, $6.

ACK WY 2 WY PII ry by ey by

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these shoe souvenirs of babyhood days.

=x 1. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Marie Jayne Abel and Lt. (j.g.) Roy S. Johnston, U, 8S. N. R., The ceremony was April 24 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews *in Arlington, Wash. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Abel and Mr. and Mrs, Glen McCleary, (Nu Art photo),

2. Miss Katherine Dwyer will become the bride of William J. Gerbelis Jr., Saturday morning in the. St. Philip Nerl * Catholic church, She is daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William H. Dwyer and

} the prospective bridegroom's par-

ents are Mr. and Mrs, William J. Gerbelis of Charleroi, Pa.

3. A ceremony on Aug. 6 in the church united Miss Mary Sims and Ro-

#8 land E, Trisler, seaman 3-c, U, 8. . N. The Rev. Carl E. Bare officiated. “ Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sims are the

bride’s parents and Mr. Trisler is the son of Raymond Trisler, The couple will be at home in Newport, R. I

Cheer Guild Units To Sew Next Week

The following units of the Riley

Hospital Cheer guild will sew next

week at the hospital: Monday— “Lizabeth Ann”; Tuesday — “Muskingum Valley.” Wednesday—'"Our

Old Friend

THURSDAY, SEPT, 13, 1945

Nuptials Unite

Irene Dautel, Donald Ryan

Breakfast Is Held After Ceremony

A breakfast at the Homestead followed the wedding this morning of Miss Irene Daufel and 8. Sgt, Donald E. Ryan, A, A, FP. The Rev, Fr. Paul English read. the vows at 9 o'cloek in ‘the St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic church. The bride wore a : white satin gown made with a sweetheart necke line, long pointed sleeves and a full skirt falling into a train. Her fingertip veil was held by a tiara accented with seed pearls, She ‘carried a white prayer book and an orchid.

Matron of Honor

Mrs. Robert Brown, the matron of honor, was in aqua taffeta. The dress had a sweetheart neckline, elbow-length sleeves and a full skirt, The bridesmaid was Mrs. Robert Mangold. She wore old rose taffeta like the matron of honor’s. Both the attendants carried garden flow. ers and had matching floral crowns,

Reception Planned

Serving as the bridegroom’s ate tendants were Raymond Houtzel, best man, and George Daufel, brother of the bride, and Harold Arnold, ushers,

to 8 o'clock this evening in the home of the bride's mother, Mrs, Edward Daufel, 2528 8. Delaware st, The couple will leave for a wedding trip. Mr, Ryan is the .son of John Ryan, Loda, Ill.

Evangeline Brown Will Be Hostess

Miss Evangeline Brown, 59028 Dew« ey ave, will be the hostess Tuesday for a meeting of the Alpha Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa sorors

{ity. The session will be at 8 p. m,

and Miss Doris Davis will assist. A tea will be given by the chape ter at 2;30 p. m. Sunday in the home of Miss Wilma Holtman, 623 N. Oakland ave. Assisting will be Miss Virginia Melloncamp.

Sorority Session The Beta chapter,” Alpha Omie

cron Alpha sorority, will meet at 8

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Book Ends, 9.95 to 18.00. Two Shoes and Pen Holder, 12.50, One Shoe and Pen Holder on Ime

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