Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1945 — Page 20

IndiarSpolis Country Club Arranges Activities Marking Season's Holidays

THE INDIANAPOLIS COUNTRY CLUB has scheduled several events for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Todd are chairmen of a masquerade dance on Oct. 27 which will mark Halloween. A dance also is being planned for Nov. 17 with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Crain in charge. — There will be a New Year's eve party Dec. 31 with dancing and a breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Don A. McMahill are chairmen for the party, The club's opening, scheduled for Saturday, will include dinner and bridge. Dinner will be served at 7 p. m, ~ » » » ~ n A steak roast and fall frolic on Oct. 13 to be given by the Southern club will be the group's first fall party for three years, The event will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, Glenn Shoptaugh, From 3 until 5 p. m. there will be games with the picnic following, The committee arranging the party includes Messrs. and Mesdames H. Emory Thomas, Shoptaugh, Walter B. Freihofer, Maxwell Droke, and T. R. Black.

Mary Carmichael to Be Wed PROF. AND'MRS. GEOFFREY CARMICHAEL of Bloomington announce the engagement and - approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Louise, and Lt. (}.g.) James A. Ricketts, U. 8. N. R,, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ricketts of Kokomo. The wedding will take place Oct. 13 in Jacksonville, Fla., where Lt. Ricketts is stationed at the naval air base. ‘ The bride-to-be is an Indiana university graduate and a ‘member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Her flance was graduated “from ‘the I. U. School of Dentistry, He is a Xi Psi Phi fraternity member. Several parties have been arranged here for Miss Carmichael. Tomorrow evening, Mrs. Stanton E. Cope, Mrs. Richard Hughes and Miss Jeannette Rodefeld will give a bridge party and miscellaneous shower, The party will be in Miss Rodefeld’s home, The guests will be Mrs. Mark B. Langell, South Bend; Mrs. A. E. Kemmer and Miss Dorothy Wells, both of Lafayette; Mrs. Rick etts, Mrs. Charles Craig and Miss Esther Ricketts, all of Kokomo; Miss Porothy Woodward and Miss Betty Jane Lusk, Bloomington, and Miss Sally Knight, Richmond, x

Party Planned for Saturday OTHERS ARE MESDAMES CARMICHAEL, A. H. Rodefeld, Beaufort Spencer, Neal Benson Jr. Gordon Englehart, Thomas Murnane and’ Russell Bozell, Misses Melva and Mary O'Rellly, Sara Elliott, Margery Clark, Joan Henning and Dolly Lambourne, Miss Clark and Mrs. Benson will entertain for Miss Carmichael with a bridge party and personal shower Saturday evening. The party will be in the home of Miss Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George L. Clark. Their guests will include Mesdames Carmichael, Cope, Hughes, Englehart, Ricketts, Craig, Bozell, Clark and Robert Mason, Misses Ricketts, Rodefeld, Henning and Lambourne. 3 gs » » ® » » ! New officers recently were elected by the Algonquin Riding bh, The president is Dr. Paul van B, Allen, and others serving th him are C. W. Cady, vice president, and Miss Grace Ann Speer, treasurer, The new directors include Miss Ethel Miller and E. A. Crane, Mrs. H. 8. Taylor was elected for a three-year term on the admissions committee. The club opened its fall activities with an informal supper last night at the club.

Sorority Dinner . Club Will Meet

‘Members of the Sigma Lambda] Members of II Jamalie club will Chi sorority will have a dinner at{meet at 12:30, p.m. Monday with 2 p.m. Bunday at Gammon's res-| Mrs. Edward D, Cromley, 634 E. 60th taurant. The group will have ast. The assistants will be Mesdames dinner meeting Tuesday with Mrs.| Arthur W, Parsons, Paul I. Newman Robert Hoereth, 2150 E. Garfield dr.land James McDaniel,

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Woman's Viewpoint— ‘Dreary Life For Women Who Are Vain’

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Seripps-Howard Staff Writer LIFE GROWS pretty dreary for ‘the woman who is in love with herself—which makes the gift of beauty a dubious heritage. The kind of beauty we put on, ourselves, is often better for us than the glamor nature provides, because we seldom get so set up about it, ; During the pre-war years many women occupied themselves almost exclusively with attending to their charms when young, working to keep them during middle age, and whining over their loss after old age arrived, Could there be a lower low: in living? Because nobody loses her looks with such dismay as the beauty, the trite old maxim “handsome is as handsome does” is still a good one. There is disillusion ahead for the girls who believa that their chief aim is to glorify themselves, We should be very grateful, of course that we are in an era when {its possible to look younger than {our years, when complexions, hair {and figure can be doctored so as to disguise many signs of age. But to every woman comes the moment

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ants and approaching marriages. lian Isham to Chief Petty Officer

Tuxedo st. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Handy, Franklin, The wedding will be this fall, Miss Isham is a graduate of Butler university. The prospective bridegroom has served in the South Pacific for more than three years. ” ” » Mrs. Mae. Huber, 2217 N. Emerson ave, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Laura Mae, and George J. Krupicka, son of Mrs. Antonia "Krupicka of Cleveland. Dr, ‘John B. Ferguson will read the vows at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Irvington Presbyterian church. Mrs. Mable McMillan will be Miss Huber’s only attendant, and the best man will be Albert E. Huber, brother of the bride-to-be. " ” n Miss Marie Matthews has announced the attendants for her wedding to Pvt. James Emory Eads. The ceremony will be soon, Miss Shirley Matthews will be her sister's maid of ‘honor, and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Arthur Hammond, Mrs. Oscar Hoeltke and Miss Olive Stuckwish.

| NO MATTER how persistently we {exercise or diet or lather ourselves “in cold creams, we can't get away |from middle-aged spread or middleaged wrinkles, , i | The sisters who keep their figures | {lose their freshness of face—those | ‘who avoid the turkey-neck effect imust put up with widening waist- | lines. It's a hard choice—but there's ino use kidding ourselves or letting

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when the woman decides to give up the terrible struggle to-stay young. | as that moment the shackles fall from her mind and the scales drop from her eyes. | She can see and feel and breathe [the pure air of freedom at last. | With the abandonment of self-im-provement and self-culture she dis- { covers that the world is a wonderful | place, filled with marvels more en- | trancing than her own reflections in | the mirror,

EVENTS

CLUBS Lincolnian chap, I.T.-8.C. Fri Mrs. Adolph Emhardt, 3721 N. Delaware, hostess. Rio de Janeiro chap, I T-8.C. 10:30 a.m, Wed. Mrs. Amtha Tomlinson, 929 E. Gilbert, hostess. Mrs. Wayne Reddick, speaker. Thalia Garden. 1 p.m, Tues. Mrs. Lloyd Huehls, 711 Gilbert, hostess. “Fall Work to Save Time in the Spring,” Mrs. H, Z. Dieta,

MISCELLANEOUS | Ladies auxiliary, Altenheim.

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p.m. Fil, In the home, 2001 N, Capitol, Irvington unit, American Legion auxiliary. 2 p.m, Tues. In the

post home, 1124 8. Downey. Mrs. Herman Bobbe presiding.

The best man will be Joseph Eads, Marshall, N. C. brother of the prospective bridegroom, Chester Prows, Hamilton, O.; Leonard Gasaway and Mr. Hoeltke will be the ushers.

Will Study in East Times Special BROWNSBURG Ind, Oct. 4.— Miss Elizabeth Seymour is enrolled for a year's study at the Watson school of Physical Therapy, Pittsburgh, Pa, on a scholarship from the Infantile Paralysis Foundation of New York. Miss Seymour is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Seymour of this city.

Martha Isham, Walter Handy Will Be Married This Fall; Laura Mae Huber Is Engaged

Appearing in the bridal news are the announcements of attend-

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Martha Lil-

Walter I. Handy, U. 8. N. R,, is

announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam J. Isham, 1232 N.

Monday Club To Give Tea

A president's day tea will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ auditorium by the Monday club. The event will open the group’s 51st year of activities. . E. O. Snethen will give “An Afternoon with Riley. He will be introduced by Miss Lucile Stewart, program chairman. There will be a musical program by Mrs, William J. Goory, Mrs. Edith Shannon and Miss Roberta Bland. Special guests will be Mrs. Hugh D. Merrifield, the club’s president; Mesdames Snethen, W. C. Bartholomew and M. J. Reese. Mrs, Clayton H. Ridge and Mrs. Merrifield will pour. The arrangements chairman is Mrs. Earl H. Myer. Assisting her are Mesdames Clarence Greene, John Downing Johnson and Ollah P. Toph. The club's board of directors will have a meeting at 12:45 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ auditorium.

Dinner-Dance to Be Held at Riviera

A harvest homecoming dinnerdance will be held tomorrow night at the Riviera club. The party is being given by the Riviera club Boosters. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wald are chairmen of the entertainment committee. Officers will be installed immediately after the dinner,

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Irvington circle, Child Conservation League of America, 1:30 p.m, Mon, Mrs, H. J. Eickhofl, 625 N| DeQuincy, hostess | Women's federation, First Evangelical church 11 a.m, Fri. In the church. Group will make a tour , of Flanner House at noon, Lutheran Orphans’ Welfare associ- | ation. 1 p. m. Fri. In the home, 3310 E. Washington, Mrs. Harold | Laut, hostess, r

SORORITIES Alpha chap, Alpha Omicron Alpha. 12:30 p.m. Tues. Mrs. Wyatt, 401 Poplar rd., hostess. Phi chap, Delta Chi Sigma. p.m, today. Y.W. Lambda Mu chap, Sigma Beta. 8 p.m, today’ Lemcke bldg. Mrs, Walter A. Jones presiding.

Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers to Meet

17 A luncheon will be held at 1 pim. pha Theta Mothers’ club honoring mothers of new pledges. ‘The luncheon will be in the chapter house. “4 ‘Dean Elizabeth B. Ward of Butler

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Proctor Club to Hold Breakfast Tuesday

The appearance of speakers, a communion breakfast and a luncheon highlight the club activities. Dean Elizabeth B. Ward of Butler university will speak Monday at a 1 p. m, luncheon of the Pi Beta

be in the chapter house. A musical program will be given by Miss Shirley Loucks. Special guests will be mothers of the pledges. The committee in charge includes

er and Floyd Fults. Officers of the group are Mrs. Joe Hill, president; Mrs. Frank Milles and Mrs. O. L. Mummert, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. J. C. Johnson and Mrs. H. K. Cdoper, recording and corresponding secretaties. : Mrs. E. G. Freihage, treasurer, and Mrs. John Forrest, publicity. The committee chairmen are Mrs, Arthur Remmel, program; Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs, H. G. Freeland, ways and means; Mrs. C. F. Mitchell, telephone, Mrs, Forrest and Mrs. Milles, gifts; Mrs. Cooper, courtesy, and Mrs. W. A. Singleton and Mrs. Marie Kersting, Butler University ' Mothers’ council delegates.

Members of the Proctor club will have a communion breakfast Tuesday in the D. A. R. chapter house, Preceding the breakfast, the group will attend mass ‘at the Blessed Sacrament chapel, SS. Peter and Paul cathedral, Mrs. Frank Cregor will give a program on “Music in Therapy” at the breakfast. She will be accompanied by Mrs. William J. Stark.

A dinner meeting will be held at 6:15 p. m. today by the Young Professional Woman's club at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Florence Webster Long will speak. :

The Flemish Flanders chapter, International ' Travel-Study club, will have a supper at 6:30 p. m. next Thursday in the home of Mrs. Walter Summa, 1228 N. State st. Mrs. John* Thornburgh will discuss “India.” :

Pi Phi’s to Serve For Civic Benefit

Additional team captains have been announced for the benefit performance of “The Male Animal” at the Civic theater, to be sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae club, Pi Beta Phi sorority. ‘ They are Mesdames Harold L. Ross, Gertrude P. Frary, Theodore Pruyn, H. C. Burkholder, William H. Grauel, Mary Jane Seltenright, Warren Tucker and Harold Rinne and Miss Margaret Paddock.

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Phi Mothers’ club. The meeting will |

Mesdames Carl Getz, W. C. Honeck- |

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fetzer announce: the marriage of their daughter, Ruby Margaret, and Elmer Lloyd Yeager, aviatiom machinist's mate 1-¢, U, 8. N,, son of Grover C. Yeager, Charlestown. The ceremony was Sept. 2 in Cadle Tabernacle. The Rev. Russell Ford officiated, ‘

Dinner-Dance To Be Held at Scottish Rite

A dinner-dance will be held at 6:30 p. m. Oct. 19 in the Scottish Rite cathedral. This is the first {event of the social season. F. E. | Thornburgh, entertainment committee chairman, has announced that two shows will be given in the auditorium for . each entertainment this year except for the Christmas party. They will be at , 745 p. m. and En, 9:15 o'clock. The Mr. Thornburgh entertainment committee is making plans for the annual Christmas party and New Year's day dinnerdance. Members of the committee are Leroy J. Badollet, George L. Clark, Eugene D, Wilcox, Charles B. Crist, Harold C. Curtis, Fritz M. Ehling, Harry A. Lindemann Jr, George H. Maass and Gerald E. Miller. Also, Ralph D. Morris, Toner M. Overley, William W. Peet, Homer T. Perry, W. Clark Roggie, Carl G. Seytter, Tracy W. Whitaker, Max Winchel and L. L. Harshburger,

Culture Club Session

Mrs. Norman Schneider will discuss “Mannerisms of Famous Folk of History” tomorrow at a meeting of the Culture club. Mrs, J. B¢« Mc- | Coy, 974 West dr, Woodruff pl., will {be the hostess.

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Mrs. Rose M. Cruzan Will Address Group

Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan will discuss “Copyright Laws and Parliamentdry Rules of Procedure” Tues day before members of the Robert's, Parliamentary faw club. The meeting will be at 11:30 a. m, in the home of Mrs. .C. A. Childers,

11427 Pleasant st.

Mrs. A. J. Clark will preside. New members of the club are Mesdanies Alvin C. Barbour, Sheldon Cox, Clyde Parsons, William Holley, Louis Pease and Kurt Schmidt,

Officers Named

Officers were elected recently by the group. They are Mrs. Clark, president; Mrs. LeRoy Portteus and Mrs. Charles Sanders, first and second vice presidents, Mrs. Patrick Barrett and Mrs, Schmidt, recording and correspond ing secretaries; Dr. Lily Clements, treasurer; Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser and Mrs. David White, auditors, and Mesdames Clark, Barrett and Cruzan, directors,

Committee Heads Mrs. Clark has appointed commite tee chairmen for the year. They are Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Portteus, hy laws; Mrs. Pease, cheer; Mrs. White, guest book; Mrs. Sanders, historian; Mrs, Barbour, installation. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Ruth Glover, membership; Mesdames White, Childers and J. ¥: Huffman, pro gram; Mrs, Glover and Mrs, William Holley, telephone. Mrs. Cruzan, year hook: Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, delegates to the Indiana Association of* Parliamentarians, and Mrs. Schlosser, Indianapolis Council of Women delegate.

Musicale Section Will Be Entertained

Mrs. Jessie Clapp, 3243 N. New Jersey st. will entertain the officers and committee chairmen of the Camille Fleig junior section, Mati ‘nee Musicale, from 3 to 4 p.m, Sunday. Special guests will be Mrs, Albert Reep and Mrs. Lucille Wagner Ede ington, Officers of the group Are Miss Eunice Ann Cochran, president; Miss Sharon Brady and Miss Laura Lee Burke, first and second vice presidents. ; 5 James Harris and Jimmy Pelance, secretary and assistant, and Charles Nakarai and Howard Smith, host and assistant.

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The Russian Relief is asking for donations of all types of used clothe ing. The organization is located in the Lemcke building. It is also seeks ing volunteer workers.

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