Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1945 — Page 16

New Students of Tudor Hall School To Be Guests Friday at Annual Party

THE ANNUAL PARTY for new students at Tudor Hall school will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Friday at the school. Classes seven through 12 will attend. The

event will be a costume party and students will be dressed

as book or magazine titles. Short stunts will be given by the classes, and a prize willbe awarded for the most

outstanding costume. Miss Robin Good of Robinson, Ill, is general chairman of the party. Other committee chairmen are Miss Flo Mary Foreman, refreshments; Miss Joyce Underwood, program: Miss Carolyn Crom, prizes: Miss Georgia White, cleanup; Miss Margaret Ann Burns, music, and Miss Jacqueline Canfield, transportation. CR x x Tryouts for the first play of the season to be given by the Junior Civic theater will be held at 3:45 p. m. Thursday and Friday at the theater. The play will be “Mystery at the Old Fort” and it will be given on Oct. 27 and 28. Mrs, Horace Roberts and Mrs, Harry Karcher are the directors. Other plays to be given by the junior group are “What a Life” to be given in December, “Rumpelstiltskin” in February, and “Tom sawyer’ in April. Mrs. John Kinghan and Mrs. Roberts are new co-chairmen of the junior group. The membership chairman is Mrs, M. L. Martin, and Mrs, Gordon Bryan is in charge of publicity. The junior workshop will be held again this year. Registration will be at 10 a. m,, Oct. 13, in the theater.

Miss Mahr Will Be Wed MR. AND MRS. J. A. MAHR announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Edna, to Arthur 8. Locke, nephew of Mr, and Mrs. Luther 8. Lyon, 8t. Louis, Mo. The wedding will be at 2:30 p, m. Oct, 21 in McKee chapel ot the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Dr, Roy Ewing Vale will officiate. Miss Mahr has chosen her sister, Mrs. Harold H., Hoover, Lebanon, Pa. as her matron of honor. The bridesmaid will be Miss Eleanor Pyle, Donald Mahr, brother of the bride-to-be, will serve as best man, and the usher will be Lt. Hoover, Miss Mahr was graduated from’Stephens college, Columbia, Mo,

n » » A persobal shower will be given Friday by Mrs. Charles Butz and Miss Darothy Chapin for Miss Martha Nell Egger. The honor guest will hbeéome the bride of Karl Overbeck on Oct, 5 in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. The party will be in Mrs, Butz’ home, Among the guests will be Mrs, John G. Egger, mother of the bride~ to-be, Mesdames John Egger Jr,, Jack O'Malley, William Steinhilber, Rebecca Smelser, W. R. Chapin and Victor Boyer and Miss Frances Smith,

Open House to Honor Mrs. Paulus MRS. RAYMOND L. PAULUS, Rensselaer, will be the house guest of Mrs, Leroy H. Millikan when the central district of the Indiana D. A. R. holds its conference here tomorrow in the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter house. She is state president of the Children of the American Revolution and will be an honor guest at an open house in Mrs. Millikan’s home from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. tomorrow, She also will be Mrs. Millikan’s guest at the conference luncheon, Additional honor guests at the open house tomorrow afternoon will be Mrs, John Downing Johnson, honorary state president of the C. A. R.; Miss Catherine Clark, junior president of the Old Glory society, C. A. R.; Miss Harriet Margaret Fisher, junior state historian, C. A. R., and Miss Nancy Winterrowd, state conservation director, C, A. R. Special guests will be Mrs, Arch N. Bobbitt and Mrs, Herbert R. Hill, regent and honorary regent of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter. Mrs. Millikan, senior president of the Old Glory society, will be assisted by Mrs. Victor Deitch, senior vice president of the society; Mesdames Lowell 8. Fisher, George L. Clark, Victor T. Winterrowd, Sylvan L. Mouser, Heber D. Williams, Donald C. Drake, Robert D. Armstrong, Reed Clevenger and William Dobson. ~ » » . » ~ Miss Barbara Lee Mumford, daughter of Mrs, Rufus W. Mumford, left today for Penn Hall Junior college, Chambersburg, Pa. where she will begin her freshman year, She was graduated in June from Shortridge high school. . . . Misses Marjorie Brink, Nancy Lee Smith and Marilyn Rogers have been pledged by Pi Beta Phi sorority

at Indiana university.

Mrs. Norris Is Speaker

The co-operation of women and women's organisations was cited as a necessity for peace yesterday by

“Mrs, Fern E. Norris at a meeting of.

the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department club. The meeting was held the clubhouse on Lafayette rd. Mrs. Norris is reporter of the supreme and appellate courts. “In all thegprogress in this country . . . women have contributed their full share,” the speaker sald. She stated that their contributions have expanded until today every field of endeavor has been opened to them and they have measured up to that opportunity which has been afforded them only in America, “The Immediate future, beset with reconversion, post-war and peace is the most crucial and most

important era in our lives,” she continued. The speaker recommended that women leaders and lecturers of America go as emissaries to the countries that have, been our enemies. “Women in those countries could learn and see the real meaning of a republican form of government and the advantages that it holds for all of its citizens,” Mrs. Norris said.

Mrs. Foster Hostess

The Inter Nos club will be entertained at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon tomorrow in the home of Mrs, Er nest B. Foster, 940 Brunswick ave. The hostess will read a paper, “Our Citizens of Other Races.”

Mrs. Woods Hostess

The Zetathea club will observe president's day tomorrow at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Ford V. Woods, 38256 N, Delaware st, Annual reports will be made by the officers.

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“Musicale Members Plan Review

Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Lehman and Mrs. Harry A. Ware (left and right) are in charge of arrangements for a book review to be sponsored Oct. 5 by the Matinee Musicale. The event will be in Ayres’ auditorium. “So Well Remembered” (Hilton) will be reviewed by Mrs, Russell J. Sanders.

The Poets’ Corner Organization Schedules First in Series

| Of Workshop Programs

The first of a series of workshep programs will be held at 2 p. m. Friday by the Poets’ Corner, The meeting will be in the Y. W. C. A, and Mrs, Leonidas F. 8mith will speak. There will be a round table discussion on “Our Poetry of Today.” Participating will be Arthur C. Downing, Greenfield; Mrs. Margaret E. Bruner, New Castle; Mrs. Esther Kem Thomas, Columbus; Ben Steven-

son, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Flick, Mr. The Bridal Scene—

and Mrs. John Newlin, Mesdames Evelyn Davis, Robert Ott To Be Wed

and Sumner Martin, The honor guests will be Mes~ dames Felix T. McWhirter, Leonard A. Murchison and Russell A. Battreal and Miss Lesley Payne. Miss Olive Inez Downing will preside. Chairmen Named

Among the patrons assisting with

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Highlights of the bridal news are an approaching marriage and a recent wedding, Miss Evelyn Davis will become the bride of Robert E, Ott at 4:30 p. m. Saturday in the Fountain Square Christian church. The Rev, John R. Clark will officiate. Miss Davis is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harley H. Davis, 1525 8. New Jersey st, and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ott, 312 E. Raymond st. Miss Louella Zimmerman will be the bride-to-be’s only attendant. Vernon McQueen will serve as best man, and the ushers will be Richard Dransfield and Charles Johnson. » » » The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Puteho, 703 Arnolda ave, was the scene Sunday for the wedding of their daughter, Mary, and Walter Phillip Fahrbach. The Rev. A. J. Clark read the vows, Mr. Fahrbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Fahrbach, In Miss Helen Putcho was her sister's only attendant, and the best man was Richard Deifendorfer, The couple left for a wedding trip and they will be at home at 1338 BE. Market st. ” » » Mrs, Philip Saxe, 1147 8, Lyndhurst dr., will entertain Friday with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Hubert H. S8akel. The honor guest was Miss Maurine Murray before her recent marriage. Guests at the shower will be members of the Delta Phi Beta sorority,

Mrs. Clayton Ridge To Address Club

Members of the Colonial Boston chapter, International Travel-Study club, will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow in parlor A of the Hotel Lincoln, Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will discuss “India.” The hostesses will be Mesdames Ruth Glover, E. G. Bum gardner, D. N, White, A. L. Carney, D. C. Jolly and BE. C. Wakelam, Mrs. Glover is president of the chapter, Other officers are Mrs, Bumgardner and Mrs. B. L. Byrket, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, W, L. Lewls, treasurer, Mrs, J. M, Whitemore and Mrs. Harry Brunnell, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Frank Bond, auditor.

Sorority Party The Phi Delta Pi sorority held a carnival party last night in the home of Mrs. Dewey Abbott, 1010 8. Pershing ave. The party closed the sorority’s rush season,

plang for the meeting are Mesdames T, J. Marshall, Samuel Dowden, Carleton W., Atwater, Estelle Toler Sowder, Raymond P. VanCamp, John Downing Johnson and Frank Argast. Also, Mesdames Julia Darlington, John M. Pearson, Caroline Vajen Collins, Sylvester Johnson, Virgil Stinebaugh and George Garceail. Chairmen of patrons’ committees for the year have been announced. The groups will participate in speeches, round table discussions or plans for the development of the corner. They are Governor and Mrs. Gates, patriotic poetry; Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dawson, historical poetry; Mr. and Mrs. Booth Tarkington, art and poetry. Additional Patrons Mrs. Prank Edenharter, music and poetry; Dr. and Mrs, Clement T. Malan, poetry in our schools: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels, poetry appreciation; Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Noble Jr. Indians’ poetic interpretation. “The Rev. and Mrs. Atwater, sacred music; Hugh McK. Landon, world poetry; Mr. and Mrs. Volney Brown, poetry in the business world. Mrs. St. Clair Parry, poetry of universal appeal; Miss Emma Jean Tucker, cycles of poetry, and Dr. and Mrs. Goethe Link, nature poetry.

Style Show Planned By W. S, C. S. Unit

A style show, musical numbers and a chalk talk compose the program to be given at a “coffee” at 10:30 a. m, next Tuesday in the school auditorium of the Central Avenue Methodist church, The event will be sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service with Mrs. Marvin Willlams as general chairman. Mrs, Carolyn Ayres Turner will present a musical program assisted by Mrs. Sylvia Partlowe, style show narrator, Following. the show, Harry E. Wood will speak on “Chalk Lines Can Talk.” The event is open-to the public and tickets may be obtained ‘from Mesdames J, C. McColgin, C. R. Plummer, W. C. Oliver, C. R. Fant, A. G. Sjefker, J. FPF. Cottingham, Wilbur Porter or J. L. Cummings,

Card Party Booked

The Christian Mothers’ Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic church will have a card party and “kaffee klatch” at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart hall, Palmer and Meridian sts.

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Hospital for Announces

Committees

Mrs. R. S. Williams + 18 Meeting Hostess

Mrs. John R. Brayton, president of St. Margaret's hospital guild, today announced committees for the year, The announcement was made at a meeting of the group in the home of Mrs. Russel 8, Williams, 4747 N. Meridian ‘st. The committees are Mrs. Robert

©. Hess and Mrs. M. Crosby Bartlett, occupational therapy; Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger, chairman, and Mrs. Carl Lauenstein, ‘occupational therapy sales; Mrs, Robert C. Burnett, chairman and Mrs. Krueger, hospital, Mrs..Lyman R. Pearson, chairman, and Mrs. Ford Kaufman and Mrs. Willlam Guthrie, human milk station; Mrs, L. D. Grisbaum, chair-

| man, and Mesdames Robert OC.

Becherer, Rex Schepp and Gayle Wolfe, ways and means. Advertising Group Mrs. Charles R. Israel, chairman, and Mrs, Donaldson G. Trone and Mrs. Louis Randle, advertising;

and Mrs. Norris Cottingham, telephone; Mrs. Charles’ M, Hammond, chairman, and Mesdames Williams, Bartlett and William R. Krafft, entertainment.

Mrs. Harold Mercer, chairman,

{and Mrs, John Sloan Smith, hospital

entertainment; Mrs, James L. Beattey, chairman, and Mrs, Harold Mercer, sales activities; Mrs. Trone, parliamentarian; Mrs. Trone, chairs man, and Mrs. A. D. Smith, publicity, Purchasing Committee

Mrs, Edward Gallagher, chairman, and Mrs. Stith, purchasing; Mrs, Harold Feightner, chairman, and Mrs. Ken Mosiman, finance; Mrs. Marvin Curle, chairman, and Mrs. Bert Moore, magazines; Mrs, Mosiman, chairman, and Mrs, Grisbaum, membership. Mrs. William Sandmann, chairman, and Mrs. Ernest Gimble, secretary to membership; Mys, Mark Enright, chairman, and Mrs. Trone, constitution and by-laws. : Mrs. A. D. Smith, chairman, and Mrs, Charles: J. Gisler and Mrs. Hess, sewing; Mrs. Wilbur. C. Pat-

stein, hospitality, and Mrs. Robert H. Miles, chairman, and Mrs, Gallagher, hostesses.

Camp Fire Girls Start Training For Leaders

A training course for Camp Fire leaders will open tomorrow. Meetings will be held on Wednesdays in the Camp Fire office and on Oct. 6 there will be an all-day session at Camp Delight. Miss Oranda C. Bangsberg will direct the course. On Friday a streamlined orientation training course will open in the Southport Presbyterian church for leaders and sponsors in that area. The session will open at 10 a, m. with Mrs, Florence Cathcart as director,

Mrs. Edna Earle is director of a Blue Bird leader training course which opened this morning in the Camp Fire office. The group will have an all-day outing Oct. 6 ai

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Auxiliary Plans

Luncheon Meeting Members of the John Holliday Jr. unit, American Legion auxiliary, will have a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. William J. Ervin, 8600 Pendleton pike. ; Special guests will be Mesdames E. W. Camp, George Wheldon, J. F. Cantwell and Ralph M. Mclnstray. Mesdames Paul Middleton, Earl Finley, Gladys Hawkins and W. Paul Roush will assist the hostess. Mrs, Lowell 8, Pisher will preside. A report on the state convention will be given by Mrs. E. L. Kelly. The reservations chairman is Mrs. R. H. G. Mathews,

Beta Delphian Club

To Have Luncheon The annual president's day luncheon of the Beta Delphian club will be held Thursday in the country hore of Mrs, A. Richmond Young. Officers will be installed. They are Mrs. William Geisecker, president; Mrs. Pieter Ober, vice president; Mrs. Marion Peeples, sec~ retary, and Mrs. Carl Elliott, treasurer, : Members of the advisory board are Mesdames Charles Meier, O. 8. Guio, J, E. Barcus and F. W, 8chulmeyer,

Leaves for Bermuda

Mrs, Kozme ¥. Kapov has left for Bermuda where she will join her husband, Capt. Kapov, who is chief of surgery at the Bermuda base hospital. She was accompanied by her daughter, Karen. Mrs. Kapov is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph T. Brady, 4932 Broadway.

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THURSDAY MENUS

Breakfast Sliced bananas on ready-to-eat cereal.

Ham and tomato supreme on toast. Relish tray. Fresh pears. Dinner

Broiled cod steaks. Parsley potatoes. Buttered green beans.

fruit dressing (see recipe), Biscuits. Walnut tortes.

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the board are Mrs. | Smith, historian; Fisher, Townsend, pages, and Mrs. B. Lynn Adams,

Fresh fruit salad with cream €heese

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'tish Rite cathedral [first of seven luncheon meetings ‘scheduled this season by the Lae dies of the Scottish Rite. 8

and Mrs. Guy L. Roberts, ance. The chaplain is Mrs. Clarence R, Martin; snd Mrs. Donovan A. Turk is in charge of publicity.

special membership from 48 cities located within the Indianapolis Scottisn Rite jutisdietion.

Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each

tion points used today. ” ¥ o FRIDAY MENUS

Breakfast

Cooked pears. Cornmeal mush with honey.

Luncheon

cream sauce. Carrot sticks and celery, Lemon custards (see recipe), Dinner

Steak and kidney pie, Raw spinach salad. Rye rolls. Fresh fruit cup.

Milk to drink: Three c¢. for each

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Patricia Eaglesfield Sets Wedding Date

Saturday, Oct. 13, has been set by _ | Miss Patricia Eaglesfield as the date for her marriage to Lt. Richard Ainslie Kirchhoffer Jr, U. 8. N. R.

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Senator Capehart Will Be Speaker

Senator Capehart will speak next

Tuesday at the annual president's day luncheon of the Indianapolis Council of Women. The event will be at 12:30 p. m. in the Columbia E (club. The speaker will discuss “My (Observations in’ Fifteen Countries.”

Mrs: M. J, Reese, council presie The devotions be led by the Rev. John B,

SW directors’. board of the Ine | dtanapolis Council of Women met yesterday in the Indiana National [bank Areport way given by Mus, Merrill Gj Christie, public health and welfare chairman.

Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan, parliae

mentarian, submitted a resolution which indorsed the home safety contest sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce,

Chairmen for the year to assist Charles E, Lowell 8. Mrs. Harry

Mrs. timekeepers;

devotions. Delegates to the May Wright

Sewall Council of Women are Wes dames Hugh D. Merrifield, Harry F, Nolen and Christie:

Scottish Rite [_uncheons

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A luncheon Oct.

Members of the executive come

mittee in charge are Mrs. Dewey E. Myers, chairman; Mrs. George L. Clark, co-chairman, and Mesdames Murray Plock, F. Elmer Raschig and W. Henry Roberts.

H. Morris, Oarl A,

Mrs. Myers has named commite

tee chairmen for the year. They are Mrs. Laura E. Ray, program; Mrs. Tracy W. Whitaker, luncheon; Mrs, Ralph E. Hamill, cards.

Mrs. Oswald A. Tislow, reception, attend-

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